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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-20
FOR PORTLAND 8 ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY "a
/ Ocean Dlvision-and PACIFIC COAST ftGSssgg
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street Wharf, at 10 NJ, Tor the above ports o.
their Al iron steamships. VIZ:
STATE OF CALIFORNlA-Sept 90, Oct, IL, 90,
Nov A. 49, 20. Dee TO- o. Jan. B. 49, ~
CoLUMBIA-Sept. %, Oct. Z, 10, 81, Nov. IL, "a
OREG0N-oct 5, Is, n, Nov. 8. 20. Dec. 2, IA,
26, Jan. 7, 10, 81.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pacla:
Railroad Oregon Short Line and other dlvergins
lines for all points in Oregon, Washington,
British Columbia ALASKA, Idaho Montana,
Dakota, Utah. Wyoming, Yellowstone PARK. and ali
points East and South aud to Europe.
Fare to Portand-Cabin. $40; steerage, 80; rouno
Tip cabin. $50
ticket Ofices-l Montgomery street and Palace
Hotel. 4 New Montgomery street.
GOODALL PERKINS 4 CO.. Supt. Ocean Line
mrs 10 Market street, San francisco.
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LOST In THE Fog.
Ivy Baldwin's Parachute Jump Mt Bn-
k-rs Reach.

Ivy Baldwin's Parachute Jump Mt Bn-
k-rs Reach.
A successful parachute jump from an ele-
walton of 1900 feet WAS made by Ivy Bald
win near Bakers Beach yesterday afternoon.
1t took just eight minutes t, fill the balloon
with 1000 cubic feet of hot air, and an in
slant after il was liberated the aeronaut,
parachute and all disappeared III the n lists.
Five minutes later something white 1lut-
tered to the sand dunes half mile to the
eastward, aud upon inspection it turned Oat
TO be Baldwin and his parachute. The bal
loon foated several hundred yards further
and descended to the railroad track.
Pickpockets were out in full force, and
one young lady was relieved of purse con-
tanning several dollars. Fakirs Of all kin DIS
did land-office business.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-20
OUT OF THE SHADOW.
A Frenchwoman Almost sufocated by
Escaptne Gas.

A Frenchwoman Almost SuTocated by
Escaping Gas.
Mrs. Pom, a FrencbwOman, arrived Sat-
urday in this city from her homa in France,
and went to live at 1881 Stockton street.
Yesterday morning she was found in her
bed unconscious and apparently dying from
sutfocation BY gas, of which her room was
full. One of the frightened inmates of the
house ran to the Receiving Hospital, and
Assistant Police Surgeon Bunker went TO
the woman's assistance and soon afterward
had her able to speak. She did not under
stand the use of gas, having come from
country district of her native land. After
retiring, she said, she blew out the fame
and was quickly asleep. The physician
stated that she had most narrow escape
from death.
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A Lonely Death.

A man unknown to the authorities died at
the City and County Hospital yesterday
from pneumonia. He was received into the
hospital Friday on permit from the Board
Of Health He was about 40 years Of age.
His body is at the M0rgue for Identification.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-20

The Pacific Mail Company's steamship
Collma arrived from Panama and way ports
at an early hour yesterday morning. From
files of exchanges as late as September 25th
the following items are taken.
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Sucre is about to be Illuminated by cleo
tricity.
Counterfeiters have been doing thriving
business in OTuro.
At Arpillapampa, in Argue Province, i'm
mense coal fields have been discovered.
Currency is SO scarce in Oruro that citi-
zens are cutting the notes into pieces and
passing the pieces as fractional currency.
The establishment OF a powerful syndicate
In London to WORK gold and silver mines in
Bolivia is attracting much attention 10 La
Paz.
The Sucre Dia states the Government is
having the mint placed in thorough working
order, and that shortly coinage will COM
mence on an extensive scale.
A La Paz daily reports: n. Flores, one of
the assassinS Of the two American citizens
who were murdered at Pelechuco in May
last, has been brought 10 the capitol. Those
transformations were mere prologue to what
has subsequently been perpetrated by those
who are working against the Government of
General Canaeho.
Smallpox is carrying off many victims in
the villages in the Cordilera. 1t must be re-
membered that many of these people make
up their minds to die directly they are at
tackled, as they do not believe smallpox to
be disease, but the result of wtchcraft
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-20

SALVATION OIL. the great pain remedy. is genu-
inc and reliable liniment Price % cents.
No has been disappointed In using DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup for a cold.
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sAUsALITo- RAFAEL-sAN QUENTIN
Via
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD.

TIME TABLE.
Commencing Monday, September { 1890,
andunt further notice. boats and trains will run az
From SAN FRANCISCO for sAUsALITo and SAN
RAFAEL (week daysl-7 80, $50, IL 100 A. NJ;
1880. 1928, :55, $3.50 p. M
(Sundays 800, 1000, IL 80 A. NJ; 80, 500
sos, $3.50 P. NJ.
From san FRANCIsCo for MILL VALLEY week
daysl-9 80, :c0 4. NJ; :25, 4 ;55 P. II.
sos p. NJ.
From SAN RAFAEL for SAN FRANCISCO week
days)-e:lO, 7;45, $3.50. 11:l5 A. NJ; $780, 1920.
tsundaysJ-soo, $3.50. A. NJ; 1900 NJ; 1850 $3.50.
500 r N. Extra trip on Saturday at $50 p. NJ.
Fare, so cents, round trip.
From MILL VALLEY Tor SAN FRANCISCO (week
days)-7:55, II ;o5 A. NJ; 3:35, 505 p. N.
i 10 Cents LA ;onnS ,s 40 $40
From SAUSALITO for SAN FRANCISCO week
days)-6:4o, s:l5, 1905 A. M; 1905, 2:1b, :05,
(Sundays]-s:45, 1O:40 4. M; 12:45, Gals. AIS,
6:45 P. NJ. Extra trip on Saturday at TAO n.
Fare, 20 cents. round trip.
THROUGH TRAINS.
HOO a. NJ, Daily saturdays and Sundays CT.
ceptedl from San Francisco for Cazadero and In.
termediate stations. Returning, leaves Cazadero
San Francisco ut IL :35 p. NJ.
1880 T.. NJ. Saturdays only, from San Francisco
for Cazadero and intermediate stations.
500 A. NJ. Sundays only. from San Francisco for
Point Reyes and intermediate stations. Return
Ing arrives in San Francisco at 6:l5 p. NJ.
EXCURSION RATES.
Tbirty-day e1cursion-Round-trip Tickets to and
from all stations, at 20 per cent reduction from
single tariff rate.
Friday to Monday Excursion-Round-trip Tickets
sold on Fridays and saturdays. good 20 return fol-
lowing Monday: Camp Taylor, 81 rs; Tocaloma
and Point Reyes. 81 90; Tomales 81 rs; Howard's.
% so; Cazatero, 81 90.
Sunday Excursion-Round-tripT Tickets, good on day
sold only: Camp Taylor, 81 so; Tocaloma and
Point Reyes, 81 rs.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stages leave Cazadero daily except Mondays) for
Stewards Point, Gualala Point Arena Cufeys
Cove. Navarro, Mendocino City and all points ON
the North Coast
JNO. W. COLEMAN FB LATHAM
General Manager. Gen. Pass Il Tkt. Agt
General Offices. 33I Pine Street. sol Il
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The death recently occurred in Quito of
General Martinez Araricio, Colombian by
birth, and veteran of the War of Indepen-
dence, and who had lived and served in Ecua-
dor during many years.
The sale Of gunpowder is Government
monopoly in Ecuador. Recently the supply
ran short, and an order for fresh supply
was sent to the United States. By mistake
powder for use in heavy artillery was sent
out. and, as there is no guDpOwder in the
Republic. the Guayaquil Nacion reports that
squirrels, parrots and all kinds of birds and
small animals are increasing in number and
growing fat.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
rwo-AeAoeo moccAsis-
A EzeoGzssr vita . yeaenaszs hsP1A'
ESaotF Araxca-


A party of fshefnsa returned ee-zs
this eFeaiRg fsesa the Cut o., tnree
niles oelp6 shls city. sEltes tAe O24eAa
silLl cores spo2dent of the - L.o4As
Glooe- -Denoerat. where taey lad os<a
anglGg since early morning slsn seAsD-
did success These particular clse-f 80
OF Maltoa act oniy secare4 "A AoAh-
dancs ot tlack s'sss. salmon, plAs ~ha
s1nfsh. bar brought bzck with them
the most decided curiosity Ia the shape
OF an oyipzrous ns0nstr0sity ever VT
messed in tbs city. II Was 10 less han
4oubls-he z1eG snake, pure and mus
putable, ana = monster serpent a. tl@t'
Of the naoccasin variety, its length be-
ing little short Of nve feet and is cir
eumferenee around the thickest part "I
It's body eight inches plump
The serpent VAS killed near The
waters edge by Captain Leo helt, an IN
trepid old soldier. who Was nercely az
taezeA By the reptile, and would no
doubt have been severely bitten, had u
not been for his prowess as marksmah
and he rapidity with which he drew
his revolver from his pistol pocket and
fired a couple OF balls in rapid success
sion into the body Of his dangerous
antagonist.
+ The snake ha1 evidently crawle1 out
+ of hole in the decayed stump OF tree,
and when first discovered VAS lying full
length in the sun just in front OF the
apertare. Captain Heit first imagined
f there were two reptiles lying together,
but on cautiously approaching the spot
observed, 70 his amazement, that it was
one snake only, but with two distinct
and perfectly formed heads.
The hideous reptile, which had evil
IDENTIFY been in stupor, suddenly be-
came aroused. and was in the act OF
darting at the captain, when, as above
stated, a couple OF doses OF cold lead
from Heit's revolver brought the SER
pent TO a halt, almost at his very feet.
On examining the moccasin il was
found that the two heads forked at right
and left angles from the body, each head
having between three and four inches
of neck. The heads were perfectly
formed and exactly alike, and when the
serpent was aroused from its stupor both
Gave forth O horrible Kissing sound
which for an instant nearly paralyzed
the captain.
The latter gentleman says he has
faced during his manhood about every
thing that was calculated TO try a fel-
lows nerve, from band of Forests
guerillas to 4 Rocky Mountain lion, but
he never tackled any thing yet that
tried his courage more effectually than
that double-headed moccasin.
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GOOD HEART IN POLITICS.
=. II General Garrison Thinks
Politicians are Patriots.
nsEuk- 10 Thess WhS Dsery me Feiirisis4
-Lsso a Party l. Lsss 81 $S2aers-
aaasasrsass 60 PoiiEies AszerIea's
Gre21ese D4a<sE.


The eueesuaI world has many
f.aa. one q these IS that men II poli-
ties Ire sslEzh an1 ggasplng- Society
sud palpil both have a great cesl %
sav II the brutality u politics and the
sslGshp cess of politicians have been
twenty -four years IN Eclitics, and an
ready 70 be called as witness on tho
ether slds- As rcsulE of close obseE-
vaEson. an ready 70 say that there -
much 1oze IN politics % discipline and
broaden men ana make them more gen
eroas than IN almost any other pro-
fessioa OF pQzsaIs IA lite-
The love Of uan for his party Is only
another form Of the love Of a man for
hls country II be have an honest faith
Ia bis party's principles, he - poor
citizen IL be does not strive In every
way 10 advance them into the approval
of the country and into place in the
laws IL Is the very theory OF oCr Gov
ernment that every American has a
right and = duty 20 his own political
opinions and % nght for them IL IS the
lealth Of oar politics. the sharp con-
tests. the strong resistance OF parties TO
each other and the fierce white light
that shinea on all contests between par
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AN ORDINANCE. 70 regulate the construc
tiOn. maintenance and use OF sidewalks IN
that portion OF Canal street, ia the city OF
6rand Rapids, between Bridge street and
Lyon street. IN said city.
The Common Council OF the city OF 1rand
Rapids do orda ia as fellows;
isecilon !. hat al slde walks hereafter buiIi,
constructed or repaired IN that norton ol
Cana street. in the city OF Grand Rapids. Dt-
tween Bridge street ana Lyon street, IN sald
city. shall be constructed, Ouilf and repaired
81 the materials and in the manner n"aS pro
Hlced by the ordinances of said city. reg1at-
Ing the construction ana repair OF SIDEWALKS
IN that portion OF Canal street.and all side
walks shall be laid without any Step or proJec-
ton therein between the mont llne OF the
buildings on said street and the outer ecge ol
ire sidewalk.
sec. z. All entrances, getaways ana open
ings for the purpose OF access. or Tor tie adiiis-
sion OF light 10 the Easements OF buildings on
said portion of canal street. shall Dc 50 cOn-
structed and maintained tnat said entrances.
stairways, and other openings shall not tn
croach or take up more than four feet of said
Sidewalk next adjoining the front bullClLs
lire OF the buildings on said street.
Sec 3. Any person or persons Who shall
violate any OF the provisions or requirements
of Ills ordinance. on conviction thereoI, shaii
hc punished by fine OF not Tess tnan ten dol
lars nor more than one hundred dollars
aud costs OF prosecution, or by lnpi.f on
mont al hard labor In the common Jall OF the
county of Kent. or in any penitentltry. jail,
worahouse. house OF correction or almsnouse
ni said city. in tie discretion OF tae court on
magistrate before whom the conviction may
De mad, for pericd of not less than five days
nor more than Ninety days. and IN case such
court or magistrate shall only impose "A fiDe
and costs the offender may be sentenced to
hcimprisoned at hard labor in the common
is.l OF the county Of Kent. or in any peni-
tcntiary. jail. w9rShcu5e, house OF corfectlon
or almshOuSe of said city until the payment Oi
such fine and cests. for a period OF not more
than ninety days.
Passed and approved by the Common Coun
ell of the cify OF Grand Rapids in regular ses
sion, held Monday evening. July Il. lsgJ.
W. A. SHlNkMAN.
Cffv clerk
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LEGAL ADVERTISING.

A eAD1 1NANCE. grsnll.g psfi4 So y ia' shs
Wales l1lg ctrcel s1a ssir - -
reay. fsnd hsFl4s. g es'lissi -. -. & ,'--s
as - e.-4 AKA vits te- 49, s-A -.
BIS ana otfe. f-sebEases 81 spoftleA x 3 ia
stfees. Ii.e elty 81 Ssraa4 A14t1s AAf sAasS
1c41s : sses1tl.t g. ~ tf1tt s se'l -. -
a. ere nsa sfaaisng fel 49, i -. ~
f-i,es fy effees a~4 t4'lz iEsstNt.f ts..-
ieas "a Sfassa tsAsI4S. ~ Ss-I9-t - i. A-.-t
tSla al q lS- ; & 7eet rellnad - 80 49,
sisesss tae City 81 6fan4 t.a ias' F~sS~
1ae cd mo4 Ceunell ei tAe city q oreRa
Rapies, db sraaia - fslloNss
>eStioA =. tL2l coI.selt, pvrl9tfsloA 40 -
t-o4i,s at kcr - Slter, sl~iittk ~ 3-.e %sss
xeeSed ia tAe s4la alley N-ts >sltsg 49, teele
tAalNay feIapaDy. ~ Graa4 h4pics. - COS
s.ssci ~ ant malHlsia ceb9ls eS,le-ia
n.t4 al 4Ge Necessary Rhcel pts AAt .tsSi
la&- ntAvtS ,. "a ara a-etts liAl pSt tlea - -st-
stf-ft. lI SAD city. GSstr bel a. foaSes; 4 al
thSnelas ~ the west cAG II The caA2Ntts, -
SD IA iN4s eomB28y Aew IN lsoN siIetl Aaa
extending tleHoe westerly ~. AiNAE @ae
thfeusA AyQa street 60 tle west eGa tasfs'i
N-tA tAe fisAs 70 eonares IN sane MAa t,ie
~ II lear The west cB1 81 ly3a street. The
conoNli, Plt anG ElGcsllery hereby Sutn oflAce
shzi al BE- pizeea under grouaa, sa4 sbS4i
eOAi0tAi u tie ZIale o sd street, - aeN =
ittisbca, o. Is * s1Sil fIOm line e time te re-
established OF altered; ana s&ia railw1y coni-
tah may Place AID iaaiutAlA IA said ceAeUlts
~ Ae-0tai aa1 convenient endless cshiss tof
ti.e llrpoSs Il operating tas Na0.S o. Nis psit
et It's lines of cable rsllnSy,
See. Z. lat p0srrs AID privileges conferred
~ the provisions OF thls ordnance shall ne
liAited 10 thirTs isN years, IRON the pAss@s e
Thereof. ane sa i railway Company shaii M.thiu
t-lrty days after tie passage 81 this of 1tnsuce.
SIGNIFY is acceptance ot the rights and pafl-
lfsss ntieby sr4l Cd. ana Lle such acteI It21ce
with the city CLERK.
See q Ihat this ordinance shat De taken
and treated as supplement- 20 a. ordinance
entitled An ordinance granting pecsa iSsiVn
70 tAe Valley tlrF Street and N@oie Railway
Company. OF GraHa Aaplds. 10 construct, main
tain and Use Il street railway Cd sitalp streets
in the city 0f Grand Rapids. passed March g,
l,,e, aud all the provisions OF SAID last men
TONED ordnance shall, except y acre Olhet
provision is herein made, apply and be in
force As 70 tie privileges hereby authorized
and granted.
Passed and approved by the Common Couh-
sion. held Monday evening. July 4. iSso:
y. A. SHINhMAN,
City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
LoMeARpY,s Zoe cRown.
a Regal ornam.ns over Fifseea Hsndrss
Years Oh

When Napolcon L was crowned King
cf Italy a. Milan. IN 1903 he placed the
iron crown OF tho Kings Of Lon hardy
upon his head with his own hands. ex-
claiming: Dies - 81 5ear>, 01rs q eus
n foV-5s - "(God has given is 20 ne, be-
ware who touches r-) This. according
81 Scott. was she motto attached 20 the
crown bv its ancient owners
The crown takes It's name from The
narrow iron bard Within il. which ia
abou- tbree-eiEh of Al inch broad
and one-te7th Il an inch 81 thickness.
Trsdition snys it ~as made o. one q the
nails used at the cruci fxion q Jesus,
and vas given 20 Constantine b his
mother. Helena. tie disceverer of "a
cross. - protect lin in battle Afoer-
ward is vas used az the coronatio1s r
The Lombard kings. rri. arily a. that u
AEilnltas, a. Milan. n the year 5el-
Tie crovn IS nov ksrt Ia the tathes-
"a q MonzA TIE outer circuit "a con-
posed e SIX aousl pieces = beatea gola-
Soinea tcVs ther by hinges. and set vita
large ruhtes, er1e-afis ard saprhirss On
= E-ou4d - hlae rold enannek Within
the cLreuis Is tie iron said - ksve ~
specs . rust apon il. slthough Is hss
hoea- 1zDased for over L5s9 Eears<
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
SEVEN SPOOK EVENTS.
No Particular Locality Uas Monopoly
of the Spirit Throng.

~
of the Spirit Throng.
A woman died under suspicious cir
cumstances in small house near Mar
shall, H., last November. Since then
IL is said that a fern in white has been
seen 10 pass In and out Of the house at
the same hour each night
On farm near Springfield, Mo-, a
spectral rabbit fingers about an old well.
into which the dead body of murdered
peddler was thrown many years ago.
The animal is bullet proof. No matter
how many shots are aimed at it, 1t main
tains its position day after day.
A New York widower, on the night OF
his marriage to another woman, was
surprised by visit from the spirit of
his first wife, who delivered to him
lecture on the evil of his ways, giving
him to understand in the most emphatic
language that she strongly disapproved
Of his course.
AS Maine judge was riding past
graveyard one moonlight night, he
thought he saw ghost. There was
something white on top of tomb, and
it moved. Getting nearer, he saw its
eyes CLEAN. But determining TO solve
the phenomenon, he advanced into the
graveyard and discovered that tho
spectral object was only stray sheep.
An elegant Indianapolis mansion Is
empty and is offered for rent at a very
low figure. The owner vacates because
he is tired of the racket kicked up by
invisible midnight visitors. Furniture
is turned upside down and the piano
played by unseen hands. A ghostly fin
ger appears and traces on the mirror
letters of the color of blood, spelling out
the word "Beware"'
A correspondent OF a Cincinnati paper
saws that while he was in the army in
1863 he awoke one morning on hearing
his name called by his sisters voicel
No one else heard the sound and the oc-
currence passed from his mind few
DAYS later, when be received letter
from home stating that his sister had
died on the very day he was so strangely
awakened.
Mandan, Oak, has a spook and -
proud of it, a man named Lansing died
in 1881 in a house which has been vacant
ever since. Those who pass the place
in the nighttime see strange lights fit
ting about in the deserted rooms and
hear groans and cries OF distress. One
farmer who had the courage to look in
the window declares that be saw Lam
sing. with face as pale as death, lying
on the floor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

The Sarnis (Ont.) town clock stopped
a. 4:s0 one Thursday morning, and Mr.
Williams. on going 20 ascertain the
cause. found the hands had been secure
" tied down By strands OF twine and
grass The mischief had been done by
a pair OF English sparrows. who had
selected the angle formed By the hands
"a a site for nest. The movement OF
the hands interferea with their plans,
and the birds put their wits 70 work -
devise a remedy that would secure the
stability Of the most. Their first scheme
was 20 wind the shaft on which the
hands are pivoted round and roBnd with
grass and cords Thas falling. they tied
tho hands together and 70 tie frame
work in such a manner that IL took con
siderable tine and a great deal q labor
on Mr. Williams part 70 remove the oo-
structions. Ths engineering skill dis
played bT he birds IN accomplishing
their obiect showed that they possessed
reasoning powers II no mean order, b.
sides a. amount of industry snd perse-
verance in gathering ne material with
II the few hours at their disposal ih@t
is aluos5 Incredible.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
Sealed Proposals.
OTEIcE RoAnD oF puBLIC Y

Offfff i4fAtD OF ~ BLU W OhAS
GRIND l,APlIfs, Mich. july -, lsso.
Sealed prop wal Nc received Al the ONCE
Of tae Board units .>gfu- day. August :, 1880. at
20 y. ~, Tor the improvement OF the alley
between Kent street and Ottawa street. from
East Bridge streetEO Hastings street. accord
ing 10 the plans aud specifications on tlo at
he Office OF the Board.
'fhe Board reserves the right 10 reject any
al bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum of $1,000, 10 be forfeited tot the City
Of Grand Rapids in case he shall fan 10 enter
into contract, In accordance with his pro.
poSal, should bis said proposal be accepted by
tae Board of Public Works.
All proposals must be made upon blanks
that will be furnished upon application at the
office OF the Board.
By order of the Board.
JAS. y. DAVIS.
Attest: President.
FRED A. TwAMIEY. Secretary. aug
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
Sealed Proposals.
Osricy BeARD OF PUsIc YoI

OsFlCy BoARD OF PTgIIC WORKS.
GRAND RAPIDS Nich.. July %. l6M.
Sealed PROPOSALS will be received at the offlce
~ the Board until saturday, August .. 1870, AZ
2:2l y. M. for the construction of sewer in
west Leonard strest. from Alpine avenue 10
The West Side ditch. according 10 the plans
md specifications on file at the Office of the
Board.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any
or all bids.
Zach bidder shall deposit with hts proposal
Tie sum OF sloo.o0. 10 be forfeited to the City
Of Grind Ranios ~ casc he shiii faii % enter
MO contract in accordance With as proposal
shoCld his said proposal be accepted by the
Ecard OF Pubic Works
al rroposa's ug.t 80 made upon blanks that
wub- furn shed upon application at the ofice
Gf he Board.
b order II the Board.
JAS y. DAVIS.
Afio,t: President.
tsrD A. TwAxLEY. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
DETROIT. G. Il. AND MILWAUKEE


Detroit express leaving 50 m has Warner
paIlor and buffet car attached. and efeniu 3
express leaving s:45 "a has parior car az
thched. These trains make direct connection
in Detroit for ali points East.
Express leaving ~ 1855 m has Wagner
az .21am.
Steamboat express makes direct connection
81 Grand Haven With steamer FOR Milwaukee.
Through railroad tickets and ocean steam
ship tickets and sleeping car berfhs secured af
-. g. ii. & ~. once. = Monroe 81. and III ths
depot
JAS CAMPBELL City Pass Agent.
JNO. " LOUD. Ir8flc Manager. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

ause-Hsod's Sa-ssparills. EHects
-tGre Blood a. hunfors cured. 9 god
ttes healthy zestion. 10 dTsTep-
l- oraIa refres 8Ie svstsn bg.t
ap and strength a. Try
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

loses Red Clover Fle Remedy. e
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5oc- For sale by a. drugs gsts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
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Notice j. hereby glXcn lhat tae assessment
roli Tor eradins. eraxe1tug AID PAVING he EUt
teTs u AeNbrrfg street ifoIA clinton y eet -
Neit avenue. ia the N.iy 81 or&Ed Rapids. =
ncN ia 10y hSnas. Sad that Nll receive liAs
eat iAcEcOA feT lke pfrle4 81 twenty 1Hks
ifNm llas date, al tbe of3ce u the tiiy ifeas
GEORGE r. PERRY.
aug ls NatS treasurer.