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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02
DeG0LlA BROS.
ps.LSas u -
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS
s and 9 Tower Block.

EoR sAlE-lee acres lsna In fsris fewHship
smiles frem eits isEse house sna I'VE
seoa '&fAs, ei&y lu4n sou. iATSe % shSit
good iesee; a acres Deeeh slse maple Hsntei ,
trtee ~ per acre wouei exchange iof cf~ha
Rapids properly.
tSk SAILS acres IN Plssnteid. u miles
from CITY. 1 iAlie fFon Rock lord, = acres
In proved. tss peach. 4crxs annirs tss fesil-
wheat. ~ acres secaed. scrts cora. acres 20
t<ioes- s~ea reem bsa>e. good barn- horses.
cows. tafmsfs lGlpieme&tS and al personal
property. ewner must scli eh account II fzlt-
ing heal h; Efice SS.Ns.iA
tok sAik-.s room hetse jusl camplet "a on
Hanover teart. h8ely nalsBea With hieh
terrace. graded street, e1li 10 and set price
on this house II sea ~ant te inyesi la Nerth
end property.
kok sALE-HouSe aud lot In southern part
of eits house uncemlleicd sad party ran
not cofntfele safiiS lfofn shortage OF fdnd y
This Is good chance Ser person hss1ae slaa.l
amount OF msBey 10 N ake geca Investment
fts0 EAtHANaE-sS acfcs 70 acres improved.
balance white oak timber. lu-roon house
and barn. Due orchard. area iew iAaa 90
place Is situated about - allies srom the city.
south. Come in snd lr-f iali description
k'oh SAIL OR kAcHAN.t-.e aeses GA lake
shore. near the park good buildings. @tkl
peach trees In bearing, - pear standards IN
bearing, acres strawberries acres raspDeT-
ries. 30 grapes. xcoseb-rTes ana either small
fruits lricc 800. ffgit on saEae viii paw foT
u the preself season would exchange Tor
good city property this - . great chance Tor
some one and The greatest bargain Nc have
ever offered.
1'o EAcHANGE-For good renting city prop
l. erty. ~ acres nnr bousr barn and oui-
buildings. 70 acres improved, balance oak.
beech and hickory timber. good ienooe. $40
peach. IL apple, pears. pinms aud small haii
49, psGoLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02
LOCAL MARKETS.


srsrv-old wheat. Gee; new sic; corn. SO
safs. sec ryF. ie hssi~Y sile = hundred
Mssr-b~ef. @hes cork. -; mutton. 6esTc
sprinx lsmb. ses t'W Zoe, spring ehicsens.
lsci veal -. turkeys. re turks Ice.
PForf rT- Butter. t4c; egRs. g. potstoes &c
hn fe~tS n-r hn. enfons ~ y aof.
rstishes ifc aez .stfuce, re , IN peas as'
, pa hsans hand pceea. s1A = ha honey.
lSc ffSpte' rIes. Ee r guRrt fherrt q si+l ?
ta. peaches. g.. = 2 "a appies. sc = hr
Watsfa-W Wasarti We sr, anvsshea, lfa3 Hr
HsY- Timothy. sia : ton clover. sis > ten
straw. - ; fon.
HrnrS .Vr Fsffas-t3reen. ic; rsy- cured
&c cnreti hites = caif - ms. gr-en - "a
ssins curri So taiiey. &C r3ifs. S&SlSs
dekfn. bssEc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02
THAT SQUAWBICk mob
The Late Democratic Legislaturs
OF the State OF Michigan
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IT'S
hss IL worked the ss4Es to Elect 4 v s.-
50 SENATORS oat sf fhIrfy-tss-
fss.~a . Law a nsoss 1tsetsrs
by SeasFssstssAl DtssEiets-
From rns ). Z. Mail aaa Express


Hon. John r sanborn, member OF
the Republican National Committee
from Michigan, was at the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel today lie talked with a
Mail and Expressman about the out
Fageoas gerrymander ia this state and
the political sentiment OF California
ana Kentucky, where he has been vis-
iting recently. lie said:
I'VE call the Democratic Legislature
Just adjourned In my state the 'squaw-
buck Legislature. IL Is term of
opp obrlum. ami the Democrats mem
bers have nobly won IL. They went 10
work and gerrymandered the state SO
as 10 elect twenty State Senators out
OF thirty-tWO. Then they passed
law diving the Congressional districts
the right 10 choose Presidential cleo
tors-s
Il do not believe the latter law is
constitutional II an election Is
thrown into the House the maioity OF
Representatives from each state shall
determine the electoral vote OF said
state. Many years ago some of the
torai college by means OF the Legisia-
tnre hut that was soon done away
with. although the Legislature Is sup
posed TO represent the people. u a
state Legislature can gerrymander It's
Congressional districts and then pass
a law that Presidential electors shall
be elected from the districts then L
DO not see why it would not be posi-
~ =. q nss - fA "A 4 q
themselves In power IL they can elect
enough legislatures. I think Michi-
gan VIII test the cOnstitutionality of
the law
"Do you think the Democrats viii
carry Michigan in 1s92?'
NO, do not. Why. I know many
Democrats who are already thorough
iy di-gusted by the action 0f the
'Sqaawbuek' Legislature. They will
vote for the Republicans in 1892.
Then some few Democrats like fair
play, and will not countenance the
action of the Democratic Legislature.
We have good crops In the State, and
that means more Republican votes and
fewer Farmers Alliance men. Democ-
racy fiourishes only when crops are
short and the people are discontented.
Democracy stands for discontent and
semianarchy."
''wnl your state support any spec
al Repu biicsn Presidential candidate
In 1s92?'
My State viii heartily support the
Repub ublican nominee. Mr. Blaine l.
popular In Michigan. and II he should
be a candidate l have no doubt he
could count on thn delegates. Pres
en-. Harri on has own in favor We y
much. too, and II Mr. Blaine does not
want the nomination. l think the
resident will be the man.
In California, where / was visiting
recently. the people seem TO favor
MIR. Blaine. In Kentucky, where l re-
manned some time the sentiment
rmong the Democrats was this; IL the
Republicans nominate Mr. Blaine we
do not know but that we may vote for
him | would not be surprised TO see
Kentucky 60 Republican, because
the Farmers Alliance in the
state Il growing. The Democrats are
alarmed"
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02

THE gnFtTFST BARGAIN ~ the srtv =.
Il fhaf ~ arcgrs hauss ~ pufs insf es.sa
rfefNn oA fHfk evr-sf - scent g. the 80
electric rsii~ss nHa sth9ols; hsiT psrles sna
siffing room. oet sffTEk an the erfir.
street fne ~ spse frers riaEtef De- not fssi
T. iaes ~ this property II yes vanf - ifvesf
inert or q trrse Pc fHs Tnn ear ssp5s
sht terms furrsr CsrroH. - Ne~ Hsuse-
uzn huHainf
TGReBIf-t ros. sisct sfanes-6 bred ssss-~s
n foEi yrsTs oie coasihg sf4rife. ths frasf
ssvrharsft0r ~ sfagie-fenfeT sud husgs he,s.
fn ths cisss bugET sa1 hzfn-ss T. wa hirs 81
b4rgsln. Turner fsrfsii. 2 Ne- Enuse
rnsn belieink
TIE BAek- rsr vtE btt per cegt Yea
esu EnsEt 2 PEI fert cB yeur trvssffsss 81
fhs frsf Tesf ~ rtfFin ont = eur rhoic@ les .
o. Seutt RiTfsien- tisiA Eacfid. chsr-v ruet
fvr Ness fDlsar. AafsoH sne ether rssfess
Turner 4 cGrrch Fe- noHser,snr hfIffnfos
iffk Ssht-Nes u>e on eers ~ ~ ~. f,~s
tonsxs- arf 49, new houses ~ ffessv -
Ihts FTFr~-fT e irtressfDg r. pHsae s4fe rst,-
sd'y sne yea est bus sfffes - thee - d -
o. Ye>X 5%s t@fnx
TTRTfE A CsRRoTf
3 keT Hsusemsn Elag
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02
HOME F0R SALE!
IN THE BEST
PART
OF THE CITY.

Modern. convenient house.
containing all the require
ments for q good sized fam
iiy. Seven bed rooms. bath
room. psrior. sitting room.
dining room. Kitchen. china
c,os~t. 2 pAntrics. ) other
closets. iayatory. front and
back stairways. extra store
room In attic. hA,snce of attic
fioofed and large enough 10
make two more bed rooms.
Windows and doors iifted
with screens. cellar windows
with wire guards. Provision
room. laundry. furnace and
fuel room in basement. which
Is concerted and noored In
first-ciass manner and pro
vided with An outside en-
trance. II you have looked
the city over for A convent
,nt and well arranged house
without succ ess, do not fail
TO Investigate this opportu-
nitv TO secure it without the
trouble. uncertainty and de
lay Incidental 10 building.
This house is upon one of tho
finest lots In the city and will
DE sold with either sixl01. +.
6nxl5n. 6nx-00 or 13x35I feet.
Immediate possession II de-
sired; will be sold upon easy
terms. Look AT the property.
which Is 357 Fountain-st.. or
address II. ii. James. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02
$1,000 CASH

HOTEL In south Grand Rapids Just outside
IA II city ilnlitsi nes building; neSiyrar-
ssod main ROAD within - rods II depot slse .
kooa isSsl ETaae-
= hot SKIS xne lots slse s. vacant lets fer
~ sale on long Tine or exchange for i&rn
or personal property.
AND seAcre fsrm te exchange Tor SOsa
- house AID lsI IL south or east gsrtisa Of
city.
POUR tenement erieS block let 10 ieet frenl
/ on North ottssa. IL exchange for good
improved i4ra es detroit eity property
BUSINESS BLOCH. ilxiea ieeI. Ga 81 Halls
~ foT sale al a bsresia-
Z HOUSES and lots GA Colt ave. 20 trade far =
- giitedsr iNrm within 10 10 l. mlies OF city.
50 A.kLs inpsossa l.aa: y niles ssalasss. -
acres orchard. ali kinds small fruit. vel
fenced. under good cultivation. Go exchange
ier c.iy property or ~ or ~ se4es near elts-
HOTEL Ia Big Rapids all furnished. Ia ex-
"A change Tor property in city or faffn-
81 ARE farm miles southwest of Reed
CV CITY. nearly sn improredi good fences.
~te. : free oi ali incunpfaaeei 10 exchange isf
TiEN ROOM house ana lot A. Iagrsve-sf has
i xeod cellar. heated by furnace. lighted by
sas. aud has = splendid bsrns lot SaAi-o. With
90 ArREs Of land. n mile north ana miles
oo east of city. 10 exchange for city prop
on ACRES. ] nile north OF city limits. on
~ Alpine-gravel roAd-for salei ceslrs-
bic tract Tor plating
n AcRLs. y. mites south OF Halist-. for
of sale or trade Tor city property
VACANT LOIS In the city and suburbs Tor
HOUSE AND LOT on south Lsia,ette-st. for
10 ACREs gardening land. s miles south Of
AZ CITY. TO exchange Tor city properly.
MONEY ~ loan on real estate aud ehatteis
G. S. FOUTS iss Room syor,ssstss g, rsspss sls
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02

r,ev. sNr Frrr-Llls WHITE - ss Parent
q & : hundret corn 0~ai. q a = hundred
fsesl sF.tf-fz-iH ter niiaiiaEs. S-lQ1 =
ten rrsa. >i~.en , f1n ships. 50 fa ton.
NEar-feFk stess iee, reast Ire riAs y
trr8er ciu. i4i u, nam. i1c he~I sfPHk 4 4f<e .
rsss - ~ ribs. a. mnffen. Ts1 fsc sprfng
lnrsb N.t - scring chickens. ~. turkeys.
J. &c furks f.A.c.
feoFrt ~ nfter. fS.. eRrs. - POTATOES
8 y tas hrets green's. SC hHf frr eaesfn4
ErrnoSe~. ~ "a arlens. ssr "a peas. He
Tk hrsns ~ - rsassasS Ee > sos
rssrterffrs. hr, cherries -. peaches a,e !.
rk Anplrs. - nk
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02

The Grand Rapids bank clesrings for
The week ending August were s743.-
0l9.q9: for the same week last year,
$1l.4I9.22. Balances for the week end
iag August /. Si60. $500. for the same
week last year. fl50,053.3I. Clearings
for the month # Jniy, So 721 Sass 20
compared with &C. $50 .S36.34 for the cor
responding "a nth of 1900.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02
T. AKE SHORE . MIcHfsAs soUTHEas

The LAKE Rh~rs via CtsFelssA q rosp~rf,es
VIII the ffis nna 2 sne l. y I Irfn- -
euicksst sne NEST direct rou1. = 80
eTAr. A fs<rlsras1
8 Hsroorx TfeEet Agest DrfaI
las. Czxr<tif f1fv AT = NsnF"
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02
vasrBp-aeEsTs

rp.VTrn on, .Qent. uss~ $40 - se1 4
w nNntn Gel llrg snf SeotV IN th-iF mr. -
We want csuatrs aat genera szeHfs ~ ~ q
tske bsck all goeas uH~elf Z e ceNHfF ~ ~
ftfls - ri~ar Siee ard et penses effrf tt.f'f
a.v. frs.i or a e@nersf aesnf iess rs -
We wfH s~ns lsffs iiH2frstet rtretsisf- tna
letter ~fth a special oSsF - sHtt terttf.lF tr
4 nets ar s~re ans srf "a fhe hsasti sfifr =
Res aer NaaafsrtHrfns fsHapanF fiss-'afs g
-
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02

'Eyerr cay fNrpf eevs
t.al A. n. runs thtsuEa fs Detroit With psf-
Vs'N boz rsfs s~sts q esnfA
14n = NJ. has through psrlef cst % prfrSifs
tst' se8fs. y cetts
6.D-. y. n runs tnsoazh - Detroit vffh psf
N'--', iar ear, sssfS. = cesrs.
1O5 se n has ps'''' 's' 70 ''s'''" ''
Fer fiekets and infsrmsftor npp'y si iutoa
ticket ofhes ~ Mrnfoe.St-. ~ Tnten HtfIrn
sEO. DsHkFEN. Gen. fnss'f fx1
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02
CHICAGO VAC. R.4L

I've Grand Rapids ie % m go m IeDpn
Arr Ohicage-.-----.. So ON teapm 6Ram
20 3 "a train has through Wagner p4xieT
sleeping car
I've Chicago ----...-s On NJ <Hpm 10 a N
Arr Gl'd * ...-..--..-..--zlSp p N s5obu b8xW
Do 10 IA traias daily. through hasnrf sseea
ina ear
Through tickets ana fun fnfsrmssion en- he
~ union station OF q. " Nnnsou. tnaou Siok ~
agent. o. Monroesi-. Grsnd Rapids Mieh.
{. L. LocEsooB. Gen. PAsA Aeont
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02
MIcHIGll FRUIT LINZ.
Cheapest Rouis 70 0eaga.

e'-sae- Esssrssss Isss-< ff*r<r-.-,.. r..,'a..
eees. bs8sn1, A. - r.'~~~s :, Z
tsesoss snf Thprsdnf tfsa s<s s. riss<
TkFE-Inslud ~ h>-zs. . rsgss sfr.' "
WALLACE .. griffin
k<ns<~
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02
CHICAGO !uaE z.lssi
Ako wgsr Nic-,oss k.v-

tWecs DAYS. Every Gay 'Escept saturday.
1A.nu A. 81. has through chat ear iGEB..
tV.VV cago. No extra charge fof s-st~.
LIZ \. NJ runs fhroufh 90 LhlcaGe solid
1'i' ~iih Wagner buffet eArs seats q
cents
525 lS.,ss n ss. M ssssqss l,Is sea,s car %
35 p n seas e sse g.; s ,sas. ss gsfsss y ss
aud sleeper 10 IBalsnaioiss via Ben
ton tiarber,
1l:30 p ., y, ,is, re-, Wagner sleeping car to Ira
$40 y "a tonBe~ts a. "a. ses~s.h vita
o.op Graham a Mortsns steamer Tot Hhi
cage.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02
]. H. McKEE & SONS
M0yRnFT

= NoNh"fcA.
% LOTS nssr East FaltSn.ss sa roufhfy
~ payments ef e esea. Prices sa2s % san
CH0IcF ~ = tcts - Iarrs's eahls road aid.
y &c SFa ~sea. II tascn ssnn.
E'DR StlE-fider MIL wi1h twe hniittngs
sad ;rrzs lot reH eaniprra Fffh hrsf
eitss snsehia~rs hci -. sfrf machinery stoa-
~o-.s cv4aa sskst fsr th- ssole. ssfusfet IN
I'd. II eitYs ansr good ser shoss time 9aiy
A LIMITED yTMRER n iots efll - scis
y ter each. % ntnnfnF htFffrft* fTFas
WAfssFs - 80 the ehefre lets AZ the etaf.
Cas- At snee. j. n Mek@c Scass = Aohrse e..
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

The brick block located on West Bridge st..
Nos IA. iis ard III Is for sale. Rfeck contains
three stores. TIE second floor ts tn suites OF
rooms suitable for efhces or honsek 60 Pima.
VIII sell far cash or viii take part In city
property II sold r. r. days Inquire of
S2;f A. A. LORD. l5l West Bridgest
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02
CEETRAL

tDaily Al oitcrs daily except sunday.
1akinl. effect sunday. l>-4> y. f~sss
sleepiig on fsfihc and tusutic Es-
presses 10 and froia Detroit. ssafior ears foa
on Day gsapress aud t,faRd fAaids fxore8 90
and fro,s Detroit. Direct connections made
at Detroit with all thrsaSh trains east over
the Michigsn Central railroad q lansdA ronth.
ern Divisioul.
fRsn NJ. nEI1es. Gent ACT o. Noufees
q. ". kUSeLEs. q. r. anu L. AKA. Ch.esgs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02
rssrFp 10 REsr

tYsTrFn@a rset3Bss ssrr ssfnishse ao"se
W 10 a 8eafrshlF ie.Ha&ty ~ - --Nn 1.
Fsptsmser. Ae1f-s. 4 care tsts e1e~ -
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02
WHAT PEOPLE Want e: e., !: E: :::;...,

Twelve words will usually make lines; thirteen and
not to exceed twenty words three lines,
and in the larger advertisements
the average is seven words 10 a line There
is but one price that is quoted in the table below.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02

Makes fBest psstry. bresa or biscuit.
The best = most satisfactory.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02

tIkFFItNHt NuI =
rvrsctsuw Easy STANDARD white. IN
go. "A gasoline 20. - gssohns Zoe. a. nsph-
sha f-.c
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02

CHICAGO. Aug. l.
rLour-ouist Spring Wheat patents. s. -
rs IS. bakers. ~ io&ss5: Winter Wheat Flour
Patents. g. i0f5 =; srraights sass5O
waEtr-Ruled quiet and weaker. August
@sSs7sc. and December. s9'sfts9sc.
CORS-Quiet and easy. August. 5sal 159c; !;
September 8Ngs5sSe; October. 53s sa,54c
Year gs .sssNe, May. Hissssssc.
nOATs Lower. No. J Etr1gTac; August.
gsGe7sc. September. HsQ2sc. Samples
steady Offerings moderate. No. 4 29E3lc.
No. White. s9s9sc. No. q 2eG3sc; No. 4
white aI8Tc
RVE-Stesdy and Hrm No. cash. In stora
T9sG7s,c. M . do.. 6S2TOc. No. Aug..t,
79,s173c. september. re. October. &c urHer
September.
BssrsY-Easy. Samples nominany a5geoc;
September. s9i,c.
NSss PoRK-Trsding moderately active and
prices ruled st.adier Prices ranged az ttI q
GslLsD for cash. sL&eff.3D Tor August. ST. %
aItfs for september and slLs7saii.5 50. /,
for October.
LssD-Market moderately sctive and prices
steady Quotations ranged al is.s0zs.o o2l, for
cash. Roies8 81, f5r August. rs7s.f,d7O fcr
sepsember aud s.ssss so, for October.
BurrsE-Cr~amsry. i3Gi7c. Dairy. ii6ftc.
Pacsisg stock. iOsi0,sc
POutrRy Live Chickens isssesisyc per N /;
Live Turkeys 9SsiOe per 10. Live DUCKS IN
&c per n Live Geese. Nost0O per dozen
0IIs-W isconsin Prime White. SO: Water
~hite. sase: Michigan Prime White Sc Va
ser waite. i0s,e in1isns Prime White. aae
water White. Ioc; Headlight. i75 test. sss.
g ssalias = deg's, i4c; "a degs SHE
NEW YORK Aug 4
wHxs<-verv fuli; steady. August ~ 3is
9s7sc: september, ~, AZ &c. October g5sss
e.c, November. % se9A.c. December sescis
o. 1o5s. January. hets
CoRS-Duii. steady No. Z 7De7ic
OARS August. Aac. September. 30
G'ae. Western. tfs7fc
PsovIsIoSs- Beef-Quiet and EASY. Exfrs
ness ~ Essi00o. -4mily sis toei40o Pork
Quiet and unchanged New mess. si2 1Hdtl2 -.
cd ness fit1STt ss extra prime, lsiio3s
II n Lari-Qaiet aud BominaL Steam-rcn-
dered esTs-
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS

klstkbLANkUB6
WHO has good driving horse 10 exchange
W part payment ia sard nice lot To-
qulre at rgom 4 Niddicomb building 2ib
EoR RrNT-FurnIshsd tent at ottawa
Beach. Address. The Wave Ientvttswa a
beach Is4tf
WANTFD-A or ton train locomotive Tor
" wood track name price snd terms ?
ply to HigDee & Hugh. Motley. Mich 10
A CHANCE ~ ffe time for men wffh capt
n .. ard active men vtthouf tspttai 10 ~
cure vsry Blras4nt snd profitable business.
No dropsa or syrio.lty seekers reed :. ry.
sddre.. With cent sfsmp Coz seiidsted Al
iveable shoe Store. a. Arcade baiidins
Cleveland onto tN
yVANTED-Fvprv youug man 70 stsp IN snd
w see what ~ can 30 with fhsn 70 par
q paats sass of clothes et ovcrccst maze %
eraer Nuist HeTpoisheim@r To VI
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02
FOR REHT-BUsINEss PLACES.

EOR RENT-Storcs = and u Huron-st.. each
.0x5g feet; alley In the rear, suitable Tor
wholesale business, Cfi rs or stores; rent.
SlZ.5i per month each. Also two second heors.
each 2N.0 feet. - ger month each; can be
rented sepaI are or entire; location one block
wssG OF Canai-st and one block north Of Lyon
ST. Anton g. Hodenpyi. IL and Il Fountain.
ST lhiff
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02
BsNK CLEARANCEs.

Organized under the General Banking Laws
Of the State Of Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02

We advertise for sale. this week. some OF
our VACANT Lots. which must be sold. The
spring has been backward This property Is
now productive. ana. In many cases. must be
turned into money We quote prices and
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02
MOVING. PACKING a STORAGE

RADCLIfF A HOLT-Reliahe upholsterers
h II u South Div sion-st.. have the isrrest
vans" employ the most competent men AMI
vii give You regular rates. whether you Ask
for them or not by 'phoning No.Do or 60 alter
iusiueSs hours
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02

IMPORTANT NOTICE. have n nu,aber of
customers looking for houses ani lots. Any
one wishing Ia dispose OF tncir properly
should call AT once. William ii. Gilbert. gen-
rrai real estate aud loan agent. room 5. Wild
dieomb building. zie
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02

nor SALE-A nice room house In southeast
= part of town for only sl.soo on easy terms.
knsey 4 Mercer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02

NOu don't know what you can buy In real es
tate until YOU have called on l. = Plovin
room o. Loyett's block. opposite sweets Hotel
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02
KoNM TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LoAS-0n good real estate
vi security 10 per cent kinsey Mercer,
4 10 Midtieomb build ng.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02

I TARGE aud small loans on short time on any
- good security. John b. Martin. IS Csnal-st
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02

1r0R SALE-7-room house stone foundation
hard aud soft water. we'll located >i5aD
this month. A desirable house. II rooms. IN ID
ern Improvements: $500 this month. Apply
a. once. ribbs' drug store. l2s Monroe-st.. Por.
ter block PIC
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02

A GOOD CHANCE 10 get home. i wilt sell
"A you lot and furnish YOU money 10 build
house. Come In aud See me-. William n. gill
bert. general real estate agent. room 5. Wild
dicomb buIiding .lS
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02
OTTAWA BEACH
DETROIT,

Leave Grand Bsnids.
Arrive ottawa Beach
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-02

WAN1ED-An honest. Intelligent young
man with >oa0ro 500. Wiling TO work for
himself can have luli chare Of fine busi-
ness; druggist prefer ed. Cali OF address Dr.
W. IA. Ross. Grand Rapids. Mich. Once. Wild
diComb building. I'D
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-21

A black silk petticoat, trimmed hand.
somely with black lace, is a luxury that
not every woman can afford when the
prices Of them range from twenty to thirty
dollars, and even more. This is how. one
was made, and beauty it was at that, for
two dollars.
A young woman started out with ten
dollars to get the long envied article. She
went from shop to shop; nothing quite
suited her, and it seemed such an awful
lot to give for the flimsy things, with their
poor lace and pinked ruffles, that were set
before her.
So, giving up in despair, she took the
elevated home, aud gliding over the Brook
lyn bridge a watt of fresh air blew an idea
into her weared brain. On getting home
she found an old red silk underskirt which
she had intended to be knit up into a
woven portiere. On another dress was an
old black lace dounce, which, with spong
ing, pressing and darning, was made nearly
as good as new, while the red silk skirt wa'
going through the dyeing process. The
two were put together, and for two dollars
the sum for dyeing, she had much pref
tier petticoat than any she had seen for ter
dollars.-New York Evening sun.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-21
DER fLieD-.lDE HoLLAgNDsa

Music, that breathes across the soul
AS dim sea wind spreads along,
Where the drenched moonlight is not
strong,
Where ieaden clouds and surges roll;
A heart whose yearnings strive and toll
TIL the dank darkness is one song
Where helpless hopes make moan, and
throng,
Winged for vain and shifting goal.
A ship, whose wailng cordage sways
In tune with straining, restless spars.
AS through the nights between the days,
She reels, grown boar with weathered
scars,
In leagues on leagues Of spray and haze
Past headlands vague beneath the stars
Edward Lucas White in New York Sun.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-21

At the siege OF Petersburg young lieu
tenant, who was very good looking and a
great favorite with the girls at home, was
badly wounded in the left arm. Several OF
the surgeons declared It was necessary to
amputate the limb; but finally one of them
decided that by removing section OF the
bone the arm could be saved. But said
he, ct will be bad job, and when healed
the arm will be crooked"
The young lieutenant, thinking that any
kind of an arm was better than no arm,
and with thought for future conquests,
replied;
Never mind the crook set 1t for hug
cling and 20 ahead. Texas Siftings.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-21
AND RAILROADS
FAIRHAvEN PosToFFICE
Corner of Larrabee Avenue and Twelfth
Street


Street
Arrival and departure of mall from Fair
haven, Washington, postofiice, taking1enect
Wednesday. July Is, 1891
MAIL CLOSES FOR
Port Townsend. Orcas, friday Harbor and
British Columbia, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at $3.50 y. m.
Sedro, Woolley and Anacortes, local. at
$3.50 IA. IN.
Seattle, Tacoma and Eastern through mail,
at 9 p. m. daily.
Wbatcom, West Ferndale, Blaine, north,
at 6:45 p. m.
MAIL ARRIVES FROM
Port Townsend, Orcas, Friday Harbor.
British Columbia, Tuesday, Thursday ana
Saturday at 1855 IA. m.
Blaine, West Ferndale and Whatcom, at
$3.50 "A. m.
Sedro Wooley, Anacortes Seattle,
Tacoma and Eastern through mall, at 2;25
p. m. daily.
Seattle, Anacortes, woolley, local mall at
1890 p. m.
Fairhaven to Beach, closes at 1880 n. M,
and arrives from Beach at p. m. daily eN-
cCpt Sunday
Farhaven TO Chuckanut, closes at p. IN.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. arrives at
2 p. m.
Office hours from "a. m to 6 p. m.
Sundays-Oflice hours from tO2 y. m.
$. II. KELLER. Z. Nj.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-21

Leaves Tacoma. going east at 200 a. M.
daily; arrive at Minneapolis or ST Paul -6;C5
D. m. the third day.
Connections made at st. Paul and Mime
apolis TO all points east. south and southeast
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-21

NJ. l.. STANGROON, Supt.
A BRANIN, Asst. SuUt.