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Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1891-10-14
Height OF Cruelty.


Nervous women seldom receive the sympathy
they deserve. While often the pictures OF health,
they are constantly ailing. To withhold sym
pathy from these unfortunates is the helght OF
cruelty. They have weak heart, causing
shortness OF breath ,huttering, pain in side,
and hungry spells, and finally swelling OF
ankles, oppression, choking, smothering and
dropsy. Dr. Miles New Heart Cure is just the
thing for them For their nervousness, head
ache, weakness, ETC., his Restorative Nervlne is
unequaled. Fine treatise on Heart and Nervous
Diseases and marvellous testimonials free. Sold
and guaranteed by all druggists.
The best bread is made from Drifted Snow
-four. Seymour g. johnson Co agents
When it comes to carrying the finest and
choicest groceries, w. Chamberlain 4 Co take
the lead. 2l3 South Broadway.
THE NEW ERA, No. 6 Court street Fine
wines and LIQUORS. Ed Wenger, proprietor.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
MORTON & KENNEDY,
IN 22S West Second street.
Real Estate Loans.
Houses Rented
Doing business Call. 1O7-lm
WANTED = BARGAINS IN CITY AND
w ranch property. List them with us.
NORTON & KENNEDY,
228 w. Second st.
OVERS AND FINIsHERs.
DARIsIAN DYE WORKS, 274 s. MAIN
4 street. Best dyeing in the city. l-13 If
METROPOLITAN STEAM DYE-wORKs,
w 241 Franklin st. Fine dyeing and clean
ing list
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS

THE NEW ERA, No. 6 Court street. Fine
wines and LIQUORS. Ed Veneer, proprietor.
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DIG BUSINESS CHANCE FOR THE RIGHT
ID person: complete feed mill outfit, barley
rolls meal bolts, steel burrs, scales, granaries,
way. $50 If
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TOR SALE-GARDENA. WE ARE AGENTS
Il for land in Gardena, the home of the winter
strawberry and winter vegetables; for sale in
lots to suit at bargain prices.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

r ODGING- HOUSE FOR SALE-23 ROOMS,
IL well furnished and centrally located price
$1,000; must be sold on account of sickness.
Inquire at 1874 5. Main st., room 81. 107- lat
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EoR sALE-A GOOD FRESH MICH cow,
II 2424 s. Hope st 1O-3 If
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WANTED = BARGAINS IN CITY AND
w ranch property. List them with us.
NORTON & KENNEDY.
229 w. second st.
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PHYSICIANS.
DR. c. EDGAR SMITH.
~ Established, 1888.

nR. H. ARENSBERG, GRADUATE OF
~ University of Berlin. Private. Blood ana
genito-urinary organs OF the most obstinate
character thoroughly and speedily cured. Of
and Third sts Office hours from to II, rs,
7-8pm 7-7tf
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NOR sALE-BEsT CORNER ON BROAD
L way; very cheap.
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Personal.

w ANTED-EvERYBOD TO USE MANU-
w inc. 1t softens and whitens the hands
and beauties the complexion. NJ. B. HULL,
sole agent, Pc Box 1892, Los Angeles, Cal.
For sale at ]. NEUBAUER'5, 224 ana 226 West
Second ST. 10-4 I'm
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HoTEL JACKSON, CORNER MAIN Am
IL Third SITS. (schwartz block. Transient
and family hotel Rates, with board. from
$3.50 to 50 per day. s Jackson, of Hotel
Jackson Santa Monica, proprietor; NJ 8. Row
ell manager. 9-15 I'm
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DEBECCA LEE DORSEY, M. D. OFFICE
IL No TX N. Main st. Special attention given
to obstetrics, diseases of women, especially
nervous troubles and diseases of children.
Hours to IL a. and to q. m Telephone
513, je2-tf
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NOR RENT-A STORY AND HALE
Il board house, rooms cloth lined and pa
pered; rent, 50. 753 San Pedro ST. Apply at
III San Pedro ST. 1913 st
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09
REClElMiNG THE SAHARA.
Thousands OF Acres Rendered Fertile By
Flowing Wells.

Thousands OF Acres Rendered Fertile By
Flowing Wells
The most remarkable example of re-
clamation by means Of artesian well
water is found in the desert provinces
or departments of Algeria under tho
French rule. The area, officially given,
of French Algeria, is 1s4, 4G5 square
miles. The outlying portion is pat at
is5. 900 square miles. In this total Of
over s29.4i5 square miles. one half be-
longs to the Sahara desert. Cultivation
By the means OF flowing well waters
has been sedulonsly fostered by the
French colonial governments. Such
wells began systematically to be bored
in 1857. the French engineer, NJ Jus,
having demonstrated in 1856 that the
desert was endowed with large suprSies
Of underground water.
The total number of wells that have
been bored since that date in the de-
partnents of Algicrs, Oran and Con-
stantine is stated az is 1e5. These wells
range from IS 20 400 feet in depth, and
the low pressure common 20 the ma
iorisy of them forces the water over the
castings % q distance Of about two feet
above tho ground. The waters are then
collected in small bitches, which con-
vey them - the vineyards. date trees
and fields Of durrs. millet. wheat, etc,
which comprise the chief products. In
all about y. GOO, 600 acres have been re-
claimed in this way. The government
bores are at least LILO of the whole
rrur7 nrr
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09
coLuMsIA.s MOVING MOUNTAIN


IA a feS Tears
A travelling mountain Is found 1T tho
Cascades OF the Columbia IL Is . triple-
peaked mass Of dArk-browu basait six
or eight miles IN lcngth where il fronts
the river. and rises 10 a height Of al
most two thousand feet abSwe tho
water. That il Is In motion, says Gold
thwait's Geographical Magazine. is the
last thought which would DO likely Ia
suggest itself 10 the mind of anyone
passing II. yet IL Is well-established
fact that shis entire mountain is NOV
ing slowly but steadily down % the
river, as IL I. had deliberate purpose
scne time in the future 10 dam tho Co
llm6ia and form great lake fr IN the
cascades 10 the Dalles- The Indian ira
ditions indicate immense movements OF
the mountains in that region long before
white men came 10 Oregon. aud the
early settlers - immigrants many Of
them from New England-gavo tho
above described mountainous ridge the
name of travelling" or sliding noun
tain"
In its forward and downward move
rlent the forests along the base of the
ridge have become submerged in the
river. Large tree stumps can be seen
standing deep in the water on this
shore The railway engineers and the
brakemen iin1 that the line OF the rail-
way which skirts the foot of the noun
tain is being continually forced out OF
place. At certain points the permanent
way and rails have been pushed eight
or ten feet out of line in n few years.
Biologists attribute this strange phe-
nomenou TO the fact that the basalt,
which constitutes the bulk of the noun
tain, rests on substratum of conglon-
crate or OF soft sandstone which the
deep. swift current of the mighty river
is constantly wearing away, or that
this softer subrocl1 IS of itself yielding
at great depths 10 the enormous weight
Of the harder mine raj above.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09

TO vESrnArx THE CELLAR

placed at every window will not let ont
the gases and let in the air? The catch
Is easily made of wood and fastened oy
one screw to floor joist- IL need not
be more than an inch thick, and must
be hung so near the window that when
swung up il viii push back the catch,
which will Immediately return TO its
place and hold the window SO that no
wind can blow IL down. Without these
attachments window removed is like
ly 10 get broken Covered outside with
poultry net no animal can enter or
leaves blow in. Easy TO clean, such
windows let in light, so filth in the cell
lar is seen ard removed. a wood screen
or thick curtain to each window is nee
essary TO keep out light where vegcta-
bles are storcd.-Anerican Agricult-
srse@
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09
LUMINOUS PAINTS.
Tho Substances Ussi for What Seem TO
Be the Popular Coiors.

be the Popular Coiors.
For orange luminous paint ~ parts
varnish are mixed with IT'S parts pre-
pared barium sulphate. part prepared
Indian yellow. is parts prepared mad
der lake and IS parts luminous calcium
sulphidc.
For yellow luminous paint IS parts
varnish are mixed with 10 parts pre-
pared barium sulphate. S parts barium
ehromatc and "a parts luminous cal
cium sulphide.
For green luminous paint IS parts
varnish are mixed with 10 parts pre-
pared barium sulphate, parts chro-
MUM oxide green and "a parts lumin-
Gus calcium sulphide.
4 blue luminous paint is prepared
from AZ parts varnish. 1919 parts pre-
pared -barium sulphatc. Ga parts ultra
marine blue. ga parts cobalt blue and
40 parts luminous calcium sulphide.
a violet luminous paint is made from
- parts varnish, 1912 parts prepared
ba~iCm sulpha.e, 9.S parts ultramarine
violet, . parts cobaltous arsenate and
So parts luminous calcium sulphiGe
Tor gray luminous paint IS parts of
the varnish are mixed with parts pre-
pared barium suiphatc. 6 parts prepared
calcium carbonate, 0.5 part ultramarine
blue, SIS parts gray zine sulphide.
A yellowish-brow luminous paint is
obtained from IS parts varnish, 10 parts
precipitated barium ssulphate, parts
auripigment, and 81 parts luminous cal
cium sulphide.
Luminous colors for artists use are
prepared by using pure East India
poppy oil, in the same quantity, instead
CT the varnish, and taking particular
pains to grind the materials as fine as
possible.
For luminous oil-color paints, equal
quantities of pure linsced are used in
, place Of the varnish. The linseed oil
must be cold-pressed and thickered by
heat.
All the above luminous paints can be
used in the manufacture of colored pa
pers, etc, if the varnish is altogether
omitted, and the dry mixtures are
ground to paste with water.
The luminous paints can also be used
as wax colors for painting on glass and
similar objects by adding, instead of the
varnish, 10 per cent. moro OF Japanese
wax and one-fourth the quantity of the
latter of olive oil. The wax colors pre-
pared in this way may also be used for
painting upon porcelain, and are then
! carefully burned without access of air.
! Paintings of this kind can also be
/ treated with water glass.-Ztschr. Oest.
An. Yer
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09
DIAMONDS FROM THE HEAVENS.
They Have Been Secured for the Mineral
Exhibits OF the Exposition.

They Have Been Secured for the Mineral
Exhibits OF the Exposition.
Two absolutely unique specimens
have been secured for the mineral ex-
hibit OF the Columbian exposition.
These are mass of meteoric iron from
Arizona weighing six hundred and thir-
ty-two pounds and Il smaller piece from
the same locality which is far more in
teresting. because in it are plainly seen
the first diamonds ever discovered in
meteoric iron. Prof. A. Z. Foote, of
Philadelphia, read paper before the
geological section of the American as
sociation at its recent meeting in Wash
ington in which he detailed the dis
covery Of the diathonds in fragment
of one of these shooting stars. The di-
Almonds are little ones, but the field of
scientific speculation they open up as to
the origin of the gem and life on other
worlds than ours is immense.
The specimens were found near
Cannon Diablo, Arizona, last June.
Prof. Foote sent a fragment weighing
forty pounds to Prof. G.. A. Koering for
examination. He found it to be ex-
tremely hard. day and half beirg
taken in making section, and several
chiscls being broken in the operation.
An emery wheel was ruined in trying
10 polish the section. This led to closer
inspection of certain exposed cavities,
where small black diamonds were
found that cut polished corundum as
easily as knife might cut gypsum.
These diamonds are INTERNATIONALLY
of great interest, the presence Of such
In meteoric matter having been un-
known till 1887, when two Russian min.
eralogists found traces of diamonds in
a meteoritc mixture of Divine and
hrorzi*a
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09

back slowly down ipso tie water.
Gradually the water sTo4s alossg his
iegs, and then 10 his sides. acIl only
his head appeared CloSisg his syes
with seeainyiy tie utmost content
r1snt he backed stll further down until
be was eenPletely immersed. when
with qssak isFsS be released the wool
and appeared On the bank Ia the great
est delight An examination showed
that the bunch - floating wool was
f.lrIx alixn -
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09

From the age Of ten the young prince
OF Naples was made 10 rise az dayofsak'
summer and winter alike. After taking
his cold bath and cup OF broth he eem-
meneed his lessons IL he fingered two
minutes IN bed before getting mp. he
was bot allowed to get his cup Of broth
until his frat lesson WAS over. On the
conclusion Of his lesson ne was made 10
ride for an hour. whatever the weather
might be. and the whole day was spent
A.. ss,,.2,s s.,a ~. s..ts.af = s-ss..~tSa,
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09

pEoBATE 0nDkE-stsis 81 Michigan, ceun
j - oihsnt-sA, Al a session 81 The ffoeAts
sosft isr ssic 20 iuH u Kent. brad ~ ths pc
z31 dag OF September. IN the at ous fbossai'e
eight hundred and rinsfy olr-
Pres at. Cyrus D. iefslns, Judge Of frob@se-
In tue matter OF the estate Of
PaThlck BRAUN. deceased
John Braun. Aiehsr. Braun ani Thomas
Braun having aied Ia Ia court tiitif iettish
iravlnz .tsaf the administration ~ said estate
may BE- granted 20 Marlin csfmody OF ofaa2
Rapids ,..s-
IN ~ ordered that Monday. the S5ib daso o. No
xe,st~f IL A az ten o. sck in the forenoon. AZ
said probate orsce, be appointed Tor near
ing said pefiffoa.
And n /. lnrlhsr ordered. that cory OF This
o.dar he publ he'd thfse successive reAa pre-
sious 10 said az of ~ aring. Ia tire ~ eskH-
Uxp.in a daily newspaper printed ara cru
'"'''" - CYRUS l. PERKINS.
"A true copy.i Judge 81 frohhie.
ADoI Ri h. MAsox. Register. III eel 10
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09
AN INGENIOUS COYOTE.
The Clever Manner IN Which ne Freed
Himself from iezs-

Coyotes are no fools. according to q
CORRESPONDENT of the san Jose Call
Mercurv. While camping near the
bank Of a small stream he noticed
single coyote proceed IN an old coral,
where iv some dead sheep he walked
directly up to one OF them. and grab
binr "a much wool in his mouth as no
could conveniently hold, started with
cut any apparent hesitation toward a
shallow part Of the stream On arriving
at the water instead Of piunging In
heal foremost he turned and began 20
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ State oi Michigan. county az kent-ss-
Motto. Is hereby given. that By n order OF the
Probate Court lof iir cDlnty al ke1f. made On
the ID day oi September. A. u. lssl. six months
from that date were Slowed tor CREDITORS 10
prcscat their claims against tue estate OF
MARTIN BRANDT.
late OF said county. decsased. ana that al
creditors o; said decreased arr required 10 PR
SEN. their c;Sims q said probate court nj The
prt cate Office la thx. cltg OF Grand isapds Tor
examination and all vance. on o. before the
I'D day OF September Btxt. Sad That snch
claims Viii lee heard Before said court. on
Wednesday the = Il day of March next. at
ten o'clock in The forenoon Of that day.
Dated Grand Rap a.. Mich. Sept. -. A. ID.
CYRUS Z. PERKINS.
fri oct g Judge OF Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09

use "a India rubber eenent. The best
for this parpose CONSISTS VI oa@ part
India rab Ger. three p<rts of m2st.e and
nfty parts ehlsrofos-m- Let stand for
several days ct low temperature 10
dissolve the cement IL must be APP
plisa very rapidly. a. II becomes thick
very soon
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09
GOOD CELLAR WINDOW.
To Secure Ecalth In the House You Shou
nm

To Secure Ecalth In the House You Should
Hayo One.
To secure health in the home the eel
lar must be thoroughly ventilated
Nineteen out of twenty times the cellar
is damp, musty, foul-smelling place
unfit for a family to live over. The rea-
convenient way of airing it. If hung
on hinges, the windows can be opened
frequently and viii be, for what good
houseleeper going into the cellar daily
and knowing q catch and hinges are
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09
rlnsl.. rlnkiei F1ash. riashi

Among the interesting exhibits at The
Frankfort electrical exhibition is that
Of coach and sleigh having mean
descent lamps at the ends OF the tongue
and ia the lamp holders at the sides
The storage battery IL placed beneat
the drivers scat
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City IFcasurer's Once,
Grand Rapids. Mich.. se7if. -. 1871.
Notice as hereby gwen that the asscssmcnt
rcll Tor che construction OF sewer In ihr\sf
from Valley ave 10 west side often. an the 1ty
OF Grand Rapids.is now In my hancs.and that
will receive paymen. thereon for the period
OF twenty days from this date. at the c1ce OF
the City Treasurer. City Hat,
MIELfAM HAKE.
oct IL City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
TAKE NOTCH


Sealed proposals Tor lie cfeeisSn Ate esis.
psrtloa l<feam hesang npi iEelueea -
fsnnts psaf beues ea ths casnfs tAfm ~ az
fe& n.sip ~ Paris EeHt evoRfs. VII - ~
eeissa ~ 10 ana iDc.salns oClslef ~ ~. =.
j. eelstk nAon. % Accordance yin fieas 49,
gsciarsfsoas FURNISHED ~ a. " h,tsn . -.
81 THE elty. fh< sasa pfapossis . eohtDftA rfsn
. esrtsan scksaals sfieh stli be fefsinlee =
tbs tine ~ assthx applfsAiieh tar - g p...s
The bosra 81 earffs.ests reserves tes nkns "
fe3ee, sas ali 81 sails rfoDos31s isSA sae~
der ~ili ~ fe4siFee te enter inlo boeas u us
cum q SIS tADesaH4 collars fef tlr ss-ithtn
performances ~ fte esntf>et
Eset L-sarr eli deposit ~ttt be bto : .,
tE<a she.k Ia. fes hHEefts ee4iEfs - ~
forfeited 70 ihs eounfs 81 ksnt IN fase ~
shall TAIL % eater seHtfxft IN acc sfaanee s'ti
Bis gre po>El sfihia ave ds5s sitsf t~tses -
snfsfstsoef VI his <sid pfcposal ~ the hsAfs
81 Supervisors ef kxEt cstets,
The plans. eststs. sfsetffet5ns. &C. VI.
De IN ebsfFv 81 &. r. Hessaeae. sseret~fs ~
the Cen nlttss ga fesf HoEs< buii1'kS ~ !.
sBf - Tower BLOCK. ia ihls city, en sDe ss'sf
All propssais shsuia Re ADDRESSED 10 n ID
Fmn,ops. CHAIRMAN foer Hotss Eu.icins ON
miltee. care eoDnis clerA ytsss .~tis. MICA
q s. Hos ADotE.
JOHN KINNEY.
Committee en Poor House tbiieihE
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09
rREAsunsvs NOTICE.

CRY rarAsrrsE's oFYIcr.l
GRAND Rsrins. Mich. oct q. 1851. I
Notice is hereny given ihat the as esaln rnt
roll for the construction ~ \ sewer ~ Wet
Bridge street from ~ chiran street 70 tie-
mont street in tie city OF tranc Rapids. IS
now in my hands. ana 'hst ! VIII re-
ceiye payment thereon for the period 81 twenty
days from this date. at the otiee OF the City
Treasurer. City Hal.
WILLIAM HAKE.
oct % City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
CITY rre.snrer's o-ee. I,

City Tressurer's once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. ost.6. 1871.
Notice Is hereby slYan tlaI tre assessment,
roll for tac grading and grsvelir- Of n scent
aypuue from North Union street 10 Grand
avenue. in the city If Srard Rapids
Is row In my hands aud that ! will re-
ceiye payment tJereun Tor The rersoa o: TWEEN
~ DAYS IRON this date, AZ the Office OF tae
City Treasurer.Clty Hat
WILLIAM HAKE.
oct20 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09
TREAsURER's NOTICE


CITY freasurer's once.
Grand Rapids. Il en-. Sept. -. ISL.
Notice IS hereby k.Nea thai the zsSs>sine ~
roll for The cons FACTION Of sewer In Lake
avenue from last street 10 kellogg avenue. IL
the city OF Grand Rae1ds. IS bow IN tay hands.
and that 1 will receive payment thereon for
the period of twenty DAYS from this date.
at the Office of the City Treasurer. City Ilal.
WILLIAM HAKE.
Oct 10 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09

RE AND HONEST v .'INE tSSsnFe "'lu = stFF-
SNOWY Ask druggist Tor WooD's PHosrBoDIsx;
II he offers some worthless IuedicsHe ~ pi;sce
OF MS leave his dishonest store. iaclosc price
In letter. aud We will send by return mail.
Price. one package. 81 six. s.. one viii please.
six viii cure. Pamphlet In plain sealed en-
velope, 2stamps. Address The Wood Chem
icai Co. 13i Wooiwarf-ave.. Detroit. Mich.
sold In Grand Rapids By T.. x. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09
1nEAsURER,s NOTICE.
CITY Tressurer's Once.

City Tressurer's Once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Sept. =. 1871 I
Notice is hereby giNen that an assessn mt
roll for construction OF "A sewer In the alley In
Block II. Ellsworth Addition. IN the city
Of Grand Rapids. is ns W Ia ing hands, and that
will receive payment thereon for the period
of twenty days from THIS date. al the ONCE OF
WILLIAM HAEE.
octl2 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09

PozkonTs Complexion Powder ~ IN
ivefsally known and everywhere es-
teemed the only powder that VIII
improve the complexion, eradicate An'
f.sckles, and al skin diseases.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09
rREAsUIER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's once. L
Grand Rapids. Mich. Get. !. 1891. J
Notice is hereby livea that the asseSsmrnt
roll for grading ana ggaselins OF est Leol kta
street from Leonard street bridge 10 Alpine
avenue. i'm the city o. Grand Rapids. IS now
inm my hands. and that Will receive payment
thereon for the period Of twenty days from
City Hall.
oct City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09

70 ss-s~n r3esa Ietsers. 6zures. ste-,
On ws.sz show winstssvsi - shsA essn
when sagssnsrzes n water for s~vera'
cara thsy vii pos bscesae d<t&eAsh
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09
ALL DISEASES OF MEN

Our tresim INT positively and dicaiiy cures
ali forms Of nervous disorders. unnatural
losses ssxual dectine. glePt. yaricoccie. skin
and blood diseases. Cures rapid. Charges
moderate. Terms cas-.
Pseasantest. safest and surest treatment
known.
Hook describing IT. and how you may cure
yourseif II home. mailed lee.
DEsLoN-DUPRE MEDICAL CO..
Incorporated uri.r the laws Of the state OF
Nasa It's Tremout-st.. Boston. Masa
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09
TREAsUREn's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's once.
Crane Rapids. Mich Oct. e. 1921.
Notice IL hereby givea thar the assessment
roll Tor the construction OF S~esT n The
alley IN block d. ftexter fraction. frrm Zl5
feet south 81 the south line Of East Bridge
street. running 70. in to seid hast brld r.
street Ia the city 81 Grand kariGs. Is now ~
my hands, ana that i will receive payment
thereon Tor the period ~ twenty days from
this date. at the Office OF the TREASURER. CITY
Hail
WILLIAM BkKE.
oct - cty treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09
Woods PhospIsoiinc!
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Promptly and perman-
entity curss AL forms VI
Nervous Weakness. a.E-
issI ons. Spermai orTsea.
Iin3poncy. and 4 ,ltfsctS
OF Abuse or Excuses.
Been prescribed over 30
years IN thousands of
yscs; Is the ONLY RfffA'
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09
1REAsUREs's NOTICE.

CRY Tsrssunrn's orvrsl
Gntxp Rar1ns. Mich.. rept- -. issl.
Notice IS herthv gwen that the assessment
roll for the HrafI1g. gr>ffffng ald paflug 9
cutters q turff~s street lrciu North ave
nue 10 Nor street. In The city - Grand
Rapids - new In nv hands. and thHt
I vii receive payment thereon for the
period % twenty days from ffis date NJ tire
e:fiee Of the City Treasurer City Stat.
WILLIAM HAkf,
oct 70 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09
M.CHIGANCENTRaL

Atinntic and PaclLc----...-.-f OJi A n II = m
tDaiiy All others daily except sunday.
TaEing effect Sunday. July a. lsss.
presses TO and from Detroit Psrler cars fei
on Day Express aud ssraad kapias htyrss ~
and from Detroit Direct CONNECTIONS nAs,
AT Detroit with al through trains east over
the Michigan Central railroad gCanaaA SCUM
ern Disislonl.
FEpp NJ Bsseos. Gent Ag't. IS xonree-s
O. W. RUcGLEs. q. 4. and I. AZ I. Ch.caSs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09

.Wees DAYS. sEvery dav. sExcept Satu 'day.
r.nn A N. has through chair car 20 Cal
..VU caro. No extra charge Tor sezfa
r.as n. Al. runs througA 20 CbicA~s soiii
l.UO with Wagner bufet car; seats ~
n al las through free chair car "a
u. { Nants;ce. via "A. a n. =. u. "
lbs p n sse sis ear : sar: :s = tslsss
ana siceper 10 Indianapolis va bea
ton Harbor.
DETROIT, 'Oshz'. ~.
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