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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27

Women are not always indirect. The
widow of a merchant and her daughter.
arrived at the Russian town of Orel ana
put up at a hotel, registering as fol-
lows: Merchant widow from Omit
rowsk, accompanied by her unmarried
daughter, Jashs, nineteen years of age,
10, 900 rubles dowry, Of fair complexion,
with light hair and blue eyes, turned-up
nose, dimpled cheeks. No other bodily
sdefects or special marks. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27

The modern man has not faith enough to move
mountains but he treats them about he
pleases. 1t is proposed TO tunnel the Sierras
thousand feet below the deep snow line begin
ming Just west of the town of Truckee, Cal. and
coming out of five miles tunnel in the Yuba
river canyon. After following this down for
some distance, another five miles of tunnel will
viii be on 2 level with Sacramento. By the time
these are completed, tunnels through the Rock
les are looked for by which winter communica-
terTorS. s.sssSsi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27
A Lunar Rainbow.
Milwaukee News.

The crowds of politicians who thronged the
all-night saloons trea ted to a heavenly dis
play at about l O'Clock this morning that is
rarely witnessed. 1t was lunar rainbow, as
perfect and as brilliant as the most perfect and
brilliant rainbow that ever adorned an Eastern
sky when the sun bursts forth after a summer
evening shower. The bow first formed half
circle over the moon and underwent gradual
change until q perfect cross and crescent were
formed. The play of color was beautifully
grand and the whole Western sky was so brill
iantly Illuminated that the electric street lights
paled. Lunar rainbows are supposed to be the
heavenly forerunnerS of war, and when thsz
take THE form of cross and crescent thespSsEc
which followwill be of g religious nature&S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27

Bacon-''The doctor said you had 3
very high fever last week. Egbert-
81 guess he was right. 1 notice by his
shill his charge was S25. 81 YonkeRs
Statesman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27
FRESH eSsckers aH hs saFg sess
.iasssnt ofaancy cakes Sc the Fort With
S{Trocer Co.'S

Bishop Vincent of the Methodist Episcopal
church declares his expectation that the issue
now raised by Catholics and Germans of Wiscon-
sin in regard to the compulsory education will
speedily be transferred to Illinois and other
states at the next presidential election. A
movement has been started in Buffalo to require
oath of unqualified allegiance TO our laws and
institutions, q measure the more needed there
from the fact that the control of theSeSky is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27

Drs. AbdilI and sfattison extract teeth
without na{f
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27

He will soon be here-Presently the
census taker viii be around, book and
pencil in hand, and conversations like
the following will be in order:
Census taker-Have you ohildrens
Woman-Yes, son.
Census taker-Male or female?
Woman-Male.
Census taker-Age?
Woman-Two years and a half.
Cen sus taker-Married or single?
Woman-Single.
Census taker CLOSING book )-That's
all right. Thanks.-[TexasS ifIingse
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27

In 9eraer to better human condj tions it Is
ssdser Hzbuild up thaLstear dewn4 idii CONF
BY EsseGng the 81 Il 1 peFss SFd LEI s. se
use odCaScarine. s - "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27

Full SssortmeRtef fresh esetabfes al.
ways 81 hand az hs Fort worth eoes
Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27

gIzf.srCer tfiAk the systaa7 hou2d Sc ff6n9 so@1
ss and las4fhv the 3fcod no flsf NJ
fire. Cz6arine requisites The LIVER, whfzs sps
the blood Pure and healthy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27

aFnH tine of Crosse S Nv eli
ae6ods- cams, pickk ma IS sFssp-
Berry sfhegar psfs, cas6 afssss b,
found at Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27

Best assortment, Sof freshs Shea
c0ffesH the CO.. ipsiad
Worth Grocer Cos.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27

But for all that large class of over
worked people who have their business
where the moist, rich, black soil makes
sugar cane and cotton, large liver, over
grown spleens, and gives yellow touch
TO the skin, producing that wearinese
which is akin TO death. Folsom, withsafts
pure mountain air, its abundant ozons
of super electrified OXYGEN. with whIar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27
A OPPORTUNITY!

To give the people of Louisiana and
Texas an opportunity to investigate and,
when satisfied, to invest, an excursion
from Fort Worth to Folsom will take
place on May 20, 1890, under the auspices
of the Panhandle excursion company, at
which time an auction sale of lots will
take place, commencing Wednesday
morning at 9 0 CLOCK, May p.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30
The aAllne,s., nrFooI.

Mrs. Leavitt says there is no need for
bandages and splInts IN the case OF a
fractured bone rs all accidents are but
"discords," and discords can only exist
"when there is belief in material law
AT the exclusion of belief in the All
ness of God. Think of that: 1.-The
Allness of God" SOmeday Mrs. Leayltt
Will find herself IN Il railroad wreck
with nlne or eleven "dlscordS" III
various parts of her body, and then
what viii be her opinion o. the "All-
ness of God" The chances are that
she viii beiive most fully IN the AL
ness" OF the surgeons and will want all
the splints and bandages she can get.
a case ia point: When a poor devil Is
lynched 10 tree ne simply dies or dis
cord in the neck. Hemp-corn would be
more literal, but of course thatwOuldnt
be Christian Science. You are walking
along with your friend when he falls
and breaks mis- leg. Soothingly you
remark, ''Oh, get up John, you've only
got little discord IN your right leg.
That isn't anything. Come alongr'
John would probable make you believe
in the "Allness" of satan If be ever got
around again. Christian Science may
come pretty high, but whenyou get 1t,
you have certainly a great religion
Buffalo Times.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30

REAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION.
Opposite Union Depot Phone B.
CoR SALE OR TXCHANGF-we have Just
plated one ci the choicest additions e tvf
made 10 the city. iBe plat consists % 81 me
lots on Hail.. within easy reach 81 siean o
horse cars. W desire 20 raise a large sui0 81
mOaey within the HeXt ten days. aud 90 ac
complish this We have concluded 10 sell the
entire plat Ihis Us an opportunity az lie
time Tor the night party 20 make = suug sum 81
moley. The property VIII be SHOWN ffce ~
CA2rge 20 any one wishing 20 buy.
lok eALE-Ne have hrst-class roller four
a Ing mil that VIII make money Tor fne
right Iarties. The min Us OF the latest design.
anu has q capacity Of sixty barrels The ina
chlncgy Is new aus lu hrSt-cllBs condition aas
nYe sets Of double -four rolls aud three sets ~
double feed rolls. The mili cost Ssiu5. and ls
worth today $1,000. beside the mill. there is
ven lots, good barn and 500 cords of wood.
The entire properly VIII be solo Ior . .1il The
property viii De SHOWN 10 any ole meaning
business Terms sat siactory-
EOK sALE-Me have q fne rayinc hotel iu
thriving locality thai VIII be sold at a bar
gain y taken at once. Tie hoiel Is nrsi-class
Ia every particular. and is furnished with the
iatesr hotel appliances. The property has
twenty well furnished rooms. and travelling
men pronounce a the best hote Ia Mestera
Michigan. lhis property ls . prFiRg inFest-
ment for some good man with little mauev.
Gail - once " you mean business. VIII take
city property in part payment
L'0h SALE-A nne nat near fhe Madison
able for four families. The TAT Will rc9f Tor
so per molth. and is within q few steps of
steam or horse cars. THIS properly wa be
sold for $40. or viii exchange for other prop
eFfY
E0R SALE-We have rare bargain that Is
Il sure - make money for some one. Tie
property is located 0n cpnngst.. near Cakes,
and Is now renting for s1j per month. ihis
property Is centrally located and ls occupied
10y good pay ~ tenants. and ls sure 20 ifa-
prove ID value faster than any property q the
city. from the fact that II rs within one block
Of the Union depot, and within TWO blocks ~
the busy portion of Monroe 81. The property
viii be sold for $50 per foot; so foot front.
f0R SA ALE-Or viii c1cbauEe for other prop
= erfy. real or personal. two houses on one
large iot VIII DIVIDE the property and sef
each SeparafeY. The property is situated on
Logan ST.. near Iasf-si.. and VIII make Two
pleasant homes. which are now renting fof SIP
per month. This j. = rare barla f0f some
one. and is sure 10 o. taken a. once.
[OR SALE-A six-room house on Colelst.
Il Good wells; lot 591 Us only $50. VIII take
small payment down and balance on monthly
payments. Would take cheap lot i0f frst pay
meni.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30

Me- HzxrzuL, or south Czrolins,
during she nxss debate Ca the fsasSsI
slec1on oil got s2its nsry. sad he.
I'VE know we n1ust rule our country or
leave Il. Now. tor myself. before the
people of the United States an before
SD. e AZ ssYefsEee. l sys4S ne will
TsSe lsAvs Il. lApptAase. II Is the
home Of cur fathers. tnsre their bones
lie buried. They bought Il with their
blood when Concord aud Lexington
were the battle fields OF this country.
they have handed it down u Us. un-
impaired; and. gentlemen, are We 40.
our fathers sons2 Shall the blood first
turn back Ia our veins, do not hess-
tate % say tho eolored man has as
many rights as I have: bat be can't
have bis rights and mine too, and this
law Is intended 10 put him again IA con-
troll OF the Southern States; intended 10
awaken that race prejudice which IS
fast dying out; intended 10 bring about
again that constant irritation and clash
between the two colors 10 the South
which will retard It's growth and which
will be destructive of the very princi-
pies Of human government" This may
all be very good rhetoric from South
ern standpoint. but II IS neither good
sense nor good law. He assumes II 10
be the white mans right 70 run the
State government alone, but the law
observing and law-abIdIng people Of the
North VIII scarcely admit the PROPOSE
ton TO be true.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30

Has the tariff on plate glass been
added 70 the cost? Let us see about II,
Another huge plate glass establishment
IS contemplated. Irwin, Pa, has been
selected as the site, and It is said that
the plant will be the largest OF its kind
in the world. Those who are at the
head of the scheme are said 10 be in .
position 10 command 500, 900, 900, or as
much money as is needed. The firm of
Pllkerton q Brothers, who recently sold
their large warehouse in New York City
because they could not bring their
goods into this country cheap enough
TO compete with the American article,
are interested In the deal. They have
decided TO transfer their base of opera
tions from England to this country IN
consequences. This same firm now con-
ducts one of the largest window glass
manufacturing establishments in Eu-
rope, and have their works at st.
Helens, England. Their capital will
be invested here and will add so much
TO the taxable property of the state.
This plant will also give employment 10
hundreds of laborers at American
wages. Such Is the working of the
tariff. Prices of glass have been re-
duced and investments encouraged.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30

The Fort Wayne Gazette rubs it in
with a vengeance. Just listen; "Presi-
dent Elliott of Harvard College, stand
up in court. You called newspaper re-
porters thieves, bummers and drunk
ards at banquet last spring, didn't
you? You advised your gentlemanly
Harvard graduates not to enter news
paper offices and mix them babies up
by assocIating with these scurvy
wretches, didn't you? But do you
think the low-downest newspaper man
in America would have defaced and
mutllated the venerable statue of John
Harvard as some of your pet lambs
have Just been doing-yea, even paint
ing the august countenance red? No.
you don't. Newspaper people extend
to the students OF Harvard College
their sincere commiseration on the
kind of manners they are taught there.
We weep to think of it,"
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30

A WE'LL borer near Franklin, KY, has
tapped big store of honey in bluff
on the Cumberland, and taken out sew
eral hundred pounds. Now if ne could
only tap store-room of peaches, Ken
tucky could furnish the third ingre-
dent and peach and honey" would
be dirt cheap.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30

MISS VIRGINIA c. CLAY edits q Demo-
cratic daily newspaper IN Huntsville,
Ala, and supports paralyzed father.
She Is liable to be paralyzed also in
1900
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30
LITERARY PABULUM.

Haverhill is TO have grand celebra-
ton the I'd of July on the occasion of
her 250th anniversary, and the Nec Eng
land Magazire joins hands with her by
publishing IN It's July numbers finely
illustrated historical article on Haver-
hill. our national songs, their authors,
their history and fsc-similies of the
origins 81 manuscripts Is one of the bright
and timely features OF the July num-
ber of the Ner England Aogasine. Now
that Grand Army matters are begin
ming % absorb the attention Of New
Englanders, this article telling about
our battle hymns VIII be especially ap-
precIated. st. Paul IS the educational
Mecca this year. The teachers from all
over the land VIII gather there in an
nual convention. Those who can't %
and those who can 90 will for different
yet good reasons be anxious TO read and
see the illustrated article on St. Paul IN
the Nsr Evglond Magazine for July.
TIE AscrieDn Etsier is the title Of a
handsome new monthly publication
that has just turned is first issue from
the press Of George F. Kelly q Co., Of
View York. The work starts without
pretentOus promise or editorial aDol-
ogy. the major portion Of the matter
beng devoted 20 'Whst Etchings Are :"
by Frederick Keppei, who Is certainly
well qualified 90 know. "Art in Chi
caC0" fllsup two pages, with Just com
mendatl0a OF It's rank ss the Western
art center. A handsome fun page in
Japsnese paper or mat IS % furnished
Elta every issue.
Tss Fsufo'S GospeL The four GOSPELS
consolidated IN a continuous narrative.
presenting the Life Of Christ in the
order Of It's events. By J. C4lentwortt
Butler, n. D., 12mo. 2I2 pr- cloth. IS
cents. New York, Funk q Wazualls.
The r1ld-sun1n1er number Of the C,s-
aepa-a "a devoted almost entirely to
ls.d sports and 6cton. TIE ed tors
reallze the necessity of presenting st-
tTacuvs subjects % readers who are
euervsted ey the heat with al is atten-
dant lis. The feature CT th s raars rfne
= the comp etc novel, The Postmaster
~ Bible Hlll a pretty story II the
mountain country of NoTth Carolina.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30
kKAL ssyArE CRY.

SoNEBopA wsnts faeu aae 1 u4nt same.
- a9Q8 a. asFr taUG. lt iuls g. 4I1 nc4I
k@lt-st-. e1si ~ Elsi-Sl elA SCI iaen ehs4s
u y Pr0Ftu
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30
TO sUnsCnIBERs.

Aay Subscriber to THE TELEGRAM
HERALD Who fails TO receive the paper
regularly. or who may have reason 10
complain or late delivery, viii confer a
special favor by informing this once OF
the fact al once. send postal card or call
up telephone 53i.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30

Mr. A. c. Wheeler Nym CTinklel sold
the right 70 publish ms new novel, The
Toltec Cup TO the Lev Nanderpoole
Publishing Company for SlO,o10-the
largest sum paid Tor any recent work Of
fiction. All of the action aud inclaents
OF thls story are lad ia and acout New
York civ, il having been Mr.. Wheel
er's purnOse 10 ascertain whether An IN
tensely dramatic and Thrilling romance
could not be made out of material more
closely adjacent 70 the average reader
than the solar system or thb heart of
Africa. ''Ihe Toltec Cup" which = a
story comprising 235, 900 words, has just
been issued from the press.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30
WEErRD BoARD.

loQL roosa aud eooG hoard wanted IA private
- family. % gentleman whose family are
away Tor sua A-cf alsf be select Address
N4iA terms stated 10 H. ~, care OF this one
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30

Addison Works has bought oat me interest
al A. - toEs. iu ihc ieal estate business an
employ m raf 'lFean heretofore saaNa as a
foEe a. COS, o.lre tt rooms go. = Hua Toss rf
block Mr WORKS fhis day Book Is rlace iu
saIl Office. and llr business Nti ae rennnufa
by himself AID 81. t Ninaus IEt n.Hae Il
The ufW hrm Viii be WilGns s Works Nr
Eogg sid aad assigned Go M. Works al ar-
counts due 10 ihr business. and authorized
him lu writing 10 collect them.
ADDISON WORKS. Nj. WINANs Az
3 aud Tower Block Phone So.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30
FuRNlTuRR lNn PIiHns sToRrn-

RADCLIFFE i HOLT. general wareh0usemen.
IL AT III South DiviSi0n-si-. store pianos and
furniture at low rates; expert packers and
careful movers with large vans sent prompt
ly by triephOning No 9JJ. Jan l-gl
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30
fTsCHLLARE0us.

ELAiANOlAAt-Ar Dr. Hlll. al New ofg
= city. c4n pe consulted ~ ofaee ~ los a4d
III. Monroe-si.. on az affairs ~ life. being
celebrated business cialEv1yanr. astIoloeist
aud PIANIST. Who has "a reputation through
cut the world iar curate aid truthIul rf,.d
lass OF the past, pi esent and future through
hor wonderful IggFLtaA magic mirror "a
moves ali evll Influences ana family csfranEe-
nlrnts; Guitcs The sepIratr8s causes speedy
iHarr. ages, brin,s succ ess 10 tie uuSQocessfu
consultation ig0m 81 20 s.; so tells ful name
and shows picture ui the one you VIII marry &
MS I'LL has been consulted by The mnsf sue
cesgiui business men ana ladies of New NorA.
Boston and Chicago. Hoars strictly IRON ID A.
~. 70 p. Ia.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30

kok sALk ~ = bsreaIa Ane eu e4sy teFsas-
4AESc aI1AA noLses G0a i0tS % Sikfhsel
stS9 olf s4c41f lef eA oeteufA ST. aise sn.al
Ao2se 4aa laE ea 1Alrd st-i alse sWo beuses
loss ea clAfA-St- eise tSe Accuses ana lots no~
telag oalit % o4kf ais also g2ea business lot
o. ,. ltl l4flalal-st. y q. ctrltogI. u Men
Fee-sl 10
(,QLD ID 5rsna Rapids Scr ths enc that seis
Vl 30 tlls barsaiL. A neN hsusk ief >,sl
Aiest g. c4o.v ears, stfeet EfSde0. water celi-
nUcfiaas eeod nr.geDors ana ln nlcs FAii 81
tehA' s-llal fastucat ooNn. eve me MoAtay
bcAeFe y clecA la 81 the tVcDlHg- lGE place
taast Dc sQla a. 0Dcf- N lliial II. uil1eFl.
fvoia 3 Nieeteomo beiiainE ia-
EQR sALE-Qn Efosaway. \ mile from el9y
lliatts. ooWelliaGs WlIA = al acre 50 coed
k4rdSn soii With each. 3ahn oulEiey & lo..
lumber Gree south laFison-si. 3ulS .
l'ALL ana ses "a IL you Nanf home or aa
- 1nFestltnt- Nur property la nFsl-clas and
y 81 Uatet oH ouI thfrIs- -. DiKlsieE-st. aid
Ei.htn waTd pl2fs New houses ready for sou
oH.these pists. Terms end prces 10 slliI sol-
CAL AZ aueS 6nd save advance lu prices. llI-
nsra Carroll. Aew hoasemaa hlsek.
E0R SALE-No. never sell for ether people,
Out OF mS oar cau sell sou an e.eganf
new ll-F0om lause. oa Ioliege-aEe.. secund
bieck south o. Wealthy ave. trrsoocc. hos and
co-o water up stairs anc dow q. orick set far
mace. electric bells. bath room, closet marble
layAtorN. luantel. Nsla s0dacd. concrete walk
ana shade Trees price S8voi Smah payment
down and balance az So per montns or nine
room rev house about SO ieeg south of Aasli-
Son avenue Sclooi ho1se. al sisT. or SIS per
month the cheapest places la the ely lnf Tie
money- Charles ". 1ufts. Lecyarl bl0ck
Pcari-sf- entrance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30

TyANIEp-(lus hBndre8 agents - sci rev
~ ard lsff1 aFtiee fFst est. a1d sers af1lr Z
every h9asss eefer seeds aaa vents Gas st
1e tarf sIt1r-sf lss
XATTrn-- agents s5f osfff en ~ frtv dars
- rEse SO rrft a felr weeks ar ne e7y.
Afaress Vita stamp. JARVIS 4 c.. kaeire IA
H0E z
FEAHT - zsnfs f1r fta t'iErfrV af fhr Er-
asreFer reass 81 sraE 81. 2Eerrs alfGf sEt
-rrs 20 frse- A14eess @ =. Br51utax 8 CO..
Iae1s. o4lo. 5Aa
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30

TIE illustrations are fully up % the
Standard Ia posas or &Etls-c merit.
Jerry, It's only the name o. ser
ial story nos running ~ Sss3as7 hssg-
zzlns. Jerry 5 ltIle hoE sanose lie
has been one ii unusual loneliness and
sogr0N. he elngs Eitn enadlsn taltn
~ tiae hops OF neetlug nls mother, tie
nav}lsss 90 has passed tnrouga TIE
"oolden Gates 1ne serlai, Ia tie
Valley Is csn1Dued and the opening
paper -'Suboroan Homes, i prorusely
Illustrated. Harold Osborne arltss ~
'SuIf aud surf Bathing" and indeed
it is timely subject. TINS paper Is also
pToIuseiy illustrated.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30
SITUATIONS wAETBD-MALE.

[VANTED-DO you want any help OF any
w kind: il so call Oh US and we W II supply
you with the best. Focg's Employ yment and
Real Estate Exchange. I5212 Monroe.st.. rooms
y and g. lS2
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30

Csrcaso = doubtless the second city.
Here are congrsiUlatons.'
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30

ThiSis "a ShoN IaAI fht partnership hercfo.
i0re existing between a.. aDGcI tas lala< 81
A ] Fpss ! fo. ~ tAls a4s dissolved ~ Wu.
tuEi EaHrcaI
uatcd lais -sth 0sy 81 suue. lsst
u EL..
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30
Z. ]. Lamb & COMPANY,

REAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION.
Opposite Uli0n Depot. Phone b
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30
ToR sALE-EIsCELLaNEous

TOR ALE-EIsCELLANB0U8
EOB SALE-Coilar ana cuff machine ia Kent
St room = -
D'0R SALE-i0 horse power upright boiler.
with Bases. . foot stack. AZ TeFfrsl bic af-
right e. giie .5X6 upright engine wifh governor.
2Vztz forL8utal eDEi1e. Above machinery
ready for gse. IL Siralsht-st. Z, 9. Ho1maan.
1ss
Any ONE hsviar a email capita OF some
4 good rfa. estate 81 Grald kaD.as. ard
wishing n enrage BE paVlIE hardware b4si-
ness ig lFfiE Northern fcHu, via Z "a har-
gain - - lag "a or address ~ toste-, 81 ~
eas s. Co.. Grand Rapids Nie1. ls
E0R sALI-Ctcsp. s. horse power boiler and
snC7e nea- nru. Wlfh feruace serflng
ete compete. lHa4ire ~ I. 6. IhviHg; phone
az T5u
LOB SALF-Cas7 good second hard pba-
s-oE afrig pttnfea caa ~ seen 81
nsusaa 81 >safa folfasr- lBsa.ra of =. q.
HsnaaiL AswkIns + oes ISL
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30
pIssoLurIox NoT1cr

Notice is hereby given that fhe frm cfA 2.
ocg Co. n npHscd ~ 2. i foff and n F
fifine. and a. =. foEs continuing the hf s.nrss.
assuming al lreitimafe iudetfea8rse. and 20
whom al bills due 80 said frn uusi tf faiI
Grond Rapids. EIch.. June 'f in
a. r. TOGf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30

Carr. GEEES. Of the three-uasted
schooner ABBY n. Ghesn, has outstrip-
ped al his predecessors. He has not
oniy seen sea serpents but ne has eaten
them. The eKstenea Of those naou-
sfsrs u now proven hevcnd = doubt and
a much uocted question settled.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30
help WANTRD-FEMALE.

NNAETED-TwO competent dreSSmakers at
w 81 MOnrOe-st., fourth floor. Mrs. Barnes.s2
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30

WANTED IAfSiEDIATELY-A good giIl FOR
W general housework; none but good girl
need apply, family small and wages good Ia
the right girl. Apply at 50 MI. Vernon. Ia
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30

WANTED-At W. l.. DckenSons Employ
" ment Bureau. competent domestic help of
ali kinds. for families and hotels. in or out OF
the city. Girls applying hsre secure the best
places and highest wages; established le7I, and
The Oldest in the city. Apply at rooms 5. and
phone No IS, l66
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-30

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WANTED TO RENT--At once. four or fTa
" rooms or 2 small house within u minutes
walk OF sweets Hotel Address. A. n. box T