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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-18
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
ROOMS 8 AND TOWER BLOCK.
TOWER


DEGOLIA BROS. .Proprietors
WANTED HELP-2 carpenters. 2 coachmen.
l Janitor, stationery engineer. farm
hands. painters. clerks. II girls for general
housework. "cond girls. COOKS. dining
room girls. 2 laundresses.
no EXCHANGE acres. 20 acres improved.
balance white oak timber. l0-room house
and barn. fine orchard, ares low land I'M
der drained and under cultivation. This fine
place Is situated about 20 miles from the city.
south. Come in and get fun description.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-2Oa on lake
shore. near the park; good buildings 2so
peach trees in bearing. - pear standards In
bearing. acres strawberries. acres raspber-
res. 10 grapes gooseberries aud other small
fruits Price SI20O; fruit on same will pay for
Ii the present season; would exchange for
good city property; this Is a great chance for
some one and the greatest bargain We have
ever offered.
E0R SALE-6room house on HaIlst.; good
well and cistern handy to street cars; we
can sell you this house on moLthly payments
In terms TO suit; drop in and see IL; price s1o0.
E0R SALE-Smail house and barn on Fair
Il ST.; will sell on small payment down and
monthly,payments; this is an excellent chance
To secure home in a desirable location and
pay for IL as rent.
FOR SALE-A feet frontage on South Diyl-
slon-st.; a fine location for block; this
will be sold at sacrifice II same is taken with
In 80 days.
E0R SALE-Or Exchange-Vacant lots on
4 Stewart Whites add. as payment on n
house. worth about sl500. inside old limits In
south part OF city.
TOR SALE vacant lots on Plainneld ave.
just inside OF old limits; the finest building
spots i'm the city.
no EXCHANGE-For farm. n good s-room
house and barn In south part OF the city {;
large lot and well located; would pay some
difference.
F1'O EXCHANGES acres land I'm Barry coun-
~. 70 miles from city, 20 acres improved.
good building, fruit. we'll watered and splendid
soil. prize. 500.
no EXCHANGE-for good renting city prop
4 erty. ~ acres. fine house. barn and OUT
buildings. 20 acres improved balance oak
beech and hickory timber good fences. 40
peach. l!1 apple. pears. plums and small fruit
trees Price $500.
DEG0LlA BROS.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-18
DR.. L. f. Rosenkrans
TELEPHONE $50.

Fhvssrisn. Ssreeee snd kcoc8CAeu.
offra HNea a FetasH ffprt = Nrnrcs -
uree Houfs e. 50 q r. tsa ESP ~.
Res aeHae. t4l Nssisea ave- GIKEs kkpiaS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-18
WHAT PEOPLE WANT e = e.; !: E; .:;:..
REAL ESTArE CITY.

REAL ESTArE CITY.
$500 CASH u yoa know a gesa thins ,, nh.a
and Batrs-sis. sfta sign nuHton 4 Bates. Id
dleomb building. 81" 10 loan.
NOTICE NOTICES HoMESEEKtRS aud
~ investors. | am now IA a position 10 offer
some 81 The gTestvst bargains Ia houses ana
l,'is and vacant lots ever offered in THIS city.
Prices and terms made easy Come - - ana
secure bargain. once open DAY tine and
evening. Telephone s9l-i. William H. oIl-
bert. Room 5. Niddieomb building.
NOR SALE-7S feet on Jefferson ave. worth
siVl per foot. viii self. IL sold AT once. at
s>o per loot. klasey Mercer. WiGdieomb
bldg
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for good house
4 near central portion of town. large mo-
dern house on corner lot with small house vel
rented on rear end OF lot. kinsry Mercer.
and ~ Niddicomb bldg.
k'oR SALE-sD0 q $50 per month will buy a
new lU-roofn, east front house on Paris
ave-. north OF fiith-ays-; furnace. maniei.
BATH lasatory. inside ctoset. OAK nnisii. yard
sodded and concrete walks. cIstSTn and city
water gas and sewerage. .0p ieet from street
cars A rare bargain Tor the best home street
III the ely. Also have houses al sleN. sI-U.
sl'ssl ANA 500 ON payments easy as rent &
W. 1uits. Ledsard block. Peari-st entrance
EoR SALE-Houses aud lots In different
parts ni the city; small payment iown;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the old city limits Also my
block on Bostwiek-st. AT a bargain. Dr.. Netn.
bosr. ss 10 twickst s5ti
ANNOUNCEMENTS 4 frankfort
"A have removed To Fi1th National bank
block. West Bridse-si. - lots for sale In
Richards Lincoln Park addition, 10 lots on
West Bridge ST. houses and suites of rooms 10
rent. lot on Madison ave. Rooms 10 rent
on ". Brdge-st Telephone No. l236.
REAL ESTA1E-C0UNTRY.
EoR sALE-some OF the finest farms in ives
Il tern Michi IAN for sale. or trade for city
property. kinsey 4 Mercer. and 10 Widdi-
comb bldg.
DAY VIEW-Cottage for sale or rent. Kin
II sey X Mercer. Widdlcomb bldg. Phone sos.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-18

phone No. 12o5.l
IN THE CITY.
VIM Cochran to Gustave A Wolf. lot 5.
blk l. scribner Turner's 2d add. ID
n front on n side Bridge 81 40 Il e of
Alabama - .-.-.-.s iOo'
Vim ,,eIock 10 sampson Heft. lot 20.
Danhsm Farm add, IT iront on
side O'clock ave. l26 fts OF sherman ooo
James Rumsey 20 Christian Schroed-
en- "A lot 49, Rumsey Farm add. "A
II ironron siGe Oakland ave % It &C.,
Geo A Cutler 20 Jos ii Martin. lot lS3. a
south Grand Rapids -. - tOO
Geo ii Raymond TO Henry Bisrlow.
hte blk T. Raymond PARK aud. txias
n ons cor of Henry aud Burchard -
sybrsnt we.selius to John Lahens. lot
H. Sunny side add. $40 ~ front on
side OF Kalamazoo ST 52-s II sol De -
bruyn ~"
VIM Tslfcrd TO Grand Rapids cycle
Co. lot !. blk Is. Converse IoifotdS
add .[sxIu II on : W cor OF Butter
worth ave and Front st-.-.--....-----,... ltt0
Chas W CJtt T. Edward Dale. lot :. slb -
OF lot ID1 Colt a curtis -..-.--.-.-.---.---. lto
Funics Cotton To Ella O. Peirce. 10
lot g. Wilmarth Beviers sub. . u
front on Q side Colt ave. Ito IL OF -
Fairbanks Sf-..--.-.----- -.-.----..--.. iO
H.niamin Nashhurn To Jessie Bel
den n lot q. Wsssburns sub. 81 1t
front on side junction ST. G0-5 IT'S 49,
Jsrob Barth TO Tonnus j NewhOf. lots
and 2. hIk > Barth's add. 100 II on
ne cor of Barth ana Lake ats ............ 1000
Jacob Barfh To Vessel Stak ealurg et nj
lots =, and NJ. blk 3. Barths add ius
n on = cor of Bsrfh and Lake st 81. 1000
Geo II GiIdsTSeeye te Jacob Meyers.
lot 4 and Is. Gildersleeye and Her
lnston'S sub. - u front on ? side oak
land ave. tSs It's OF Fifth ave .-....-. 500
WIN Kerr to John Snitseler Trustee.
lot 5. blk 4. TUFTS add. ~, 70 frontoa
side Union st and c Of Paris ave. 2IO
IN THE COUNTRY.
Adrian Press % Adrian DeDrey. pee
land GA see "a " ak ....-.-.....-........- $50
Estate % Isaac Cu<ser TO Horace
Weeks. ,1nel. n I. Of sec Is. Yer
500
Charles Hester to John A Anderson.
". sw =. Of see g. Byron .......-.-........ 2fs0
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-18

This list Is furnished by Tuttie Bros. real
estate dealers. Pearlst.. over Arcade Iele-
phone No. u.s.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-18
WANTRD-AGENTS.

wAETRD-AaENTs.
WANTED-A youn man as salesman IN can
" vass city and introduce the Edison Phon-
ograph. one experienced In typewriting pre-
ferred. Call between ard 10 a m. or | and
D. m. Applicant must have irst-class refer
ences Situation permanent to right party.
Perkins 4 Co. Third and FrOnt-sts. Also fve
frst-class machinists. 16J
WANTED-Canvassers for the city at once
W ana line statesmen on the road; plenty of
work and good pay. Reid Manufacturing Co..
III Ottawa-st. III
GeA DAY made handling our Expert Ad-
~ dung Machine any one can add rapidly.
a mistake. Meets with ready sale. Agents
wanted In every section. Send 81 for sample
or stamp for agents terms The Ex pert Adder
Company. GAINESVILLE. Wis. Isl
wANTED-BOARD.
WANTED-Boa and care for child IL
w months old. Call at room 6s Warwick
hotel. Division st. Ill
WANTED-A boarding place for child
w i've years old. Call or address "a South
Ionia-sf. III
TOR sALE-MIscELLAsEoU
FOR sALE-Cheap. good carriage. Apply
a
FOR SALE-A restaurant and bakery in
Dowagiac. Mich cood reasons for selling
Address Al Townsend. Dowayiac. Mich. 10
90 To SELLECK a ANDRE. 1ss South Diyi
" sion-st.. opposite Vinegar block, when
you want 10 buy or sell second hand furniture
stovesand other household goods. 2229l
FOR SALE-Cheap. $ horse power boiler and
engine. nearly new. with furnace. setting
Of n piafA lnns of Tf.ur
az. l75tf
MOVING. PACKING STORAGE
PADCLIFF & HoLr-Reiiab.e upholsierers
IL It III south DivisIon-st.. have the largest
vans. employ the most competent men and
viii give you regular rates. whether you ask
Tor them uf not by 'phoning No..o or cd after
business hours.
RoSEY TO LOAN.
I DAMS on short time made on any good Sc
IL eurity. John II. Martin, - Canal-st.
MONEY To LOAN In sums 10 shit on prodnc-
:" tive real estate. l.. ;. Provin. room 6.
Lovett's block. opposite sweets Hotel.
MONEY TO LoAN-rpon improved real as
W tate security; : per cent. Ifaggarty 4
Goss. g. Moaroest- 1qt
MISCELLANEOUS.
49,
NANTED-To thy small horse for lady TO
W drive. Address. With price. lock box ia
city. lea
WANTEp-10 teams. $50 per dav. free
" transportation; ship 20 ]. N NcLane 4
CO.. contractors. Traverse City, Mich. VIA G.
A W. VI. Ey. la
4 CHANCE IN q life time for nea with capt
~ ~ aud settvs Te1 pftnauf capital 70 49,
rufs vsYg pifsa<at and rFhFfslte hfE<t n~ss
No dTcfes or etstv>itv seekers need apply
address With cent stamp. Con soiidsted Ad
tfsasie shoe sfere. a. Arcade building.
Cleveland Ohio. Ntw
~ sNlfB~ kverr ponns nan % step IN snd
ace What we faa do With them ia ralr
a. pants sHf 81 clothes ~ oycfenaf nsde %
order. Vofgt. Hsrpolshsintt 60. n
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE OLD NATIONAL BAnl


CAPITAL, osoo.ooo
NJ 1. SWEET. President
j. NJ BARNETT ice President
HARVEY j. H0LLI,IER. Cashier.
All classes Of banking business that are ia
harmony via The Nati0Bai baaklng LaA
fFAEs2ftrs.
LetteFs OF Credit. eU-reut IA al parts Of the
word isslrd la sums 60 suit. Interest a.
lowed al 3 per cent GA time certificates oi
dep os3t- -
DIRECTORS.
LII Wnbey. Grorge c. Pierce.
j NJ Barnett. J. GUNNER
NJ H. Sweet Joseph H Martin.
n j Holiisfer " K shelby.
Willard Baf nhaFdt ". O. Hughart.
l.. lr0itol f0x, , LeeltsefI
l.. Z. HAWKINS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-18
FOR RESPONSIVENESS PLACES

L'0R RENT-Second floor. corner Louis and
= Campau-sts.. 44x90 II; light on three sides.
Inquire Reynolds or Hopson. on the premises.
IL.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-18
wANTED--BOARD.

WANTED-Board and care for child IL
w months old. Call at room 6s Warwick
hotel. Division st. III
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-18

GeA DAY made handling our Expert Ad-
~ ding Machine any one can add rapidly.
Education unnecessary. Impossible to make
a mistake. Meets with ready sale. Agents
wanted In every section. Send 81 for sample
or stamp for agents terms The Expert Adder
Company, GAINESVILLE, Wis. Isl
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-18

FOR RENT-The double store 81 and 60 Canal
ST.; also stores l36 Canal and Eas
Bridge-st.3 s. L. d Phi. c. Fuller. IL Eas
Bridge ST II
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-18

DAY VIEW-Cottage for sale or rent. Kin
II sey x Mercer Widdicomb bldg. Phone SOB.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-18

FOR RENT-Stores s and IL Huron-st. each
Il aOx70 feet; alley in the rear; suitable for
Wholesale business. Offices or stores; rent,
Sl25l per month each. Also two second floors,
rented separate or entire; location one block
west oil Canai-st. and one block north of Lyon
ST. Anton q. Hodenpyl. ~ and Il Fountain
81. l6itS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-18
REAL ESTATE COUNTRY.

L'oR SALE--s Some OF the finest farms in ives
Il tern Michiyan for sale. or trade for city
property. kinsey 4 Mercer. and 10 Widdi-
comb bldg.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-18

NOR SALE-75 feet on Jefferson ave. worth
slOl per foot. Viii self Ii sold at once. at
s>o per loot. hlasey a Mercer. WiGdieomb
bldg.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-18

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for a good house
\ near central portion of town. a large mo-
dern house on corner lot with small house vel
rented on rear rnd OF lot. kinsry Mercer.
and ~ NiddIcomb bldg.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
THE TALK or THE DAY.

Another evidence Of Japans rapid advance in West
ern civilization is the fact that the women Of that
country have taken 10 journalism An English woman,
Mrs Barnett, while in Kioto was visited by member
OF the japanese fair SEX who wished 30 interview her.
The caller introduced herself by saying: MY husband
he make the paper and do the part OF visiting the
outside country to help forward him." The Kioto
Journal" on the following morning, contained long
account of Mrs. Barnett.
He was an Irishman, husband and about to be a
parent Intensely Interested to the sex OF his hrst
horn he heard the doctors fooStep descending tine
stairs. and rushed TO meet him with "sure, dochtor,
am a father or a mother l'-Qondon Globe
Many scientific men of Europe are disposed TO
rdlcue the experiments made In this country for the
production of rain by the OF explosives IL our
memory serves us right European scientists have often
been surprised in the past by the results OF Yankee
ingenuity. without attempting 10 decide upon the
possibilities OF the experiments 1t Is safe 10 say tha'
they may be astonshed again.
wealthy Tenth-st merchant has a collection OF
autographs which for uniqueness has 20 comparison
outside OF the possessions OF modern Gonds or Nande
bite saws The Philadelphia Record Every ono
OF his autographs Is worth al least ~ ana there are
upward Of 10000 Of them. He began about nve years
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
THE PRETENTIoy or EPIDEMICS.

The seventh International Congress of lIy-
giene and DemOgraphy held IN London this
month, was a notable affair. Over 5000 dele
gates were present from all parts of the world.
A wide range of subjects was discussed, and
valuable comparison and exchange of opinions
Oh questions of universal interest resulted. The
sectional divisions included bacerioIogy +; the
relation OF diseases of brutes to those Of man
infancy, childhood and school life; chemistry
and physics in relation to hygiene; architecture
and health engineering and health naval and
military hygiene, and industrial hygiene. Per
haps the most noteworthy point OF agreement
was as to the need of a scientific basis for all
private and public health measures As 1.-The
London Lance remarks sanitary reform is
too often undertaken with a painfully made
ouate regard to scientific laws and we are not
sure that even in this country the reproaeh is
altogether unmerited.
The subject of Preventive Medicine" was
perhaps the most widely interesting of all, as
it embraced the exclusion and control Of rowing
epidemics. Sir Joseph Frayrer opened the dis
cussion, and papers were read by delegates from
France, Holland India, Australia and the United
States. Remarkable nanimity was displayed
as to the ine1icacy of the ordinary quarantine,
and the testimony adduced may be advan-
tageousy pondered by Western sanitarians who
rely exclusively on this ancient safeguard for
protection from cholera and yellow fever in
vasions. Sir Joseph Frayrer is said to have
" "lepudated quarantine, because he thought it
could have no possible effect in practice" and
Surgeon-General Cunningham advanced the
startling proposition that no exemption from
cholera has ever been proved to be duo to
quarantine. The motive of these assertions
lies, Of course, in the belief that personal COM
municaton is not the prime factor in the spread
of disease-a belief that recent happenings in
this city show is gaining ground among en-
lightened physicians. Before trained obsorva-
ton was employed in the systematic collation.
of statistics it was reasonable to suppose that
the prevention OF actual bodily conta1s was
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26

paramount to all other considerations. Lately,
however, evidence has multiplied of the ex-
tension OF epidemics TO new localities without
any trace of importation or of communication
between those attacked and persons previously
affected Such was the case, according to DR..
Lawson, at southampton in 1865, at New
Orleans in 1873, and in the south of France In
1884, each of these instances having been care
fully Investigated on the spot.
1t is a comparatively new theory that ad-
monishes the Individual to calculate his own
power OF resistance rather than the chances OF
its employment against disease but it is based
on sound common-sense. The statement that
quarantine is usually ineffective should be quail
flied with the explanation that its protection Is
commensurate with the cost only in countries
where the internal sanitation is good. In lnHa'
as was explained at the congress, any attempt
at quarantine only leads to miscOncepuon OF
the real danger and carelessneSs as to more
important safeguards, and this is true, in less
degree, Of many other places. The discussion,
therefore, did not prove that the old method
of isolation should be abandoned; but it lndl-
Gated that the surest preventives OF epidemic
disease are good food, pure water, and elective
drainage.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
PERSONAL.

a sensational story was recently circulated up the
IIndson 10 the effect that Leland Stanford had once
meditated building fine family mausoleum ana estab
nshng his university in Albany but that some alleged
exactions OF the cemetery officials piqued him that he
changed his mind and decided to seek new nome Tor
these monuments To letter of inquiry addressed to
lin by "iTfne Albany Journal" senator stanford re
plies denying the whole thing, declaring that he pre-
crred 10 have the tomb In the university grouhds aho
never had under consideration any other place but
Palo Alto for tho location OF the university
Alfred C. Harmer, of Pennsylvania who has already
been in Congress twenty years and is member OF the
new House of Representatives, is being talked OF a
little in Washington a possible compeutor oi Mr.
Reed for the Speakership.
The Rev. Howard MacQueary, who was tried for
heresy Mt Canton Ohio last spring and suspended from
his pastoral functions, is uncertain what he VIII do
Having been educated TO the ministry he still feels Ike
remaining clergyman. lie says his sermons are not
quito radical enough please the Unltarians and he
hesitatcs to Join them. 1t is possible that he may
bring snit i'm the civil courts 10 be restored TO his
position the ground that his suspension Is viola
ton of a contract.
George W. Deamater, Republican candidate for
Governor of Pennsylvania last year, mas arfangen I'd
remove to Seattle.
Frederick c. Penfeld Of Hartford, for two years
y1ccConsnl Geperal at London under Governor Waller,
is engaged to marry Mrs. McMurdo, widow OF Colonel
McMurdo American capitalist, who died about two
years ago. Mrs. MoMudos property Is SAID to sm9n,
q million. Mr. Ppnnclu, says Inc litruOIu
Couran' has represented various American interests
in England for the last two years He and Mrs: oS Ms
Muo with her daughter, about twenty-five years old,
are now at Fenwick Hall, Saybrook.
Professor Francis f. Nipher Of ST. Louis, who was at
one time talked of for Superintendent of the Civilian
Weather Bureau at Washington. heartily coends Pro
fessor Harrington who was appointed instead.
Max Mueller, the philoogst, will visit Alihalt-
Dessau next month, TO unvei colossal bust OF
his father which the Greek Government has presented
to the Duchy, In recognition OF Wilhelm Mueer's
sympathy with Greece in the days of her fight for
independence The old gentleman something OF
a poet and his admirers have met the expense OF
an deliberately scupured pedestal for the bust. The
rigning Duke OF Anhalt has shown his appreciation
of the scholar the poet ami the patriot by assigning
a place for the monument b front Of the public schoo
at Dessau, In which Mueller WINS educated and In
which for several years afterward he was employed a:
teacher During the later years OF his nfo he had
charge OF the ducal library.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26

school system of the Kingdom-in the l.io-
e,al direction, too. So these autocratlc Leaders
have no fear of insubordination. Members may
orumble and rage, but when division comes 'neS
Iii all follow Mr. Balfour into the Government
lobby, and the noble Lords will vote as as the tn,
croat Marquis bids them. And there is the
difference in organization between the par'les'
More than once there has been split IN the
Liberal party, bringing defeat to its leader
when its members object to party measure
i,s leader must halt and concliate them Du'
tba Conservative machine tolerates no private
Judgment. Its members may think and tah
"a they please, but their votes must be cast az
their leader dictates. There can be no ques-
tion as to which is the more creditabIe system
hrt mother can there be as to which is, for the
,rescnt, the more effective for purposes OF prdc-
teal politics. Mr.. Balfour has been 1alrly sue
cesstil in enforcing coercion in Ireland. we
doubt not that he will be equally successful IN
applying the principle to the honoraoie i'e"'-
hers who sit behind him at Westminster
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26

The report of the Board of Health chemists
who have inspected a part of the Croton water
sbod reveals state of things which has been
foreshadoved, but not exaggerated, in the ac-
counts already laid before the public. 1t is
horrible condition of affairs and calls for I'M
mediate betterment Nobody can deny that the
p,,;.,nces that exist along the streams from
which the city draws its water supply ought 10
ho removed at once. Just how to accomplish
this is a disputed question In connection there
Cith most important statement is made by
commissioner Gilroy, who calls attention to a
law passed last year making the abatement Vi
these nuisances a more dlllicult matter Vn'Si
formerly. BY all means the Legislature onsh'
to have made the process easier rather than
bop