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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
HOW AIR YOU. JgDoE7
How an Indiana Farm sr Tnte-fer.d witt
the Proceedings % the Court

uov 40 Tndiana Farm sr Inte-fey-d with
the proosedinxs % the Court
The lack o, convsntionslity in Judge
Greshara's court frequently results in
some amusing situations. The other
dsy tho Judge was IN bis room IN the
Pedsrsl building hearing an argument
By A. c. Hsrris in an Important case.
when tha door opened and IN walked
oountryrau from Harrison coun-y. Judge
Grcshars's old hous The visitor was
a weikprsaerved specimen of an inds-
pendent farmer. Bis fsce, unshaven,
was roand and chubby; he wore broad
white hat. be vas without collar. and
his clothing snd shoes showed yellow
cisy. he spas some amber when in
sssc she door. snd then, Without notic-
ing Attorney Hsyris or tae other occu-
rants - the room. stsIxsd up 70 Jsdgs
Gresham vish:
We'll bow air yon. jedTss Hov's az
the tolks1 7 rss IN so~u on iittle busi-
ne@s sus know he folks dom home
would uks % bear from yoo, 80 I cane
a. 10 49, Toa lis.le While"
Asso-1s7 Harris szltad =. . peri ,d n
o. bis arru -,ert when. rish 18th arms
cusssrs schsd. be wss About - elinch a
print; N ieoired n The Intruder no
mens vho bad zos removed his hat and
tAen beci<oaed - DepatY narsAsl Con
vvaT - hsve ne rasa ssse of his hat
Jaazs Grest am apparently ii nos
nctica the embarrassment of Tee assor-
neTs sni spectators he arose fron his
chair. tcok his visiecr By the hand.
called him ~ his given name, asked
I'm sAoat al hfs fAasily. alse calling
( tAer ~ rarns. and said be wss glad he
+ BAD cone m
Hs chatsrd rirssantiT rfth 80 cid
ennfie-rsa sar se~erzl minutes, asking
about maav Harrison Counry people,
and seemed - enjoy ne csA. All thas
+ tine ne ssaorneys and ne sevusy Hasr-
shsl were bevtl3e-e6 The lartsr hali
feared e Vas his ssasT = preTent such
sn inee---psssu - cC1r< bss bs sesi-
E taerf shcat moving he far-er soood
E taking vita sSe bsags a. Freely ss IA
/ w0zia ksws conversed Via has nearest
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
Campbell { Underwood
os Monroe Street

Morton House Bl0cF Telephone 5ae
Have for sale 81 low prices snc CT easy
terms.
or The original oaktaie PARK plat as rel
deuce and 81 bus uess lots
On the silver Greek fark addition O. naildaIs
PARK. 4'0 nice residence lots, above loit 5Ifl4l
feel with alley bark
Also 1 choice rcsId .Lce iois on Mao son ave.
and Adams-st Street car runs in front cf
these lots
Eght1 fre bcaut.fH Iotf or Their new Wfnd
soT Park dcINon. he .acfuf fn HfHrlf al.
oIfon. They owu a iNf above lrft an. rh Bon
desired. VII furnish lumber o. th0sr r.th.u.
10 build.
They have aiso 81 very choice lafs lcff o 81 tfe
original NHsrr addition near caruef 81 lss..
e.. ard Flift ave
They wish to sci 2F lots before June anf
iu order o. 90 s. Wii make very low urIoes
Title perfect Abstracts furnished to every
purchase
Other business tab ing their slime suG affrn
ton So fully they have decided to offer fnr ss.e
their beagf ful reseTf grounos- acrne a. fan
term. nus ~ the j.. d = Nurharhan titi
road nearly oue guaTfer mile frontage oH tnf
south SIDE of Reeds Lake with mammoth
pavilion u0v being ceW rIefed aIe0 btsf EHf
para. ere These are by iaf the finest grounds
on Reed q Lake.
They viii sell fhif magnificent property VERY
l1v cf erchanEe ior vacant city of slrnurhan
lots
Here is quiok fortune for ths right man.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY.



The GrandsR4pids correspondent OF
the Free Prrsspuis into the mouth OF
Cen L. G.. Rutherford some language
thatsdoes not speak very we'll for some
one. In response % the question who
they are booming for Governor up
north, where Gen. Rutherford has just
been travelling, he - represented 10
have made no response. bot when q
further, more personally applicable
question: was put to him, he4s reported
q have sad.
We'll. | am no. 4 candidate for
G0vernOrIn "a the ordinary meaning OF
fae term. I shall not 20 booming
around after the nomination | have
never been an otice-seeker. ! consider
"A nomination for Governor the greatest
honor the people oan bestow upon a
man. IL l receive tie nOmlnstlon II
will 10 n Democratic campaign and n
Democratic victory. Yes. l sm proud
20 say that have considerable support
in the northern part Of the state"
No one Will deny the alternative
proposition that Gen Rutherford either
did. or did not. say that. II he did, It
betrays aslack Of becoming modssty.
It takes q superabundance of gall
for Democrat IN Michigan - stand 10
and proclaim himself the Moses Of
Democracy, b lead the party up TO "a
Democratic victory" It y possible
that he fondly thinks that he can do, IN
an ''oR year" what Mel Ford and Don
Dickinson failed 20 DO IN a presidential
year, but To holdup his nomination As
a synonym for "a Democratic victory"
j. taking a bold stsnd. "All 'gall' q
divided into three parts," and Ford,
Dickinson and Rutherford are the
itriumvirate who have ,gobbled UP the
three parts.
Perchance Gen. Rutherford did not
say so. Quite likely; for the Free Pres
andsts repGrters have won the distinc-
ton of making more fools Of Demo
cratic politicians than any other paper
orstafE OF repOrtsrsin Michigan Mean
while We shall watch the Rutherford
lghtning-rod and see how ritprolecti
upward toVardths political heavens.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
T. ]. Lamb & Company
RKAI ESIAIF AND COMMISSION.
{ aEa b Sougl Isalssl fasas s.

RKA1 ESIAEF AND COMMISSION.
ana b aoatA IsEls.sl. tasas s.,
EoR skIE Tie premises Ne neS oeespy a
= Aae y Soatl loRis-ss- opposite Ga
aieA acFef. 4tls nIonctts is eAieNteiif a.
sifssic saa slA @2ga.s 81 fasut ihsst II ~
sesfe lhs pfslerts e psslAA > istse tea.0
Ale Nit hs pesiHf isfs ,tlaelts -.- si's...
ets af thoss N1s desire tne oeatfa. nesalssl
a.lss Iriss ss< rss losi
hNh sAl4-Ns hsKe b rare oergaia iA.
s.fe - aske tuenrS teI s4a.s one A.e
property l. locates 81 sFrnk 81. pea o&aes
..aa as Hs~ rvntilK lsI A. pes maHth. ii.ia
Ptet.cttt is eektfalls loeatee as is rst.if-'-
prove in value faster ihau ary pFopore u ina
., U4sl ths tsri lA4i i ls fhil ont tIsss
" the tnioA aepst. ano w.ihln - aiackh a
wia be- so.e ioI sas pei leei s. looi ffoaf
ION oALt- have ult a. acrt lara. ~
caged near 4 l4asaaKilt vAicl Ne viz sell
a bargain "a ~lH eNohange ior cts rfepcTfs.
tht i&rn ~ he soia st tsrfaiH elfbeg ioT
csS1 ~ ea i.Anr. fllot s@a3 AlSs hoi.ss
Snc lot in hNeseNNl.ie, uAlca ~ NlA se4
cheap ior cash Uit rAlhaaEs fof cify prspor
~ 81 All sell thc same See : az
lNoR SALI-lfr Wiu exchange far other prop
eTly TeAl ~ pc sesai 40 halsSes on oae
largN INt. Nla 0lktat tnC prCpefts aHa sall
each seaaratey- ~ property Is situated on
Aaean 81. ue4f tsSi-st., AIS vi make 1910
FeaSall hoHsss which are uoN rerflla Coz ~
prr MOUTH this - rare bargain ioi solle
oae ana ls sure a. b. taken ai oAec
lN0h cALE-A slk-rsom house au loif.sL
4 GOOD wells lot anl., og.s 49, NiH tshe
sinai payment down aHa balance ga monfuN
payments Mo4it take CHEAP iel leF lrsi PAS
meat.
kuk sALk-Four neN houses az NAroR g..
south 81 hegieTS flh-aRt euls ttiaE rarh
Lots s.Als-. ueer street Isiives aHd Ni.l sell
ou cess payments
pam BARGAIN That fne large house Ne.
"a y Aafrison-... at illt he1s Casssf Wall
relt Tor e PEI iacGfl aI Niii sci ed q Inasat
abe hsUre aaa ou long tlAat. The is kers
olsrAhit property f0T Any out "a shI hIas . nue
location in a. excellent uoishayrAuoa
I'OA SALINE have 8 splendid nHH fsru
Rear the cifs Cat sisiiuE ~ AZ acres Toe
iAfu ~ stl win about a.tH cnuicf iittrF Trees
arpits pears. pluils CltcTgea. NuIuce2- alaiifs.
sil laH itffltt, faspgerriCs fir.. cft T Hf house
auc barn are nHN HrN thg faTIu Ih f.flitrN Nlih
excellent water AbogI is acrrs vl uIatr aH
excellent garden. li4oe So I-I acre. Irrus
rlsv
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

RESIDENCE PROPERTY ron sALr
S houses sna ..i. re, oi ls-s.. f.s. oa
Wealthy ave. o8iv 49, aAd 500. terms rasf
: house aad loi r.-. of EAST st s1uis el
fifth ave. $50 payiarHis tasg these hoaset
ale al lev.
house aud loi or Caaries.si-. snol.
house sud loi on lrashs $50. $50.
house ana loi on ouuta n.t.snu g.. tust
south al r.AiA ave. l.t afAia- VITA H.reH.a
house. hrsi-e.ias bIsllfas proDalil, uais silis
= sola al once.
2h0use, and lof. Harc oa Center ST.. tasl
south ol llihayt.. o..f $50 WORTH 1sef
house 8nc lot Hs north of Wealthy
ave. on LAgraYe, pfIe. $500
J house and Boo 81 LaErsvesi. south SO
blakeley ave- pflcc @pl
house ana lot. a9s ls- north a. Fifth-ats.
Cu as IT.. price $40.
lot. corner % hast and Hembo.ttsls.
oall0 price s'Jl a.. trade iof l9aa hnfss
aua carIIage.
house and lof. f02llo. or Highland eve. q.
tween jeticrsOu-aVc. aue Center. 81 be- ef AZ.
7Vscant lots on Wealt.s ave. east of l..f
81. from SIC 20 SO. Irrfns O. su.t par hn
FARMPR0PEETTr0R LEoKTRADE
90 ACRE farm. miles south 81 ualI-sl. .aI
- improved fair buildings lnt quallts
soils price soHtwortls go
d0 ACRES improve. iaiI buildings fu.ie,
~ south % ba4-st. "a r. Division. pre-
$500
16Q ACLES. q miles east from Tower o.ocs
-" lA acres imprrfFd IlUI - good uf.
chard. WITH fair builclnes 81 pei acrt
A ACRES. mile sosi ~ rhe fouri-hIHr r.
cgrporafrd city a. erccuflIlf. or nis H
lue % j.. 4. T. J.. a acTrs unafT En1a
stale ~ cultivation. WlfA falT hult L.. Ea ~
greenhouse heated by urnacr Price fItpA
Mlii take horses in part payment vIlh innt
lime on balance Ihis 10 rare chance G.
secure good home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

We noticed in yesterdays issue the
Manchester CEng.) CoariT's recent blast
against free trade. The Manchester
Guardian also notes editerially the fail
ure OF free trade as an economic policy
for England. especially when other
countries prefer 10 look out for them
selves, aud their own interests instead
of playing into 'England's hands. If
America and all the other countries of
the globe would only produce raw
materials for England's factories and
food for her TO eat, and buy all their
manufactured products from England
what a millennium there would be for
England. But when every country is
striving TO manufacture for itself, and
place itself above commercial depen-
dcncy, highlands manufacturing mo-
noply is in.erfered with. The Guardian,
by the way, admits that all approaches
toward free trade in this country bring
with them disaster and distress to our
workingmen-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
az EmsRYo RoMANcsR.



TIE Boston Glebs grirss sAs folL0S-
fnz nogelstte written ~ GAIA q tkir~
teen years,
AlaFy saDuers hfrec herself 20
wsaltAy genIism2n in New fogk y ths
Ezms cs Robert GOthray.
Mary ha1 = loser shoss name sss
Charlie SsatssOn-
Ons alghG Chsrbe cane % see Mary,
snd she sag that ke ~Gs greatly sgi-
tated; 10 hastily sat co~n IN chair
and Ia lot aad angry words told her hs
hAd reason 70 kass that she lad bssa
f4lss 70 kia.
Mary vas oxerwhelned By this sudden
outburst, snd IL was all she could do %
refrain from bursting into tears. bss
wiss = mighty snort she succeeded in
appearing calm
She earnestly eneressed him 20 vus
aside all such thoughts a. the ones
which hs entertained and they would
again BE- friends, for" che said, they
are al false and untrue"
But hs turned = deaf ear 70 all her en-
treaties. and bidding her held her
tongue sngrily departed from the
house.
Mary went 10 her room and, throwing
herself upon the bed. cried herself 10
sleep
Weeks and months passed on and
nothing had she heard from Charlie.
until one day Mr.. Gothray brought her a
letter bearing strange pos,mark.
Eagerly tearing open the envelope she
found the letter as follows:
ny DEAN MARY: Af,er much pain and sor.
roE found IL AL mistake eoo0t your false
ness ana l now know you are as true 20 me ss
a1y girl IN the Serld. ana / sincerely and hum
bly beg your pardoo and n yOa will only say
Yes viii come home aod ve Will b married.
Your CHARtIE-"
Mary was overtoyed a, the news sho
had received; she Immediately sat down
sn3 wrote him letter, the substance OF
which was that she would comply with
his wish.
Mary gave the letter 20 Mr.. Gothray
and requested him 10 mail " FOR her.
lie promised that he would, and put
II in his coat pocket.
Time passed and no answer came from
Charlie. Mary grew impatient
One day Mr.. Gothray had lost some
valuable papers. and in searching hi;
| pockets came across Mary's letter. He
/ gave IL 20 Mary and was in the act Of
spologizing when she stopped him. say
ing:
''Mr. Gothray. you do not know how
much misery and disgrace you saved me
from by not mailing that letter. This,
holding up the letter, contains prom
Use 10 be his wife. And just the oshel
day heard that he had been cangh'
stealing valuable articles and Is now IL
| prison. Mr.. Gothray, / can never repay
you for this neglect, which has saved me
! from q life of disgrace"
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

2 A very largo proportion of tho tooth
powders on the market are not only un-
suitable for their purpose but arc actual
ly harmful. Where the teeth become
much blackened something besides soap
will be needed. and powdered punice
stone IS the best agent But it must be
used very fparingly, otherwise 1t will
surely do harm. Charcoal, cigar ashes.
and such popular dentifriccs, arc about
all highly injurious. A dentitrice, how
over, mado up of the following ingredi-
ents !s harmless and Will meet all re-
quirenents: Take in tho poxdceed
form borax. 30 grains; chlorato of pot
ash, 80 grains; chalk, 30 grains; guaiac,
10 grains; also menthol, 10 grains; and
the oil Of checkerberr drops This
preparation is safo. and not only worry
cleansing and antiseptic, but Is toni
for the gurls.-Housewiie
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

= - n =
Ihs .1eIoent hx12s1lg u e0nfsa-
fsrsss r4Ss aAa .pAza.As Ct ec0foasTate
sy1p4zk2ss "a Esclnz0Isa. a. pFeseszs,
hass agtrzessd gsnsfsl As1s1s.oa A. thS
Acrth- So okhsr coaDtzy On ths face
81 tns s4Fsa aoasss sDlssatss1eh trsason-
sols pEaetGes and gtGeEances foE 4
mSalsns. IL = asga UIae thas Con
grsss ss1t dozn % tals E-atzng treason.
A Republican A1nnzsEr2E-on sao1L1
enaes = la@ tbls sesSoa. % pT0h3b-t al
sgen Displays BAuish. prohibit an
uftariy taboo tbs Febsl rag ard panlsh
severely TIE m@ny sonsaa or ch-ld th4t
1ares ~ Haunt ls- It's Pfesencs any
where IN ths Unitsd ssatss - al insult
@ .0yally and steEeh az TIE n0strlls
of the N0EtA- Ia : rOsIoa with treason,
ssees2lOR. states rights s8d human
slavery. Torrents Of patriotic blood
have ncs avsiisd to vasa II clean and
fts existence snsola De 20 lozger en-
duFsd.
TIE unreconstructed rebels OF the
south ara perhaps banking Little too
much upon the sympathy Of Northern
Democrats. There's are few things that
some Democrats vii net DO for political
purposes. and We believe that the better
Class Of Democracy st the North Will
sympathiEe with an act OF Congress 70
aunlhilste the rebel rag. IL not,
Republicans sh0uld DC true enough 20
themselves and their pnneples TO take
the step IN splte of Democratic opposi-
ton II the Republican party had
waited for Democrats sympathy N
1851, there would have been a disrup-
ton OF the Union 10 fast. The party
did not wait, but moved forward. The
open and direct issue was made, OF
Union or no Ualon. -and then a large
proportion o., the Norshern Democracy
fell INTO rank win Republicans and
fought i. out on that line. That same
class OF Democrats. II indeed they are
not al n the Republican party now,
must either stulrfy themselves or fall
into line nov 10 any no oyement 10 sup
press reasonable practices in theSouth.
Bat 10 Is no time 70 hesitate. Con-
/ gress should act a, once. The Supreme
Court OF the United States has estab-
Eshed the fact thGtits judges must and
snail be protected and respected any
where and everywhere IN the United
states and nov let Congress decree that
our eountTy's flag shall be respected
and not be made to give way to any
| reasonable emblem at any public
! demonstration. Itmay not be possible
20 leg.slate loyal.yintoS Southern breasts
but their treason can be made very un-
comfortable
-he intensity Of Southern treason j,
exhibited by the fact that Gen. Long
street is the only prominent confederate
chieftain still living who has beer
excepted from the invitation 10 partIci,
pate in the confederate renaissance al
Richmond. He accepted the results OF
the war while the rest only pretended
10 DO so, SIMPLY because they were un
able TO fight any longer. They are n
heart just as traitorous now as ever
waiting for the time when they can ge
control OF the government agar
through the Democratic party. Tha
is why they have snubbed LOngstreet
lie IS not with them. Even so carefully
do they separate themselves from tn
North.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

nsazhocr over rs8 fe1oe. sz.3 sasc he
~-s ready ~ - Il sz<4 Vel zOSd
i4Sk - y0S. js1ge. eoEs aown ss6 So
"a Aaa as walked S@s - Laasge25-
ssIy - hs a@d eo-zs AZ
Tss i4tSs resumed hs~<sAz sas esss
a. II nesakDg ha-d ezQPsDsG-I861szs2es
L. NsHa
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

WEkrEvFa Qusy's faults nay b. his
unpardousbis ST. in The eyes II Demo
cracv. - his conduct Of ths Republican
campaign to a successful issIe IN 1898.
n watchfui eve and keen f0reaght
prevented any peculiar Nsw York -
furns III she Democracy csn XII am
OF before fs2H. there = = bare psassi l''sity
that IA egusl. as = carnpasCner, nay
rot - found and their peculiar prac-
tees nav cree more becCrae svsiiaiale.
Hence ti,eir vlruisub attack upcn hiul.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

AnY saoserib~F a. THE TELEGRAM
HERALD who fAlts to resskss sIhs paper
regularly 0s Who may have r~asoa 10
ssmpiais Of late delivery, wtIt .
special favor bJ iafOruaiss tAis Once of
ths f.et As oae-. send postal card % cal
ap teisphOns 55t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

F-raovs' shiitv &, count = quorum
~as demonstrated "a scue purposa.
when hs presided over the House n
speaker Reeds drst sesence. He hss
iusf been chosen speaker pra ssza- -
rrsxss during ths Speakers absence -
atssra fhr funeral of his mother. He
VII 90 it vith euisent sl1cceSs- hs =
fust A. strong = Republican, as Reed azd
ne D0reef . coEAs1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

Not q Blood EeIatton-

Last week, ~ Missouri dance. the
fiddler was man whose wife had died
only few days before Some Of the
guests demonstrated with him. saying
thet his playing for dance so soon aft
er the loss OF bis wife was impious.
''Oh, don't know" be said, as be tuned
bis fiddle for the first cotillon: "she was
no blood relation"
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

The Toss Up" Cigar is not a competitor
against auv other sc brans. but all l0c brand,
because it is equal to ady l0t cigars on the
market.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
THE BEST AND
c. H ZAP EST
lwH Sell a. Nery Tow Prices

VHTRTY SEWN Chaicr iofs or 1"ferson
Dlel nsor aud REYNOLDS sfes vorff So
g. So each sfnHn cs.si Trfmfnfs naitncf nn
time 81 f0- rgfr ~ irfef~ft
r-fr0N rorIrVtrD L0Tr sfvnuorf f.
go esrh. f8r 49, few College and
Farfssrr. infs nf fILf
TFN trHE TDtrT ready te rist and sol ir
tote goee iof twice q price
HOIST aVD Lot Fvr-T afr so'HHa ur
II own rrnferf+ rrIf enc vii ffff Flfrfef
ers 60 $50 f nrl give thsW ttf irnftt oi isif
eoufFr fssi0u lr rrtees
fsWin b. ir once erenlnns
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

/ , lQU W4nG ~ oorToS mo1ss 81 productive
reA estate "a s40-s g. AGlt e. ca !. q
krasau
/ ooK HEKE Ws2re a0natng eae ..easra
- bo2-s 81 sac Ef ouf klCild -ssE. lets HcGr
s.xNsf hsL Aaa laiFislea 81. . xresi h&rs4l
Nsfrlso-. 81 isfss Iasaecilos - 50 M@diSoa
aft- II NN4 NaDi 8 ieI 49, elstf ~ The clty,
So - before huyiss AcalE A No6u 81
hVsssni~a tioek- 1eleiaiene isl
lSoR sALE-W (. sorioner hss = geS usr, I'd
thsSV cieEsEr fcslaehees iNl asis a1t eil
- fie@see - s1eN them 81 sir~.sSs1s ~ ssy
NhN 4it se-Aihs kVaa neiisr al cafis AHa
ps sSat-Aso4- Ais9 s-S.sN - les a Sums
sat- I&
II lQl WlsA - rent b8y sell 81 exchange
e-tt ~ t&l n lFsF FFl - cal ga - address
th4iaoeri-n tretAegs. e. Fear a. Loans Ee
Gse stea- ia
EoR sALE- ssry aeSieshle residence pro
PertS ~ cas- 81 tAs cAolecst localities A.
he e.ts via .~rEs grssne. a. .las l.sAsrn
terms for particulars ~ IS priee terms.
cite lns ars on tie premises aG ~ fountSln
- Ms. Nee y hisaoAll -
a NWE LOIS 9or sisso oash. II Yea Wish 70
nsAe e9o1 investment cal End see L. 3.
froun.
LsOR SALE on RKNT-0n long lease. NJ. lS-
West brdsesL Inquire Is a. hroaGNas
Al. boafz- te
SEE Ol pists before investing ws eBn
- SUit yoe lA iocAiloH 6ua prices oh oif
CherTy ST btkislon-sf. oT l. Eltb ward = Sts
ihls property Is Increasing ia value rapid y
aud Nil double within year, has 1krlS Ana
save tie advance les house far sale also
terms % suit you. Turner CArreA. ne~
Aousen1au building.
E0R sAlE-1uc house oR char es -. one
house on lUiieSf-aKe-. Two bal>rs .4sl oNt
side tlt city. enc house ou fIfJh ave-, ong
b0use oa nlon 81, one bieok en husl vick ~ i.
enc hous- Win between pne aud $40 ACRES ~
ground Ga cai II ui Hst ana lssl 81. twenty
rye lots Just outside of TIE city, oAr house ol
me Mesf side Ans ~ the above are offered
~ . great bargain by < Reeuloef l1- NonTae
81 fsil during shr doctors business hours
g O. ll a m-. o. D iu. AA
HERE loU ARE.--l.ots ou oar Fulton Il
II plat street car Nnt before Hour aool
also f0-tN-rigat lofs Ou Aatfsoa-ave. ano
between South Division 81. ana stlerSau-sFt.
ali on Aice dlg land good water. good orHlu-
axe. 5000 street car service. Juat the thing
Tor home 81 for Investment SHIRE to douiie ll
one AesF. Terms tl s4.t customers EtknoiSs
4 Tran klln. Room t., Porter Block. - A0rtl
balsion-st. once Open evenings. al
AT s. PER MONTH. new eleven room house
/ Il on College ave. second hluck irol Wealf 3.
furnace mantrl bath. hos wafer up sinirs and
down. yard graded AID Soddca. concrete
walks and shade trees price - $40 AZ sl5 BE-;
month. new eight room house on Nofoeu-si-
neHr the corner of Mad son uut fiftn-aKes
/ bay window. carved oak front door. laTE
porch. stone cellar. clstern, well yard graded
/ aud walks built Charles M TUFTS. room Snd
/ Z. Ledyard block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

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cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
REAL ESTATE -oo0BTRY.


EOR sALE-Piae and hard a God lands. city
property OF ai xmas well located. Also
money % losn 0n good real estate. an sums
from : 80 % $500. al lhe lowest rate 81 inter
esi. Cal al No. Loeett block. opposite
sweets Hotel. A. h. Anusdol. I6s
TO PARTIES desiring 70 purchase properly
Ia one Of the most pleasant rural loca
lions. we vii say. please take a look al oslr
properly IN idr village or Lisbon. aud then
make u an oter We mean business and ere
The bids are al Ia. Address o. b. A. B.
Eimslie' 0raad Rapids. M lch. lVJti
FOR sALE-0r Will exchange Tor city prop
4 erty, al so-acre farm in Cascade town
ship; vel improved Call on OF address Dr.
N. ". Danforth. Cascade. Mich. Junel
wAKTED-To EXCHANGE.
WANTED-To exchange new Singer sewing
w machine Tor good COW. Address or cal
al - Cfesccnt-aye. lsS
sTRAYED OF CARRIED AWAY
STRAYED OR CARRIED AWAY Through
- inadycTtauce. on the 18Th DAY 81 May. uhe
18th Michigan. property OF j. ". Ransom, fhe
10th 81 chigaB aud tie 18th L. =. Reports. The
property OF Blair. Kingsley klclDhsns. were
taken by The Wrong party from the United
States court room. Whoever has them Will
confer q favor by notifying the city attorney.
or returning the same 10 bis once. N ia
Nlsner taylor -
FURNITURE AND PIANOS STORED.
DADCLIFF HOLT. general warohousenen.
III az III South Dlvision-st.. store pianos aud
furniture al low rates; expert packers and
careful movers with large vans sent proupi-
ly by telephonin- No. 90. jar l-sl
TOR E-KIsCELLABEoUs
GOOD cow Tor sale cheap; enquire al l74
~ Stra.ght-st. lts
TOR SAIT-Drus stock. good location. good
Coca reasons for selling. Wrte =. Boa This
Office. l9f
MISCELLANEOUS.
EIRST-CLASS-p private boarding house just
reasonable. Ise
IJTANTFD-Every consumer ~ stove gaso
w line % know that I am selling stove gas
oline IN any quantity Al 2 cenis Per gallon.
delivered % any part OF The ctY. Z. @. tilln-
wood. corner hast Fulton and south Division
St Telephone lOsb. nov 1. ~
NVANTED-Atiention horseman, the dan
w Of The celebrated Now n1N b. On "Nllbl-
iion and tor sale this afternoon. AZ TIE EaEle
hotel barn.
yszYEsSo A large farm devoted "a boarding
49, Ssh h0rscs. 20 acres a good pasture.
I'll ffplenty OF shade and good wafer no
E(6E1gbarhed wire tsnce on tbe farm.
Prices less than for pastur1ng nearer ihe city.
Telephone my driver "a residence no 'ifl. 90
No. 80. tho Anti -kalsomine Company of1ce
81 NORTH bivision-st.. u. j. Church IA-tt