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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31
WILLIAM wiNoom. TIE Only SON,
ABSENT FRom HOME.
The Remains Arrive At Washington aud
are Received by the President
and Others.
Flags nj Half sas,.-rhc ramii, OF the
Decensed.

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"In1pin. VI cNeIy manu- Wo, me
y, IN, ~. ssp,es,,on" " Nn,u naii,a.'oi,
~ ~, WV sa'ong nnu IoNaoie enh,ae'yt OF
greet at his death.
=, FROM m carry nouI ,nis morning
IN uen h.v,,s'a. s,,e'.'n y, v'I'
',"e "tiN,ns =. wv ''iiliy ivriucnVc
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~, III ~ u'S ''' ''o "ou'e' 'e'H''"
'"''' WARS
Mns. WINDOW
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thnir yr,.s viii, ,,r..at f,,,li,d, MI
Ua,cS IN. ~ NJ yInJo,,,. .,s,,,s
n m.mbcr n, the honsabnlJ Mr.,
Stanley nrown' danehter Of pnnsIieni
t..rfloid. mud Miss C,olyate Of New
York, remained with them during the
greater part OF last night aud are with
them today.
Y,,, oS,v a,>s
V"' wv
William ID. Window, IA now travelling
In the south, and although kilograms
nave necn sent 70 ~ points where th'y
eouiu IN any nkcIinooi f.aeh nim' no
scsPo,c y ye. ,sceiSeu' 4, u thougnI
tOonuio nc WIN receive INC news IN
inie 70 ,sacn nome ,ohorrow night,
~. h,N; w,nuo'nn. o.nei SISTER, s,ts'
III, a,,,., LILY !" h w.. h
S,,ndav .y.,,In, r,n, Ia,al, -,
ps.,ar ~, LII, ~, 49,.
.,,I.a har.' ,oni',,,, az ,a,, ~.
window,. nss,,..i r..IstIans ~, iIy'
Ing are the widow and three sons Of u
''''"''' ""o NV" ''''''"s' i"'
THE 1fME on THE FUNERAL
v,I .t.,,.,,, mn, ,,,, .n i,,, ,..,..,,,t
viii ~ W.; y ~ Win pSlxVe
nrv1z1 n tii]s- fnnnly I11IdetsrS Al
With pnLaic scrvics< nj the Church o(
the Covenant, Of which Aff. 'Wiidom
vns q mcnibrr. ~ h,it i1-r
Assistant secretary Nettlcfon, who
has been on visit TO O5crlin, Ohio,
| lcft there Yesterday for Wnshingt0n,
aud 10 expected 10 reach here this altar.
noon. An he Ia the senior Assistant
Secretary Ia point Of service he will
pso.ao'y ~ Is,asnasea ~, - ac. ~ s s,'.,
DAYS, which Is the limit Of designations
OF this kind.
TIN "h''A'NS A'"''NH'
The President and members Of the
Cabinet assembled Mt the Baltimore a
Ohio station this afternoon 10 receive
the remains Of Secretary Window,
which arrived ON tho train ut ii3D. lie.
sides them, nearly all the leading pub
lie officials Ia Washington were ut the
depot. When the train arrived the
casket was taken In charge by Com.
pany II, Of the Treasury National
Guard, anu borne slowly 10 the henrse.
When nil was ready procession was
formed aud moved from the depot by
way 81 Pennsylvania, Vermont ana
Massachusetts Avenues, 10 the Secre.
iary's residencr. There the bearers
carried the remains Into the house
through crowd OF people who rover.
entity Jared their hc"us a. tho o''sket
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nv J;s sz,I. 4 4 (, n, s. =.

Ilael olass an sIna skss sIi ps.sss.
rct having prop,s authority shall b.
peventcd rom entering The Cl,sfskoc
strip on any prsfs<, whatever. 6ecrc.
tsry Noble received this Afternoon .
telegram from rx.Chief Bu~h y head OF
The Chcrokees, who Il working stone
quarry In the strip, protesting against
the ntdtr. Tho Secretary replied that
the law officer OF tho Department rules
that they have no right TO quarry there.
the SILVER HEARING
was continued by the House Coinage
Committee to-day. After statements
made by Lcech. Director Of the Mint,
aud Atkinson, Bland said these state.
menls were the same he had heard for
yean, and msved 10 FIX Q day for final
vote. After long talk an adjourn.
mont was taken until Tuesday.
INDIAN SCHOOL At PHOENIX, ARfz.
The acting.Secretnry Of the Treasury
seni letter TO the House, recommend.
Ing an appropriation Of $4,000 for tn.
establishment and support Of an Indian
school at Phoenix, Arlx.
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: Physicians Consent.

Mr.. Emmsilne o. Hanna, missionary for Let
napus. rhurch. Troy, \ ". says ~ AN only
100 slad 70 add M testimony TO the great value
OF or, David kenneay's rayorite ltcmsdg,
made At R.ndout. n, y. iI has permanently
cured moof
Kidney Troubles, a-
catArrh OF the Biadder, also OF iponstipa ton
would state tnat used Dr. ksnuedy'a Favor.
Nc Kennedy with the full consent ufiIny ply .
~, piyld Kennely'A fayorite Remady IL a
sovereign rcnedi for Neftouaness. khdnma.
ISM kidney and Liver Complaint, and al the
from ins lleoi and restores the ps,ient % tho
Dr,Kenledy's PsYorite Remedy.
rsi ale y "sss .. E. bis. d S..s siss'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31
am. Alleged silver Pool; The Com.
mItiec willing TO Pay the
Expenses OF ONcnby.
..,s.sy READS A DETAILED
STATEMENT OF FACTS.
m. reuorts Of a bribery Committee:
Instructive Reading
Matter.
=, r,l.naph to the Ssws.l
mn. OwENBy.
IN. uuch.wanisa witness wan Az.
=. AZ al. Expenses are Paid.

The uuch.Wnnts" """'
near, " "a. Expenses nse Paid.
w,mtSaroS, Jan. 3O.--The silver
d Committee has received telegram
~, Congressman Mason Of Illinois,
.,sil,g that he has seen Owenby and
~, the much-wanted witness consents
- .urear II his expenses are paid.
Nan was requested 10 purchase
nrenby n ticket and inform him that
N. stlenses would be paid by the com.
aztec stevens OF the Olo,.-itDt'craf
~, received a telegram from Owcnoy,
which he laid before tue committee,
..flrg II counsel would bc allowed
Man. He named Ex-Governor Foraker
n hls attorney.
pockory read n prepared statement,
.,vlnx more In detail the facts testified
- bv him on "Wednesday. lie said he
~. Anxious 10 beat the force bill. II
Ma. not known, II Cameron was re-
,lecls.l, that he would vote for II, hut
M attitude Of uncertainty led Dockery
1, hope that he would vote against IL.
Hc fDjckery) did not wish just be-
IN, the election In Pennsylvania 10
make public any private business
Transaction Of the Senate, which might
b, legitimate and proper, but before he
could show II 10 he such, could be used
hy political enemies 10 his detrimcnt.
Doskery had information that Came.
ron purchased silver, but no know
lsigo that he was connected with any
Iooi, nor Of any impropricty In his
purchase. Dockcry thought II only
hi,lce 10 Cameron that the matter
should not 10 made public when II
might be- used by Camcron's political
opponents 10 his Injury before he
could have an opportunity to explain
the facts. There was mo- agreement
or understanding between Cameron
and himself OF any other person that
BIZ (Dockery'sl testimony would be-
delayed. lie acted on his own judg.
mtnl, Induced solely by tho reasons
stated above.
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vnlI.sI., A..sr.ll.. l..rs rlI...

lyon are yellow, Bilious, constI.
pAlsd Win Headache, bad breath,
dIowsy, no appetite, ioot, our your
Liver Il out Of order. One box Of thsse
rills will drive all thu trouble away
and make new being OF you. Price
Is cent?. Zion Coop kcr. fnsi. Drug
Dept, Agcat. s i'- d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31

All cash subscriptions for the .Miisn-
MAI Star ehould be forwarded 10 JAMES
JACK at the President's offics, salt
Lake City. d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31

aud her two daughters are bearing
their grief with great fortltude. Miss
Hatch, one OF Mrs. Windows sisters,
member OF the household, Mn. J.
Stanley Brown, daughter OF President
Garfield, aud Miss Colgate OF New
York, remained with them during the
greater part OF last night aud are with
thcm today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31

No Safer Remedy can bc had for
Coughs aud Colds, or any trouble Of
the Throat, than "Brown's BroncIfai
1yoohss." Price 25c. Sold only ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31
EXPLORATION on ALASKA.

The Senate Committee on military
siAifs reported favorabIy Manderson's
III for the government exploration
IN Alasks, with the appropriation Of
|Volno,.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

struck ozt mere swirsIy. feeling tha
the army ~sS hsld. ng tOs.sshsr Some
81 these iInsasRse fosks r~semb bled lArgs
se,ld1ilg clouds, and a body II wild
geese moved ii q ssmi-slrale, which
seemed - as - Do nearly quarter ~
q nile vide TIE geese paid 30 heed
- the ligk,. kes wsHt On silently, ssrs
for the occasional .honking' II tie
leaders. Some Sf the crows osme near
the light, aEd many birds struck tie
bFouze and stone. some IF them falling
back stunned ard Others dead To add
- the multitude OF fsatheFed creatures
cireling around the illuminated head Of
the static. scores Of bats came cut Of
their hiding places and feasted On the
moths that eongregste around ths cleo
tric tams-
But the bird that passed the light
houses aud the statues IA greatest NUM-
Der was the bobolink. This Is IN inter
estiDg member Of the featheFed tribs
because II Is aow found In nearly every
Restaurant IN the United Ststss- What
Is called the reed bird and the rice bird
Is boboliak, and they are passing now
IN focks of from hundred 10 Ave thou
sand, taking their time along the march
and getting slaughtered in large mum
bers as every stopping place. These
birds march with decided regularity
and often ~ AZ great elevation The
signal cry Is sphinx" "Spink." and oi
al the beautiful ne<es at She command
OF this bird this is the only one used
during the passage - night Judging
from the cries and the large cloud-liks
foel<s, could no. have seen less than
eight or tea thousand Of these birds al.
together daring my night vigils lately.
OF course they are now ON their way
TO the marshes Of the Potomsc. where
they will tarry several weeks feeding
and frolicking 1t Ia from resorting Ia
regions like this that they get the name
reed bird; but they Afterward go south
10 the rice fslGh and receive the name
Of rice birds. But let me soy that m any
sparrows, robins aud thrushee are eaten
under the name Of reed birds. All night
long tho bobohnks streamed past the
statue, sus only few were killed
against Il
Shortly AFTER the electric Hight was
first set flaming from the hand Of the
goddess over a thousand birds were
picked up one morning on Bedloe'a
island EDMUND COLLINS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25
shining servants.

C,sb servants are q constantly shift
Ing class In New York. The man who
stansIy sarprisea At the apparision Of
familiar face behind his chair and tAe
rrinning assaranes 4 Jchn or Thom a.
that hie slave of the nemeut served
him six months before at some sthsr
cIab house. English speaking servants
are hard to keep, heeauss club stew
srds are mostly ef The Latin rsces
and they prefer their own counA-ynen
ss suboriinates. Negro servants in
New York clubs ARE rare. and even the
soutaern society once dismissed foil
corps ef negroes. including an old
nanny whose fried chicken was .
dream sf delight
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25
CURING nACKEREl.

Tho Peculiar Condition OF tho Industry
In Irelsnd-Few Catches on This Side.
Reports from the southwest coast of
ireland indicate peculiar condition of
the fishing industry. Ono report Is, says
the New York Sun, that great shoals of
mackerel. vhs:h appeared only n few
years ago OF the coast In the autumn,
have appeared again Thas Is concar-
rent with the anaccountable disappear
ance OF mackerel from the northeast
coast Of America The other report Ii
that the nacxerel curing industry in
Bere Haven and other fishing stations
has broken down completely. 1t was
established . few years ago, and il
promised great future Tor the fisher.
meh. It added about ffty dollars .
year to the earnings Of each Of about
three thousand fishermen. The break
ing down of thS industry u due. IT Il
said. to bad packing and curing on 40
count of lack Of experience. At Bal
timore, Ireland, a school Of fishery that
wac established through the hberality
of Lady Burdctt-Coutts. boys have been
trained to cure mackerel for export,
buethers Is great diEiculty In finding
employment for them
On this side of the water the mackerel
smaclss, despite the favorable weather,
are making Insignificant catches.
Shoals that appeared OF the coast of
Maine have been driven beyond tho
roach of seines by hordes Of bluefsh
And bonitas. Seines have been in use
since 1878. Before that hand lines were
used
To anyone who hes seen the Ameri-
can metl "a of curing and packing
mackerel 1t would seem that the Irish
fisherman ought to have succeeded bet
ter. The dressing of mackerel consists
OF splitting, clipping, blowing and salt
ing. The splitting is along the back
from the head to the tail. leaving the
backbone On the right side. Clippers
remove the gil,s aad entrails. and then
they are thrown iato a wash barrel to
remain for twcnty-fcur hours. Piow-
ing is light stroke OF the plow. which
Is a piece Of knife blade or similar In
s.rumens on each side from the head
two-thirds Of the way down 20 the tail.
To give an appearance OF plumpness. In
sailing about one bushsl Of sal. il used
10 a barrel. The dressing and sailing
are done on board the smaeks. unless
the catches be 40 large that the crew
cannot handle them. when they run for
port. After being landed the cured
fsh are asserted. inspected and brand
81 frora sns to four. according 70 size
and qualify.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25
RaSsA R'a,IA's 'sS' sY:
PROMPT, CONSERVATIVE. sAFs.
g r AsrKyFhIL, Presa
w.Fssp McBsgs. secy

RIAL ESTATE

~ NJ
t'0R EALE-Nics large hffek aeus~ = roafns
besslsa hsits ceiss ansief wee he~se.
vita furnace ia feet 81 rofsh, nifr itffr - -
street ssratr.l - southeast rsrf - eitfs VII
rxfhsuse iar good xAeeEf tterfftf ~ 4eiaii
fsrn. fsaafr~ "a J -. siexshdef. p saa -.
liza "a I.k &sw ksesm hSis-r VIA tfeHt
asts rs,lsy safee sHs.te hansFi tf9sf aas
slss pageh, sssa ~sii sat sstefn irf n feet
trent, onfr three as~fs uesh tarftf street
e<s~s sssg fsant{ efies sais , ~ - -. sfieh i
this - bsfsaia- tAsalFe - = = A'esanaef.
l4eh a.
Lsak 4AEs-s sassaf iqfs frt s~rhsa q
fh~Fs4 - SO fass sFrs- Hss s'aAe ttrrt
- ffoaft ef4es fes nrff - a6ss - t0 80
isaasys ssI ~ sIesaHass. Seaft hiss =
Lgsa - tBahs
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

SIMPLY apply ''SwsYsK's OGSrssSr.'.
No lnsefnsi medicine required. Cures
setteg. ees~nss, itch. al efllptEons On
the face nsads. nose. etc, leaving the
.sln eiesr wblte ard healthy. fgs
xrest hfahsg snd curative powers So
rsssrs-sa ~ no ether Fen<ay Az
yeaf druggists for s~s4x6's Orr.
xK4f
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

TRADE OPP WHAT 1OU roN'T NAM
suu taE trade rDtf horses or carriages ~
Faesat lois. o. Wild ihuds. fo4 sofUefhihs yea
can use
Yea can trade your house erd iof Tor fraaf
farm. o. y stock - ~. 81 gran faffn ard he
independent al strikes.
We make \ spectalts u exchanges t1t have
the largest iist n tue city.
70 trade 3 iriitf farms peaf haugafuct Sin
Atiegsn nna IN Hnff Tor rffy Trobsftf.
Jc trade sfnhii pnnibE MIL snd box fac
tors fof t ytbiHE.
1o trad A small or lsrve ieck ef goods.
To trade a lnaebine Ebufi. fe<innfRrt =
shinEie mill iun,ser rluhf y farm in Ncrrss-
IA. u ferfre roNflerl batota. feB ~ Iea-
sas. four ia htssanF3. end timber lands IN 11S
direction.
II ~o6 are ftibtinr ~ goine 70 California
e me IN Et.f alif Hsf - property and fett with
Nf. siien. vie has Deen All over fHt States
NfNtNk A tLfd,A.
frn6 ovpf Eieck Those 80
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

The yeuag wotsap ~hs wishes -
make beautiful the dressihz ease ef The
ycung nan uPon whom she has set her
affectscas no long-r r,skes Il sicrious
~ith -sl~er ssusaes, sss Instead deco
rates u wtah escny, - which bis cipher
or use.osrers = ~roarht eat in silv>r
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

In theusaads ~ essss ths cure If Z
easska ssfS Esfessatfss 81 eaasass pll.sa
! - sssfesf fa4ss Hskaes8s "a she safid
= ~ Nesi = Aaf~sF Pas ssgsp. ssls
- ~ assAsfs es se.fssfse sf sssss.
fsef2n.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25
BUSINESS BLOCK FOB SALE!

a.. sx.ss kisss leesss8 e. e. 7fiass g
49, a - 49, izt Is tsf sac - h.s.4ss
- - ss.ses fas sesaHa aaaf = = s.ttes ~
sss,.ss ss.sEs&s< 80 ..FIfss - sstlss ss<ssss
- - - essE q 4s6 ssks f&s = sfss
s.zsssffs Il s.sia . = sass fe4asts -
A a lAhL a. sst s.tsssst
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

Fey kaessfFs tssn- Lnasssa, ssgrsi.
G., ffa9p saf tsl7e tAsfr = "a geass.
- s4getser - ne genuine ~ Ihsmas'
re OF
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

Soldiers hcme made C.rscp for aIe
by al groeers
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The OLD NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH

VI. I. SWIFT Presiaent
J. A. BARNETT. Viee- President
HARVEY J. a0LLlsfER Casaier.
Al classes sf bAnking huslaess thsi 4r~ "A
hsFmsEy with the S4ti0esi Banking Law
Transacted.
Letters u Credit. eurreat IA al parts THE
sorai sss1s.d Ia ssifas "a SIT. Interest al.
lowed Al per eeaG on tine certificates ei
deposit.
DIRECTORS.
/. II. Withey. George c. Pieree.
]. Nd. Barnett J. Gunner,
NJ. l. sweet Joseph IL. Martin.
II ]. Holster " K Shelby.
Willard Barnhsrdt W q. HughaTt.
h. Croftea Fox. +. lesttgerI
/. 4. Hawkins
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25
WHAT PEOPLE Want =: e; !; E: s:;:.,

Twelve words will usually make two lines; thirteen and
not TO exceed twenty words three lines,
and in the larger advertisements
the average is seven words to 4 line There
is but one price that is quoted in the table below
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25
koyIsa. fAcziSe a gToRAss
DeG0LlA BROS,
pEaLsks IN
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
8 and 9 Tower Block

TOR sALE-or exchange; Ioe acres Il miles
II southeast OF city; good hui dings. fences.
orchard soh clay loan. Tbs L. a 10. lara
price $50.
DOR sALE-or exchange; 80 acres - miles
Il from Middlevilie. Barry county; room
house. new large bara. good oaibuildsnks.eo eooa
soil. % acres seeded and - acres OF wheat On
the ground; price $500.
FOR ExCHANeE-l00 acres q, miles from
Maryland. AilesRn county. WITH Two houses
snd two large barns. good orchard, ~ acs-s
Improved. 20 acres seeded 10 exchange tof
south end property; price sa.od
Ln0R SALE-or exchanged; 20 acres 8 miles
from city; clay .osgn. new house; nns
place for GARDENING; prlcce2.oeJ-
TO EKcnANGE-For farm within 10 or /.
miles OF city. two hsEs,s and two lots on
East Leoa6rd-st.. no incunhSrance. and
would take small inclmbersncei ~ yea Wish 20
get good city property here is yonr chance.
no EXcIfANGE--fcr farm e-room heuse ir
A northern part Of tHe city; large lot Sisn
lair barn: w"u'd pay some casa ollerehce-
UiO EXCHANGE For farm; niee houses on
Il South loniast. this IS extra eood resi-
depce property: owner would pay sifaJ O.
ssHoi cash Differences for good farm: price oi
his property Ss-e0
fIi0 EXCllANGE-For farm near some slna'l
IL village. ltroom house and two vacant
lots In north end. all worth $50; no incam
bersnce and would pay some cash II necessary
no EXcHANGE-For farm within Is miles oi
a city. eroom house in southern part oi
city. worth sl20, weuld take some incuDleeI
anee.
EoR sALE-s7 acres Of land. 10 miles south
aud east OF city o. acres iEl ElproSed balance
beech. maple ami oak timberi small house
clard; soil clay loan; best Jafm Ia the e01li
"; price 500.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25
JOSEPH c. MCKEE
is Peari-si.. Sweets Hotel Dloex.
Telephoneaz9
wHo wANrs a FARN crmApf

WHO WANTS a FARM cffEAPf
I HAVE pine good lhrmE that 1 win fe1
cheap OF trade for city PROPERTY. ftep Ia
and see II I have not got Just what YEA are
looking for.
/ UAkk hcuse for f1sa two Others fof go.
another for SiAAl. otbcrs Zoe fiiul. 500. ttta.
and one Ter t4s8 Il u gees this week. ] want
20 sell them. and VIII sc yon a good bargain
VACANT lots ere ia good ofmand rrs are
seiiiaE we'll. I hasr great nEns s,>t yet.
ranging IN price from SOTO f.esa They have
get 10 b. sold. ard yea mi1nf a. ~eii have the
benefit Of The advance Ia values thai - csr-
fain.
4 HAVE several hafgzsrx - ore u bus ness
property and bflsk bsocsH.
COM seoa hardwood tmbcf lands 20 trade
- fcr ely property or gooa tmpf8fed fai'ia<
I9 PEARL STREET.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25
LEGAL ADyERTlsING .

DHuF A1F col HT-Ntate al Mirfteaa, ffun-
q ~ Kent - --tt 6 session 81 t.is l'rrhete
eerrf far fhe snfa eeErfF - Kent heIt Il fhe
Frttaff aHsce. in ffe eift - afAHa H2rsde -
Zs41 aaf ~ oc otef IL fbe faf eaf fhtsussHt
lflt hundred sna ninrts rnf.
Pfesent Cyrus = f'eft ne. jrfEe - f'rplsxf'
D ~. Fnaffs - ffc r~trtf ~
kNN5E =. t46th =. decreased
f-nah y Mc0rew. s1srif'isi fsfef = fnif -
tate, htFffg rfEoefto 10 thie cfsait h't Frt
s1Hi~trafior erfrrsf
lis rsser.f. Tta; Pri6ey RE E3h ee4 sf
October 1881 a ten ciofk - tilf f1fenpDn, -
esfc rrrsxfe f~Hes - appointed fsr fxt1ttin-
ntlon aDe a5irsanct - <ald fcfoutt.
Are q IL fffrt.tef ordered fhsf t1rf - this
of6Pf f.s published fhfee successive weetf ilft-
Hstsfr n aaf,T erspEFtf flrfHtst ana cirrr}-
iaflnG in sala county - teIt
f'EhTs r. FFFEIEa
"A frs,e eogsvi. 3udre 81 fsnllsfs
aBaasvs Il Mass. Rseister- sar ncs n
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

TxRCUTopss safF-Ir f,ss n.effe, - the
- exfsfs ~ Hsselfs ~ fsn foorffuss<.fI
e<seeaxs-a rnfirs i herehr eiFen fbrf <ifnlt
sell - pslisffe nue- 'pn - fifs highest bs10e<
81 esfGFdss the izft CAS- - isse fnbef. A ID.
frant aooF Il tss fTgbetf cree. il the city -
Craze Esff6s r the rpentf 81 k~sif Il kte
sEsfs of Nie-srkn. pursuant + iinsus< en1
xrffy,rffs tr~xesef - me 81 t.ft <.srf n<x ~
ort4t.@r A II go ~ fef prnffats rsssiff -
= erf eDst.rx Efrf.iEx4. A. q the ~izfft ftfls.
50 tees, o. eStrse 81 e8lf e*rEe<ef - - -,
fts} s.srfkta rIece s~ ferceI O. iaae sffaafed
40 esx a fts re1Hf1 ~ hrft e<.tf -
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aHs 4lse ro~ft f<fF 81 80 hFe lnetref sn0
ftssrss sfx go - k<ut rirf o. s1ft cts s~r9P1-
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Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

Is 4AfEh fFaff saaas 8 "a IS stss - aRa
" So sksf - 4s4 - STA thsas - : eass
81 Fsas<s sass Il .astaes - s4sftaat sa.Ss -
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Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25
LOST.

yVANFED--Young and middle aged men de.
W string positions in tue lafcett aud best
business houses In Cnlva' aLd elsewhere
should secure our services write Ter aPp4ica-
ton blanks. MerenSnfs aad f&nkers Guar-
autoe Reference Co.. l25 La Saae-st.. CHICAGO,
lis 3lS
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25
WANTEn n-AGEVTS.

WANTED-indg ageats . iniroduce a new
" arill ls fremrdyi tast does away with
drcss snlsids. tail Befwe.n and =. m. or
address tus Know - T. mstis Company, room
= Nddlcomb building. Grand kaG IDS. Mich.
.a--.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

EOR SAfE-By owner. on wealthy avenue.
corner lot, fine residence with all mode u
improve senis- Also aess fatl new hafie oa
Mofrison-st- Can and see ownor :. ,. Pfospect.
ST. and save eommlsSon. 0i
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR sALE--I have
~ tarec pieces OF eetfaiy located business
property Tor sale good terms. William II
Gilbert. room 8. hiddicomb building. Sl
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

SHALI LoANS-F For short tine On arv form
= of coed - -urityi Frank A. Wsraer. Is
ganai 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25
REAL EsTAFs CITY.

WILLIAM Il. GILBERT. roem ). Miedicem2
w building. has nioasy 70 loAn- hoases Sho
lets ia AL tarts 81 s city Tor sale ana e2-
change. Special .&rs4 aims 10 oneT IA s$eanl
lets. -
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

INANTED-Siiuatloa by Irst-claSs young
w lady stenugrapher.3 years experience IN
lumber and law work; best references; would
20 out of city, Address "A c" ~ Jefferson
sys 80
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

DOR SALE-3.oQ9 acres OF good farming lands.
i located IN Aoatealm. Wexford. osceoia
and Auskeg0R eouAties at from a 10 SIS per
acre also improved farms Ia every part OF The
state. Some especially hne ones near tots e,ty.
VIII sell eheap for cash or exchange for other
properly. Also a large list Of city property.
Call and see us Gee. +. Lewis 4 Co.. over 81
Mon roe ST.. Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

no RENT-Stores Nos and u Uuron-st. each
4 &x10 sect; alley iD iear suiistie ior shoie-
sale business once, i-it manufacturing OF
storsEei rent $50 per month eacu. hnfor
=. Hodenpyl. - AMI u Founfain.st. @atf