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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
TOWER
{ Employment Bureau !
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE!
ROOMS AND q LOWER BLOCK

DEGOLIA ...Proprletors
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Bakery with
small stock groceries AID lunch counter in
connection; good stand; low rent. with 5year
lease owner must retire on account of poor
health; invoice about slJD; would take good
renting property with some ipcumbrance.
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-For lot worth
s2Jv or $500. room house on Charles
ST.. near Cherry; water. sewer. gas. mantle and
crate and piped for furnace; price s50JO.
E0R SALE Or EXCHANGE-l00 acre farm In
Oceana Co.. one mile from lake Michigan;
50 acres improved, balance Beech and Maple
timber. clay sol. good buildings, 100 peach
1000 pears. coo plums. 3O apple trees other
small fruits in abundance. Price $40 per acre.
E0R SALE-9 room house on Terrace-ave
modern finish aad handy To street car ser
vice. bargain for any one wishing South End
property
WE-Ilave some fine nursery stock fruit
w shade and ornamental trees for sale at
one-half regular prices IL you are thinking of
buying come III and SEE US. We can suit you
on quality and price.
TOR SALE-Two Groom houses on North
Lafayetfe-st.. near Bridge; will sell both
or one cheap If sold within the next 70 days.
E'UE SALE-aroom house on Munson-st, 80
Il foot front. good cellar: well and cisferu
graded street; water and gas, price $500; easy
terms
EUR sALE-sroom house on Third St. stons
foundation; good well and cistern. will
sell on contract. 500 down. balance monthly
payments.
EUR sALE-T-rOom house on Forrest-st u
Il foot front. well. cistera aud modern con-
veDienees; on contract. 500 down.
E0R SALE-4 lots on North ave-. 5ix1oo At
$40 each; on contract; easy terms
E'OR EXCHANGED acres two miles from
saGgafucs. 100 peach trees bearing 20
standard pear trees. % cherry 3 apple 2,
plums. 30 goosberries acres et strawberries
good house and barn. Price $500.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
~ erty in sums TO suit Roomss and q Tower
block
HOUSES and rooms to rent; also number ~
II good tenants ~znting to rent. briugfu
your keys Rooms and 9. Tower block
pFEOLIs BROS
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
TREAsURER'S NOTICE.
City Treasurer's once.

City treasurer once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Feb. !. lsel.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction Of sewer Ia south
Lafayette street. from Menham avenue 20
Wealthy ayenue. IN the city OF Grand Rapids.
is now in my hands. and that VIII receive
payment thereon soT the period of twenty days
iron this date. at the office OF the City Treas
urer. City Hall.
GEORGE r PERRY.
febs5 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

The brick block located on West Bridge st
Nos ~. 14a and Isl. i for sale. Beck contains
three stores The second foor il "a suites 81
rooms suitable for oeices Or h0ase - D = 2
VIII seu ffr cash viii take Part IA c4ty
PROPERTY II sod IA - days IuQairf ~
2stf A A. LORD. 81 West Br1dze-st
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CHICAGO. Feb. 10.

tHICAUO. Fcb. lx
cArrLs-Narket moderately active. Quo
sa,ions ranged az T.. att5 50 for choice
D. fancy shipping Steers. a 5Ol5i0 for
God 10 choice do. s. ooe54 s5 for com
alon 10 fair do; S0o93oo for butchers
Steers. ~ ZaSH2 % for Stoekers. o. 75<t4 Is for
Texans, - 9O83 IS for Feeders; 81 5ssSS s5 for
Cows, o. 5oIaoo for Bulls ana t3oo1a0o for
Veal Calves.
HoGs-Narket moderately active. Prices i0c
lower Sales ranged AZ g. soG3 ~ for Pigs:
t3zOt34 for light; GS0@s3. IS for rough pack
ing, -. DG3t5 for mixed. and g. fo535 IS for
heavy hacking and shlnning lots
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he MARKETS

ShbeAsts. Fsh ~
Ftous.-caiss aad b0seF sgsias Uhea1
p@saaEz q ia 5 se&srs q zs<<as0 y .atsf
Whsas ElsaF. . elzas1 tos Palslts =. s1.I4 ~
tOs cieaFz
NszAr-R Ralea gsiss aad stssay so eash
ss9ts &C. A@s. - = 2sse.
Cess @Iiss 4aa steady Fs0saary ana
easal sssteb5ozss Nay. @s1@.e, gals. * :
GaEsz.
OAIs-sts4ay ~ casa as. a.ze: Ma
a. Gss1. JsRs. ssa9&se Saa4pi=s stea.1y.
sita lbsFal ssasiazs- ~. s as. sss9ss NJ.
waite. ss-s zs,s; ~. I. ss<2&sse, se !
u5lts. soss4<4se
hrz Figm aaa aisaer So. : easA. -
Faorsary ga1 aad Mag. - s4lagaes gs5
Egse Or -. Z s4a lsGIse for Ns.
bAAIET s-os 4aa EASY Puor se6olc
eslia-laiai, assbS-e, TAR ~ god ssl5sse. az1
s1slne. 90 s2e.
Azss PoRz fradiag sslhes asttss aaa
prices loses. Prices raagea a. - AIS n ia
eash ~ s1.1ss5 for Fss1a@Ty q. 'N$Ls . for
A4rch. 4ad o.. 30 - "a NAY.
LAAD- AaFkzt Moderately active sad prices
l0~sF. Quotations rsEgsd ~ ~. 81 a. zzla fof
sash q. sozs.szs. fof February q. az. - 81,
fof MaFon, aad b. Tos5 - ios MAJ.
BUrFss-SrsamsFys tf4s<oes Dairy. f23eDc
PsaAing s1ock. s1sc-
PoULFkE-Llss Chickens. 6assse Der IN ;
Live Turkeys ssb9c per ID. Live Dacks. la
Soc per 10. Live Geese f4ooGs ~ per doz
OELs--W isconsia Prime White. s.; Water
waite s'.c Michigan Prime White. s,e:
Water Waite. i0se Indiana Prime White
s<e Water White. Oe Headlight rs test.
sssoi Gasolihe, y dega lac. "a dsgA sac,
ss2htns, e3 deg's -.
LIoUoas Distilled Spirits ruled nrn At o. IA
per ga f0s dashed goods.
Ssv YoEk. Feb L.
WHxAr Very dull, steady aaehanzeds Mag,
o. oAsLOoA jans. o. 0os sGLO>. December.
GaGsise
CosS Dull easy. No. g ce.tsaes steam.
sF mixed. ds'sso4c
OAfs-Quiet weak. Western. 5if,eec.
PRoylsIoss-Essfs steady quiet Extra mess.
o.. 1907 % family. o. $50 l059 Pork steady
and daili New msss. 90 504l / %; old mess,
~ s51i0 - extra prime. % COCA Ia Lart quiet,
easy steam rendered, so.s7a-
CLEVELAND. O. Feb. ~
PsrsoLsus-EAsy. STANDARD white. Ii0deg
test sac; "a gasoline. sac. 80 gasoline. Izc IS
raphtaA sac.
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LEGAL ADVERTISING.


tssx 4zeSseguTs ssHhee
01A0S k4KaaS. Aiee, kse y 49,
Nastsee = t.sf.se. 49, 4sAf khf a>s<s~listt ~
Fa fex rae .ssot 1etlOe So s<Ntf ~ ctAsS
slr0r<. tIasA rVsptei aigutt - afcft pa e.
hSass, 49,, tsst sii. re<I 4. !, - zas ~ tiasteaH
tof shs pa1l q 90 tWeAtR saxs NeA tiats Aetts
~ tar Stl.as - the CllN 1fets4sf.t ttts dAL
UhukGE 4. fkhtA-
I43r City irc&SaseF.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
AXE SHORE a MICHIGAN soUTHER

arafns fresa q aBd kxpsas caHn~et a bite
Pigeon with fssf tfsiBs Tor fe~ York ard bos-
ton. Has drawing rom. Sleeping bufef ans
diuing cars Through % fes l err sna Boston.
A. ! HNrrH.
kp. A. Cleveland. Q
3 Hsscxscx. Ticket Ixept Berst.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
MICHIGAN CENTRAL


fDaiiy. d ofnefs day except sunday.
Taking effect hUu0AN. jay A.. i,An
Sleeping ears on Pacific and Atlantic Ex
pTessVs 10 and lTon Detroit fsrioT cars ran
on Das Express ana ,srana RAPIDS ISaress -
and from Detroit Direct connections ntaar
al Detroit V tn n 4 through trains hasi 1fce
ets q sac - ni0g Ticket once al Monroe
81. aud az Gnion depot
Han Nl nru.es. tienT Ae't. a5 Monroes
O. W hucsl.Is. q. p. and ] AgI Chicago.
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haskoesn, SrAna kaPiss a Indiana
~ Auskes0a. Ls. ECO a na.-ll la M. a. D IA
ffen Ar Mie an. a. D mss D IN
CHICAGO VAC. R. AL.

I've Grand Rapids u 81 an a. ~ ~ q m
Arr Nhicaeo..,-....- - D m ateFm A. Ia
fN,ailR 10 81 VI train has through Tree par
car.
I've Chieaee 70aam Hiepm ilN 10 q IA
Ar Nro * zio AZ 60 pm alt "a
haiiN. lu 4 m train has ainlnG cal eAd
through tree paFita car. and ls ~ "a tain
Ma-ner siNcifing car.
Through tickets ana fllil Information can be
had bs 20 az urea A AlmQUisl. ticket aEeat
al union staten or q n. Aunson. 1 tEian ticket
agent q Monroe 81. tra0o Rapids Mich.
G. l. LocEWoon. Gen. Pass Agent
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
CHICAGO January 4 1881.
AND WEST NgcHioEn Rfg

iNeek DAYS. 'ETers day. 'hscepf Saturday
o.0n A. NJ has through chair car 10 Chi
'.VV csgo. No extra charge Tor seats
Loo MIN n as Tasaes Gsss Ss. . Ghosss s,s .os q
cents
S.0E J.. NJ. las through chair car 10 Nanis
O.Oo tee. via a.. j. =. 4. T. T.
11.1e i. NJ. u SOLID train with Wagner pal
i1.oc ace sleeping car through 10 Chicago.
DETROIT. NOVEMBER %. 1870.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
WANTED TO EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE or small
houses for larger house Will assume eneum-
brauce. Apply AT libbs drug store. 10 Canal
ST. e
T0 0EXCHANGE-s0Lacref farm in Lake county.
Mich., ~ miles south of Baldwin. 10 ex-
change Tor horses. Address Il Clnton-si. +.
city. As
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
". II. HIAINS,
ROOMS "a To9Eg BL0sek.
GRAND tNE0S
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
4
EMPLOY aE>f AlE EEAr
MONEY - LOAN.
EafIo2aA>r ns EEAr

opea txeotags fheas ~
NANTED sn psstsas smployHsas Il e<a
~ fe9saS 2a4 1eseE 24e<k- " e hakr
p'aess Il ssess eesefiRtea-
S4ts0 TO S4Jo,'Ssa 'sss., s,.s.ass z q RE sss
eii S9alh % kFiass-sl.. aaa noFsl u felts-
~44 sesf " 1 aisa-
800 TO 500 i,mtsas sss ..rssi sies ,ass 81 Il Il
Ma sea 81. "a saeuler's SAD
IL 10U Hanr 70 buy x acres 81 the finest gar
uea l@ad. osagk lnack sTem - - icet deep
tn.ts IroE saigfllg letat, sos mAfAet- y
a:. a., ESs ses -, = ell car assss s,sss ga
"a tnf Nli Vss iaF t>1lt IA eUt AeaF 48aef 4
EfSl-elAss SiAle 0f cultivation. Flowing wells.
tae hAeSI IA tAe ~orse.
x)1Qa Tor a Groom house aud large lot. j.
S-iN' teog alley, "a ;. lonlSst-
5000 ssrOom house arge lot ana ai,ey. on
S--No klshthSFv. Sfeoln ho2se szsN en
hinth-aHe-
4 DOLLAR saYed is two dollars earHed. Call
a a4d See us zhout a new modern house OF
Terrace ave. hound 10 Sell quick.
h loU are lookins ior q good fArm. call and
see as. Ne can show soH some great bar
gains. We aaye the iarses aud best llst IN
the ely.
II YoU have a modern house. southern part
Of cltS. lr0nl s-sti 60 s. 70. aud are anxl -
10 sell f0t cash. call az 3 aud Tower tiock
S1sDo Tor room house on 5. Ionia-st.. lot
SloOo issl-4. alley. Ne.i a4u c.strVn.
S110D for new 7-room house or Tenth
t0R SALE New SToOm house on cor. OF Cen
= ters. All modern imlr3yeneltsi CRATE.
mantei. gaS. ete. Parties wish 10 leave city
Szl00.
xS)r, for good sized lot on 5. Lafayette-st.,
gc-o east front.
S10Os Tor large lot on s. Lafayette near
giO-O Fifthave.
! x750 for nice lot on cassst. worth $50.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
REAL ESTATE!

E0RsALE- -House sna LET. West Jsopsrs-st-
Il SO.
L.oR SsIF-<ev htuss and iot or Y. College
ave- shieeks north Of Bri1ge-sf- csbie. So, {
Is0H SAIF-Hsass ssd lot on soBtb xesf cor.
Ct y Lafayette and 3Tesbr ags 81. sl5fl
EoK stIE-House ana lot. Nc AZ Eichigan
e. slssA
I-oR SAlE-H ouse ard lot rear :. Division.
ST. north - Has-<t- si51h
E,0R SALT Hsase and lef 5ust sgUth of Hail
-. SisK.
VACANT LOTS in a. parts - the eitF for see
or sEehsuEs. soaev - loan en rtfF prfpF
NfII.IGN n. eTLBERJ.
Rosm 2 y i41scoub BusfeiHe.
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What PEOPLE Want

make Illness
se.n not a exceed sntS words three lines
Al ina q he lara. ad
IA. lime, There il bat one
hat i. esi table
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

This list is furnished By Tuttle Bros. real
estate dealers. Pearlst.. over Arcade. Tele
phone No l26o.l
IN THE CITY.
Albert Stonehouse TO Cornelia Rens.
"A 20. blk II. Drew x Browns add.
80 IL front side shirleyst. l65 fte of
NOrtf-st l,uO
ThOs Lyon TO Elizebeth Littlefeld. II
iS. McDoweifs add. 41xl23.15 IL sw cor
Watsons-ave and Third 81 ...............-.. 800
Levi PrOyin to sarah H0rner. lis Y
and - Provin's add. AZ ft front II side
Jones-st. 1920 of Union-st q ft
front side Jones st. tos-15 9 OF Union
Il Stewart White to Wilber Phillips.
n ialt l3Carbitt Co.'S sub. 3 ft front
side Lafayette-s 100 IL or Fair
Eunice W Martlndale 10 James lfausen,
10 : and a lot .. blk |. Campbell
UnderwOod's 20 II front. side Hum.
bolt~st, $50 II e OF fNarshall-st----.....--. 600
IN THE COUNTRY.
Saml Barrier TO Birdie Cooper. W y 4
NV =. ne y. sec 81. Spencer....-.......-....-- JV
James Watson To Riley smith. acres
in NV cor 81 =. Sw II a see %. Nelson l15
Edger Tsepie 20 Maggie Teeple. pt
lot . sec 10. Cascade. 500
Calvin W COoDer 20 Saml Barrier. = Q
- ne !. OF sec S6. .Spencer.................. 800
Jane Cooper 70 Saml Bajer. W 4 c = ne
I. of tee 20. spencer. ---.-... go
Robert W Graham To Frances NJ tra-
harn sw sw sec %. Lowell. 1900
Jas ID Harvey TO En0s Putnam. pit of 80
q. Of sec and lie =. ne =. sec IL. Grand
lD,JJo
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

Tf-9t1f Gay fNtfk Gays
T.De A. NJ runs thr9U.H 20 Dctrct With par
80 Tor car; sesis. = ceDts
Loo J.. NJ. has through pafior car Go Detroit.
l.-V seats. y cents
c.D, y. NJ run. through 70 Detroit with par
O'-c Tor car sests. = cents.
For tickets aud Information apply n; Union
ticket once. ~ Norros-sf-. or Union station.
1E0. BFHANEN. Gen. fass'f Agf.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
TRAIN llNE TABLES.
!,kAND RAflIAs 4 fNnIANA kAIl.k0AD D
- IL passt lSs- - 1sel

Trains m@fkea ran asAls.
stNliy except Sun0ss
sLkeflAS 4Sp fAkieE cAs ssEsfuE
NHfth-t O "a tfeia4 parl0I chair CAT fof
Traverse tttx. Al - n uAia. ps.riol chair
car Ter Meckina~ Sify. 10 - IA train.
Wagner Sltesins C4f faf NacktasN ciiy-
south a > n tfsia bss iaarler Chair Car %
ttaniABhtl. IA ~ ~ Train has through f4rlaE
Car ser Chicago eeh D msf2in. Nagher elerg-
IA al Ter Nincsanau. II o. m GralA. " a.
nef Slecpias Car ief chicaEa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

Marriage Licenses.
The following Is list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with the
names rssidsacs wass outside tae city and
ages OF the parties Ages.
Herman Wassink. Paris: Clara Breen.
f-4
Iran A Ruess. Augusta L. Eoelkcr.....-...S0-S0
DIR. Palm, dentist, extracts teeth with
out pain. wonderly block. % Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

" ECU
PsraoLsuA-EAsy. STANDARD white, Ii0d-g
test sac "A gasoline sac. % gAsoline. lze, IS
EsphtaA, ot,e.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

This list ia furnished By TuttIe Bros. rea
estate dealers. Pearl ST.. over Arcade. Tels
phone No. I26o.l
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE room house stone foundation
city wafer. sewer. cistern 81 o.. small pay
ment. Tbbs' drug store. IS Canai-st q
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TOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

L'OR SALE-On account of falling health.
Il will sell my bakery and business at Lowell
on reasonable terms: only bakery In Lowell
population a00; good chance for right party.
Gail or address T. Z. Chase. Lock Box 625,
Lowell Mfch. Il
LOR SAbE-Chesp. IS horse power boiler and
Il engine nearly new. with furnace. setting.
etc, complete. Inquire Of 4. G. ThwiEz; phone
az E5tf
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TACOMA n1LrrARr DAsHEs.
The Militia to be . Feature Of thu
Presldentsa Parade.

The Militia 70 be Feature Of the
Presidents Parade.
TAccNA, April 2S-Captain westhcG, of II
company, Vancouver, was an interested specta-
tor Of the Mason Zouaye driIl ct Puyailnp En-
day and was surprised It the ease with which
dincult movements were performed. He wa
unable to bring his company up In time TO take
part In the competitive drill.
First Lieutenant Stafford. OF company, haa
succeeded In winning the dag, which has moi
yet arrived from the East II 10 to be one Ut the
finest company Gags in the state. The compeei.
tors for 1t put up very 6ne drill NO doubt u
the Seattle companies had entered the driu
would have been more spirited.
Sergeant Hood has taken . trip east Of the
mountains In the interest OF his 6fm, ana wa
not able to be on hand 10 give his exhibition
driIl with the Zouaves at Puyaliup.
The new armory viii be ready for occupancy
In about two weeks.
Captain E. L Hills was called east last week
70 the bedside Of his mother who u lying dan
gerousiy i'll at Madison. Wis
The Military division of the President Harri'
son parade, May 6, promises % be the largest
ever seen IN Tacoma
Major General RugeY commanding the divis.
lon of thc Pacific has expressed himself regard
Ing the position Of the headquarters for United
States army in this stats and it need surprise
NO one IL point on Puget sound il selected in
the next i've years
A zouave drum corps is being talked up that
WIN eclipse and take the lead of anything in
that line in the Northwest
Lieutenant Clauso1 was . spectator OF the
drill Friday evening, and felt uneasy before II
was half through because he was not in ranks.
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sUB-sOIL.

I wandered at midnight In the graveyard:
The smell of damp grass was in my nostrils;
heard my heart throb in the awful silence.
As aheadlong diver plunging in the ocean
Sees dimiy giimmering through the green dark.
The swinging surges pulsatins above him;
Sees the Shiny keels OF diligent vessels,
With bubbiing wake OF ghostly foam it furrow,
And dull shine OF sails swollen by tempests;
Sees lidless-eyed monsters leering past him
And wrecks and drowned men constantly sink
ing,
While the muf1ed knell of the surf is tolling;
So as heard the sad lapse Of the mill stream.
To I The reside re.idencs Of dead i'd men n and women.
In an unearthly sepul-hral twilight
Freaked with white clouds OF motiouless daisies.
The cragsy roots of the headstones prctruded
Uncomfortable from the low ceiling Of the
Tortuous obscure damp cavern.
Suddenly from ten thousand eycless sockets
mild but awful glare OF light glowed bluely,
Lighting the streets of that benevolent city.
A hospitable city whose gates are always omen.
With low priced tenements for Gods poor people:
A cheap resort for desolate age in winter.
The neighborhood was orderly and Quiet,
AS rom SaCQ COIlu WluuOW u 6ku1t was Sr1OUlHH
In idle mockery at LIES foolish satire.
There was q wonderful sameness in costume
Worn by rich ladies aud their poor servants,
And no bills presented to embarrassed husbanda
Side by side lay the spendthrift and the miser.
The maid and her rejected lover,
The prodigal and his unrelenting father.
Noises there were of feet in sad procession.
And CLEANS OF eyes with curious sadness
Peering into the dark they soon or late must
tenant
Ny Soul, moved by an Irresistible impulse.
Like the thistle-down before the west wind
Went through many anonymous avenues.
heard sound of deep perpetual thunder.
LIES fiood.tide throbbing in monotonous pulses
Upon the shore that has no road or harbor.
Was 1t a reality, or was it vision merely.
saw underground as my spirit descended into
The land of the mole and the gopher?
John james ingalls,,
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THE LITTLE MAID OF GLAMOUR,

She came the dusty road adown
In cap OF white aud homespun gown:
Her hair has caught an amber glow
The meilowing sunlight loves to throw:
Her eyes have something of the hue
OF harebeils bathed by morning due;
Herki how she sings in guiieless glee.
This little maid of Chamouni
Down dewy pasture slopes there swells
The tangled sound of iron bells,
From noisy tongues by cattle swayed
The while they crop the tender blade,
And on her hearing low and faint
There falls the young lambs trembling plaint
As on she wandars merrily,
This little maid of Chamouni
Above the roek-gfrt vale she knows
lowered with q deathless crown of SNOW
Mont Blanc aspires--a king whose SWAY
VIII last till mountain walls decay
In Icy lethargy OF white
The glaciers Hash the golden light
Small thought 30 snowy peaks gives she.
This little maid of Chamouni.
Since first she oped those sunny eyes
She has beheid these monarchs rise
In mighty majesty of power
Through winter storm and summer shovap
This is Der world; what lies siar
To her IL distant as a star.
She has no care for DAYS to be-
This little maid of Chamouni
-Cgtaton S,ol,nrd
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Tho seven Sutherland sisters.

Manufacturers OF the Seven Sutherland Sisters
Hair Grower and Scalp Cleaner, are in tho CITY
and win open their parlors at 5l7 Second
street tomorrow morning, where the public
are cordially invited to attend. The Seven
Sutherland Sisters have devoted many wears
to that important subject, the structure OF
the hair and the causes of its decay and
means by which il may be preserved or renewed
in all its original elegance. The ladies' can be
seen and consulted without charge, and the
magnifcene OF their own hair is the first and
most unquestioned proof of the merits of the
preparation they manufacture and use, ssThe
Seven Sutherland Sisters Hair Grower and
Scalp Cleaner" The Seven Sutherland Sisters
are direct from New York and their success
there, where they have been established for
years, has been UNPARALLELED
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THE MOST EXQUISITE

Preparation in the world for softening and Whit.
ening the hands and face Is VISIONS Celebrafed
Violet Cream. Lille Langtry, . woman ceie-
marvellous beauty, and familiarly known ss the
"Jersey Lily" after careful experience, ex.
presses herself as follows:
ANGLEsEA COLLEGE, l. B., July 2 1880
consider Wfsdom's Violet Cream egueciaiIv
effcacious in cases of roughness of the skin. and
have been using ii every day for the last fort
night LILLE LANGLEY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-26

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Womsn.s chistian Temnsrsnoe UnIou. was
~fveu e The rtsidenee ~ Nrs i I. johnson. II
SOS Madison streef. a "wednesday evening.
After hearing sever.i musicaI seiections the
ladies were enterfsined with : recitation by
little Annie Johnson. who, in q very dramatic
manner, recited "Entertaining Sisters Beau"
And old time spelling school followed. In which
two stdes were chosen, and the spelling con-
ffnued until all went down. After the spelling
bee refreshments we've served, and the rest Of
the evening was pleasantly spent and gensrsl
good time was enjoyed By all
SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIAL
One of the most pleasant entertainments, and
one which seemed to Be- thoroughly snioyed by
al In attendance. was the socisi efven by the
nemhers ~ the s.,raav-.chool - the second
Methodist Protestant church on Friday evening
About 40 persons were IN attendauce. An in
teresting programme. consisting OF Rotations
and music. both vocal and irstrumental, was
successfully carried ont The proceeds of the
entertainment. something over so net, win 20
into q fund for the purchase OF books for
library for the school
suspRrsR paxry.
A mot nless.nf .prpr;.. ,,.y4v vss eIvsn Nm
A. c. Bowman and m. i. ". Eutz ii the resi-.
dence of Mr.. Eutx. in honor Of their birthdays.
on April n Whist and other games were in
duleed In until II O'Clock. when refreshments
were served. after which the guests tried the
feat of lifting : person extended ON the door
with their fingers. one finger Of each hand The
experiment was entirely successful At late
hour the guests left, with happy wishes for
many returns Of the day.
NixxEsorA CLUE
The Minnesota Club held fts regular monthly
meeting at the G. A. r. hall last Monday even.
ing The club has forty members about half of
whom were present at the meeting. ana were
epioyably entertained with some very choice
selections By the ouartette. composed of Pro
fcssor Pratt, Mr.. Romsberr. Mr.. Schaf1er and
Mr.. Gibbons. These meetines viii be held reg
ulariy during the summer, and the club con-
tempisses gesung up . NUMBER OF social enter
tainmenu.
sAri.sI cauAca caoaA
Anew quartette choir has been organised At
tne Nortn sesstle Baptist church and VIII here.
ai.ei sing there regularly. II contains some OF
the Best talent In the city, being made up a.
.oiio~s: MIS- fanMe Perry Gages soprano;
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-26

sherman and Miss Kate waransr prssided ct the
conee table. and an exquisifely prepared lunch
con was served ct small tables In m adioining
room- The reception was one Of the plcasantess
of the numerous social Affairs Of the season