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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-25
! LOUSE'S HABITS.
, Ways Of the Pest Described
~ ! Grower.
vrRv PROLIFIC INSECT.


IS 81 I. Levy. who has hop ranch &
Mnnlnis. and Mr.. George w. Tibbstts,
&llmnn hop-raiser. were in the city last
xk stopping ct the Snoqualmie hoteL
- them some interesting facts were
5S1 concsrning hops and the hop -loussL
NH PosrsINTKLLToERcxH roporter
psi - Mr.. Tbbetts. Mr.. Levy said he
4 The yield Of the Snoqualmie fields
p s 80 tons. against 255 last year.
1111 = thsse will probably al be gathered
E1nSIt Ihursday. About LOCO indians
7to henn employed in the yards this sea-
IA $50 whites. In regard TO the hop
- N. Lazy declared that although this
- - 6rst year it had appeared in large
- quantities 10 do any damage, yet Il
- slfoady harmed the yield more than
80 mowers were willing 70 admit
sYe9fordny," continued Mr.. Lazy, II
- out looking at the plum trees. aad l
sund Tie louise had gone to them to lay its
|0Intsr eega The idea Of looking 1t the
1nn ines WAS suggested to me by the ~
~ q The sntomoIogist, c. v. Riley, in
= lDo8 report Of the commissioner of agri-
lture, which Senator squire sent me-
- 1epcrt contains n interesting article
~ iouse q he appears in the yards at
<o list, especially Ia the neighborhood Of
n&fmor, Watervllle and Cooperstown.
~ York. According 70 this account the
~1no glossy black eggs Of the hop louise
= b found IA the spring attached to the
1mtnd sw1gs Of the plum tree. and the
- ~ especially numerousin the more or
nopeotsctsd crsvicss Of the twig. From this
49, - fhnrA hafchea = nfam-mokhar
omeuhas seouRr and with shorter legs
- honey sooes IMAM ere found N the IN.
vl1uals 9 any oshsr generation On tho
- ~ y ne spring tnres generations
~ produced. The nrst two are wingless
~ ~ Last winged and = called mi
INT 6or e instinctively diss TO the hop
ne which = ne from stack during The
Cvenent Of the other generations.
numoer g gensrataons are produced
- bop elu autumn, and during Sep
winged females are again pro-
49, She Il called the return migrant
- oeoes eaok instinctvsly to the plum
6oM Hefe she settles. and IN the course
4eNu days. according 70 the weather,
peeeem some three or moro young. The
1nl19 afo tho true females and never b.
Eeoe winged. A bit later the true winged
zne = developed on the hop. and he 10
- = = The only real male Of the whole
e1m. He diss to The plum trees where
- 1emales are, and the twigs are thus
oekod with winter egga
According 70 this article I read twelve
[nGaftons may b produced during the
{eR. bat thefs = trrsgulaE1ty In the de-
gaopment q these generations. and the
- ~ Il H. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-25
TRUNKS, vALISRS. sATCHELA
Shopping bags. purses lust in. Chester Cleary

1Ake the Eogtnern Pscihc railroad, vessfbulod
sleeper and dining-eAr roate. for al points East
A.Chilberg, city ticket aren't 7le Second street
Boston block; = Ionkin. depot uckss agent
attic.
Rhirfs G0lIars and cEfEs Cheaief Clear
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-25
HER MANDOLIN.

saw her BY the light within:
Her tresees downward waving kissed
The ribbon round her mandolin.
Deep-dimpled was her dainty chin.
She swept the strings with supple writs,
saw her BY the light within.
Her face stoic's soul would win,
Half framed in cherry silken mist,
The ribbon round her mandolin.
Sweet, family sweet, came echoes thin
AS from @oiian organist.
saw her by the light within.
And 20 wished-and 'twere no sin
That for time might exist,
The ribbon round her mandolin.
-Eraest AcGoGey.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-25

Shirts, collars and cnffs. Chester Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-25
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
FOR
OCTOBER

CONTAINS:
Antoine's Moose-yard. BY Ju-
liam Ralph With IS illustrations
Fifth Part of Port Tarascon:
The Last Adventures Of the
Illustrious Tartarin. BY Al
phonse Daudet With IS illustra-
TONS
New Moneys Of Lincoln's Adj
ministration. By L E. Chitten-
den.
aA-Flaggin'." A story. By S. p.
Mclean Greene.
The First Oil Well. By Prof ].
S. Newbery.
Sonnets by Wordsworth. With
II illustrations drawn by Alfred
Parsons.
A White Uniform. A story. BY
Jonathan SturgeS With illustra-
tons drawn by c. S. Reinhart.
Agricultural Chill. BY Theodore
Child. With ID illustrations
Nights at Newstead Abbey.
BY Joaquin Miller. With 6 illus
trations
The Dragoness. A story. By G.
A. Hubbard.
Other features Of this number are Interesting
Articles Bright Stories, Attractive Poems, and
the usual Editorial Departments
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-25

Pullman reservations made Tor oil points East
via the Northern Pacific railroad. the vestibuled
aieeper and diniug-caf line. A. Chnoerg. elty
ticket agent. 7l6 second street. Boston block; X
1onktn, depot ticket agent Seattle
Died from constipation, because he did not
take English Dandeiion Tonic.
2sc hne embroidered handkerchieta-new
Chester Cleary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
LITERARY PABULUM.

THE LITtLE CHmDRES.-l Was lately
visiting a young mother who seemed 10
get along 50 easily With her little ones
that | asked her secret. she SAID.
last Christmas mother sent me the
Mothers Portfolio. and Il mas been 8
perfect nlins of wisdom and helpful
ness 10 me. hsd regretted very much
that could not send Paul and Jessie
70 kindergarten, for am an ardent
believer IN the value Of It's teachings;
in the symmetrical training Of eye and
hand, OF head and heart. Here was q
kindergarten teacher come 10 me, and
| have found 10 of untold value 20 me
IN surmOunting many OF the difficulties
TO be met with m the everyday life OF
the children" Then she showed me
tile book. Ii contains four hundred
pages, with many beautiful illustra-
lions, and Is repletc with helpful hints.
Ii has series OF typical lessons for
every day in the year, on seeds, plants,
flowers, insects, birds and animals
which read like fairy stories-sOngs
with music for the wee ones. and much
more that busy mothers will find TO be
Just what they need.
Tne mother armed with this Portfolio
will notbe puzzled wnen she hears the
familiar sound OF Mamma, what can
| do?' for all the time he is doing tho
things herein taught, he is being trained
in the right direction to prepare hlm 10
take up school work when he is Il few
years older.-Malda Mel. in Farm and
Firesde.
Prepaid, 1925. Address
ALICE b. SrocKHAM * Co.,
l6l La Sale Street, Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

A special telegram from Washington
10 the Pittsburg Dispatch, devotes about
half a column TO a personal and blo-
graphical description of Don Dlckiu-
son. It closes with this very comfort
ing intelligence for Senator Stock
bridge:
''rhe Michigan Legislature is Demo-
cratic and a majority of tue hold-oyer
senators are Democrats A scheme for
redlstricnng the state so "a To tie the
Republican farming counties up with
the Democratic cities Is already on foot,
and good judges of political conse-
Quences declare that nothing can pre-
vent Don DickinsOn's succeeding SEN
ator StOckbridge except his own death
or positive refusal 70 go TO the senate"
It . barely possible that l. M.Weston,
100, With bis new metropolitan daily,
usy take an interest in the inform&-
ton.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
TOWER
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

ROOMS AND TOWER BLOCK.
DEGOLIA ABROS................Propretors
lNANIED-Male Help-2 maehinists. ?
w mouders, I timer. factory Workers. %
wood cutters. boys. II you art cut OF en-
pioyment cal.
LVANfEp-Female Help. 8 girls for gem
w eral housewors. eham bermaids lsuR.
dress. ) dlshwashers. diniagroom girls. :
cooks for priFsts families.
EOR sALE-lo-room house on Cark-st..
hnsheu IN oak, large lot with shade ana
fruit trees. Everything Ia first class order
aud at bargain at fhr Price $50 easy te rms
IFoR sALE-9room house N Munson-sr.. 50
foot front. good cellar: Well and cistern
graded street water and gas, price Sioay; easy
{ rus.
LOR SALE-sroom house on Third St. stone
foundations good well ard eistern; VIII
sell on contract, 500 down. balance monthly
payments.
EOR SALE-T-room house on forrest-st.. =
Il loot front; well. csteru and modern con-
yeniencesi on contract, 500 down.
E0R SALE lots on NOrth-aye.. 54xl00 at
IL 500 each on contract; easy terms.
EOR SALE-66 acre farm. 5 miles from Battle
Il Greek; soil clay loan s-r0om frame house,
land all under civilizations: owner a nOn-resi-
dent and anxious 10 sell; price 500.
L'OR SALE-To young man with $500 cash, TO
IL buy u interest in grocery and dry goods
stock in rapidly improving part OF the cisy
(south end; remaining partner has had years
experience; good established business for
some one.
LOR EXCHANGED acres two miles from
IL Saugatuck. 100 peach trees bearing. 80
standard pear trees. % cherry. Is apple p
plums. 20 gOosberries acres OF strawberries.
good house and barn. Price S5o.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-3-room house
IL and large corner lot room Tor another
house on lot. on two graded streets. with sew
ers etc, TO exchange for farm; would assume
some incumbrance.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
VI erty In sums 10 suit. RoomsS and9 Tower
block.
HOUSES and rooms 10 rent; also number ot
H good tenants 'vantlng TO rent; bring ia
your keys. Rooms and 9. Tower block.
DEG0LIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

The Toledo Blade discusses fairly the
question Of silver coinage and the pro
and con Of TIE present agitation in
favor Of free coinage. We copy It's
article entire, az 4 contains matter OF
interest 20 everyone. whatever may be
his opinion on the question. The Blade
says:
The pressure for the free coinage Of
silver increases. and there is n feeling
IN Washington that = bill for that pgr-
pose may become q law during the pres
ent SESSION of Congress. Two bills have
already been introduced in the senate
for this purpose, oy senator Plumb, OF
Kansas. and senator Teller, OF Nevada,
respectively The Senate has a ma
i0rity favorable 90 free coinage. and it
is asserted shat a majority can also be
found IN the House tavurabis TO the
project. In view OF the possibility of
the enactment OF such law. a brief
history Of the coinage question viii
Be OF interest.
"In 1872 Congress passed a coinage
law. which made the silver dollar the
only unit and stsndsrd Of eur money.
The dollar so authorized weighed 4l6
grains, wlth Sg2.4 grams Of pure silver
in 1000. SO that the corn contained
97ik grams pure metal. By an act Of
Congress IN 1897. the weight Of the coin
was reduced 80 4l2& grsins, nine-tsnths
pure, which did not alter the amount
of pure metal, however. Hence the
silver dollar from 1897 down 70 the
present has conisiasd 4i24 grains Of
standard silver 'Staudard' silver e
nins-teaths pure silver aud oae-teuth
pure copper. hence the standard silver
dollar c0atains s7tk grams pure silver.
he gold dollar vas also authorized 70
BE coined o. 25.S grams standard. Both
coins we're msde faa lessi sender.
Ia 1901. under tbe dsrzngsment Of
our dnAacss by the war. eold went 20
premium. botn gold aad silver dissp-
peared from circulation. ans cur only
currency vss psper money. Of various
kinds, and ef Al denor Instions. from
the s-cens aud 5-ccnt fractional currsn-
cy upwards The coinsRs avs Rers
revised 1873, after com Had been cat
~ circulation for f3 years RV the new
law. ne Eols dollar of SIS grams
standard vas made the unit. raicn Is
hss renamed sser Snce. and the SILVER
dollar vas dropped from our coinasa.
The silver Dc ar Fss sgssn autaor-
ized - be coined By the Rand act of
ISIS bat it ~ss aot usas 80 unit of
value. nCr vas e gwen free coinsgs.
By free cuirsge = meant that any
cwner of silver huiica ear axe it g
Tire mint. and have e c0iaeri gnto silver
dollars Tnasr tae Band ~. the
Secretary of tne Treasury wa fr>cted
% huv ~ n3arkef rates. nOt less than
kNo m8lson dollars worth cf SILVER
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
Christian Science.

At Toronto, Canada, recently Chris
tian Scientist was applied to for treat
ment by q man already condemned by
medical science to speedy death. He
improved under the treatment, but re-
ceiving visit from his minister, the
latter urged calling a doctor. The man
refused. but the minister insisted, and
one was called. When the doctor came
he said that it was the end, and what
b had expected for over year. The
patient thus abandoned to mortal be-
lief, of course succumbed 10 Its law.
When the doctor found he had been
taking Christian Science treatment, he
sand the man might have lived year
or two, but for tnat.
A coroner's inquest followed and the
scientist was arrested, and placed under
bonds pending action by the grand
jury.
The publicity given TO the case, judg-
ing by the following comment OF a To-
routo paper, has had good effect on
pubic sentiment:
"What view the grand jurymen took
of the case has not been made public,
but it is probable that the remarks of
the Judge at the opening of the court,
in winch he referred to the fact that
the deceased was not child but fall.
grown man, come to years of discre-
ton, and therefore a competent judge
of the character of the treatment which
he sought, had some effect upon their
finding. Some style this treatment of
disease faith cure" but there is a
marked difference between the faith
curist and what are known as Christian
Scientists, the one employing gannoinung
with oil and prayer as means to an
end, and the other proceeding through
certain occult processes 10y which, they
hold. they can expel disease from the
system.
There have been classes numbering
| hundreds IN Canada, and there G
many others besides Mrs. Stewart who
hold that they can restore health by
| proceeding according TO Christian
teachings, provided the patient submits
! himself TO their treatment IN the belief
that be can be cured. They are reputa-
/ bic men and women. too, we'll educated
and good living. and before such are
/ denounced il would be we'll to inquire
/ INTO their methods. Ii the trial had
| gone on, there is reason TO believe that
Mrs. Stewart would have had ample
support from some of the best people
| in the city. and there would have been
| evidence produced which would have
been a surprise to many. ."-Chslstian n
| Science Journal, December.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
EMPLoYMEST BUREAU

WANTED-Female Help a dining-room
W girls. y general girls, second girls.
cook Tor private family. iady canvass :. laun-
dry woman. Ladies Parlor. Tower blk
NNANTED-Male Help second cooks. 3
W horse shoers. lathe hands. porteTS
travelling statesmen and canvasser for stanley S
works-big percentage. and 1. Tower blk.
E0R SALE-A bargain. good locality for
store. 5ixe2. corner Bridge and L2ne-ave.i :
40x5o on Lane-ave.; Broom house now rented
for sl7 month. all for sSlVo ) and Tower
block.
EOR SALE-A co acre farm miles northeast
OF IN city. nearly all out TO iruit. mostly
peach trees; modern buildings can be bought
at n bargain.
EOR sALE-Or exchange, large number Of
Dakots. Kansas anc Michigan farms.
IF YOU want 10 buy one Of the best produc-
ing farms In the State with frst~ciass
bulldogs and fruit for one-haf iesS than cash
value. call a, and Tower block.
WE HAVE 10 large lots recently plated \
w block of cable line. Is minutes walk
from city hall. fashionable part Of city. only
sos: lot on Cass 81. $50; on South LAFAYETTE
st slloo on Madison-aye. 500; g II. lot, fair
house. on MadiSOn-aye.. 5000. 10 large lots on
tn. hiil ont South Diysienst. so each.
WE HAVE q customer that wants 10 pay
w spot cash for a larTe stock OF Cenel al
merchandise or dry goodr; must be cheap.
SC5oO win buy afrsi-class business chance
u ~ Of long standing.
Gt KIM Tor ana e-rooIn hnuse on hail-sf..
= cvV large barn. large lot. good locality
Tor q railroad man terms easy.
WE have isrce list % vacant lots from $50
W t. $50 o
WHERE is the builder who wants to bur a
W vacant corner IN good locaiity. l3lx IS. 5
room house Cn one lot. only $50 ior whole.
$3.50 for house and lot. t2fo0 Tor vacant lot.
Tor SALE Or EKCHhNGE-For Grand Rap
Il ids property. - acres Of FIRST class iand ~
serys clesred. 8 miles from Vaudeville. ouiy
$500. A bargain.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

WARD McALILsTER seems liable TO
fall Outside the charmed circle himself.
Mrs. William Astor gave an elaborate
dinner 70 a chosen party of friends at
her Fifth avenue palace recently, and
Ward MeAIlister Was not among the
guests. HIS criticism of the lady's last
repast deprived him of an opportunity
10 pass judgment upon this
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.

HERE isan adaptation from the Chi
cago Trbune.wnsn Dan Crossman calls
the next Michigan House 70 order, viii
he say. Democratic candidates for
Speaker Will please come 70 orderl''
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
WHAT OTHERS SAY.


Gratiot Journal:
1t is very lax system of morals
and one always argued to screen an Of
fender-which would separate private
from political life. That man should
live a life of pure "cussedness" and
stlll claim the right 10 leadership Is the
height of absurdity. Yet Parnell is
cleanliness itself when compared TO
Cleveland, and Cleveland assumes to he
the leader of Democracy. Gladstone
commands our admiration for ms
course IN the Psrnell matter; but no
one expects the stuffed prophet to be
called down by Democracy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
Superior Court.

The December term of the Superior
court opens tot ay and the call of the
calendar viii take place. There c
tbirty-six criminal cases, two city crim-
insl cases. ten issues OF fact. five Of
waich are uon-iurv, and fvr r two
special jury and three chsncery cs'cs,
with a prospect Of forty criminal cas- :
now pending IN the ivs ont TO
resch the superior court before the
completion Of The term.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

UNDER protection the American silk
industry has grown to wonderful pro-
portions. 1t now occupies 700 estab-
Iishments, employs $1,000 persons and
yields 500, ,OOO, ,0C0 worth Of products an
uualfy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

TIE veFmontville Echo IS anxious to
have Eaton CouL.y vote for local op-
ton and enforce prohibition within Its
bounds. Ii would be better 10 wait and
see what The Democratic legislature
does with that law next session.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
Assther Bluff.
Lansing Republ caa.

I1UsIHk htIuUI Itasl-
The JOunai has been shown trade
circular (but il hasn't got 1t now, so
don't rush t0 see ID issued by Palmer,
Cunningham & Co., dealers IN tools and
hardware, No. 6O7 Market street, PhIla-
aelphIa, announcing an advance on
account OF the Mckinley bill. The
"cirCular" was doubtless issued by the
bureau" because lt was becoming
prominently noticeable that the talk
about advance in prices had dropped
of rather suddenly since election. 1t
looked TOO much ike a give-away; and
such things are easily made.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

Reed CIV llafioni
We have rot st all times agreed with
Senator ingalls, but We have no hesta-
ton IA saying that u would be na-
tiaasl calamity for the legislature Of
Ksnsss 70 allow msn OF his vide ex-
perisnce and orainy ability TO be re-
tired to private life. Mr. Cleveland =
writing letters against aim; that alone
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
Tesskons


F-ara YES g sns e Nsr HeustrAn Bsek
lserhrre NJ. 81
T4rer TFACT- - So 49, hsTs ~eef Ass
l. = ~.ssszs rrfees srs terms
~ .-ks sd sesirssss ms a1sstsrfnE $ -
fsr ssls
S7rorEs ~ 4 ks-se Ns-atf 49, sss Ns-sr
~ os..s a. rssseazs. rstsz azs1 80 eststs
sr-Brf~
nrsFeAEEF kres srgs - -szt &. gees Isos
a. seas sATs4zss1f tzs slEF.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

totesl9 EsA4Ft
Ioe Washington Post hlnts al the fun
ia the seaste I Grover Cleveland @rre
taere wlo ingalis. 80 battle Al Snort
range. TIE oare contemplation - such
4 tllng sl1 SET be Def6o Gratis olkzy.
Iaev z-e not vet ready 20 SO the 7
prOphet, stafed Nth ehestnuts, 20
upon the meat tlock aud bs 4 ssectsd
b. 80 skilled : casyer a. SsnztOr
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

Montcslm HsT2lt.
Do you see the higher prices, you who
were gulled by the lies of the DemOc-
rsry during the last campaign You
dear, honest souls, the higher prices
hzve not come and will not come. and
the Democratic leaders knew that they
would not come; they lied to you with
the fixed dissemination - deceive you,
and they did deceive you, but there Is
40 longer any excuse tor your remain
Ing deceived.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
10 sun.aRInERs.

Any sabseTtbsr 90 fhE TELEGRAM
HkKALO wh0 fails 10 receive the paper
regularly o. who aasy have reason %
sonaplAia 90 tate delivery viii confer n
special fassr By iafOrIaing this once OF
the faes kt oaes. ssnd postal card OF call
up teisgheas 83t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

We have a fun line of fountain Pens.
ranging n price from s. 80 o. . 80.
Gro. A. HALL & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

Twelve words VIII us-
uaaIy na a Ii e tso ttness
thirteen and not 10 ex-
oeod twenty words three
lines. and in the larger
~e1-tisements the aver
age ia seven words 10 a
laae. There is bssr ONE
price and that IA quoted
tn the table herewith.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
PERCYSNYD YDER
2s III 81. Room l5.

Is Csnsl-st., Room Is.
WORKING MEN ATTENTIONS OF 70 acre
W tracts for sac near ID. A a. junction. oniT
s. an scre- Here Is . chance 10 get gcod
home.
Ok FOOT FRONT On sorfbner-sf. nssr
~ bridge. On = slt rents Tor tlA year.
CHOICE - acre farm IN sout1srn Iinols -
y frsfe Cor property here
NEW room boase and choice lots. oDlT
nRTs STORE business ard stocx "a frst
~ cas- lecsfiaB for - = reason foT seiiiEg.
in bes - of ~ prieftTs price sktA v5rta
douhle TIE anoanf - = iiTe r1su.
I HAVE frst-eiass hvsTy sfeck for sale o.
trade.
MONEY! TO I0AE - 8 sns psr ceaf On giff
N s6zs6 sscarfF. Percy Snreer. = CaaS -
IT Will PAY parties 7isnfnz 70 n sEe ~
4 vss1n 1nsnts = cal and losk ever ~ Asi -
fore EEry azsi -
PERCY SNYDER
e Csnal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

t4F 10 tfzRAbf
Gen. Geteheaa. of tie Ninth dstries.
. weFking nsF1es th4n efsr Al t1ss 49,
& 3a OF l&ngress. notastiss1anc * tat
a@ s4s no4 Fe-eise.sa. he ozs ieea
Q - of tRs usos& active sad vziasl-e
representatives. ~ CesEFesa eser ssat
frla. > = ca 80 ! sLEleL.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

Personal.
Any PRISON baang leiIrrs iroIs. 81 aeel
"a Tags attb " AlsfA. AGENT itr she
laealis A@i.oEA lftftff As clatloa. Ia 4uly
g. AuRasl 81 Is ca ifGFh soDclh 10 sac n
interest oy Sr'tins particulars a. tAasn ocT
81 loUmerCO bll dag. thlfaka Efs
ANANIfO-Sltustian ss fnrem sn Z hnishing
W department arUit4re cT contract Work !
sg- a.; family % support coed elfy references
Adaress N II. g.. boa 4. th|s once. SIS
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

Van Houten's Cocoa-The original
most soluble.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
cROzIER 4 cUTLKas
REAL ESTATE
DEPARTMENT.
EB. CADRELL. MANAGER.
Is Canal Street. Teiephoas s44


YXANTEp-A residence ietf mast have 81
w ls2sl - II fIeat xe 4aa ieceie3 erfNef1
gre>z< IA ave. &46 che ft-sti 81 pa Q
tkire east sna tkisacs it.t4ke e.tf pfeSef1f.
troElsr Callers rc2. estate 4epArtinenL
LOR RENF-T~o stores ea Soath Dl,issa-ss.
4 fe1t reaso4aele
E0s RENI-N0asrn hoase. eor. ef Nealthy
as Pa isAFe-
E0R RENT-Eopr tenement IS Vest Bridge
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Nar5 stoFe and meat sa4fket viii MzSe
terms easy f0T hrsi ycsr. Cal on Creklef
Cutler re4l estate department Ter particulars
Sc75 Win buy splsnaid eoraerlOt on North
sSDtO lafayette 81.
Gf1QO neN house. rooms south part Of
@l1NN city. Tor sac "a easy pGy.Acnts.
SQo.n viii buy nsAt new. 6roem house en-
scVO line o. he0 south urz1d Rapids Lleo-
tric R'y. just being completed. tlg9 down,
balance monthly paymsnts.
NUsKE6OS lots ana acre property fer
VI sale eaeap. Let's on Chase p aao addition
sl25 20 s2l3. 0n m infhiy payments. Gail and
NE will tell you al about MAskegoa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

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vantage of opportunities I adfise sE:sP0e
that ues uloacy te iHKcst 10 ceue ana laak
over mK llsf 81 vacant tate. &1s kstses and
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property : alwsys ne cheapesI tfk tlms IA
the yeAri nancy ~ loAl % cts pforerif
Nil.lam II Gilbert Room A hldaieomt balla-
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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

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