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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-21
How ae warmed His Feet.

E. E. Chairman of Oregon City was
awakened Tuesday night by severe
pain III his foot, and upon brief investi
CATION found his bed was on fire. He
seized wraps and finally sucdeeded in
smothering the flames. The cause of
this midnight experience was the cleo
trio light. Mr.. Chairman was detained
in his store later than usual Monday
night, and upon reaching his home re-
tired, and thorghtfully placed the incan-
descent electric light under the clothes
to warm his feet. He went to sleep with
his electric bed fellow and was awakened
by the blaze.
The descriptions published by the
public press of the new Catholic cathe-
dral to be erected in Portland some day
are purely imaginary. Plans for such
an edifice have not been contemplated.
When His Grace, however, decides on
erecting new cathedral it is needless to
say that it will be one of the grandest
in these United States.-Cdeholic Sen
tineI.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-21

Corner second and Washington Streets, The
Dalles, Oregon.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-21

2l-tf.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.


The New York chamber OF commerce
realizes the importance of the shipping
bills now pending IN congress. IL ID .
aon-partisan body composed Of broad
yuage men Of both parties. Whatever
nay be- their political views rs to the
feasibility and advisabilty Of govern
ment ala to American shipping. they
do not differ rs TO its necessity from a
business stand point. Alta recent meet
ing OF the chamber. these resolutions,
OF no uncertain sound, were unan-
lmcusly adopted:
"Whereas, This chamber having for
many years advocated the most liberal
action on the part Of the United States,
whereby justice may b done to the
Interests of American shipping, and
competition on the part Of Americans
be rendered 1t least possible against the
largely aided shipping of other govern
ments, aud thus the carrying of Amer.
ican commerce on the high seas be re-
stored TO American commences; and
Whereas, The bill now before con.
gress. called the shipping and tonnage
bill, will, IN our opinion, serve to bring
about this end; therefore, be it
Resolved, That this chamber urges
the prompt passage OF ths shipping bill
now being discussed in congress, and
our senators and representatives,, IRE
spective of party, are requested to use
every effor. IN their power 70 procure
its passage"
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12


Mr.. B<n1. j. Tucker. ef Bosten. ND
r<.I,l.sa u eHtaxa4y, Jxpuary 10, the
krss Enxl - fanxistioa q Count io.-
100 - . uork. sTns Fra.ts Of tai
taIss Ts~ book. Ike TIE Afsutxex
SoaAtx. nss nsssr oesn pasissAsd "a
RasS.4. lt 70 swsfosa satire ca "eai-
tire 49, ~pssstoasakns. he lo1ieass u
The c -eails cultured" cas- are ex-
hsbsssa - |. humorous picture os thssr
fxsIssons, ..fzds. AID nisnts1 Iie2ks.
and l:ss story hlnges upon the eject OF
aaoaefn splrltuaissta on "a aflsiosfs ate
lxAily IA knss.A-
sister Rose Gertrude. the young NO
man ssoas nnosx work among The
Eef. OF Molokai 50 much has been
VI tt<n. - k~eA induced 10 reply "
tn eIsasgxs made against her Tor re-
noanspg her work. Her article, The
ns.t rIosl, her pen, Is 10 DC published IA
The LADIES' Home Journal Tor feoTu-
AIRY. and wiii contain = Iuil exp snation
OF what she has acc mpilshea among
TIA lspers, ard Why she MAS Obliged 10
foFs4kv her work.
Lost in Sorrow Reverie, 10 new
piece OF music transcribed Tor piano, oY
j. 4. Ecker. Full OF beautiful har-
mony aud by 40 means . trifilng com.
position. TINS reyerie may be played
b. those who are not yet master OF the
unwiel0ly claskica. This BEAUTIFUL
revere, 10 published by Ign. Fischer.
Toledo, OHIO. aud may be obtained at
any music store. Price only 40 cents.
--->s--- -7---~---
Seek no further. Salvation Oil is what you
want FOR q sLralned Hnkle- Price % eents.
Even the American Indian speak most fav-
orably OF DIR. bulls Cough syrup.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

The convenience resulting from q
simple system of street naming and
numbering is too we'll understood to
need demonstration. An adoption of
= amilar system to the roads Of Contra
Costa county, California. devised by A.
l. Bancroft. has been made. It is
worthy of consideration in connection
with the general improvement of
country roads, recommended by Gov.
winans. Toe system is said to work
we'll in the country mentioned. The
Pittsburg Dispatch gives this description
Of the system: Briefly. the system,
devised by A. l.. Bancroft, 10 to name
oil the roads in county, and then lay
them out IN numbered blocks, ten
blocks to the mile. Beginning 1T the
county seat, the numbers run out on
principal highways. By-rosds, cross
connecting roads and lanes are appro-
prlately named and numbered. Each
block Is gwen two numbers. one each
side OF the road. Where more than
two are needed, the letters Of the alpna-
bet are added TO the numbers to proper
ly Indicate position of houses. A chart
is then easily made. showing every
Junction of one road with another.
Started on the right road, . stranger
can go, without asking question, d.
rect 10 any house he may have the I'D i.
dress of. The guide boards, bearing
only the name Of the roads, are ~ in
telligible lying on the ground ~ the so
called distance guide board in proper
position. There is no necessity 10 IN
dicate distances. the numbers do that.
Starting ut any point, . calculation Of
the numbers on the roads travelled will
give the distance"
No great cost would BE- attendant
upon the adoption Of such . system in
Michigan. The already completed SIR
vey OF the entire State into townships
and sections. aud the running of the
greater part of the country roads upon
the section roads would make expensive
surveys almost unnecessary. The sys-
Ten would prove a great convenience.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

The Lansing Republican observes and
calls attention TO significance in the
appointment of Editor Rowley to the
position of Deputy Secretary of State,
that is net apparent to the casual OBJ
server. Mr.. RowIey is . brilliant. sfsa-
bic. experienced. ardent young Demo-
erss, and his appointment on these
lines Of observation might be highly
commended But one who Is familiar
with the course Of Editor Rowley and
the position Of the Lansing Journal on
she subject of pension and pension leg
islatson cannot shut Of his observations
at his point He regards such an ap-
poinsment ~ an enforcement Of the
party services rendered by the ap-
pointee, and il cannot Be otherwise r.
carried
New what hes been Editor Rowiey's
sourss - outlined n the sdisor,als Ct
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

- Jausn1i- LEI tas L4a~ax k<ks1-
len sDesk:
stDaFlnx ths past year The JeursaI
h&e teen H<s<oxs1a<ly eofsEzleHous f,< -
epppestson ~ pensions and f~n,son leg
lslot1, q, and il hA1 reps as<tiy carried
~ pnrtnaa opIo<sksen 80 80 unwsT-
Foated AID In1eex1k xxt<at. befxtlnx
puf1aon<rs Tor th<ir exDssstzoas VI pos-
srty, e1aFgsng tE<u With dishonesty.
and b<stowspg upon tIaesn sucn eoa-
temptueus spzthst< - 'loof. ssmpi<-
nssnd<d ola fsl.1ss.' sasfLzxsxs, 'ulen-
densts.' etc.
Naturally many OF the hanored vet
efsns Of the state ~ ~ snxsxed st the
faIsshood aud inAee~ney OF the eps-
thsts haired ~ tnsB b. the editor II . .
Journal Such sxh bst,oas Ut tnv real
snimus Of the Democracy quite re-
moved frsni their minas eli the effects
" ths ''ssffy' gwen them IN she Dem
ocrstc platform. vetsrAn soldiers Of
HE ovn party solldly opposed ms sp-
posnsment. bat the demands OF Dleta.
tor Csmpsu and Editor Qu,mby. OF the
Detroit Free Press. OF whose course
toward the soldier in the war the jour-
nal u but . feeble echo, ultimately pre-
vailed over the objections OF the "bsr,-
foosied' soper aud Rowley went In.
The appointment is demonstration OF
one Of twQ things, OF which the vete-
rans may make their choice. Either
hatred Of the union soldier is an essen
tial ingredient of Democracy. the ally
Of the s'Solid SOUTH" or else its plat
form love for him 10 90 much bird-lIme
for hu unwsry feet.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

A movement. has been started in the
Bay State to organize the "Repu blican
Club OF Massachusetts," by number
of enthusiastic young Republicans, who
recognize some OF the abuses which
have crept into the party organization.
The principles set forth in their call are
a. follows:
"First--We believe in honest money.
We believe IN securing the adoption by
the chief commercial nations of the
world of . fixed ratio between gold
and silver. We believe in the couser-
vative regulation OF the currency, aud
condemn its imitation either by the
issue Of inconvertible paper money or
by the free coinage of the deprecated
dollar. Our currency should be estab-
lished and maintained upon as firm v
basis as that OF any other nation.
'sSecond-We believe in protective
tariff that imposes duties where they
are needed, and only where needed, to
equalize the labor cost Of production
and TO develop American resources and
American commerce, but not TO relieve
| favored corporations or individuals
from foreign competition.
"Third-We believe in the extension
| Of American commerce and In the en-
couragement of American shipping.
and IN placing it on an equal footing
with foreign shipping III the struggle
| for the carrying trade of the world.
"Fourth-Ws believe that selection
for the public service should be made
| for merit and not for partisan activity,
hot tt,A lo Va
extended to all departments of the
Government.
"Flfth-We believe in the restriction
of immigration, and In the exclusion Of
| paupers, CRIMINALS and other persons
untitled fc. the duties of American
| citizenship.
"Sixth-We believe in the preserva-
ton OF our public schools and in COM
pulsory education. The welfare of the
State depends upon the intelligence Of
| its citizens.
'.Seventh-We believe in free and
pure ballot and an honest count ut
every polling precinct in the United
of the suffrage except by law"
The greater part of the above declar-
alton is Republicanism reduced to its
original elementary principles. The
| fourth and fifth sections introduce the
elements of ''civil service REFORM"
which, theoretically at least, is gaming
ground with all parties. and "restric-
ton Of immigration" which is forcing
itself upon the attention of all patriotic
citizens. Tho declaration of prInci-
Piles IS q whole is good and would form
an excellent basis for the reorganiza-
ton of the Republican party.
THE caucus of the Democratic legis-
Iators in Delaware the other day brings
out the fact that this small. states legis-
lative body has more officers than men,
bers. If this happy condition of affairs
had only prevailed in Lansing last week.
what an amount of headache would
| have been avoided.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12
Dictator Dan said No.
Narauette Mining Journal:

Although Secretary of State Soper
has been informed by the States legal
adviser that his daughter is not of suffi-
cient age to be eligible for the position
Of deputy under him. he IS going to sp-
point her. Notwithstanding and never
theiess. she's the only daughter he
has that's available. don't you see, and
he has got to give her the place or let
il go out of the family, and Mr. soper
is too good Democrat to let the latter
misfortune happen, even though ne
has - strain the law 20 prevent IT, Be-
aides, the laws IN this State have been
made by Republicans. and Democrats
cannot be expected to submit To beng
hampered by thers in cases Of this kind.
There Is nothing soporlfc about Mr..
Soper
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12
TELEGRAM PUBLISHING co.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Telegram Publishing Company will be
held at the office of said company. at No. Is
Pearl ST.. Grand Rapids. Mich, at O'Clock y.
IN. ON Aondly. January IL. 1871. for the pur-
pose OF eleeting officers and directors of the
company for the ensuing year. and to transact
sucl other business AS may properly come
before SAID meeting. + d. CoSGER,
Secretary.
Grand Rapids Mich. January 9. 1881.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12
Ctr of caurch.s.


Probably there IL 10 city IN the
United states. excepting New York,
where church property sums M sgeh a
heavy total OF value "a tn Brook yn.
There are "a churches, of e1xht distinct
deuominstions. valued At about sl2.-
0oo. 600. and yet Gus Of this NUMBER
only tairty OF tue Protestant denomlns-
ton are entirely out OF dsbt. winch q a
bad showing for toe iiferslity and gen
crosby Of our nesghoors across the
ariage.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12
ANIMALS.
EDISON LIGHT CO. ANNUAL.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Grand Rapids Edison Light and Fuel Gas
Company viii be held on Monday. January y
Rapids. Mich. at O'clock p. M. for the cleo
ton OF board Of directors 10 serve during the
ensuing year. and for the transaction OF such
other business as may properly be brought
before It.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12
WHAT OTHERS SAY.


Lansing Republican:
The veteran VINO desires any stronger
proof of the hatred of the Democratic
party for old soldiers must indeed have
sunk into imbecility. How Will the old
soldiers of the state harmonic the
abrupt removal from the elevator Of
the invalid veteran Plummer. disabled
by rebel lead, to supply . place for q
Grand Rapids "kid" yet under age,
with Democratic professions of love of
pensioners
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stock holders OF
the Fifth National Bank of Grand Ra ids, for
the election OF directors. will be held at their
banking house on Tuesday. January Is. 1891.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and II m.
VIII. FOWLER,
o.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

The finest stock Of Boots and Shoes
in the city must be converted INTO case
irnmsd iately. The assignee OF Tulip a
Scott will commerce. selling goods ~
No. S. Nonroe-st., Monday morning,
for whst they will bring N cash TIE
stock viii Be closed ost - soon - pes
sihie. E. n kxxDALz, Assignee
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting If the stockholders Of
the North Park Street Railway Company Will
be held At toe ONCE of Aore & Wilson. Lsdyard
block. on Tuesday. the 18th day OF January.
1891, at 10 o'clock a. IN. c. G. CoMsIoCk.
Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12
ANIMAL MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the urfei Cabinet Co. will be held at their
ONCE Thursday evening. January Is. AZ 30 p.
tn for the election Of officers and such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting. G. W. BLACx. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

The annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the A dine NJ lnufactu ing Co.. for the election
of & directors and such other business as mas
be proper 3 brou hit forward AT that time. M
be held at the Office. corner Courtst. and Shaw
mutaye.. Monday. January II, at , p. IN.
J. 4. PHILLIPS Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

Aay Subscriber ~ THE TkLEGRAN-
mERALD Who fsils to receive the paper
regularly. or vhs May have reason -
complain of late delivery, viii confer =
special favor ~ Informing this once of
abe fact at once. ssad postal card or call
up tsisphsns S3t.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efiectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
is action and truly beneficial In ita
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale In Doc
and 81 bottles b7 all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist VINO
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co!
SAW FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. xx new Y0Rx. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

TOR s4LE OR REyI-Se~ hsase - sssss
SIDE =. Feaafsiests eeTss~a 1es5eze-svs.
ard Cafon-<~7 has J rsse'ns ga bate. fa~ssee.
zrsfe aca a. fae nsofera improvements tsze
3 leos A. tnf< SD sc Il so1 waaf T.
HATk fpo TF1e73 he9sez - exen1nfe fs-
a ezez~t fDf<s ~ ~oEl4 t&ks K1o& soTse,
haSzs sa1 hzrasss Is part psy- Caa szd seek
At fse~e.
Two ffeysxs "a Es-f Rrtsze-ssL ssr rsnt.
Il an Cnts-aFe. o. =. teileFe-eTek ] 81 y.
Lafzyertp 81 ez crrzEFsx
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12
GRAND RAPIDS
RENT EXCHANGE

Experience In the real estate business dem
onstrstes the fact that the renting Of prop
erty 80 pract.esd in the Ordinary eflee IL more
Of nuisance than q service Of profit. and that
the osly way to make 10 otherwise is 80 ciothe
II with a seperafe existence Ts tbs end ne
have established the Rent Exeh ssgs. and viii
spare 70 pains 70 make II entirely Satisfactory
TO our patrons and profitable to ourselves In
all practicable cases Ne reeErs the Key. as
description and terms are attached thereie
Landlords win please remember that we make
q Specially OF this work. Including knowledge
Of tenants. collectsng Of rents and genera care
Of property. Bring IL yosr KEYS.
e. A. OWN Manager.
Econ = "a Fioor fewer Rieck.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12
". II. WINANS,
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Furnishes Employers Inside City with Help
Free Of Charge!
ROOMS Sd TOWER LOCK.
Oman Evaaiuus tphopa

Open Evenings. Phone 80.
HELP wANIED-s dishwashers. dining
~ room girls for outside city-waSes si2.
chamhermsids. second girls. mlddie.aged
s asy 90 sss n ins SSsrsns hsuss
2cooks. 2 taiioresses aud sewing girls. second
COOKS. 2 bell boys. 5 and Tower block.
WANTED-To Excaange-eroom house. 90
=, ~ loot lot. near city hall, for modern house
In good location; Will pay difference.
%fOOO nished. good locality. on the hill
worth the money without furniture.
~1000 will buy two Groom houses. south
@lOOO part OF city; helrshtp property; Is
tate must be closed; rent sl2 per month.
NEW Groom house. good locality. on hill.
~ only 500 II sold quick; u down. balance
on time.
~0OOO will buy good house and large lot
@zOOO ON \. rnion-st.
A NICE modern s-room house on Ionia-st..
@tQOO will buy 7.room house on Center st.
@AOoO lot 6ix2D0; great bargain.
WE WILL sell you q nice s.room modern
w house. good locality, on hill. $50; less
than It's worth; parties wish to leave city.
ONLY $500 for modern Sroom house. large
" lot. good locality. on Henry-st.
$500 for good roSm hcsse and Lots
A GREAT BARGAIN for one week only
"A east front lot on Lafayette-st.. $3.50; other
lots in same locality sold recently at $1,000 and
$l200.
20 LOTS on Howard-st.. between Madison
~ and Union. four blocks north of Hail-st..
ranging In prices from 500 to 5000; don't 60 q
mile outside and pay moro.
CS7cO will buy leo acres rich clay loan soil
~OsOO 100 acres cleared, 7-room house. iarse
basement. barn; Rxvenna township. Muske-
gon county: terms easy.
ONLY $40 an acre for one Of the best farms In
" Barry county; elegant buildings and fruit
"a miles r. r. and market. mile from mill.
fpO acres. good buildings. large orchards
LUZ fruit Of all kinds. rich soil. near Rock
ford. $500.
OO0 acres rich clay loan. 40 acres improved,
ZCO 40 heavv tlmbered. fine buildings. LapeeI
county. model farm. $500.
A VERY large list of FARMS from 10 TO Joe
"A acres. near the city. from $50 to 500 pei
acre.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12
What PEOPLE Want
MANIFESTATIONS" ARE FREE
ALL OTHER ADVERTISING Is PAID FOR.

Twelve words Will uao-
ually M = Mo- two htnees
shtn-teen and not 20 ex-
coed twenty words three
linon. and tn the larger
advertisements the aver
age A. scvcn words - =
line. There 10 Ovst Ooe
price and that 10 quoted
In the table herewith
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

HEAL Ee14TE o1JI.
VukA oskA : new zeal ana buiia house -
your oGn instcad Il renflnk- $40 cash
ana ssS mere ca ssss terms viii bss hs ,as
s1n.ee market Prssia. Lssetts Block.
SELEcTkD BARGAINS from my iis,; Nice
~ house and lot Tag iiixos another Ter <s1e,
good locations |And easy terms six nice lots
ment sia lots near " oaithy -sss.. $3.50 each.
Slx heanilisu lots near Aerth fark e1hie eepet
III = bafskin. one lot on Last Faitensi, dirt
i sss1s 's wsam 1 T. Sissii ssem Tiss
comb building. AZ
Eok sAlE-My new loreom house on Ter
J. oe-ase. near Neaitby-ase.s iurp acc. cel-
lar under whole house. bath roam With hot
and cold water. And marble issaiers, msntei
In sitting room. gaa. cisiern. nrsi ssogs finished
IN OAK handsome siis saa excellent neigh
bsfbeod price s3sp9 81 So month. shall raise
The price Ia the spring e. X. lUenanan. and
LetyArd block.
PEAUTIFUL HOMES aud hcw 10 bulia them,
~ lsdesigns With noof plans Of lev and mod
crate cost homtss eoioroa piatess a pages.
eslin atlng tables aud bniaing hints; eAlx IS
cents. Postpaid by Building ana KsAiis.ss
csasl-kf-. Grand RAPIDS Mich. ssstf
FOR SALE-New aroem house on Parisase..
- near ihomas-sf.. east front. $50 fers from
tabi~. furnace. msntei. bathroom. inside
closet. marble lavstory. oak finish. o.stern and
city wafer. sewss yard graded and sodded.
concrete walks; price. 5000. OF s. per month.
selid stone house. cor LAVA Court and Ter
racr-sye.. 500 or 80 per nonth. ll-room
house, Terrace ave. $s8Ja, or <Ss per month,
CIV. Tufts. Lecyara block. feafi-s-- entrance.
Es0R SALE-Ny new hene. No. a Terrace
are. just south OF Wealthy. one Of the
pretsiesf sites ana best nelghborhoods In the
! city. ali modern improvements and ten rooms.
have cut down The price tour hundred dol
lars and offer u for sale for $50; {. r.
buchanan. Ledysrd block. roomsl aud !. .0sf
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12
TOWER
Employment Bureau!

-AND-
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
ROOMS AND TOWER BLOCK.
DEGOLIA BROS...............Proprietors
WANTED-Male Hep-2 timers. 3 team
w sters. 20 wood cutters. moulder. cab
met makers. 3 furniture workers. boys.
WANTED-Female Help girls for gen.
w eral housework. 3 cham bermaids. laun-
dress. dishwashers. 8 diningroom girls. 5
cooks. 4 sewing girls.
TOR SALE-A fne modern house on Cass St.
Il plumbed throughout. "a and all modern
conyeniences. This house must be sold and
will 90 at bargain.
WANTED-To rent. with privilege Of buying.
w agood hotel la or out OF city, by re-
sponsible party. One with furniture and =
good bar trade preferred.
Lafiyette-st-. near Bridge; will sell both
or one cheap II sold within the next 20 days.
TOR SALE-o-room house on Munson-st.. 50
foot front. good cellar; well and cistern !:
graded streets water and gas; price $500; easy
terms
TOR SALE-S-room house on Third ST.. stone
: foundation; good well and cIstern: Will
payments.
E0R SALE-7-room house on Forrestst-. II
foot front; well. cistern and modern con-
veniences, on contract. 500 down.
EOR SALE-4 lots on North ave.. 5sxl00 at
500 each; on contract; easy terms
TOR SALE-66 acre farm. miles from Battle
Greek; soil clay loan: s-room frame house.
land all under cultivation: owner non-resi-
dent and anxious TO sesi; price $500.
E'OR ExCHANGE-2l acres two miles from
Saugatuck. 100 peach trees bearing. -
standard pear trees. 20 cherry, - apple =
plums. 30 goosberries acres OF strawberries.
good house and harm. Price t1UB.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
block.
HOUSES and rooms Ia rent; also q number Of
IA good tenants ~anting 70 rent; bring ia
your keyA Rooms and .. Tower block.
DE6oLIA BROS
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12
II. p. SNYDER,
Rooms 50 70 81 wonasrly Block.
= Monroe street. Grand Esp,ds, Mich.


Fetfct II hereby eirsr hat r Wright tss
Gem nary, IN osrv l. lsss sue rasf tise bUs
ness beFefef9rt carried or A. ffsf nam ~ -
efIl - ssrrfe6 On IN fs< exune nerrt ~ 30. u
HoGLF or 90.
q EfT@fsF
BBtsx. Ssn L s<H 4 y. EffaF1.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12
LOST

I ,oSf-Nsy. lsss. white Esquimanx dog. with
~ dark marks under eyes- The present
owner will be Literally re Ssrded ~ returning
same the Michigan House. IL
1 EfT-Aew Years Night IN Eighth ward car.
ceiye reward IL
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12
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80 s. IS 5s ss 4 lsl 81 Sc &c


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