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CHILDREN BOARDED.

CHILDREN BOAHDED.
" ANTED-l OR . CHILDREN TO BOARD:
w best of care given; not under 5. Apply 1902
Mason st. iel9 2t*
WOMAN WOULD LIKE OR 2 CHILDREN TO
W board where there is no other children. 1905
Minna ST., near Eleventh. upstairs. je19 3t*
7 ADV FULLY UNDERSTANDINGS THE CARE
II of child from infancy wishes the care of an in
fant or young child at her place OF residence Please
cali 323 Eddy ST. jelS If
I ADY DESIRES SEVERAL CHILDREN TO
II board from years up; pleasant home; mothers
care. Il. b., iiox 1Z7, GAIL Branch once. my22 IN
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
~ eght-page WEEKLY GALL, sent to any address
in the United States or Canada year for 81 %.
POSTAGE free
FOK sAi.s-,i,s.na-ll.l i.oos.
DOR sALE-A FIRsT-CLAsS EXPREss BUsI-
i ness. Apply at 53I California st. jel9 3t+
LREsH MICH cow AND CALF FOR SALE
a 12O Nineteenth St. near Shotwell. iel9 3t@
CLOoP: IN GOOD ORDER; READY FOR WORK
- or pleasure; cheap. Apply berkeley Ferry
Wharf, San Francisco. jelS 7t*
TOR SALE-HoUSE TO BE REMOVED, ON w
side Jones St. bet. Bush and Pine make offer.
Apply q. Is. UMBSEN * co. ID Montgomery IS If
email FIRE-PRooF SAFE FOR SALE CHEAP
~ AZ Main st. mT:50 If
GAS FIXTURES OF ALL KINDS VERY CHEAP
" HuFSCHMIDT, 637 Clay st. my9 BIN
(,REAM OR MILK DELIVERED All AGNEwS
y Narrow gauge. Box 46S, Santa Clara. my4 tt
CHEPARD'S FOOT AND POWER LAThES.
- HICKS agent, 667 Mission st se27u
NEW AND SECONDHAND SAFES MIGHELL
IN Il RICHARDS cor. Bush aud Market SITS oil I'm
CAFE, SCALE. LETrER-PRESS STORE TRUCK
~ and money-tli cheap. lO2 Clay ST. AUS I'm
CECoND-HAND BOILERS. ENGINES, PUMPS.
- shafting, puleys, betting, water pipes, etc Mo
INI0sH-. M0LP9A \. l3L Bea-e 81. ae4 4
AsTiiOLoGT.
CLAIRYoYANT- FEE 25c; LADIES ONLY.
" 44U Third St. Room t. jel7 SIS
MRS NoRMAND READS YOUR ENTIRE LIFE;
vi past. present and future, and gives lucky NUN
bers. Up O'farreil ST., basement floor. Jel3 6m
"A. oNDERFUL CLAIRyoYANT; TELLS PAST
NINE HAMILTON-CARD-REA INFoRMA-
lola BANNING LATELY ARRIVED FROM EU-
1rope. reveals past present aud future with cards.
Hours AN. to Pm. 9l712 Mission, top floor. is Sun
AiME. WALTERS, 317 TEHAMA ST, Mr.. 4TH:
W fortunes tod; ladies, 25c; gents, Soc open sun.
TIRE GREATEST FoRTU NE-rELLER II THE
city: reveals past, present and future. Call and
see NINE. OCEANIC, - Fourth St. Rooms 4S and
40 s. 4. 81. TO 10 +. Il. my8 6m
NJ ME- EXODUS, CLAIRYoYANT, REMOVED
w to 1867 Market be-. 9TH and 1th, Room 2.al7 II
GREATEST FORTUNE-TELLER IN THE CITY:
MISS LELAND. 7S9 Mission. Fourth; Tea.
ladies' soc; gentleman 81; lucky charms. myou
NINE. SHMID, FROM VIENNA; MOST RE
w nOwued revealing tes future events: ladies 81,
gentlemen 81, by mail So. Office $50 Mission mr. Il
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
I V.LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
u els Sacramento St; cabinet WORK and lifting up
efees promptly aLtenGed 70: IeIsDlone soo InIoet
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BUSINESS CHANCES

7 r YOU WANT To BUY OR SELL a BUSINESS
call on ShOAFF q ROSS. S7SIs Market st. 1t
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G6SO FINE LIoUoK-SroKE, DOING A GOOD
5-year lease. at low rent. ShOAFF " ROSS, S7S1a
81
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y 100 CHOICE TEMPERANCE GROCERY
u w. in new building; living rooms; cheap
rent; iuil value in sight. ShoAFF ROSS, S7312
Market ST. 1t
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BUSINESS ouANoEs-coNrINurD.

O. oOO HOME BAKERY AND CONFECTION-
u ,JOO. cry; offer wanted account of sickness.
4 Co 26l kearuy st. Its
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CAKPENTERs AND sCiLDEHs.

7 LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
q 6l9 Sacramento ST.; cabinet WORK and fitting uq
CfiieeS promptly attended telephone 900 mi CT
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e. CDD GROCERY AND BAR AT INVOICE;
- Nv. doing good business; cheap rent: Iiv-
i1E rooms; sure bargain. SHOAFF Il ROSS S-3i,
k.rket st II
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sTNInIER RESORTS.

A ISLAND HOUSE, BAY FARM ISLAND.
"A Alameda, few more b0arders are wanted for
the summer; lne place for bathing and fishing;
board very reasonable. Address for particulars L.
HAMMER, Alameda ie2U Yts
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CALIFORNIA HOTEL, EAST BERKELEY; GOOD
~ rooms for rent for family or single men; with or
without board leo in~
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g.1E0 PARTNE WANTED - SOBER AND
- ~. Industrious man to keep plain accounts
attend TO collections and look after hired help in an
uid-estab!lShed contracting and iobbug business
v th man OF good reputation and long Experience;
the business IS clearing $l4O month. and can be
increased; large stock; horse and wagon tools etc.
this is hrst-cass opportunity secure an interest
M a straight, Legitimate business. SHOAFF& ROSS,
s75Ia Market St 1t
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i lathes, Tools boiler. engi G, Shaftrng mold
ing outfit; can be soid in parcels 10 suit. Apply
3l2 10 Fulton st. iel2 If
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q T6D DRAWING, TEAMING AND GEN
u 'OO. eral commercial transfer business:
partner wanted; large business; II horses. trucks
ana wagons; established downtown Offices; con
trols largest trade in the city; established - years
has MANY leading wholesale an retail houses to do
their hauling; clears $3.50 to $4uO per month: has
Iul value In stock; no bonus asked; incoming part
ner VIII he required to take charge OF the freight
Office, attend shipping, receiving and delivering
general freight and merchandise: is the finest bust
ness ii California and offers rare chance FOR some
active man. GEO. STEWART. lS5 hearny ST. II
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EQS0 SALOON, WITH FURNISHED LIZ
N.OOO' ing rooms; cheap rent; can have a
!eaSei doing a good business large stock fine
fixtures: genuine bargain. sHOAFF y ROSS,
s15Is Market st. 1t
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TOR SALE-BARGAIN; LOVELY HOME; MIS-
Il sion warm belt; 1886 2lst St, sunny side, bet.
Valencia aud Guerrero: house IL and bath
all newly papered; hne view; large garden; patent
stone sidewalk; lot 70 or 50xll5. See owner ON
frg ie1o
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u 900 HALF CASH, BALANCE PAYABLE
- NV $40 month; good business and home
ID one OF the most prosperous towns in California;
lcl SONlOo, With 5-roOmed house, closets, pantry,
ETC., hard finished and in No ! order: also good
cisar-store with back room, suitable for cub-room
or u3roer-shopi located principal business block
IN the town; large stock and good established
trade; TINS is a genuine bargain. SHOAFF 4
IoNN, elotls Market 81. 1t
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QA)UUn DKA1 AND IkANSFEK BU SINESS;
SD-OtO. has been run in frst-ciass running
order FOR the past 10 years by the present owner
ana is rare opening for active men, strictest in
vcstgation allowed; good reason for this sale; more
than value in stocd. Apply MCLAUGHLIN x CO,
% kearnN leo litN
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c InO0 CANDY FACTORY AND ICE-CREANI

J. 900 Sa1JaJ in AS I'D
month; cost $1,000, but must be sold a sacrifice
Tor good and SatSfac tory reSons the place is finely
ntieu mp with all the necessary furniture. fixtures
and tools pertaining to the business; has fine
rooms, toe-Cream paror, work-room aud living
rooms; lease; rent only S2O. SHOAFF u ROSS,
S1S1a Market ST. 1t
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N TX TO PLUMBERS-FIRSr -CLASS SHOP,
- y. stock, tools and good trade, best loca-
ton, cheap rent; plenty OF work and orders; must
be sold; Is cheap at $500 GEO. STEWART, 135
Kearny ST. 1t
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SI50 RasrATRANP g. P 9d RECEIPTS
greatest bargain IN tine city, worth 5 30; sickness
cause. BOOKER ~ 1LNPLE,S4l Market, Room liz
L'RUIT AND PRODUCE STORE; DOING FINE
L business; account of immediate departure
VIII sell AT less than cost Of the fixtures; located
ross the bay j. w. DONNELLY Il CO., "a
hearny ST. 1t
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lRASS FOUNDRY FOR SALE ~ ONE OF OUR
Jl.Iarsest towns, short distance from san Frau
business; best % reasons for selling Apply X
KIM /. % Kearuy 81. 1t
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C.9nD WOOD AND COAL YARD: GOOD
UNCOU. stock. fixtures, trade: horse, wagons,
barn. stsilS rent $40; wonderful bargain.
bNOkLK q TUMBLE. SAl MRrket 81, Room !. u
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a. IOn GROCERY-S FOR SALE-A
u 1UU. handsomely fitted up store on most
prominent corner within blocks OF the Baldwin
Hotel has nice bar, good stock OF groceries wines
and~Iiquors: any active build up fine
trade here the location is extra good. Apply X.
ENN Y y keaInE ST IL
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FURNISHED FLAT 4 ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
housekeeping; $l6. 2025 Mason ST., cor Lou
ssrd. lea ~
FURNISHED HOUSE OFF ROOMS ON HOWARD
L ST. 10 rent for months: terms reasonable In
qure at stable 216 Third st. jel9 IT.
100 BUSH - HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
~ sunny corner fiat rooms; references. 10 ~
LOR RENr-FURNISHED HOUSE OF l0LAR6E
rooms, stable laundry, etc; fine grounds adj
joins Mills Seminary VIII rent very low to desirable
tenant. Inquire of MISS Z. X GOULDIN1 at tliils
College,. lei lat
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DARTIES LOOKING FOR GOOD PAYING
restaurant VIII do well TO call At 1O6 Second st.
before purchasing elsewhere jelg It's
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MY WIFE, MATTE f. ANDERSON, HAS LEFT
vi my bed and board without cause. and l will
not be responsible for any debts contracted by
her.
Its f. p Anderson
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-08
A NEW FIRE ENGINE.
The Police and Fire Commissioners
Meeting


Commissioner Loettgert was the only
member absent at the meeting of the
Police and Fire Commissioners yester-
day. President Hawkins presided and
the following accounts were allowed
NJ. Kinney, shoeing, $3.50; Andrew
Doyle, shoeing, $40; White, Frant &
Leteller, lumber, SIP; z. Haynes,
shoeing, SLIGO; Durham, Peters Co.,
lumber, S1.0l; Grand Rapids Brass Co,
repairs. $500; Grand Rs pids Ice and
Coal Co., ice, 1920; f. Van DrIele q
Co., oats, S22.50; Hawkins, Perry Co.,
supplies, 81 90; c, A. Goebei, supplies,
$500.
The Committee on Finance TO whom
was referred the petition OF the Onel
Co., asking that fire alarm be placed
at their factory approved the placing n
box as requested at the company's ex-
pense. Adopted.
Communication were received from:
Frank Bliss, asking that the fine of So
assessed hlm May 10 for damage done
to apparatus be refunded him. FIN
ance COMMITTEES.
From Colby, Craig q Co., proposal for
furnishing the city with hose wagon;
tabled.
From the Peninsulsr Co.. Grand Rap
ids; Detroit Electric Works, Detroit,
and Western Electric Works, Chicago,
proposals for sundry electric supplies;
placed on file.
The president was authorized to close
the contract with the Ahrens Manufac-
turing Comuany for a steam fire engine
provided they accepted certain changes
IN specifications.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-08
a BOOMERANG.


"A A. sweet Askea 60 Rstura sioo -
Adaie Brigham 81 80 - S~iA
A eAplzs OF JUSTICES warrant issued
from justice Hydorn's court Yesterday
for the apprehension or Wesley b
Sweet. If the hrn Of ". b. Sweet q
o.. oa complaint Of Add.e Brigham,
who makes very grave charge.
The dOeumeat opening ap taese pro
cesalngs alleges thai on or aboat Al
gust u this year Ar. sweet represent
Il 10 tie plaintiff OF complainant that
her name WAS being greatly scAndA-
lied IN Ine neighOornoo1 81 ing So
h IL, AMI that she ought 90 take step.
u run down the scandal and have tie
slanderers dealt with according 10
law. The allegation : thai the
said sweet represented hlm-
self a. being engaged IA tue
business Of = private detective, With e1-
peuence aud cunning enough 10 give
hlm great advantage IA the pursuit OF
such offenders. For the SUM OF 500
be would discover Ihe SceFeG sources OF
tue plot and make all things clear -
the punishment of the eyl! dOers.
Believing these representations Addle
Brigham paid 10 Sweet the money as
demanded, bat SAYS she afterwards
learned that ms representations were
true IA scarcely any particulars. she
therefore asked the cOurI - cause the
s2ld Sweet 10 be taken and brought into
court and kindly asked Ia refund her
money or 60 - jail al her expense until
he does. or words 10 that effect. The
papers were drawn up, but the capias
had not been served at a late hour last
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-08
A MARROW ESCAPE.
Prof Hunter, the AerouRut. Los-s Bis
Parachute.

Prof Hunter, ths Aeronnuf. bos~t bts
Parachute.
After the grocers had finished their
sports YESTERDAY, they adjourned 70 the
great and exciting balloon ascension Of
Prof. Hunter. The huge air ship hsd
been inflated and Prof Hunter called
out. "Bot her 60. !" when on old man.
vho had been warned ~ keen sway
from tie ropCs crossed the parachute
cords. and becoming entanEIed iu them
WAS thrown aiout thirty iert break
ing the parachute away from
the uapeze bar. The causea tie
Prof. r. lose control RI his parachute.
a. t swung out beyond his reach. Toe
spectators Were horror stricken, becsuse
they realzed fhe dangerous and tern
bie condition that Nr. Hunter was
placed n. wh Ic hls balloon carried i.n
roafly 0ut of SIGHT. They rushed To-
ward the direction the balloon vas
dr ft.ne. and almost o pane eufue5 ss
tne balloon wvs declared r. be Capez-
ug FINALLY toe balloon began ~ DE-
scend slowly slowly and tne Prof
reached terra FIRMS egs n safely omi0
fle CHEERS 81 tlc Crowd.
pr8f Hurter wiI give smother grand
ascension sunday, winch VII close fs
rerGert bore.
Ihe SLACK and trft wrf walkers ard
fnr E et rua performers Wfl c0rfnle
fhc resi- ~ fae week Sunday uc u6ed.
Tner work vas mugh admrsd iy al
uno sau t
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-08
THE NEW ORGAN
l. Nearly Completed and Is One Of
Odeli's Finest

Is Nearly tompieied ana Il one CT
Odeli's Finest
The new Westminster organ which
has been in course Of erection during
the past week IS nearly completed. Il
is one Of the finest Instruments Odell
has ever constructed. Much care has
been taken to have It provided with all
the latest appliances that go to make 10
a frst-Class nOdern organ. The pro-
gram committee have been very fOriu-
nate in securing the services 0f Car
ence EDDY. tAe famous organ 81. %
give the inaugural performance upon
the beautifui new organ in thIs CITY.
and the fact should be hailed with
delight by al musicians and lovers Of
muse In general.
4 program Of unusual excellence has
been selected, and beside the masteriv
uIavIng Of Mr. Clarence Eddy. Mr.
lawn. the distinguished tenor. viii ne
heard in = hne sacred ara entitled
Remember now tiny CTestoT." ." Three
choruses under the direction Of Fmfno
Arramonte VII be sung by = chorus ~
rteen selected vo ces. Al altore etner
fine concert is ant cpated.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-08
HE LIFT 'EM OFF.
Stealing Berries, Getting Into Court, and
Getting Ont Again.

octtlns Ont Again.
Patrick Kelley, OF Saddlebag swamp,
has succeeded IN getting swamp mat
ters pretty we'll settled. Yesterday the
young huckleberry trespassers, Richard
Lyster and Christopher Fitzpatrick,
were before justice Westfall, and the
whole situation was thoroughly cam
vassed. The boys seemed pretty well
broken up, MIR. Kelley seemed pretty
well softened, and IL Honor seemed
IN the mood 30 let the matter hc
settled without hurting anybody much.
"Nell, said the reporter, lets come
to the point. How was the thing
settled?'
"Oh," said Mr.. Westfall. ~ let the
boys of. ! didn't think they ought TO
be punished after ar. Kelley had ex-
pressed himself willing to drop the mat
ter"
Thanks; Good day"
"By the way" shouted the justice, as
the reporter was turning the door
jamb, you, Of course, understand
that the costs were paid by the
respondents"
On, of course, certainly" and the re-
porter, who had just come over from
the police court, put down in the note
book the item of $3.50. As he passed
below the window of the justice court,
he looked up and sung out, "Of course,
1t Is *3.35"' But the justice merely
mOtIoned him to come back"
"Wcil, how much IS It?'
'Fifteen dollars" said His Honor,
with the index finger resting on page
that made itinposslhle tnat there could
be any mistake.
That Grand Rapids is the cheapest
place to get drunk or steal buckle
berries in, or anything of that sort, will
be sure to be found out sooner or later
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-08
rHKEE HuNDkED sAILEf DANCERS
a sz<esaeic Esq3iriax over = th@as@sa
Performers

Without one single exception every
newspaper q tie greal c-ts u A-o4dll
eztrayagautly ncorsed b&il1W q
81 eys shos au4 actually declared
thzt never. Ia tie history - TIE "Ofla,
~ss sueh 4 tremendous ana Beautiful
en6eFta unlsnt ever sse1 AetOFS. IL
wH al be here lusl a. Il asE0nlsAed and
delsnted Europe, % August p, an4
she blg free street parade ne sooNn ~
tae nsornlag. Here = what TIE London
4d.e-tls.f AVS u tie show ~ Is edl-
to4Al columns
.sIbs Prllce Of Wales and MS family
and few Il any Of thousands ~ N.s4tors
Who have already been q see this
gigaut.c entertainment have come away
without beng impressed With tue
magnitude OF BsTnum a Bailey enter
pr ~, and that it Is really what =
claimed Tor IL. toe greatest shoH 10 he
found ia the civilized NOrid. TIE hour
and half spent il walking
round the exterior OF the arena
Is a well spentn-lind IS well
worth the money charged for the en-
| tire entertainment. Here is 10 be
| found what one may term a cOnsi0in-
Grafton OF al Jhe hest and cOstilest Tea
tures 20 be found in the world. Ihey
constitute fascinating study, and IN
clude the mensgeTies, horse lar. ele-
! phant pavilion, hlppOdrome, circus
Maxlmus, Nero, or the Destruction OF
| Rome, grand spectacle which alone
requires POO people, and many other
/ equally singular departures from the
usual types. Coming back 10 the great
| entertainment IN the Grand Han, the
| items are IN number perfectly aStound-
| ing. as at the same time four or nVe
different performances are gong on, all
| OF a high-class character. Then there
! is an abundance OF racing. Ponies,
| zebras, thOroughbreds, and camels are
! introduced into the sports. There
are some da-ing trapeze performances
| by Japanese as we'll as by art.stes OF
! other natioualitles. After "A brief inter
val, in which the visitor has time TO
! once more promenade the building, the
! new and original spectacle OF Nero, or.
! the Destruction OF ROm9 IS presented, 4,
| rnis certainly is carried out upon a
! scale which we DO not think has been
equalled anywhere before. Hundreds
/ of auXiharles are on the stage at one
and the ssme time: The professions
are practically marvellous IN their de-
tail, elephants and bulls; horses and
warriors all take part IN the spectacle,
to say nothing of hundreds Of cory
phees. The arrangement OF the ballots
are III their way perfect, and there IS Il
line of many hundred dainty feet all
moving with precision and IN perfect
time, and a sight worthy OF what the
proprietors of tins great entertainment
term 1t THE Greatest Show On Earth" "
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-08
UP TO AND INCLUDING AUGUST ..
Excursion Rates for Everybody to Eos
and Return.


For the National Encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic at Boston.
the Chicago & West Michigan Railway
and the Detroit, Lansing d Northern
Railroad viii sell excursion tickets 10
Boston and return on August 5, 3 ana
10 at one lowest iirst-claSS fare. Rate
from Grand Rapids $40 and correspond
ingly low rates from other stations.
Passengers leaving Grand Rapids VIA
Detroit. Lansing d Northern ut 1925 a.
III. Saturday, August 9. Will make direct
connection at Detroit with the Depart
nlent of Michigan Headquarters special
train thatwill leave Detroit VIA Michi-
gan Central Roilroad at 1920 p. N.
Tickets good on TINS special train, also
on all regular trains on dates given.
Routes to select from: Wa Niagara
Falls & Albany, via Niagara Falls q
Hoosac Tunnel route. via Montreal d
Central Vermont Green Mountain
route, or via Montreal q Portland.
The route of the Department Head
quarters special tram from Detroit Is
VIA Michigan Central, New York Cen
tral and Boston & Albany Railroads.
All wishing to join the Department
Headquarters train at Detroit should
cone to Grand Rapids on the afternoon
OF Friday, August 8, and leave there
via the Detroit, Lansing * Northern at
1925 q. N. Saturday, August 8.
WM. A. GAvETT,
Acting Genl Pass. Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-08

Dled, Of Old age, al his lste res '--oe
in the township OF Walker. ou urs-
day morning, August Z, Durfee T..
Bradford, father Of Mrs. VIM. H.
Powers. Of this city, and Mrs. Geo.
Young. Of the township # Grand Rap
ids. Deceased was horn in Bristol.
Rhode Island March l0. 1910 Tn 1858
be became emhUed with the Western
fever. and emigrated - Michigan with
las family. consisting Of wife, four sous
and two daughters. and located or p
farm 10 the township II Walker. where
he continued 80 reside until the tme ~
his death. lis family aI survive hIm,
except one 500. R0oert r., VINO died
five years ago. Deceased was q very
quiet unsssSnling man # exemplary
habits and pleasant disposition, and vas
dearly beloved by al re scqua ntauCes
Due notice 0f time Of funeral viii be
gwen later.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-08

The D., G.. II. & NJ. railroad will
make rate of one fare for round trip to
Bay City and return during The annual
meeting of Knights of Maccabees to be
held August IL t. IL.
Tickets good going August ] ! and 70,
and returning up 10 August II.
Fare for round trip s3.G5. For tickets,
ETC., apply to
JAS. CAMPBELL,
City Ticket Agent,
o MOnrOe-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-08

A project ls Oh foot to organize
company for tie maHufactare of mir
rars. TIE stock # Sloo. 100 VII easily
30 rs SD. ard the concern Wi una0ah-
ealv ~ Success. - 8 w aave = s -
astro1s ehect o. tle mirror truss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-08
The Shortest Line.

The G. X. & /. K. r. is still the short
est line between Grand Rapids and
Traverse City and all Northern Mjchi-
gan summer resorts and other points.
II is also the shortest line from Traverse
City to Chicago via Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-08

TIE fre at o'elyek lsst evening vss
r. rse Dale 4 Bretnoar ETceisof fac
fart,--. corner 81 Taylor end Collar
sts 8e csrasge was sEat aa5 Kiss
f. iy covered ~ lnssfa1ce.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-08

On sstaraav morning, William Wa-
lex. of Graa3 Bap8s tovnsh.b. u
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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-08

TIE Holland Working Mems Society
of Ksisuszoo. arrived yesterday. sad
Ese lo-a Holland 81 q ff met them
and escorted them e. Turner Es.-
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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-08

Don't fail to use Mics Flora 4. Jones
famous "Blush of Roses" for your
complexion. Price, 75c per bottle
Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-08

Watch the daily papers for more news
regarding the North Park Place auction
sale of lots next week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-08
Lily White.

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer in the manufacture of flour, It's
products are IN great demand and es-
pecially the Lily White. Try it.