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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

ArTtrsks CIT, Kan. Julv % -
Trssssg evening Special Aren't G. r.
Parker received orders that every ere
uast vscsts re Cherokee strip vhc =
there "a violstion q tte law NJ.
Parker bss slrsys understood nat sis
saees we're - investigate tie cattle
b-xtusss. hut ths order wee savs Be
u4gst ezVsl every one- He hzs sssu
s-ssse~s ar the ontlet but has
never rsuevsS tbsn beesuss 81
ak Of orssrs
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
ohssly rlna Is 30. woods.

PorrrAwD, Ne. July sa-Cbsrles
Thompson. bis wife and sons
wifs. o. Great ChebesgUs Island
reuort that or Monday while berry.
fug in Goose island near Che
tsague. they cane across TIE re-
mains q TIE bodies - I've children
On = rock we're four hands and feur feet
recently cutos. A large Ere rad bsen
bullt near by. ard IN ths chsrres wood
we're bones. as s. The cbll6ren's bod 90
had heea bgrned
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

NEW YORK, July 3o-The squadron
OF evolution, which has been cruising
in foreign waters for the last eight
months. dropped anchor in Gravesend
bay just before T. o'clock Tuesday night
They are the Chicago. the Boston and the
Atlanta. The ships came up TO quaraa-
tine during the morning, and were in
spectsd by Dr. Smith. They come from
Rio Janeiro. a port that is seldom FREQ
OF yellow fever. There have been
three deaths since the squadron left
home. The crews were rot allowed 70
20 ashore 81 any port n Brazil
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Three Children Killed aud Two Injured
by Train at Paterson, ~. j.


PATERSON, n. j., July so - Three
children were run over and instantly
killed and two others injured on the
Erie railroad hero Tuesday night The
children were returning from a black
berrying trip, and while crossing the
railroad bridge they saw train coming
from abe cast and crossed over Oh he
other track. They did not notice q train
coming in the other direction until it
was close upon them. Before they could
get out of the way the train struck Jennie
Brewster, aged II, and Mamie and Nell
lie Warren, aged IL and 10 years, kill
ing them instantly. Jennie Warren,
aged 8, escaped with scalp wound, and
Willie Warren, aged 4, fell to the river
below, distance OF thirty feet into the
water. but was not much injured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

Nrw OBIRtxs. July 81 The Fira.
vune has = special from Mississippi
Ctv which ssys that a report reached
there that hbnsr Breelsnd. 3 we'll
known resident Of that section, vas
shot and killed 81 hss home, about
nineteen miles from Mississippi City.
on Saturday last bT his son. i is re-
ported thst ct The time 81 the shooting
Mr. Brselsn1 was beating his vile, TIE
l.or.a nlofher
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

HAWUToS, ons, Jsly So-While a
party Of SIX ladies and gentlemen were
driving from Burlington - 0akville
Monday night their team took friE at
and ran sway. throwing out all the oc-
cupsnts of the wagon Miss Ina Mar
istt fell on her head and was instantly
killed Aiiss McKechnie, Of Dgndas.
was seriously injured. The others sus-
tanned slight INJURIES
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

Jackson. Mss. July S9-The vote
cast throughout the STATE Tuesday was
very light and the election was very
qaiet There was no opposition 70 the
fourteen Democratic ncni inees 70 The con
stitutionsl convention FOR the state a.
large. and the Democratic local nom
issss were not opposed IN ss many as
balf a dozen counties Ex-Governor
Alcorn ana ex-Chief Justice simrzll.
the two leadiag Republicans Of tie
STATE, were placed On the Democratic
ticket ard elected
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

NnwkUKKE. July so-Eevs has
rsscbsd .his city Of tbs death ~ Ban
Mag. Cal. q Lev Fstssr George 4
Willard. formerly of tsis city. and well
krown ttroeaboBt ths Northwest. Pa
fher willard vss Nicsr General - Dz-
kota Under Bishop hartT from 1850 q
1sss II the after vssr hs bscsus see-
rstsrv - tbs Catholic infisn Bufesu 81
wasflrgton. srd Wa serving in tbst
cspselsT a. tss tius - his dsas1 His
mission r. California vss ths building
q an In1isr sesoei Al Bsnning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

Dxs NoISrs. Ia. July 70 The report
ssnt out from Springfield that Secretary
shsrsr. 81 tbs iowa stats Board ~
kgricuiturs. had informed ths Secretary
81 TIE Illinois STATE Board that Iowa
would rake no s~ricBituyal s1nibit -
tie worlds fair II the proposed double
site wss chosen vae srpnstlesllT oe-
nies ,. Secretary shsfss bers to-nsT.
he SAYS TIE fovs board bss szp-essee
10 such opinion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

CAvroS. o, Jaly sQ-At o'clock
this afternoon Mss Annie Mckinley.
sister Of Congressman Mckinley. died
at her fathers residence here. She had
been iIl four weeks, caused By over
study in her position As teacher in the
public school here. The deceased had
been assistant principal OF the Canton
high school twentv-nine years
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

NV NcRE, July 50. The exeeative
conanitteo e the league q Repuhllean
clubs o. rhe SAFE set - tbe Flfta Ava
nse Ho1el Taessay snd acci5ed - issae
a caii lov Stase conven sion 70 b - 3
az Saraeora oa Tha-sis7. septeun ber a
A resclatioa iadorsirr the pria PES
eu bod led n The Federal electloa oill
vas aasniuo1sls adorted
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

TnAvTHs. ca. July 80--Ths basi-
ness pars 81 THIS town vas practically
wiped or Taesis- bv fre- The loss "a
falF slo5. COO Al ~ tie large stores,
incluaing tie hotel and livery stable.
tcgsthsr with nineoesn horses we're
trrre3 The town is ths center q =
Trest wbeat-groTi section in Tulsrie e
CoantT. sna lately bseszs tse seat for
fruit saiVptng.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
sta-rafion In zoIuIana.

LoNDoN, JslT s0-Terrible stsrva-
tion Is reported ss existing under Brit
ish rule in Zuiuland. The natives sre
perishinr Of hunger in a country which
ozght % be prod 6uctive. ard the scant
aid given " tbe British Govsrunsnt IN
the way oi rations has eEected bat
slight RELIEF TIE once powerful ns-
tion Of u Is is nov 3 mere Vreck. and
colonial enterprise has Dot made SUI
cienr headwar - eSace tie devastation
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

BoovE, Ia. July 20 The city su-
thorities have insugarsted var against
trsups. arrestiag them Under the pro
visions - t6s new znti-tranp law e
the STATE. Vine were captured Tues
day morning and esch sentenced % ten
days labor ca the streets. This move
has cleared The soNn of trsmps for ths
present.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

TTFxSA. Jair ga The szlzseh river
has overfoeea iss BANKS and inaa.
1zted tas surrounding ooaatrg. The
railway station a. kisehofsaossn "a
fooSeA Many versions along fhe Ene
a 80 river have been drowned and
her Aoasss Destroyed
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
PRlnT Mills 10 CLOSE.
Overproduetisn Alleged and Two
weeks Idiensss u Necessary.

NfFH4 IHIFHftf y l'Ft'-r+IF =
PRovIpn~cK, r. I, July 80 1t bs
stated upon Trustworthy authority
that every print-cloth mill In the
country will shut d0wn Tor weeks, be-
ginning carly n August The cause
7 is oeorproductlou. The calico printers
are as busy IS last year. but the prod uc-
ton 81 the print-cioth mills has been
steadily piling up until there is sur
pius of more than ESQ eg3 pieces.
against Igs. 600 year ago a iortnights
shutdown, II IS expected. viii care the
difficulty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

t.ENt. O. aalT - BY a runawa7 ac-
eident Ines3sg afternoon Ar~Afa saast5.
sgea - Tears, aa5 Rohevt ersa& sz1ell
eey. ~ere iassaatly SiIlss. srs Nslv5lls
ereenssit xas ser.oaslv fzs1rs1-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
Hsavr TaHnr. ~ fsh.fsd~Ips a.

PEIE.ADzLFH1k. JalT al = u
rs-t & Co. r-aaafsetsrsrs of fertilizers
failed Tuesday afeerneon. Toe assel
arc 3 sced At S5ss 0ys sat t5e lisoa44alss
a. SsI1,ee0.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

Nzw osLzAxs. July 81 a special
rom Scran toa. Miss.. 70 TIE Picayuae
says Heazv DgaleT loolo-osl Nas ex-
ecate9 here Tuesday. Lae crime Ter
~hieh ke vas hanged as The Tillfal
murder q Hsarv FlsiEge. white
'sal-ar. anoos sas Ist q last April
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

We do business on a cash basis. and
can afford TO sell a good article on =
small profit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16
The Coming Election.

All interested in the financial affairs
of our city, as well as the condition Of
its streets, sidewalks, water, gas, schools,
police and fire departments, and many
other things helpful TO the building u
of our might-be- beautiful city, should
see that the right men are placed II
charge of its government this coming
election. 1t is high time that our bIsl-
ness interests should be voiced by
class of practical and liberal-mlnded
men. We should know how every man
seeking the emoluments and honors Of
Office stands in relation to the welfare
of this city. Give us intelligent men,
practical men, broad-minded men, men
who understand their business, their
uu,y and do il; men who know what
THIS ,Tty needs, what it wants and why
II tnts it. The interest of Grand Rap
i'd iS greater than that of any single
mau. Let there be consultation meet
lngS and formulate plans practical and
JUS before nominations are made.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16
Co.oPERATIvE EMPLOYMENT co.

CHOICE VACANT LOTS For sale cheap. $50
and upwards between Livingston and Colt
aves., on the hill.
SPLENDIDLY LOCATED LOT On Crescent
- aNe.s price $50.
TEN-BOoM HOUSE AND LOT. One block from
BTidge-st.. on the hil. SO or more down;
balance per cent; price s5f1.
HOUSE AND LOT on Thomasst.. near
II uion-st.; new. modern style. turasce.
CRATE. etc; nine rooms; lot 5-KtGs price
S<fo; SO OF n re down
NEW. NEAT COTTAGE, $40 on i1stalment
- plan. 81 q wn four blocks mouth Of East
bTidgest-. on Ciancy-st
RRING Is slfo as = payment on place aud
- we VII SHOW you our vacant lots, u tle7
suit we wil bu ID you house sueh as you oe-
sire aad receive the balance ct payments "a
monthly ilstalmentS
HOUSE AND LOT On the bin. worth $500.
n G. eXcbag- for vacant lets
HOUSE AND LOT % Williams St. worth
II sLifn near South Divisions. I'VE minutes
walk from MoBroe-st.. g. exchange for some
cash snd smaller priced house AID lot.
RESIDENCE ON HENRY sI. near Cherrv-
~ 81. IT % sB.9f 20 exchange Tor vacant 'ots.
coon SITE FOB RESIDENCE: Lot s0xe0;
= lmpfoveDea 3. Watef- Gas aid sewer ll lot /.
onIr isr ieff On Portsmouth Terrace between
touatsin aud FBiJon-sts price sIb0.
VACANT LOIS So upward in northwest
1art Of city.
Ions on HARLAN-sT- near Hsu-st-. 500
S9S00 TAKEs HOUSE AyD lot sos
-v|Dy North LafaF test. u rooms. cos
FARA PROPERTY FOR ssLE-s1 acres IN
township n d3a- Dtfaws c18atT Is
scres 1oravea. s. acrrs 5lsck ioaEe, orchard
a11 tfr D1iail-s seres f7Brsa1-a a 3
l,iies Eesf ~ cry, a. imp- -aVeds u-H hesse.
barn sEd etaer tF'5efa g7of sDgls orcrsrd.
srres frp-1rsl t@n roam sse fro isr0e
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16
THE OBSERVER

CONSISTENCY. HaoE AKr JhwEL
InsKs : = paeulEaF offensive "a e.
CT insoleaee u the weAk 2tlenpg q ne
Dem0crat.c tee-trade journals q use
sous recent or f2r-fegchsa failures cI
certain American gooleu mllls IA proof
that TIE tariff cripples home Industry.
Two years ago these very sAms sheets
we're engaged IA dlshins up before the
people Clsgel2a1's : w-sQoms tn4t the
wooden manufacturers were en- eAlng
themselves At the expense Of the pso-
pie. and were Ia combination f0r th.s
express puxpOss. Nos Tres u~de
Democracy is preaching precisely me
contrary cOctlae, stating lnAl the ulA4
Ufacturers themselves are the unhappy
victims OF system whlcn vas - utt-
teEly denounced. upon the gfounla
that &c permitted the manufacturers ~
pluader their fellow beings. HSvAs
peTs stentiy stated that black WAS blAc q,
which never eau Ds wnite, they are nov
a. perslstently engaged IN trying 10
prove that Il = white. The real
truth about the matter IS that the
wOolen business has been hurt by some
five years Of mSnterpretation aud
INSTRUMENTATION OF u defective tariff
law by q free-trade admin strauon.
The country mas been flooded by foreign
wooden goods admitted at low tanh
rates, and by fine woods admitted at
the waste duties, and the result has
been oyercrowding the market for
fabrics and such destruction or Amerl-
can sheep as compelled advance IN
prices of domestic woods. The Cleye-
land administration waged merclless
warfare against our home industries,
and the country is now suffering from
the results. Consequences are always
the results of actions. The free traders
danced, and We are now paying for the
fiddlers. To argue for free wool, or
free trade as whole on account OF
high prices, is like proposing TO cure
man of smallpox by throwing him into
a pest-house among victims OF the same
disorder IN a malignant form. Stop
your free-trade nonsense, advocate pro-
lection for the country where you get
your bread and butter, and you will be
honest, prosperous and happy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16
DEmocEArIc PEIrIFoeerSG.

On. yes. { = the poor eork grnau
Tor whose ZstIs TIE t4Eln = made. tt
= - gEolsIs asn kTem the Tuln0us co1a-
pe1Jca u E1s p1uFeE i4borezs "A tie
eAd W0rle. Bal SheB 90 II 1nzariABs
come IA ~ aae 81 pplsDt - compSte
sltn tle atlf- pad AID h4lt-Star ed
allners 10 euas1elpnls, tne tart :
-ocSlng tlt oLheE way. Iaere Il 10
protection tor the AfneFIcSn working
n4an against competition here at hone
ltn the pauper labor of EurOpe.-De-
tois Eree Press.
There Is protection against Chinese
labor and against the importation Of
contract izbOE. which after has been
carried 80 far a. 10 prevent the hiring
u a foreign preacher, sad = GOV being
used % keep out the great Strauss or
chestra. Bot 40 party has yet made
tas prohibition OF immigration one Of
rs cardinal principles, except the harm
less little rifle made by the Know
nothlngs. Would the Democratic party
dare 20 pat IA antl-lmm grafton plsnk
into rs piattogIas Certainly not. Then
Why oppose that inm grafton at alp
Al lie tlae the tartf Laws were
framed, and Tor long time before and
since. II was the vel settled policy Of
TINS Government 70 mvite foreign I'M
migration. We welcomed foreigners
over here 10 come and labor for Us and
With us. We asked them 10 become
American citizens. Then by tariff leg
islation We said that Americans
should have the first chance to work
for Americans. Ii, now, the Demo
cratic party thinks that We have enough
and 10 spare OF foreign immigrants,
and that their coming causes a dlsas-
trous competition NTH American labor
ers, why not openly declare against il,
Why not demand legislation prohibit
ing itg Simply because u does not dare
to do so. sull that party, with It's char
acteristic skill IN pettitogging, Is using
the prejudice against foreign labor, to
work up a sentiment against the tariff
law. But how VIII the repeal of the
tariff laws stop the influx of foreign
labor2 Why doesn't the Free Press ex-
plain that point to its readers. There
Is one way, however, IL which it might
have a tendency to stop foreign immi-
grafton, but the Free Press Will scarcely
tell Il. Throw open our markets to free
trade, flood our country with foreign
manufactures, and our country's pros
perity Will soon besochecked that will
not present so inviting a field of immi-
grafton as it has presented ever since
the adoption of the protective policy.
Foreigners will not want to come.
The truth of it all is, that if there is
any evil in foreign immigration to be
remedied, that evil must be grappled
with separate and alone. When trying
TO protect ourselves against one evil, we
should be arrant fools TO tear away our
protection against others. Because a
mans house leaks, be doesn't tear down
the whole house. Because a law doesn't
rerIedy every evil, that is no reason for
declaring It useless. A man might just
as we'll throw away his umbrella, be-
cause 1t will not keep his feet dry. And
yet this is the true Democratic style of
argument-prejudice and pettifoggery,
half and half.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16

Why 5 1t that workingmen's unions
and Organizations sd often allow them
selves - De represented b. some leader
or paper, whose stock argument Is a
siur at an opponents honesty. religion
and sobrety2 such mOuthpieces are too
often taken as types of the class for
whom they speak, and bring a good
cause into disrepute. There was never
yet organized IN this country political
party OF profeSSed or actual antagonism
. labor. True friends OF labor are
found il every one OF the present polit-
ical parties. True humsnitsrians and
true Christians are found in them all,
and such persons sympathIZe with their
fellow beings wherever found. Work
ingTnen can not better their condition
in the least by allowing themselves to
be represented by leaders who slur re-
hgion IN general, or the particular re-
lgious standing of individuals. A man
can never be convinced, or made a
friend, by being called a hypocrite.
Even IL a workinguan does not respect
srelgon himself. why interfere with an
other mans religious convictions, es-
pecially when trying to convince the
world that the workingman's claims
are iust7
II the representatives of workingmen
are open and notorious scotfers at re-
ligOu, then the religious class of our
citizens Is liable to be antagonized. IL
those representatives are scoffers at
temperance, then temperance men are
apt 70 DO repe.led by their attacks. If
they are pronet 70 tmpute hypocrisy and
dishonesty 10 those who do not imme-
diately fall n with their opinions, they
antagOniSe a very large proportion OF
the better class oil citizens, tor no man
with a spark OF spirit, fails to resent
such imputanon. Wouldn't it be well
for labor unions 70 consider wheth or
some Of their representatives have not
done much to bring their cause into
serious disrepute. among the very best
class Of citizens, and whether few
muzzlss, juEciously applied, would not
be a profitable investment
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16

A WISCONSIN man has a wife TO be
proud Of. She is a terror to burglars.
Tie knows It, for she shot off two of his
fingers when he was trying to get into
the house while In a state of belligerent
intoxicatlon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16

How THE Grand Rapids TELEGRAM
HERALD yesterday "whooped it up'' to
the Pioneer for publishing a personal
attack on State Attorney Trowbridge
from some fellow too cowardly to sign
his name 70 the article. Served it
rIght.-Biq Rapids BnllaiR.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16
Change Of rlra. ~ sh- G. RsLR f

Change of me ~ th- q. r & T. r r.
A chang Of tine 0n the 9. r. s. L r.
r. will take effect Sunday, March is.
Trans leaving for the south at 1880
noon. vii leave a. 1875 noon, making
close connections ar kalamasoo for
Chicago.
Trans from the south formerly ar
irving az 80 ,. ul-. wlu arrive ~ s.l5,
ma sking close cor1eCt,o0s ~ kalamazoo
With Michigan Central from Chicago.
Trans formerly arriving from the
south a. s.I5 p. m. wll arrive az 3.25
2. m. NJ change ca the northern or
Muskegou DIVISION.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16

JUDGE Patterson, of Norwich, Eng
land, once said in his charge to grand
jury; 'Tf it were not for this drinking
you and l would have nothing TO do"
This is not merely a whole temperance
lecture, but II is argument.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16

The indianapolis Journal says that
the most important and influential
tariff reform club in this country is the
Republican majority in Congress. And
I might have added. the most sensible.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16

Order a can of Oreids Community o.
Dav Drop Asparagus for vouT sunday
dinner. Besi in tie world. Can rot
10 heat- Only % he lad a. 3. +. Her
rcss
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16

Mrs. r F.. Vinegar VII SHOW ~ her
srring opeuinz. Nsrea a. = and .,
tae hand som at hlscx goods and ain1-
m lrg ever shown Ed tae cltv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16

Tzz assuring reports thst cone from
Attorney Genera TrowbridEe, IS -
improving health. sre pleasing % others
besides his unmed. ate friends. Mr.
Trowordze belongs % ths whole Ssste.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16

Erp Quilts sre made ef paper rOv.
TIE manufacturer who vi wors ~
few of tae ns-o-afs sounIfsrc1s edl-
toriAl cages VII make fortune.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16

sunday afternoon alrg meas r-eetirz -
f9'-i0rk. A. vcaez -sr ara Teie--7s
Ju-.0r fe1ar aeHf- Meer e Tor h1rs eziF
s-.4 ~ 1slI - s rIECz -aFs s-r rar-e.
Berar-f47s-si n carr sef e. e ssr~ cs w Fl
- Bed i1 re Drs1 1epst a. 40 >. q. ss
nzfeh eTerrretr wsi~ar1a
TrursfsG sVsrf-s-Mea- fsr -sn --1r
- ~ hes1 Tsu-sSsT everlnF a. : sock
11lz e A. are rors stiv se1.
Tsf ser~' --s a4 s f7 = RI. f-en 7r - t-7se
80 - - 5sss psrr r 80 1,esHzz
Tne Coming week's T-napereace WET.
n g = u ruesri SO - f4-.-f i -, AK - -
cc~aer SoaTh Dtussio1 sad Esia1f-s1s Ger rrzf
ralen meeting I1grsssgS. e - p r. ~
-see-luz Tsrrsfsr. - :. r.. ASA - siers
srsf T6n-sezy - ezca naztzs SIS s~Tzz
seSesL. SstzxdsVs 3 , n
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16

r. Tess Epn Gar = iust uher g q
-faineS - - 4 -irsr te1x Es~sna e seT - =.
sqsz2a tcsny sc -tSar = ne zsrkeS
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16

| HAVE for sale 1000 acres Georgia plae lands
vii sci Tor = a. or will eHcnAnee Ia para
Tor productive Michigan property. " II. Gi-
bert. room g. " iGdieomb building T5
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16
Yours truly.

/. L. GoRsUcH, VI. D.
Office. 2i5 Summit-st.
We wils zive 500 for any case Of
Catarrh thAt can not be cured with
Halls Catarrn Cure. Taken internally.
FL. CHENEY 4 co, Props,
Toledo, o.
Sold ~ druggists. &c.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16

Makes 6nsss pastry brssd CT biscuit.
TIE bsst = cheapest aad most ssts-
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16

for 80 years, ought 70 know salt from
sugar, read what ne says:
TOLEDo, o., Jan. 10, 1887.
Messrs. T. J. Cheney Il Co.-Gentle-
mem have been in the general prac-
tiCe Of medicine for most 30 years, and
would say that IN all my practice and
experience have never seen a prepsra-
ton that could prescribe with as much
confidence of success as can Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured BY you.
Have prescribed Il . great many times
and ifs effect Is wonderful, and would
SAY IN conclusion that have yet 70 find
acsse Of Catarrh that il would not cure,
# they would take taccOrding to dIrcc-
tior1x
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16
FOR skLf-KrsCELLhNEoua

FOR SALE-By the Valley City Milling Co.
Grand Rapids Mich; One No. kurih-
Cookie separator; one No. kurth-Coek e sep
aaator; Two No. Prinz dust collectors; one
No. Hercules grain Scourer: one feed run
foot stone-runs with sun. This machinery IS
In good conditions viii be sold cheap; ASK Tor
prices. u
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16

FOR SALE-0r viii exchange for city prop
4 erty. al s4ocre farm IL Cascade town
ship Wei improved. Call on OF address lar.
NJ ". Danlorth. Cascade Mich. June
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16
REAL EsTATE-oouKTRY.

MUST sELL-A party owning 10 acres III
u Tyrone township. this county, Offers M
Tor S4iei needs money fOT sn0Ihor purpose
s.. uld be worth $50 cali al once houses and
lots al parts 81 city Tor sale money i0anro
1utiie Bros, over Arcade. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16
MONEY TO LOAN.

cash TO LOAN-HoUses 10 sell and rent
y farms and vacant lots 10 sell. all grades
and Ia different localities. at bottom prices
terms and time made 20 suits Interest lov.
call al room 5, New HouSeInsn block, OF Henry
Eralick. el
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16
SITUATIONS WANTRp-FENALE.

WANTED a lady Of culture, lace IN
W some lice renned family a. companion o.
TO ASST fOc her board while preparing 4
course OF study; references exchanged AQ
drtss /. T.. D0x 5. Telegram Herald. q
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16

rine for every litt.e neadache knew thst
khey were really tak.ng dniethyioxy-
chm0nne. and tha1 It produces 'cya-
ncss convulsoOs With certain peculiar
positions of the ssiY known "a ops
thotones,' they wou.d prefer 70 take
theu chances VII tae hssdache, thar
fv - ether ills tlat they know not of.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16

Tzr tslegrsphic Dispatches say that
coffee IS gong up. Most bosrding-
house keerers sssert that it Is cou-
stantiv gong dOwu.--Ts.eia b'1ss The
rsal fact :, however thst rhsn coffee
gees ur chtcorv Soes foSn-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16
EFLP WANTHn-FEKlIR.

WAATED-A competent girl for gentr
w hOus work. Inquire al IL islands,. near
JefferSOl-sve. Mrs a. II Avery. =