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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

....lss.~s IA several seheels- In musi-
e.s uasttsrs people must BE educated
tsf.fs shsy azs twenty ava IL tbs
eourss : pursued. in tss years. Ansrl-
:. wo1ld bs the greatest nsFsoa et
,,v.ieisns IN the world. There Is 10
,eflinx whs1 voices snd wA2f players
xs would develops. "a II "a aow. eur
hands pay = hlghsr elsss Of music than
i. DLssed ~ the bands 81 EarePs.
w-hsn ! went Abro sa several years ago.
aud gave thea "Isnnhaussr" ia Lon
don they were sst0Rishee- The EGglish
bausasstsr did not believe Il possible.
AfterwAra they wsat u work saa
learned higher order ~ music tbsa
had been their custom
We are gradually improving in thts
country. We lave as good bsaa musi-
eisns as there are n the werld- We
have plenty Of material 10 seleci from
and We take only the best. 5one Of
nv soloists have been with the baEd
for fftesa years, aud the man who
PLAYS the third clarinet 10 capable Of
PLAYING the hTst. The band is
masculine snd has great pos
abilities. The orchestra is feminine
and IS limited 10 finer aud more delicate
work. The band is robust. IL has .
wide swing. 1t is strong and powerful,
bat il can always be a gentleman Ii
intsrprsts ia . music for tie people IN .
way they can HndsFst aud and enjoy. IL
entsrtains, and that is what music is
here for. think all band masters ere
trying 20 raise the standard of music.
They must do that if they love their
art, but they are not trying 10 edues'e
their audisnees, but 10 entertain 81 en-
New York, ss a city, should pay more
attention TO music. The small bands
in the parks do very well, but
IL would be grand thing il
big amphitheater were provided,
capable of seating 10000 people, and
open above, but with seats protected
from the sun. Ii should be located ia
Central Park, or at some equally con-
vonient point, and concerts given with
band of eighty or one hundred picked
musicians. Some people will say this
is too extrsvegaat for the city TO under
take, but 1t would be a great advantage
to New York
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
WlNANS & WORKS,
Successors % A. j. foEs 4 Co..
3 and 1 Tower Block.

lVANTED-We want % cabinet makers Ira.
Tower block. 2istf
WANTED Male Help-I cook. q young men
W waters. & iarm hands, la agents good
selling articles; big Iaones iufnliurc aGeats-
and Tower block.
WANTED -Femaie Help p0Iisber. iron
w ers. Is dinlnE-room girls or young men
waiteTs, meat cooks, fasiis cooks. iQ fliis
Tor general hens-work csn-Washers au4
seruoDcrs. ana other openings TOO numerous
- menrlen. auo Tower block.
pUSINESS CHANCES grocery stock. well
- located. doing nicf business wal invoice
about Sl1o3. 3 ane Tower block.
WHY d0u'f yoy bus thar nice lof on Cass 81.
block
E0R SALE-Or exchange Tor 8 good vscsut
lot. o. "a part payment on o house. al up.
right rosewood piano, AIst-ciass make 3 aud
Iowsr block.
E0R sALE-A nice two-siory store on West
BrlGgr-sf.. oufy <Ho1; rented i0r - per
month. and Tower clock.
II YOU want sour house rented. bring iD
4 your keys SAND Tower block.
NTANTED-A partner vlth $3.50. % pot into
W good furniture plant. office agfk a big
opening for the rlEnt man. ond Tower biA.
L9OR SALE-s-ro0n new house. on LAFAYETTE
r.. north 81 fifth-ave $50 Groom bou e
on same lot. all for 5sbgus SECOND house rCuts
foT SO. other would rent lor 81 per month.
E0R sALE-Furni shed hotei IN ciiyi forty
y
s-s per mOnth and = Way inii house. rea sons
Tor selling poor heath. Cal 81 anc Tower
block for particulars. II you want big bar
gain.
TOR fALE-A hrsf-class restaurant. Going
good business in a i've city 5000 every
thing new. price $50. Call al 3 and Tower
block.
WANTED-To put from 5000 q $500 In some
W good reliable business. furniture pre-
ferred. and Tower block
TOR EALE--Or exchange for acre property /.
a i0f0om house isrge lot Ga ocribnsr Al.
well rented. Tor only a,i.
EUR SALE on EXCHANGE drug stock
y ] general stocK VIII give some one good
deal ard ! over block.
EOR skIE-Ihrce broom houses On Gilbert
s., ] sen. $50; 500, easy payments.
and Tower block.
lVINANS a WoRKS-Reai estate stoc
w bought and SID. pensious. huAna
chances and emp.oFm nt bureau. money
loan. ands Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

For two years or more the matter OF
putting "wires underground" has been
agtated, with more or less activity and
persstency. by nearly all progressive
citizens Of Grand Rapids; but, just as
the consummation of their desires
seemed about 10 be realized, IN Canal
ST., at least, comes the proposition to
continue the wires OF the Electric Light
Company in that street. The prOposi-
ton should receive no favor from the
hands of the council. 1t has been
fully demonstrated, IN other and more
progressive places. that wires can be
safely placed and successfully worked
under ground. II should be done
here, and without delay. II the COM
pauy is so far behind the times that it
has not learned how 20 work
beneath the surface, let it
string ss wires in Kent alley, in Mill-st.,
or along the river bank-anywhere but
IN Canal-st., where they are not wanted.
There Is some prospect that. as soon as
the street Is wired, and paved with as
phalt, we VIII have one street that Will
be & credit to our city; It's beauty should
not be marred by electric wires.
The danger TO people who jump from
buildings n case of fire aud the him
drance in erecting ladders at such
times, IS Al old story, but one that
should be remembered by the alder
men next Monday night. The poles to
be erected by the Street Railway Com
pauy should not enter into the matter
at AL. The Street Car Company need to
have their polesbuttwcnty-twofeeth high
aud for the beauty of the street they
ought to be shorter instead of longer.
There Il much greater objection to
wires than 20 poles, however, and this
point alone should be kept in view.
The street Railway Company needs
but one wire. and that IN the center OF
the street. There should be no more
wires IA Canal-st. than are necessary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02


IN lmFo7saz4t Improvement has been
made in the covering of puiieys. by
wEich i5 is claimed 30 per ceuh more
power can be transmitted. and al slip
ping is reduced to an imperceutills fac
ter- Ihis system cOmp-1ees tie follow
irE points tt consists IN tho enu,ov-
menc q q specially prepared lea.har
covering for the pullsy wkich IS *
trsn-ely soft and elastic ard never eIazes
BY the rubbing action Of tne belt. as is
the case when ordinary leather is en-
nlovel for this prrpose.
j. is applee to the ru-leT and held
firmly to i@ far a4 tima by means e a
sFecl4 cement, whicl IS soft ard never
aaVdeas. lSe oriI1sry cement OF glue.
NJ rivets e any kind are employed. but
tle leather covering is firmly attached
p TIE Iron - The pulley ty The cement
alone Once attached the covering viii
sts'l6 fcr years and never loosen CT coue
ofT excs7t when naturally vrrn Cut. ths
length q ti-ne varying vita the circzm-
stances ana work done. This sTsts-z
wil es iavaluahle e. thoss e1zaged IL
the transulission e power by means q
hsits n the operation of nlackirery II 81
kinds-ESsgv York Commercial kiTsr-
-ser.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

% ssxuk sne kWd snss ws sre nes q
other naen- Lea yon esuseztioa SPEAK
IN 40 uncertain sene ox otner matters
than Prohibition II yoa believe ths
preseIss tzTlh syxtcm fosters monopoly,
NV act say sol II yoo favor tsrln re-
auetsoa, say -. II yea believe that il
. IA injustice for one MAJ 70 pat an
earned IN hs pocket the products OF
other mems toll say 90. We nust
tattis - unhorse the saloons, relieve
lAbor and oEeFthrow corrupt manage
ment of public stsirs."
In Their e4gerness % carry out the
spirit of tbs fzthsrly advice, they came
down or Of their hign perch with an
4iscFity that would have done honor 70
an Old party convention At the dictates
of is "bOss." Tney proceeded 10
Knot great drag-net platform Of the
finest possible mesh, warranted TO pre-
vent the passage or yotes-and suckers
and hlng Il out into the troubled
sea OF politics. One by one they added
meshes 70 the net, until Il is question
able whether they can handle the net,
let alone the haul OF suckers.
The bidding and grabbing for votes
by the convention was as open and
shameless as any ever seen n any old
party convention. A. :. Part
ridge was nominated for Gov
emo. because he is the presi-
dentof the Patrons of Industry. Henry
/. Allen VAS nominated for Lieut.. Gov
ernor because he IS the Master Work
man OF the Knights Of Labor. So they
went down through the ticket.
IL is true that the Prohibition party
platform starts out with an enunclstion
OF the cardinal doctrine OF the party.
but the load OF "other matters than
Prohibition" buries that doctrine out
of sight. Ia fact the accumulation be-
came so great that one delegate called
a halt. lie asserted that they were lay
ing themselves open 20 the charge of
being a set OF irresponsible cranks, F"
and thattherc were some things that the
Prohibition party had better leave
alone. Their platform is too unwieldy
for practical use.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly en- the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
Only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing TO the taste and 40
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles By all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have IL on hand VIII pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. REV r0sK. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY,
ErrUB11cAS COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republicans Of Kent County will meet
fa Csaveuu1r at Toe Circuit Court rOoais. Ia
fhe citg % Grlld Rapids. on IN hi.rsday. august
L &c M g. clock a. IN. Tor tar purpose ot eject
.sn r. re acid az Detrolt. August - and -.
I-fI. ana for The purpose % eieciinS driegatts
fo enc Eenuhllca CONGRESSIONAL Convention
of fae fifrh Congressional district. hereafter
90 .. called. and also far the purpose of nOml-
uariuz candidates tor county cfLcfS 10 pc
voted for aE fhe general election. 20 Ds heid
EaFember4 4. $50. aud the transaction OF sile u
ofhrr business IS may properly come before
tlr convention.
zach TOWNSHIP and ward Is entitled 10 three
csIer4trs Eg order OK committee.
R A. MAXNAHD. FRED ;. LARK.
Secretary Chairman.
Dated July i. lsst
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

The mention of the exqulsitely COM
petent secretary OF the Democratic
state Central Committee, has awakened
some "reminiscences on the part of the
Grand Traverse Herald, that should be
recorded in this latitude, SO that the
people may know what kind Of cam
paign to expect? With Tom Carroll
here, and the perennial leeches at Ian
sing, the Democratic candidate must
have an extraordinarily well-filled
barrel on top to meet the dram. But
this Is what the Herald say:
"The new Secretary of the State
Democratic Central Committee is MIR.
Carroll, of Grand Rapids. The Grand
Rapids Democrat has q column OF lauda-
ton Tor the new secretary and says:
'One of the prettiest bits of Mr.. Car
rolls work was the raising of funds for
the Eleventh district campaign IN 1888,
when Breen ran against Seymour for
Congress, aud the manner IN which he
worked upon the field to accomplish
Breen's election
Exactly! The editor of the Herald
knows something OF the work of Mr..
Carroll in that campaign, and how he
raised the funds and where and how
the funds were placed. 1t was
pretty bit of work. thoroughly Dem.
ocraUc' IN all particulars. This is the
first time, however, that the Democrats
have admitted that any such work
was done IN that short and spirited con-
test. The whole country was watching
the fight, for the political complexion
of Congress might depend upon the re-
suit, which was to fill the vacancy
caused by Mr.. Modatt's death. Money
was poured out by the Democrats like
water. Funds were provided from all
over thecOuntry. Mr.. Cleveland's civil
| service administration was then in full
swing, run by Grandma Curtis, of Hor-
| p0'S Weckiy notOrcty. Mr.. Carroll
| had no very difficult task assigned him.
| All be had to do was to make MS wants
/ known and they were fully met. Every
| postmaster IN the district was made
bank of deposit. Government officials
were sentIntOall parts os the district with
moneyand promises ofgovernment pat.
I ronage. Every town and hamlet was
thus visited. Certainly the manner il
which he worked upon the fields was
/ admirable, from a Democratic stand
/ point, but the results were somewhat
dlscCuraglrg, from the same standpoint.
/ lt was Democratic money wasted and
/ time lost. The Republican nominee
I was elected and Mr.. Carroll ,etIred into
I the shade. where he has remained fan
ung his ievered brow until now. 1t IS
evident there are to be some more
pretty BITS OF work during the ensuing
I campaign, and Mr.. Carroll IS needed.
I tie wall not have the entire country 10
draw upon this time. however, and it is
n whole state. rot a single district, be
/ viii have to work
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

There was time when the Prohibi-
ton party prided itself on beng a
party Of moral principle. Their dictum
vas. "It isas SIN TO sell liquor. and it s
s.n 10 drink liquor. WhOsoever does
not vote % abolish tbe manufacture.
safe aud use of liquor absolutely, is IN
lesgue with sin aud can be neither
temperance man, IN honest man nor a
Christian" That vas the sum and sun
stance Of their platform. and they went
into the campaign with Aim Qhty Cod
ss their ally, as th hsy said. They utter
lv refused % fuse with any other party
than Almighty God IN their contest
with whisky and che Old parties They
would not take advantage Of the ordi-
nary party tactics N pushing their
campaign, because, forsootb. politics
sre corrupt and they could not as
sume the livery Of satan 20 further tie
ends of Almighty cod. VITA pluck.
perseverance and persistence worthy If
better ssccsss they fought battle after
bslsle. only t0 suffer defeat
How "a lt row. The party has started
out anew IL comes arafn before the
people-but how ehangsd samuel
Dfckie sent the convention a letter
filed with psternal advice. he dspre-
csted the running of q political eonven-
ton I 81 a PRAYER meeting, aud the use
rf she ridiculous terms "brother' afid
"seterr "Do nos" be sad. agve
vcur Trccces.ngs ard utterances too
much of religious favor. Mary
voters stl look arou us "a r,orsI
purstsand rel lgors enthusiasts pr3ne
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

Any sahseribeF 20 TEEE TELEGRAM
HERALD who fails a. receive the paper
regularly. or who may have reason 10
complain OF late delivery. viii confer
special favor - Informing this onieo or
the fact at once. send postal card or call
up telephone SCI.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
Patrick sAnsTTELD GTLMoRE's rDzi OF Pop
ULAR Music

The nusic for thu people 10 good
music, we'll rendered and OF e light
rather than classical character. This
is particularly 80 ~ this season. Il il
all nonsense to talk about educating
people to like any particular kind OF
n asio. They don't want to be educa-
Gated, they want to be entertained. II
I were to play classical music here At
Manhattan Beach two-thiris of ny
audiencs would get up and walk out.
In New York city there ere 10000
people who enjoy classical m asio. The
other 600. 600 do not. Tbs 0.000 make
up ths audiences al the Netr opolitsn
Opera Hoass y ben operss are given.
TneY subscribe for ne season and the
same persons srs ia attendance night
after night.
The great msss Of ths people. hov-
ever. prefer music Of another kiad IL
must b bri ght .nd lively. such -
sonatss. waltzes. marches. songs aad
objections from the good o j comp
II mean Nsysrbeer. Verdi Gounoud.
Ionizetti snd The writer's of TIE I'll
sohool Their music a sl~ays spprs-
siated. bit she sfnH fbat il written sor
- al roth sbd babbis 4 is written
% Naks naonsy. Everyone = wrlting
oFsrss Il a msa hss glass of brandy
sad zen, - SIS down sa5 oonposss
a cpsra
as.s saoaia h tsuzht IN ths sesoois
CoEaPefsat tsaehsrs should Be farnisass.
sra e-area shoal5 b tsu9ht u1s,
'ae sane "a az osher staay Al hoar
ea half hour ssy sao1ld -
devoted 60 the sassset sad ths tire
sEraaxsd a. tkst oas R.stsr sosla
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
WAITED

[TANTED-EnerEcfic men 20 cali at ia
~ Springs. aud arf general agency Tor
month easily MADE. Gail a. oace anu secure
territory. 70
GOOD TERMS te industr - Insurance men
- Cau1assars aud ca. lecfDTs vented call
frcrr ? e. 3 o cock p "a. IT. VI. EFauf. ruF z.
g5 Pearls Rood b.ock. Grand Rapids. ia
TANTED-Ageuts. $50 outfit on thirty days
" fuesslo profit in feuT weeks. or no paw.
address. vita stamp. Saryss 4 Lo.. haeine. y -
HoT. -
WANT rD-sreHfs for the history ~ thf LE-
" pleratl0ns of. Daring DEEDS snf Grams
Achievements % STANLEY. AGENTS uDfnt ti13f
cs-cu.ar free Address @. a. Br0snlng A Co,
Ta.e1s. Ohia. sir
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

TIE recent political conventions in
Lansing have knocked Judge Morse's
desire to run for Governor higher than
Gdteroy's kite. He knows that the
next Governor VIII be a dyed-in-the-
wool Republican.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

GEN. IvxEsi little Graenback party
convention mcs in Lansing. but Innes
where was hep "The boy stood on the
burning deck, until the FIRE kissed the
sunpowder, but Innes kept out Of the
way Of the explosion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

MS Paper Is Member Of the American
Newspaper Publishers Association and Is rep
Feseatsd In New tgEz aE - Temple Court,
where tie different issues are kept ca rls.
ne Washington once 0f the IuEesAa-ilEa-
aLpis az SIS FolrtseHlhst. \. ". where nies
sf the papef can be seen ana visitors " " ash
ine.oa zlll alsags be made welcome.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
G. TARIFF LITERATURE FOR ALL.

The AMERICAN PROTECTIVE ETAaITFIEaeUE
Is publishing q most valuable series OF Tariff
documents. These are prepared with view
20 state the facts ara arguments for Protcc-
ton, whether in the interest of farmers,
EcoTers, merchants or professional mcD.
tacn iesue OF the series appeals TO those en-
gsGed IN separate industries. and presents in
OF living, and other arguments showing the
benefits OF Protection.
Any single one viii be cent on receipt of 9
cents IN n Stamps except ." ages. Living and
IariE." which VIII he sent for cents.
Ibe whole list vii be sent for 81 cents or
any twelve for 20 cents. or any FIVE for 10
cents { 9stase paid. Orderb by number.
10. PAGES
2-"Tne Advantage, Of a Protective IeriI 10
tne Labor and tncustTies of thc lciic1
Steses Lrst fiise EsssJ. IeS1 CELN-
g." nle Frosuciion Inai:isssat = r. a sup
~, GO Low Prices. of tho NsLtsactured
Conan cites required for The fco9ie of
the uBitnd sts,ss end E6eGBaie home
Production % tless amlncaitlee imP1s
sihle without . IrO.ective f3Ti4." FIRST
a., PI.1e EiIssy, lsss. g p Ions -. 81
Aafcrlais oe Acsautsgeous 70 toe Labor
first frize Esssy. Isso Ho,IrEB rsrrfL 80
g. fslaeiss of re, lfa3e , : p NI-iEI... 3.
Lee Nan Gro. URAFEa-................ 81
s-"Tfe TTotec sfvc geTf1 Its Advantages for
s-~Ths Wool iEterss,'- sasss WI L. -sfvcr Z.
8" Protection 80. free. tCe.s-A uistoflcsl
Eeview. D. q HsER1ss ................ q
i9-"1be FsTrafr and the larad'" Col. 4E0nks
Il-~1fs,setias ss liiie Iocya Gsofsl s.
la-"Dspy 70 tie ifesls's Fses ITads Ess.
80 =. 2. ffEtsF- ..-.. t.....-.-...--. :
r. " q EgTen cDd fre fhrin ...s..-....
IL 1he Vita Question seals American Iuoss-
ules be 4 Aasrdcne8 and American hRT.
fs-Ssut - German with Adfitiol .-........ ..
ID" Ins Irorsss q &c nusarsa Tesrs"
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2l-f What is & ayir - A s1refs o. q Woykirr-
zo-~Tsss amer. ~ Weoi l1dastry.7 EH Az
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~ Errrorrf1n sr9 tte Fsrn.sfn selsasr -
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g3-"~ peeh 0f Hun- Wm- MrKtrIfr. ir.
81 fae Nev IsrlH bil 4e5refe1 Asy -
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
WINANS & WORKS.
south SIDE LOTSl
IHIII Sell at Vsg Low PfIgssl

CTTTT Choice lots on Jefferson. flcf 'nfon.
- ftfIues and y rn1ifs-aFes. worm stb i1
g-pn esch small cast payments balance on
tine a. loH rate - interest
rF,4rrpTrFw TTIOE BOULEVARD LeTF.
1 fo,. 500; sos aeie iof
ITVT ACRE TRACT ready - riaf ana sfa in
Iots good for fvlee a. fTice.
HOUSE And LOT sf2D-I sm seifnR mg
n arH gropertv oufr. and p 81. faEf ptIrtsf
rrs 30 so it aid give them tie benefit 81 q fltr
commission ln prices
"a WiI be o. offcs evenings
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
Largest Of AL Michigan D&ilies Ex-
eepG Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

WAN ] w@ui 8 = Fsaseaaelt eass !, ~ =.
w abS beso A0lsses al the SalaeI - itA,i -tte
81 &le falrln 4ss.. Vhitc = At- ->>'~e-t
~il2 = boane = seil 4 = ftsss-.
I'oK sAlE-Ns ns~ large house ee fsrssee,
&xt. nearly eell l'.esed aiaa nettH nef-a
tlas r....ss. alnls.s r..ela =na kifchea "a oea-
fuaa3s bathroom. hel Ai-A ee.N N4tst eeeteae
AID ae~l. ees lllc l-fa.ss ~ heass -" ...t
BE- duplicated Tar f-sai ms .ol s-ots 49, etri
t-.lal 4 ~ ne t-fana uI Ilr iet4tcr Win .tt'
sieW ~ Ia eitx h Wartn t1tf. A-asr ha
ealasA ic4y&fa Il0cSs cofAsf - tS~t4 .tA
Vtiewe3sss
A HOAX OK Ak INVESTMENT taa3 xia
= Increase 81 Ksiee efsft tt~i, fet a. hatt
~ n.lfl s.aSs ~ : i,t ~ house AID iot uA a,if
laerr1 ~. El'aislai-st ~ tishFh NNft gial. ~
car lsfs aaa seHr efafchts aae acheoisi 49, 3
les this eppagt@gitg 81 iccs NhA tsiiA, te
bsIdlas. O. Gee X D4s.s. No. e&nAisi
kg0R sAtE-Iufss sells Ms seases - fsss a.
a ae c4H -ol tltM aeDc- " .Al hethus- ile
buifdS sny 81 the boSt slfcet0. I'D sclls cleeF.
i2rgf. eieEant Rouse 90 Lawn Noufl hfii Sie.l8
80 ss5 per Month. II feoio heest ne Celleae
GNs.. hfih soaih al AsoaAHs toias 81 "a Per
mouth. a-rsonl house en Paris ase. on the
nil. ~ Ihomss ST. soAN a. - per meath.
lois eA Paris cailoSe hfeaburu aac seuth
". Tufts, LedyaFd block, fesrl.st eairanee.
EoB SAIL House sne let. - Crescent ave,
NiN excsange ln part Tor cts properly.
lpQUiTt o. the Frcllalscs. -
TOR sAIF-on Erosoway. = mile from oity
lRlfs. oeWrilinEs NltA si an Acsr - fon1
FAfden soil Win cAeh. John /, 0uGley Coz.
lumber of3ce south Iisson.St 1us 2
Personal.
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I h Mrs. \ = Gilbert piil raH et che ladss
house VIE she claims a. haKC Sren pick up
her pocket book at NanhAitan Beach. Tuesday
night and pas fuE ghis az. that laos WaDiu hr
E.sd T. retura a a. bef. .a
ros SAILS MISCELLANEOUS
E0R SALE-Mlk route. For particulars cali
on gAnltor Hermitage block. -
tF0R SALE- Rare barrain-Cne Washington
prlntAs press itCar. uCN alsa a pf fl..
A complete cuiff lor eince, Address loct lux
= fiie Lake. Mich: 20
EOR SALE-New steam Yacht 81 a. lone.
g. bekm kflebie rls AR, stce boiler. COST
sillH lssf year. siii afli Ief tea cas4 geas
Mcurstys owner Eulfs West a41rcss
bioockerd Co., Grand HaFen. Mich, -
p0R sALE-cheap. S. horse power boiler and
engine. ueafy new. With furnace. settling.
etc. complete. Inquire oi L. {. inNlagi phone
FURnTURE AND PIANOS STORED.
pADCLIFF a HOLT general wsrehousemen.
AZ az ] II South DiFls 9H-st-. store planes ald
furniture al low rates. eXpfrt packers aud
careful movers viii large "kals heAi prompt
y by tcle1houlGg 20. 80 1nH I-I
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
FUganuag 80 FIas0g -.

RADCLIFFE a Holt general w2rchouscmen.
II az ] II South DlFlS 1B-st. store planes aad
furniture al low rates tNpfTt pacEsrE hud
careful movers win lslRe ~Naas" sent prompt
ly by teletlhouiGg ho 80 iuH l-.I