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The morning call., 1892-10-09
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

'
| ,ooD OPENING FoR BUSINESS ABILITY.
- even though capital may be limited may be
found al Frnityale. Alameda County.
For a Coal and Wood Dealer;
For Restaurant
Come over and investigate for yourself 1 have
places for all these at astonishingy low rents.
oe9 st. WM NJ. DE WOLFF, Agent.
lust THINK OF TT FINE NEW s-ROOM
= honse with bath, mr. Iwenty-third ave- for only
long; small cash payment and monthly payments.
RUSSELL q PRoSsER. Twenty-thrd avenue sta
ton. East Oakland. oc9 2t
G160 TO $3.50 (FRUiTvALE); BEAUTIFUL
- LOU lots adjoining the electrician line: $40
monthly payments; will give free pass to
parties who build. Apply before all sold to Il.
W. WOODWARD & CO., 9O2 Broadway. oaklands 2
Q1ORO DOUBLE FLAT OF 13 ROOMS;
spIOCO. modern and very centrally located:
oSes fo If1n S99oo TOT q~Ies sale Apply at
land. ocg 2t
w ILL EXCHANGE LOTS 25x14U. ON CABLE
GOOD railroad In Oakland, for small fruit ranch or
BURY, 400 Ninth street. Oakland oc9 Ut
TOR sALE-$20O; DOUBLE COTTAGE or 3
q, rooms; lot 5Oxl33; balance monthly. j.. box
FAMOUS JONES TRACT!
NO INTEREsTlli JUST THINK OF ITln
NO TAxEs.i JUST THINK OF It'll
GAS AND WATER TO EVERY Lor,u
CEMENT wALKsul
SO TO $40 MONTH.
HIGHEST ELEVATION: SANDY SOIL.
LOTS 40xl25 FEET; LOTS 50xl50 FEET.
This tract Is located. will be seen by our map
between
OAKLAND AND SAN LEANDRO,
Within touch OF railroads ana within 800 feet OF
the first power station OF the San Leandro electric
road. where cold. raw winds unknown land is
level. streets laid out and graded; cement walks;
gas ana water to every lot
FOR PRICES AND MAPS APPLY TO
MARCUSE Il KENNEL. Jonesvae, Power station,
san Leandro roan 628 Market St. opposite Palace
Hotel. San Francisco; Bayst. station. broad-gauge
and Hlgh-st. station, narrow-gauge. Alameda
SEES II SuTuTh
GHE0O WE ARE OFFERING ON OF THE
.DoOOO. best bargains In Oakland in a new
modern cottage, with large rooms, and lot ASK
100; very central and handy TO electric. cable and
local stations, and good nelghberhood; only s40J
In cash required. balance instaments. Apply TO
r. w. WOODWARD & CO.. 902 broadway. oak
land. Oct TT
G2H0 EACH AND UPWARD; SPLENDIDLY
SptlcO located lots in the Fanny Davenport
Tract: San Leandro road: only $40 cash; balance
% per month. CLOUGH q BAKER, 1902 Broad
way Oakland Cal. oc6 n
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DIVERS BROS. LONG.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIoNEERs,
HoUsE-BRoKERs AND RENT COLLECTORS.
% MONTGOMERY ST
% MONTGOMERY s.

SIS. 00O-Income property a good corner In
Western Additi IA: new LuIdtngs, always rented:
rents S250O per annum.
$25.UO0-An elegant residence, lot so feet front,
also 'front.' rear street; stable, etc suitable for
doctor: located Van Ness ave.
SI2.O00-GO0d residence In splendid locality:
rooms. baihstable and ali modern improvements;
lot 5O:llxl37:b.
Sl4. 5OU-Sw. cor. OF Kentucky and Sierra SITS:
5UxlOO; hotel inside 20 feet corner vacant: VIII
exchange for city property in Mission or western
Addition.
$30O0-Green ST, near Larkin; 3-story house; lot
22:lIX77 g.
Ss6O0-Fine residence on Hayes St; lot 25xl37:6.
Price reduced to $1,000; mortgage S5500-Caii-
a bargain; cheapest 5O-vara on Preside Heights;
an offer wanted
Price reduced TO S3tO0-GoIden Gate ave-, near
Devfsadero ST.; 25xl37 IS: very choice.
S3750-SE. corner OF Pine and Lyon sts.; 81 6x
81 g; cheap.
For exehange-SsB Francisco property, large cor
ner, for Alameda vacant lots.
SI3O0-Corner of London ST. and Italy ave; l0OI
1870; cheap.
&8O0-96 :9Xl20; on Forty first ave, s. OF Il ST.;
$3.50 cash: baIauce easy; very cheap.
$3.50 to 3275-On monthly fustallments OF % or
SO: level lots at ocean View.
Full block OF 81 lots on the line OF Twenty fourth
street for safe a whole; cheap; 200x4O0; easy
terms; speculation In this.
Apply at Office for list OF lots In all parts OF the
city; cheap tots on easy terms.
RIVERS BROS. q LONG. - Montgomery st.
SuIuTh
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-, ESTATE AGENTS. RENr COLLECTORS
khAI AND AUCTIoNEERS.
il Montgomery ST., 5. +.
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CSO0O DOUBLE 2STORY HOUSE on OAK
- bUO. St, containing rooms and bath each;
short distance from Market ST.; baywindOws brick
foundations; rents 1850 per aunum. g. h. NIB
sen q CO, IA Montg emery ST.
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GeOSO NICE HOUSE OF ROOMS AND
tGO-OO. bath; bay-wiudOws. brick fOunda-
lions, etc; close 20 OAK St. street work done CON-
Pete. q. h. UMBSEN & CO., Il Montgomery ST.
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S7750 cHEAf t "a esSs
story bay window house OF rooms. bath and laun-
dry; lot 23xS2:6.
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THE BEST OFFER IN THE STATE FOR A
4 home-Any person having $500 or more can
purchase from a home on 3. 3 or years time
per cent net interest; we will sell on such
terms fine rver-bottom land worth 800 per acre
from $50 per acre up, with perpetual waterright;
no person company VIII give home-seeker n
better bargain on better terms than this company;
don't buy until our land: we viii sell for
all cash. one-haif cash. onequarter cash, or without
any cash payment for a long term, provided the
purchaser will improve; we will also exchange and
take city property. improved or unmproved, Tor
our lands. Apply 10 the CALIFORNIA COLON1Z-
ING INVESTMENT CO., 1913 Montgomery 81. l
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Ge70O WELSH ST. NEAR FOURTH: 8
tpOtO w. tenemeutS OF >, 4 and rooms in good
repair rents 500; large lot. 40x50; must be sold.
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q fOOO NEAT BAY-wINDOw COTTAGE OF
- VtO. rooms aud bath McAllister St.
brick foundations: stone walks lot 25I95 3. q.
j. UMBSEN a CO., Il Montgomery st.
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Sill 6R1HF aSP 70 R RhAa 1eat s
per aunum; lot p :6N 20 u rear street. u. II.
ABSEN q CO. Il MONTGOMERY ST.
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0CeS0 REDUCED: DESIRABLE BAY-WfN-
u -OOO. dow cottage OF rooms. bath, laundry
and basement; IN frst-class condition: sunny; lot
26Nl00: near 2Sd ST, IN eastern part of the Mis-
sion. This merits your immediate investig ation
1t is offered at less than actual cost.
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JFYoU ARE TIRED OF PAYING RENT GALL
and see me: 1 have 2story houses. cottage aud
cats In all parts OF the city for sale in easy monthly
payments equal to rent Inquire fOr particulars
LOUIS LANDER, 10 Montgomery St
se4 suMoWe FIR II
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Go0QO MUST BE SOLD: 2-STORY BAY
UOOVU. window house OF rooms. bath, brick
foundations, etc; never been occupied; sunny; lot
2O1ll4; 10th St, hear Castro saerIhce part cash.
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no YOU WANT A HOME AND STOP GlViN6
~ landlords all yOur savings? You should see
those pretty cottages Second ave. and Clement
ST., block from Geary st cars; look Is convnc-
ing that they the best built best lighted ana
most convenient In the city for safe on easy terms.
PRoLL, BAEHR CO., Agents, Montgomery
street. OCT 81
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COS00 SANCHEZ ST., NEAR 27TH: COY
Nl-OVO. cottage OF rooms. basement, etc. ;
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$4,000 G RpUc61 1cTay.A sT NEAR
containing rooms and oath; lot II 6xl0S; a
cheap home nice location.
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q 1910 REDUCED; YERBA BUENA ST, Mr..
u 1OCO. Mason and Cav; 2-St0ry house, 9
rooms and bath; lot 20:6xSO;6 IS; rents $50 per
month.
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Glf HOO FINE ELLIS ST. PROPERTY;
- 1sNOO- inside OF Van Ness ave; frolt
house contains 10 rooms aud bath and rear rooms
and bath; rents $500 per anuum: lot II 100. q.
= lMbSEA 3, co. a MONTGOMERY s..
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GoQ00 ELIZABETH ST., NEAR SAN JOSE
&-COO. ave: house containing q rooms. base
ment, ETC.. driveway under house; lot 25xll4.
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TOR EXCHANGE.

$15.000-An elegant residence with furniture to
exchange for country property.
$l3.0U0-2 S-room houses, TO exchange for coun-
try property.
S30Oe-5 acres within Ala miles OF Courthouse,
Los Angeles. CAL to exchange for house and lot ;
will assume m ortgage or pay difference in cash.
SlO00-S0-acre ranch: Amador County; 5-room
house and barn. will exchange for house and lot or
vacant lots.
$40 acres in Kern County; price So per acre: will
exchange all or part for house and lot or grocery
bus IS.
II you have anything to exchange call on
u PRAIT & co. 459 Ninth street. Oakland.
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G0e OO0 FINE CORNER ON McALLISFER
= DO. OOt. ST; improvements In stores and
Hats; windows: brick foundations: rents S2442
per anuum; lot 30xl0J. o. II. UMBSES & Co. Il
MontgomerF s..
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CO0O0 > FLATS N CHATTANOOGA ST.
= OOVO. containing and rooms and bath
each; renting for $500 per aunum- q. Il. I'm BSEN
q co. i MONTGOMERY ST.
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2700 a9 SEAy yaS doaa Close pSos 80 e Sah
rent S224 per snnum: LOT 25xSO. 6. Il. UMBSEN
s. CO., Il Montgomery ST.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

O'FARRELL u CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS Il BRENT COLLECTORS
II MONTGOMERY ST. :. f
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y OFFER WANTED; PROPERTY MUST BE
- sold within short time to for close mortgage;
bargain 10 the purchaser; new 2stOry house built
2 years containing rooms. servants room, bath,
laundry. etc; stone pavement; lot 25rll4; loca-
tion warm belt OF the Mission, half block from
Castro-St cars: 20 minutes TO keaFny and Market
SITS: we can secure very easy terms II desired. For
fun particulars, location, etc, apply 10 BONEE
TOY & CO., 10 Montgomery So. oc6 1t
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GD7Sn $500 CASH. BALANCE INSTALL
10 w. ments; z comfortable Broom bay win
dow and bath cottages with foored basements.wood
mantels stone sidewalks etc. Cor. 23d and Diamond
SIS ana 2oth and Diamond stS only block west
OF Castro ST. SET II
10 YOU WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR COUN.
NY. In the prettiest valley of the slater Apply
TO Napa Land Company. Napa. Cal, for list OF
properties se2S II
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-16
STATE CONVENTION.

A republican state convention TO nominate q
justice of the supreme court in place OF Allen
Il. Morse, resigned. and a candidate for secre-
tary of state IN place of Daniel H. Soper. re-
signed. and for the transaction of other busi-
ness will be held at Hartman's hall. in the city
of Grand Rapids. on Tuesday. September a.
1sy2, at o clock D. m
In accordance with the resolution adopted
AT Grand Rapids. May 10. 1916 every county
the total vote cast for governor at the last
state election (November 1890. and one addi-
tional delegate for every fraction amounting
10 800. but each organized county will be ell
titled TO At least one delegate.
Under the resolution OF 1895, NJ delegate VIII
be entitled 10 seat IN the convention who
does not reside in the comfy he proposes 10
represent.
The delegates from each congressional dis
trict are requested To meet in caucus at IL
O'Clock noon on the day of the convention 10
select candidates as follows. To be presented
TO the state convention for confirmation: One
vice-president, one assistant secretary one
member each of the committee on "Credent-
ials. Permanent Organization and Order OF
Business" and Resolutions" and for the
transaction OF such other business as they may
see fit.
In compliance with the resolutions adopted
In Detroit June y. 1880. the secretary OF each
the secretary of the state central committee.
No. 40 West Fort street. Detroit. by the earii-
est mail after the delegates to the state cor
vention have been chosen. certified list 4
such delegates from their respective counties ;.
as are entitled 10 seats In the convention.
janice MCMILLAN. Chairman.
WILLIAM X. BATHS. Secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-16
Races az Cedar SPRINGS.

CEDAR SPRINGS, Sept. l5.-There is
an unusually large attendance at the
far now beng held here. The entries
of speed horses is larger than ever be-
fore and the track in excellent condi-
ton. The S;l5 race was won by Neo,
by Young Wilkes; Igno second, Big
Tom third, Maud b fourth; time,
2:46f. Three-year-old race won by
Sllverplate, owned by Henry f. Hoff-
man of Three Rivers; Captain Eddy
second, Monte Castle third; time, 2:45.
W. +. Adams of Lowell is starter, L. b.
Dikemsn and j. III. Edison Judges, l.. p.
Kinney. III. Dweager and Frank Ben
ham timers, and all gave perfect salts
faction. A successful balloon ascen-
sion was made, the aeronaut rising to q
great height, but he did not jump. He
was last seen going IN a southeasterly
direction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-16
Murder M the 500.

SAULr SrE. MARIE, Sept. l5.-John
McE.yaney, teamster, was fatally
stabbed IN Atkinson's saloon on Ash
mum street at 9 O'Clock last night by
Jerry Ryan, u young local sport and
gambler. Ryan was drunk and met
McElvaney on the street car near At
klnson's. They had few words and
separated, McElysney gong TO the sa-
loon. Ryan followed him. The trouble
was of long standing. When Ryan en-
tered the saloon McElvaney said some
thing TO him unhcard by anyone else,
and, without word in reply, Ryan
whipped out huge knife and plunged
1t into McElvaney's abdomen, lnfilct-
ing = cut three inches long and three
inches deep. DR.. Rumble pronounces
the wound fatal. Ryan was arrested
aud Jailed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-16
Ypsilanti Race Meeting.

YPsuASTI, Sept. l5.-For the first
time IN many years the month of Sep
TENDER viii roll by without the usual
fair in Ypsilanti, the Eastern Michigan
Agricultural society having some time
ago decided not 10 hold one. Horse
racing has always been the star attrsc-
ton of these exhibits, and more on this
account than any other would the
fair be missed. Horselovers, and there
are many here, were feeling somewhat
desponden. because of being obliged
to forego the customary fall races,
when George III. Hammond stepped to
the rescue by hanging up purses for a
two days meet TO be held on his one
mile track at SlmmocOlon stock farm
one mile south of this city; September
p and % are the dates.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-16

LANSING, Sept. l5.-The weather has
been al thai could be desired by the
state far management, but the attend
ance has been below the usual for the
fourth day. lt "a very cohspieuously
apparent that the interest IN fairs Is
waning. The receipts today were prob
ably not ia excess OF 5000 and unless
the attendance tomorrow IS largely IN
excess Of the corresponding day last
year there Will be = gOOd-siZed defeat.
The nominees OF the caucus last night
We're elected without opposition today.
The races were not fast but closely
contested, and the large attendance IN
the grand stand were we'll entertained.
Twilight won the 2:45 trotting race for
$3.50 IN three straight heats. Time,
20, 2:4st, 2:4Si. Miss Marcy won the
800 race At the end of fiye heats.
Time, 2:45, 2:43l; 2.45. 2:45, 2.I34.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-16
ITHACA NOTES.
Death OF an Old Seitler-Gra,io,'s County
Nominations-Other Items.

ITHAcA. Mich. Sept. l5.-Our citizens
were much surprised this morning on
learning that our much esteemed
towusman, a. l.. sutherland. had died
a. , O'Clock a. m. OF apOplexy. Last
winter Mr.. Sutherland was slezed with
= severe attack of the grip, from which
be never entirely recovered. finally re-
suiting IN us death through an atfec-
ton OF the heart. Mr.. Sutherland was
one Of the oldest residents IN this vii
lage aud an old pioneer OF the county.
lie had long represented the old Mon
roe nursery and did a good work in IN
Producing many of the irst fruit trees
IN GrAtIOt county. tie was an nonOred
citizen and his sudden taking away is
10 be lamented.
Last Saturday occurred the county
republican convention. IL was one of
those enthusiastic gatherings which
does one good TO look upon. The re-
publcans OF Gratiot county are going
IN % win this fall against a combined
opposition The ticket nominated Is a
strong one, as follows: Judge OF pro-
bate, John NJ. Everden; sheriff, Perry
ID. Petit; clerk, James O.. Cress; treas
urer. John Otto; register of deeds, Ma
poison =. hfaGley; prosecuting attOr-
ney. William A. Leet; surveyor, Daniel
W. Aitenburg; circuit court commits
siOners. j. u. Splnney, CT. d. Reeves;
coroners, c. ;. Watson, NJ. NJ. Copp.
The GraiIot county fair takes place
next week. commencing on Tuesday
and lasting four days. Much interest
IS felt IN the fair and the exhibit prom
ises 10 be excellent, especially in speed
trials.
Laura, daughter OF G.. s. Naldrett of
Fulton township was buried last Sun
day.
Mrs. Emma Austin OF New Haven
township died on Sunday morning
from drOpsy. She was SICK q day or
two only.
The fine large new brick block of
Scsttergood q Monfort - fast nearing
completion aud Will DO Al ornament to
the town.
A gentleman OF this town has grow
ing IN his garden tomato plants eight
and One-half feet tall by actual meas
urement, and still growing. One spec
imsn OF the fruit was over fifteen
inches IN cIrcumfereaca.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-16
Agricultural College.

LASHSG, Sept. I5.-At n meeting Of
the state board of agriculture the adj
visibility Of establishing n winter course
of instruction At the Agricultural co..
lege was discussed. The idea IS TO give
instructions IN veterinary science dairy
matters and farm affairs IN general.
II ls believed by the board that such a
course woulc result IN great good TO
the college. The matter was finally re-
ferred % President Wells of the board
President Chute of the college. Henry
Chamberlain of Three Oaks and T. II d.
Butterield Of Lspeer. All Of these
gentlemen are understood TO favor the
nlan
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-16
CALL FOR REPUBLICAN LEAGUE
CONVENTION.
DETacIr. Mich, Sept. s. 1892

DEFICIT. Mich, Sept. 8. 1892
The NTH annual convention Of the Michi-
gan League of Republican Clubs is hereby
called 10 meet in liartmans hail. in the city
of Grand Rapids. at 10 O'Clock. a. M. OIL
Tuesday. September II, 1892.
In accordance with article Of the constitu-
ton. each club will be entitled TO three dele
gates In said convention. but each club shall
east but one vote.
The business of the convention will en-
brace reports of State League officers. the
election of officers and such other matters as
may properly come before the meeting.
All clubs. whether regularly enrolled in the
League or not. are invited 10 participate In
this convention. ana republicans generally
are cordially asked to be present.
The Republican State Convention. to nomi-
nate candidates for Justice OF the Supreme
Court and Secretary oil State. to FIJI yacan-
cies. will be held in Grand Ropids on the
afternoon of the same day.
In the evening league mass meeting will
be held and will be addressed by eminent re-
publicans OF state and national reputation
Reduced fares will probably be secured on
all railroads.
CHAS. E. BAXTER. Secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-16

DErGofr, sept. ia meeting OF the
nominating Committee OF The Michigan
DIVISION, l.. A. W., was held az the
Wayne hotel last night with l.. W.
schimmel. Detroit, sAalrmani G. ii.
smith, Detroit, and G. Weston OF Bay
City, present. The following nOminA-
tons were made. Chief consul, Joseph
NJ. Bressler. Detroit; vice consul, Joe
W. smith, Port Huron secretary
treasurer, A. K. Baker, Bay City rep
resentatives At large, +. ). Hunt, Grand
Rapids; w. f. MetEger, Detroit Leon
Coquard, Detroit; Wiz Spencer, sagl-
nav; IL. b. Morgan, Lansing; IA. ;. De
Foe. Adrian; II. A. Cossit, owossoi j.
Allen, Kalamazoo; George McRae, Al
pena; W. Id sheldon, Jackson; h. III.
Blsbee, Lndington; Charles \. Ghent,
Bay CITY. The election will take place
between October 10 and November 10.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-16
When the Trap Ia Sprung

Upon u.. as 1t sometimes Is. in a most unex-
pected manner by disease. we appreciate the
fact that Il isa most insiaious foe. and that
not only Is II necessary 70 combat Is bE the
most potent medicinal agencies. bnt 10 pre-
vent tts manifestation AZ all By eountsrsct
Ing the causes that produce Il. Thus expo
sule IN vet weather. the en- forced wearing 81
damp clothes during storm. \ thorough
draught unaccustomed diet and water. bodily
or mental nyerworS. are breeders % disease
tut H0stefter's stomach bitters vii prevent
their inducing ~. This medicine f9rfffes tire
system against the assured effects such csuses
wouid otherwfse produce IT, the mariner
miner the outdoor iaho-er. the slave @ ~ >
feSk and Vcn. and the 0verWork 81 genera Isl.
it IS on the utmost advsntaEe. pEspepsis
kifusy trouble. malaria, bliogsness. 81 yield
60 r.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-16
EYE AND TAR DISEASES CURED
TIE ONLY ONE WHO CURES DIArEEs

CstsrTh, deafness, rbeumstisn,. uerv.
Gus debility, impotence and al d isesses
resulting from eSriy indlsoretons and
excuses OF manhood, AL diseases OF
the urinsry orgaus, partial paralysis,
varcocelie ruptures, tumOrs, scrofuia
old sores, dropsy, skin diseases. liver
and kidney complaints. heart disease.
shoTtness q breath, back 81 head
small OF back. etc, including All
female con plants and chronic q .seases
cured quickly and permanently.
That cough, slight fever snd weak
ness, thoTtness OF breath, rsip tsfion
of heart. my mesns sure and ouic
oouEumpNan.
II you are nervous, RESTLESS. irrIta-
bic. sieepless or wake after horned
dresms. tired mornings with a dull
headache, bad taste ia lbe mouth,
sometimes schErges. and 30 about
your employ meut without ne, energy
o. ambition, desire 20 be alone.
gloomy forebolings. q disposition u
worry and fret about trouble ahead
that never comes, speiis 81 feeling
AFRAID CT uucsTta 81. sometimes lou
spirits, you are suffering from nervous
debility aud sEhausi on ~ nerve power
which may end 10 utter Prostitution
II sanity and death.
I: you bsves great sense Of weakness
and vrcsrness. with tired limbs. numb
ness trembling, puckiy sensations.
cold feet ond legs, you are advancing
g. that must serious disfase-- Paralysis.
II Won head Echrs feei numb AID
irgd. vfa strange sensations. luas oI
memory. and VOC think With difficulty
or won are siPepisss a. nxht. with
drovFlnesf Hnd duilnrss during the
day. the nerve and brain fatigue may
soon Tur into Insanity 81 death.
lyon have any ~ these feelings 40
rot neglect them. ~ tsFT wi efid <
psraIyss insanity, prosirston Or
death.
lsct fhess warnings Tine ard sEpe--
rleuoe Is SHOWN. su1 hundreds ~
startling snd raarVeIous cures have
rroved. tbst These diseases aYe pr
iecf'F 40 completely cured ~ Dh.
CLAY TODD. 14 n. DIVISION street,
rooms T. sn5 . crane Rapids. Men.
Under the Rsa % DA q CLAY
TUDD'H fcTerksh remedies Al
those symptoms we'd 80 n - magic.
ard strengths ~ naTves, TipuF uf brain,
v1ts afr - hiood end health a. body
sre soon restored
Hs reme1 - srs purely vegetable
sur fsrrnless. snd can onF - OBJ
ts.usd - nis Gree
IA TODD compounds hsurescrip
tcns before asfh pst'sft In ne Office.
Ia. 1DuBe cHee - - lf n. ~ rision
street. rorrls ar. g f-rh1e ksgfa
his uea rInes safnf VII TIRE 2 ON
schs ard vuu rar saf anything you
gfousf
He's EB ~ ofHoe from in thf morn
( iug urti "a tts evening every Day bat
san avs
CT everybody. kfrisn6iy tax WA
( eEzf Yo8 uoth.uf.
/ I<.w eozrgss. Espl1 cures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-16
publican nominee for state senator,

publican nominee for state senator,
telegraphed his partner, +. G. Stone,
from New York this morning To the eff
feet that under no circumstances would
he accept the nomination and TO 60
notify the county committee at once.
Governor Winans has appointed
Charles II. Frost judge of probate for
Roscommon county TO fill the vacancy
caused by the death OF Henry l..
Parker.
w. ID. Place, the present county clerk
of Iona, was nominated by the repub-
lean representative convention. held al
Muir, as candidate for the legislature.
Harvey Miller OF Romeo, a represent
alive in the last legislature, has been
nominated for senator by the demo
Gratis of the twelfth district.