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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-06-05
THE OREGON ELECTIoNs.

Returns Indicate the Election Of PEN
nOyer, DEM, for Governor.
PORTLAND, Or June Am election
was held in this state to-day for Con-
gressmen, state and county officers, in
Guiding members of the Legislature,
who will choose q successor to ]. II.
Mitchell in the United States Senate.
Meager returns from the state indicate
the reelection of Binger Herman, Re
publican, for Congress, by from 1900
to 5000 majority. The vote on Gov
ernor will be close, but the returns re-
,ceived seem favorable. to Pennoyer,
Democrat. The Republicans will have
probably o majorityin the Legislature
on Joint ballot. a M
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-06-05
Free tOAll.

Everybody isinvitedto oallonC " Fisk,
theJeweleriR Leist's drug store, aud have
their jewelry cleaneu and repolished the
same as when new, free of charge. Fine
watch work and hard solderings speciality.
All work warranted and perfect satisfac-
tion guaranteedormo money refunded:
If ON FISK.
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Probate Notice,

NOTICE 10 hereby given, thst conrad Claws
IN guardian OF. f.Cyrenns, Mary E.. George d. and
Henry A. Askins, has filed second account OF his
guardianship, which will be for hearing and setfie.
ment June 80, 1890. ,4.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-06-05
Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Jas. P. Ragan, as
~ guardian OF William q. Tate, has hled SEQ
ond account of his Guardianship, which will be, for
hearing and settlement June 18th, 1890.
,1 NJ. DONNELLY, Probate Judge.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-06-05
Probate Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given, that Julian u. Tyler,
land has filed first account OF his administration
which will be for hearing and settlement June "
w N. DoNNELLY, Probate Judge.
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Probate Notice.
Probate Notice

NOTICE 10 hereby given, that Andrew johnson,
lN as administrator OF the estate Of Cyrus Detray.
has filed hnal account Of his administration
which will be for hearing and settlement june 16,
1890. N. D0NNELLY, Probate Judge.
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THE NORTHWEST
New Advertisements.

Saur & Bslsley-Local.
M Donnelly-Probate Notice.
r Hudson-Admir Sales.
z r Cowdrick-Locsl.
T Barnes-Sherih Sale.
F Badenhop-Notice Of Appointment
@ W Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs Martha Sincox-Local.
G b Rohrs q Bro-Local.
Norden Bruns-Dry Goods.
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Notice Of Appointment.

Estate of Catharine Speigel, deceased.
TENHR undersigned has been appointed and quail
Il fed Is executor Of the last will of Catharfn0
Speigel, late Of Henry county, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this % day of May, A. ID. 1890.
FREDERICK BADRNHOP.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE Ia hereby given, that Jas. P. Ragan, -
~ administrator Of the estate of Susanna Green,
has filed final account Of his administration, which
will be for hearing and settlement June 16th 1890.
N. DoNNELLY,
Probate Judge.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

.wss.t k.xs. better sbow Ter accept
80 o-S.x than aesiea- b tie ~sy.
snastsur photsgrsphy - destined %
play . dlssstsriAl PaSt IN tes wsskiiss.
A series q god Phctos fNPAs VAL nest
A interior srtisis. tia sciteFs toGealng
uD The manuscript. xnd. Il nsessssFy.
giving is 70 litsrsry hack to rssrits.
REGARDING poetry: "A might be sx-
vset-S nost Of ths verses whic1 cone
in srs evolved fr0n fsmini4s cerebral
cells. There is q craze fcr Dstrie4l
confessions sGch ss encsS1xs roRnas.s
villaysllss, tFiolsts, epstrslns, hni-
trains and other f4seifai products IN
tas lice Of verse ds sosists- euea thiags
generally bsglu the round b. belng
mailed 20 Life aad the weekly society
paDsrs, and "a being returned with
thsnks, are sent 70 suy and every peri
ocieal with which tasy are supposed %
have = show. They refer leSTRsaly TO
Already, Eros, Hsloiss, JGllsg, AnsF-
yllis. and otherwise show srus.t.oa re-
spsctiag matters srotie.
aThs most matter is submitted in the
winter months, the wintsr crop being
about double that Of the summer. Ord
inarily al article which is iateaesd for
publication IN e certain issue Of q
wseklv should, II IL is 10 be illustrated,
be Ia six or seven weeks before that
issue; If il does not need illustration it
should be in a month beforehand"
ID. y. BDWEII-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
A BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
The Grand Rapids Safety Deposit Co.. Lo-
Gated at No. So and 36 aonroe-st,
are Dong Paying Business.

Attending to the wants Of It's patrons takes
but little time.
The location is the best in the city for a
Safety Deposit Co.
The location is the best In the city for Prl-
yate or Pubic bank.
The location is the best in the city fer ar
Insurance and Real Estate business.
The location Is the best I'm the city for any
one desirOnS OF establishing an ofhce business
of any kind.
n c Grand Rapids Safety Deposit Co. desire
10 associate with them. either as 'nters OF
o,her~is-. some one who IN connection with
h 5 owR business viii also attend 20 the busi-
neSs OF tbs colIlaEy.
This Of rs an opportunity for some person
already established. or des!rous OF engaging in
some Office business. 10 secure desirable ioca-
tiOn free OF all rent.
The best of references will be required ANY
further part cuars can b. obtained ty calling
on or addressing
SIDN EY f. SIT ms
Secy and Treas Grand Rapids saicty e1os.t
Co.. Grand Rapids. aich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
WlNANS & WORKS.
tsucoessoT to A. J. Focr A Co.
5 and 4 Tower Block.
WAYTED-FemaIe heIr-l IaanarI aITIl.

yVANTED-Femaie hclr-s launcry GIRLS. 2
W kitchen girls. frst-clafs cooks SECOND
cooks, 10 dining-room rirls. p general houso
glris. chamber malds. a. Lad es' paflofr room
y Tower block.
WANTFD-MNe heip-l assistant boot.
W keeper. J shapef. : turner, .lshnrers.
COOKS. Young men walters fofn Hauft.
mer 10 cui wood. Miuans WORKS ant
J0wcr block.
ATTENTION C0MRhDEs-A law has been
Il passed hy which every soldier can erf
pension oi from o. O. tll Hor month nf rlsc-
luz their clHims in the hands % =. q. Mlnans
and Addison Works af rooms aud Tower
b,ock, Grand Rapids Aicn. Both ~ us have
been soldiers. and one member cf f1Is frf1 ins
had long experience o. a successful pension
agent II YOU have - pension 81 less HmnUHf
than tais we can ret 70 increased. hinans
" orks. rooms and Iowef block.
NIANTED-Temsie hflp-t lauuGress afrft
" cooks. second COOKS lf dlnln1 .rnntn
girls. general bouse Pir ciers, rfeo noi be
f1peffnceai sfcone 4f .. chtmhcf fnaiaa.
81 once. Ladies Pa-Iors. Tower block.
tEANTED-Nai help--I rnoui der. rschin-
" ist-uniou shop } mas ara wife cr infm.
ii arfnts--9od selling arflfIf-stl a. Al rof
cav j r1en on farms, peI aaf on month.
and Tower block
EON SALE OR EXCHANGE- grocery stock.
drug stocks. 3 general ffaef rii gsu
some one good aeaL and Tower hircs.
toB sALf--- lofs nIce cor. 81 en berries gi -
I11isa, ~ bargain ID tahen ni oHce
anc Iosef block.
E0n etfE-Thr4e Broom hofises ~ Crbert
49,, ett tai thf es,i payments 3
und 8 fnalf boft
roR fkIF-II ia-rn ft's veet n He~ broom
4 ha-.ee - .saIf llne Iof .ffls ft faof alleg
on'y - casl. saaa prtf hlofh.
tFcH ebIE-lH lots aa n claHlf ST. ts1fa0
asfveeH loHu.a'l aan fnIfre. on rHi'f
fas. nniF ftt Ir. ff1r. Itfsfr ffeF. ints
oa as.. e. ..s, . ,ls .el. Aea iia ,..., sn.5
fHr each tIaH taf b.t on f'ri| nfa I'D
0aarir. nest Chefsf fl1a. 80 Iov p
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
WHO WILL PLAY THEm2
College fs"tbaIi rssaas oaiet K~gsrdiEz
the Coming of the BrigisLers-

tcoPYRroRT 1880 BY sACHELLKK col
Football experts are greatly divided
on tho question whether or not the
college teams viii accept challenges
from the British picked team which is
expected 10 arrive here shortly The
manager Of the foreign team has already
announced his intention Of trying 10
bring about matches with Yale, HeT-
ward aad Princstoa. In order 10 learn
whether the college athletes cared 10
risk their laursls in a brush with the
strangers q note OF injury WAS sent TO
the captains OF theAsootballs teams at
these thres colleges. Gill of Yale was
silent; Harding Of Harvard mad no
answer to give Edgar A. Poe, the
plueky little captain of the Princetons
aud the nephew Of the famous poet,
alone replied.
~ think" he wrote, ain all prob
ability Princeton would play the British
team but OF course the game could
not DO played before the latter part Of
October"
When ID Is remembered that the
Princeton team Is the heaviest OF all
the college eleyens and that, until
lately a. least, it was noted for the
ferceness OF its rushes and the
roughness of it's play in the field, it
will be better understood what pluck is
implied in Captain Poe's letter. In
meeting the foreign team, the Prince
tonian giants must lay all their old
tactics aside and play the British Asso-
citation game, which bars slugging,
wrestling and scrimages of every kind.
They will play at a decided dissdvant-
age, and lovers of the game everywhere
will watch the result of this peculiar
match with interest. Meanwhile it
looks as though the other colleges were
willing that Princeton should take the
first whack at the Rritishcrs and don't
care to run the risk themselves.
Pozzonrs Com Dlexin Powder is uni
versallEknOwn and everywhere esteem
ed as the only Powder that VIII i'm
provs the complexion. eradicate tan,
recles, and q ! skin diseases.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.


The Republicans Of Kent Coanty will meet
II Convention AZ TIE tircuit Court rooms. Ia
TIE city 81 0r3a4 Rapids. on Ihursday. August
II. az III 1'eiocx a. a.. for Eae gurcosc OF elect
ins delegates 70 tl1 Republican state C0nVeu-
fi0a, 90 Dc held a. Detroit. Au-us. ~ aud 2.
ISL; anG for the purpose u eiecJlrz delzg.tss
70 tie Republican Congressional Convention
OF t1e FINN Congressional district. hereafter
- D. called, a1d also Tor the purpose of nOmi-
E0rrx candidates fer couQts orlces 20 b.
voted Tor at the general sirctiou. 90 be held
November &. 1890. and the TRANSACTION OF such
other business as may properly come before
The Convention.
Eacn toN1iaip and ward Is entitled 20 three
delegates. By order OF committee,
II. A. MAYNARD. FRED ). CLARK.
Secretary. Chairman.
Dated July n. is4o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

srcEsa calls forEA aaa keeps a con-
t.nued oPeEztlen tals domestic inaas.
Try, tvs results Of vAleh are csstEib1tsd
azac1gzE az of car e.tzens.
l. atAs bLghsss erlne known 70 cal
forsh tha domestic Industry Il 5 fer
tne voters 10 say -hstEsf they VII 60
ef4za Il Or rot. TOR the issus = d -
tnetiy made ara pressed spoa - by
those sao claim it as such.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
NO STAMPS ExCH7NGED.
Ths Governments win Redeem Stamped
EnveIops. But Not stamps.

Envelopes but Not stamp
Some people have an idea that the
Government redeems postage STAN ps
when from any cause they become unfit
for use or are difficult 20 use. Fre-
qusatly hssts Of stamps are stuck to-
csther, or are torn or injured. The loss,
IL any, falls upon the owner, as the
Govsrnmsnt refuses to assume any re
sponsibility Of stamps whea once sold.
The agents Of the Government, ths
postmssters, can redeem stamps which
they hsv for sale Il through any acci.
dsnt they become unfit for use. But
when the citizen buys a stamp he
either uses 10 IN the legitimate way or
Else he is ont the value Of the stamp.
The Government, however, redeem :
stamped envelopes IL one should
happen 90 be misdirscssd or should
become blottsl or for any rsason per
soa should wish 10 tesr open a stamped
envelope after hs had sealed It for nail
lag. he can bring It to the poss-ofhee
an get brsnd new envelope in its
place Toe reason for this difference
ia the treatment OF ths adhesive stamp
and the stamped snvsIoPs Is that the
adhesive stamp can Be used and then
wasAsd aad passed as good, unlsss .
careful scrutiny is made II the Gov
eminent shoall begin tae practice Of
rsd-4ming adhesive stamps, tas oppor-
tunities for fraud would - increased
Thea the adhesive stamps srs mana
fsctu-sd &C cost 80 the Government,
watch ths stamped envslope il not
The stamps aye furnished % the pabiie
at sac face vsl8s sud oat Of this hss &c
come 80 ccst of manufaoturs. bat il
che ease of stamped envelopes they are
Sold st taeir face value plus the cost e
..,..-.-- r,..arraa
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

A Democrats idea OF what consti-
tutes morality is ssl generis. A certain
~. D. Harter, recently nominated by
the Democrats for Congress from the
Fifteenth Congressional district IN Ohio,
delivered himself IN this wise: al
would abolish every custom house in
the land, l would rather vote for the
establishment of an institution 10
spread the cancer or a field IN which to
Propagate cholera or a school in which
10 teach vice and crime rather than for
a protective tariff" And ne was ap-
plauded by admirng Democrats. It is
hard, exceedingly hard, for modern
Democrat 20 advocate or favor any
thing which tends to further the true
Interests OF his government, or which,
IN any manner whatever, develops a
policy which results in the permanency
OF is Institutions by making 1t able to
exist by virtue lef-ts own WILL alone and
not by virtusof the viii or suHersnce of
-fereign powers. Measured by this de-
ciaration, to enhance the price of labor
isa greater crime than 70 provide for
the spreading Of that most loathsome
disease, the cancer; 70 BRING forth
aad utilize the varied resources, which
= kind Providence IA all wisdom has
placed within our boundaries, Is more
reprehensible, than to provide for the
propagation OF cholera; to make this
Nation one of the most pr sperous Of
ell Nations upon the face OF the earth,
Is 81 injury to the citizens OF this coun-
Try, Of larger proportions than.would be
3 school devoted TO the teach
ing Of vice and crime, for the
former are the resultants OF
protective tarG, and have been
demonstrated as such. How viii the
foregoing sentiments commend them
selves TO the INTEL! gence Of the average
American
Which is better. 70 be in such a pos
tisn that we might be able 70 i've aud
prosper, though al the rest Of the
world we're swept rom the face Of crea-
ton, or TO pay tribute 70 other coun-
tries, thereby becoming 4 msre appan-
age thereto. 50 ttss whatever disaster
might bsfsll theme our country would
be involved thesaul
X wa do no.Femain producers Of
those tGnzs We se. We certainly viii
have 70 necom suyers Of the same
from abroad an to be subject. not
cuiy,to any Hstgra disaster which may
occur there, but ie placed n such a
position, that the nr,co of the foreign
product. which ~ auy abroad, vii be
Dictated By the cogntry supplying the
sane-sabjecto only, t. the result OF any
efect thereon. hy force of foreign
competition in the trade which shall
rsach our shores. More tnan that. not
berg the producers Of those articles
and having to hsve them. snyta ng
which we may have 90 exchange there
for. VIII have Is price set BY the couu-
try t-aane wits "a, subject cnlv. 20 the
effect of any foreign composition for
cur trade. Thus w would 6e forever
i, leading-strings 10 forsign countries,
70 be forever affected By their reversss
CT their maehin4uons, poWeriess % help
ourselves. We nave a variety a. SOIL
and climate, produellg almost al the
different prodects CT ths earth. a
variety 81 mineral deposits. and
wealth of sfream sad forest.
AL Awaiting and Dvi0ng tie results of
cur domestic industry. We n xht 1--we
Ard thrive as a nston, i al ether
uafscns we're 10 become sxhnct. Pro
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

WAHT Dag afss iesV ~ Gentleman. fr
~ sam 81 ae uses e every fae.iirs esey
asf anat profit adfress fhe 0Frrp
li isnulatfur s %. tFeI pei ohio. h
NrhTT FD-a1rgts. 81 oa0rf nr ffirfr feqs
- tines $3.50 rfofi iH t8af weeks ar m rrF
address Fifl t.a'nf. Jarvis = Coz. i..r.ff. f is
Dos. n
WANTED srsnfs f9f fts Hist9rv af f.e fs.
~ lorsaous ~ Dsrag Deeds saa bgslf
fr ar fres slaflss y. A. broEniHg Z Co..
ge.eeo. ohis. sau
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

Queen Vietoria havieg completed re
6frr-shira year or her reign. hss soy
rstgasi longer than auy ether Engllss
uoaarch. excepting Hsnfy III, Sssrgs
ms sxty Tsars en- tie tbFaas eeins
i.ft IN considered. ~ Sc vas - intsr.
ruptsd vita rezencles
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

Any subserfber 20 TEE TELEGRAM
<fERALD Who falls To receive the paper
regularly. oF 9ho may hass reason 20
eon piain OF late delivery, win confer a
special favor By inroruain< this once OF
the fact at once. send postal card or call
up telephone 55l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

MARTIN Y. MoNTGoMERY, one OF the
brainiest Democrats of Michigan, has
not lessened his reputation any for DO
litical wisdom, by refusing to be slaugh-
tered as a candidate for Governor. Re
publicans, who respect and admire him.
are glad to be excused from attending
his political execution.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

"ALL we ask IS that in National mat
ters the majority of voters in tins coun.
try may rule. Why should any South
ern man object 70 this? Under what
possible pretense can It be claimed that
certain States should send represents
tiyes 70 Washington on the basis OF a
vote which is not allowed to be cast?
suppose your claim to govern your
selves under any violation of law be-
sound, on what do You ground your
claim to govern us in the same fashion,"
Speaker TbomGs B. Red.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

Cns ~ iha peaks - Noant shasta g
Cslffornls has disappeared recently
sud lt is infi,atsd ,hst IL viii tsra %
IA tks Chiesxo Fair.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

GOVERNOR BoIEs, the Democratic eX-
ecutive of Iowa, on the 18th inst, CON-
muted the sentence of Fred Munchs-
rath from Imprisonment IN the peni-
tentiary for four years to three months.
Munchsrath, it will be remembered, was
convicted of conspiring 20 murder Rev.
George F. Haddock at Sioux City. If
the Prohibtonists, who helped to elect
the Democratic Governor, can get any
consolation out of that commutation,
they are certainly welcome TO it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
wAKTEp-BaLRp ToR oHILpREE.

thTANTE.D .D-E0rte reseecfEble Waflfn 70 board
~ and f.t. case ~ tF0 rE. trrI. bows
a-,es 2 aad vesrs Aadress % once T. s. r..
care leiegfar.- IS eFasd.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
PERCYSN VDER
2S Canal-st., Room Is.

T-RoOM house in southeast part Of CITY 10
trade for house or lots in north part OF
city.
/ {. acres. two mites from city on gravel road,
~ 500; "a y terms.
7-RO0A house and corner lot on Center-st,
only i251. worth $50.
NEW Groom fat for sale az a bargain. VIII
- trade Tor vacant lots.
MONEY TO LOAN 80 and per cent. on gilt
u edged security. Percy Snyder. -s Cauai-st.
! OIS near East-sf.. onlg 2.9: teruss5 caSl.
- balance chs quarterly without interest.
i HAVE choice business blocks f3r sale on
CaAalst aud South Dirisi3n ST. viii pay
Z per ceut. qn investment.
II WILL PAY parties wishing 70 n axe ~.
ves n 'ats 70 CAL sad iC9k over my llst BE-
lcre lU4clEslEE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dallies Elk
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

THE Hart Argus apparently feels that
"open confession is good for the SOUL"
for 1t is impelled to say: "We make
drunkards, criminals, paupers, sink
boats, wreck railroad trains, destroy
life and create misery and woe with
law-and build our LAWS 70 these disas-
trous ends" We never would have be
lieved that our contemporary was as
bad As that.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
wAYTED-To RBST.

KNANTED-Nfoe furn shed front room with
~ large Lcd room adjoining lmust he krIt
neat aH1 cIearl. II rr.fbfe Hnusr. tHr fWo
ro-uE gentlemen NJ Eno8 cha-sctHr ar haf.
rs adaress smith a. Jones care cafr4er la.
Citr-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
& CUTTERS
Z. p. CALDWELL. MANAGER.
Real Estate Dep8rimor.
Weston BaildinE, a. Ganal-st
Money 10 Loan.

ONE ioi left on Tenth ave, price Ger thf ue1t
- Ten days SIS. worth ts'0
0NE very dfsirah. lag ca south Lafayette sf.
- Just north Of fIlfN. ave. AMI nDf nuf quite
80 desirable gDsi south oi fiiih.afe. Aisa turee
"a North Lafayette. tNu books Hnria ~
Bridge. Zach aud every one S. "a harsan.
pISINk-s l0ts on tie ccrnfr Of Ha son ave
- and H,t. 81. can bl had cal frasonatlc
figure.
EoB shLE OR EECMA NGE-Thc Tour iari.y y
Il tenement. lncafed af aal West lifla..f.s
new and well aTranEeQs twenty large faofis uf-
sides hail aaG closets clfy nld e sfEfI wafer lu
eAch suite. well water fn yaIe1 iFtge basfnffnf
and lopd sewer connections lu furi every
thing Is complete. Nih pay peg cenl ue-.
KHE have Zen new houses f3r sais Oh essY
w terms located la tte sol h easi and i,tH.
We also have . large nunbef of residences laf
sale, ranging ia price from faN o. s.n.la.
Ca Tor part icuars.
Az LOTS in TIE south END. can be- had vn
~ easy terms.
Crozier & Cguer's Real Estate Department.
Telephone f4t
E.B. CALDWELL Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

hNTEU-Loara ers and rccrafs firm s. -0
~ u sl pa week. 1l6 las Eifen-st 1f
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

Keep cool anf drink = E.sss OF sods
water as tie Women Exchange.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

Notice is hereby gwen to ELI. that my
VIE. free,ia l., nsviug. wItaoU! cause
or provoCaton, left nay bed and board
n.l not te responsible fog any debts
Ot her coutracOng
WILLIAM " sOTER
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
F--~ tF-A 10 - = = 4-f-----------
REAL ESTATE!
AT TIE OFFICE or
BROOKS 6 BROOKS

House and lot On Slnclair-st .......-.....-s 3 20
houses -. one lot On North ion.u-st. Tor 100
doasc aal iOi. ~ North g. Cilese-ayo IL
tet>r ana lot. AJIta Tollegc-aNe -.-......-. .yil
honae- rhu l9t. North toiiese ave. each ZOO
House and 1T 0u Dud eY p;aee.-..-..--...-.. a..
> .-DEses si.a icis 0n " est SIDE each. bly
~ broad Eay. rach .-..........-.. ..-.. l1
/ On Broadway 1870
three OF s. 81. each ....................... ~
Ose On reGtI Laiayc -.......-.-. -
J1c OF cast Dt.a. est. bargain at........ $3.50
ne Oh NOlfh-sye lj
Jns on Thomas q acknowledgements. F. lI
tie on trcsc nj alj
nAe or tfcssenf pace foQ
one o. s<cSt Bridge ..-....... -5 AZ
One on Coitave ......--..-........... 2sB
one on CliutOn-st ..-... ..........- JJtJ
Ihe hole. und dwelling on cor. shawmpt
and Winter ST.. $50
Three houses on VOLTS plat ......sll75 and l-o)
On the Riverside aadltia N. single lots or blocs
Lots on VOLTS addition from s2J5 TO 500.
4 few lots lefJ on our West Side plat. VII
furnish lumber 10 build.
Houses 10 rent, farms for sale or exchange,
cali on Us before going elsewhere.
Money 10 loan at lowest rates Of interest.
once open Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
BROOKS ( BROOKS.
g and q New JI0useman Block.
Telephone llA.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

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