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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-08
A Maiden All ForInrn.


The Superintendent Of the Bureau Of In
migration at Washington. W. d. Owen, has
confirmed tie decision Of Inspector J. l..
Hatch, refusing landing to M. Suzaki, a
Japanese maiden. and she will be returned
by the BelgIc to-day.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-08

steamer last night, and although nearly
dead from loss of blood amputation OF the
hand was decided on by our local surgeons
as the only means of saving his life. Inc
operation was performed by DR.. 1ennent,
who emit the hand Of close to the wrist and
Ems is ON fair way to reCOYery.
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sninida of q Prisoner

ST. HELENA, Oct. IA tramp confined In
the town Jail, charged with vile offense,
hanged himself about noon to-day. When
discovered life was extinct. The name Of
the man Is NOT known.
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Another trial trip over the belt road was
made yesterday by the new engine and the
road bed was found to be in fine condition.
1t is said that the road will be open for
business within two weeks. Harbor Com
missioners Bassett, Brown and Alexander
m ade the trim.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-08

physical training of the State and Stanford
universities, the regents of the State Uni
versity, President Jordan of the Stanford
University and several school principals are
expected to be present.
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Arrested fnr Fnrparu

PORTLAND or. Oct. 7.-Francis G. Green
was arrested to-day on charge of forgery
as lie was taking his departure for Seattle.
Green passed bogus checks on various firms,
amounting to about $1,000 He halls from
New York.
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MRS. O. L. PRUDEN.

Mrs. o. l.. Prudpn the wife Of the Assistant
Secretary to President Harrison, died last even
Ing in the CRY of Washington. She had been In
poor health for some time
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NORTHERN WONDERS
Successful Termination Of a
Most Hazardous Journey.
Return Of The SChEatka Scientific EIpedl-
ton From Alaska.
Graphic Description Of the Exploration Of an
Unknown COunuy-Yaluabl6 FOtaDi-
cal Specimens and Maps
EpeciaI TO THE MORNING CALI

VICTORIA B. c., Oct. 7.-Lieutenant
sehwatka, the noted explorer, who has been
conducting a scientific expedition in the
north, reached Victoria on his return early
this morning. He gives the following ac-
count Of the journey:
1--WE struck Lake Ahklain June 18th.
The lake was found to be ninety-iye miles
long, and drained by the River Newberg,
145 miles long. We shot the Rink Rapids,
in which waves were running eight feet
high. in canvas boats, and proceeded over
land to Fort Selkirk.
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MARRIAGES. DEATHS.

Firth. marriage and death notices. sent by mall
will not he inserted. They mutt be handed In as
either of the publication oiices and be indor5e1
with the name aud residence OF persons authorized
TO have the same pubishedl
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ST, ELIAS ALPS.

high. in canvas boats, and proceeded over
land to Fort Selkirk.
ST. ELIAS ALPS.
Here we hired Indian packers and started
for the Copper-river country About 225
miles brought us to the foot of the ST. Elias
Alps, which are from 1900 to 1900 feet
high, with glacial ice as far as the eye could
see for fifty or sixty miles on each side.
Here the Indians left US. The white men
Of the party then took seventy-fve or eighty
pounds each on their backs, abandoning all
other property, including scientific lnstru-
ments. In a march OF about eighty miles
we managed to break through the ST. Alps
on glacier, which brought US to the east
fork of the Copper River. This Is perfect
boiling mountain torrent, impeded by glaciers
every few miles, The last days march, from
O'clock in the morning toS o'clock at night
was Only two and a halt miles, aud 50 Ia
tiguiGG as to almost exhaust the party
UPSET IN THE RAPIDS.
"Canvas covers oil bedding were then used
TO build boat fourteen feet long, with ribs
of willows. In this we started down the
NeeS Guar, a fork OF the Copper, hoping
that a few miles would take US out Of the
enormous rapids. lueN, HONeNtI, were
thirty-fye miles long. The boat was upset
several times and the men were nearly
drowned. In one place all went over the
fall and under a waterfall. Five miles OF
this stream was all enormous canyon, with
perpendicular walls 600 to 800 feet high.
Our speed was very great, and we were not
more than two hours in making these
rapids After going another 100 miles we
struck the Indians. BY this time we were
completely out Of food, for a long time hav-
Ing only flour and tea. The descent of Cop
per River was much easier. When, about
the middle Of August, we arrived at its
mouth. the men we're almost shOeless and
without clothes.
MAPS AND SPECIMENS.
d" We OF ened about 500 or 600 miles of to-
tally unknown country. We secured thor
ough maps taken bv DR.. Hays of the
Geological Survey at Washington. Back of
the St. Elias Alps were nr fifty peaks
from J., 900 to 5000 feeu nigh All the
upper forks Of White River we're mapped
cut, and many signs of minerals. particu-
larry ccqper. were met with. We saw fifty
i've lakes in one day, ranging in length
from 3 to 100 miles. A large collection of
botanical specimens was made and photo
graphs OF everything of interest were
taken. The most successful feature Of the
whole trip was the successful breaking
through the Mount St Elias rang, feat
never before accomplished by man. All
the party are well, although the journey
was hazardous in the extreme and of great
danger at times"
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

EBALTIMoRE, Oct. z. - The races were post
poned to-day on account OF rain.
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on.o PEOPLES pAary.

9irss csavsarss. Ia TIA. rnsssys ss.ss--
Fear nsasr.a D~i.s.s<s Srs-sas.
ssAsssnLD. O., Auz a-yrh< peoples
party convention opsaea st o'elosS
Wednesday and erxaaixsd vita hagA
Casaaaah. Of Cincinnati. - chairman
fhsrs we're shsnt sss dslexsts present
Mr. csssnagh assured the as
sembly 40 esteeLasd 10 blsh
honor 70 preside over ths hrst
convention held IN Ohio by the peo-
pies party. composed Of men aud
are aot the tools Of any l-liticians.
Their purpose IS 60 serve notice upon
the Old parties THAI tAsy have outiivcd
thelr us-fulassa
While the various com mnittees were
sbseas Robert Schilling addressed the
convention He advocated govern
nent control of railroads and offered =
toag list OF statistics. showing how
railroads ere eails for o. coo per
mile and shen bonded for tso, ooo; ho~
foreign capital operates In greas
bulk against shs interests Of the
working people of the country. He
prescribed the platform Of tie peoples
party IS the psE>css fer ell the evils
wrough, by both home and foreign
capitalists He advocated the loan by
Shs government 70 farmers Of money At
> per cent % non perishAbls products.
He sAid sas peoples party had declared
An favor Of free coinage Of silver. but the
majority Of the meIn bers were nos In
favor Of il. but tolerated IL as the en-
tsrinz wetge By which they hoped 10
oversurn the present monetary - ste N.
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IosAI NARSsrs.


assfx- 0ff wheat. gf~f sew sef corn He
psw osss 4e, fTr sst ssrf~s, - ID hundred
Ma F@~f affei eefk. se mnttaa. sss7r
sprfns lsme. aef tswf~ loef spfBs ehieksns
lie sesf - fsfsess i-et ducks. Joe,
Pnlnefse Haff~F f4e eFss 10 potatesr. tse
3 IA he@fs he = aus sniana Hr dos
raatsa~s. lee > aozs i~tfuS~. - > - e~ss = =
, 80 tssn. haat rieAed. soc p ha3 hsa~r
Zee rf4BtefrifH. - 4ftaft pesebss ~ ,
~ spF4ia ~ %.
p assf t-iseff 3H - aaNSzh~s, 10 ne
h. sisnnths 81 , tan elsver. ~ Sea
ssra~ e. = "a.
Hfupe ssa fsffas et3rer8 - rsft ruFrs
use easta aifes fe esif = -. sffsa - eat
ssi-s fant r taiiss. f.e peits zsti a.
s~sfA lesEe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

Ftarsssa Fssb-elus WAITE = fssrat
? kuedssd eafa Mesi eH aaa4frs
tsa - - - . SO safasitnss : 90
rs Eeaa sfes -hffs si4fH fsa
4sse fafs st.ss H4 F9sst - fsss 81
tsffs4ei q Hsaa- fs A~es etess t@siStf3
81 - fses q a~f ~, 80 .4es sesIss
lss.e. Hesisss <sfsss Shsesaass @ssf tHfkess,
FsRsses- t<sssss. iSs esss fsef essstsss
= ~ sesfs Ffs~ss - = kas 80 aseE =
Esepesss 81 - s4teas ~ - Pss< -
sssst<sftsss - esssss< sas 80; stssss
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FLOOD IN pgNNsYlvANiA.


0ossss sna Y>esorsss Ia~sdsssA and
Rasinsss RvsssaoAsy s~spssAsd.
HABDzsDvaS. PA, Au9 "A secud-
burst occurred between sAis sity and
Rockville ana caused Paxton creek 70
rise 50 rspidly shss sAs rsAlsSaA tracks
and many houses IN South Harrisburg
were flooded Several factories werc
inundated end operations were ses-
pended Traias On the Pennsyl-
vania railway rca through several
inches Of water fog two ~ three
hours The greatess lamage is
sustained by the brick mann.
facturors along Tenth street, they
losing half million brtckA The
Star cssps>ci cleaning sssaolishnent and
other places are also damaged A
mum Der Of dana burst and flooded the
surrounding n country
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

BosroS, Aug. o.--prof Felix Adler's
lecture on sdicide has been the feature
this week At the Plymouth school OF
ethics Mr Adler said The merchant.
compelled TO face sudden bankruptcy,
or the young husband who lost an idol
lied wife AFTER but three months of
married life, was not justified in taking
his own life. but he thought the chron-
&c Invalid, after holding out as long rs
there was the slightes. chance of re-
covery. was justified in committing sui
.s1 H.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

GurAS@. AuG
csrrp-Nsyses rather sctiv. AMI p-tc~s
sairy veil supported 9notations ragged ~
q Tses - tor choice 10 fancy shipping steers
o. Ds>s ~ se- good 70 ehStce do. A0s4o for
eornrno- - rxir 10. ~ -ssA 70 sor eatcssrs
Ss.-rs a oss ~ far s,oeksrsi - neA - for
fressns; ae<ss for Fsessr-' aDetn
~ Csw,. a. .as " for BaIls ana ~ sosas 81
lr Veal Calves
Hoss- Nsrs-s fssriy active. oss feeling
rssh~r sssr Good iisss average SC ss~er sad
ether srsass feials~ ievsr sslss ragged Al
u s.as 70 ter risr - ~<ssr ~ f-- Isshs' sSs
! ~ fss rough pscsins s>st7As ~ ~fssd
sss ~ S.ss % fss sesvy psezsss sss ssspvsns
Assa
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$1,000 CASH

HOTEL tr South Grand Rapids. Just outside
q c.;y limits; new building; newly.fur-
nished; for sale or rent with furniture; on
good mRiI road within 70 rods Of depot; also a
good local trade.
= HOUSES and lots. also 81 vacant lots for
- sale On long time or exchange for farm
or personal PR perty.
Nd i0-acre Farm TO exchange for good
"a house and lot iu south or east portion OF
city.
POUR tenement brick block. lot 50 feet front.
on North Ottawa. To exchange for good
improved farm or Detroit city property.
BUSINESS BLOCK. nxlc0 ieet. on s7I Hall ct.
~ for sale At "A bar -ain.
Z HOUSES and lots on Ioit-aye- TO trade for
- gilt-edgc iarm within 10 10 l5 miles OF city.
Sl ACRES improved land. % miles southeast
" oi ty; No. buildings banked barn.
acres orchard. AL kinds small fruit, well
fenced, under good cultivation. to exchange
Tor city property. or - o. 90 acres near city.
II oTEL in Big Rapids. all furnished. 10 ex-
A change for property in ejty or farm.
SD A RE farm miles ssnthwest of Reed
CO City. nearly all improved; good fences.
etc.: free OF all incumbralce; TO exchange for
iTEN ROOM house and lot. ~ Lacrave-st.; has
l. good cellar. heated by furnace. lighted by
gas. and has splendid barn; lot 5oxl25. with
90 ACRES cf land. a mile north and miles
oo east of city. to exchange for city prop
Oh ACRES. milo north of city limits on
~ Aipine-eravel soac-ior sale; desirs-
bic tract Tor plating.
n AtKES, Ia miles south OF Hallst, for
u sale or trade Tor city property.
VACANT LOIS in the city aud suburbs for
HOUSE AND LOT on south Lafayettes st. for
70 ACRES gardening land. miles south Of
Az city. to exchange for city property.
MONEY ~ loan on real estate and chatteiS
G. S. FOUTS {ss Room syor.sr.tss g. EsSp's b !.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

INpEPESprscx, Ia, Aug. e-Aller-
ton lowered his record Wednesday to
e:is and Mary Marshall went the dis
sance in 2d2&. Manager paced in
aclAj.
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snrna. f.rfIsa ! sfeslas

BAnfIIff A uuLf neisskse -ih els sfrfs
IL "a til sa4th ~ saas 81 hass 80 ~f%-st
yzss sssnfes Iks Ela<E saFetsss asss sea
en' siss 80 fezsssf 4fss. ssetat - -
isS sssss = as es sss@las 81 ~ - Ss asses
t1siEess Esssa
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

CHANCE - ltfe fims lef nfsH ~iih esFh
~ 4. ssa active asa vftheui s1sbN - -
saFs ssss pseaesef ana ffshtath ."aers@
asafess sith ; esat stsBfF. tessstssNa -
issaAle ssss Htsfes q Arcade hss'ai@s
Ftessisss uhta NS
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

tlaRfEf3- -Essf9 ssaas fass is sseF IA A. a
w see ekst - asa a. eiih thsSs - : fstf
~ Fsf.ts sssit "a e1athes - etsftsset H'9a" :
esaxE. Fotst. iisFEssshsi.-==s = -
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WHY NOT

Buy 50 that you will be nicely
settled before cold weather
comesS
have ass pei 70 build pea . hesss 70 saii.
u pea can Dot be s0tes Ia some things slFe~ay
butt. Nv cfree coat2ias rhs largest iiss Of se-
sifssie property IN fhs city.
Call and ] will convince you
that can save you money,
either for cash or monthly pay
ments.
have new house On Octave that uin
iof sosa isfn near cisy. VIII pxy e~sE eii
fefUnes.
Ne. 80 Thomas. WI sell cheap OF ssshAAss
for sssal freit fsfm
e Charles ST. coed lscstien. cheap.
No. Is LeGrAsa st,. wast 20 exchange for
easiiy t0s snail hoase CT saoAht lof sf lots.
Nee s,een house. ne~ o&s ane pine nnlsA
Or hskisfsi ts exchange Tor place Nrss
fiasi property unst be worth about sZsoa
No - LssAn-sL. On moafhly psyments
No. - asksyseic Ct. on ncnthly psrwents
hsS house snc 1os. northesst pa. OF ely;
vii take ens ~ more hsssss zs pan pay
! ha.s !. large iiss ef Bargains. prices ffsn
Have se,sra good isyns near eisy TOT sale
hs.ss is. cheap pl.es. fer Issri msneyts
]. v. CLOSTERH0USE
II csnsI-s,. Phone IS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

THE GREATEST BARGAIN in the city IL
that new aroom house OF ours. just com
pleted. on Buckeye-st.. adjacent TO the rCw
electric railway aud schools, hall parior aud
sitting roem, csk, Sidewalk on the entire
street. nne maple trees planted. DO net fall
10 look At this property II you want an invest
ment or home Price Ghs0. you can make
the terms Tuner carroll. g New House
mHn bu iding.
LNoR sALt-A coal black standard bred horse.
faur years old coming srriag, the finest
combination ~ single-foeief ard buggy hovse
In the city, buggy and harness e with him at
sesrrain. Tuner Carroll. S New House
man building.
TEb EA>ks pay you but per cent. fon
can make = Per cent on your inve~tfneut
the hrSt yrsf hy buy ing one II our choice lois
On south Division. lisil fuciid. Cherry. BDck
eve. West Fniten, Watson anc other sfr~etS.
Turnef srrel = New Haaseman tusidiar
t'ok SAlE- Nrw suse on cerI er lef "a bay
fon-st., and i've neu heases On Hcvfy 81
This prcprrtyts increasing IN ssus very fap
ialy and yeu can huy either " these at tL.S4
on your evn terms.
frRNFR A CARROLL.
81 New bous-sasn Btar
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO L0AN-0n good real estate
NJ security Mt : per cent. kinsey 4 Mercer.
e& 10 Widdicomt bnlldiDg.
I .ARGE and small loans on short time on any
IL good security. John II. Martin. % canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07
DeGOLlA BROS,
DsALxas n
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
g and 9 Ie~ef CLOCK.

FOR sAIE~ 100 acres isnd In Paris township
nliles iron slts saExe to1ss sea t~s
good tarnss clay loan soil. iAFss or short .
ge9a fsAcei q acres Oeoch aae magic uIber
puoe - per ~efsi sesla sAehsnxs iof Sf@ne
Rapids property,
Lsoh SAILS sefcs 10 PlsiRsesa, Il rnfles
from eiig, mile fren koek lord, q acres
Improved 49, peach. acres aEglrs tofs rssp
b<ffifs. o. pleala. 20 psATs. Acfes oAts. aefos
wheat II acres seeded. acres corn. sefcs po-
sasz. farming lmpismsgts Ahd al psfsoAa 81
property e~nsf Ilslss sell on seoeant Of fAss-
ins heal b price = .qooto-
Lsoh kALE~sfosm hsus~ Just completes 0i
terrace. gfsaea street cali ia ane get price
OF this house II s0a sant u ihsest la North
cha property.
Eok SALE -iioass snd lot IN soathxa part
of city house gGe9mp;esod sad pATfy tAn
bot complete same from shortage OF fends.
I his is good chance for person having snail
amount Of money 10 naks ToSe Investment
ff'o EAcHAsGE-G sefes. % acres improved.
balance white Dak timber. lofosM hsess
ana barn. sne orchard. 4 aI~s loo lsss 90
plscs In situated about - niiss IRON fbe eaty.
south. Come IN and get fuil description,
k'oE sALL oh ExChASGE-s serss eH iske
sBSfs. nsAr the pafh good bUi!ainGs, 3gp
praeh trees IN bearing, - praS standards Ia
bearing 2 acres stfswbersfes. acres rAspbsr-
riss. 80 grapes, guSsrbsffaes and Other small
fruits. price tz10. fruit OH same viii pay for
II The present sSlsoui would exchange Tor
good city property; this q great chance for
sone one aud The greatest barSsia ~e have
ever offered.
V0 ExCHASfE-For good rentis< city prop
= erty. ~ acres. fine house, barn and oaL
buildings. 20 acres improved. bslAncs oak,
beech aud hickory timber. good ftneee. 40
peach. 10 apple. pssrs. piams and small fruit
DsGoLIA BROS
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

CHICAGO. Aug q
Fioun-oui.s bet ayu. Spring Wheat Pat
snts q zsas75. bakers. Ai0Gss; Winter
wheat Flour Pa,ests y. iooo2; straights.
d sO05o0
waxAr-Aesivs and higher early, weaker
later August, sxcrxs' December $40
0xe
Cors-Msserate business at lower prices
No. 4. sec Ne yellow. eicsi3o; No. 3 So
S.ssse. Nc. Yellow. oossc: August. 574
Ehc; September. ssH1ssc; October s2iicSsci
May. 1N2Sao.
OArs-e.~. No 27xcrke; September.
UAGTAs; May. OS9sic. Samples easier.
Ne q ss&oSe; No. White. SV8s; No. 3
osa2sc; No. White. sHGJelsc
RYE-Good demand existed; 1rrn- No cash.
tn store. .Sls7so; No. do. TOtSc; No. ., Al
xus. rsSe. September TeG73e; October
40 under september.
BAxnsv- quiet Samples noninaiiy <Soo8c;
6evssmber. ssc.
Mrs. PoRn-r Trading moderately active and
prices ed lowst ~ 40. .o1i0S for cash;
90 HaioCY for Ansuss 80 900 10. te,s for
September, snd no ss .iIss FOR October
LARO-Narket moderately active aud prices
easter. onosations ranged az %. +o9s.1 for
cash; n sogs6 D iOr Ausust; y. t.taH6s 81 for
September. and h.ass ssad5fS for october.
Brrfss-cresn-ry. Ssisc; psirJ Iieisc;
Pacaing S,ocs. toea
Povtrnv-Llve chicssns sg1toSe per IN.
Live Turkeys e9ioc per 10, Live Ducks. 80
foo p.r III Live Geese. tsoodssss per dossa.
Wisconsin Prime White. Sc; Wafer
white. sss; Michigan Prime White ssc Wa
ter White. ie.sc; rnAaua Prime Waite. sse;
water whits ioc. Headlight, i7s tsst ano,
Gasoline, O. deg's. itc; ~ iegs. sae
IroroRs-Dissiled Spirits ruled frn ~
o. n per xsl Ter nnished goods
TEv Yopx. Aug &
wHnAr-- Declined SoSe Ga foreign ceiling;
sdvaseed vale on western crop ss.ioess1 nov
firm. fairy sctivs. August Ts&Qlse. Sep
s~mher o. iis2gss; october. Et8Tke;
Sov-user, ss1sNe: psssmber. ~ss1i@S;
Jsauary tLot4.Si0s; Mag, h0tScL05ss.
CesaA4puu. ssc lever vssk- NJ. L 0'sa72a
oArs-aeail nc lower. easy. Western. s70
sU1s.
f>aovIsfovs Beef - Quiet steady Extrs
mesa - <Sa 10 %: family. siso0e<p. Poys-
Dull easy New usess. tl2 J0s3 I25. old mess.
rtusuis 20. EXTRA prime. 30 -5sii - Lard
wsAz. aun. stesrs-rendered VI %
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

WANTED ssests make 0oe 10 500
" month ssiliBs out sesaS eN their merits.
Va want eeaatfv ana ssnefai s1ents asi VIII
tase bach all sseas aRsaid ia seunJ assnt
fslIs 20 clear Slro sns sIpens~s after thists
aays trial, ora Fenersi agent less sasn -.
We vttl ssna tsyss Illustrated eirctaNs sud
letter ~ith = special 90 7 g. spit tetfffHtr sp-
Apgis st oaee saa act on tne bneH Naaress
fennsf Manufacturing Company fhts"nfs,
pa 80
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07
REAL EsrArE orry.

WHAT others have done. others cnn do etb
w cts have boaght and made on real ssiatr
your chance In ss good a. afbrfs. II ysG buy OF
L.. >. fre,in. room o Losett's biocs. opposite
Sweets Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

t'OR kALE-A nice room boasc Ia solfhsLst
kinscy A Mercer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

L,oH EEST FssetsAsa tent Al otts~a
Reach. Address. The Wave fsnao't.~ :
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

WHAT PEOPLE Want =: e g, :: C.: E: :::..
Twelve words will usually make lines; thirteen and
not 10 exceed twenty words three lines.
and in the larger advertisements
the average is seven words 10 line. There
is but one price that is quoted IN the table below
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

TOR RENT-Stores 8 and IL Huron-st.. each
aDx10 feet; alley In the rear suitable Tor
wholesale business ofuces or stores; rent.
3l251 per month each. Also two second foors.
each OK D feet. g. ger month each; can be
rented separate or entire: location one block
west OF Csnsl-st and one block north OF Lvon-
81. Anton q. Hodeopyl. ~ and Il Fountain.
st le4tf
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

WASTED-coiieetor and caavasserl SO
W saisry per week To rtghi man small tont
requifed. Gait mstniua and evening W. w.
Esans Snpf. Eesd block. ~ Psarfst. Ia
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

WANTFD-At ence. ladies ana gentlemen o.
~ canvass for an article that ~iil sell st
sphf T.ll AZ ia sesooas-f rs
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07
WANTED p-AeBSTs

pARTY having blaming MIL In running order
win al tie --latest machinery, ants
smart practical man win some sapiial as
partner. Address e. ~. ben !. Telegram
Herald "a
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

L'0R RENT-Two fine stores In brick block on
Il west side of outh Division-st. suitable for
any business: these stores have large dry base
ments with rear entrance from alley; also
suites Of rooms ~ same block with private
hall and bath room with each suite; this prop
eriy will b. rentedsf low price TO the right
party For prices call on j. W, CALVIN. room
5. shepard a Hartman block. from TO p. IN.
fphnna
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

RENTING SEASON is approaching ana We
~ must have hity houses 20 supply ouf dc
mand. Dunton A Bates. Middie0nib Building
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

EoR RENT-2 cottages. or part of them. at
4 Maeatawa Park. Inquire of Geo. Roelois.
q Canalst. 2l1tf
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07
FOR RENT-KOUSEs.

E'0R RENT-Part OF Fern Cottage. Macatawa
4 Park will rent cheap according 10 time
wanted F. White l.s Scribner-st. 2lS
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07
FOR REgT-BUsINBss PLACES.

L'0R RENT-offces: Street Railway Com
panv's officcs In Tower Block september
|. 1871. The Offices face Campau Place and are
considered the finest In the city; vii rent
them together or separately. Apply at the OF
flee 2ls
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

FOR RENT-Furnshed rooms for house
Keeping; furnace. heat bath. etc. %
Bartlett'st.. opposite south Division st school.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

DOR RENT - Furnished and unfur rnished
rooms. steam heated. At PARK Place. Mrs.
A. L. smith. 6stf
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

TOR RRENT-Furnished roons. steam heated.
Vinegar block. cor. OF Seuth Division aud
Cherry is. -. 49,. 81
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TOR SALE-MIsOELLANEsUS

E0R SALE-Builaing stone. cheap; come a
once il yon need stone. Grand Rapids Va
neer Works, North Front-st. =.
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PERSONAL.
HELP wANrEp--nALs

WANTED -Young man wits experience 10
w run Gordoa pfess. Valley City Engiss.
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