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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-10
CITY NOTICE.
Notice for Judgment.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Mimi Aug = 1873

OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER, !
ST. PAUL Mimi, Aug. ). 1885.
L will make application to the District Court
in and for the County of Ramsey and State OF
Minnesota, at the special term to be held
Saturday, Aug. -, 1855. nj the Court House,
in ST. Paul. Minnesota, for Judgment AGAINST
the several lots and real estate embraced In 4
warrant in@ny hands for the collection OF un-
paid assessments, with interest and costs
thereon, for the hereinafter named special AS
seSSnentS.
All in the City of St Paul. County OF Ram
seq and State of Aiinacsota when and where
all persons interested may attend and be
heard.
The owners and description OF real estate
are as follows:
Assessment for Grading University
Avenue from Rice Street TO Grant
Street.
whitney's Subdivision Of Brewster's Addition
Supposed owner and Am'tor
description. Lot. Block Assn't
J sehneck. $50 90
Leopold L Luther. $50 $50 90
Ewing s. Chutc's Addition.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Assm't
d II Valentine E x of
street and. .1,2,3&4 $1,000 90
Brewster's Addition.
Supposed owner and Amt OF
description. Lot. Block Assm't
i;sna e Larain .. :. sa,ose 90
All in the City Of St. Paul County Of Ram
sey and State OF Minnesota.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-10
FOR SALE.

At Red Wing Mimi, three-story brick building on
the corner of Plumb and Fort streets. Also, good
barn and lot in the of building For terms adj
dress Joe batlo, Red Wing, MINI. 1929
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-10
WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED-Ice box and counter Address c
w W, 266 Globe. 6
INFANT TO buy drug store, either in st Paul or
w Minneapolis; must be doing good business
Address Frank Gray. this Office. 5
VNTANTED TO buy, a cab-front omnibus. Address
w Lock-box l65, watertown, Oak. !
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FINANCIAL.

7 OANS on life insurance policies. L P Van Nor
- man. No. 245, First avenue south. Minneapolis.
June 81 lyr
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MINNEAPOLIS WANTS.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.

A GENTS wanted in all towns throughout North
n west; 50 to $40 per day. Inclose stamp for
circulars. Richards s. Co, 126 Hennepin ave
nue. 1
"ANTED-25 laborers. Pioneer Employment
w Oface, 126 Hennepin avenue. 210
on GOOD carpenters to build elevator, I'VE
~ bridgemen- s2.25 per day and 81 IS and board
. station men for Wisconsin, five men to build
wire fence si40 and $3.50 board; 200 laborers for
Port Arthur sl.75 per day; 25 teams for Nebraska
81; - teams for Iowa $3.50 Der day. Charles Col
ton, 29s Robert street, POI Washington avenue
south
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-10

fTSFURNIsHED front parlOr; bay window; crate
~ manteL bath and conveniences: central lOca-
ton 2ll Spruce street, corner sshley street
EtraesN 4
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-10
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

SITUATION wanted by frst-ciass blacksmith and
~ horseshoer Address Blacksmith care Chicago
house, Sioux City, la.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-10

SITUATION wanted by young licensed doctor in
~ drug store or with doctor. Address II, Globe
Office, Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-10

All in the City OF st. Paul, County OF Ram
seq and State OF Minnesota
219-222 GEORGE REFS. City Treasurer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-10

EIRsT-cLAss barber chair, mirror and All con
Il tents AZ my shop on Second street for sale. Joe
II Curtins. saltwater.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-10

rfNo EXCHANGE-Equity in i've lots, Minneapolis
l. for farming lands business or chattels Address
Il Y, Globe. Minneapolis. :
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-10

LOST AND FOUND.
DACKAGE Of clothing lost at the foot OF wacouta
street. also some fancy cards, Return to this
Office .
GULD watch and chain lost; finder VIII be re-
VI warded by returning same 10 } Boslough SCI
Jefferson avenue; no questions asked. ,
CTRAYED or stolen an Irish white setter white
~ paws and nose, name Jack, liberal reward; AGO
East Seventh street. l
n OST-Robert street, between Sixth and Fourth.
IL lady's gold watch and chain. No. s. $50; finder
return TO Globe Office and receive reward Miss
Lolita Tyor.
DOCKET case OF surgical instruments lost; reward
L given for returning TO DR. II Whitcomh $50
Jackson street, city.
T osT-Red COW with letter marked on horns;
by applying az 65 East Tenth street. Z
T OST-A lsdy's GOLD watch. with black safin how
L. tied TO IT. Finder win be rewarded by leaving
at Dawson's bank. 6
ID UBBER transit cover lost between Robert street
II bridge and city engineers Office. Pleaae leave
at engineers office. 8
CTRAYED or stolen on Friday right red ana
- white spotted COW; mark blue paint on left hip;
will pay reward for her recovery. c " Golfer, Gag
Dayton avenue s
TO EXCHANGE.
rfNo EXCHANGE-Equity in i've lots, Minneapolis
Il for farming lands business or chattels Address
II MfOUeanolfs
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NNANrED-A frst-class white barber at No. 4S
w Washington avenue south.
COOP cOok wanted; apply at once; European res
" taurant, 513 Washington avenue south. ?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-10

EXPERIENCED salesman wanted for line OF TO-
IL baecO I'm twin cities Apply by letter with
stump 10 W B. is25 Sixth street north. Minneap-
OILS a
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-04-04
UNITED STATES MARSHALtS
SALE.
Charles Emmanuel rs Paul Octart
Rousseau ct ais. No. 1OS98.

In the United States Circuit Court for the
9TH Judicial Circuit and Eastern District of
Louisiana.
By virtue OF a writ of seizure and sale to
me directed in the above entitled suit, l will
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, on Sat
nrday, the second day OF May, 1885, at il
o'clock A. NJ, at the entrance to the Court
House in the Parish Of ;Lafourche, at Thibo-
daux, La, the following described property,
viz
A certain sugar plantation situated in the
Parish OF LafOurrbe, In this State, on the left
bank OF Bayou LafOnrche, at about ten miles
below the town OF ThibOdaux measuring nine
arpents and three quarters more OF less front
by eighty arpents in depth, except the lower
Que arpent, more or less front which has a
depth ofonly sixtytwo and !; arpents, said
plantation being known as the Ariel Planta-
ton, ana being bounded above by lands of
tie widow J.B. Champagne and below by
lands OF Valerie .R0bichaux, the lateral lines
con verglng so as to give all area of about sew
en- hundred arpents, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, ma
chinery, crops. carts. engiue. implements of
husbandry tools, mules and other live stock
and everything to said plantation belonging
or appertaining without exception or reserya
ton, sabject to the right granted by Mrs.
Ewing under agreement dated February 81.
1877 recorded III said Parish in u. NJ. ~ folio
636 to Charles Morgan to dig, excavate and
carry on the Cafth during a period OF ten
years, from a tract Of and formin. part Of
said Ariel plantation opposite the side tract
and flag station IN that plantation and near
the 47th mile post and is bounded as follows,
on IL plat annexed to said agreement on the
or lower side by Il line 3lj feet long,
Immediately above the plantation road mark
ed A. b. and running North and South on the
or upper eide by IA line of (525) feet
wide marked Z. d. and running North and |
south ON the northern or railtoad side by a |
inc OF 900 fset long marked A. e. and run |
hing East aud West, and on the southern or
Lafourche side by a line of 922 feet
ong marked d. D.. aud running East aud
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-04-04

West the whe,s forming ono irrs1ul1s par
r~aleloGram covering an area Of $500 arpents.
Seized in the above anti. s
LIST. Terms: cash ~ pay and satisfy petit
tiOnere claim the sum OF seven thousand five
hundred dollars with eight per cent interest
amount Of the two notes from their maturity
until paid aud aud five per cent attorney.
fees ON the principal aud interest, and all
costs.
Ind. The purchaser to assume the aymen
OF q note for thirty seven hundred and fifty
dollars with eight per cent per annum inter
eat from January Is, 1882, failing due Jamu-
ary 18th, 1886.
3rd. The balance cash.
United States Marshals Office, New Or
leans 2Ot. day Of March, 1885.
j. X. G. PITKIN.
United States Marshal for the Easter, Dis
trict OF La. Mch-al-&5.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-04-04
TES rawOyUAL.
r.srrsT p. O. La, Mare, 13, 1885.

r.srrsT p. O. La, Mare, Is, 1885.
I. p. Him"l. Esq.
Labadieville. La.
Dear Strive have had a good opportunity
to test v"ur ''cane scraper' and find it to be
all that You claim.
But tor the underfoot condition Of our plan
tiers. and poor lrnsnect Of Setting any help
from the commission merchants w"uld have
n" tronhle in selling all that Won can make.
The machine can srranc fall planting as we'll
as Spring. I consider it worth twice the
price you ask for it.
In r-"p of l5a acres plant cane it will paw
for itself three times in scraping that amount
zane.
Very truly vnurs.
I'm Y-S. JNO. b. MARSH.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-04-04
RnunN Send six cent? forpos
tage, and receive tree, q
costly box of goods
which will help you to
make more money right
0awav than anvfhin1

else in this world. All, Of either sex, succeed
from first hour. The broad read to fortune
opens before the workers, absolutely sure.
At once address, TRUE & Co., Augusta, Me
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
LAso. lAsoR An0 CAPITAL
Yesterdays Lecture OF fe.s Subject
- l. Y aosnon

The fourth leetars ~ the ooar-s afea -
t. \ 8oaltsB "a tas Astroloatfa Hsu ga,
isEgsis a.teaslsd yesterday sftennDo1. a.
sad lhaE in lae primitive -tate tt.s ressfo 81
l4hos - t8.e sanre pf5daeG. gE.t s. espalAi ae-
csu. aLties a.4d nstsril re-tante- are api.ro-
pFlat-a. ths @eslta prodecsd - lsiasr r. g
gi3sa bstaesu u.e landlord lsb9rsr aaa
capi alist oofne elalm gaat - labof pro
llce- ali iabor shssld have ali otbeas. that
a. capfls 4sids 10 the amount Produced ail
snch sadinou sbould 80 t. capital, both are
@rols AMI the ught hes between these eH-
treme-. He then proceeded u shOv the
squities " tts matter, using a. al iilastrst-
OF coloHy situated ~ IT. mouth. showing
how - giving the right 10 nsh near the
as0ath 70 the chef AMI has favOrites. that an
excess of prodact above that which could be-
had free wOuld ~ a., rent lie also iliustfa
Ted the effect 0f lnyentiug nets, hooks and
hne-, aHd 3ho vas tie gaIneg. aud upon
What principles interest + charged, aud what
determines the rate, am, finally the resuit
Of invenuug and u-lng drag net 20 eaIen
eve that 0nly d fes rich men by combining
could MAKE e, thus creating virtual mon-
opoly. and how between those cOntroiling
the rights to take fish and those Who had
this net the common people we've reduced
o. dependence, showing that TIE consequence
Wi. communism. dynamite and social ruin
the many destroy nag the few and seizing the
net aud river. He warmed them against
this serious result. which could only be
avoided by preserving the land for actual
settlers aud CO operation by wOrklngmen.
Next Sunday the subject viii be Trans
poreatlou.H
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

The Nay term ~ las superior eoart- .
.ins so-aaI
The s.. CssHa oaora. a.- aot rehearse
tIlI- afternoon
Raane matinee at tae lalr grounds -
narrus Afternoon
Ihan. siI be 4allsef ciletl al tne Donn
"a snalI.Dff le-ll-
he sla5e f.rsmea A-socialioa elected
a holm. ai t8.s cl-s, tl- s~crola'st
Tssot,-ts8 tsfaa4 ..aiis yogtaz are iu
the Stats rsalc ,chooi 80 Coidsalef-
fssf la-ss s.s... u .1l.tt-l leas- sefe
reported 8, Ca s.s-fd I'd Health li-l wees
Ths oanod sl rahsh.l' "a apoa tne fe-
n.andsr 0f Mayor CllElss'- nonlaa-l1li'
tsls eFenNs
Io-alA Stolbh-fser 80 3rausoa street,
-fsiu.-bos and girl-oorl ,aturdsy morn
mg yla Ast
-.,o.rs..8s Davis 81 lie b shln Ward, re-
oorf- 1u death lau olrlI.-. s5o lneu -uolect o.
halhalrg llly, sld ~ ios-.
Ar-Iss.. 20 fs.If3ra.a. is - lecture
selenee Hall next SUNDAY afternoon and
sseniag dsr ta9lscts siA oe announced
later
81 q. Kmg. af sses. Hotel, - the frci
ieu af a qslaahle tctrl lln, eanl-..inei4 .
esfh oearI- ltist pfeselt from guest t'
the 1otel
Ths .srs-s ears ,lil ool .an % Reed Lake
.e-t.r.l.,t 4nI use company ~ awaiting q
arst Wara Jay 4pon anlch go start the
dummy
Its aa.fsr'- q conference gil be held at llt
Ftr-t Baptist Churcn this afteruoou az 5st
oclock. Ial- Is .As Liat IA eoting which Rev
D. Graves Ed1 attend.
Mr.or Cartiss has called a meeting of cit
,xea. at the Council -oo1ns next W edues-
tlss uiaht - c0osiieF tne master Of ceiebrat
N tiie tourtn ot JOY
The conauctlr-. baxgAgeu4en and brake
men. oi tls 81 s. 81 /. goai ars tu don ana
forfua A. soon a. shc weather b. waru4 enough
Z, make sQrilg clothing comfortable.
D-iecdss titst recovrr-d on Saturday
rhe box md papers which were stolen from
Il d. ko-.r tle lnau ageat. -omr time ago
as found the property m Wyoming town
ship
There u an apparent Improvement u
frslgat 1usine-- ou Ice ,ariouz roads center
ine iu thIs clfy lhe Indications are that th'
lonx expected business boom - about "a
open ap.
r.. ID. Rose reached home from Dakot'
saturday mDruiug, naslng been goue twl
weeks. THIS b the Wa ne satn- up his epin
i0us. Dakota d a great country. aud don
y0u forget lt
AMr AtEt I0E4 a Nt.-tA..'-tA Al Al.fsAf Ntt-iA
pany is ouilln- tltoaH lars a.fy Sliu- u'
steam work is uuder tue supervision Of W
) Cunningham. builder Oi Berkey cray
mammoth sins.
The ladies of tI. second Baptist chu ret
~ie give a hOral FESTIVAL plant sale and Neg
Eugi4nd .apprf AZ fOmereyV La~ton' hall
rorler of West fulton and Jefferson streets
neit FRIDAY evening
Captain Hlnchelt. gho proposed % run
ptasvnger boat between tni- cify AMI err l'
Haven. ann0lucas tn..f be- lt. aa1uf iced tn
.roiecf. other parties having purchased tu
boat thal h. inl uded 20 eecuFe
The knizhts os Labor have tlbl.shsd
lodge at Sputa- l.. s. Mogltou, 4. =. Dy
arrt. AndreV & yfe aud e. +. Parser. II thl
cty as.lsled iu the installation services
xhich occu "a Friday evening rst-
Mr. and Mr- Wilson jone-, of TINS clsg
Who ssttled in Cbicgo iu l,.io. have been ~
vifed CO attend che reunion of tle old settler
of that city w1.cH "a tu occur 40 toe 1.d1mr
Clan Hoase, Thursday evening. Mag 81
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
SATURDAYS COURTS.

Cmcusr.-People vs. Frank Baxter. Burg
larry and larceny. NOlle pros d. People
". Albert Wltham. Assault. Noile pros a..
Herman Hammerschlag y. Wilhelm
Elchelsdoerfer. Igespass on the case. On
trial Frank Bates ". james IL Brown.
A~-umpsit. Proceedings stayed ten days.
PHosArE-Estate of Nora Brown ct a.,
minors order appointing John Brown
guardian. Estate of Caroline Russell. de-
ceased. Order admitting will 90 probate.
Bond filed and letters testamentary issued 10
Otis Williams. Order allowing special ad
ministratOr's final account. ." Estate OF
Mary Ella FOsket. mentally Incompetent.
Guardians first annusl account hled.---
Estate of Nicholas Emmons, deceased. Ex-
ecutor's final account filed and June ; set for
hearing Estate of Luke Barney, deceased.
Administratrix's third annual account filed.
Estate Of Chas. B. Williams, deceased.
Order allowing Administrator tnal account
and di-charging sams.-Es.ats of Lena
Crocker et a.. minors. Guardians bond
tiled aud letters issued to Luther NJ. Crocker.
PoLIcE - City ". Bradley Markham
drunk Committed to Il days IN JAIL
People ". Thos. O'Donnell: keeping saloon
open on Sunday. Adjourned TO May To-
People " Peter Briedenstein; keeping
saloon without paying liquor tax. Ad-
iourned to May H.-People ys. Charles
Moran and herman Scoby: mauslaughter.
Examiuatio. tlou.n q ur ~ May IL.
Jusr1,l oAUsDERs. James ". Ransom
and a.. T.. RansOm ". Mary DixsOn. As
sum ~. Judgment for $ll5 aud costs for
plaintiffs. --Uuion Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, of x mt, Barry and Lonia coun-
ties vs. Rein A. Maynard. Assunpsit.
Judgment for plaintiff for 500 and costs.
JUSTICE WEsrP ALL Caroline Treadwell
vs. Ocenus NanBuren. Trespass on the case.
Judgment for plaintiff for $l3.5j and costs.
JUSTICE Brouwer - Johannes Van der
Slui- W. Ocenus NanBuren. Assumpsit
Verdict. no cause of action.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
Neglected pr, ssology

~ Wood was looking yesterday for The
n,rlocruf reporter. who wrote 1p' the e1-
aursnatiou ~ Cfictrs Scoby aud Moran. IN
Police Cou-s Sfnrie ''l Tonid lu-t siv'
that feuow one frees 'es=0u n anatomy
s,id the 5ocior. 'er st FEAST wouid loan nim
one of ms chsrss ~ the fdmerfary canal.
and sommon school physiology. ioug
enough FOR him to iocate tbe m.estnss and
nsfne their psrfs The docfor takes excep-
tion to the vor.is tae reporter put into his
uouIh while urou tae witness stsud-
rhf=e words vers. "rhe Ball Teut -fera
fF1rff ere Iniunum fhnrt ffrre lr frlt~
s,t-hss from fhe over end of tla stomach q
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
- So ndan SchooI Teachers.

The first annual meeting Of 'he Grand
Rapids Sunday School Association viii be
held IN the First Bsptist Church next Thurs
day evening. beginning AZ and 100 p. N.
The secretaries Of the different Sunday
schools ia the city Will read interesting re-
ports AZ the afternoon session. In the even
ing nine Of the Sunday school workers will
give six-minute speeche-- Good music has
been secured for the services, and the pro
gram viii prove highly interesting and in
structIva % all.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

AZ the meeting Of The Board Of Public
Works on Saturday evening. the following
contracts we're awarded Sewer In Madison
avenue % Joel Collins for $40. sewer IN
alley between Mt Vernon and summer
streets "a Joel Collins for S6s; improving
North Union street Co p. Livingston for
S5F2. improving West Bridge street - l. Il
Mathewsou for $3.50. improving West
Fulton street. % Joel Collins for $500
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
For buggy by Of A. R. Antisdel.

Do sou wand a good Refrigerator, one
which cau be kept sweet and clean year after
yesr. and s-ffe most elegaAt article Of the
Kind in market, If so, call at No. l6 Mon
roe street. and AK 70 see the Leonard Hard
wood Refrixs rator r. Leonard & sons,
sole mann fseturers. ln bayfmg q FefrlEer
ator he sHre you Eat the beSt- II Is = very
important subject and afe the health of
the shole family. We ask You % inspect The
Leonard Cieauabie RefriEe As 0ur store.
No l6 Monroe street. II Leonard & sons.
rnanuf4cfurrrz
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

Char'es e. lru=l ne. ~'0 with W.
wssI ington sa3 snoths- msn ei'hnr him
.eif Brown. enrz.arITet Wn IF Rotineeu 2
borrse iasf summer ffr.7ed here Seiurisy 'o
tal what be- zae-v shent Frank 0-eenvel
Fho is new serving A thirty dag sentence n
iail f1r 3ran nfaunes-. beng tae same Al the
burria7 Brown WREN tirslna arrived 70 the
l,il he Wa ssar in Unattended 90 ss@ ST ne
could re-oeni Sc his f1rner eoflf anion. A
soon a. - saw ersensreli as raeogn Ped him
snH = confident -aa. he is Prevr. tne surr-
- 81. sften,utst tr eslE Ffh lfr nVan
h.,s t'.a Hs4s-- ve- rr. .1o.st
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

Abner Dunharn. a member of the Old Res
idents' Association. who had lived ora bis
farm IN Grand Rapids township since ls57.
died ou Saturday last. He was the father Of
M Jau1es uolbee and Mrs. Asa P. Finch.
The funeral which vas attended hy large
number 81 Oi8 Residents. occurTed az the
resfsaner re~te-siar afternoon.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
More Chicken Thieves Captured.

wore OniCken nieSeS captured.
The sheriff and ms assistants have for
some time suspected three men, whe did con
siderable loitsring about the city, as being
connected with the gang of chicken thieves
that ha- infested the vicinity for the past six
months Acting upon information strateg-
icaily obtained fromthe two Morrisons who
were arrested last month, Deputy Sheriffs
Boyland and Sauuder- succeeded in captur-
ing three of the suspected Saturday night.
They SIRE John Sh0euiaker. a cabinet maker
VINO iive. on the West Side, john Il. Dowd,
finisher, and Myron 4. King, a stone ma
son who lives IN the northern part of the
city. and were found ai the house of Nrs.
Kelly, on North Ionia street, where James
Morrison's wife Il stopping They viii be
arraigned this morning.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

The Chicago e West Michigan officials
here received dispatch from Chicago pes
tertlay ssTinz that. taking eject to-day the
RATES from Chicago 20 ST PAM Mime
snoiis. Council Bluff. Omaha. De- Noines
C.iar Rapids and Saltwater. viii he sccord-
ing g, tbe printed sariTs. Tie var n rste-
Il sra-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

alc1aza1 bog tskss ~ Frlse troul tsssr
Hlns1F-sl competitors Sc ie@r1 ffo-n tle
Ar Jetfaat N0s fgrS. Nsrca, 50. t1sst !
Howard hce.er formerly ~itt Dr4ke lsF
$50 Nlt3 ba-iE.4~e l.1lege. Dye frauCaIs4J %
Ehe Commercial DclarllElsll " he Afos
lateis awarded q SILVER tnooal d rrsl Krs1e
offered - E6e Accountants ioagpe, for
having stJo4 ni-.hesf lp competitive sf8tu
ittl1yu ~ the selS4ee ~ aec4azass- q
kasisr A. ss-ra.iaete ~ tas ifrand kaftc>
s1-iile-e Doilazs. Glass is>s IA. >~cxasissFs 8
r. >snalug eul insi sueh Embellishments csu-
sfanls aud thls tae- accounts tor tiae large
frIloF
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

". W Cole, the Prince Of modern show
men. estimates bis advertising expenses for
the season Of 1885 at the enormous sum of
$1,000. Last year, upwards of 10000
was thus spent. resnIting IN p seasons profit
of nearly half million dollars. Mr.. Cole
believes m the efficacy of printer ink
iudiciously applied
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
Not Wiling to Be Secood Best.

The Chicago IL West Michigan company
Is las. gaining an enviab'e position among
the railroads Of the Northwest. It, tracks,
rolling stock and general infringement can
hardly be surpassed. aud constantly new ad-
ditions and arrangements are being made
for the benefit of its patrons. new tram
and time schedule are talked Of being placed
on the liue about the 2fth Of this month.
The running time OF passenger trains Will be
reduced, and an elegant new drawing room
ear added 70 its fast Chicago Express.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

S.lrervisar Et of Aria rart- @
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

There are constantly i1rrasements made
in Jprirhts aud So'lnier nds 90 take
a. ways the ieaf fne 0f the iatesf style ~
this make haz been iust ftc rsl aid ran be
seen AZ ere elegant piene T1rth hoqse ~
Paul IA Friedrich, No. - Marroa -treet
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

Miss May Ulrich. 1853 Southall street.
Z onisville. Ky. states that she suffered four
year with rheum iism in her shoulder and
received more relief from -. Jacobs D1i
inan anHthinr she ever trled.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

T~F the SIX mead ticket n the Wlndsor
DINING Han. 1if Monroe strssr
Tae cheapest plsce 81 huV garden seeds iu
buik Is af trooeer 3. a. Nnr~,e strert
Wp ofe- s5 Walnut Ped r1ora zets ~ differ
eut uatteru vhrct must ba closed orr sf
rnre Ihaze sets Are ah ~ the best con
fitiln and riH - aold az w1t ln priee ~
~ e. e. lrr cent Al aeriy raH Vifi .srlre e
hareaIn EsaFSTk ssITr 80 -.
ffr Aes1 Frit1r and -rEraer St
five haihz far SEao. Arcaie Bath boonss
Rrsy your huzz1es and phafons ~ A. =
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