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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-22

Many states have stringent laws against
food adulteratiOn, but they fail to check
the evil. Il Is on the increase. The last
report OF the dairy commissioner Of New
Jersey shows that 90 per cent, or nearly
half, Of all the food preparations submit
ted TO him for examination were adulteF-
ated. Sometimes the authorizations were
harmless and In these casesthe purchaser
would he only swindled, but In many in
stances rank poisOns were found in aTti-
Giles Of every day consumption. A large
percentage Of canned vegetables, such as
peas and string beans, were found 10
contain copperas, used TO give agFeen col
or, and a number Of baking powders have
been ''doctored" with ammonia to give an
artificial leavening strength and TO permit
Of their carrying more waste matter.
In these cases there is not only fraud but
danger to the public health. s'-N.
Y. Tribune,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-22

Come and inspect the largest stock
Of shoes in the city, ct the new shoe
store. At
Go to the new shoe store for your
SHOES Every par warranted oy schou'
'ne S"oe o."
Persons desiring 10 invest In hop
lAnoS snCuio eaii on A. L. FIX ana LOOK
over ms ilSt' 90"
[rIesn oysIers ssrveu 'n any Sty'e "
.,,
"a. H. ElA' Wy ,eAulns leal eS'A'e anu
Insurance. "~" VI NO'" l
Ut savage viii PC lOunu AZ nus once
On Sl.. A SVenuS WV, nv I ~ =. m' W II
old shaw Mace. lb-u
a week at H. A. GriHin's. s7-4t
done bv schott. the shoeman. S7.4t
50,
brated Ms,ber Tia vloye1. Cal and ZEE
them. 81
New dried f,ui,s a. H. A. G,;aBn,s
Mt a so per cord. Hereafter the caSb must
accompany ali orders a5-T
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-22

CARDINAL RIcHEIIEU.-Keene has come
and Keene has gone, and while we are
poorer In purse We are much richer in ex-
perience. There Is little question but
what he Is the greatest American TRACE
dian since the death Of Barrett and the
abdication Of Booth, and Yakima has
cause 70 be thankful when such artistes
favor 1t with their presence. That the
entertainment was appreciated was
evinced by the frequent applause and the
concentrations since heard on the lips Of
all who were present. Thesupport in the
main was excellent, but the king and one
or two Of his couTtiers were little more
than perambulating sticks.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-22
Pung.nt Political Paragraphs.


The Farmers Alliance state convention
Nh - "''u =. DDI ~ -. .s .o'n M NJ
=, So. -. 600 s.,....sS 49,, .~. ia '
" ~"O' wv
1t is now asserted thatthe federal judge
ship will be given to John B. Allen, and
that Governor Ferry will appoint Thomas
H. Breuts, Of Walla Walla, To succeed
Allen in the senate pending the meeting
Of the state legislature.
Judge Frank Allyn, Of Tacoma, is
mentioned as probable candidate torthe
gubernatorial nomination at the hands Of
the democrats. Judge Allyn is so well
thought OF at home that he carried Pierce
county In 1889 when most OF the demo-
Gratis were showed under.
Walla Walla Irn;on. Lourual. Judve l.
u -. - coo..Io -. 80 $500 A.
N. LEWIS, u oe9'''e' has oeen '"Viseu "
address the Farmers Alliance al Walla
80 - - Ill, ~. =
" -. :, 49,. . tos.,,,,a -. -
$50. :. - 90" ! - - -.
H. W. Falr"eatner mas Oeen in1er
viewed oy the SOUND papers, ana ne
alreo MS reasons ior noiulng mat 'onn D.
Amen cannot DC re-eiec'eo 70 tne senate
- -, ,II,.-.. S,I.,o 4
ana Farmers Ailiance canoiuA.e loi con-
gress are ia'her 10 MS uesiie, out ne a.
least Pu's tnem IN pretty gcoo shape ana
makes r~'nef !" S'fons snO"ing'
Chairman Eugene T. Wilson and Sec
rotary r. X. Nichols, Of the republican
state central committee, held q close
confab in this city on Sunday last with
Dr w II Hare racaiver NJ the II g
- Ia. :. - ~ 80 a.
iAnu o'hce' Is 70 oe nopeu tney got
some satisfaction out oil the situation, but
this is to be doubted. Any republican
that can draw consolation from the pres
ent state Of affairs can see a silver lining
to dark cloud where none exists.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-22

THE recent Papal decision, that a mar
rage ceremony by q Protestant clergy
man is to be recognized as valid by the
Catholic church, is in accord with justice
and common sense. A decision to the
contrary would have opened q ready door
for villainy to enter. All who believe in
the honor and sanctity Of the family
relation will approve the judgment
Of Leo XIII.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-22
A sure Cure For piles.

Itching Piles are known by moisture
like perspiration, causing intense itching
when warm. This form as well as Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding. yield at once to
DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remidy, which acts
on parts effected, absorbs tumors, al
lys itching and effects q permanent cure.
Scots. Druggists or mail. Circulars free.
DR.. Bosanko, 32S Arch ST., Philadelphia,
Pa. Sold by Janecks Pharmacy
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-22
nuckIen,s ArnIca salve,

The best salve In the world for cats,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores. letter, chaPped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles; or no pay required. It
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cts per box.
For sale at Janeck's Pharmacy.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-22

Save IS on your next suit by sending
for IL cloth samples, fashion plate and
measurement blank free. Postage 9 cents.
Ed. L. HUNTLEY & Co., Wholesale Tailors,
1874 Madison st., Chicago.
Whine ordering, please mention THE HERALD.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-22
Special Notice.

Parties indebted to me will pleasesettle
by November lst, otherwise credit will be
refused them. H. A. GRIFFN.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

same denemln4tioa ti2 600. Mr.. Bost-
siek has Already donat-d xle0, 600 to-
sara the eIso snent fund vi Albion
college
Psasons granted Mchisan sppli-
eants. 0rlgiDal-Jaeo6 stsdley, san iuel
sperry. Bsnjsnsin H. hilem4n. VIII
am AeGaIEe. Andres L. KING. George
q. Sicaols, Henry r. Lane, 0eorge
Rocket, Isaac NJ. Lnsi. Thomas Her
Iou. David ;. Kinds. Reuben Quick.
Homer y. Dowd, John Raymond
James Murphy. Hiram Hilton, George
Thomas. j. j. Fogelsong. George W.
dali. Additlosfl-Pelef Scbah, Adoiph
Well. Increase - Charles Ae~rtEsr.
William W. Made. Daniel w. Turner,
William Brown, Merritt q. Nnntiey,
s4mael Johnson. Walter s. Philips.
FsyetIe Nelson, Charles Fuilaer,
George W. Dosiver. Charles Doane,
Dewitt c. smith. John o. SAITH, Robert
q. Williams, Frederick Hart, Albert
Wilson, John Well, +. Joseph 1oiten,
EaliIt Ward. Reissue and inci ease
William III. Pratt. Original widows.
vte--Jossph A. Main tfatherl, Esther
+ Lee, Clara L. ogle, Caroline Mar
quardt.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
CAMPING ON HIS TRAIL
BEyIlYly WALLER SUCCEEDS hin
1ns Efd.iity and casasitv Company.
Be1ass.z1 OF zoe Missing A&ss-
ger. VIII sac That hs -
bTsasht 10 Ja-saes.

Msssrs. F.. A. Forbes OF Detroit. su-
terinsendsnt vi she Michigan Bell Tel
ephoas company, and j. z. hoeher-
sperger or Chicago. western 4gens OF
the New York Fidelity and Casually
company. haze osea consulting sseL
Mr. ). L. Watson of GrAnd Rapids.
tns superntepdens of the wes-
terra District of the Michigan Bell
Ielephons company, IN regard to the
defaieatIon of w. A. howrer. The
F.ashEy and Casualty company OF New
York went On Mowers bond and IN
consequence will settle for his shortage.
Mr.. Koeherspsrger says that the fi-
deity and Casualty company will push
the matter and bring Mowrer 10 justice
II posslbie, that, IN fact, steps
have already been taken IN
thas direction. lie recognized
the fact that Mowers start rendered
the discovery OF hIs whereabouts more
dlfficuit, but sz.d tnat the Fidelity and
Casualty company lad ofhees ia every
direction and IntlmAted that the mat
Ter would not be dropped. whether
Mowfer MAS caught IN t~n days or ten
years.
Mr. BENJAMIN Weller y chief operator
Of the Detyolt telephone exchange, has
bsen appointed as local manager OF the
telephone exchange TO succeed
Mr. Aowrsr, and assumed bis dutles
tSday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
FOUND

In the last les dass same hiS Bargains ana 4
~snt yea 70 have sae bsneft. ene oi shem is
Ne, sis cresoset sseaas; IN = splsndia neish-
berheoa house nearly nee large corner lot
resfn Der another hsess has . keed esrn ea
adjoining lot ] can SSH that 70 wee ga ssss
terms saa 3ill make the price for ies eays
enls $50. ! have ae feet en- MI Nernon
street With tse modefa leases and large nara
that viii sell you for What the lets are worth.
Call saa See The bargain ] have. A small
hease and large iot on Lesan street. west VI
East street which / VIII sell tor ssDo. Snsii
payment down. halzaee as renf. | have a
iarEs houss. nearly ns~ large haFa On Fifth
avenue. near Dnioa street. that yog esa bus
cheap and on year own terms, vi, take vacant
lot or lots Is part pay; ean ana vi. slow IL
TO you. Have several new houses in ihe eEsi
part % city for sale cheap and on easy terms.
| have large list OF houses and lots and VI
cant lets which viii pas you 20 look over be-
fore buying have small house oa Logan
street TO rent for 8 per wossh, near East
street; house corner Of Colt ana Ass berry
street very modern. only sio; II soa want any
thing In my nae cali and see nae. Large list Of
farms for sale aud exchange. Elghts acres at
Ada for 500 on your own time OF ~la en-.
change for something In the city.
]. w. ct0STtRhousE.
Phone IS. IL Canal Street
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
GRAND RAPiDs' MARKETS.
Price. to Farmer.

GasrN-Whsat. S0c; corn. sc; oats. Soc; rye.
75c; barley. SO = ewt; nuckwheat. &c Y hu.
As4r-Bcef. siz4sc: PORK, flaGt ts4c; mutton.
Sc, spring lamb. DC. fows. sasc, spring
chicken. assl5c. veal. 6S61sc; turkeys. l0sllc
ducks. letgiir.
PRaDucK-Buticr &c; eggs. &c; potatoes.
&c v bu, bets. Sc 2 Du; onions. Soc = bu;
beans, si-,0 = tu, honey. lie. apples. ST. q
rs = bbi 7sGeet..3 r bu.
HAV-fimothy. si5tsl6 2 ton; clover. slaesli
3 tou. ST. sw 50 ? ton,
WOcL--N agned. 1tssSc. usvashei. Ia 2oc.
HIDss AND IaLLows-treen. &c. steers. over
20 lbs. SIC; cured. Sc; calf skins. green. &C
calf sslGss cured. &c tallow. rougi. l1sc.
pcits. ooc 11sf. 80. deksB. &C.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23


Ionis has poultry club, recently Or
gained.
NJ. j. Collins. grocer Of Charlotte, has
been closed out by creditors.
The annual reception of the Muske-
gon club will be held January Is.
Gen. Aiger viii give eacn OF the De-
troit newsDoys sit OF warm clothing
a. . Chrstmss present
A large natural cave has been dis
covered IN the center of Mackinac Is
land. IL has not yet been fully ex-
plored.
May Shell. . dissolute character, died
at q Battle Greek hotel under suspicious
circumstances sunday. The coroner is
invest eating.
Mrs Jacob c. Hare OF Lorvell, in .
fit Of despondenev caused by . long Ill
ness, hanged hersex ~ . bedpost WI lie
alone Monday.
DAVID Monroe of Port Huron sues
the tunnel company for $50. 900 dam
ages Tor injuries received while work
ing the IN tunnel.
Alfred Thomas, employed in the
Wolverine mine. WAS aspyxlated by
powder smoke By gong into . drift too
soon after blast bad been made.
COL Robert u. Burns of Kalamazoo,
died Monday after long sickness from
heart trouble. lie Was secretary o. the
board OF trustees of the insane asylum.
A. G. Filler OF Monroe issued Sheriff
smith of Musksgon for $4,000 dam
ages for false Imprisonment. II IL q
case OF mistaken identity wherein Filler
vas taken for an eloplng husband.
Nfs. Compton died At the home for
aged women in Bay City sunday from
the effects of injuries received from
the hands OF ner insane daughter.
Mrs. George p. Seaman, some time
ago.
Ascending Treasurer Sam q. Nc
Fsrisne, OF the EscsnAba Brotherhood
OF Railway Trainmsn, mas taken 81 600
with him lnto retirement IN Canada.
An effort will be made 10 bring aim
back.
Sorthvills hss decided by special
election tc bond the village for $50 900
for wsterworks There were ia votes
in favor and twenty-four against. The
vsctsry Was celebrated by the firing OF
cannon.
John r. Long. Detroit saloon keeper
Is years old. com mlttcd suicide don
day night by jumping In the river.
tfter the nrss plunge ne cried Justify
Tor help and was hnsily dragged 10 the
dock. but hfe Was extinct.
Nine horses. tvo cows, 900 bushels Of
whest. afieen toBs Of hay, wagons and
iapienents 70 the value II $1,000 were
Consumed IN Mrs. GIDEON stsrner's
bsra near Niles Monday A tramp .
sappssed - have ses are TO the barn.
Insured for k2too.
waii. driving near Jackson John
sharon sss struck IN the face BY the
brsnch CT q tree and hls mouth WAS
torn epen on both sides and Toe hesh
on the lower Jaw seriously lacerstsa.
In sdditon be vas Knocked IRON BIS
wagon. and ne front Wheels psssed
over him snd fractured hrs shoulder.
The Daily Telegraph, s. n. pingley,
proerietor. ss been sued for Si0.eco
fes hset ny =. j. Henry. Of the tnson
Portrait company, for publishing an
article signed ey leading phosoxrsphers
warning people not to pstrosize Ms
eanvsssers. The editor. 70 = charsed,
aselsned b investigate sna make . cor
recnou-
Era Rssivick, . wealthy eisizer ef
rnson Ctr. aas rad Inserted - hrs va
= e,suse tesne<tA M sI9.sse 80 me
sepsesnnosf~a rrsschers cf toe Niess-
"a. easfererce ef the n h eanreh
ard Ia shs widows s1d orphans of Dc
erss~a ministers, prcp<rty ssiasd -
xse eoo. Also 70 . needy ehareh Of tae
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
ALL DISEASES OF MEN

oar treatment pes sesy aad radless ears
All terms 81 nrEseas tisrrtrrs. va-sfr~zl
sex~>. sr1na decfa<. zeef ssFfcoees< a !,
"a ela.,d dlsesseS Cures rznf5. Chsr~s.
~.x<ersre Terms ~afr.
psessssfe<t. ssf~<t ard snress tTsasw~st
bncNn- =.
~.~-sssf a. sezae sszt - free
DkSLtfN -Bt PsE MEDICAL o..
1er-rpornfea ens<r tie lsss e the stare -
kssa ~ Ir.4sa<st-- Bc<tss. Ms,
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
REAL ESTATE.

III a ID 4 D
E'oR sALF-NIce large brick house. n rooms
besides hats. cellar unaeF Whole Roe AZ
with furnace. ~ feet of parch. aice lsrze shzas
trees - front and gear. tut S<xls2. es grad ed
street; located IN scufhessf Dart 81 cttr. w.il
sxehsaEe ssr xesa vacant property gr snal!
ferm. nauire ef J ~ siexss3eF. n E.yes sf.
kJk ssbk-Ae~ sfoem hissse vito fr0af
aSh. ee isr undcF wsoie heHse; trent sna
saae pefehs eoof we'll aad cisfera fot q feet
fronts eriv three doors trem theFrs street
ears east trent. price eniy sisn II seid secR
thtsis bargain Inquire Of ,. y. Alexander.
- Lyen a.
therrr "a ard LAKE, ave. fne staSe trees
IN franfs py,ee tor rerf . ssrs Sec 70 tze
EACH cnnt se rest for fhe messy.
Isssn5rs af J - Alexander. Court kaH x
fvan a 1phene%~
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

CHICAGO Dee. -
CArHR-Markes rather active and prices
lower Quotations ranged at S. 35IS5 20 fer
choice 10 extra shippiag Steers; a 4oee
AS for good TO choice de-; o. s7od4 81
for far to good; es. So33 ~ for common
10 medium da; saooas7s for butchers
Steers; o. s02@.O for Stocksrs: e solS3 .
for Texas Steers; e.oo1sso for Feeders:
ei oCos 80 for Cows o. eS0s.u ~ Pulls aEd
q s54b32S for Veal Calves
HoGs-Market active ans sriees ruled 100
f5o higher. Sales ranged ~ e. s593.ss fos
Piss; O. &<1Sso for ngat; E.ssAs. 5 for rcugn
packing. 81 Ss93.ss Tor mixed a.d 81 so&A o6
ess ssASy pssx.ag aai shipping lotA
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
THE GRAND RAPIDS
Land and Improvement Co.,
Limited 81 wonderly building. ie,ephon

Ten acres OF excellent gsrden land one mile
south Of Burton avenue. for sale or rent
Handsome lots on the Bel Phiio addition
on Burton avenue. near Division street. Tor
sale, also the houte and farm on said plat
with garden spot. for sale or rent.
We have nne track OF hardwood timber.
convenient 90 market. and sl0oo cash 10 ex-
change for desirable residence
We have q me list of desirable city property
for sale or exchange for good improved farms
Pine aad Hardwood timSered lands IN the
upper and lower penipsulas of Michigan ln
large or small tracts. also In Wisconsin,
Minnesota aud the South for sale 81 bs-. gains /;
also mineral lands. farms. etc. in all parts of
the country.
Acre property. suitable for Plating. for sale
on easy terms
We take full charge of property. advertise IL
for rent and collec. and remit rents AT sie per
anaum.
Desirable suit OF rooms on Newberry street
for rent.
Call and see us II you desire TO sell. buy. rent
or exchange property.
GRAND RAPIDS
LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
G. Wonderiy Building.
Phone Coz.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

FLova svp FEEp-Lliy White. $40: Patent.
S.s0 q cwt; bscxwhezt four. tLoo p cwt. roru
meal. 81 = tor. feee. szi4si2 per ton. mid
dHngs 81 = toa brxH. SO & ton. ships. so y
ton screenings. 81 r ton.
NEAr-P0rk steak Toe: roast. f0c: ribs. SC:
ten1erl0fa. IKE nam. i2e. beef steak. "a i1s
roast 80 lse rib 4C: Inatton. So spri q
laInt. Sc Ne, spriHg chicken. is4 isc. turkeys
t4zsfsc. ducks. l4@l6c.
Peooecs-Buitrr .Ss eggs. 2ic; potatoes
sc bu; hsefs. lev nk; onions. 9ee = pk
hesns. 6le = pk.appses. See nc = PIX grapes
i011 aoc , ID. .eSrs. .rfcs6Slc y dsL
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

They wiu Hold an Annual Daii 81
Christmas Eve.


Christmas Eve.
LOWELL. Dec. 22.-The fifth annual
ball of c. K. Perry camp. No. 9. ;. v.
Will be given 81 Trains opera house,
Thursday. Christmas eve. Fine nusie
Will te rendered by Worden's full
orchestra. Following are the com
mltsses
Arrangemenss-J. ID. Crawford, r.
d. Eddy. L. HI. Morse. s. b. Avery, I.
Mueller. VI. w. Morse.
fnvtAtions-A. l.. Peck. w. II. Hine.
CAas. Quick.
Recepton-HaI. J.. II. Hunt, A. w.
Weeks, ID. q. Loos, - r. Hicks, w. :.
Vinegar. o. c. MeDxnnell, X. Vandyke,
e.. A. Church.
floor--Cari Warner. Ksene; Will
Tredeniek, Vergennes; A. K. Lamb,
Grand Rapids; Dr. II. c. Peckham,
Freeport; r. h. Clark, Lowell.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

SHELBY. Mich, Dec 22.-The Shelby
Republican died last Thursday and
was ''bern again" the same evening.
under the name OF the Shelby Sentinel.
THIS death and birth came about by D..
v. JscknAy selling the Shelby Republi-
can 10 I'd Wade, who changed lts name
to the shelby sentinel. which will stand
quart over the republican interests of
inis section, ~ did Hsratius Of old for
The RomAns.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

say, Frank. you know pa never got
IRE set Of tongs. poker, or shovel.
when he had that CRATE put in. Mother
has mentioned II several times Now
you 90 tn weatheriy 4 Pulte. So and "a
Pearl street. and get one of those hrass
sets ar stylish wrought iron set, won't
yonr
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
sovne. PaoKlsa STORAGE

kADtLlfF 4 Holt Seuzse upsss<serrrs
= - ~css1 tfF7soa - have the isrT.<f
vsss eEal<r tae rcx4 csrhsterf szen =. 4
via se- ssE fef1ier r2fes y h<tA<r vas7 ss.
kss fhsr - uef by paozisx Ne 80 o. 90 after
fzss r<ss es,aT@
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

Would you ride On q rsllrsad that
uses no danger sgnaise That eeugh =
q sgrsi of danger. The safest cure -
Dr. wood's Norway Pine Syrap. sold
BY al dealers On q gnsFsasss Of s>ts-
fact on.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
no YOU WANT MoNRY7-If so you vii
~ nnd u 70 your advantage 70 see us belcre

no YOU WANT MoNRY7-If so you Will
~ hHd II TO your sdvantage to see us before
borrowing.
Nemake loans on household goods. pianos.
hofses, wsgoRs. or personal property of snf
kihd at the lowest posSfbie rates and In the
quickest poss BE time.
Oar leans are made without publicity and
the property is lett ia your uRoisiurbed pos
sfsftou.
Leans can Re carried "a long as desired ar
can be paid Ia tut o. n part. ~ a8s tine II
s'at yaur convenience. ana ans part paid re-
d8ees the cost af car Tlng the oan.
II sou owe balance on fgrH fure piano er
other Brepertv. We VIII pay II np for yoa aud
carry IL ss ,eBg as you desire.
Our Offices are the most pleasant in the city
sd ars 50 arranged fhaf parties calling unon
"a ray he waited upoR quickly and eoGrte-
custv
Remember that you have tire nee ~ both the
property ard th> mcneg and can return the
money a. a1r n
Room 2 Ta~er biccs.
Corner of Monroe. Pear snd CsnaLsss
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
LOCAL FUR MARKET.
scale Of Prices Established By the City
Dealers.

Local buyers have received quota
tons for fur from eastern shippers,
and have established prices rs follows:
Bear, large SIS s. and 80: Beaver. per h..
81 and ss; eat. wild. Sec. 20c and Zoe; cat.
house. Ice; deer skins. dry. per ib.. zoe and
Iox. gray. 60c and tec; fox. cross. 81. s. and
s3-5e: ypx. rs and 81; muskrat. fall. l0c. &c.
&c agd &c: mink. 81. 75c. zoe and 25c: martin.
si,T5c o0c aaa 59c;otter s.. S. a and 81 81; rae
coon. zoe. .gc. Zoe and &c; skunk. black. 81. 40c
and zec; skunk. narrow stripe. 3oc and Sc;
SKUNK. broad stripe. l5c aud Itc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

For colds, Group, asthma, bronchitis
ard soFs throat use rr. Thomas
EciectTbe OIL. and get the genuine.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

ne Lake "a orc VA Cleveland IN eonnscfson
with tae hrse and z. aac i. z. X n : tons ne
quickest and asosi direcs route a. pgstsoars.
A. !. nxfrH
g. 7. / ?. A. CleFe!xrd. o
= Soskf'- Ticket Agent. Depot
Jas tkn-t gl..> Ilty Az Z IS Aonroest
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
CBIc,c0 VAC. r. 81

I've Grsna ilxpsds le 20 IN ~oepm rNsn
arr tliezSe......... ) s. m soapn. Go = n
uSe N train has Ihroagh Wa snsr F4risr
car aaa II osp N train aails. tefo lxs NA-Gsr
Sleeping ear.
I've chiczss ss.-....-~-sSan sibpm loepn
Arr 1r'd X ..-.-..--@s y IN toRm hsam
10 IA train fhrelgl Hakf.er pkriof c1-
i0lv . IA trAia. daily tareaxh NsSaef s.esP
Ing car
Throgeh tickets aud fun In srnntler cxn he
had ~ ca sine ssea A. Aims. .Nlst. ticket xe 11t
al union xtation - q. W NunScn. u.ton fiokss
AGENT u herrss-st.. 6rsnd Rapids Mich.
G. 4 Lock Don. Gen PAsA Axsnt
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

MONEY To LOAN IN sinsli or large sums fof
VA short time On any fern Of good security
Frank A. Werner. 20 Monroe street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

4 haif miles down the riyei frefn the city
limits Ibls - heirship property and cal Dc
bought cbean 20 close the estate.
For n nf--N ~ Easi Bridge street mod ern
e room house With barn.
Fer exchange = We have some fne fFuiI
farms tn oceana county. which we can
change Tor cifr property.
For ffafe-We can trade you good 20 acre
farm. bali improved. Win fair house aud
splendid well Tor sAr. IN city property.
We have business cha nces- dTuc. grocery.
and dry goods stocks. hofeis. suburban aud vi.
lage residences u trade Tor city property.
We have arsg class roiieF process hcuring
mill IN a trxt class location with ~ abundance
~ water power the wear renrh. u trade for
city property. NiNhHH a iilafN.
Phone s2a and Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

EuR EEST-The Geo. II. White home stead
4 corner Nsrth Division and Fountain SIS,
Is now for rent TO a desirable party for term
OF one. two or three years. Apply for 0ae
week to Mrs. Geo. ii. White. 81 Fountain 81.
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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
Fancy Table Apples :, .ogs per .ss.ls. ss:ss,:
apples 15e per bushei.
KuIFAx q GRccERy.

Choice mixed candy. four pounds for
IS cents at Hatoh's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

ttANTED-Every young man 10 step in and
W see what we can 90 with them an pair
OF pants. salt of clothes or oyercoat made 10
order. Aoigf. rerpoisheiner Co. n
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

The finest line of creams in the city at
Coopsr's, only sc per pound.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
Nxw YoKK. Dee.

WHEAT = Ha1c lower; foreigners selling.
January. si.osai0ch, February, 81 o79i.e7S
March. losSei 0ss May. l07tsSs1OsK, June,
s-05ts&Ie5,s-
CoRN-Dan; hc lower and easy. No. 2.
56N150c, steamer mixed. 5oG5Sc-
OAra-Dali. steady. Western, 3ok&iSfc.
PRovIsIoSs-Bcef-Q STEADY; extra
mesa tsoo1 90; family. eii.eo0i2oa Pork
quiet. stsady. New mess, e. 7Sx i0.2o; old mess.
~ %. extra prime, 5o50 Lard quiet. sro.
steam rendered, Sst73.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
NOYEY TO LOAN.

MfSS VI. e. FOSTER has moved from La
VI grave street to % Jefferson avenue. Dress
making ~ the day or at nome. SIS
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS

IL E0RSE>-Wintered In box stalls upon the
II ground. at reasonable rates. payable When
the horse is taken away. Horses delivered TO
aud from :he farm. Telephone ny ofnce 53i.
or my house 81. Ny driver at the house will
taSea horse immeciatly, IL necessary NJ. X.
Church.