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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23

NLERKSHIP-Wanted by young man in dry
y goods store. Good penman. Can furnisha
the best OF reference. Address Box %, Emory,
Tex -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23

NoOK-Wanted by a strictly frst-class cook,
" place in hotel. White, strictly temperate
eight years of experience. Can control all help
Wages $l212 q week. Address, q. A. B., sos
Main street, Dallas, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23

CLERK-Wanted, clerical position Of any kind,
" by an industrious young man. A good PEN
man, quick at figures and strictly sober. Ad-
dress, Clerk Haskell, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23

GUTTER-Wanted, situation by practical cut
" ter and trimmerA Can give frst-c class refer
ence and will work two weeks on trial. Address
21OS Curtis St., Denver Col. q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23

GLERK-Wanted by young man OF good edu-
~ cation and hrst-class references position in
office or as shipping clerk in wholesale house.
Address A L.. this Office
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23
STOLEN.

5IJWo doiISTs 7T;T5IiI- he given for the double
/ giass-faced watch and black guard taken e
from the Union hotel, on bringiHs~tnenl W nd No
Dun g. Co. office, Houston street' anu Nv
questions asked.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23
TYPEWRlTERS.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LASTS

SOLD ON EASY TERMS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23
SITUATION wANrED-rEMALE.

sitnetiom AZ &c., W and assistant bookkeepef;
willing to work. Address, Miss vera oVeFton'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23

NAILLER-Wanted, by n practical miller. a
| wi situation. Fully up with milling. Good
references. Address, Miller, 209 Overland
House 81 Paso. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23

GLERK-Wanted, situation as clerk in grocerts
~ store, also had ten years experience in roast
grocers' sundries. Address T. walker, box 85s,
Waco. Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23

M ANTED-aerpn5ehz = Sngine and boiler.
w from32S 70 ~ horsepower Must be in
good. cendftfrn and cheap. Give full particuS.
Lars ziad price. Address Engineer, 11l R1sk.
estfeee. Fort Worth. .I.lIgl -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23

nRUGGIST-A young man 20 years old wants
] position in good drug store, little more
than board expected; best of references as to
morals. Correspondence solicited. Address box
6, Nevada, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23
LOST.

IL the west bound Texas and Pacific train
Friday evening or on the Main street car line
The purse contained several cards with my
name q cat s-eye ring with my initials, and
between IS and SO in money. Reward for its re-
turn 70 Mrs. s. A. Shortridge, oil Main street
I oST-A gold-hesded umbrella on or near La
IL mar street. Finder, please return to zOi
a z n REWARD-Win be paid and no ques-
sNDO tions asked, for the return of q red
leather valise and suit of black clothes and re-
ligious books and double case gold watch,
pocket book and railroad ticket from Ballinger
to Fort Worth and return; all stolen from A.
Creswell's place one and half miles southwest
from Fort Worth, on the night of 18th Of Nay,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23

70 Main stres,. bans a.. Tex.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

original-Reuben Wagner, Marshall;
Daniel T. Ellsworth. Poksgon; Frank
lin Brewer, Detroit; George W. Annis,
Manistee; Henry q. Paddock, Brighton;
Henry Moots, Dewitt; Charles IL. Rich
ardson, Grand Rapids; George NJ.
DEMO, Sanilac Center; George Prato,
MidIsnd; Henry Trombley, Roseyille;
Thomas Treynor, Brghtoni Charles H..
Banks. Now; James Collier, Mt. Pleas
ant; Edward W. Eldrec, Fremont Cen
ter. Incresse-lfenry Logger, Belle
vile; James +. Lee, Bangor; Benjamin
Fry, Spring Grove; James G.. b. Lamb,
Byron; Henry l.. Mccarthy, Ovid T;
William Leaunls, Denmark; Samuel
Ashmore, Union City; Henry w. Rup-
right, sturgis; Garrett Newkirk, Burn
side; Harvey Parish, Attics; Charles b.
Ford, Flint; George H. Souele, Maple
Rapids; John II. Smith, Detroit; Pat
rick Grace, Soldiers Home). Grand
Rapids; Elijah +. Elders, Montrose;
George III. stone, tSoldisrs' Home),
Grand Rap ds; Edwin Il. Hodson, Dry
den; William Dsyey. Detroit; Edwin
MorTel, Wateryiet; Oscar NJ. Sher-
Surne, South Blendon; Henry
Porter. Cassvllle; Robert Cameron,
smiths Greek; Henry J. King,
henderson; Thomas Sturgis, Bannister;
George w. Lenox, alias George VIII
liams, Attica; John Melvin. Dowagisc;
Ezra s. Can6elo, Grand Ledge; Leslie
Hsckett, Butler; Josiah Locke, St.
Louis; Simeon 3. Cummings, Vsssar;
John Engle, Petoskey; William II.
Hurst, Nillet Lake; Reuben c. Sibley,
Albion; Hiram ID. Smith, Belleville;
Henry NJ. Slick, Lsmbertyille; John W,
Wilson. Riverdsle; Peleg Swan, Litch-
field; Charles Macarthur, COlumeisviiie;
L&tlam NJ. Gariick, Woodland: John
j. Baker, Washington; Alvs Weeks
Greensiile; John H. Davis, Butler;
Nathan Beauregard, Kalamszooi
Aaron B. Brown, Ovid; George Marsh
dolly; David Heucy, Ensley
Albert c. Parker, Grand Rapids; Silves-
Ter Mills, Ozro Nether5ee, Munlthi
John w. Small. Jackson; John =. Ran.
KIN, Dundee; Henry D. Clough, Owosso
Lewis Consani, Adrian; James A. Bl2n.
chard, Irving; Geo. J. Jackson, Union
Allen Evans, Fulton; Leanaer b. Pryor
Vaudeville; Ira .. Fletcher, Eagle
James b. S&ndersOn, Mt. Pleasant
Adam Lyddick, Buchanan. Reissue
Andrew j. Sawyer, Battle Greek. Orig.
lnsi-Caroline, mother OF John J. Nc
Claim, Wales; Annie J., widow OF
Thomas Ferguson (reissue), Grand
Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

JSIxKn s1AxEs.-H0N. H. =. SeEsE-
sns, 3aags The I1siea states ss
Sadie 0fssn. Indictment for selins
liQaos Without psssas tbs gosernment
IL. pae4des guilty, sentenes delerrea
until ths 4th. fstkr \ sssef ss. th< Cits
Il Gnua hAplnk. -- cAss. ira IL
progssss Ihs Nuta.l Eenefi Life Ia
sarsnes Ceapzny of Nex N0rk We.
frsaeis lfily. aan lnlstf&i0rs oraer ala
n sang III ef compliant
CaacVIr- K0a. Ma. L. Grove. Judge
-faeoersck A. Isssch IA Theodore
Cole. troxeT, hne axe nlea, Judgment
foI defendant feT eosts. Ins feopls -.
jerome CCEfln. information fer exlse-
fsnlng ; salo0n slthsn one mais ef the
soldiers heme' plea of net goilss with
dfasn ana = plea. OF guilty eitsfea.
fhe People ys. 1eFoms -ofsn, mfera2.
Eon fer keeping saloon open on sun
day plea of nct guilty withaFswn ane
pleaded guilty. TIE People "a
JOAN kflessons information for unis~-
tuliy unlocking ana opening railway
switch; order appointing -. <, Ransom
20 defend plea ot noi guilty withdraw
and pleaded guilty. Helmuth kFanich
and Jacques bach vs. Eliza :. Shsr-
wood, repleyn; fndings filed; luaf
aent for defendant for costs. The
People We. John Mood, compliant for
be ng common draRksrd, order noils
prosoaui entered. On call to-day
Criminal cases No. 3, "a and 6. Hon.
NJ. c. Burch, judge-fsrTsnd a Noles
Organ Company We. John O.. smith aud
samuel III. Grfin, assnmpslt; judgment
for plaintiff s587 80 and costs.
PR0BArE-Estate OF Mary Casper, de-
ceased; report OF commissioners on
claims iiled; executors fnal account
filed; hearing December -. Estate OF
Thomas NJ. Cobb, deceased; executor I
1nal account filed hearing December
29. Estate OF Theresa Midoe, deceased
administrator final account fled
hearing December 20. Estate Of Cath
crime O'shea, deceased; administrator
tnal account filed; hearing December
%.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
THE NEW MONEY FAD.
Yet Another Queer Notion or wealthy
Women.

"Can you give me $500 in new money!"
inquired young man at the teller's
window in one of the big banks down
town few days ago. "Mr. - wants
it for his wife"
Certainly" replied the teller, recog-
nizing in the applicant the confidential
clerk of one Of the banks heaviest de-
posters. fhe money, says the New
York Times, was handed out in clean,
crisp tens and fves that had never been
In circulation. After the young man
had gone, the teller remarked 10 the
writer: That new money fad is on the
increase. just as soon as a man begins
to feel little tony he gets the notion
that no member of his family ought to
handle the soiled and crumpled currency
in general circulation. When the mad
ame goes a-shopping she must have her
purse flied with brand new bills. Many
persons explsin their mania for new
money on the theory tbst there Is con-
tagion in the much-handied bills. They
seek 20 keep disease away from their
family circle by excluding, to as full an
extent az possible. all money that has
been in circulation. They keep a sup
ply of new bills OF various denomina-
tions constantly ou hand. and the ladies
Of the household feel that they are thus
VOL protected against contzgion."
Most of the new money is procured
directly from the banks. but there are
frequent individual applications at the
sub-Treasury for new bills and new coin.
When the ssb Treasury has Ar sbund-
ance of smsll-denominstion bills on
hand sach applications are unhesitat-
iRgiy cenplied with.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.
Part of Redwood Giant from TsIsro for
Chicago.


The section of the big redwood tree
for exhibition at the worlds fair al Chi
cago is from the largest and most per-
feet "Big Tree" IN California, cut for
the purpose from the mammoth forest
In Tuiare County. Cal 1t measures
ninety-nine feet in circumference at the
base. The height OF this monster speci-
men was Sls feet, being lie feet TO the
first limb, which limb measures three
feet in diameter. The tres is supposed
TO be nearly 5000 years old. taking each
concentric ring TO be of one years
growth. 1t is to be taken from an alti-
tude of 6,s25 feet above the sea level,
and thirty-three miles from the nearest
railroad.
Ten expert woodsmen, says the New
|. Orleans Times-Democrat. have been cut
ting the tree since March 10. As this
tree was taken from the midst of q
dense forest, 1t was found necessary to
build road for four miles, as nothing
but trail existed. leading from the
tree into the county road. In clearing
a way nearly 400 ordinary-sized trees
had to be cut down, huge rocks had to
be blasted, number Of bridges built,
and many other obstacles had to DO
overcome in order to land this giant of
the forest at the nearest railroad point.
Part of the tree has been cut out and
placed on hinges, so as to swing Open
and shut like door. The interior has
been followed to accommodate visitors.
of whom over 100 will be able to enter
and remain inside of the tree trunk at
the same time. This exhibit viii have
ESQ incandescent electric lights.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

The Maine Mr. and Mrs. PartinFton
are still on deck, saTs the LeEistea
(Me-l Journal One lady just returned
froTa Boston informs tie neigh bsrs that
she rode "spstairs in a Refrigerator ana
had her clothes washed ~ a foundry"
A Maine nan recently rose IN a rnsnici-
pal meeting and solemnly announced
tast for reasons unknown g himself
be desired % resign" An ED LADY n
Bath recently mortified srrelssivss IN
tenselT. Ata grand dinner she over
heard lag guest politely answer -
ths Nisidsr 81 tie carving knife tAst
'it vas innaztsrial wkica portion sks
lad A ivsaisss slice ~ss passed up ~
her, snd or slt LADY. after az spPres-
iativs 9i.aes, ''xpsxsed fast So vosld
have q sraaB hsns eF-u the iU rs sserAsi =
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
MAKE NO ERROR!

If you have made up your
mind that you need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go at once to DIR. ;.
Clay Todd, 43 MOnrOe-st.,
room 4, Grand Rapids, Mich.
He will save you much ex-
pense aud loss of time. DIR.
TOdd's hospital and other
experience in foreign cOun-
tries, together with his
purely vegetable and harm
less remedies imported di-
reetly from those countries,
aud 25 years special prac-
tice i'm the largest cities in
the United States, render
him peculiarly fitted for the
work of curing apparently
hopeless eases.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

The case Of malicious injury against
Frank and Ross Clark vac nolle pros q.
Hattie Nanderveen wss convicted Of
larceny, and sentence viii be executed
today.
waise Mnlder was arrAigned on the
charge of selling liquor 70 minors.
Examination begins the 10th.
The Sunday ssloon case of Frank
Schultz colAes on this morning.
Ed. Boyland's examination for keep
ing open has saloon vii occur the ITth.
Thomas Cosde and Vim. Goodrich.
charged With keeping open saloon on
Sunday, took an adjournment 10 the
lltn.
The drunk and disorderly case Of IL.
Whittemore is down for ths morning.
J. NJ. McGurrin. &rragned az q NUS
ance, viii be tired Saturday.
There were three orunks. Fred
spicer goes 10 jal for ten dave; &. II
Flory wac gwen twenty-four hours 20
pay the fine, and Thomas Nalpole VIII
be tired this afternoon.
Frank Anderson has been charged
with einbezzlement by A. A. Lord. lie
was arrested on q warrant yestercay
afternoon.
c. D. spsulding and q. II Judd got
into debate Yesterday az the ftors of
the former, 100 Monroe-st. The police
dropped IN and the debate WAS q osod.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

AZ k1@s@@s ess Es.s w.s ps.kA ..
xsx&&ess

sRsttlesnakes asy sksr2 eirss. rzs-
kies ss4 49,. bal kksy saB : eAsEz eats. =
Tee speaker sAs Geeege sts@rneS =
f.rmsx froa wa1ksE cosnty, sis 49,
tslliag sn4ks stores vale ssisinx fer ;
train al sAs deest To prsss IA .ss@F-
sions sts@rns. relates tks fsllswiRg Ia
sidsat
rs owns large black ear. SAYS the
-. Loais Glsee- Demoeral wAisa kllls
every sazks ana hard Il can th1 TAe
otaeE day he So TIE sat creeping
tsfs4gh me grass toward soms kina q
prey and watched a. A fes feet away
BE discovered large F@ttiesaake essieA
ready % strike ara is be44 Ike eyes
fxed ca those of the cat TIE head %
tae sn4ke MAS making tie peculiar
swsying motioa which Is part % The
eA2rn thas brings birds and RABBITS viii
ing victims q The mouth Of the hiaeous
reptiles Stezrnes says he saw Al :
glance tke snake vac tFyihg - charm
the est and, as be was not much At
tAched . the feliae, ks stood still -
await results. With It's body close 70
the ground, AID its tail swaying back
and ferth. the eat continued to creep
slowly forward. It's eyes were nxsd on
those OF the snake. as though se rwo
were testing their powers of nesmsF-
ism. slowly and cautiously tbs cat
erept closer and closer 20 the coiled rep
tile, and 1t really seemed fer awhifa
that it had fallen a victim 70 the
charming powers Of the rattler. When
within feur feet Of the snake il stopped,
placed its feet in position for spring,
and remained mOtioaless for an instant
The snake seemed surprised, and
changed Us position slightly. This was
the opportunity the cat was waiting for
Quick as lightning the feline leaped
sad caught the snake by the neck with
teeth aad claws, ami, after relling over
AID over on the ground for two minutes,
the snake was dead. The eat did not
release its hold until long after the
snsks ceased 70 move, and then, as IL
walked away, would occasionally look
back TO see If there was any suspicious
movement.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
picycle Comparv omcer..

The Grand Rapids Cycle Company
held It's annual meeting Tuesday even
ing and elected the following officers
for the ensuing wear. President, q. 8.
Hartman; wee president, A. h. Rich
mond. secretary and treasurer, +. Il.
Wilmsrlh. These of5cfft with Ihos.
r. HcCsrry aud X. y. Ham constitute
the board Of directors. A conusci has
been made with = Chesgo house to
handle the compsny's output Dexi sea-
son and the business outlook fof ths
company - excellent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

There are hundreds OF our people
who are suffering from lingering dis
eases, who have not received benefit
from their family physicians. Such
sufferers should write = description OF
their cases TO the famous DIR. Greene,
OF S5 w. l4th-st, New York, the dis
eovereT Of tho renowned remedy, DIR.
Grsene's Nsrynra, and successful spe-
cislist IN the cure Of all forms of ner-
yous aud chronic diseases. He can be
consulted free OF eharge-that IS, a
full description OF the case sholld be
written him. and he Will return his
diagnosis of the case, whether durable,
and advice IN regard to treatment.
without charge. He Will also send a
question blank 10 be answered by
patients.
DR.. Greene has devoted special at.en-
ton 10 treatment through letter cores
pOndence, and his success IN the cure
OF this class of diseases by his harmless
vegetable remedies. is without n par
allel. As consultation IL thus entirely
free, sufferers In our vicinity should
seize this opportunity which affords an
almost certainty of being cured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

At the annual election OF Cowan
Ledge X. Of p, Tuesday evening, the
following officers were chosen: p. c.,
Fred c. Temple; c. c, Chas. A. Beebe;
3. c., Will c. Wood; p, Fred Volkert;
NJ. of E., Jas. +. Keegan; NJ. Of F.,
Jas. Vandenberg; X. Of X. and =.
Chss. d. Neahr; NJ. of A, A. Van der
Hule. Trustees, d. /. Campau, +.
Brewer and L. J. Carroll. Representa-
tive Of Grand Lodge. u. /. Emmy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

The following are tbe newly elected
officers O. Boy,l Arcnnum Lodge Re
gent. 2. ". Fairfield. wee regent, H-
". Whipple, orstof. ]. j. Yale. secrs-
arv II. =. Baxter collector, = =
Son,ss. treasurer. IL n. idsmt. cbsp-
l.in W. II. 4 f,.e. guide. Fred BhckieF,
serfrv. y. &. ffaFsr WORTH. organ ~ t,
Charles RalooTu. trustee thfss yea =.
George ~ Mfers rfpfeee tatfe r.
cran4 ao1rcI. p IA fairfield.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
! .. .. y. Elactlons.

Ath regUisr meeting 81 ersDo Rap
iss Lodge 10. 81. + .. 9. p. the follow
far or.csrs were elected for fhe ens8-
ine ierm a. J asyness. -. 80 9. :.
IS l0sT. N r.. Pred 5sxton, D. s., .
81 MefrIl 4
pboen = Isosrs 80. -. 4. % o. r.
have elected tns folIow 81 0faofrs.
gosept s.eddsre - O. ~ =. NcT
KIRK. =. g. 1hos Dandy. p. s. a 3.
I f-aeerIr VIII 4
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

After suffering sevsTsi years ~ith
tie leucorThoss. aud no dcuhs ! would
have heen- oaly ls6Y induces re %
try s1iFhar Btters Nov I an Uell.
Thrss fotsies cured me. Mrs. Cops,
Nawpart. r
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

TIE Dstro.f News issuusziur Canada
~ tt.s fsf4 ~ slsoot tee counties = esv.
TIE Eevs swesrs lhat sHuersttor nsust
oofns, rrsnY rrons nsrt bmsracan poii.
tsesbs are postre thst sunsxatIt.r
rraat come ard ttf ORG taaf thet
sssnss 81 the 49, sesra o. - fsrsea
hsrsef. Eaf - ths Eevs shat . mere
tTsie - Har1.tcn sslsetsf9f
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
Piiosl Pilcsi Itching piles.

SYNPToMs-Moisture; intense itching
and stingng; most at night; worse by
scratching. IL allowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
ulcerate, becoming very sore. SwAYSE's :
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation, and in mcst cases
removes the tumors. At druggists, or
by mali. TOR so cents. DR.. Swayne &
Son, Philadelphia.
Peckham's Group Remedy cures
Whooplng Cough.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
Resolutions Of conaolence.

Whereas. Valley City Enc4mpment
No. IS, Of Royal Foresters wish 70 ex-
tend their sympathies to SIR knight and
believed brother, Geo. II Riebo, ln las
bereavement m the loss OF hls mother
and son; therefore,
Resolved, That a committee Of I've be
appointed 20 extend % our SiT Knight
and brother. Geo. II. Riebo, our deepest
sympathy and hrotherly love, IN the
loss Of bis son; and,
Resolved, That We also extend 20 our
Sir knight and brother our deepest
sympathy and brotherly love IN the loss
Of his mother; and,
Resolved. That these resolutions te
published IN the Morning Press and
IEIE0RAN-HETAID.
Yours IN J.. 3. and G.
BRo. Ill. C0N. S. =. KTrNr,
Bro. III. IT. CoN. -. II Corr,
BIO. III. On. II. y. EpwhnDs.
BBo. Ill. AHc. &. II. BUss,
BEo. sm kNIoHT Gro. MIrKnAN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
- - =
BIG

sale OF fancy articles At the Park
Congregational Church pArlors. Thur
day evening and Friday morning, De-
eemoer 4 and 5.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

Iruae's Red Cover Pfils cure Sex
Headache, Dygepss Ind lgestlon sd
Coast 5rstscr. 1sr per hox 5 boxes Tor
s. FER ssle ~ a. arazz "a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

Sale OF fancy articles at the Park
Congregational Church parlors, Thurs
day evening aud Friday morning, De-
cember 4 and 5.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

Dealers whs elsna that fssir prep@T-
tcns sre ss coed - hogs 2 = rssFs-
rnaH - - dossF airnlt thst hoos E
i tas stsussr6 srd gs5ssesses 80 Tar
rasrft vhch taeT tFv II va ~ resca.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

sr soFoe ccT1r rxlrsn ~ one - tae
e-rsesrs1 cfa~rs woraan osz rrsssees
Hszzszl (.sEzr sxloa PovseT gFss =.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

This list is furnished - W. p. scribner. real
estate dealer. 8 PesTlst.
Milton C. Barter 20 Belle L. Barber
lot :. blk SAD lots ana 5. Blk 81.
george re Larsen 70 Lars Nieison. n
90 sec = Spencer -.--.a......... ..-..... 30
susaonsh Hleh " Frabk n. Rsth. ~
ivy q sec q osffsid - 1000
sept roafa Golaeboreush q FranklinJ
fakef. fsrtsst4 Of see ls sparta 5000
James n LiTinrsfon 80 frztkiD 7.
MsttlAsn, pc isna oE SEC ~ Haiker- 1.Se
Wrnfr Holt 10 Atfred J. ffenfk q Al
leson p = r. q ~ 80 -. CASCADE go
Aians6n Be.s- e Nathsbifi =. Aiiea.
sHpe1s Of .et IS, bTren .....- 500
Hendrsk Nan der Nsier 10 Jacob p
Bgsh avn kswE sfsso ? Wyom-
Biasbeth liz II gan - sisssiss schneider.
FiSasesh Hsess ts Ms-fhiss sehs-i-
der. PEE in Ger . ;. - So 4. w
=. 80 - e. n Wsifsr op
fref v ier - Nictsei Hsrsk Tot q
see q. md hsU = = sec =. fiain-
rsonss Y. PEEK - C.sr.nes r. pea.
1ofs his 4 FenseFs 1as -..---. 5.f0
go. = 1enes = kste p. Iebor a
z M lsi x - ff.s,sf' k1,, So u..s.1 $50
pars - 80 i. ktewzff A Ives sda E5f
yfe.rrss f4fsr .rsV - grffn kirssfrsr-
lo1 ~ : .-eeirsT z : h,-..s 80 -
ssnEssEi ra<t let IL Cumming n
Lssa asrf.h = Hars9 Z s,essm
40 49, 81 - Lev kfes z1F Tef
NsrFip tasrt~s - tsttarte
Der5s 80 81 h1ka fes ssf sss saf
wn r RBesisy = n ss. p Negarrin.
Esm lct E ara ? 81 So q hk
grsafs a4s-.-. spN
Va 8 eaaa te 50 Hsrdssre Ca
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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

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cf rsIroas nstare. ca oh y A
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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

Nethfaz neft sriety frst-c sss wcTk
race IS ksyne : Coss. = snd a Fo0n-
tzl1-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

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s<rc1Eest <Asla = -
DTN ssronzsT tAsa - ssak-
Dlu sst asx yet = = a - .
l4et tai - = 1oz9 ~ 1E-
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features. oK. . 9u4t heFwse tAs
a.. rtks9Els1 - are oses ska4a sea. d.a-4
h<kl1s hks Nsny .stsk'' salDxs Tor -
s1zs. Is fepa 1aE5on as farnst1re esa-
ter as szkenaea - al p4rts of the
zss.oB. sEa - .ish etAsrs - Is N
asstrlss n eemFsrissE wta otheg
Cites u ~ sBe zna Fsl&aSe l9eakisn -
ths gFeas seasefs, it las Yesy b.g p4s-
se1gsx train facilities. ana Ia ans fact
hes oue II * nck &ae greatest secrets
Of Is spieeaae development. Tie rail-
roads % act hers present any elzims,
bat at ths same tinle they certainly DO
gse flFst-cisss shine 20 the eomman-
~. Fer instance: Tea trains each
say evsry week day 0stEeea here saa
ChWzko ave every week day q sna
lEonl Traverse Civ; -four - snd fr0m
tne S4gl8sWs aud Bay Cisy; four 10 snd
ffcm fadianapols. 1hese are featorss
~ which shis city has a great ally ana
o. thsm AL the aceommOd .tlons furnlsn-
ed y the favorite Chies-
20 4 West Mich gaa and
tie Detroit, Lansing 4 For its size
Northern K. <. steadily
nalRlalu the fF0at rank, DIG
doing their best % maui Dlu
tain tor Grand Rapids
/ transportation facilities
/ shlch are 70 say the least,
sale OF fancy articles at the Park
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

Frames al nalf prlce at Bayne q Co.'s
photograph studio. Ground floor.
Lily white Flour,
Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, Is family favorite. Try it.