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The Portland daily press., 1891-02-18
The Value OF Murdock's Liquid Food
In Relieving Inherited Paralysis.
WEST MEpFoRp, MASS. Oct. 5,

WEST MEDFoRD, MASS. Oct. g. 1890.
MIR. MURDOCH
cannot refrain from giving You many cordial
thanks for free trial OF your celebrated Liquid
Food. was induced to give 1t trial during the
late Mechanics Fair held In this city. had been
debilitated from the effects of shock OF paralysis
for eighteen months; this inherited for three
generations; several deaths in each; feel my
life was saved by taking this food; and after be-
ing treated by my medical friends, with the assur-
ance would soon gain my health and strength,
still was weak anddragged my left leg. 1 also
was suffering from nervous prostration and unable
to control my feelings even among my best
friends. i commenced the use Of your food at the
fair, above spoken Of October the 4th last, and
continued regularly, four doses daily, up to
this time. IL had such good effect on me, the
first few days trial. have continued 1t with still
greater evidence OF its almost miraculous effect
on my general health and strengthened want
all suffering humanity to know Of its worth in my
case. was on my feet IA hours daily, at the
fair, two months, without getting tired, and but
one breakdown of the nerves during that time.
know I could not have accomplished one-half
the task without it, and my people say Murdock's
Food has worked miricle In my case, and you
ought to let your friends and all mankind know
1t, Oh. GOULD,
West Medford, Mass.
The Portland daily press., 1891-02-18

The Chamber Of Commerce of Pensacola.
Florida, has adopted resolutions recommend.
ing that the representatives from that State
vote In favor of the shipping bill, in order
that direct mall facilities with Brazil be In
creased
The Portland daily press., 1891-02-18

Chauncey NJ. Depew is likely to be the
next Republican candidate for governor of
New York. 1t is said all the factions can
mite on him.
The Portland daily press., 1891-02-18

We do not read anonymous letters and commu-
nications. The name and address of the writer
are in all cases indispensable, not niece ior
publication but as guarantee Of good faiih,
We cannot undertake TO retain OF preserve
communications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1891-02-18

The conclusion Of the Republican caucus
to let silver alone for the remainder of the
session probably means that there is to be no
silver legislation by this Congress.
The Portland daily press., 1891-02-18
HOW THEY LOVE CLEVELAND.
rAlhsnv Cnacial IN Nau Vorl yVorld

1t Is time that some of the inside facts
about that senatorial matter should be
known. In the first place, there are num-
ber-and not a small number-o Democrats
in this legislature on whom the name Cleve-
land has the same effect as crimson ON q
bull. They never mention the name with.
out an opprobrlous epithet. Their spirit is
not simply that of aniagonism, but of bitter
not be denied by the most ardent of the ex-
presidents friends, and there are two or
three such among the eighty. one Democrats
in the senate and assembly. III there had
had any arransement With Mr.. cleveland h or
Mr.. Cleveland's friends, the men referred to
would have turned and torn the governor,
politically, limb from limb. Their joy at
thwarting any plan of the ex president
would have fully assuaged all their sorrow
for hurting friend
The Portland daily press., 1891-02-18

Gen. Joseph K. Johnston Is the only one CT
the great leaders on either side In the Civil
War WIN survives.
The Portland daily press., 1891-02-18
CURRENT COMMENT.
THE LAW SHOULD STAND.
Bangor WHICH,

LbdIgOT WHICH
There is now, we are informed. a favor
able report before the Legislature to make
clude the necessary instruction to cause
them to treat with kindness birds and dumb
animals Of all kinds. This Is to be done by
setting aside portion of each week to the
study of the nature and habits of the birds
and animals. Such departure il seems to
us would be a step in the right direction, but
If the Legislature should repeal the pigeon
law, thus subjecting these harmless birds to
the cruelty of trap shooting, it would soon
eradicate much Of the benefit to be deprived
from the proposed instruction in the schools.
The pigeon law comes up Thursday and I'M
less the Legislature proposes to take O step
backward the law will be allowed To stand
The Portland daily press., 1891-02-18

The proposition to make the Australian
system obligatory only In towns of 5000 or
more inhabitants meets with no favor
among the friends of the system, and as be.
tween that proposition and indefinite post
ponement Of the bill they would probably
choose the latter. The proposition to make
it obligatory on towns Of 2COO and above has
been received more favorably. But, as the
Lewiston Journal points out, this would
leave many towns without the system which
need it quite as much as many of those whose
population exceeds 1000. The 1000 limit
would make the system obligatory on the
following towns and cities:
Auburn, Pennington,
Lewiston, Augusta
Lisbon, Chelsea
Poland, Gardiner,
Turner, Halowel
Bridgton, Oakland,
Brunswick, VaSsalhoro
Cape Elizabeth, WateryiIie
Freeport, Bethel up
S S0rtiana; Norway,
WestbroOk Rath'
Windham, Richmond
Yarmouth, Presnna III
Fairfield, Fort Ea1renIIa
Skowhegan, Carbon neiu'
Pittsnelld' Frenchvine,
Biddeford, Bucksport.
Buxton, Ellsworth
KenneDunk, Deer Isle,
Kennebunkport Mt. Desert,
Kittery, fremont,
Saco, Camden,
Sanford, Warren,
South Berwick, RocklaDd
Wells, ThomastoD,
York, ST. George,
WalderbOrO, Yinalhaven.
Bristol Dexter,
brewer Belfast,
Hampden, CaialS,
0rono Eastport,
Oldtowu Machias,
Important towns, like East Livermore,
Madi son, Foxcroft, Dover, East Machias
The Portland daily press., 1891-02-18
GENERAL DEBILITY,
DYSPEPSIA, Etc.


me more than all Medicines, Hot Springs
and Massage treatments combined.
To anyone suffering from Dyspepsia,
Rheumatism or general debility 1 will
recommend Its use.
W. II. PRICE,
Proprietor OF the Suffolk House, Boston.
How few persons realize how many
lives are lost daily from want OF nutri.
tion such as diseased organs need to re-
store them to healthy condition. This
we confirm by the fact that only 1.2
per cent. OF all deaths come from old
age (see Massachusetts Reports), and the
large per cent. remaining comes chiefly
from lack OF nutrition.
In Massachusetts, the average number
OF deaths from
Consumption and Pneumonia, One for
every IS minutes.
Heart Troubles, Nine daily.
Chlorea lnfantum, Six daily.
Diphtheria, Five daily.
ApOplexy, Bronchitis, Cancer, each Four
daily.
Kidney Troubles, Paralysis, each Four
daily.
Murdock's Liquid Food has restored
more COnsumptives to health than any
other treatment In the same length Of
time, as 1t makes new blood faster than
all medicines or other foods known, and
new blood will restore the diseased or
gans to health, be they the lungs, tbs.
snes or any other organs.
teD2 Mw&Fu
The Portland daily press., 1891-02-18

and Boothbay, would be exempted from the
system under this limitation. IT, however.
1900 instead of 1000 is made the limit the
following towns will be added to the fore
going list:
East Livermore. wIscassat
EEainoutn, Boothbay,
Haryn,swou Boothbay HarbOr,
SEca "a Ipsny' Foxcroft,
StonIs,o' Dover,
91s sv Winterport,
Wilton, penhrpoLa,
Clinton East Manb,ias
Winslow, Jonesnort
Bowdoinham MilIbriSgs,
Madison, 1sharrv6sId
North Berwick, GouldsboIo.
pEIe ,heht, South Thomaston,
The 1900 limit would take in about all the
important towns in the State and about two
thirds.of the voting population. While we
should much rather the bill should be made
obligatory on the whole State, still compro-
mise on towns Of 1900 or more inhabitants
could. undoubtedly, be accepted by .the
friends of the system without a sacrifice of
anything very essential.
The Portland daily press., 1891-02-18

MI RI Treated without the use Of knife
I'll IN or detention from business. Also
all diseases OF the rectum'
pain or risk; harmless operation and compieeo
relief. Cure guaranteed. Consultation Hee. ps
Dr.. O. 7. FISK, 344 Main street, Lewiston oenu
for pamphlet. At U. 8. Hotel, Room To- CRY
SATURDAY mT,a trom . b 70 p :" eodtfeb19
The Portland daily press., 1891-02-18

1t will also cleanse the system OF all
climatic diseases, which degenerate into
The Portland daily press., 1891-02-18

Total Gross income, s42o,6O2.37 s59e,47i .O4
Operating expenses, 2S5.011.59 4O0,459.77
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06
THE MARKETS


CHICAGO, Oct 8
FLcrs-Qaist sprins Wheat PAseats. O. -
cas-, b4xsFs - so@SA %; Water Wheat
Klaar Patsats. sosDzss -; strsizsts. Ca Tsssaoo
Nsk2x-R uisd sgies 4sa s.sisr. Ne. : casa
sa1 oessbsr. s<s& D~esn6ex. ~ .xses :.
sna Mar. sf.o@s -Iess.
coHz-<1leL aae nrm Ne as 2 53ae. Ne.
sSsllss S4se Did October sSs. s&e. SossEa-
hes. ss. ,s54ss Year. sss -.sa4ss MAJ. 90
go &c.
o4rs--Eo~-r No cash sssSee, Ne
vssaosy. slss<szfse; May s,hlSlc. Samples
IA fair s8ppiY ana steadlsr. Ne. ga s>2se
Ea waite. gssSc; Ne 4 sfcsscs Ne .
wasts @&aise
kyS-QatsL No. cash So. esses October
- sess4e. @ad November. s.. Use.
RAuEs-@oist ssld steady. samples - foe
lows Poor. uasoaad s0Hsse; oomnsa mash
nslslng. sa2sse fair 10 good. ssss3a. cheiss
heavy and Or ishI ssssoa sna fssey, si<Dese.
Mass PoKx-Trsding fairy active and prices
loser. Prices ragged Al onsz 10 ~ fof cash
o. ss9feo0 for October. copamD fs De-
eemosr. aaa ga sossa~S sor January.
LAko-N4rket maisfasely sctivs sad prtees
steady Quotations rsnsea ~ STTe3d.O fos
cash, D. ss1arsA for October; ID f1sSsc sS
for November and n. ~ ssss d tor January.
foUIzSr-Isivs CAiea>ns. s3ios PEI 10
Lave Turkeys. 100 lie per 10 Live paeks. -
De per % 1--we Geese. sAooGe1p per aessn.
Brrfzs-creameEy. is>ssoo. Dairy. laesoc
Packias Stock. usS,tssse
ors-wisecassa Priras White. Sol water
White. SIC; Nichixss Prime White. yssss Wa.
Ter Waite. iosei Indiana Prsras Whise eAe;
Water " hifa i0e. Headlight Us tesl esex
Gasoline. 81 a>s's. ito, ~ ieg'a sac
LkccoRs-DisuAed Sptsits remain frm -
the basis Of 81 Is per gal fer naished soedA
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06
MASSlCRlD BY SAVAGES
A Terrible Story Of Bioodshed
From Old Mexico.
Two HUNDRED SELLERS MURDERED
isaisa4ns fadi.as Resist Kvteuoa a.
AsAs Phase fsE spanish aaa Sssaasa
soteaies-tnsF Raid Mtasss
fssa sad she's Quarter.

eAs AxTosfo. Tex. Oct Aloha II.
Parton, an American. VINO for the past
two years has bean engaged Ia the
mining business near Aetstillsn. situ-
assd In ,hs state 81 Hids.go. Mexico,
arrived hers Sunday. He brings in
formation Of . bloody Indian out
break which has for sozns time been In
progress IN the districs of Tulemenzo.
IN that state. The trouble 10 an out
growth Of . dispute between several
colonies OF opsais<ds and Germans and
tempting 10 settle on shs lants of
the nativeA The IndiAps resisted their
attempts 20 svtcs them aad much blood
shed has resulted. Mr. Parton says
that few days before his departure .
settlement Of whites was attacked by
the Indians aai nearly soe peo-
pls mastered. including men.
women and children. The eolonists
have appealed - the government for
protection and several bastalions Of
troops are On thar way ~ The scene Of
til trouble.
The attack WA entirely unexpected
On the day OF tbs massacre the Indians
had entered the town in small numbers
until there wAs quite . crowd Of them
collected When the blow fnallv de-
scended shey came down 30 rapidly
that the men OF he place had no time
90 arm
To those in easy roach Of the blood
thirsty savAges there was no quarter
shown Men. women and children
were shea and cut down wherever
they were found. The Indians
Attacked them indiscriminately. maxi
Tag their way meanwhile toward
the center OF the town, where
sembianee of q fort had been
erected AS soon a. the firing began .
mum Der of the residents OF both sexes
hurried into this house aud there en-
trenched themselves. They had arms
and ammunition and gave the reds .
strong fight This was continued until
far into the night and then the sgvagss
drew GWay.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06

Avery fine bunch Of bananas grown
N Galveston Tex, was exhibited in the
Galveston Chamber 81 Commerce recent
iy. The bunch carried sixty seven full
grown bananas of excellent quality.
The Feasibility of growing bananas out
siSe the tropics has often been doubted
aud oil cur supply st present comes
frru, the scrrid tone, but Texas IL 20
ing to try % establish . new hosne In
AuDxsy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06

Price, To Farmers.

GEAfS-Whsst soc; corn. 6sc, cats. Sc; rye
sors barley. si.l0 ewt.
MxsFs-hecf SSs7e; pork. Sik6e6c; mutton. S
es3cs spsing lamb. Sc; fowls. Ice: spr NJ chick
.n. l21sc; veal. o,4e; turkeys. l2l.c; ducks.
l0c.
PEopvcr- Butter. ac; eggs. lie; potatoes. e0c
Y bui bets. &c i hu; onions, .Sc = bu; rad sh-
&c. &c \ deg; peas. slice v bu; peans hand
ssoo = 6u: grapes. 25sessc = ID: pears, 81 =
bu, crab apples. 75e bu.
WooL-Wasaed. ia &c; unwashed 14aaDc,
HsY-Timothy, Sl4Sl5 2 ton; clover. Si2Sl3
tton; straw, 81 = ton.
HIpys AID IALLows-Green. Sc; part cured.
Sac; cured. ec calf skins. 9feen. &c; calf skin.
enred. &c; tallow. i1sc pelts oJcSss Il %; dekin.
159 sc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06
Pric.. to Con.nmer.

FLouR AND FExp-Lily White, Sa75; Patent,
sS.1S cwt: corn meal so = cwt; feed s2i. Ocss
$50 FER ton; middlings. sal.O0 D ton; bran.
slo q ton: ships sl.70 = ION.
NEAr-Pork STEAK. he; roast Ice; ribs. &c
tenderloin. l2S7c; ham. e; beef steak. l. eesc
roast. s9lec, r!h. &c; mutton. 6eSl4c; spring
lamb. z@ ise;spring chicken. &c turkeys IL e
ducks. l31.c.
FRoDUCE-butter. sc; eggs. zoe: potatoes
4oc 2 bu; beets. Ice y PIX; onions. sc 2 pit;
peas. Scc 8 PIX; bei ns.6pc q PIX; radishes l5c 4
doz; peaches $3.50 y PIX; apples. 2oc : PIX
grapes. S95c: crab apples. 5c per pix; pears.
Sec per PIX
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06
MINERS ENTOMsEO ALIVE.
May Men Lose Their Lives by the Acct.
dent at Glen Carbon. Pa.

Many Mem Lose Their Lives by the Acei-
dent at Glen Carbon. Pa
GLEN CARBON. Pa. Oct 5. -Great ex-
element in this vicinity was created
when reports came that the Richard
son mines had closed and all the miners
were lost Later word came that the
west gangwsy Of the Crosby vein had
closed and that twelve men were en-
tomeed Rescuing parties we're imme-
diasely formed and on entering
the mines the body of Michael
Grant was found on the gangway.
fatally injured. Then were found
John McGas<is. Polander. dead
Thomas Conville and James Brennan,
seriously. and Martin Kelly, mine fore
man. slightly injured These were the
only bodies found before reaching tho
Enclosed gangway. inside which six
other men were entonbea, with no
hope of their recovery alive. Their
names. are: John Pruceli. mine boss,
married. wife anG three children: John
Salmon, single; John LAWYER, wife and
three children: James Simons, single;
Michael Welsh, married. two children;
John Culick, Polander. single. and
Thomas Clancy, widower, with seven
children The Company and the men
are doing all possible for the speedy
recovery of the entombed. dead or
alive. The Richardson colliery is stu
ated In the Hecksherville valley, and
Is operated by the Philadelphia &c
Reading Coal and Iron Company. The
gangway in which the accident &C.
Cured Is new opening. with but
twelve breasts in working order at
present. There is no hope of recover
ing the men alive. as the gas will over
come them long before relief can
Il Ia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06
ofunnan Intsrnst.

Morris-Has Dumley any rare coins
IN his numismatic collection?
Norris-Yes lie has the first quarter
ever saved by Russell Sage. and tho
only honest dollar ever made by Jay
Could-Life.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06

rAvc-r9 English lazy artist While Gus
ebrtching ia Colorado few days ago
wa surrounded b. bard Of about
CTR Wild cattle. which moved Threat
sninriy toward her. Net knowing What
else IL do size began singing The sol
s.~~~' ehors~s in 'sFanst. and enc affes
another sEe animals began 70 quietly
srare and she. walked through them
wsthsst being aossssed IN The leAek
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06
x..,ly Two MirIio.. saw the Coat.

TRsvEs, Oct THE exhibition OF
the holy coat was closed Sunday.
Bishop Korum conducted an elaborate
service and pronounced the benedic-
ton. The total number of pilgrims
who viewed the coat ~ l.e25. $50.
The relic is now enshrined.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06

raflrr-fs Mrs. Browuston At homef
s~-vant-Yes'u She'll be at horne
all the .venin'. Itsny nil hs out-k.
". Weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06

Nrw Yoax. Oct 5-The steamer La
Toursine. from Havre. brought sass
600 in gold and The steamer Kaiser VIII
helm 81. 600. eco in gold
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06
THE GRAND RAPIDS
Land and Improvement Co.,
Limited, have to Offer the following

Spec ais:
TIMBE2.
LAO acres fine hardwood. near Cadillac. on
7. 4 A. X. X. Large tracts of pine and hard
wood In various parts of the state.
tract OF one hundred million 000.0d00oO
feet Of white pine in Minnesota. Descriptions
and estimates furnished on application.
CITY PROPERTY.
Street ears are now running on buchanan
81. and Burson ave.. making lots on the BE lie
PhIo additien very desirable Call OF US Tor
prices AMI terms.
A bargain in n house and lot on sou h Lafay-
cite mar Cherry; also on C0lt-ate Baxter.
Nswberry and North L7fayette-sts: also desir.
able houses and lots IN part OF the city TO suit
the taste.
FARMS.
We have them. anywhere you may wish TO
locate. esther % sell or exchange for city prop.
eTry. Anew handsome. wet rented residences
t. trade fof improved arms
We deaf in Detroit and Grand Rapids city
property and can effect advantageous ex-
changes when desired.
A handsome suite Of srooms on coit-aye. 10
rent at g. per month. Houses To rent In vafi-
Gus parts If the city.
Is you have property 10 sell. exchange or
rent. leave IL With us. We have more plica-
tians than We can Ill.
GRAND RAPIDS LAND AND mp CO.. Ltd.
o. WondsEiy Building. Grand Rapids. dich..
and = Campan Building. Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06
cen. rs,rick Klrsy p,.. sadaenly.

Nsw YoRs. Oct a-Gen. Patrick
yirby. aged 81. dropped dead Ia the
nall OF his residence on Fifth avenue.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06
DeG0LlA BROS.
eI.lxxs IA -
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS
8 and 9 Te~ef Block

FOR sALE--ssr exchange; Jas acres II miles
n<sntEesSf u esty; xesa b2tiallxs ffkzccs
efshAge; seA eiay loan Iills u . NJ. lara
frlec $50
from NidAieysllo. Barry ceentys room
koust hes large barn. good SGfh1lia iDks-k ooa
seti. - serss seeded sne - acres ~ wheat on
TIC EFeanes price 8. 30
frofn city, TAR house. arse nes hsrn xseA
solis = sefts 81 fsubers wll sell On SNAIL pay
nrnt or exchange tor GU proPrfssi price
I,0g EXCHANGE se.era, 40 acre farms
sisiinf orsua Eapias property. rAnglar ia
pres irosn 80 ui- II yea have slaai house
20 car ssfes meei 200 % F1aese-
E0k EktHAN6f-la acres 81 niles fron
Nsysea- Allessn county. WITH Ave hoases
kns sHo &ree barns. seed orchard. ~ @cFes
ffssrcset, y acres seedea - exchange Tor
sesih esd property. priee &-z9a
E'ok sALb-or erehaasss - acres mics
iram cifyi cay loan. rev house, me
place fos gafaeniESs pf4cssz.D,1.
Eok sALf-of erehAages loo acre inrm in
noftaefa Alcaigz1s - acres improved.
Zoo asass. na.fn ard eufpaiiaines. > acrcs
rns tlsuissf. feeeh. maple. password AND ella.
anal ofeLsrdf fhis fArm lies balk Of =
small lake and 10 80 Protected as t. be tree
s ~. 80 ss az az re ea,s sases ssr, -
sssee s@pe, en essY terms fs.I cash. er siil 81
change Tor strand RAPIDS real estSgcs. f9T ga
cnaAfr. HafnNcSf f4tlht teaa@ 10 Ne#&t<3
eesaty for equities /. siFaaa hapi4s properly.
1hsse iancs are vel located aud good sott.
perfect title. ana raa. ~ tmpres ement- bs
fna8e 4 Use farHinR country. Jhis Is solf
cAaAee - get %. ~ dealt
LOE SALE OR EXCHANGES acres on lake
saorr. near The pxfk: good buildings. So
pcneh trees n be3r.aE. - par sisaaala4 IA
IesDAg, Acfrs kifsu berries. acfes r2s-tler-
RES 20 grapes, gs-ossb%ff asa ~ be- sssAii
fruits. ITice 500; irult on sHE.s y "a pay Tor
II tie p.ssent seAs9a. veulc etch' nSr Tor
r5ed city property; this n = great chance Tor
some one ana The greatest barSzla Ne haxs
ever offered.
DEGoLIA BROS
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06

p-nss, Tosne's snd PsFFin's Gloves.
T.w. Daaa s CO.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06

r. ". Dunn a Co. have iusf reeeived
direct fron Bondon, Shipment Of tine
nee wear and slk hsndkeFchtsfs-
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06
TELEPHONE ssa.

TOR sALE-House and Tot on weslthy-ave.;
price Si.Soe.
house and LOT Oh Secold-aye-s IL rooms
CRATE and furnace. So f.
House and Tot corner OF Psris-ave ana Veal
thy-aye. 5000.
Houses sud lots from 500 no 20 sl2.eoo; Also
some desirable farms near the city FOR sale ~
exchange.
GEO. F. LEWIS A. CO,
Over 81 Monroe-st.. Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06

I'll Niehois IL closing cut his entire
stock Of Dress Goods ~ actual eoss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06
MOVING, PACKING q STORAGE

pADCL1Ff 4 1IofT-Reliable upholsierers
IL ri III Soutl, Dfyision-st-. have the iarres;
vans" employ the most competent men and
will give you regular rates. whether VOC sss
for them or not by 'phoaing No. 900 or es after
business hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06
]. G.. ALEXANDER,


hEAI tcfhEE-
L-0p sALE-xfee large tr3ek hease, e rcesns
besides halls cellar enaer sncle hSss. !.
vith furnsce u feet Of Derch - isfke :. 80 :
trees 10 frcnt aud rear. - t@t -, On -,
street, located in southeast part ~ rtfl "
eseasus~ sar good vacant properly 9. sn's.
farce II uir~ Of ]. -. Alexander. = ~
E9R sALE-New s-eoen house estn I..s
hail. &c ar Haffr Hhete y - ~. y -.
.,ss pareh, x.sssa vel aad eis1eEa' fot = Tee
froaf; ents three ae~fs frzla theffg s,s-St
e~rs; east front. price oniy 80 II sst- 800
this : = hargaih. Ia4ntrs OF >. O. sies
= Lyon 81.
Irok gAIR-s vacant let's Sac s<sfi9n -
eherfs Is ara f.skesve.. ave snAae 49, -
IN froBf; price fer nexg - DAYS. -" -
each: ean'f be beat faF tas manes- -, -
LgeR - Phoae -
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06
TOR sALE-xrsogLLasEoUs

on West Bri6ge-st Fitzgerald A Frant-
ford. 80 West Bridge-st-, real estate and Ere
insurance agents, telephone liza
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06
T. II. BROOKS.
Real Estate and Loans.
PHONE 100. SAND THE GILBERT.

FOR RENT-House s72 South Ionia-st.. SIS.
EoR RENT-House on South Lafayette-s st.
near Cherry. st. so.
FOR RENT-small house on Smith Court. s..
FOR RENT-House near corner South Divi-
sion and First ave-. ST.
E0R RENT-House on Warring-aye, SIG.
FOR RENT-House on Valley-ave.. SO.
E0R RENT-House on Mt. vernon-st.. SIS.
T'0R SALE-House and lot on Warning ave-.
4 lot otxl5o; property ID worth $3.50; can be
bought for $50.
E0R SAIE-liouse and lot on Fifth ave- /; big
a gest bai gain IN Grand Rapids; sl.sD.
no EXCHANGES acres. -four miles from
city limits. would make one OF the best
peach farms In the state. Look this up.
ITO EACHANGE-Smal farm near Mt. Pleas
ant II you want good place TO like at
small cost. or want TO trade on thai mo tgase
you have on your house. come in and 10 ok th 5
up.
once open Wednesday and Saturday even
inrS
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06
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\fANfED-Two gentlemen roomers. nice al
W cove rooms. steam heat. with privilege
OF bath and parier. meals II desired. kyery-
thing frst-eiass AZ reasonable rates. Address
A. L. (. box 5. this Nflee. Isl
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and in the larger advertisements
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is but one price, that is quoted in the table below
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The OLD NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
CAPITAL. osoo,ooD

NJ L SWEET President
j. NJ BARNETT hsce Pre-ifeet.
HARVEY J HoILirffk. cashier.
Al classes Of b4nkina business tAAE aie IA
harmony sith TIE Nafioaal banking las
transacted
Letters Of Credit. eurreni lie al parts OF the
word. issued ia suns % salt. isi'res, ~.
loved IT per cent oa time certificates 81
eepeslt.
DIRECTORS.
T.. III. Whitley urarge G Pierce.
j. NJ. barntff. j. GUNNER,
NJ L. sweet Joseph n Martha.
II J. Hollisser " X shelby.
willard nafnhsrst N. @ Hughaft.
u. Crofton tcx 4. LosftgefL
L. Y. Hawkins
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wANTED-BOARD

WANTED Board and rooms for family of
three adults aad three children. Ad-
Gicss H.. box ;. this oaee. so