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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-23
walra wa,la News.

WALLs WaLIa, May Eight car
loads OF fine sheep. bound for Council
Bluffs, Ia, passed through the city OH the
Union Pacific railroad on Wednesday.
six carloads were shipped from Pomeroy
and two from Dayton. The Union Pacific
viii take about forty carloads OF fine horses
and cattle East as soon rs stock cars can
be obtained.
There viii be a general meeting OF cit
liens at the city hall on Friday evening 10
discuss aii phases of the scheme for Ioca.
ting the agricultural college at walIa
WaiIa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-23

feAfsng the home team This afternoon At
tendsnre GO. score:
Phssa1<ipAEa- aea01T g.
Hsn-parsdssYhs. =. caevelGnd & ErTurs-.
Philadelphia ., Cleveland Bgxsrses-knesi
sgst NslI1xAs. Grnter xnd sufcaiE@- Cmpsrss--
GuAEsax and Matthew'S
BxocKasx. Msy 22-Wsri's Ercsher-
heed team went down before the Blscns
again today. Attendance 80.
BROOKLYN 4.s..@....---*sss.4o Q go a--
DGaxlo .....--..*...-s....s : 20 0 IS .--is
Hsfs-asooxiYn =, Enf4io 2. Error- Brook
Iya II. EnsFAlo & Batteries scmmers and Csok.
Hsddocs and Hsislsan- umpires-Eoshcrt and
Ferguson
Ssw YoEx. May as.--Tbe League club
won sgain from the Pittsburgers today
Attendance 100.
New York ....-............s B3s000 2-h
Pssuaurg. .o1eao0lee- .
f1tz-sew York II. Fiftzhnsx 5 Erross-
Sew York 3, TsisShuyg Il Eatseries- knssse.
and Buckley. suwders ard Miller. Empires-
Powers aud Zachsris&
EosrDs, May 22-Daly's effectiveness
AMI Eoston superior fielding won today q
brotherhood game. Attendance LOO:
Boston 100000 I1lIaooeo o.
Pssfsssueg. .. 100000 o. 4
Hlfs-Eo~son 8. Pitssb1rg ). ErFors-Bn@.on
II. f.sssburg L--Basteriss-Dsiy and Kelly;
Maui and Quinn. Empires knight and Jones
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
SYRACUSE, May 22--syrscuse 5. CO.
Iumbus 3.
PHILADELPHIA. May 22.--Athietics II.
ToIeGo 5.
ROCHESTER,. Nav e. Rochester 4.
sc. Louis g.
BRooxErs. May %, Brooklyn 9,
Louisville Is.
sAs FRANCISCO. May 22.-san Francisco
Is. Oakland 10. Sacramento II, Stock
ton g.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-23
Poisoned by Tacom. cheese.

TACOMA. May 2, Mrs. Russell, of AS
street, had several OF her neighbors call
upon her yesterday evening and partake of
light luncheon which had been prepared
for them. The party consisted of Mrs.
Close, Mrs. Williams and Mr.. Gus
Bremen The luncheon was made prin-
cipaily upon bread. butter. tea and
cheese bought from a neighbor-
ing grocer. Only Mrs. Williams and
Mrs. Close partook OF the cheese. Three
hours later they showed signs of violent
poisoning Drs. Mckone, Binkiey and
Misner were called in and after several
hours hard work counteracted the effect of
the poison and pronounced the patients
out of Danger. DIR. Binklev has secured a
piece of the cheese and will have it ana
lived.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-23
Brooki,n Jockey Ciub Races.

GnayEsgsp. May 22.-Resnlt OF races:
Nile Major Doruo won. King Crab second.
Tuigs Blackburn third. Time, I4fi4,
Hall Eiie-Amuiet won, kiidec second.
Ciaadin third Time. 80.
Hall s0lle--Russsii won. Secromaney colt SEC
one. quarter stretch thspi. Time. AZ.
Nile arid an eightnI asgius won, Tarquin
second, eig Dixon third. Time. 81
Threesfousshs Of a Observation-Disclosures won,
keekoa second. Rae Ro, third. Time, Lie.
Three -fourths OF q miie--MaBola won, Rosa
fecoEd, II sovo third. Time. i.iie&
Iarse-tourshs OF a fnile-Prjnee Howard won.
yengeur second Lord PAXTON third Tine. lis.
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High frlers for Etect,an~er rar..

FRAsgfES. Pa, May 22-Miiier & siblsv
today sold TO schmulbsch & Parker OF
Wheeling. the yearling colt Cold Coat, sire
Essciioneee, dam Edith Carr, by Clark
Chief. TEks colt is full brother OF Camp
bell Esecti.neer, the three-year-olsi. recor.
2:@is- Tie same party bought the wear
ling colt Gslaen slope. by Eiecfioaeer. dam
AGdie. Iae price for the pair was $i2 GO
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Arhsay Railroad Depot nnra.,,.

ALsAsY. \. =. Nav @2s-The larre
freight depot eg tie New York Central
railroad. building sa0xEoo fees, Was
burned tonight wita atl It's contents. is..
80 wing loss OF $50 0n. 90 which the in
sas&nee Is aeoas S,sa0ss Tie railroad ne,-
re are Tstioeut. bat ls il be.sceea that the
Ere was started b. tie explosion Of some
sirxserAs, A large nanaher ef whisky ana
oil hsFrsss expie<fsd dGFsag the progress Of
she IRE aud spread the flames ia every a..
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LOUISVILLE. May 2. Result OF races:
oar ,nile-Prinee Albert won. X second. Love
lard third. Time. l:fsl4
Tafee quarters OF miie-Alsnbane won.
nunesneae setond. Gaseon third. Time. l:iei4
Vile aud sixteenth Bonita won, Bfandoless
seennd. Outlook third. Time. 20
Me and seventy yards Blair won. Lscder-
kfauz second Rally Hoo fhiri Time. 1:snis.
oae mile-Linnie won, Eugenia second, Bur
ford third. Time I:sass
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sreKE NJ INNINGS;
fFcasafe uofs05Gax--
roesiaudz sx.s.ss..s5 $50, % . 0 O o o o.
Earned rfns-seastic !, Portland 1.
Two base hlts-~I.evy. Masdsy. Smith snt
slolsa bssss-lArnoD, Desuazs, Parrots. Per
vier.
fsouhle pIayr-Brfaht snd smith.
Tasea on called bats NJ Mundsy 2. By Mich
ella
III b. pitched bali saith. thinner. snyder.
Dri4hl
Struck out~BS annday 5. ~ hichell g.
Passed basls--Terry 2. sayds. i.
Time OF game Isl
I'm pre- HoEner.
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A BAPTIST RACE scnIsM.
Discrimination Against Coiored Writer
Warmly KeKented.

Warmly Resented.
CHICAGO, May 2aa.-The American Bap-
list Publication society met today and
elected Samuel A. Grocer. Of Pennsylvania,
president. A large number OF other officers
were also elected. Acommittce report was
adopted recommending that the managers
appoint men to prepare q catechism for use
in Sunday schools.
At the afternoon session a sensational
episode occurred. involving the race ques-
ton. Rev. 4. Binga. of Virginia, presented
protest from the Virginia State Associa-
ton OF Colored Baptists condemning
the publication society for indignities
offered tho coiored people by
dropping, through race prejudice,
the names OF Revs. Lowe, Simmonds and
Brooks from the list of contributors to the
Baptist Teacher. Mr.. Burger firmly de-
manded an explanation of the dropping OF
bis three coiored brethren General Secre-
tary Griffiths assumed all responsibility.
He said the three ministers in question
had said warm things during the bitter
troubles at indianapolis last year. which
people had exaggerated and misunder-
stood. The three were thereby untitled to
serve as editorial writer's, and the publish
crs, who had the right. so informed them.
At the conclusion of DIR. Griffiths' remarks
the protest was referred TO the board Of
managers.
1t was intimated during the discussion
on the matter that unless something is
done to counteracf the effect of the dis
missal of the three colored writer's. the
Baptists are liable to have their hold on
the colored race weakened.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-23

WalIa WArLA. May 2o-The Dayton
electric light plant and building was
destroyed by fire Wednesday night. The
man in charge was sleeping and the wires
somehow crossed. burning up the dynamo
and every thing else. The plant was the
pride of Dayton, and one OF the best on
the Coast. The citizens are already pre-
pairing for another. and very SOON the town
viii again be hghIed by electricIty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-23
THE MAYOR OF CEDAR kErs.
Pursuit Abandoned and the Desperado'
Ecsiguatiou Announced.

CEpaR KEYS, May 2aa.--The expedition
OF the revenue cutter McLane in search OF
the missing mayor, CottrelI. has been ahan-
doned. In an interview tonight Captain
Smith said the condition of affairs in the
town had not been exaggerated in the
newspaper reports ard that it is even
worse than has been represented.
At meeting of the city council tonight
Cottreil's brother announced that the
mayor would never return To Cedar Keys
and that the council might therefore de-
clare the Office vacant. What action they
decided to take is not known.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-23
DIES MONIES ALDERMEN INDICTED
For Wilfal Misconduct in Drawing ILL.,
ecat Salaries.

DEs MeisEs, Ia. May 222.-Four alder
men aud seven ex-aleiermen of this city
have been indicted By the grand jury for
wilfui misconduct in Office in drawing from
the city treasury illegally sums aggregating
over 5000 Most of them gave bonds for
trial. aad viii claim that they had right
to the money rs pay for service on COM
naittees. Some have returned a portion OF
the money received to the treasury.
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Tscoas, May 1.-The san Francisco
Exasstaer special train, comprising four
cars OF exhibits and live stock TO De given
away to lucky guessers on ths census bv
that eascrprising paper, arrived in the city
this morning and paraded the principal
Streets with Che i've stock. They viii visit
Seattle ssext
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Tacogs. MAY - Northern Pacific OH.
Gals have decided 10 accept the franchise
recently granted them over Railroad ave-
are D. the city council OF Seattle. 4 writ
ten acceptance vii be fled with the rItv
clerk az Seattle - sooa as Vice Presiden,
Prescott rs.lrrs from Portland and ssyas
ii. which viii DC shout next Saturday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-23
Arnn-ioan MealcaI Assnriatt.n.

NASHVILLE. Nav a2-The American
Medical association today elected ". T.
Briggs, & Tennessee. president San
Frsnc.scowas first named as the pace fer
the next annual meeting. bat it was LATER
changed 4 Washington CITY.
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Iinion racific Ynrineer KiiIea

VILLA WAlIa, May H. soaert Mccoy,
well-known and respected Union Pacific
engineer, was killed on Wednesday night
al Alto. He was under the engine doing
SEINE work when the cars. being on a steep
grade, dropped down against the engine.
killing him almost Immediately.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-23

kEsr, Wash, May aa.--The vote for in
corporation in the election today was ,07.
against =. The following candidates for
city officers we're elected unopposed: May
or. 4. r. yandevamter: treasurer, Raw
mond Mooie; council, G. q. Guiherson.
w. {. Faulkner, DIR. ]. soule, ]. 4. Merri-
Cid and Robert Ramsay
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SALT isSs Cry. NAY saA large pcr.
tsoa 81 tie vsissge u Milford, Utah. was
DESTROYED By fsss Yesterday. The are was
s,sstsa sy dTunkea msa. The losses AZ.
gregAts SIS asa
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WE WIN EVERY TIME.
Seattle Climb Defeats Portland
Again, Four to One.
srTcnea M,cHelL DOES WELL,


Poxr1AxD, May 2-PoFtiand W =
eood game today. bat cos1id not make bits
where they were needed. Every error
made By the home team VAS costly. every
one producing run- Michel. the new
pitcher for the visitors. VS. IN essy marx
for the home b&fsmen. bat they could not
hit him 70 any purpose. man named
Horner Was thu umpire He wss the
poorest excuse for m umpire ever seen IN
Portland The score.
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Presbyterian. Not Prohibitionist..

AsHEvILLE. n. c.. May 22.-The general
assembly of the Presbyterian church South
today reconsidered its action on the tenn
perance committees report and, after q
vigorous debate, decided that no further
action be taken than that the assembly
simply aflirms the delverance OF previous
assemblies on temperance.
In the afternoon Rev. Blair. OF Coulter
vile. Illinois, was elected moderator. Re-
vision OF the creed will not come up at this
synod. the members being satisfied to
stick to the Westminster creed OF faith.
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sreksne, ,..,....ses,...l ai1sse s~is
Tacoma .4...~s....S lt0sff OILS
karncd runs spokane s Tacoma =
Two hsse hts &ulisly. EmmeTke and
sssoashea
ThFTs base hits Lynch
nsse on hslls-o9 Riley ?. Oft nnaKler s OF
EsafasEke&
tlii by Pitched aii--fsFess. NILS and Turner
struck est-Ry Esamsgkee &. Hangler Riley
?
raSssts tsils~Ntiis 2 Meneffe s. ward !.
Wild pssehes~ kwmesse 8
stasea hases-Ssstsane :. EaeomaA
tea ca nases~~Sfak sns II. fseeus IL
Tine a gasnc~sssa
GEarlfe- Mcseue
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HARD LABOR FOR aa YEARS.
Sentence Ut Sheiienberger. the Thief,
Recently in Tacoma.

noylEsTsws. Pa. May 222--J. Monroe
ShelienberseF. the lawyer whose forger les
aud other criminal eseapades recently
caused suth q widespread sensation, was
today sentenced to Imprisonment for
twenty-five years q, hard labor in the peui-
tssxlsssrv
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guthrie. May Governor Steal, Okla
hsnss's rrw governor. asrived here this
afternoon AID wss rendered an ensAasses-
nc recerisa, Tie crows.as the station mas
enormous
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TAxe The Northern FEeziEc sxssregS xsFssbs,rsI
SLEEPER 2sad siIaiae rcase sesv al -. ssts 49,
Boston hle<xi Il 1onxln aepos urses agent
seattle -s~Ns
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FsssSe. Cal. Asy sse-~Iiear- C. sssai.
van vas hssa 20 ssswsr fA5x afternoon 10.
the nssrs1sF cg Jssa Cesrsck. Al Tr,nr~-.
aace FiAss Nav 4
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kASsastGTx, May - Eco Allen. con-
Fsdentsal clerk OF TIE Aus.sn Investment
COMPANY i .lioaghs TO be in Canada To-
geshe- VIII $4,000 of the cora pany, funds.
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az 9&T =
IssssAs=e al so@g esssers .Sz scs 10 Va Is.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

Iae Dsasgs displays IS usasl
slesnt u x3rslee a1sn L asssr,s
l.at tae Eateaal House ol Rspressn-
atses s roaming vta "taa VII Il
SPEAKER 1e-1 as atas ouly authority
ts ytr,l4ll-l a.u3a. SIMPLY De-
csl-s t has aot as - adogssd rules.
iae faes 81 -aaa las fsaare y aa8rt
ses has SIMPLY trroaa the H9ase
aez apoa 60 meatary 4w. a. is
r-e of action. law 1855 as perfect
aliena-4 snd ~ aaapted - s
osu legitimate purposes As th- eom
l.or lass s. a 1e-e Speaker E. s
cannot depart rrom t-at LAa aad make
.-ase.f aa sate.al
Fir.auen .4ry w at noe rules. s
t-e Foundation a legislative Dfae-
tee. Ialr..s- &. 4Hea-e aye adopted
merely 20 sanaea alter or
ds pa aa4e.lsly lass. Just
statutes aee made to sop-e-
frenr -er ~ SUP te tle common
-sH lt IS par arsff principle.
t.-1 feclga. - tae leas talaa Chat
.'each haase may determine tas rl,e,
7- t- osu ploseedae. aaa no House
na i auout FL ra.e,. except by
tae .a,-er..owu ca-aeat Hence uhd
.-1rl 8meatsry asa Constitutional
ar.lc.. .--s. every fl. ntsuo r.ue- oG
utW except geasl parliamentary
aa, ua-. 3 adopts a cote ot .s ovu.
l.. aa.g tHeutarl pody. of which
Htte e.et l0sII. tatt liza, departed
rau tls prlcp.e IS the National
Ioue ~ Representatives,. ln that
body A heen customary % consJ,r
else rule. of tHea|I House as E.rl.ra
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

pnOBsTE oEuEE-~lafe of Michigan couH-
1 fr oi Kent ,- 40 a session of the Probate
Court fnr asld county 81 Kent hcid at tGr Pro.
bats ol.re. Iu the CITY oi GRAND Rapids. ou fle
l"h day ni December. De- ihr wear Dne thon
sand i-ht hunQred and eighty y-uinr.
Present. Cyrus g. Pegkiu~ Judge oi Probate
To- fhe matter of thf estate cf
IHNA t~ INl LI. drc. aset.
Au Instrument iu writing aAa lurpart az Go
be duaY authrntIclir1 ~ Tie JAS. niI. aHd
testament 0f said deceased. tugef hrr w.fu fnc
probate thereof li thcFourt of Common Peas
No. J. of Al'c-hcuF fo4ulh. I'' uuss I.lst Ltf.
lug been tlcd Iu fHIs count wien = .lff % fcr
The allowance ~ ;hr SAM u t.le iat as
foreign HfIi.
n is ordered. thai Monday. tlc Ifh day 90
January. next. ~ 81 CLOCK sa tle forenoon, ,
~ said Probate Office. bt aPpoluted Tor profius
SAID Instrument.
And tis further ordered. that O. copy ~ tiIs
order Doe published three surerssI Fc re. Ns
previous % said day of hearing in thf Grand
Rapids daily IIHGHtN IiFRsLn. newspaper
printed and circulating D SAID county ~ Kent.
CYRUS D. pfltkiN-
IA rHrI cory. Jtdge ofpTobate.
Apo goo B mason Register Jan
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

HAfaLD @au Tails e. fee~tvs the pap ~
rs.atsftB. ~ s4o may have r~saoa 90
eosa ala ar late frlts srB. ~iu confer
st1e.sial fassF by laformlnF tht, olnee af
tas fact - once. 7eas postal card or ssi
40 fei phone 11l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17
LIKE HIS PyY WOODS.
Aczss J. Cu-nrs.ngs Tclis OF ths
Late Henry W. Grady.
A FLx4ss2s Bp4Ess - Fsxss&-a k~1.Aa<zs-
ss&1<s-Sx44g = fks< ks~stassGl-@
Fsssz sfLasy-as Ess14FGEsiy
ssEs@szis KsA


y 2 P Vt H q
tending 20 taroS
light apcn tne
psthH4ysolatst =
tr061en HenFy
~ Grady ought
20 prove interest
ing lie has filled
the eve II ths
u4-lon since the
war more com
Bletely than ans
other uan south
of Mason and
Dixon : line IN
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

szssfTsS.@ HORSES vintereu ln haN stalls al
ffSfS a. moderate rates. IL charge 0f care
"a ~ fui men aud FED good timothy hay
NANyE Inquire Al Offlcc 81 Ant -kaIsomile
S.Eas ~ ofnpanv. or telephone Mv res-
aence. ~. Horses delivered 81 aud from fhe
farm. -. i. Church. .ast4
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

fO ACRES of gooa hard wood tlrnbe~ef fanl
- ~ 81 cr fRcfsuEe lar city iots Inquire
eI Ir N. H Ross n .dd. camt hHGdIne
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

EOk + ALE-Lot $50. - OTTAWA Eeaeh- fh.s
Tot < one ol the first selection SO ID fa.
Gated only short distance from the hotei snf
has fue vlew ~ lake MichlEan. A1trsss
JAS IT ffa+sIns or TT. H. i1veIanf. rra-
Rapids Nl0h -Ha
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

DRODATE ORDER-Stafe Of Michigan. Coun-
~ 0f hruf N> AZ "a eess. ll uf The Probate
Court Tor said county of helt. held AZ the Pre-.
bate once. lu fh- cifF .f braud Rapids. ou fhe
gth Gay of december. boz the year one thou
sald eight hundred and eighty nine
Present. yTus j.. Perkins Judge OF Prob at.
Ia the m sitter ~ tGe c-fasf 90
WILLIAM b NE~-EkAh deceased.
Gcorga D. NtsServy. ~ Thomas , Carroll
bis agent aut attorney. having filed Ir fIIs
court petition prtytnR fhaf thc admlHlflr.-
tiou of sad estate. il Michigan. may De- g,aut
Cd fo Harmon Reif.
u is ordered that FrldaY. the 1lth Gay 81 Jan.
uary. inst. af lN O'Clock ln fhe forenoon.
~ said Probate of1ce. be appointed f1r hesr
iug said petition.
Ana lt 81 farfHr~ ordered. thaf a copy nf the
order he puh Shed thrr- sugcssslF veet q Drr.
sIous - said day of hearing. iu the Grand Rap
ids dailY lFIE.HtE .uFHkLu. o news paper puD
Nshel and circulating 81 SAID county ~ hfut.
CAHl D. pEEkEAN
s. true copy. Judge 81 Probate.
ADuri r. ~ tsaR. REGISTER u.uu
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17
AGENTS WANTED.

NHNIEU-A few good agents wanted. for
c.ty work. Adams Home furnish ur
House. I'D y. Division st.. Grand Rapid.
Alch. Is
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


- s. - - - - = ,sSi.s ,-sS I..s SO SO
EE-F WANTED NALE
ANAAIbp-A rsls.rrea li.4rmae>, ssags
Fe-i-+a- teefs eAtei -ta0-s nIsi e.a
tttrs aatfcss Boa fss t.fy pas-.me
WAVED euereells ,auas n.eu "a order
Nt 4fIileAl salary 0s per moltn leI-
..a r.l aa iial rapid aukaaNrlntlF. 81 -uI.
eie- address = s. Mil-4las cen
Ae" hpAstMAu binding
k\ANlED- Statesmen. c.erss. baoAkeep-rs.
4f fe trsineltrs shipping cierks
.a h4ao' uiaes heiF. aaa aN others euI 81
~ a aaa nfvalikair oar ta-
lra fi Thoroughly ie. lafir system %
lfota ~ situations. co-op opelaute fmp.os-
4, = ehl e--st-. rooms 81 aUa
-t.'irf b.'es. fAone ie--.
! ,AAIED-Aeliab.e local ana tra,r..ns
a-IesistA positions permanent special
tcearats usW. fast lire spec.s t.ss,
O. Az e-.ary loH start broNA Brss
f..> 5itru. tuica-o. ia- Jaul
FELP WANTED -FEmLE
NXAN1Tb-Comprtelf ns-,r ..r r4nt-f
t4l-y at once go Mrs. h. N. haacI. ~
l. A<IEb- .'on.p.tsnt 80. 'or general hons
nara. Iu4-r-el i. l.r.fs 81. Ms e.
a-liiion.
~ la4Are a 81 5laa.-o4'.,.. Nss. j. J..
Ferris
WANTED 40 oacr. 70 SRI, 81. tae Nich.saa
'trI4.. tontAAy. z. 'oaih Division So
SITUATIONS WANTED -FEmle
WANTED situation by a widow laay pIta
ID rs.f. .F.a
couple oT NiduNff. aad css i. d.. b.a
lrlr-ralu Herald o1ce Is
WANTED situation in family q 10 house
~ WORK bv swedish giI. Inquire ID
North tollege-aFc. a.
SITUATIONS WANTED -KALE
EJK ssLF- New mich cosy. with cat AT ~
turner Do. 1o
FOR RENT EooNs.
ui,het front r3o.a. Address WIDOW. Bos
Is TINS ONCE. BE-
EcR RENT-in wholesale district. MuIer.s
new block. No. 2 and - -Iuth lotia.st
store and basement also officrs ou second and
talia hoofs. ABBY 10 Vim. Miller. -
E0R EENT-SmMl furnished room. lady pre-
/ ierred, 40 SD per week. Address i7f
Monroe 81.
E'ok RENT Furnished aua uamrulshed
rooms. steam heated at Park Place. Mrs
A. J.. smith. .Fff
tOk fLNT-EOoms at the brunswick. south
division 50. suitable for light housekrcp
steam heated hard and soft water gis. lu
qDirc oi Mrs. Nlctrc Oh the premises. So
EoB kENI-Largc. elegantly furnished rooms
= facing treScrnt-aN and Canal 81. wifi
edS. newly furnished ana rcfftcd. Everything
strictly hrst-ciass. Entrance. Crehcentaye.,
also. - Canal 81. Enquire al Room 49, q5lv
FOR REBT-HOUsBs.
k'OR KENI-lIousc on South lonia-st.. good
1 well and cistcrn. Inquire al - Louis II. l-
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
HOGS FOR SALE-Gorden Settlers. trained OF
- unframed Kentucky Fox and Rabbit
Hounds and SCOTCH Terriers; also dogs trained
and boarded Al Valley city Kennels. Address
j. Oltiley. box o. Crosby. Kent county. Mich.
25tf
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RADCLIFFE * HOLT. general warehouse men.
II AZ III South Division 81. store an Kinds ~
merchandise at low rates, packiug and mov.
iag promptly attended 10 IS teiephoau- SO.
.sn. 'an1--aa
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

ENRISIIAN Home for ladies, quiet end
private, ladi boarded lefore and during
confinement u years experience; terms r,.a-
Souaolr. Mrs. Or. button. ~ North Lane ave
traud Rapids Mich. ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ORANGE LILY is "a sure cure for female dis
- eases. Trial packages. 10 days treatment
90 cents Addr =, White & White. druggists.
Grand Rapids Mich. .G
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

WANTED s horse: also have % 500 lot
" ON pit a,anf-aVe. ] viii Sell ana take "a
GOOD her-c a. part pay. Inquire al No Pearl
81. ". g. Hopson. y
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

MAGNETIC healing and clalrycyaut sittlngs.
" ,N ottawa -; cable aId Canal 81. cars
convenient Vi. T. Free
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

ouur.r. nrs 3.s l.,
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

NANIED-To sell or trade a good paying
" Wei. established business. am sick and
Dave got % change climate VIII trade for
40 estate ln or out of city. Ihis IS p good
established business oi uiH, ycaf, stan ling. j
can show Any person wishing go go iuto bus
ness HAT this is q good profitable business %
engage in and every thing right. Address
care Carrier No. 1871
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

Compartments solicitors.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

DOGS FOR s SALE--Gorden Settlers. trained or
- unframed. Kentucky Fox and Rabbit
Hounds and scotch Terriers; also q ogs trained
and boarded AZ Valley city Kennels. Address
J.. ORiley. box 6l. Crosby Kent county. Mich.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

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