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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

ls1G, 1 read an account n the Tribune vi your
Cuticura Remedies. II described NV ease So CA
actly. that ] thought, as q last resort to give them
a trial. When ! hrst applied them was a. raw
and bleeding, from scratching myself, but ] went
asleep almost immediately. som-thing had not
unne for years, tho effect was 50 soo'hin la
about two weehs | could stand straight, but not
walk, J was 20 weak; but my Sore were nearly
well. As near M I can Judge, the Cnticura Rem.
edies Gu red me In about six 10 g ght weeks. and
upto this date q. e., from January, 1879. 10 Janu.
airy, 1850 I have not been sick In any way. on have
hai the least signs Of the disease reapp-aIing Oh
me. ". j. McDOSALD.
1892 Dearborn It,, Chicago, ILL.,, June 80, 81,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

an advance, 20, 1000 men being inter-
ested.
Clarence z Her. n Colorado rancher,
has been arrested, charged with being
Tssc0it.
The Kansss City packing compsny
aud associated concerns will resume
business.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07
Cuticura Remedies

Are the onlv infallible skin and blood purifiers.
sold everywhere. Price CuTicuRA, The great
skin cure, Soc; CuIIcuRA SOAP. an exquisite skin
purifier and iBesuti6er, 25c; CuTIcuRA kEsOLv-
EST. the new blood purifier, 81. repaired by the
tuiter Drug and Chemical Corporation. Boston
Mass.
As-send for "How 10 Cure skin Diseases" 81
prges. 10 Illustrations. and loo testimonials.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

citing IN the hoor ON a y liow
my limbs contracted 40 that I
lost all control OF them, ana
was utterly helpless;my mother
would have 10 iin me out AID
into led. ] could z ! around
the house on my hal ds and
feet. but | could not get my
clo' hus on a. all. and had 10
wear ssort Of Dire sirg gown,
Ny hair had all matted down
or fallen OF, and my head
face and ears were one scab.
The disease continued ir this
manner until / was u years
old, AND ne day IN January
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

We notice that the enlisted Indians
are furnished with n heavy grey over
coat, which is of superior quality and
something indeed that would induce
enY Indian TO enlist on q cold day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

The new n. Z. schedule goes into
effect today at St Paul and Portland
rs starting points. We are unable t.
say what time the trains will reach
here.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

Considerable talk Ia being made ss
to whether the fouug folks will or
ganize a dancing club this winter or
not, q meeting will be- held in q few
days to determine the mater.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

A dog fight in which about a d. gen
dogs took n hand was the cause of
some excitement yesterday afternoon.
but was quellsd by Chief Jackson be-
fore anybody's dog was hurt.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

A petition was presented to the hoard
of county commissioners yesterday,
asking that the road from town to the
race track be improved. The paper
vas numerously signed by solid tex.
payers
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

Corn! Corn!! Corn!.!
At Leighton 4 Jordan's.

A. M. Cree has moved into his resi-
depce on Sixth street recently pur-
chased by him fom Mrs. X. e. Rich
mond.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

Geo. A. Griggu, cashier Of the Bank
Of Billings, WA elected mayor Of that
burg OF Thursday last. Mr.. GrIggs
wa the republican nominee.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

Prof. Bach has just received by direct
importation . consignment Of Import.
I'd Nordhaussr Rye Whiskey, Pure
Cherry Brandy aud Double Kummel
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

VIII Savage received a music box
yesterday from -. Paul, and while
not the largest or mot costly in the
city, IL exrellId hv none for tone.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

Catarrh In not q local but = constitu.
tional disease. and requires q constitu-
tional remedy like Hood's S~arsaparilla
10 effect q cure.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

A number Of sleipbs were out yester-
dsy taking advantage OF the nne
ele'ghing.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07
Nubs of News,


Kansas City Irish endorse Parnell.
The Danbury, Conn.,, bat lockout Ia
broken.
Emln Pasha has arrived at Lake
Victoria.
Gen. Brooke reports all quiet Al
Rosebud.
There ID an Indian scare at Fresco,
Oklah0ms.
Delameter q Co., pittsburg bankers,
have failed.
The Alabama coal operators refuse
the advance demanded.
The loss In the McGlnn cracker fac.
tory, P~Ittsburg, 10 $4,000.
The New York Herald favors Chas.
A. Dana "a successor to u. y. Senator
Evarts.
Central Psnnsylvanla miners will
consider the question Of demanding
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07
AN ECZEMA II YEARS
Cured In q Weeks. One of the greatest
cures ever performed by the Cuti-
cura Remedies.

AZ the age Of three months q rash (Which affer-
wards proved 10 be e. sems or salt rheum) made
Its appearance on my face. Physician al er ply
stefan was called. one OF them did me any
good Al all, buf made me worse, The disease con-
tinuei unsDsted; II spread to my arms nd legs.
ill | was laid IN eni RELY. and from cOniinuAllY
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

Michael Colligan was on another
spree yesterday and should be num-
bered among The black listed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

Yesterday was IN ideal'winter day.
Clear and crisp, with the atmosphere
full of health giving ozone
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

The Ainslie hunting expedition are
expected home today with q good sup
ply of deer and antelope.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

Hhsn Baby was sIcs. we gave her Castoria,
when she was . Child, she cried for Castoria,
when she becam, Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she bad {" silJren. she gave theiu Castoria
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

The Terry delegation that were up
on the Dupont trial, returned home
Yesterday morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

For scrfula in every form Hood's
Sarsaparilla is "A 'sdlcal, reliable rem
edy. 1t has an u~n.qnalled record Of
cures.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

Note the change In mail time "a
given In the postoffice regulations II
the head of this column.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

Lemp's celebrated lager oeer al
Billiards..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

The soldiers were In the city yester-
day settling up their accounts and
Rettipg rid of the lucre other wise.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07
Notice to Parent. and Children,

The Board Of Herlth having re-
sc,nded the order closing the public
school, notice 10 hereby given that the
school will be re-opened on Monday
morning, Dec. STD.
w. N. HAYNES,
Chairman School Board.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

Born, to Mr.. Lew Griffin, a BABY
girl on Saturday, Dec. 9Th, DIR. Fish
attending.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

q. w. Daniels was In the city yes
tsrday from Pumpkin creek, 10 pur.
chase some winter supplies for the
ranch,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

A number of Indians visited ~
city yesterday and each q had ~
least two dogs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

The weather yesterday was just cold
enough to tie bracing and refreshing.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

A majority OF our people seems to
he Affected with a cough.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

Leave orders for coal ut Smith d
Haynes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

Photos for Cbristmss and picture
frames at Wiley Bios.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07

New York Counts. Scots ut the
European Hotel.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-07
LOCAL 1T ms.

Tom and Jerry at Louis Kings. .
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08

kssx fsrr~rlx1ak 49, c04atys So
xe2rs 8s aesGs a . D~eza~

kssr FsFrsrszaax L=~ e04asy, So. rsF
f~2rs as aes4s 80 b~ez1s
fhs l.rgess r4tllsszaks stes sssa II
Georgia ~a4 kllle1 S-s4r&ay IL lee
tsa1Es 9pon tAs plA4t2tsea g sseret-fs
g ss4ss G~aer4l FaA Cssk. s@gs 80
AGAasz Cons1tstioz-
Tbs 4s~s soGes sars2SA PAT Ceok,
5g.. SEA - ths 0sasrsL
Ths ssaks k4s sesroraSsa sAs ssAsh-
eoEhsod Tor ysars. aas - esste ~<s tSs
soe@siea 81 54sllss eeissraAsA
amsagst tAs s4rklss n hat sae1nlsY
EEea tAs saiss PsoPls iolRsd n sas
Fensr.l feeling u rshef thsE - dagger
ess asd dreaded aslsaesr -As ri4 of
ss last
TIE snaks. ~ actual measurement
Wa hstie ever slssen tees iong.
II h.a nineteen r4tties sna baton
Fhe sa.ks las been hunted Tor years.
ana traps iaAamsrsbls lave been ds-
sissd fer his capture
Ris den Is In al inpeaetrAbls ssesaon
81 shs EinchafOenee swamp.
Near this Is cypress p9ne. ast be
tween the ssanps asa the pond is the
road.
Hundreds OF times his trek has been
seea across this rosd People that have
not seen Is were losth 70 believe the
stories told about it; ban the truth
finally became established Ana the Lee
County rattlesaske became famous from
the Atlantic 10 the Pseino-
Every year the story Is reprinted.
with timely vkriauens. % 20 the round
Of the press.
Tue snake has swallowed young pigs,
chickens. rabbits and other small AMI
mails. and wss dreaded BY tAe negroes
like . ghost 10 was dificult 70 induce
them 20 travel The read between the
pona sn& the swanp 81 night
Saturday the snake was found across
the path near the pead. By Nh. Pail
F Cook.
: without disturbing IL Mr.. Cook wen,
OF for help. returning with three o.
four negroes armed With hoes and clubs.
Stealing up near the snake the ne
groes fell upon u with the hoes and
clubs and finally killed it.
IL was cut ope n. and in its belly wa.
found q full grown buck rabbit Thi:
probably accounts for the dormant and
comparatively helpless condition of the
snake and shs ease With which he wa
dispatched.
The snake was then thrown across th'
shoulders of 10 of the negroes and car
ried TO the house.
Though the negro was = stalwart
muscular man. he staggered under the
load.
1t was heavier, he declared. than 9
sack OF guano.
General Phil Cook says IL was the
largest rsttlesnake he ever saw or heard
Of
At any rate, this Is tho end Of th,
faneus Lea County monster
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08
AN AMERICAN VENUS.
Harvard Man Discovers the Most
beautiful woman In the Country.

Harvard Man Discovers the Most
beautiful woman In the Country.
The Washington Post says it has long
been known that personal will and per-
sistent effort can do much to promote
the grace and charm OF female lowell
ness. But IL remained for the scientific
evolution of these later days TO discover
and disclose less recondite methods Of
securing and retaining the attributes OF
physical beauty. Unlike some OF the
secrets Of the ancients these methods
are in full accord with the laws OF
health and are founded upon the neces-
81 ty OF proper and natural exercise. To
lead TO the best results schools of ply
sical culture have been established
notably. the school under the direction
OF DR.. d. A. Sargent at Harvard.
Some time since DR.. Sargent, with the
view of ascertaining the results OF MS
system. offered a prize TO be awarded to
the most symmetrically beautiful
woman in the country. Out of 1900
competitors it was won by Miss Mar
garet Blanche Best OF Mesdville. Pa.
who is thus officially declared. upon
expert testimony, to be, so far as is
known. the most beautiful woman in
the United States. To show that
this result is the effect of
exercise and physical training,
Miss Bost, who is twenty-five years
old. says that in her twentieth year she
was quite slight in form and gave no
promise of the symmetrical develop
ment which has won for her such dis
tinction; and she insists that whatever
beauty she now possesses Is due to reso-
Lutte practice On her part, intelligently
directed.
But not only Is beauty TO be attained
through persevering exercise under
heslthful conditions; II is also to be re-
tanned by will and persistent effort
There is NO more potent foe to its reten.
tion than the tendency to embonpoint
with which so many OF our beautiful
women have TO contend, and which
threatens in their prime to rob them Of
all physical grace and charm But this
tendency may be controlled through the
adoption Of strict dietary regimen and
course Of sustained and healthful ex-
ercise.
It would seem that fresh air and we'll
directed exercise hold the real secret Of
physical beauty. In their use all that
Is requisite Is a rcsolute disposition. and
thus 1t Is found TO be measurably true
that almost every enc may become
beautiful 81 will.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08

pRORATE 0RDER-state OF Michigan. coun.
~ OF Kent. -. Al q session 81 the Probate
Court for ssld County ef hent. held ~ the
Probate once iu tie city Of Grand RAPIDS, ou
the = 4 day OF o Or-otrr. 10 the wear one thou
sand eight hundred ane ninety.
Present. Cyrus l.. Perkins. Udge Of Probate.
In the matte 90 TIE estate %
GERRIT HENRY TEN H0HFN. deceased.
Henry Hayik horst. administrator Of sid
estate. having ndcred % This court lis fnal
acminisfrztlnH &C ,ouut.
Ii is ordered. that fr'day. the list CAY 81
November $50 AZ 10 o'cloek n tie forenoon, ~
said PROBATE once be appointed for the
examfnafi on and allowance - ssi1 account.
And IL Is further ordered That . copy ~ fhis
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vi0us 70 sad Gay II aeaTiHE. ~ THE IEJsesss-
HFRsLn. = daily newspaper printed and circu-
lalinr p said CoEnty 81 keut. -
CYRUS p PERKINS.
"a true ccpvl Judge u Prebsfe.
trofrp n Ntsox. Register AT nov "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08

pROBATE ORDER--State OF Michigan. coun-
4 " OF Kent, S. At "a session oI the Pronaie =
Court FOR said county Of Kent. held AZ the Pro
bate ofIice, ia TIE cify o. Grand Rapids. on the
6ta day OF y wemcer. in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety.
Present Cyrus z Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In the m IS. e. OF the estate OF
ANTON RI NER deceased.
Adolph Leiie.t. sdmih siratog 81 said estate.
hay ~ rend RED 70 this court his alai ac 10 n
istratiou account.
IL is ordered taSt Monday. the Isl day o.
Deceu seT So. ~ 10 O'Clock 10 the forenoon.
~ said Probate o1ice. be appointed Tor tas
examination and al 0wl nee n Szid account.
And IL is further ordeTcd That copy u this
order he pUbis three successive weeks pre-
yious 10 sad day OF hearing. in the 1FIE
cRtv-HyRAaD. dal'v newspaper printed aud
olrc Mating IN said County of Kent.
CYRUS +. PbkhINS. Judge Of Probate
"A up fopN.l
ADoLrR r. Mason. Register. sat nov z
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08

A SSESsMENT ROLL for grading. CrsYeling
n ana paving the cutters Of Eighth avenue.
from South Division street. 10 Aghew aVen AZ
In the city OF Grand Rapids.
oFFiCs oF CRY tLEKa
GKAAD RAPIDs Mica. Nov. s. lSsV. J
To-
Elisha and Hannah c. Bacon. John ard
Henry Burch. u. L. CampaU. A. ;. tampxn
Mary J.. tampZu. Gee. ". klii0tt. James sae
Elssnor fsuning. Henry Hlx. G. l. BHc z =.
Huge Winfield 5. and kmma r. hughes. "
:. Lane, Andreas fenne.l. May A. hyerson a.
james A. Rumscy Jacob and Lizzie schnlae-
ma, Eliza :. Shsrw cod Joseph Stephenson. X.
ID. Soes. james 4. SANFORD. kdwai Strong and
Nicholas Van Lanten.
You arc hereby notified that az assessment
Is about 70 be made upon you 10 dciray the cK-
pense Of the aioressl & imBrereaent. al assess
ment roll has been made in the premises and
is on nle IN the clerk once Of said city, where
IL Will remain open FOR inspection Until Men
day evening, Nov. 10. 1922. when and where
you can appear before the Cenmoa Council
sa said evening and show cause. if any. Why
said assessments should not be made and col
lected according 10 law.
W. A. sHIEKsAS.
sl2 City c.erk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08

pR0BATE ORDER-Sfste 81 fMichigap, coun-
" - Kent. -. AZ p session ~ the Pro- ste
Court for SAID county 81 Kent. bee - the Fra-
hate once In the ~ q Grand Rapids. On the
Fth dsy - ectcbgf. ln ffe year one thou
sand eight hundred and niuetv.
Present cyrus n Perkins. auaEe q Probate
In 1hf matter of the eSiafe ct
JOIN SCH AHlf sllss JOHN CHopA. deceased.
Johanns -chsas ksviua tlet i1 fhis court
her petition. PRAYING this court - s1.uflcsie
ard determine rh0 we're ~ ire safe ~ BIS
death and are rou the lswful hfIrs 81 sac -
ceas.d aad srnHed - inherit his "a estate
fhfraia dsscrhee
fiis ordered thsf Monday, fhe 2ttt dsy cf
November $50 81 n O'Clock p fff forenoon. -
ssis Protsfs erce. - appointed fof bearing
s4fa pstitien.
Az IA frrther or1sred. thaf copt - this
order he pUti shsc thret succt 81 - -eess prf-
vfnus r. saia fsy of nearing n the fKLV1Ess-
HAM a. " reusrsrsf printed snt rifcu-
laanR - $40 couafF 81 Kent.
CYRUS a PFFEIWs
"A trBe eeprl 5uegs - Probate
tnorsE r kasor E-risfsf ksf nsT =
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08

DRORAZE cRDEP-etsfs o. Nfskixsn, Com
4 ~ II Kent "a At sessior - tie Frs 1at.
CcBrt fer sad eorhfr 81 bent helf - - Ffs-
hste 0Tee - fet cifF of srert hapias "a 20 :
II ar ~ October ~ tts vesr one fteussr<
elshf h1rsr-d ast nety
frsssri Crras fsfairs TsSrs 81 Probate.
III - ~sftyr - - ssfftt a
GR0ReE EAsTMtN - sstesset-
Etfs ssEfTr&n. sfrnir ittrssris sf zsis sztsft.
hsrirr re- tsrsf - ttis r-urf hsT la q rrts-
fetrsftef srssTtt
u is srtsrs1 fhsf Frtsy a. Xsf f@ -
Nessu rer. 80 a. ft cixek II - fersbrsn,sf
frehefe - - - sFpflEtec fsr fne q
s-rfrssffnr srs s7Irusras - sess seeoNrt
49, C q fo-tke - nrfsref ftssf rerF - tfis
rrf - - rst - - sh~ss sreesse - vessf -
rfs1s teszle fav - tssfieG e trs sea- =
Wzssr- <s1Sr nswersesr Frtr.t@< sd atsrs
fEff & FEEEIws
a s-ss ~.rv4 trsEs e. F~eheta,
49, "A .a~s Fszte+es 49, ne -
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08

lows has = stringent tramp law. I,
declares that any male person sixteen
years Of are or over who is ph hysieall y
able - work Who IL wandering about
begging or ials and Who can not snev
reasonable eferts - secure employment
shall be deemed = tramp. sent to Jail
and put at hard work While In jail hs
shall not ee allowed tobacco, liquors.
sporting or illustrated newspapers,
cards 90 sny otasr neans cf su.sensnk
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08

A Belfast lady -ss cor ssns Der
hair in roon IN ihe secsnd-story. liz
tie bird de- IN atths open -indo-. ard
alirhtfnE on vash eo-i whioe cen
taissd -ster preceded - sske hath
When = pad sonple:ed its sblstsens IN
bird fsssiss. n sseos ef ne szpsrsssas
moisture ard se- .vs q the ~inasw,
paTias Ne ssseosiss - tAs sosuPsat q
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08

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taAs in4es-s 4lls4 4ssla.
80 lae,.~1ss 80 sla4s a 1tsEsr LesEs
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Sealed Proposals

0ffsck ksokkH ~ ffeI1c okkA
0kkNE kkrrpk kick- Nes lSs1
scales pGeE@Sk > w - receltt ~ ths 0i1oe
g sc f14fa a1tt4 sE3 lI1hk \. zen 81 q so
- 80 > "A. lef rs & = 8f4ss .e4 az ecNef
II Ma sseaas ab1 las etsef wos. 81 csath
]. STREET. freN ktRtt St.E4e g tcutt az
u1e accSE1i "a - tie pane AID Hpcc1t 14fls as
~ de ~ lht enc 81 ihS be@ra.
1at ksNra reserves tae rlkhl - F<lccs sas
81 &A eil6
Eaeh bl4ceT shall aepasit With hls b F~paSai
kaf sgl1 - Sss ~ o. lf lorfc sz2 g. lAz k1ts 81
0Faaa k4gl1s Ia cas- be shA.i Ia - eEscf AIS
contract Ia sccerasnsr With HE ffQDesA
shQale L : saia prebsS&l be aCccBlcs - tne
feAre 81 Fuelic " orks
Al prSposals aust hr MADE apoE hlARks tAsl
wil * flfais1co lpau application a. tht e1aos
81 tae bcAlA
- eF4sT ~ the besTd-
JAAEs \ DAVIS
attest President
fEED A. TxANLK4. Secretary.
Eot s
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08
Sealed Proposals.
offlos BoAss ~ PyEllC y ekgs
tam kArIps. N5cb-. NsR. 8. 1855.

GEAKb hArIps. Aict-. Nef. 8 isst.
SSzlec proposals viii bc received al the
CREE Of ths b1Ard Until Saturday. AoNemner =
lsA - .3 D. a.. Tor The constr 4cilQn - .
seatF ID ~.uth lTas eel street ir1M 80 fert
inf ~ tfs \ anS and specifications "a Tie Al
TIE on3Ce 81 me hoBr1
Ihe heard reserves the right % reject any or
al bids
Rach bidder shsn deposit with his Proposa.
tte sum of sf01 o. 10 be foEfeitea Is the city of
tfTaua M pi1s lu ease hs shall lai 10 enter
into coBtrast "a accordance with Lfs proposal
should his said PROPOSE be accepted - the
Baard Of Public " crks
Al proposals N lsi be made upon blanks thai
vii be furnished upen application az ths
once OF The Board.
by order OF the hcErc
JAMES \. DAVIS.
Attest President
ERED a. TwaNLKy. Secretary.
nov {
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08

Nct r you 20 throuxh she World =
oTspeptic ~ Acksr's DYspepes Tso-
itts SO positive cure fef % rarst
ferns Of oVsre ga. Ind xsstson. Flas'l-
isaeF snt tonstus usrca euaTsutees
ard sfit - Waits z Nelte, - Norrce-
ST. 0rsaa Rsp.as, Mlca
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08
DETROIT. LANSING a NORTHERN.

nFFafTr
Exprt q for Saginaw Srd Bay City FNam
Mali Tor LSnr nA. Nstno sno East ..fs u . m
kxGress lor Aaus nz. Detroit ano Easffl a = fn
Nal for Alma. 81 Loo all saginaw - 3. 8 IN
Fast Exp. for Detroit. New 1e and
Boston ........... ...... ..............- - q m
sFFffF
Mail from Saginaw sla b4y City Tii e m
Asll ron lsasi a.. bet q @Bo k<st ~ lt = "a
Fast EXp. from Lansing Detroit and
fhs sst ................. to5pm
DXprtss irom LEnSnr ane Detrof $50 D. n
hx press from saginaw. ~ Louis arc
Una. .............. 30 so , 70
spsfv shaiiy - cept sundav
Tie shortest iine e. Detroit sBd East tls
gait psrior cars between Detroit aLd Grams
Rapids.
SOLID trains between Grand Rapids and rac
inv. Two Eofo trains between - 20 Lap
les and Detroit leaving fsrsuc fHficf p q.
m and D n. srd lesNlHr Detroit ilh m
ard % In.
For tickets Sno information apply ~ rriou
ticket of1ce ~ NouFoe-rt.. sno nlon ccpei-
GroRor pEnArFH. Gen. psss. Agt
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
TnE NIAGARA FAILS souTg.

IDAiS 4 n cthcFs daily except SUNDAY.
akine eject sunday. jay la lsss
Sleeping Cars ou Pacific Anc Atlantic IA
presses so arc irom Detroit farlor c2rs ruE
en- baf press and Nrauc Rapids t1preSs io
aDd ron bciroit Direct connections maat
al Detroit With al tnraueh trains Hast Tea
cis oD sale 81 lniou Ticket Oficr III Mourot.
ST. aud at UHion DEPOT
lEsn n. bEloos. ieul Ae't - Nonrne 81
o. ". n coLsz. "a. \. and j. hEt Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08
Sealed Proposals

VIII be received by the undersigned until Sat
urday. November q. lsss0 al o'clock 3. N. Ter
% 90 feet. more on less. no. feel loac pine
lumber. dressed SAd plckeiec also = l03 ieei.
mere or less sre. Il feet long dressed plne Ter
new iai grounds; 10 be delivered on beard
cars la the city 0f Grand Rapics an East side
The Executive BoArc reserves the r.Eht - re
1=ct any or al propo.sls.
noys JAMES cox. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08

peszonss Compisxion Powder pro
aucas s,ft sud bssunfui SAN; it COM
b,sss every slsmsnt ef beauty aad
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-08

A SSESSMENT ROLL for grading and gravel
"a ne Hogsdone avenue. IN the city Of Grand
Rapids.
OTFIcE OF CRY CIEEK.
GRAND RAPIDS Mich. Nov. s. 1890.
To-
Jennie Cantlon. Geo. A. Davis. Martin aad
JacOba Dngge, Peter FlnlSyson. HSnink and
NruIg X Nvn. WIN. ana alt ie HydemAn. no.
Hoey. ii nry aud Dina X Ttering. Gerrit !.
lien, Henry J. kolkman. Henry Lindermsr z.
Joseph M.sgiewitZ. Emi ksbeRtisch. Norris
+. and Ina Stoke. Jan Ten Zsicen. Jane Jan
Van Slooten. Cristyan Welmerink. Thomas
Whaleu.
You are hereby notified that an assessmen is
about 10 be made upon you 10 deirsy the ea-
pen.e Of the aforesaid Improvement. al
assessment roll has been made In the
prem ses and is OH file In tEe clerks once OF
said city where u Will remain open Tor inspec-
ton until Monday evening. Nov. o. 1S90. when
and where you can appear before tac Common
Council on said efcHing and show cAuse. III
any. Why sale assessments Should not be made
ana collected according 10 ,2w
W. A. SHINkMbN.
3l2 CITY Clerk.