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The morning call., 1890-07-03

Twenty of the Chinese who arrived on
the steamer Rio de Janeiro from Hong
Kong and who were without papers en-
titling them to land have applied for writs
Of haDeas corpus. They are described as
native sons"
The morning call., 1890-07-03

Charles f. Boynton with James J. Manseat, to
build on lot on NV. cor. Eddy ST. and Farren ave.
$500: bonds, $500; c. Z. Kohifs and A. J. Ger
dader SuretieS.
Margaret Harkins with r. o. Davis, to build on
w. line of Minnesota ST., AIS y. of Sierra n. 25I
100, Sl4U0.
Caroline Deloche with J. X. whalen to build on
SW. of Fulton and Octavia SITS, S. 6O1S7 10
81 900: bonds, SIT 900; o. II. Greenewald and
Jacob Levi suretIes.
NJ. Holiday with II. Somers, to build on Sc. cor.
of Halght and Steiner sts, E 56:3x72, $3.50.
The morning call., 1890-07-03

According to the reports filed by Recorder
Russell with the Board of Supervisors the
receipts Of the office for May were S6l37,
expenditures S4049 4S, leaving net profit
of S2137 g. In June the receipts were
s5632, the expenses $36l6 rs, net profit
The morning call., 1890-07-03

The San Francisco Letter-carriers' Mutual
Aid Association has elected the following
officers:
President, r. NJ. Roche; First Vice President.
]. &. Levy; Second Vice. President, r. C. Jensen;
Third Vice. President, j. II. Rines; Fourth Vice.
President, r. w. Green; Filth Vice President,
j. I. Mccain; Treasurer. X. II. Morse; Record.
Ing Secretary. Conrad Tueber; Financial Score.
tary, j. ID. Vollmer; Sergeant. at Arms, +. II.
Logan.
The morning call., 1890-07-03

against him, and the movement now is to
have the State court enjoined so that the
matter can be taken before the United
States Supreme Court on appeal from the
The morning call., 1890-07-03
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WEDNESDAY EVEN ING. July 2.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Wheat firm.
Other cereals dull.
Beans very quiet.
Hay arrives freely.
Grapes In market.
Potatoes unchanged.
Onions lower.
Butter and Eggs before.
Young BOOSTERS lower.
Yeniscn steady.
Peaches in better supply and lower.
Smyrna Figs neglected.
Mexican Lines declined.
Vegetables abundant.
Hops strong.
Wheat charters active.
The morning call., 1890-07-03

The assessment roll OF Alameda County for
1890 will show an increase OF nearly $4,000, 600
over the previous year. Ii looks as IL Alameda
Will take second place over Los Angeles County.
The morning call., 1890-07-03
rKECEpr AND PRACTICE.

~ HE stood on the high school platform
ks.wN In her sweet white muslin dress,
\ From her e say ribbon futtered,
~ And It dealt with Happiness.
alt is what we do for Others"
She said that must bring us bliss;
The highest delight the selfish
Can never fail 10 miss.
"JuSt in giving there is gaining;
He who stops 10 count the cost
Loses all the good he might get
II the thought Of self were lost"
And her mother heard the essay.
But her thoughts seemed bound TO roam
From TIE subject; and she pOuderedi
For she'd seen the girl at home.
-Someryille journal.
The morning call., 1890-07-03

Albert Harris owns small fruit-ranch twenty
miles from Chico, For some time he has been
troubled with bear raids, so lie took pack Of
hounds last Wednesday and started ON hot
trail. Early in the afternoon he found three
brown bears in deep canyon. and, assisted by
two dogs, they were all killed.
The morning call., 1890-07-03

CHICAGO, July 2.-wheat opened rather easy and
from 4c to SIC higher than yesterdays closing but
turned on good buying and advanced s4@l14c, de-
clined 15sG2c and closed 34c lower for August. lie
for September and SIC for December than yester-
day. Receipts, 2OS,OOO bushels; shipments, $780,
900 bushels. Rye frmer at AZ. Barley steady.
CHICAGO. July 2-wheat cash. s61ac.
Corn-34c
Pork-$l2 81.
Lard-$5 IS.
Ribs-$5 o.
whisky-$l 90.
The morning call., 1890-07-03
General Merchandise.

BAGS Calcutta, spot &c; July, &c; Wool Bags.
36S43sc; Potato Gunnies. nominal.
LEATHER-Good heavy Sole, 2502Sc; medium,
226l23c q N: good light Sole, 20G2lc p %;
damaged, I6c p 10; Buff, 10@l2c q foot; Side
Leather, sl2@l045c p root; Calfskins. 30940c q
10; kips, S2594O p doz; No. Harness, 27930c;
No. 2, 24G425c y n.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes as
follows, terms net, cash: cube, 65sc; Crushed,
65sc: Extra Powdered, $3.50; Fine Crushed, 65sc;
Dry GRADUATED. $3.50; Confectionery A, 614c; EI-
ira c. 47sc; Golden c. 45sc q ID; Bags, 1sc more
than bbls.
rue amerlcan heHnery quotes. terus net CASH.
Extra fine Cube. 65Sc; Crushed, 65sc; Fine Crushed
65sc; Powdered. $3.50; Extra hne Powdered, 65sc;
A, 614c; White Extra c, sc; Extra @, 45sc: Golden
c, 45sc ID.
The morning call., 1890-07-03
Mexican Dollars.
ouotable at s2@s3A9c.


New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, &c for sight drafts and
zoe for teIecraphfc.
The morning call., 1890-07-03

Fine Silver.
Nominal at 81 O3@l "a Q ounce.
The morning call., 1890-07-03

MORNING SALES.
Board-50 Hawaiian Commercial, 171z; 5 F
Gaslight, So; $4,000 Omnibus Cable, I1S1a.
AFTERNOON SALES
Boards Oakland Gas, 50; % Gaslight SO:
$1,000 Contra Costa Water Bonds, 9S SO Hawaiian
Commercial, 1612.
SAN FRANCISCO BOARD.
Afternoon sales-7b Water, $685.,
The morning call., 1890-07-03

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are as
follows:
BEEF-First quality. &C. second quality, 5@51ac;
third do, 4@341ac.
VEAL-Large i@16c; small Calves. 6@sc
MUTTON-Wethers,7 I2@9c; Ewes, 79T1%c.
Handspring Lamb &c Z n.
PORK-Lve Hogs. 4Gi3se for light grain-fed and
312@334c for heavy packing; stock Hogs, $40
359c q 10: dressed do, ia 71ac = 10.
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SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.

gave myself away last Tuesday night,
Yet feel not joI nor little of chagrin,
Because gave myself TO that sweet wight
The heiress-and the neiress took me III.
JoHS X EN- DRICK BANGS
The morning call., 1890-07-03
BOARD SALES.

Following the sales yesterday in the San
Fran cisco Stock Board:
The morning call., 1890-07-03
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN sTEAMERS.
Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.
The morning call., 1890-07-03

j ? Brown, Sacramento
j Nj Cory, Fresno
j + Carey. Marin County
Ii l. Robinson, Placerville
Miss Nj L Cummings, Cal
o p Dobbins, Suisun
j L Eustis, Chicago
@ A Crocki,t d W, Iowa
w w Foot, Oakland
j W Parmuler, Redding
I E johnson, San Jose
" q Ross l. I'm. Xisalia
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24
POINTS TO BE REMEMBERED.
When You Co to Ireland Do Not Forget
the Hints Here Given.

Special CoFrssposdeneel
CORK. Aug. s.--The traveller should
not be content with merely cursory ex-
animation Of the city of Queenstown.
He viii not find many pronounced OBJ
jects Of interest in the city itself. but
in its environs there are many land
scape scenes, ancient abbeys and other
objects of interest to captiyate the eye
and 10 stimulate the fancy The Vale
Of Glepmore, for instance, only two
miles from Queenstown, is worthy of a
visit, and within the same number OF
miles from the city is the tomb Of the
Rev. Charles Wolfe. the author of 1.-The
Burial Of Sir John Moore" Leaving
Queenstown the traveller win find tho
ancient town Of Youghal TO be worth
seeing. or all the quaint towns in Ire
land this is probably the quaintest. In
it, in good state Of preservation. is the
residence of the late Sir Walter Raleigh,
and the caretaker viii show the visitor
where this celebrated gentleman planted
the first Irish potato in his grounds This
is what the caretaher says, but Of course
it wasn't really an Irish potato at that
time. Ii hadn't been naturahzed, so to
speak.
Cork will not be of particular interest
TO the American traveller, because il so
closely resembles bustling New Eng
land town. The Protestant church of
St. Fin Bars. and also the Roman Cath
Ole church Of st. Peter and St. Paul,
are both worth seeing. To the romantic
mind. however, the Mardyke road will
furnish the most pleasurable emotions
This is where the Cork lovers go for an
evening stroll. 1t is just within the en-
virons of the city, and is about the
length of the Brooklyn bridge. It is
lighted by gas and is beautifully shaded
by ove-arching trees. OF course no
traveller will miss going to the famous
Blarney Castle. 1t is only about ten
miles from Cork. 1t is reached by
small railway, the price of the trip back
and forth being only forty cents. If
one gives the caretaker twenty-five
cents 20 show him over the castle that
useful person will be quite satisfied. So
Barney Castle may be seen from Cork
for less than dollar.
Most American tourists, however, have
paid about $40 for this privilege
Don't be foolish enough TO believe that
the rock pointed out by the guide is the
genuine Blarney stone. Tens of thou
sands have kissed a stone under this mis-
taken impression. aud they have proba-
bly, wondered why their luck didn't i'm
prove afterward. The genuine stone,
which was originally brought from
Palestine, and which bears the inscrip-
tion cut into it four centuries ago, is
located in the wall Of the castle at least
thirty feet from the top To kiss it
man would have to be lowered by ropes,
and then he would have difficulty in ac-
complshing his purpose, as it is covered
with luxuriant ivy vine. E.J.
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want 70 feel az home Ia this room; II is our
own room Removed from this we want
room where we eau be formal II we wish
Now what we want IA nicely furnished
reception room al the back ead OF the
I'LL
This reception room, small as IL Is. may
Be made very coy and attractive, and the
caller, under any circumstances, would
feel that she had been duly hon0red
through the innuence OF 50 pleasant and
attractive q room. The hall arrangement
is 4 little unusual The doorway is on the
same side as the stairs There is vesti-
bule surrounded by spindle work. The
vestibule is formed Ia the hall partially by
the stairway A hat rack world be formed
next 10 it by inserting brass hooks and
pegs into the proper framework forming
the spindle screen. Below would be a
small table. an umbrella stand and place
for rubbers The hoor OF the vestibule
would be covered with a rug.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

u S1eTt tine ~ hz1 rcGeeee tAe
Pe-nt wAers / w@s sars ne s'91ld rUs
@A,xeSS tna spesx u Enain 1sEew-+sT. :
began - izgz1re " ths natives nd e
iooz ztout ne oa egery hAE.d. bat l
eo1-1 se- ID elew e kiza whAseyer asili
aaz2- wAsa EaEye Who cane q Iay
te1E Nita soas talu. which he offered -
ezc1--sse fox colored beads sd = sn2a.4
blole = aaea sas res1lng. gave Iae by
first nev1s of Elaia- Hs s4l1. waieA
s1terE4ri fsund b bs trne. that Ealla
h2d heard sazg he Was saarrly % set re-
heFeds s24 - ks to3x lie 'clocx oosE
home.
4ae above Is written II sooa faith, IN
ordez hat tie pubic may understand
the true lnWGE1neas of tbs e. utlo2s
and "a cTder thar nay trusgy fellow tray
e-ers, who paid their own expenses and
took tAeir lives il one had. ~ II were.
and thsir washing n tl.s other, may
sand bstore the pubic IN Ihelr true
lights, and not suffer the grave injustice
which others have sougas u thrust upon
them. Whilst We did nog relieve kmln
Tutewiler. we had 1t there for him II he
chose 70 accept il. He could take Il or
he could let II alone We DO not 50
around coaKing people to be discovered
and relieved bY Us.
Both Mr. Jaggs and Mr.. Sawdorf
-stor-P iAice VIII deliver lew lectures
this coming season on "Insect Life on
the Congo. and How 10 Snare lie
plants" Letters addressed 10 my care
viii be just as safe Is they would any
where. Bill NYE,
Late Chief OF the Rear Guard Of the
EInin Tutewiler Relief E2gedition.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24
FIRRT STORY.

The dining room and kitchen arrange
ment ara not particularly new. There is
the china closet, with the glass doors above
and the paneled doors below, the table un-
der the window and the double swing doors
separating the kitchen from the dining
room. In the kitchen there are properly
arranged sink, drain board and table; con-
venient thereto is the range
The stairways to the cellar and rear part
Of the house from the kitchen are shown.
The pantry would be better if it were ex-
tended ont under the porch, In that ii
would be larger.
The second story OF this house is good.
The rooms are large. the wall space is am
pie and their relation TO one another is
proper.
There are five chambers and seven
closets Of good proportions There is also
n storeroom. The rear part OF the house
the girls room. the stOreroom and the
stairway 10 the atiic-is separated from
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

eut u er5er - head on E1zA tass-
giler. whom I Rad sc1ae feazs za1S1E,
"a SsWrosr All tzs szeazaer E'iitszi r.
sst hozls before Eas rellef sxpesilno1 so-
g aim.
l1e head q tae sxpesltiea has s-sss-a -
cEecf ms ularzztzs artislss taz.f ~re rssol-d
away TOO ~ tsule * Far koezsN -,
koe aiSo tog4 tlgo-rAlrcs q ne spf.' 3. q
designated sgr tie entire eEterprAss. -
ta4t he ran short little soa-a y H-e1
b4nk. a2i was taas compellsd ~ stop
@ad 81 Eto camp for over 4 week slillll
four Hs.gzris could be sent back tcr more
sEooplas for which he n2d - pay tAe ex-
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StltS la ssa1apS fktrt,t - u .scess taksnE aha
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as tNsite 1QE ~ eaEts- or any I've t4E a.
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Ily ~ i4sW frices. ~ the q Manufactured
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kcts SURRENDERED ,.. .--.ss..-.--. ..----.-
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II fI0tec iioa Tor American shipping "...... 4
Ia Ihe fartr AOt Iak." hQkKkE DlBRLI-. =
ID ny HistmeE Snouia Re PHotcetloA.sts
.aJ--- fTptection.f - h AEs4IsoAN = .......-..
~ hal L = I -ffn = answers q Noskirg
a>--The American Wool Industry Ia An
as-~wsses and Co.'S ~ Iivins D, W'ks,s
a. Southern faFlniHg Industries ".........
70" A Short iala . NorklE-laeI 81 -........... :
20" rfetrctioa and The fhralsr." senator 8 ~
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- Agricultural Depression" by J. r.
Dodge and L. " cod Dagis...-.................. Il
2S-"Ihe nOutherners National View Of
Protection" 10y knoch knsiey. Of Ten
29-"Iarin Legislation from The Early DAYS
OF the Government" by an eK-c0nfed-
crate .-.-........ ...-.............-. J.
sugar Culture by senator
A :. Paddock ....................... 4.
5l-"ffee Trade or Pr0tecn0ns' Biaines
reply 10 gladstone =
SIS Speech of Hon. Mm. Mckinley. Jr..
on the New Iarlr Bill deHyerec May J.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

guard at and give me an opportunity
hv means Of n s-ereopticon ani lecture
~ 10 good business with the Young
Mems Christian alsociation on my re-
turn
gfr kstor- -Plsi-e said that he would
advise me % procure two or three gun
bearers who were familiar with the in
taricr and who ha3 become acclimated.
/ therefore secured two gun bearers Cor
nv own use named Sahib Williams and
Congo Briggs zot them e SIR George
Tullnar. who said he did rot want them
snv mcre. one Il them had lost a cake
Of s0an somewhere between Fort WAYNE
ami Chicago. and although he had looEed
very dil gently over every inch of the
o-,und re cau,i not find it. 80 SIR
George had 90 bounce him for the exam
pls AMI IN order 20 preserve the disci-
rlina. CenEo Briggs had thoughtiessly
shut M cne = the directors children n
IN uuuar berth ard forgottsn about i
tn hs ct into Forty -sectad street.
WHERE t'le parents discovered that they
ware short cue child.
Osrr sfsrt vas ausrici01s had srTne8
rlvse-f WITH an elephant gun and A. ex-
press rife. which with my bat BOX and
an eli steve were n the hsnis II ny g1n
her-arS. We carried With Is few
r1acsd snrirei sea hiscuis sni some I'm
r,.rvferrs uie m a shaw strap. IN cass ve
shonid not and snv pie trees n bes1nz
cn Cur srri7sl IN re interior. We
saslei N ths isth. snt touchesi ~ HeA
Gaze on ths same l&E. t2l1EE us var
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24
The REAR GUARDS TALE
E-L sYE URlTEs or Tr4E cosEY
'5-ss0 EE-EF ExpEDlTlCA

Emsn Tata~sisr woald Hsss Been Rs-
ll@ysd II ne Hssa't ra&sa sla@ FSaF
s'Cbssz SCAT a.T Hsals ne ExPIsEsrs
SEA Eixas Bsfoss rhs Pasile.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

NEW York, Aug 21.-On Washing
ton street a small colony of Mohammed-
ans affords considerable fun 10 the boys
OF the neighborhood They seem to be
quite strict in observing the forms Of
their faith. and go through the washing
Of the hands at meals. the frequent use
of the prayer rug, and the kneelinZ to-
ward Mecca with great regularity. They
never drink stimulants, eat sparinciy
and CT the simplest foods. and cond1ct
themselves with oriental propriety aud
dignity. They appear TO be natural
born red1lers. and while not receiving
very large profits manage to put by never
less than a dollar day for future en-
joynent IN tie lands of the sultan.
Cuba must be in bad way politically
and financially, if we are O. Judge from
the number Of her citizens who arrive
here every week. All the hotels and
boarding houses which cater % them are
oveTcrowded. In many callinEs the
Cubanos have come TO occupy go proui-
nent a place as % attract general notice
They have several ress aurants down
town. u which are daily served such IN
American dishes as dried Goldfish an1
red peppers, guavs usrmalade and
brsadsticizs. and stewe,1 tomatoes. bacon
and onions. Nearly al of them are
ultra Republicans and strong annexs-
tionisas.
Though The African slave trads was
abolished il the beginDinz = the cent
my, and there Is bst little trade be-
tween the United States snl the Dark
Continent, toers IL nevertheless a slow
bus constant inflow 81 tas Ethiopian
race 70 this country. Most of u cones
from he West Indies. bat : good PER
csntags j. drawn from 81 those sespoTts
where there sTe blscx seafariug peopla
~ oest neigh boTBo0d r. So these new
co-erz = that e The sailo-s' boarding
houses Dear the water front One rsa@oa
of Their hEinz the New world IS ire
haSa rstas pad . mariners shlpTizs
from tie pert q 1geu YORK r
Wite-I dont ta1nx wes nefrer p-11la
tbs Tssr. EVe~Tf fhinz = 81 hasA
Hus1srs8 - What ia it now
Nits-I motive sn sr3~s-tsss-.s-t =
eightPeruy ns5is- Thst's god 5esl
fox = zail--IovveIl Cifzsz-
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Lov1s p GTBsox

Jonss ard his wis hsd inst returned
frora t.a theatre
Stumbling s-o1nd the roo-a Re had
hzhts5 taree Useches ID The apparently
vzin sTort r. fna s0zasshins
What have Jon last. ny dsar7- sskei
rs better half
"A n1sscs- I thoaght d-u-psd ons
- ~ writ eut Al. he~s i =. tha~s-s
uofbirg Ike BENG sa~srg Il s.xal
tlizgs. 7--,T-lga
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

al forms ~ Hscfsl DiEeass
cured vlthotf knife. Hestufs.
eausfies or hindrsD~f f'nm bus
lness a inHa sffs ane certain
cure ftaf he's uot faiI 90 fns auf
ia 81 vefrs' IRA efire. cha-fe
fer rtariefae ~ services fil
cured BB. p. hFhAh Boom
= Fa,rer b0ek 81 HUnfge.
Hours p Q. ~ ~ 8 ,. m
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24


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Al--f' HAO "-s -fPos4'A . q aenle-
''-ere iii ne lensies y inferior Coney
land 0r 4u hoekswzY, that nsls
Dq.d ~ write tn-a defense n myself ard
51r party ln orleg laaE history may, 10
Ellerson says, glrs - fair show.
Early in jane ws received permission
from 1r. 3oseQa eaea, Il Boston, p *
plofe the interior % CCuey Island II We
woa.1 dse Il 54s. again. and began o.
l-sE aHout ne ler suitable company ~
La-n to ASSIST u. Sly nrsE selection
consisted u Ar. owen s. kngley, wa0se
Hlia,ils ia-Ila4 g.. uses adae-es % his
be2-A-Lest ua1ae, pas wAo "a loyal gen
t-slnstn whose clothes d. me. / owe him
much Which cue, = ever repay, bat he
agrees o. iet me - e l speak kindly of
han 10 nv Wrliines
~as Also So i1rtunate as 70 secure
the services of Eh II. Jaggs, professor Of
horseinansnlP a. TIE Central Park Acade-
nv u EquestElanistni also the author OF
"tiow % Overcome the Riding Habit"
cloth nrty cents. paper two bits he
was secured partially because OF his po-
hsieal influence and also because hs Is
Thorough connoiseeur Of spoopiu-
lie SAID he would 90 cheerfuliy. Be
sldc these two l also invited Mr. Sawdorf
Aston Place, OF Leunox- He Is not large
physically, but he has brain which IS
what might Be called teeEling brain
Waea be is thinking real earnestly, II
you g quite close 20 his brain You can
hear Il purr. l never saw such brainy
cuss - hs Is bis thoughts sometimes
rumble ike telegraph pole, he thinks
80 hard. I selected him because want
ed bunch Of picked men, and any one
cocld SEE that nc was picked man 70
Just lock az him He seemed somehow
10 have been picked too soon. He took
banjo with HIM.
That also was picked. Before we had
fairly started ne got everything about
him 70 harnoniEs by having bis pockets
picked.
Ny next thought was to procure the
needful food supply for our long journey,
and obtain permission Of my paper 10
draw on 1t whenever l needed any
money. | also wrote an editorial re-
garding my sagacity and things, leaving
IL % be printed on the day Of my de-
parture.
now began to look about me for food
and whang whang. jingsang and color
ed beads to be used for purposes Of
trafEic. Ny first purchase consisted Of
small hamper Of Rockford cheese, which
Is an anti-scorOutic and also insures alb
sOlute isolation 70 its happy possessor. |
fully believe that the Rockford cheese
giving it the Anglicized spelling. for
am always kind TO the Rockford and
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

= Eouse szaas - orssr - Eas = P~rtae-
sl2r fAaakls-
1here arr zaaas sos4 Teassas y ~ s-sn
perso1 $40 hlil1s saela Nz1t Ael@s
eiE1eEeat froza hls DeigiooTs. ootA &s -
4rrsngeasnt a13 sxseraal spF's~s4nce
Tbs j. true. indepozsaellt u cost.
1s2e gass case of IAS pl2E wAieh - nsrs-
s41a selecEad.
Tas lzGy ssvs. ssaS ( sEart = ks.ll not TOO
larse, and ca ffosa gAs1 > hytag room IA
fTont. F1ts living r1em s1oula * large
v hzEs seLas books. = PlAAe, lpNRse
z14 e--1r Gsilg Foem furniture Ne
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24
srcoNn sToRT

the front Part by a door. Pour other rooms
and the bat broom are in frontof this door
way. Tie front chamber connects with
TIE bedroom over the bell
The bathroom IN any house is 3 COZ
veaience that can never be overestim sted-
The cost n this buiiding is indicated by
tla arr vs1 arhpSula.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

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League. OF New York. BY which Ne are en-
aOled 10 furnish TO our readers any Of these
documents az the same price you would hNNr
30 pay should you send - New YORK FOR them
We have The complete liss now on hand The
postage on "A letter aud the fr0ubie ~ writing
can be saved by calling al This Once and pay
ing only the retail price spend . cents and
read Mckiniey's speech IN .ull.
The TELE6RkM-hERhLD,
No. y Pearl Street.
Grand Rapids. Mich