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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

The paFlOr h very fne room, f2xls
feet. and one end Is circular Ia shape,
which admits of . nEe view The
Kitchen - i-xIz feet and is ia eommuai-
eztloe with tie daalng-room BY . pam
try, AXIS feet The kiLchen has yesfi-
bale. sx5 feet. leading 10 rear or side
perch The dining can De catered
by this rear or SHE porch through the
vestl51ie. The house has . bowider
foundation, the wall 10 DC feet thick
sills. sxlos joist, 2xl9; stuadiag, AKA;
roof Faftera exs. The height Of the
first story % 10 feet IN the clear; second
story, feet o lnehes; cellar, feet The
chimneys 70 DC Of pressed brick with
smooth sandstone caps.
The entire building is to be sided with
first quality siding, inches wide o q,
laid inches % the weather, cut close
joint against all castings. etc, and prop
erly nailed with s-peany nails every ID
inches.
The entire building is 20 be inelosed
with surfaced. tongued and grooved
fencing laid close with joints properly
nailed Roof 10 be covered with good,
sound seasoned feReing well nailed
Shingles To Do II the best quality.
Build the stairs as shown on plans, max
ing the newels. rails and balusters red
oak The kitchen. pantry and bath
room must be wainscOted feet inches
from the ioOr. The floors on the first
and second story are 10 have surfaced
fencing, well nailed 70 joist and no
flooring 70 be laid before plastering is
finished Floors 10 be = inch thick.
white pine, mill-work flooring thor
oughly seasoned and laid in best man
ner. well nailed and all uneven and
rough spots made smooth All locks,
bolts. butts. knobs, 'atches, trimmings
and fAstenings of every description to
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

house. fft{x8s feet. which Is provided
with seats as shown on plans. The
balcony is sxf3 feet
The studs are 70 he 2xs inches, 10
inches on ccnters; joiSt sxi0 inches. 10
inches on eenters. rafters 2x4 inches, 20
inches on centers; sills sxi0 inches.
The entire house win be sheathed with
fencing and Is To have paper between it
and the siding The front viii be sided
with t-inch o. 2. siding.
The finish is 20 be OF pine. painted two
coats. and the color mixed 20 suit owner.
The roof viii be stained with cresote
stain. earInine color. The body of the
house will be painted yellow with all
the trimmings painted white. all to be
two-coat work The chimneys 20 be
built of red pressed brick, capped with
a smooth sandstone. The stairs should
be of pine. with plain newels. rail ard
square balus.crs ghe mantels in the
reception hall and library win be of
r-i oak The door will be. Of pine, the
FIRST TO have a double fOor with paper
between, and the 6pished foor will not
be laid until all the plsstering is done.
This house viii not have a basement.
but nav have cellar II owner desires.
The glass win be Of American quail
ity. The carving shown viii be of the
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

be furnished by the owner, and fitted
their respective places ~ contractor.
Fences and walks to be paid for extra
by owner. All do rs TO be made Of the
best white pine, thoroughly seasoned,
and all provided with good and suitable
thresholds. The finish to be Of q pill
aster trim with neat corner and base
blocks of thoroughly seasoned white
pine. Put 4 inch round carpet strips
throughout the finished floors.
The mantles will be furnished by tho
owner. Use good No. lath free from
red knots or bark. well seasoned Put
on one coat brown mortar. which must
contain good hair. the best clear,
sharp sand and live quick-lime, over
which, when thoroughly dry, put one
coat of plaster of p~ris, hard finish.
Set centers IL owner WISHES
Place a sink In kitchen, lsx3o inches,
with drip board at one end. The fit
tings for the bathroom are to be fur
nished by the owner.
Prime the exterior wood work as soon
as the carpenter leaves of. The in
terror finish Is to be painted Of a color
To suit owner. The exterior will look
good painted white with the shingles
stained carnine with creosote stain.
All glass To- be American. The carving
In dormer pedament TO be of the COM
position kind, costing fifty cents q
suuarr, foot g. A w kIyTZ
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

extensively in the valley Of the upper
Yepssei. and II appeared that around
this village the peasants had essA ollsh~d
q sanitary Gordon with the hope OF pro-
testing their own live stock from con-
tagion They had heard Of the virtues
Of fGnll ll<ation. aad were sab1eefing 10
that process every vehicle that passed
the village limits. The '-plague-guard'
burned straw. bireh-hark and other IN
fanmable and sInolse-prodneing sub
stances around and under our p4yosSa
until We were half-ssrangied and our
horses were frantic with fear, and then
be told Us grayely that We Were purS
lied" and might proceed
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

feld stones and the cost about fifteen
hundred dollars.
The size Of rooms Is as follows Re-
ceptioB hall. which viii contain hre-
place and seat beneath front windows,
12xl0 The parior Is t2xl4 feet. with
BAY window AXIS feet The library
IL i2xls feet, aud IL contains fireplace
and bay window 2Sxs feet The dining
hall Is tsx34 feet and contains large
old fashioned fireplace TO be made OF
brick and an opening for sideboard.
You can enter the reception hall, libra
~, chambers. kitchen or porch from
this room The kitchen u i2xl2 feet
and has a pantry sxsS and = wood
shed 4xs1 connected with IT, Tho
chamber Is i2Ni3 feet and is provided
with n large closet The second door
contains three chambers, one i2xia
feet. one t2xIsh and one iaxl5 feet
with large alcove sxi2 feet and one
bedroom DIX ieet- There is very
large porch across the front Of this
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
A FINANClER'S ADVICE.
0ngsestions for Young Men Who Wish -
Sacceed.

0n<s sestions for Young Men Who Wish -
Ssccecd.
The boy who Is wanted in the busi-
ness world of to-day must be educated.
says Russell Sage In an admirable ar
ticle on "The Boy That is Wanted" in
November Ladies' Home Journal Il
his parents cannot afford to give him q
high-school or college education, he
must learn to study without the aid of
q teacher. in the early morning before
business begins, and in the evenings
after business hours. II can no longer
be truthfully said that an education is
out of anyone's reach. Our splendid
school system. where one can study by
day or in the evening. has put the
priceless treasure of an education
within the reach of all. The main
thing. in the beginning, that ] would
impress upon boys is one of the great
commandments: "Honor thy father
and thy mother. that thy days may be
long in the land which the Lord thy
God giveth thee" The boy who re-
spects his father and mother, who
treats his sisters and brothers with low
ing kindness, has laid good founda-
ticn for a successful career. You will
do 90 your parents tell you. and that
certainly viii be 10 study. Dou't be in
hurry 20 get away from your school
books. The cares and responsibilities
of business life I come soon enough.
Go To school as long as you can, and.
remember. every hour spent In study in
yonr youth VIII be worth money To you
In after Efs. Read good bOoks-ths
Bible above all. Make yourself ac-
quainted with history. Study the prog
ress of nations and TIE careers Of men
who have made nations great n you
have 10 library Of your own. join one If
the numerous associations 10 be found
In ell cities where rood healthfal
books may he obtained. Study reli-
gion. sciencc. statecraft and history.
Learn - read intellig-ntly. 40 that you
may turn % practical use in after life
the readings Of your youth. BE sure
you begin right Do not waste time in
reading trashy boolsA
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
PURIFIED az SMOKE.

Peasants Wss wanted ~ cssrs sg>fsse
Cattle Dss~s-- srss.s rrsvessss
Neshinr of interest happened ~ nc
unfu late ln the evsnina. when. fuse -
- We were turning ap from The river
Into . snail peasant villages the mama
q which have moy- fsrsottoa. bath ~s
and ear horses we're startled hy the sad
den sppesrsnse ~ . Wild looking man,
b. k,sz. tsttsres skeepskia s,sst who,
from the shelter ~ projeetsBg elf,
sprsag lats The ROAD ahead - us, shout
bag bsssFss bas anihseiiigibls warning.
sad bFsndishias ln TIE air aH sshsfal Il
blazing bsrsh bark sBd straw, writes
eeesSs ksassas ia the esntary.
What's ths mssterg- I said - sss
driver. ss the horse Fsesilea IN fright
is's tas piagse gssra. he replied
tie s4Fs .e Hsssst b< sssossd
fae sakkis-sixzze ~as then prevailing
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
GRAND RAPIDS MARKETS.


GsAIN-Wheat. g Q; corn. 5Sc; oats. e5c; rye.
T5c; barley. 3. 10 q rwt; buckwheat. soc q bu.
MEATs-Bee:. 41aGD C: porx AZ d5c; mutton
5aec: spring lamh. 661sc; fowls lose; spring
chicken. e9l0c; veal, 6lsc; turkeys. 10@llc;
ducks. l0c.
PR0pUcs-Butter. 2ic; eggs. 2lc; Potatoes. %
G. DC = bu; heets. 25c y bu; onions. 65c p bu !;
beans haud picked. sl.50 2 bu; honey. l5c
grapes. &c . basket; apples. $l.2o@Sl-75 2 bbl !;
15eessl.u 10 q bu.
WooL-Nashed. o@2sc. unwashed. 14Gaoc.
HAY-Timothy. SIS ton; clover. sl2@1S = ton /;
straw - ton.
HrDEs AND T,LLovs-Green 4c; steers. over
20 lbs. A1zc; curet 5c calf skins. green. sc; calf
skin cured. 6I4c tallow. rough. llac, pelts. oCc
MSi 50: de kin. l5Sd DE
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO Nov. "a
rIous-ouis. Spring Yhe.s Patenta a. 50
e5eo Bakers. 07s 400; wintsr Wheat
Flour Patents. "a - %. straishts, HsS2+ 40
WHgAT -Rn.ed weaker. No. . cash ana No
vemesr. s3a9ssas; December. s41s4ac. and
MAY Gook alois.
CoRS-Moderste trade sad market steady.
No. and No yellow, e4e54xe; No. sse;
No. yellow s3c; November, 5o'sg5f1e; De
eemoer. t4se+4As; January Aa14i%c; May,
42b.Ds2ae
MSS PoHk-TrAsing rather limited and
prices higher. Prices ranged AZ SaoOtst2Ss
for cash; ~ sscs 30 for November; tsoo9
$40 for December. and ell $50 il-oo for Jsau-
sry.
I.Akp-Markst some what limited and prices
steady. Quotations ranged at Hso9o - for
cash: g. l5Lse. 20 for November; a. - 6s3,s for
December. and % So9o s5 for January.
oArs-Stesdy. No. 9 cash. 3ikG3ixc; De.
e-mber sosGsoAe; May. 3lsGs2c. Samples
in fair supply and steady. No 5, 2sssasic: No
White, lU32, No. 2. ai1s&32, No White, Ss1x
G3sss.
RrE-was quiet and steady. No . cash, sae;
November s2c and December. s3c; May Csc
BARLsY-Was quiet and steady Poor un-
sound. S0iec: common mash mailing. 43ao4oc;
fair 10 good. 4e<eSsc; choice heavy and bright
sS15sc and fancy o0<t5ic
PouLTsY-Live Chickens. rose per ID. |;
Live Turkeys. 7eioc per ID; Live Ducks. 50
e,sc per ID . Live Geese. AooQo.25 per dozen.
BuTTER-Creamery. so9sc; Dairy. i79s5c;
Packing stock. ls4i6c.
ous-wiscoasin Prime White. Sc; Water
White. SIC; Michigan Prime White. olo; Wa
ter White. 1910; Indiana Prime White exc;
Water White. loc; Headlight. IT'S test, exc;
Gasoline. q deg's, it,sc; "a deg's. SC.
LIQuoRs-Disgilled Spirits remain firm on
the basis Of q. i5 Per gal. for finished goods.
NEW YORK. Nov. IA
WHEAr-Duil; kOSc lower; easy. Decem-
Der. tLo7h 9Lo7H; January. eosk 109S; ;
February. H. H.i0l0l11x March. 81 I2aqsi. lsH !;
April. t. sol. 1874; May, o. el.l2h; June,
NI1H9LIA.
CORN - Moderately sctive; KGHc lower;
weak. No. q 75c.
OATS Quiet. easier. Western, 35044c.
PRovIsIoNs-Beefd dull steady. Extra mess
es.ooGio.oo; family. eii.oo0l2oo Pork-Mod
crate demand. steady. New Mess. tlo.75; old
meas. ss.75; extra prime. i0oeslo.5o. Lard
quiet steady Steaha-~~-..-..d M47S.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

composition carving. costing 6ftv cents
Per foot The ceiling ~ the frst story
will be . Feet inches sad of the second
story teet The large hall on the see
oud door can be made into chamber
II owner wishes. There viii De only
one coat - plaster on the walls ~ the
,~cend aocr. GxsRew A. W kryrx
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

FLouR AND FsEp-Lily White. s2.75; Patent.
s2.96 cwt; buckwheat -four. So p ewt; corn
meai. s. - cwt; feed. s2sSs24 per ton; mid
diings. 81 2 ton; bran. sl7 y ton; ships. sl1 q
ton screenings SIS q ton.
MsAr-Pork steak. l0e: roast. 1Oc; ribs. sc /;
tenderloln. l2a9c; ham. lie; beef steak. SO l0c (;
roast. s9l6c: rib. &c; mutton. 6esAc; spring
lamb. go lbc spring chicken. 4S Sl6c; turkeys.
li6lloe; ducks. i4gi6c.
PEoDrcE-Butter. &c; eggs. 25c; potatoes.
SC bu; beets. Zoe p PIX; onions. Csc = ok (;
ms zoe = PIX; peaches. Soc z PIX; appl-s.
Sc ss'c = ok; grapes. case . ID; pears. 75c
per PIX.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

a s--.ssra ss... fhss css n. p.Tis foe
os.sos.

n contains eight rooms The hall 10
v-ry spacious. being Isxlefeet. IL cuu-
aains . fireplace ard osk sess The
STAIRS lead fron The hall - the second
s.ser where ron Hnd J large chambers
end tha bathroom. The ball - divided
frsu tae library ~ essed srensng-
rrora shc hall doors Iraa - th- parte-
es..hers thronzh f'ie vestibaie. whseh ls
ass fecA The library = In12 feet ons
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

CnIcAeO, Nov. IL
CArrLE-Market rather quiet and prices
without material change. Quotations ranged
at S oo9s.so for prime to shipping Steers: Aa0
g4So for good to fancy do: t30O1t4 % for com
mon TO medium do: s3 60sl425 for butchers
Steers; ti.sGleoo for Stockers; s2oo93 10 for
Texans: y G.5o94. 40 for Rangers; e. 5o9s 40 for
Feeders; &l.5od3. 80 for Cows; sl.s GD2 rs for
Bulls. and ~ 5o<e5 Is for Veal Calves.
HoGs-Market active and feeling nrm
Prices unchanged. Sales ranged at g. 4oGt3 65
for Pigs; s3.5o33.oo for light: a3.oassO 50 for
rough packing; s.eo040o for mixed. and s3S
a ID 70 Heavy packing and shipping lots.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

end b~in1 hav snA having ~irsfos~s
wbseis a1efsi ansfse isssk The f@stsrs
s,f thss r,<sm . 80 hrepises shsss -
ss.sft ID sns,l r-s~ss sss feet thFsass
n hiess sae can ent.sf tsse siasn Foss.ss-
The asnine fsssn = essIadesi ffsm tas
,..si.,r sass Abrsrs ~ ssse5 ss<ssHzk
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
sovIse. PaoxIsa Z srossss

DAB fdkf a t4oLf -f<ssase erhsfste~srs
~ "a % $eHte ~ sen - Hssf tkE Eraezf
-vse< en bkes the Htsst rea peerht snes - 4
~lsse pea Fsxal3F rates whe1beF se1 ass
fsf thes - sef ~ sksessk ks "a - 80 s<srf
bssslEss hsaf&
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE OLD NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH


II. L SWIFT. PfesieeAt-
j. n BARNETT Vice President
HARVEY J. HOIlISfER. Cashier.
All classes of banking business thai are In
hafmoAy With tie National Banking Law
transacted.
Letters Of Credit. earreng In al parts Of the
MoF q issued u sums 10 suit. lnteresf al
deposit -
l. IL. Witbey, George C. Pierce
j. NJ. BsrnttL. j. CammsF.
NJ l. sweet Joseph H. Martin.
II J. hailisIer. W. r. Shelby.
Willard BaFBhardt. W. .. HggRart.
h. Croftoa FOX. +. LoetIsers
l.. L. Hawkins
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
APIIAL. S5OO,OOO

THOMAS u. GILBERT. Pres dent.
GE0. q. BRIGGS, Vlee-PFesident-
J.FREDkRlC BAAks. Cashier.
T.. II. HUNT. A ssist ant Cashier
Transact business IA all departments OF bank
in authorized BY tho National Banking Law.
Exchanges available II ali the commercial
cities OF the world sid at current rates.
u. s bonds bought and sold
DIRE, TORS;
Thomas D. Gilbert, Moves l.. Avery.
Thomas j. O'Brien, George q. Briggs.
payid NJ Amberg. Lemuel ID. Putnam.
Ransom c. Luce, Constantine Morton.
FdNard H. Hunt John G. Fitzgerald.
4. Stewart White. Phio c. Fuller.
j. Frederic Bsars
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

FOR SALE-Look tt those two tasty. new
houses now beng lult on on the east side
Of y. union-St. Just north OF Bridge 81 city
and c!stern water in the houses. solid stone
walls cementrd cellars one with large
barn. siue9; one without a barn, Sl<00. on
monthly payments easy AS rent G. W. Tufts.
90 OttaWa-st.. foot OF Fountain.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

You can buy one OF those lots between Col
lege and Union. on Anfisdel Court. for
one thousand dollars. Now N YOU want 10 b.
rich and happy in your old age. do not delay
any longer. but call at No. 3Oss, New Hous
man block. pay your money ana get your deed
at once A. r. AntiSdel .5Iff
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

WANTFD-one OF nv clients desires 70 rent
sEeed b. nsr-on tie Ril II poss be-sls
bed rooms 10 addition q those for servants. I.
n0def n cnhSrnleHcess tatle for term ef years
4. J. oBriss. 5 and New Aiafich block sls
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SAlEl

,.... h,.es ,esa.sa en- Ness briazs 81
A.. - saa IA i feF saie. nfee- ea4 tasss
IL -. secs T1s - ssaEa aoss = seites %
sSSsas' .,IlsHie fsF sllees e aeesss e y -.
.ysss.rs1 a ssfa - = a4ya tsSuaFsS q
fs@fS a, A. L0Hn. III Nsss ksia4s -
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
]. G. ALEXANDER.

RIAL ESTATE
L'OR sALE-Nice large bries house. 70 rooms
II b~s{Aes hasss eeflaf uadfr vhais touso.
~fth gafusee. ~ feet OF porch, nice issxe shade
trees IN trent sad rear. let sxlSz On eraded
street located IA ssathesei Part ~ eitf; wiii
etfh.as~ ssr geod vaeant property ef small
farws. Isqulre Of J e. Aisxsnasr. = lseh st.
LsOk sALk-Ses sfoefa bsose with lreat
hsii 80 ar unaef shes~ hsusei frant sna
side posehi gaoe veil saa cislrrh TOT = feet
ears east lrants effcw eais fIsD II SD seen
shis !. . bsiEaia. fnquirs 81 J. q. Alexander.
q fsea q
EOk SAILS vacant ief< 1ae scefien -
ia treat; price ieF nSxf = daxs. $50 % 80
sseh ssEt se beat Ter she as8nff.
Inquire ~ j. q, AiexssaeE. Court eia. ID
Iyaast fboas ~.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
BoLRDTRs.

\yAvTEp-A few Isdie. and Children 70
board. price 81 board and fonIn fof lad ga
SO. Tor ehildren So. 20 ShsemUt-aye. mp
stairs Reference Inquired, 80
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

EoR SALE-Houses ana lots in different
II parts of the city; small payment downs
monthly payments afterwards Lots and acre
property within the old city limits Also my
block on Bostwtck-si. 81 a bargain. Dr.. Neen-
boer. ~ bo.tpcklst. All
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

7 I HAVE some of the most desirable houses
and lots; also Vacant lots in the city. As
property rs advancing daily. an the city liable
to double again in the next ten years. | am
surprised that you do not come In and buy at
once. "a At No. soar New Houseman block !
telephone No. s7ss A. X. Antisdei 2sltf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
HOMES FOR IHl PEOPLE
PLAYS OF A MODERN STRUCTURE
Wh~rsla Are Co44sfa-d tall ths >ssss-
s@riss % ComfsTs ans ossss ta-
isynsaE-A pr-tty ElxhE Rssla
hoass

This - spacious house and is de-
signed for the country IL viii look
well baiit On ground sioping toward
frontage of oae hundred feet This
house contains ~ ro.sns. including the
reception nall The foundation viii os
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
wANTED-AGENTs.

WAN Eis-Agents 80 handle Hogle's Nsw
" such Fire tAungasher ~ stste ans
counties. one qnarf Our double strength
che mtcais .iii sktinEuish sixty s9uare feel ~
selsd IRE. szeHts making frem s. q Sc per
ry bogs Ce-. proprietors. Grand ksni6s
NJ Cfs. sss
A GIVE serktrs everx1 hers fof 'Frepfi.
h ~ fiotoEfephs q the World no ueef "a
an outlay o. sifH.6os Tremendous sacers-; sir
J. II. Marshal Denfer. lad. r card $50 a.
fqur Gayk; Rev. Brn-F fishff. Pisfnfefa
Mass. So in six hours, Mis-. n. " lars
Ssrheid. Penn. ss in ftirfs niautes gse
EFfstes bpos ea earth. Ma mot = fiiusfrs -
circulars md terms free. Book or sresft
fre gBf raid. Reeutfui eufff enir s. a..
dress, Globe he Pubi ships Co.. O Chestnut
>tft'ts = g a. phtes -
EhTtt ORDINARY OfFFRfNs-ssf<N -
n s5Fs sezf assured q general agents. a
- = Der cas- - rsnvassers. a Permanent
e6 convenient fusin1ss No sofa aefff4r..
Every iadr possib's clssf8fraf Adde'S v,fsh
- sis,ap. Consolidated Aaiusishis shoe Co.
LyHn. Mass -
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

NPECfAB OFFER TO WOkhlN0NEN Il
Side; house Is nearly new. good stone founds-
ton. cellar. cisrern and well. city water Ia the
street and street graded good iocxtioni this
place is cheap at Sl..0). but Ii must be sold and
L want an offer. have another home fer 500.
another for SEQ and another for 81 .5J9. ) hese
places are Ill well located. with good stone
foundations. cellars. cistein ana wells. These
are special bargains and must pe sold; good
terms can be had. II you are looking for
home cal and me at once. William III.
Gilbert. Room 3 Micdicomb building. 50
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

TOR SALE OR RBNT-A gem OF house Just
l. north of Wealthy ave. on James II. with
modern improvements snd cheap; also COED
houses aud lots IA al parts Of the city at great
bsrxslna If you want a good lot or house and
lot don't fail 20 See me. | have a large farm
q 100 acres with good buildings 10 trade Tor
city property. Pine and hardwood lands and
money 10 lean. IS and g New HOuseman
Block. A. X. Antisdel
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

FOR sALE-"rve got 5000. want 10 build
= ahouse." 'ivn can't do II. why ne;y"
1t takes 1000 % build house for -, ,tud." A.
W. TUFTS works II the other way. He builds
them ty the dozen and can sell you $3.50
house for $1,000, and on monthly payments
easy AS rent. Houses all prices from si.OJg 10
5000. Vacant lots from SD 10 sl.0Oo No
commission as he sells for hi nsslf only. Z.
w. Tufts. 20 Ottawa-st. foot OF ouataln.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

a. RAND RAPIDS according to the latest
" oflCiai survey. Il sfi IN Michigan. And
l.. : frVsla continues 20 sell reAi estate -
cheap as others Room q Losett bioc4. opp
Sweets Hotel
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

EoR SALE-Thirty million good white pine.
located on the Upper Peninsular; has b en-
damaged by ffe and must he cut Al once: this
eau be had very cheap. Call At 81 Housemsn
block. A. X. Antisde. a5itf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

u oTllsiai survey. is sfi IN Michigan. khd
l.. :. Pr0sla continues 20 sell reAi estate -
cheap as others Room Q. Losett blec2. opp
Sweets Hotel
FOR sALR-The house and lOr Ne. ss6 West
Bnage-SI. nniSArd last August Wei
butt. conveniently ARRANGED, heat sna Atsrac-
tive inside and cut EiEht rooms. coed cellar.
sistern. water. gas snd closet Nice heighiof-
hood. tIe Sh40e trees. pleasant surroundings,
ncw pavement AID electric Car serslce. All
these assure the future sSiHr OF this property.
very desirable heme may D. secured hers al
low price for tbe advantages u lneiuars.
For prices sAd terms Apply st No. "a New
Houseman block. 81
TOR sALE-The best bargain in the market
handsome modern cottage. nos tai alag
on PARK 81 rooms with bay WINDOW. HiEA
ground. lot 4oslz4. Aiey IN rear Price SO.
Terms 80 suit purchaser. Isaae NJ Turner. 81
New houseinan block.
WILLIAM II. GILBERT. room swiddieolab
w building. Is orerine special bsrgaias ia
houses aud lots kaa sAcant lots. II you have
| prepcrty TO sell or exchange 20 and see cls-
| bert Money 10 loaa al The lowest rates Of n
| terest- xz
| WANTED We want 10 bay house aud Tot or
w vacant lots sn the ely. worta 500 70 sl0ti.
aud pay Tor sane Two fhlris cash. and one
third In Michigan farm lands from watch tue
| timber has teen cuf. Good poisfoe land.
I spieDded location Tor peach orchard {. G.
foiimer d Co.. room Ia Wondersy Building.
FOR sALE-Ifz smsn house viii meet your
requirements SAY SIX rooms With kitche0
extcnsloni and 4 low pFiCe H. . necesSitys II
YOU want a house that is new, neat and attrsc-
tive inside and out. WITH good cellar. Coal aud
wood Lins. c.stern. public water ana water
closet. and p.ped for gas II you want q nice
neishborhood. with improvements that assure
the future value OF tn place. II you wsat the
electric ears right at hand; n you want a com
Portable. convenient cheerful little hume with
al the above conditions please look al No Is
Lane-aye.. the second door south of West
Bridgest. for terms apply al No. ii New
Houseman block. Siz
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

WANTED-Ladies TO manage our branch
w toilet pariors. for bleaching and remov-
ing all facial blemishes. salary SO 10 so per
month. or one-fourth the profts. Security
and best of references required Also We
teach professional nursing. massage. expert
chiropody. ectro-therap rutlcs. etc. DIN
0rvllle. N. D.. S6 5. Washing;Onave.. East
Saginaw. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
SITUATIONS wANTED-NALE.

WANTED-Situation as stationary engineer
w ten wears with one II nm best of referen n
ces Address b. bax this Office. 3z
WANTED-By middle aged. energetic man
W a position in an Office. clothing or shoe
store or any light responsible work: best OF re
ferences. Address Vile. Telegram Herald
Office. 5i9
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house. fft<xss feet. which Is provided
with seats as shown on plans. The
balcony is sxf3 feet.