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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-11-27
WEDDING BELLS.

Feople still continue to get married. It
Is habit they can't get over, and was in.
| stituted in the days Of Adam. Adam and
| Eve didn't have much ceremonial celebra.
lion. They simply invited in a few guests to
"iehess the exercises, and Adam, before
nigh heaven, pleaded with Eve to become
nls wife. Eve looked over the garden of
Eden, heayed sigh, andreplied beautifully
as follows: Il don't care ADAM That set.
tied 1t. Adam ordered Brussels carpet.
ADJUSTED his old coffee-pot for future activ.
ley and proceeded to business. They don't
do that way now. The following custom is
the order that modern civilization has es.
tablished:
HoUT-CLARK
AT the residence of A. R. Pygall ESQ.,, of
this city, November 25th, by Rev. E. J.
Thompson, Mr.. Charles E. Hout and Miss
Elizabeth Clark.
Inc wedding was an exceedingly pleasant
affair." Mr.. and Mrs. Pygall, uncle and
aunt OF the bride, in most hospitable man.
ner entertained few invited guests and
made the occasion one of special endowment.
george Fish and Miss Matte Avery as
groomsman and bridesmaid, performed their
part most admirably. Many elegant pres.
ents were displayed as tokens of the respect
and esteem in which Mr.. and Mrs. Hout
are held by those who know them. The
wedding supper was a rich feast of good
things. The happy couple will occupy at
once the cozy residence which Mr.. Hout has
recently purchased of Mr.. Hurd, and start
forward in business like manner on their
welded life. Congratulations Of large cir.
Gle of friends await them.
WAGGoNER-wELLs.
Sunday, November %, 1891, MIR. George
ID. Waggoner, of Monroe, and Miss Bade B.
Wells, daughter of G. B. Wells, of Philo.
math, assumed the holy bonds of wedlock at
the residence of J. S Ingle, Philomath,
Rev. Mr.. 1ngle performing the ceremony.
BoLToN-FUNK.
Mr.. David FL. Bolton, of ALBANY Linn
county, and Miss Mollie NJ Funk, of Alsea.
Benton county, We're married Thursday.
November 10Th, at the residence of ]. T..
Polly, at Alsea, A. L. Clark, ]. P, offici.
ating.
SWICK- CRUDE.
Mr.. y ohm Swick and Miss Elsie E. Grubb,
Doth OF Corvallis, were married at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. st. German, north of this city,
November 22, 1891, by Rev. DR.. Thompson.
PHILLIPS WALKER.
N fhis of 49,,
Mr. A j. Phillips and Elnora Walker, both
OF Benton county, were joined in marriage
by D. Carlile, ]. P.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-11-27

For diarrhoea or summer complaint in anv
form, there is nothing better than Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoe Cure.
Mrs. Nancy Berry of Adams, Lawrence
county, Kentucky, says one dose cured her
Of an attack diarrhoea Two or three doses
will cure any ordinary case. When reduced
with water it is pleasant to take. Twenty.
five and 90 cent bottles for sale by T. GRA-
HAM.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-11-27
DENT IT'S

). Il WELLS, D. D. s.,
(successor to N. B. Avery.)
Ether administered for painless extraction
OF teeth. Office over the First Nationa
Bank.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
third stories. GoedsA BIOa
(estla4Gedg dg-....-.-.-..-....-...-. s.00o -
slQ.s3T Is

1887 Is
The tile for floors referred t.o atovo
viii be furnished. under Goodali Bros.
contract, by the Encsusne Iiis Com
pany Of Anderson. Ind., IA accordance
with samples selected by your commit
tes, and will be laid IN the building the
second ana tnird floors, at s4A cents
Per foot. frat floor at S9A cents per foot.
This Includes border, and SIS the
amount 10 be laid on the three floors Is
httle over 10000 feet. il VIII be seen
that the above essimAte OF $4,000 leaves
sight margin.
Zach OF the above contracts are sc
eompanied ~ bond as required by
the statutes Of Michigan, with the ex-
eeption OF the contract for tile, which
has not yet been filed with your CON-
mlttee- Your committee IN their re-
port at the June session. estimated the
probable costs Of the work named above
VIZ: painting and glass, tile for corri-
dors and hardware at Sl2. 900. The
above contracts amount To $40, ,937.l5,
but there still remains 10 be pro-
vlded, as properly included IN the
above the interior glass, window
weights and sash chain or cord, which
will bring the total amount under these
contracts to about the amount of our
estimate, sl2. 600.
There has been paid up to date OH
the building as follows:
Western Construction Company. es-
Inmates l to 20, including extras. $780,
$40. IS.
Paid since abandonment of the work
by Western Construction Company to
various sub-contractors for labor and
material, ST ,3ss.4o.
Making total payments to date. $l43,-
e30.0s.
OF the above amount of $l43 .9S0.0S,
| $l6. loo. Is is for extras, and $l27 ,S29. .9S
is under the contract proper. OF the
above item of extras. two items, viz,
extra work in foundation about $4,000
and $1,000 for granite steps, covers the
bulk of this smouns, leaving less than
| $4,000 TO cover sll the other changes On
extras in the building up to date.
The near approach of the compile
ton of the building renders necessary
some action by the Board in regard to
the following: Letting Of contract fol-
gas fixtures and fittings. The building
is piped throughout under the con-
| Concluded on 5th page
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
bOARDO OF SUPERVISORS.
fosElciAl.l


WEDsEsDAY, Oct. q, 1881.
The Board OF supervisors met puF-
suant 20 adjournment ana vas called
70 order By the Chairman Roll called
quorum present. The minutes Of yes
tsFday's proceedings we're read and ap-
proved.
A petition from the trustees OF the
Messiah Baptlss church was read Ask
iag the board TO cancel The assessment
made on lot z3s ksns plat, for the rea-
sen snat the ssme vas purchased ana
vii soon DC used for church purposes
ty said society. and on motion OF Ar.
Roberts the sans was referred u the
Committee on Rejected Taxes and the
sapsrsisor of the Fourth ward.
The special order being reached. VIE;
{ the election OF county superintendent
Of the poor 10 succeed David Lankes-
ter, Mr.. skesls moved thai the chair
man appoint two tellers and the board
proceed 20 an informal ballot for eoun-
ty superintendent of tas poor to sue
ceed David Lancaster.
Mr.. Haysns moved as = substitute
tnss the subject matter be made the
special order for Friday next.
Lost by the following vote, the yeas
and nays being called for.
Yeas-Messrs. Bergin, Clements, Feh-
senfeid, Gill, Havens. o'Leary. Potter,
Plumb, Rosenburg, Schermernorn, SUI
iiyAn, Ulnch. J. w. Walker. Ward,
chairman-lo.
Nays-MessrA Benjamin, Coburn,
CoIson, Emmons, Frost, Gould. Hill,
Ladner. Lsppink. Loomia Proctor,
Roberts. Sinclair. skeels. Smith, SmIts.
David Walker. Watkins. +. c. Wood
worth, w. F. Woodworth-20.
Absent-Mr. Kinney.
Not voting-Mr. Hogadons.
The question then being the motion
made by M. Skssis, the same was car
ried and the chairman appointed
Messrs. Skesls Ind w. Ii. Woodworth
20 act as tellers.
Theresult OF the ballot 10 as follows:
Total number of votes cast SO votes,
Of which David Lancaster received 20
votes, Samuel c. Peterson received
votes, Cornelius J. De Young received
3 votes, William III. Andrews received 2
votes, L. A. Merrill received one vote
and Joseph c. Slllaway received one
vote.
Thereupon David Lancaster having
received . majority Of all the votes
cast, on motion of Mr.. j. W. Walker he
is hereby declared appointed to the
office OF county superintendent OF the
poor for Keat county, Michigan, for
the term Of three years beginning jan
uAry lst, 1892
On motion of NJ. Gould the com
mittee on public buildings was in
structed to procure suitable con vey-
ances to enable the Board to visit the
county poor tsrm this afternoon.
On motion of Mr.. Gill the Board ad
journed until tomorrow at nine O'Clock
ia the forenoon.
LEWIS A. SOLOMON,
Chairman.
CosyxLIUs L. HARVEY,
Clerk.
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]. G. ALEXANDER
nKAI, EsIATE

EoR eALE-Sfes large bstrk souse, y recns
bessd~s hs3s cellar aaaer w5os se".~
rfth infaars. - Feat ~ pefTh, nter fsfsr -nsae
tF~es N Eft "a sad fesf iet 49, -
..rs.tt ;osatsa ia saHtAxsE haft 4 sttfl - =
esrhsae~ hef xeos satsat ArNftf = 49,
fsses. sstssre a. - tles sHesfs q ~ = -
Ls1R kkkN4 Se@ afaena Fas~ Nita tfsnt
sf4s pefahs s.s>a set spa stHfH ~ = fest
ffanf, anls fhF~a asafs ffem t1sfff est-rt
Auess s~st ffsHtt nfffe eHfs - y 80 ..'.'ss
fhis HafaNfa le8ptfr - = - sf@sF"7-''
= fTrn =
lst5E eAIks szeast fats aaA >rrttFr -
fhafFs e So f.ser sfe.s aas ssfe7f - -.
ss fesat fsfes fsf nesf = s@ss - p -
s.tA ~ast - ta2t - ths eeFeF =.
faaasks II = Afesse&ef. seHft ~ =
lssa Il Faaes -
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06

CHICAGO, NOV. T.
CATTLE - Market rather active and prices
well maintained Quotations ranged 1T $40
G6ss for prime 70 shipping steers; A0a
AL for good 70 fancy do: s3o@t4oO for
common 10 fair do: s3sfsss5 for butchers
Steers: o. s6s2oo FOR stoekers. ~ 90 3 10 for
Texans, sssDssso - for Rangers; - soslss5 for
Feeders; g. soze2s % for Cows: si asl273 FOR
Bulls and ~ sses o. for Veal Calves
Hoss-Msrket active and feeling frm
Prices fully i0e higher. Sales ranged AZ o. 20
e3sO for pigs. sssse4os 'or nsht; g. 7Das %
Tor roagh packing; s. 552s IS for mixed. and
u ~ - % Ter hsavy packing and saippips lots.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06

FOR sALE-so0a acres OF sooi farni ~ lsnds.
= located in Monteaina. Wexford usceots
and Nnskegnn casa ties At from = 20 DR.
acre; si<a frpreved farms IN every psrt o1 me
stat. some sspecia " fn~ one< near Iats elts.
WI sefi eheaf Ter eash or exchange f~f etheF
prnpssfv 40 srre Hsf ~ ety property.
Cal sad see us ase. 3 Levis A Co. evers
Aearee st. Grand Rapsds
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
CoEyxLrUs L. HARVEY,
Clerk.

THURSDAY, Oct. 22, 1871.
The board OF Supervisors net pursu-
snt TO adjournment, and Was called to
,rder by the chairman. Roll call
Quorum present. The minutes of yes
terday's proceedings were read aad ap-
proved.
The committee on justice, sheriff and
Constable bills made the following re-
port. and on notion OF Mr.. Roberts the
came Was adopted aud the accounts al
lowed as recommended by the commit
tee. . majority of the members elect
voting therefore;
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors OF
Kent C0anty:
Gentlemen-Your comm ttse on JUS
tee, sheriff and constable bills have
examined the following claims against
ths county. and recommend thes Al
lowauce as follows:
Edward Murphy, deputy.sherif
bill; amount claimed. s26.55;
= amount added, 10 cents;
amount allowed ......... ........-t 26 65
n. II. Pond, deputy sheriff bill;
amount claimed, S23.74;
smonut added, 81; amount
sii0Wed ..-.........-.................-. "a "A
Daniel Wander Meulen. deputy
sherif bill, amount claimed.
s260.s7; amount deducted,
$3.50; amount allowsd......... 257 81
Elliott G.. Brown, justice bill;
amount claimed, $40 s5;
amount deducted, sl2.00;
amount allowed q SIS
John Mcqueen, sh-riff's per
diem from January /. 1891,
20 September 30. 1891; amount
-l<Imsd. $1,000; amount de-
Quoted, si2.oo, amount 81
lowed .......-................ ....... s07 GO
George Snyder, deputy sheriff
bill; amount claimed, s262 25;
amount deducted, sl6.ss;
amount ilowsd...---.........- 245 81
Respectfully submitted,
J. W. WALKER
JsNss Hrth.
JAWS WARD,
HsRsoS CoHurS,
JAcos A. SxIrs,
COMMITTEES.
The committee ou court house build
inr made she following report. and on
motion Of Mr.. Hsvens The same vas
s,ssepted
t. tae senarssse Board sf ssservtssrs Of
keat Cenafs:
tsentienen--ssnce msksns our Iast
report 10 the board in Isae. your een-
mistse have made the following con-
tracts
Exterser slss fas entire
huldinz, wlissm Red 4
60 to........................-. = s,esf rs
Haufnsre trHsmiax. far
aess. vssaows. ste.. aunn
HardwsrsGe..s...-.s., sc GO
Painting. vanishing. esisnx
asors etc. =. =. Riymef . 900 %
zas aoers. ssss s~eend snd
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
THE Markets.

CHICAGO. Nov 8.
FIorR-QuieA Spring Wheat Patents, ~ 60
c5-oo; Bakers, s3.s59b2so, Winter Wheat
Flour Patents, - 5OSs-60; strsights 4.e5 ~
wHEAr-Ruled stronger. No. cash and No
vem0er, s4's &soc; December, solsQso1sc, and
May, si.02 tL02a.
CoRN-Fairly active and crmer. No 2 and
No Yellow. 57<s5sc; No and No. Yellow.
G6c; November. osa253a.c; December. 40
s6se; January, % ssGS4Se; May. sS4Gii1sc.
OArs-Hi CHER. No. cash, 3laS33Asc. No
ves1Der, - sS2i.e; May. 33tsSS4c. Samples
in fair supply and hrmer. No. 3, 2s2Sos.c No.
White s,aSs%e; No. 3 SagS2,se; No. .
White Seis 4,S3c.
RYE F'irmer and higher. No. cash, e0a
90 sc; November. s049os.c AID December. s0ss
Gsic.
BARIEy-Steady and fair sale Poor unsound,
Sc .Ssc; common nash mailing, IS. s4Sc; fair 10
good As &c; choice heavy and bright, SO
oOe. and fancy, 6le555c-
AiEsS PORK-Trading moderately active and
prices higher. Prices ranged at tS.59,, $3.50 for
cash: 500 :. - for November; o47sa6ss ~ for
December aad ill.s59u 55 for January.
LARD-Market moderately active and prices
higher. Quotations ranged at s6.l5Go20 Tor
cash, s6I5Gso.E,, for November. toz54Sd27a
for December. aad st.6I ). &C. 80 for January.
PCULrKY-Live Chickens. s&st.c per ID;
Live Turkeys. Sale per ID; Live Ducks. 50
sc per 10. Live Geese. sA00ts5.Sj per dozen.
BUTTER-CTeamsry, 2oL.dc; Dairy, ioss&5c;
Packing Stock. i2kloc.
Ou.s-W Wisconsin Prime White Sc; Water
wnite. sac; Michigan Prime White. s5sc. Wa
ter White. iOsse; Indiana Prime White. si.c;
Water White, l0c; Headlight l75 test Ssso:
Gasoline. 81 degs. lie; "A degs, ss.c
LlQUoRs-DissiUed Spirits remain firm on
the basis Of 81. is per gal for finished goods.
NEW YORK. Nov 5.
wHHAr-Falrly active. November. si.o5; De-
cemDer e.0s yi6Glo6 liio; January. si.0s1
iGss; February, si0sfsGsi 10; March, si-ln1
luE: Nav. si1l iS-letl i2ts.
CoRS-Firm aGsc up. fair demand. No. q
o. s7ic.
OArs-ouiss frmer Western. sstssc.
PRovIsIoSs-Beef-Extr mess. e2Oo ioo0;
family sllO0Ise0o. Pork active ard steady.
New mess sitVo. old ness. sI0.vo. Extra prime.
sI1 50. tl.00. Lard fruer, quiet sieani-rsn-
Gered. E.55.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
We Charge You No Com
mission.

You can trade yoar honss and Ie,s
far splendii fsfKa Zen nailes from tho
eity. 50 fos frais farm. ~ for 4 tox
tsstery snd pfsniss mill. or for ssrsli
csfrssgs seop. of = hetei. ,ss ca. haf
san'i, ~ f~sssnfant. er stnseFy. or
DRY gasas, % hsfa~srs slsek.
fp9 esn hsse pour shsaes sl 500
fsfns
we hsss she lsfsess sseksnss ls.s n
ths essy.
WfsAEa 4 Af.frs.
J saa tamsF egss 4.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
WANTBD-TO RRsT.

WANTED-Two furnished rooms. steam
W heat for light house Keeping or one
nicely furnished room and board. for gentse-
mta and wife. Address with price OF either
L. ID. box Telegram Herald. 3l0
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
NOVMG. PACAING AkInRAnR

RADCLIFFE 4 H0LI-kslishle upholsierers
II It III South Dfyisicn-st.. have the largest
vans" employ the most competent men and
viii give you regular rates. whether you ask
for them or not by 'phoaing No. go or e66 after
business hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06

eRsrx-whsat sc: corn. ssc; oats. SOC; rye
sc. barley, 81. 10 , cwt.
Ms.rs-bssf4's87e 7e: perk. 4<sse; mutton. s
Nsc. spring suo. 62Se. fowls. Ease; spr NJ
chfekea "a 0cs veal 6tse, turkeys iCta IL F.;
ducks, f5c.
Paspr cx-Butter. re; eggs. s2e: potatoes. .
are Ia. beets ID y hu; oBlnns s5zS hu :.
eeaas hsnd esed. $50 = hu. honey
lSc; peaches. sI.65asa ba. grapes.
2e basket; sears s1H ba.
arches. 81 EsSL-S . bbf T5ckssl % bn.
waut-- " ssh~a. zte1>c. uawssh~s lsG2oc
H.Y-Itmothy. SIS ton; clever sizsa & per
ten. straw g ten.
Rgazs sxp ktG0ws-Green. &C sstserSevsr =
us So; cured. Sc. eaif sklas sfeen Sc. ea \
SKIN. .cared. ~ tslIow roHgh.lt.e; pets. secs.
ss3.d dekin. 2Se.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06

Ftoua 40 Fxxo-Iiiy White. sz-5: Ps,snt
sz1e evt corn mea' =. % , est; feed szs nasa
ss4.ta Ger foa mladlinx. tzieg p ton. hFso
Sc a ten shiD<. 81 ten.
ME.r-Pars STEAK. he; roast. Idc; ribs. Sc:
tenferlais. ne han. I &C.. beet sfeak sszfs.t
resst 80 iee; ft5. tes mutfoa. - lsc: sprfha
tsnh. aise sspviaz ehicken.i4alse .tsrs svs IL
. ifr, dueks. fff6 g.
PscBgf g suttrr. %cf eGgs. &c pcfsfe@s
81 , 20; h~e1s ne eps anionx Ec 80
nes ~ ss~ > pk, pesehss se "a spp3es sse
sssse , pks srspes. e><-e d pears 7se per pk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
CAPITAL. 800, 900

THOMAS D. GILBERT. President.
1Eo. g. BRIGGS, vice-President
J.FkkDtklc BAAkS. Cashier.
FL HUST. Assis, al Cashier
Transact business, in all departments OF hank
lpg authorized by tbe National Banking Law,
Exchanges available In all the comnerela!
cities of the world ID at current rates.
l.. :. bonds bought ana sold.
DIRE TORS:
Thomas ID. Gilbert Moves J.. Avery.
Thomas J. 0'Brien, George q. Briggs
David NJ. Amberg, Lemuei ID. Putnam.
Ransom {. Luce. Constantine Morton.
Edward n. Hunt. John G. Fitzgerald.
I. stewart White. Philo c. Fuller.
J. Frederic Bzars.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR sALE-Cheap; good paying business
on Vest bfidge-sf. Fitzgerald & Franz
ford, 10 West Bridge-st.. real estate aud lre
Insurance agents; telephone l236.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
DeG0LlA BROS.
pkAlkzs -
Real estata, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
9 snd 9 Tower Block
DeGOLlA BROS.

For sALE-or exchange; le acres Il niies
etch@td, seil elas loan. Ials l. No. f4rin;
pFles sS.sSo
NOR SAlE--or exchange; ~ acres a. miles
from Aiaalesitle. barry county, rsosa
house. lew iarge bsra. good oufhaild nss good
SOL. - Aores SEEDED ana a acres ~ heal oa
The sfoahas pEsee sa.sa
FOB kAcHANGE-iso acres ~ miles from
= ~ &hc. 4 AiltE&a ceunts. with tse hea
sad twe 2fse baras. coed orchard. ~ acres
improved. - acres seeded ~ exchange lor
soath sno protertsi price :. ~
'ok sAlE-or eyeglasses y acres miles
from e.tys clay iosfn- new ho9se, Lns
place ior gardening; price s2.0jd.
fIl0 EAChASUE-Far fKrn wirhia 10 or u
hiiies OF city. tso houses and I~o lets on
taks Lcohara-Sf.. lHrsmbrraacs ana
sod q tskr sinai c1MDcIanoc. III son wish 10
gel Aeod cats preperts here Is ssur chance.
TO EACHAN6E-ior farn; s.roon haase Ia
northern part oi the citys large lot with
iAlf Darn. would Pas some cash dsnearace.
T0 ENCHAN6E-for farra; nice houses on
soaih ionis-st.: tals l. extra goOd real
deuce ploDeriys osner ~aasid pay flo1 IL
s~sni cash clnerrnce lor good IArM. price II
his property ss-o0
no ENcnAAGE-For farm near some small
NisAse lo-fccm house aud two vacant
sols Ia heft n end a. ~ortb eSswi 40 incum-
bef~nce ahd would pay some cas4 II necessary
no EXCHANeE-Fo farm within Is miles ef
cry. s-ioom house ln southern part II
city. worth sl-0i woula take soafe lBcuInbes-
aAcS.
FOR hAIE-s7 acres Of land. 10 miles south
Anc east OF ciiyi Q. acres l.npfoVed balance
l'eech. maple and OAK Lnbcr small house.
large hArn and ogheF oufbuiidiBeS Acres a.
caArd; soll clay ioans best iafiu N lhe coan-
~; price sa05-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE OLD NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH

ID l. SWEET. President
J. III BARNETT. Wee President
HARVEY J HOLLIS TER, Cashier.
All classes Of banking business that sre In
harmony With the NztiSnA. BANKING la"
II Dszete1.
Letters Of Credit. current Ia al parts OF the
word issued Ia sans 10 suit. l1Ierest al
lowed al per cent on time certificates "
deposit.
DIRECTORS.
l. h. sithey. Ueorgs c. Pierce.
j ~ BaFnett. J. Gunner
NJ l. >~est. Joseph HI. Martin.
II J. Heiiisier. ". X. Shelby.
Willard BarDnardr. W q. HgghArt.
L Croftoa Eox. f. L0ett.eIL
i. L. Hawkins
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
THE GRAND RAPIDS
Land and Improvement Co.,

Limited. g. wonderlv Building. phone CO..
l. A nns home on hehry-st. nesr Cherry
large lot. good house. barn. etc. 10 exchange
for good vacant lot. In o. near city.
2 Beautiful house. modern convenience,
on isrgc lot on South Lsfsyette st. gear cher.
~. for sale at the biggest Mind Of a bargain.
We can show you bargains In residence ot
business property in any part Of the city or
suburbs. either Tor sale or exchange for choice
farms
T. 1870 acres of hardwood timber I'm Roscom-
mon county unincumbered. for sale or eY.
change Tor GOOD suburban lots.
>. Nedeai Ia fiinberei and mineral lands
North and South; also have number Of
pieces ~ white pine In the Uprer or Lover Pc
ninsulas Of Michigan aud iR Minnesota az great
bargains.
{. South Grand Rapids IL boomfug II Won
are looking for an invest mentfBfhaf direction
We can give Yen something that viii hii soH
d. Acre property south OF city suitable for
Plating. ai moderate prices.
MONEY
We have money to loan At low rates on suit-
ate reai esfate securities and no deisv
Al le- eNaml q a. conyeyeHess drawn ana ns-
TARA. business promptly attended To-
list your real estate. hSnsss O. reBt ana sA
curities aud stocks with ne. We have lsrgs
eefnand and can make quick aud satisfactory
disposition 81 them.
GRAND RAPIDS LAND AND IMP. CO.. Lta.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
ATTENTION A

SMALL LoANS-For short time on any form
- OF good - ecurityi Frank A. Weraer. s5
Canalst,
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Is Invited to the many ard choice bargains A
city. suburban. farm and umbered
lands offered by
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wANTED-AGENTs.

NANIED-tady 10 travel mo canvass nui; I;
W sslary - per month aid expenses cal
Room =. third door. Tower building. Sl2
NANfE Agents, fer Rea Pen Work Pub.
" ifcstion. big money frsim row until isi OF
January. Cal at "A south Di,isioa-si. als
NANFED--1u agents Of good address ladies'
W or .sntismen. Salary or cammis sion.
something new. quick sale and large profit.
call early AID secure pos ton. For PsrficG-
lars; Cali or address Livingston Hotel. slz
NANTED-Csnvassjng agents on the Aato-
w blagraphfesi History Il Gen. Benz. r.
Butter. -~ncess ara its AehfeveFss. Itiustra-
ted and other new publiealions Also several
ssBeg Al agents thsf have liorse nd wagon. big
salary or coraHiss Absolute contre of
territory assured; A. ". Thayer a Co. Boek
Publishers. Boston. Mass. 5is
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WANTED Ma<'e. piane and ergsn lessons
given ~ Mrs :. burch. . ". Broadway
street
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WANTED-B0ARDERl

WANrED-B Boarders at 3 South 4 Vision
s.. Good board and pleasant room for
$3.50 per week.
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ITO RENT-Stores Nos and II Huron-st. each
- sox79 feet; alley In rear; suitable tor whole
sale business. o11cc, light manufacturing or
storage; rent $40 per month eacn. Anton
q. Hodeupyl. lg and y fountain st 9slff
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yTscELhayFoUs

MISCELLANEOUS
GOOD NFws-B@ knap - elected and p
" BHiisrd VIII epen shop slais At Pearl
street tbs wees. Weather stripe n store ths
year. two cents per foot: Applied fosr cen .
RnhbeF stamps stencils. etc. zt tes prices
Place yoar orders with biB- 5se
NoTfcE-An perssas are ferssssen d.sns
name after tnis dsts. Mrs Mari A. Cooper.
WANTED -Masie. plane and ergen lessons
given ~ Mrs :. Burch. = ". Broadway
street
1PESTNG-Nss- Nav G. Foster has epenef
- her ar~~suaEf a psrfers AZ IA LzsFayesl
tutfihs sd httisE Speciality.
EeR EKST~The Geo. n. White homestead.
eefnsf >efth Dsvf<scn sna fonEfstH q.
y eos fsr reut - aeurshfe party fof . term
81 cnA tse 81 tAfee se&rs Appis scr eae
s~~s g Mrs. aeo. H. whste. g Fsunissnet
eedl~
NtSTEsf4 FeeTe eo8ne rnsn t. steo in ssd
- shsf 80 esa - ~fs tfe-a = ! par
81 rsnts sait a. Slsth~s of sFereosf neads Sc
efsts Vest. AspAishsfsser "a. u
Nuo aas = hers4. hsrAsSs sas aFht es
fes7 ~ sag = sHited. teh sftetsoeas. :
VaSfFt,.@ fssss. 90 kse~ fhss shs tssnoas
stHss ~ 2 49, = tks Esssl fe-rf 81
t~tfst site TIE ens<t s. fnnnseatsts ~
ssshffaz fsff~sAses So ekssnErs ss1 r5s~s .
ssyssp ensFs<xEeA. Nsiss Asls
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k0k SALE-Houses ana logs In different
parts Of the city; small payment downi
monthly payments afterwards. Lots aad acre
property within the old city limits. Also my
block on boStwick-st. at a bargain. Dr. Neen-
boef. 4s bostw.cA-ss s3tf
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FOR RENT-A desirable once. second floor
o. Tower block. Inquire OF J. W. Rosen-
thal agent. 254tf
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NoTfcE-An psrseas are forbidden tefns
N hus4ne<s with ay sen- ", N. Cooper ~ my
slo