davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-17
ISAuuuRAL ADDRESS.

tN,tsHt,p,, ,,,,,,.. .lH
,....., -, 80 ~
''''' y W tiN V'u,''r
=" ",ot ,,' WIN an estapilNl' a.
;irvr,''n.Il. pc'oi', , my uutE at inns
u'ls'o ""''''' an 'uaug"raI lhcssASe
=" iP"' "p''"'"p'c pou!' Allow ille
!" sti at 'I'c outset tiM nave R9
confidence III your Willingness to
oIrIkr lahd> WIN me III compact TO
W"Ik honestly ana faithfully together
III advancing Tine pest interest. and
greatest @"".l OF tlc cliN OF Waco.
ana n "ii lllriIlGrht body of repre-
sentative men, ltrNh rom ihc people.
an" '"gh'/aht OF thclr wishes, no
doupt You VIII ne iulIN able to crap
pIc WIN an In'lhlclpa questions dc
inWidlng attention, ana especially
that 81 l'uicc' thal seems JuNt now
III su'h III uh>cttIcd ana disturbed
c"ndl'loh bcllcving IN the old fash
I"h'u ldca OF wing debts ana dis
d'l'luG To- attempt ny quibhIe or legal
ltrhnlch!ilN To hNold such payments.
rouh'll winch preceded YOU order
rd me issuance "i twenty one thousand
uoilar b"hdS' Ia ulllldatc the past IN
urnt''lll''s "I ne Guy; IN the ncg"-
lla OF ana SAFE OF thcse bonds we
nave hr'h iorrNtAIlru ana c'h-lhh'-
e." DIV the uriihrIa'c act "i some OF
our own rlil/'hN.
N""lu now haru'i ne wise OF
| p"Iltlc l" issue these n"lldS. rs INC
| u""n' lnr"Wh upon 'heir lrGantH. an'
w, '',l.,' I'iio " NV 'iI'l' % ne
,Ss 't~U,'"' IIip'',,''' 'uHi" o'noN
~ ~ Nn'I'l .u'" "'VcH
,. NJ w. ul,'ui.o H., W tnr w.! n.c
nius 80 "ee'p' tnr'' poi'''s Va Pift
1,'si'' q. -, NV ,Ii'I" " N"'"'
, WV o'''. y" V ,I ''''r, ,''''' i
Az, IN ';,, 1,i'TI, y" w..
ci,; hn hnon ,,n t ,%,,I'' raJma. ''
,,, .',''''t,'''' ''''' ,,'' "',''
- w." ''''',' ' ','I ~ LUZ 3'''i''''
n,, ~, .,',. ",',''', ",,,
-. u,n W., ,"' .'',' "u Wv,
' .,,i t''.,,' '"iI'l',',''
IKE, I.l., .a,, ii''I,,''''iiI;"'
I'o.,, aa,,,,..,,;l -, .,',,,i''-,.
,,,I..I,.',,l .Ir..',,. ,,,.I.,.lI Wv, a.,
in., in his allan. .,;,L rat, nf e. ini ''r
a., A. tho gL,r,,1r q M ;r.,ir, Nj In,
i,,to.,nJ,,,',. 49,, w., r;,,;I :, .,.,,,
no. ,,iI '.n.Il uortion 81 onr ,m' '
iJc,nIm,.. i f"r borrnwod n,nnn,
.n,I 49,, .,,.,..,,,,,I ordors ,,;,,au ,n Ok
toin. cv-,rre;dns md thnsn Iiohil;,,n.
lsLnuId hc .nrnmntI, mat Win ,hr
n'0mn,'s now. at nrr d;s'nsoI r. ~,
rouncil in tGc;, wisdom s;,o,rid thimL
E,,s, ,hn 'rrnoint. fnr nnc. and licnmso,
L.rntninrc. SOD ,.iI. r",.. .trno, nnJ
m,i.,L, nn J.I;ca,nI ~ tl'. ,,a,u,.mt ~,
m"5t indchteInos. and IT. s5"o",
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-17
MAL[0Ry!l MALLORY!
oo.0 IN a'-r0 &vt'-t.r~.,ro o..,e, 0 -
THE; CLOTHED
SIS. Of WACO 4 \. c; SIS. SIS.

40 MERCHlM IN WACO NOW HAS THE HANDLING OF Tln
clothing uanu,g 10y the celebrated house ROGERS FEET TO.
York, cNoIt NNllOU i,a
sold ON New
latest
andt hc garments Ill, best made
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-17

AtW t.. Tuchcr'- drug store, o
eoudtWpp1rmf seed, From those "a
muu- water m,Iuu-. rai-rd "u halyr-
ttm l-lnui Cheap lnn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-17

Is pronounced by scores Of ply
sicians, and thousands of people
who have used it, to be the best
known remedy for Debility DIs-
popsla, Indigestion, Loss of APP
petite, Loss Of Flesh, Lung COM
plants, Female Weakness, Gas
trio IrritabiIity, Nervousness
Ma.arll Fever and many other
diseases where tones are required
differing essentially from all
other Beef Foods and TONES.
~. M y ara" ,"'s"r"i@r c s, Of f ,N3
-. .i- lr '''N- together Wlth iron. gViu'i'.
--i! anl herbs known Tor tnrir tonic
t'l .'' giving properties; nul nTorl5
'i"r 'Ir l.'u u.fvo uui muscle.
A. n... -.f lv fUa ,w'u,uL chemist, AR
y Ut, iiliL HA~SN1I. ND. FRS, OF In
W DO -"-' t'I; t-nl also j,u uVlur-rmHui ~
iIl' }ul phy-sHh bnt-- = ,Slls
NN1''. WILSON, ms, LID, Of Lru-
H. BOD. 10 sI' ! "a rugh boillo.
h"s "r"'tGit s1cb tep,drl'Ghl" cures
~ "' "'l'fi'iS Wht,h 1Uiict cop,UiDH hH-
"''''- ''"t " ""J b' nun CnIcd
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-17

N0FI0Ik IQGNlTC tTH
oridgc were wldened ana graded at
ai expense OF. about ; uio.-aud lh'u
beautiful bridge Is made easy of ac-
cess To me people.
y ute has been also Oh
iaihed ny dcdicHt'on Il"
Hou'h 9rN'h'h ana alGn'h streets
through the property OF Mrs. 'raw-
loru' Deeds have lweu 1htaIntd To
SCUM oeten.h street VI elIsh me
l,r"p'rlyoi ifoi; B"gRess ana br.
sans, CleVclaiid'str reel has pcrn ODE
'",mc'' Ut a,nca.y cost, anu nus s'rerl
"'i Prov inN"lhapie IN XIV ny atrcsN
y" 'i'e hiru Ward pun school; al
!""IG MUNITIONS nave h'nh maze I"
''''''' N'u'u "i'' 7""''' 'rn''' N'I'''>
~, ~" ~ ,'",i''.' "'N i''N Pt''"''E i"
,''''' sun i"l'''ci ~ 'uUsr l"l'"II''',
,ii"r""sh'aTeS' "tSr0" ros''r '''''
Nus .''Th "P'hou ana new "I'iS'
'Ic''c'' II VIII nc A'C'i Ir"lIl ,'>
>'a,cihehl ,la' III huui,Ioh I" me
.,,,'''' ,rdl,,, ,' ,.''I,niI., mSI;,i,,,, a,.",
upon S'lt''T Na.""u'' a'oltl"H, nay =
.roc, ,hn Iv,;n. ~ ~ ', ,,,o Pa n.-Ini
and tLr .,rr,, counittc, L.,vr ,Lnn
.nnrrnu, and heavy but have h,,.u
.wrll ond toi hml( rcrrnrmrd
............
nun ''',' n y wv
1t gives me great pl assure TO say
that, while equally we'll organized aud
efficient. our gallant fire department
j. much better equipped and housed
than ever before. Including new
hook aud ladder truck. new hose
cart. several new horse, and cNpem-
sivc additions to III" ire department
building, more than live thousand
dollars have been expended upon this
department alone. While this has
added materially to Tia" Indebtedness
of the city these equipments were c>-
scntl"l to ihe'ih'lr'h working oil ms
N"'un,v ,. I"' ,'' "i,I ; ,n' l"', "u ,'
.;,.,i,n. i. ,,,,,,n,,.-..o,.,. ,,,,' ,,,. T.,
nv ~ '' i.'..,,.., 49, ~
,.';,'a. ma m.o,n. .EnmI.l Ln rnn.t,n,l,
,.n,;,lnI tn ,nr tnS,.,i,,, r,rr'nrJ
I,"n.nnnlIo all
''''''''''''' ,, ',' -. .,,,,
m -,
nv l,"u'l' N,''""'' W "'''' ~ =, nov
wv P'l"c an" ""''c. y" wv '''N'"
ne '"'hV'V'i"n o. 'U' ''','' '',H"',
W"ru s'ho"l puI.I'nEH nn' ''rl' i'''i. T.
Noiilc 'I"lpn'"n' mas H",W' muir ="
inc re'P'c'"pill,E una 'ri'l.n'H ~
PupI't 'cnooi1' ','r 'N'v''u', '',' ,l,,,l'
'N'' '7I'' ""'' Wv
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-17

Harry 4. Whitman furnishes the
following, TO swell the long list Of
testimonials "Ihc under
signed, resident of Fort WAYNE, Ind
having been nlllicted with fever aud
Rguc chronic dip~rhwa, was told 10 try
Mi-hlcr'- Herb Bitlers, | followed
the advice and have the satisfaction
10 state they effected cnrc. Wa
induced to give this certificate for
thc benefit ofoihcr, similarly iitua-
ted"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-17
! .... \. d E4 j A.: AZ; sl. .::.

-prunt, etc, ten cents aud up lOolubc
roses. l'carle, 100 dahlin-. colcu-, ,plen-
did gcrAnulns, etc, all of finest yaric-
les 10 p,11i9t celdini,sl aid Of ld~e4i
rites nj Nc-cy' seed store, az Aus
liu avenue +. W. NE-EY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-17

The subject of taxation is left en-
iitcl4 10 the discretion Of the finance
committee to make proper rccommcn-
: dation,, with the one suggestion that.
under the present financial pressure,
the annual tax levied boy the city
should not be increased above one
and one-fourlh Per cent for the CONE
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-17
Ahnriro>S 1orrnLlc STREETS.

ApDIIGON~ no IELIC STREETS.
3 In addition to the several new
street, mentioned i'm my annual mess
age Jan. 1851, the following additions
have been made to the public streets
of the city OF Waco during my adj
mini-tratou: south Sixth street. hr-
tween Franklin and Jackson streets.
ha, been widcncd and Strengthened
by purchase from Mrs. HOVE AMI
Others; North Sixth street hQ- hccn
opened tbrough thc property. OF Prot
krause iirS, and ince thJough the
property OF Mrs. Evans; with - small
exception at and near the crossing of
Barron's branch, this thoroughfnre is
now open from -" Francis Gardon 10
northwest boundary of the city. The
approachc- IA the North tifIh 'tr,r'i
=
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-17

dALvrsroS Aprl lG-Futurcs auciu'd
flrm. ruled ,tr,hy and 0nn, rlo-rd steady
,nd 20 to a. poiuts higher May - points
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-17

Ice, with im-lrucU0n' no pIVTlI' ~
ordinance 10 conform 10 the prri ,r 81
the petitioner.
The .pctiii9n Pas tignnil hN4"Nrf
Two hundred and Gits names,
From ritilcng nj the fh'ri vhrf
PiEs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-17

bridge were widencd and graded at
m expense .ut. about : O.-aud lhat.
beautiful bridge is made easy of ac-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-17

The best smoking tobacco is Little
Ioker"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25
cuaaenT COMMENT.

Philadelphia times. 5anls a the IN
fsenal nlass1inss II Ellls day salzs tax ADJ
l0ok las usen-
Whssslaz IntslLEysaesr. A bigb Wind
Sas III yxlaz &As1 tbs Columbus plaEfofEa
Eas ulasie, AID l0ts II Il got isto thai
wo0dsrfal dseIarsth0u.
NChieag0 Inter Oceaa. II PresidsnI
Cleveland zoaIi taks photographs n al
as applicants and sppolntees 4 might De
II great service u dsteetlges ~ tDs fn-
tlIre.
Detroit Post The OHIO Democratic
stale glsfforfn dOes not even a1saEl0o cisll
ssFsiee rsfgrta. The couFeAtl0a really
ss1ahlnt trust Itself 70 attempt ~ men-
ton thai subject without s~saring.
Philaalalphia Press. The Onio Demo
Gratis 70 iat0 the nghL With their ranuef
inscribed. @hOadly, Malaria and Free
WHISKY" L. Is a strong tlekst-so strong
Ia { sct thai Il ought 70 be dlslnfeete<L
Tocooa Ssus. We predict that IN thse
years al the longest there vii not be a
single retail hqaOr shop Ia the State OF
Georgia La less than geneFstlon The
gs0ple Eiu lOok back INTO the past and
talk about bar-Fooms and IA children
vii ask. What is a bar-Foonf
New York sam. The d)ubls-seun race
Ia which Courtney aud Conlsy beat Hos
mer and Gaadaur indicates what Court
nsy might te II az had only little indie
pendent pluck and could pull race hike
= uau when alone. Gaudaur Is aeknOw-
lodged 70 be a man Of extraordinary speed
and H0smsr 10 next 10 hrst-rate, but both
are far better than Conley.
Washington Repubttedas The pros
poets fOr the coming season indicate IN
usual activity IN trade Washington
merchants are providing themselves With
ample stocks 10 meet the xlected de-
maud, knowing ful well that present
prices are ruling at the very lowest quo
tati0ns and that any change from them
them will DO ia advance. This state or
affairs naturally gives buyers such conf
dence ss induces them 10 purchase
largely.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25

DETROIT. Aog. 2l-FLOUR To-day's prices are:
Met izan Wintsr wheat. roller process, OOa
IS, Michigan winter wheat patents, 5O05 u.s.
Minnesota bakers s95 Z5 Minnesota patents.
6tf5 .. rye tnt -.
Contrary 20 the usual custom on Mondays call
there more interest manifested IN the state OF
the market than for sOfue weeks The call on
Monday morning here u purely local, ~ no ont
slde markets are quoted for an hour after. The
market WAS weak. and there a dispOsitiC to
sell for what the cereal would bring. Quotations
call we're
WHENT-NO. I white spot. sJhic bid. Sc asked
September. sec bid. - &C asked October. SIC
a-<e,l No. red. SC bad. SIC asked: August. CSC
bid sc asked; September. - bud. se1sc asked
October. 100 bu AZ bic. t0c bid gOk asked. No
gember. 3uso bu at s2asc. 300 bu at g2Hc. 25.-
60 bu ~ " sc, rejected. - bad. 1sc asked.
tORN-N0. 2. I car at t5Ac. car AZ 45t8c.
OARS White. new. 29kc bad. September 2Si4 c
bid soc ssked, No 2 Old 3tsac bid. new. l car
AZ 25isc I ear az 25Ac. light mixed. new. 26h. c
bid. ~ \ ssked.
CLOVER SEED-Prime y, Vemher, 8 . bid.
December D. - askei.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25

Tsn scourge from which Montreal -
suffering is the penalty u negligence.
The smallpox has becoma epidemic and
i sweeping away its victims by scores.
Unlike The choiers which fsvors toe
wealthy aecause they are more cleaDly.
the smallpox Il no respecfer ~ persons.
Already S5r Frsncis Hncks. Canadian
political laaisr. secuud in prominence to
Sir john Mcdonald only. bss been taken
and q victim has been fsuud IN the aouse-
hold ~ Slr Hurh Allan. It is said taat
tke lrst ease VS. introduced IN Montreal
Erom Chicago. One ease occurrsd IN tbis
citv and smother n Syracuse. y T.. At
shuuf she sarae time and both ara ssid to
hsee been conveyed by siespiaVcars frum
Chicsgo. + II probable THAI the first
ease IN Montreal vas Introduced IH a
sinsilaz manner ami st ahout the same
hnse. Bat Grand Rapids and Syracuse
were promrt iD ssiopting vigerons meas-
ares a. throttle the disease before 4 had
gained f,osbsid Montreal neglected
4, ~ tins and = nov paving the penalty
Teronts appears A. have barnet nothing
from Monfreafs experenee. Z repcrts are
trne. ard serieus eutbreak 1f The Dis
aase mar - axueets.si fhere. TIE l}faHi
Trssnk rpasi IS o,ustssnfly bringing paseer-
gers and .r>,sis frcsn Nontreai sna Tesuu-
- IA this iireetnn. tnsv Alzer hsz nct
hpressra. 1,pen -, prrmet ~ eaiiina arou
! J. fesfsral zuVernmeaf - teke nseasssres
+ present s',e intresinesion q sbe siisease
infa this state.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25

The Caroline Islands over which the
present difficulty between SPAN and Ger
mrny has arisen. in consequence OF BIS
marck's clam over them. are situated IN
the Pacific Ocean. southeast of China.
and north % New Guinea. They are
scattered over an expanss Of some 100
miles from north and south and 2,OcO or
1850 from east 81 west. They are divid-
ed into three groups, Western. Central
and Eastern. The Western group has 3
total area os $40 square miles, and pop
nlation- rapidly decreasing It = said noT
estimated at 10000. The Central Caro-
lines comprise some t)0 or 500 islands all
bat four ~ which are SO small that their
total area is but % square miles. The
total area Of ali Is 360 square miles. The
population is estimated 1t 5000 The
Eastern Csrolinss have a population pre-
sumed to number 10000. The Caro-
hines were discovered by spanish naviga-
tors and received their name Ia honor Of
Charles II of SPAN. The soil IL xener-
ally fertile. and oranges. bananas. sugar
cane. etc. are raissd It may be added.
IN tsse interests of female suffrage. that IN
the Western Caroimes. where tbe gov
eminent II composed of a collection of a
sort % cooperative republics. the women
are said b. possess Is considerable share
Of political niiuence.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25

NEw YORK Aug. 2-MoDey closed easy At Ia
a. per cent. Exchange closed hrm, posted rates
81 s4sa04 IS for - days s. Saut 81 demand,
actual rste-. 81 s5aa9t Stss for 80 Gays. 81 s6a
ca .o,a for demand
Governments closed hrIn; currency 81 iB
bid a.. coupon. l22k bid. AIS do ll3 bld.
Pacific kailroad bonds closed follows:
Union nrsts. il5oiI3it; land grants i07a bid,
sinking funds. l2iia bid; Gentrals, llSa IlSn.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25

Tvs Chicago CarssAt, lt Is announe'a'
1ill bs published no longer. IL vas .
publi alton of eonsiisrabIe merit sue
cess a. a literary venture, 0ut liiilfe'
"A aoosars. a. a financial venture. he
good often de young.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25

Taz ugly barbed wire used Tor fenees'
an xhieh - many animals have had their
assh laesrate,l, i developing another
danger. that u conducting lightning
With fafai effect. Five horses were Killed
a.a, syracuse. \. T.. on Friday night, 10
sh.a xay. while standing near one Of these
s.ncea
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25
Michigan Central.
tanlKD aArn,s DnIsIoS.

~.ieeIit.f tHff hlitliittir
Pacific tRpreef DAILY. Balance ifi.ift of34
sxceTs SundAse.
Tie Detfoit ETIre~s iesslug a. g = a. a. fs-ss-b
ing that city ~ u ~ e. ~ New lpfh luaa a M
And Boston 3 ~ b. us. us1i dag,
Through ticka.f f,H all poiuif and sleeIiina osss
bertils MA, h. laracurea 81 lniun hokei tfhoe
corner Monraa AMI tiisswb fireistt. en0 al luisa
Depot.
IT. SCHULTZ 1en1 hrf ~ MsErbelSt
Ono. W. MgEHoe. 1cke' Agent. 'ia-
!. n HhWklks. Itokei AgeEl Depfa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25
Chicaeo q Wesi Nlchigan.

All trains arrive ans depafi from Union i5ei'0i
NElhAf
Mail for Toleig and if4cneo = slt 10
fast fxpfses f0f tiirago. n - q il
txprt-s fof hHsAegul ...... ..--. ffitt d pa
Evening Egpn.es fuf Chicago ......' iHtN fin
Exprssss FOR lie isuffids snd Baldwin = tttsa ~
Mai for gsig Hands and B.ldvlu no q Iu
ARRIVE.
Might frprsss from Chicago .-.--.- tii a.
E1prtsss from Mufk ssou ~ 20 pa
Mai from Chicago aud NueisFon -... r 4 p a. M
frprssr from Ioiaio h,ii D. in
faf' t1prtss from lhlraFu nra hut va . tn
t1pr@-f from isic hupidf aud itai1N n fll it . pa
Mail from fiF kaplds an1 Baldwin .. y t4f g. fo
sDails. fDsiiy eSocpt SUNDAY.
Ihfpuet Cnachss In litotrn and 3nif-io 90
sI5 a m. train.
Tsro1eh fs.rior car o. Chicago ol 800 D. m.
train. No extra charge fuf eoi.e.
IhrauFh Pullman fieepiHg cff and cssech Tor
fhicfeo un i04o B.. m. frHin
tloee connecfions usjc 81 Baldwin e. Lod
ingtou aud Manisf.e.
Union TIckef pfIra 81 Moufae stfcet.
y 81 MItddkEh. seu Nafa',gef.
J. n. CARPENTER oer 3 rass Aerut
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25

OBFICE or h. v. TAILOR. Po~ers's Block.
GRAND RAPIDS. Aug "a. ios5-
Gables we're dall and heavy. Chicago receipts
we're ls0o0 hogs. Grain receipts not reported
The feeling Vas very weak on grain all day. and
prices close about ic only above the lowest on
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25

Hn MAsasr4 ths sultan of TURKEY
sVidanfiy dsssn't kn0E what Jolly tel
ox Sunset Cox is othsrsise DO nssef
xsali have sent his Minister of Finance
asound 20 postpone his sadienes ~itA
oar Minister.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25

OFrrrx EoARn 90 roEnE AVS FrRE cows
tTrand Esnnfs. Aur a iS-5
-aslef proposals rtii - received sf fhis nfiire
fsr -esi- -4nfhrseite sns Rif-7nsinaus- Pr the
aueufnV Fs.s- tfe cnai ~ - 3eiiveras AZ me
srai engine rnress sur AZ pcifre eeot3uartsTs AZ
srrh fir1ee snd II =ish .l1entifia< ne kosrf
mas nee4 tna Esarfi ra@arFsa fhe prfri lazs -
screpfirx ~ rejecting arg snd az hsi>
q n " RETNoFns
Secretary.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25

Toiad0 with sl rsiirnads diVerglne jeeumeet
with L. +. a ~ 81 honof VifiI T. .. q ~. -,
LsnfinR Division aud Air iane n q. Marshall
With NJ q ~ a Eaffie lr.sk vifi .hiossr
Grand Trunk snd " g. n h Nonieifi &, X A
l. kliapAn vifh g. aW NJ snG Ii ~ ANS
F 81 NusH f4ru Fssf. Af1
EanFfI " isFFs Apniif
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25
OF COMMISSIONERS ON CLAIMS

kIUIIIt + OF COMMISSIONERS On CLAIMS
~ state ~ Michigan. C0unfy OF Kent. So: Pro
bate Court f,r said county.
Estate ~ Francis y. Gilbert deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon. j sdge of Probate ~ ssid county COmmis-
sioners on iaims an the matter 81 said estate
and six months from the lffi day ~ June. A. D.
is-s having been allowed by sail Judge Z Pro-
hsfe - All persons having claims against said 80
tate. in which 70 present their claims 10 u for
animation and adjustment
Notice j. hereby gwen that will weet on
saturday. the i5rh dag 0f August A. d. fss5. and
on saturday. fhe sth day of December. A. D.
iss5 AZ Ten o'clock of each day. AZ he Office
~ Juiius Houseman. in Houseuan building in
the city # tiTsnd Rapids. IN said county. to -
cairn and examine snch claims.
Dated July ~ A. u is7s.
IuLrUs HOUsEMAN
LEHrEI ID. PUTNAM
N lnrr N lsslnnars.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25

The trssin lsunsiIk e. i. ml. cniileea at ihf
Pigeon ~jth Atlantic E1preef on Main taue,
which hhf Palace DraNine h,stin Sie-siiis
Coaches fran Cilo.go 90 New Aork ena bssa''in
without change
Pigeon ftfisifie ofle hear fuf ciulcfl ~ifh elie
New York FSlsrees on Main lame.
IhroDgh ticketr aud beriuf in fieepiuy gaot
t,.sl i,s secured Al niun tlckss Dfis. b AoslFu
Street and Depot.
All trains viii Iun bg afh meridian tlue. stiot
~ 81 minutes flovts fiihn Nelrnlf uule.
j. ". MohfANtl. tran Asf.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25

flleiia, bNn0e5t eAsei'iF<i. ~iitAit.
Ea.searlsfafS GAkile tif - a. txllfese maze
Close Oeaal ilullr e. t+.ee tr l-.listiAt Aiii a.
Dsirsit for New York arF4ginf fiere al ~ - a u1
the fol- wing moruins
Night fkFf,sas has isssi nirslins - fi,if,,it u
fraud lla}ids.
THIS Il fi,e snls hhs rnuDins lAuited tKprsHs
lssslnE hsft 81 sla a. IA. VIII hit-at'int TAI a.
DsF.8t MAJ iaF 6llsci rsanectians fsI al ilsiiutf
k4si, arriving - AsN York D. IA. tise foii"slns
efauiuE.
ps.fior eIs oE mai tralns boit e-.si ana Nset
The train lssslne e. lot. 8. a. vii lii,.ke difos1
oouneolion Slfl Mii~AGkee stessafs dai >. otea'4a
kuDday
Thrsl.rt tacLass sa5urea 81 ID. g. A. N. oitios
nUl...i 4 il,sas islock and al the dopia.
D POTTER Cats Pass Agent
GRO Il KEfNE qrs.ffic Manager Chicago.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25

The Valley City Shoe Store will be open
for business at their new store, lO2 Monroe
street, Tracy block. on Saturday next.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25

narfrR 2oAsn FcErrR sxn FraR Co.'s
f-rarif harisis Ana 81 feeE.
Seated 1r-frfsesie vf Isrs --rrirsf erss fffre
.rr 81 - rraa - hssf sssal rr ~ -frsscfhg
rsy ss - te1varat st ike fefarsI rxi7e rfs0
lr af rtIss hi.ssirlsf-ars st s-rf riss-e- sff IL
e'ser 11erf3f,s~ fra Hssarf raRT atecf fars-
.r-f ~ sofrlef res Fsar.
b MriieVwafne
a-efrefsfv
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25

=. IL you need a brush and comb or any to-
let article. Peck's Drug Store offers fine as
sortmeut 20 select from.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25

Buy your buggies and save 70 per cent. of
A. X. Antisdel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25

We cannot surprise some people by the
low prices We are offering goods, FOR IN
stance We had a lot Of Ladies Black JeF-
ses Waists We closed out at 25c each. aud
now every lay We have inquiries II Ne
have any at l5c each.
SfkIs6 & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25

Try the six-meal ticket at the Windsor
Dining Hall. ia Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25

The extension of our store, making II
the largest IN the State. will enable US
soon as completed to open up one Of the
most extensive assortments OF cloaks ever
shown the people of this city. We will
be enabled on account of placing our
orders early last February and March,
when all these goods were frightfully de-
pressed in price to sell cloaks at about
half the price Of last year.
SPRING 4 CoMHASY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25

In order 10 give the readers al idea as to
what is expected of US We copy verbatim an
order We received on Saturday by a firm
who deal in goods not over 25 miles from
this city, it reads as follows:
Spring & Company, Gents-Please send
me % yards black and white summer silk,
good as you can for me To sell for 25c.
Send it on the evening mail, it Is for
special thing. If you can't get it on the
evening mail, do your best. Send bill with
goods. Yours truly,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25

Ia770IFsT7T - T-F7--7-E VIII III
Ttsse ylstifsr ff rfsfssrlIf ns..a afif rfiisifa
tarFnFprf sra Hffifnr Nr,Iirfi. fi4e - 49,
erlff sf fiie ee7efft iIa.f fi.if n rssei
rFsc futsffr efpfitt rrf afefsf-f p feifa -
fsarfe E|fslr ff.f - r.asfffe ffI'e iffe pHf
tlsssifnsf Tnafterf rFf ~ fressf ra Pflfs. 30
gfFa< feesf ~ iis r.efiiun frNfff 81 v.iFfIfR -
n.f' a. ssr ffairs rnf.iaf t-sf.lifF nrf r.etlag
frfrs 3 n rn fa 81 = r. ~ 81 h.rfI frrsft
~ dafinr rfet ~ rfrf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-25

THE Detroit Free Press has great
pain under the vest all because the proper
place bas been selected for the Soldiers
Home. II undertakes 10 discuss the dif-
fsrsnt sites available here and IN doing
30 not only displays It's usual Ignorance,
OF everything about Grand Rapids, but
relieves its sour stomach BY emitting a
bateh oa venOmoas talsehoods. Ii
says. for instance, that the Ball
site on the vest side is low, poorly
Drained and not valuable land In ad-
dition to the points named 1t may De SAID
that not one of the sites offered by
Grand Rapids presents any opportunity
for ARCHITECTURAL display, and they are all
from three 10 four miles from the busl-
ness center Il the city" The Free Press
should apply strong mustard plaster
and get relief a. quickly a. possible
from these cramps