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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05
MORSE SAYS HE WoN MT.
And Writes TO the Detroit Free Press
About II.

And Writes TO the Detroit Free Press
About II.
AS to Judge Morse's candidacy for
nomination 10 the GovernorshIp on the
Democratic ticket; the following letter
10 the Detroit Free Press would seem to
settle the natter
TO the Editor OF the Detroit Free Press:
In response TO every private and
public inquiry, have steadily declined
10 accept the nomination fox Governor
this fall.
But still there seems to be a mis-
apprehension of my real attitude. !
wlsh 10 settle the matter at once and
forever. Under no circumstances can
| be = candidate for this nigh Office.
My reasons are largely personal, but
not altogether so. The decision l have
made is unaltera5le.
| trust | appreciate fully the mani
festatons of affection, esteem and r.
spect which | have received from the
Democrats OF TINS great slate. l shall
endeavOr TO show IN every cons stent
and possible way my enduring gratitude
to them.
No man, hope, loves the principles
OF the Democratic party better than
do, because believe their adoption and
and enforcement, III the government OF
the state and nation, will bring lasting
benefit TO all our people, without re-
gard 10 class, condition or color.
In the principles OF the Democratic
party, | see the advancement of the
many as against the few, and in their
success hes my hope fer my children in
the future-a future in which the son of
the poor man Is hampered in the race
of lIfe-where merit and not money
shall be recognized and rewarded.
But, since my election as Justice Of
the Supreme Court, | have had no
other ambition than to so serve the
State as 10 satisfy the reasonable de-
mands of its people, and to administer
the law as 1t is, and ought to be IN the
interest OF the whole people, without
fear or favor, so that, when my duty
was done, my own conscience would
stand acquitted and satisfied.
There are plenty of good men in the
Democratic party-some of them have
been named-any of whom l should be
glad and proud to see Chief Magistrate
of our State To them the Democrats
must look for the head of the ticket. l
hope my friends viii do me favor by
mentioning my name no more.
ALLEN B. MORSE.
Ionia, August ., 1890.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05
Made by tho Correspondent OF the De
troit News.

Made by tho Correspondent OF the De
troit News.
Now that Capt. Belknap, of Grand
Rapids, has decided not to accept re-
nomination for Congress, 1t might be
well to consider the availability of his
young daughter Jennie, or Ted" as
she IS called. She knows as much as a
good many Congressman, for she an
swers much of her fathers mail, ex-
pressing her own views in her own way
For instance, u letter was recently re-
ceiyed from a man who had but one
leg when the war broke out. He was
unable to serve as a soldier, but wish
ing to aid the Northern cause, he con-
tributed $50 towards the cause. He
wrote TO see If this $50 contribution
would not entitle him to a pension.
This IS the way Miss Jennie answered
MIN:
DEAR SIR: Your card received.
cannot see that you have any claim
against the government. IL you were
not subject to draft your $50 must
have been paid out of pure patriotism.
/ can easily imagine your feelings at
the time when your country was in
danger. Patriotic men who were so
fortunate "a to have two legs enlisted f..
leaving their wives, babies and friends
az home, gong TO fight for their
country, and 4O0, 900 of these men lost
their lives 10y 50 dong. You AZ that
time probably felt As loyal as these men
did, and az yOu could not GO YOU gave
your $50 10 induce some other fellow 10
60 and stop a bullet. You VIII have to
charge this now 20 love OF country, as
there IS no other way hy which you can
be reimbursed. Very truly,
{. +. BELKNAP. VI. c.
T-s~--f N~,.-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY,


The Republicans OF Kent County will meet
IN Convention ~ the Circuit Court rooms. IN
the city ~ Grand Rapids. on Thursday. August
n az NJ O'Clock a. M, Tor ire purpose OF elect
ton 20 Be held at Detroit. August = ana :.
1891, and Tor the purpose OF elecunS Delegates
% the Republican Congressional CONVENTION
at che Eiith Congressional district, hereafter
TO be- called and also Tor the purpose OF noMl-
mating candidates for county oinces 70 DE-
voted for 40 the general election. % DO heid
November l. $50. ana tue transaction OF such
other businrss as NAY properly come before
The convention.
Zach township and ward Is entitled 10 three
Delegates By order 81 committee.
Il. A. MAYNARD. FRED ). CLAkh.
Secretary. IhAlfl.an-
Dated july 10. lsso.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05

Three large bells, cast by H. Stuck
stede Of st. Louis. No, have just been
received at the new Lutheran church
on East Bridge-st. Each one bears the
following inscription. "Gewldr1et Won
Gen FraUen der Deutschen Ev. Luth
Imm2nuels Gemelnde ~ Grand Rap
ids. 1890 Tbs uscrIpt on is preceded
on the smallest ten bv the word
kCmmet on TIE nett larger by the
word 'DsuSet. AID on the largest by
the word "Betct."
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05
HOMES FOR SALE.

Charies-st. between wealthy and Cherry. II
room house. improved street for sale o. trade.
lnion-st near began. elegant house. baf4-
wood finish aal modern.
PalfSh-ayc. between Wealthy and Nlerr y.
beautiful home. al modern and new.
south Division. houses Oh one lot. north
OF " ealthyave.
Maoi son ave. between Wealthy aud tterry.
lovely home. al improvements large lot
MaoiSOu-age. between Highland aud 1Af-
Ian. ii rooms. modern OAK lnlah. new
JefersOu-aYe. between Morrison and
" eslthy. an estatl sloo home.
Barclay between Fulton Anc Thompson,
MAGNIFICENT home. modern sud valuable.
south Lafayette between Highland and Han.
home good enough Tor any one. cheap.
Sheldon 81. between Cherry aud, Maple. ele-
giant house lot worth money asked Tor boin.
Jefferson-aye. between Sycamore and flith-
ave. houses on one lot. modern
Parish ave. and Wealthy. I'D established
home. lovely lawn and good neighbors.
North Coiltgc-Sve.. 8 houses for sale 81 $50
each.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05

Ny room looked Ikea drug store. I had
So y hotties ln Is. The more ! dose5
t7e wore OF vas Finally, pad mr
doctor and told hm he needn't ccme
soy more. / vas tr05H d patn enron &
R1e0nlaiisn. a7d c0alaa't gef oat e
rfd soe. SIX nfllas 1T >glrner BIZ
trrs cured nse.-Besj F.teE. A6aus Hsa's,
Eret1r
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05

HENRY CLEws, one Of this country's
most prominent bankers and capitalists,
gives the public an important item of
information, in his circular of the 3lst
ult. lie refers to the all absorbing sill
yer question, as follows:
'In addition to the gold shipments,
over a million ounces Of silver have also
gone forward to London in the last few
days. The advance IN silver 10 li2 IS
partially due to the export demand, to-
getner with the ante. pated early re-
qurements to meet the needs Of the
Secretary of the Treasury under the
new Silver Law. Nine million ounces
Will be requirtd TO BE- bought for that
purpose on or before the 18th Of Octo-
Der, which amount Viii about take up
all the available silver IN this market.
1ne present position Of silver fully YER
tes MY early predictions IN reference
Co 10 when the SILVER bill was under dis
cussOn IN Congress. A. that time a
great many people supposed 20 be
authorities were persistent ln their pre-
CtiOus that Iu the event OF the pas
sage OF the Silver Act. this country
would become the dumping-ground for
al the surplus SILVER In the world, and
Predicted great Disaster thorefrom.
was fully "a pronounced, however. in
giving my opinion that there was no
surplus silver held auywherare. AID
cons QuentIy there was no cause for
apprehension from that quarter.
when the Secre tarv enters the mar
Set a. q hnycr for BIS frst four aud
0ne-h3lf million ounces for tho month
Of August. meeting. as he VIII, London
- q peHlor, tle prce Is not un-
likely to advance % 5l.l5 at least: and
] venture the opinion that before th1s
present year = ended that 81 20. ard
shove, VIII be firmly established. and
lts equivalent I'M London rs the price
per ounce for silver. The effects ~
ths advance in silver Will have a cor
responding effect or all products pro-
duced by competing nations. which
VIII make permanently a higner valua-
ton than IA recent Years for American
wheat. corn and cotton. ana IN Couse-
quence sdd Increased wealth 20 cur
producers. Whch wiH not 81 a. unde-
-irlt.s result The efect of tbs a-
creased wealth. ln that drrcton can
nos fail 20 be generally henenc al 20 al
business ia tals country
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05
AUCTION!
EVER YBODYS CHANCE!
SUMMER
RESORT
FOR SALE
At


About one hundred lots VIII be sold
at auction Aug. II and II, commencing
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of each
day. This place is located about two
miles east Of Macatawa Bay. 1t IS one
of the most prominent capes on the
Black Lake, justopposte Siberia Point.
1t is an excellent fishing place, with a
dock capable Of welcoming every boat
on the lake. The place is elevated and
decorated by many trees, giving full
view of the Bay and the city of Holland
at distance. A rare opportunity for
all. The highest bidder will be the
lucky man by paying $40 down and the
balance on time If preferred.
The railroad fare of every purchaser
Will be deducted, who has not come
farther than from Chicago. Lots can
be purchased at any time before sad
sale, on the same conditions, at reason
able terms. Ali lots are 50xl00 feet.
COL. a. j. MANN, Auctloneer.
Purchases can he made any time dur
ing the year or any inform, ION can be
had by addressing GeTI. Zaalmink,
351 Grandville-ave., Grand Rapids, or
Luke Luyers, Graafschap, Mich.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05
GODFATHER HOLDEN.

The council last night in voting q
unanimous "aye" on Aid. Yerex' reso-
luton to rename ''The Ball Forty"
John Balls generous gift to the
city, "John Ball Park" did exactly
the proper thing. Mr.. Balm life
was citizen of whom any CITY
might be proud and, that his handsome
donation to the people of Grand
Rapids should be used as means
whereby TO perpetuate his name
and fame among us, is graceful and en-
inently just. The TELEGRAM-HERALD
threw its columns open to the public for
the purpose of ehcitIng a number Of
names from which the committee on
parks. who had the matter in charge,
might make selection. Many pretty
and euphonious were received and pub
hshed, but none so appropriate
as John Ball Park" a
title suggested by Charles Holden, who
consequently gets the S. offered by AL
derman Yerex, and in future when cit
izens and strangers admire the beauti-
full completed park, can enjoy the
proud distinction of saying 81 named
II
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05

Both the method ana results when
Syrup Of Figs il taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, AID acts
gently yet promptly en- the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clesnses the sys-
TEN eaeetnslly, dispels colds, head
aches and feYers and cures habitaai
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro-
ducsd. pleasing 10 the taste ana az
eeptabls to the stomach, prompt in
az sction and truly beneficial in is
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend it
10 sill and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 800
and 81 bottles By al leading drug
gistS. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly fer any one who
wishes 10 try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO SKHJp co.
SAN FRANCISCO. or.
LOUISVILLE. KL kss roas. M.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL con
NENTION.

Republican Congressional Convention OF
the Fifth Congressional District. II Michigan.
will be held 40 the Jircuit court Rooms, IA the
city OF Grand Rapids. Michigan, on Tuesday.
september =. ls5U. at III O'Clock a. m. Tor the
purpose OF nominating candidate for Repre-
such other business as may properly be con-
s.dered.
According % a rule heretofore adopted, the
several counties Of the district wiz be entitled
% the same number of delegates as In the Re
publican state convention. VIZ:
Allegan ~
-
Ionla ................. ......-.-.....-..l Il
Ottawa 10
Bg order OF the fifth District Republican
Con gressl0nM Committee.
DWIGHT eOSS. u. A. BLODGEIT.
secretary. Chairman.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05
10 sCBsCRIEERs-

ANY subscriber To THE TELEGRAM
HERALD who fails 20 receive the paper
regularly, or who may have reason TO
complain OF late delivery, III confer "a
special favor By informing this oniee OF
the fact al once. send postal card or call
up lePhoae 81.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05

~ isr 40 e@oA % esss tsrnls- 4. s
fr0sln.
E'aR sAI.E-llr xau re5t two new houses ca
Nu0tes Aa0itat. eats o-s eieee tfein
tle eessr,s stree G. aAs s~ss ssa..s se
v .sd.eonab bgiieiIl -
EoR SALK-Fos peat ten aays. lhres 81 tae
bess lels ~ itsnfrsi 81 - e4rei N.c~r
Title. You cAB eci thrrt ttlaes tais %, tarIo
neat SnrR9. address 0ko. IS tAL4h ~.
~keAt. ss Aenfee-st -
E0R SAEE-Ns new large houss "a IsrFees
&tf.. nearly CONNECTED. Aila r. So
oncr ieT sac ieT <i.kti .A1Hs lSfief hAii. 81
unA fo0W, NtniAk -s.soh ANt Altthth' 80 hes-
rooUs bathroom boa Ana cole water ufloieifs
suo leaI eas aDd iufnece- the house csn nut
= duplicated loE $50 the inf alone 40 eaet
ironi - the cfoNA - ihy sesfaet Nith 4 -ne
view AZ tpt ctl. Is Norlt s4st. NiauAt n Al a.
eaanen Lcayard biock. corner 81 fe@ii ane
0lisw&-slS 1-if
A HOME on Az INVESTMENT ihsg WA
- Increase a. k4iue every ye4T. Neu ear have
~ pufchss az iol ga = housf ana loi ga gar
AhsiFN-si- II Fls.0l-st. ~ ti-nlh Ni-ra pitt, ga
car Ines Saa bear churches auc sc1polsi aont
delay this opportunity prices Ltsd terms -
sIil koa. Turner tarfoil New Eoussluln
haiidiaE. Or see. n DAVIS No oaaai.si.
La0R sALE-Iuits sells AIS houses as iilsl as
he car set them acne. Why hct1fis nc
builds ols ca the besl - eeis' aac seiis ehesp.
Lsr-e. cisRaLf house GA LAVA Court hiil ,iit9
or - PEI iauutn. AZ lpolA Auusg CA So icke
ave-. nth south ~ Loean, soINa 90 Sa psr
mpAthi Broom house GA Paris ave, 0h she
nh. ~ Thomas 81 S1tu or s. per monte.
Lots on Paris. COLLEGE. hrscaErn aad south
LAion-sgs. near Thomas $500 anc ss1l- Charles
VI. Tufts. AteN ard blorh. ftarl-sf. entrance.
EoR sALE-Hoass Gra lot. sax orescsrs.sss
VII sAthange in parl for clay properly.
l1gulre Oh lls FIt lllsts. ass
EoR SALON broadway. = nile from cay
Hhlts. teNtlluBs VIII =. al acTt 81 good
F1rdeH suil NTH each. Jefu i CuiElfg 8 lt..
lumber ores south .iF sion.st sally 3
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05
FARMS AND PLATING PROPERTY

Four miles south from Court house. ~ acres
improved.
Three miles southeast from Court house. rs
acres good Cor plating.
Wear 0aEdaie station. two 10-aere pieces for
plating.
Near Fair Grounds four acre pieces Tor
Plating.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05
FOR CONGRESS.

The letter Of Congressman Belknap,
declining 4 denomination for the fall
campaign, has caused considerable stir
among politicians IN this district. Dem
ocrats have specialized fully as much
"A Republicans as to who would be
called upon 70 make the race Mr..
Belknap 90 gracefully and easily won
two years ago. The Democrat and
the Leader have professed to be-
lieve that "a string" was tied
10 the Congressman's letter, and that
he would yet be a candidate. The Re-
publiCans. however, seem to think Mr..
Eelknap is earnest in what he wrote,
and have already solicited one gentle
man in particular, to accept the nOmin-
alton. That one gentleman is the last
man the astute Democrats desire TO see
make the race, on the Republican
ticket, but there is every indica-
ton that be Will be nominated.
To goes without saying that Capt. c. W
Watkins viii make a good run for Con-
gress. The announcement of the can
didacy OF no other man in the Fifth
District would cause the same dismay
IN Democratic circles As VIII his. lie
Il today the strongest man in the Dis
trict for that position. c. ". Watkins
iss hustler. he viii Be no dead head
in the campaign. he cant not be charged
with being a chronic Office holder; ne
has no enemies who will not unite with
MS friends 70 help elect him; he is a
popular snd able man and If nominated
viii surely be elected.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05
LOIS 10 BUILD you A HOWE.

East fHiton-st. between Prospect ard Col
lege-ave.. lls'A35. good enough Tor s 80 home.
Washington between Prospect and College
ave. ll3xlso Just the place tor . home.
south CoiIrge-aye. between Wealthy and
Cherry. l1o1 rs. hy Of o 5000 home.
Mills Addition. I fun size lots. surrounded
by e.egsnt homes
South Division Toll Gate. two acres FOR
lovely home. or trade.
Madisou-sye. between Wealthy and Logan.
l0l1l50, between two elegant homes.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05

TEE two political SIDE SHOWS AZ Lans-
ing did not present very attractive
features to the Kent county statesmen,
Who turned their anxious eyes th.theT-
ward The Kent county contingent 10
the Industrial party convention bolted
because the nondescript combination
did not assume = gseen enough unge 10
suit them. They went down as green
hackers and did not come back as IN
dustrialists. And now the Kent county
prohibiti0nlsts are kicking at the great
drag net which the recent convention
asked them To help pull through the
roily waters of Michigan politics. it il
TOO big. They give il up.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05

reason ws present yoa today our 6rss
gEeehax Asd thsa i proceeds e IN
form ths pabl tbat ''the r q l. as al
organszanoa, has % medium through
shica ~ memters can eoEFos-
poad and conveoss with each other
or w5tb tae world al large.
Even a superficial acquaintance VIII
the part,ealzr aeld. into Which TIE pro
rr.esors 81 the T. fnssrisl Rsporse. have
veatarsd. you'd rave taught then the
fal.ity IT TIE latter atement. The p.
o. 1. hsd not got fairy into running
orser before half q dozen Mushroom
predecessors OF the Iaaes.rlai ksFortF
hnsd tie "ioug felt Nant'' Of medium
Of inter correspondence for the Patron.
II ghis IS q sample Of "truth" the other
Western Mich gan journals vii ind il
to Their advantage 70 keep on telling
untruths.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05

THz rev Is5astrisl Bero~t- that has
inst made its box 70 t6e pub. c,
amongst ether equally brii. snt things
Saws. n snort. thers IS nos 10 Western
M,chigan a Journal thae dare procla n
TIE truth % tie masses, snd fer t. 8
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05

SENATOR PLUME ga party traitor. TIE
vas elected 10 the Senatorsnip by Re-
publican Legislature, as a Republican
The mann tenet of that party's flth IS
protection. If senator Plumb has
honesty become So changed in be
OPINION that be can NJ longer serve the
party thst elected him, be should re-
sign bis ofHce and allow tbat party 10
put some enc else n bis place He
would then get tne credit 81 honesty.
Hs ear nos expect 20 get such cred e
while opposing the very principle wh.ca
he vas elected CO msintaln.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05
=BARGAINs ~
REAL ESTATE!
Al THE OFFICE or
BROOKS & BROOKS

Buck block. pays per ceat ....-...... 1a0
breA block. pays per chi. .l.a9
BIcS block. pays 70 per celt .......-...... so11
81 acres near Reed Lske. o bSrsala .... --.l.o
g lots. 5000 location. -.. - l-m
IS houses and lots o. s-li. $50 ands so permolrh
Block q lots OF Riverside addition -s 5000
Single lots SO down. long time int. low SO
lots on Livingston ano Nevberrs ats. 81 d
bargain.
Vacant lots a. parts "a tie city.
We have . few hrst-clAss bargains II taken
soon.
Rouse and LOT to tsle FOR horses sne bug
2lss.
We want livery stock Who has oneg
House and lot 10 trade Tor stock Of goods.
We can place about $4,000 OF GIT edge seCgr-
ity. Call 9ud see ua.
Several A No. : sarns 10 exchange.
Timber LANDS Tor sale or exchange.
Lots on VOLTS addit on from So 10 $500
few lots left on our West side plat. VII
furnish lumber 30 bll4Q-
Houses 90 rent farms Tor sale or exchange.
call on as before going elsewhere.
Money 10 loan az lowest rates Of interest
Before you buy. call and see US.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05

IaoR SklE fhree bt&utilH sets 81 aeArg.
~ Ter 40 o@ca % cass tefn.s. !. =
frSfln.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05

TEE Da'ly Pa1afis'n published at Ben
ton Harbor. Berrieu county, says.
"Now that William r. Adams. Of Ber-
men County. has been nominated by a
political party IN Michigan for Secre-
tsrv of state. the inquiry naturally
follows. who Is william r. Adams
And another inquiry just IS naturally
follows. tt VIM r. Adams "a not
known 90 the papers Of hisown county.
% whom Is be known One peculiar
feature Of the two conventions held AZ
Lansing last week was she lack a
acquaintance among the delegates and
candidates. They certainly Ought t-
take AZ interest in the song "Shal We
Know Each other There"' for they
certainly have 10 acquaintance here.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05

o1ce open Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
BROOKS 4 BROOKS.
q and "A New Bouscman Block.
Telephone Il4L
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05
RlISlNESS PR0PrRIY.

South u vision cor. Island. Dexlf0. corner.
choicest in thc city.
south Division and Prescott. IS21iG5 corner.
cant be eEcefIed.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05

cf0 Wis rake the frst us~ulert N Iofs ~.
cru ara near IS eFt lser-lrfi-sf - 81 elig
Cesf yaa sz75 and $40 sacl- Payments 9nls 81
= n.aIfL.
Z HtEE frsf-clsss lfverF stock Tor sale ~
tade.
HAVE = earIre IN ac~es - hsa~v r1trls a. r
n a. asr - frsae - part psTEelt tgVarl
p good bore iu t1f cfg-
wv r--oer fst f.r st.e a. 8 sa-Eain. VIII
~ trace lar Vset s
W0EEF n IoaN z, ane - cert. ~ gi.t
r7z ..e- rest - only ff7l. ts-msss ~sss
J. bsrar-4 Il e artery Vlt1oE DrsresE
TTwrrF PAY partfes wlshlnz 81 N ll.s H.
I vas raer-s - cal sna ioos ever 1nv lisf b
fcre pare asslls
PERCY SNYDER
- Cans 81
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05
TRADING PROPERTY.
Several houses nearly built Cor sale.


Your reply and al Elnot ~ property Tor sac.
which vii 50 iu tfis circular. farms. fifnfer
isndS city property homes aur business up-
rortunitics All nreoi atlonf EtrCfy c0ut-
dental Respectfully.
THURMAN * CO.
Telephone s.. Wonderiy Building
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05

E4zrrFAsczs. Dams. CEzcxs. ExFszss AL
RosI0zFEcE MosEE 04DEas ,aouLD 50
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THE TEL EGRAM PUBLISHING COMPANY,
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05
XeCELLLsE0Us

GIn0 Media Pa NiutsIs hcaf env; boys
'1VV Brooke Bau girls Circulars free.
oct
NKrhNTED-Trfants for adoption 81 Frs Or
" buttons hospital s. North Lane-aVs.
cts. West side ls5tf
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FURBITURE AED PIANOS STORED.

RADCLIFFE 4 HOLT. general vsTehousensn.
IL ~ III South Dlvision-st- store pianos and
furniture ~ love rates. eXpert packers ana
careful movers with large vans sent PROMPT
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A SUGGESTION

Ionia, August 2, 1890.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-05

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Il ave aua Lzfayette-sI. out IS far - 49,
are tour oeraers- f1ndcr leave ~ 1elegraIa.
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