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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-04-09

= Hon. Josh Royal, Of the dominion parliament
will interview Riel and try and persuade him
to cease his mad career. - + AZ IA
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-04-09
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She was very thankful Wien tli5 y opsrs ended
For all that on the homeward drive she wished
herself back in the hall Sltssewasas0 hard
to :. meet Toms lover, likssssgazs with in:
difference to saehoo herl Warm wayward
heart against his endsrness 6, B 40 precious but
yestsrdayt stAts first she sssfrovss Sbravely to
maintain her former syivacity but her liveliest
salies fell unheed ed 4: The slogan was in the
air. Daisy, knew Tom had some thing particu-
lar to r., a tha matter 50 had
lresolntely ;she waited in lilenoe pa.
aDaiyy, I've been thinking - % {s
Dangerous symp toms, X my young friend;
letthe doctor prescribe = = u. 81 IS
IN gong back to the medical school next
$50 soonYa in tone Of cool ssI regret I. S
aAnd I want to ask you, Daisy-" slt{&d
| Tive only to ask, and the little lady mine,
prompted taunting memory, kindling in Daisy'a
eyes dangerous fire. ~ y ID :. 4. AZ H
Notwithstanding his yaunted assurance,
Tom hesitated over The vital question, fidget..
started of ct a canter. Having soothed the
animals s ~ feelings, ToH afresh.
''Wsll, Nj. Raymondpn
:, s &, q Ish pretty = name as
vou en ishs I5tSS fssB ssn name Daisy 1vish
.You'ro TOO generous Tom. I'm not strong
minded nj woman. Shouldn't want 70 be called
MI: Raymond NJ ri LIZ IL. <;i5
Don't tease Daisy = lou know what / mean.
TmJust dying to makseyou'*Ars.: Raymond,
my beloved little wife" gzSs s, 81 G3' !. =
IT should have to die il you did, Tom Be
loved little wives' are always under tomb
etonesn i;ttlgs Z ~: s4i 4
edo be serious, Daisy You must know I've
been in love with you from the first day / saw
you.n : n BE
cab : thought Daisy with curling lip. t.if ]
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

~. pas.l 1Lobs Il 8 tLoa<kf tnal tLs
asxt In,Ea1 onEbreak wih be u tbs Tam
mani rasery ztz0n-
Iostan Esc0r,f. Higgins : developing
frt1a = psugis qgon the Lac Il TIE Al
rl.ilistratioa iusss = larze AAd boghsrs0n4s
bOI There are lntiElati0ns thai Tie
mIfs = a-sharpenlng tor hlna.
Phlls.leli hia Pres Brother Hen
tricks Las FstarnsI u " as1lnetOn. pflt
A= assures a reporter that DIS tist Lac
no pohEica' sIxnIncalee Ae DsilSse M
Hendricks Las the correct view OF The
sitgaEion.
yicksburx POST NJ Meade has az
much right a. hold Office ar either Mr.
Barks,iale, Secretary Lamar or Presl-
dent Cleveland II Neades title - not
clear. the title n the others - affected g
some extent, also.
Pbiladsiphia Times. Tie American
people wiil ihls year be able a eat their
Gwn Nhsaf crop, bat despOnaleccy nsesID I
snsue GA tins account There are ses-
efal other nations who -0aid 30 glad II
they had a wheat crop "a eat.
Philadelphia Pres judge Lambert
Tres. the nsW Amerlean Minister 10 Bel
gum, u worth a round cosibo,so. II -
lnriInated that II be likes the country he
Sin Try u bay Il, with a view 10 moving
over on the lake front al Chicago and
converting It into beer garden
Detroit Post. JerfersoDian simplicity is
illustrated BY Minister Phelps at the
court u 81 James. He keeps nine house
servants, his wise wears the finest dresses
and IeWelry ia London, and has friends
expect him to squander his small fortune
of $1,000 ia about three years b. dong
whatever anybody else does.
Chicago Inter Ocean- DR.. Leonard
the Prohibition candidate for Governor
II Ohio, does not seem able to dehyeI
the Methodist Church over 10 81 John
u Kansas. his own church at Spring
held has so members, and not more thar
twenty viii vote for hIm. and among the
twelve officers IL the church all but ons
have declared IN favor of Foraker.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
SECRETARY wHlTNeYs HOME
The Secretary of the >ssy'- New York
Rssidence-fxquisite Apartments.

The ~ecretsfy Of the Sayy'- New York
Resideace-Exquisite Apartments
New York Cor. Indianapolis Journal.
Mr. Whitney's house stands at Fifty.
seventh street and Firth avenue, facing
the Norman chateau OF Cornelius Wander
bit, Which Is on the northwest corner. II
: a solid and effec I've trick building OF
large size adorned with bands and mold
ngs OF brown stone. and in many cases IL
richly carved ia scrolls, arabesques and
flowers. On the Fifth avenue side there
are great projecting window. pointed
tile-rOoied pavilion aud the curved glass
top lof a second story hOt-house, full of
plants On the other side, the elaborate
portal Is fanked by tall, round tower,
with a peaked spire ike those OF the Clio
quet Castle in the champagne country;
and beyond that again, therei stretches
the brick wall OF an enclosed yard, en-
tered BY an arched door OF heavy paneled
wood, ike donjon gate. The windows
are mysterious with stained glass and
are surrounded by thick vines OF japanese
ivy.
Between the house and the Sidewalk K the
ground IS sunk. suggesting a castle moat,
and here and there IS a velvet turf decor
atsd with beds OF pansies and towering
shrubs, around which Wild bees aud but
terfii IS gather. Altogether a very desir-
atle place In which 20 hide a President,
though a Or de too feudal for Democratic
tastes. The interior > still more sumptu :
Gus than the exterior, being fitted up in
the ball with dark wood. The stairway
hero runs up 10 gallery, on the balus-
trade of which beautiful stuifs are hung.
The dining room walls are covered with
foreign embossed leather that cost SIC, 900,
and the hall room, a noble apartment in
the Louis Seize style, is enriched with
tapestries from Beauvsis. This small
palace formerly belonged 90 a wealthy
woman who left her husband and ran of
20 France with the Prince OF Talleyrand-
+ eriyord. causing grievous scandal.
She sent back orders 20 sell the place, and
10 was then bought by Mrs. Whitney by
her trother. Colonel Paine, OF Ohio, at q
cost % s700. 900.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

TrrRr r. very deciied difference of
nuion as fo Andrsw Jackson's execu-
50 policy. The New York Worh in
zts, thar be- scted on The principle that
- fhe victors belonr ths spoils while
- Philadelphia Eecprrf Is vigorously
sfendinz 'oij Hickory" from The charge.
Ne history which The Record quotes
altes Jsck=on quifea rivl service ia
,rrnar ooulparsd with Cleveland Thomas
i Benton says thaf 'of the seventeen
iplomsfic functonaues ahroed. oBly
pur three Ministers anf one Charge q
.Haires were racai'esl m the trst year -
4rksons administration. ln the ia
artments AZ Washington a maiurIty n
scnfnhsuts remained opposed to hlm
nrine hrs aIuain sfrsfiou 80 the uear-
Sosa posfra.tstars io tbs United States
rctselv fli Nere raNeoved n the time
seutionei by Mons 1e rocgnevile the
ust year ~ his administrative. snu fhey
~ sll cauees -fsr every varsity -
an-ae Far frrm universal
ernosais iur opiuiOus sake. t4en. Jack
an. ss 4 bav.s alrea.iy said. ie't she ma
o1ty ~ ais cp' onents in efiice. and "a
rpoinfed many sach whose terms hsd
Spired and Who bad approved theIu
al~re futhf1l slTears Mr Bentcn. e
~ b. zsen. has done much uriury to the
epufafior - IackssA who has been hesd
D such saiatlf remembrance ey the
)euocrsts 81 q lay ssr the very prin-
ipss@ - which neatin robs him. snd
ghieb re party IS 80 eager 90 see en-
lsrNs b. Cieveian,t
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
LOVES LABOR LOST.
building Cottage For His Bride, She
Jilts Him and He Burns IT.
Warren PA Speciall

Warren pa speoial.l
Orl0ff Jansen is a Swede in the employ
OF blacksmith at Thorn Greek. Katie
Klaer is a pretty German girl who works
IN the blacksmith's family. Jansen fell in
love with Katie and she apparently recip-
rocated his affection. John Gordon is n
strapping log chopper who works for an
exten sive lumber operator IN the same vi.
cinity. o. one of his periodical visits to
the creek be saw Katie AMI fell in love
with her also. In Aprii last Jansen asked
Katie % marry him. She said she would
II he would provide n homa % his own 70
take her q. The ardent blacks NTH pur-
chased a small lot of his employer. aud
with his own hands began TO build house
upon it. He srDse early ir the mornings
20 work on it. ard worked at noon
hour aud after quitting he regular
duties in the shop a night Katie spent
All Of her spare time watching her lover
at his labor ~ love. Week before last ne
had the house. which was small one.
ready for the niasterers, ani . hired
thsm to 10 the necessary work upon il.
When T. was al done he deedei the prol =
erty e. Kat. p. al gave her thu documents
shat proved her fifls. Thev we're 20 have
hean msrr a on Suad ~ night Sunisv
a ternoo1 biz John Goriou came 70 Thorn
Creex dr -ssd iu his best When Orlof
fsrsea cals.l % get n bride she was no.
vbers to bs fnnn
Later lev sioprnents revealed The fact
hst she BAD gone away with the q snti6
chopper aad bad married him.
fha strsn est -srs ~ tie romance .
IA she bat never seen Gorfon but three
~ = in hsr u-a when Jansen realised
sfusfi1n ae 49, frs 20 ths boase ne
is3 t.uit and. af ths roint = hfs rs a.
: -st any ona f-on psttinz out the sames.
n sau the ho,Ss vas burned % sshes ha
rs pesre AL has nos returned.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
pur TO IT'S TaumP
E~e ~ 4Aasaits Z C4rtrsssxes FsI3 60 sssstt~r
H4xe Pises ~ steel. Bat farce % ths

A~o ~ t4A441fe ~ tEtss - - - $3.50
H4<s Pisss ~ sts%s. sat fsrSs % 'hs
sork-
seraatoa Pal speciALl
The Lacza aaaa Ir0E sad Coal Con-
paay oas Cor . lossx tl.as bssa trylaz 9
devise s9a4s ~ u breAk AZ ap l9t II
six loa ehnuks 81 stssi - thzs tnss eoalt
he ssil zsa These nsigbty lnas ses of met
a. beeasss ebillsd la ths laalss frgsa u'fae
~ tisas GA accooaE oz the oatiets sett
cioxxed - thag the ~erkmen were aa-
.tls - poar rhs alol-ea steel lato IA la-
rot a4oalis Ihey bzve b.seu accgnuiss-
iax Tor seseral years, and tie com panY
las tried ia various ~ays - treas tneul,
tat ths trials have besa devoid ~ anF re-
Sat aatn no.. Es0o pound soblong
80 zhs u eel troppet oo one u ths s.x
toa bell-shapsi masses from = height u
hfty fset falsd 20 break Il or even 70
crack the surface, aat alter This
experlusent had been repeated
forty or hfty times IL was abandoned.
Then one of the worxmen suggested that
powder te - q as an explosive g soafttr
tie chunks 30 hole an inch aud quar-
ter n diameter Was drilled into the center
Il one OF the chunks Tor distance Of
-ightesn inches L. Wss 6lled with pow
der and a steel plag with a DTiming hole
a it was screwed INTO the orines. When
the pow ter Wa iguit 4 b. slo~ match,
the wor kmen, who bad retired 10 safe
distance, expected 70 hear "a terrific eN-
pi0sioa. The powder had no more eff fect
on the mass tban - much water would
have had.
A man who was used 90 handl IA 2 dyna-
mite was "a "a asked u try his skill on one
of the chunks. The steel Plug was un-
screwed and a dynam.ts cartridge five
inches long was placed ia the hole. 1hen
the plug was screwed in again aud
the dynamite was exploded. All
that the dynamite did was TO blow the
plug out The next thing was 10 place
two dynamite cartridges in the hole and
% tanp them ,wn with sand. When
they were exploded the force all went out
1 OF the hole in the wake Of the sand. The
/ dvnamiter sad that he would keep on
adding one cartridge at each trial until
the hole wouldn't hold any more and he
/ put in three cartridges the third time and
/ tamped them down with sand. The ex-
/ plasion was heard in every part Of the
c ". The three cartridges had cracked
/ the six ton mass into a number Of pieces
small enough TO be- melted. One piece
which weighed 100 pounds was thrown
| more than a hundred feet. Over thirty
/ chunks of the same size " II be sim arly
treated during the summer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

NOTICE OF CONN fsSfONFRs ON CLAIMS
~ -fnia 20 Michigan trnnfy - Kent - Pm
hats .urr ftr zaif rssuntg
fsfara - Franptz r. tff iaarf f.raazp<f
Ira rnsfarsirnrsi havfna hten aEuc1nfpn hy re
H-sa lnfrn ~ frshsfsuf aasr ~ountv Gown -
-ffuara iaif-s w ne rfarfsT - sait estate
saf six months rrrl re ~ isF - Inna A. T.
fs-s aafi8s reen slleurerf - salf InfiTe 2 Pro
afe fo til oeFasns ssTiug riai1n= sgeiuef saiff
rsaa 'n whirh - sru~anf tsair -'sirr4 fcr
srninaftvn s1S - 5rsfrnenf
Nrftf-a + rsareifg x7ren fhsf - viii rrp-ef an
ssfnr A. fiia 18th has - Anv-gsf A r. l'ssz ard
70 -sfurisr 80 ~ isy ~ n-e-err aer a. u
t-SE ~ sen > eIocs e. ~ - sarh 1av ~ - ri'i-e
- fsiirf- Hrffa-rfar. fr Hsrsensan hutlfinR in
the -ifs ~ srsud 1spifa. in satd crnnfv o. "a
.-aira anf Fxs1rf no arIrh rttire.
nnfr3 Inir ia A. 81 lis7s
FrrTr-s Hef-sR1ty
LEaTEE - FrrNss.
lffrsr issforaf-@.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

PRoMPT and vigorous justice IN deal
VITA brutes Who assault girls. Is prop
bat there Is uo warrant Tor such angry
ngeancs az showed Itself IN Maryla
Sunday IN the iyuchng of the negro
-opsr. who bad been sentenced 70 De
nZsd on ths 3ist INST. Such lawless-
~ should be promptly put down. The
{ shat the negroes we're trying 70 Sc
~ a new trial was uoexcuse. Hat the
lam bsen an aristocratlc white man
10 bad ruined poor white glri, oe
mid never have been indicted. and
iuld doubtless have been recommended
post Office
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

Gaw. HrxRq A. BARxrN. % New York,
presses Tho utmost confidence in the
ccces % the Republican party N New
Drk At the coming election and Ctsn.
srnam is n Euod position %
iox what he Is talking about He Ia
~ pn early convention. and says The
satisfaction among the Democracy
ronzhout The State ls so great that We
ly nes.l to make an early and an agxres-
80 campaign m r,ier 81 make The State
rtain not only FOR Governor. but for
resident" "ft isuow. he adds. -only
aaestiou ~ majority
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

Tie train lsBsina Ai J.. a.. coDnectt al lite
Pigeon with Atlantic lFprsse uL htin lane
which has Palace Drawing hpum nleelins
Coaches from Chicago t. New lurk aua test0r
without change
The train leaving hf 81 q. "a. cunnecfs t.f Nj
Pigeon igislua one huur fuI sIIineTl Viii fpe
New York Expfs~s on Main Lane.
through tiallrts and l.eftffs iu rieeliuf palaf
c,su f,e secured af Union Ticket Ntiios 3. mnnH.
Slrssst. and Depot
All trsins viii run hs sth meridian fine ~rilich
ls ~ minutes slower than Defruii ume.
j. " MCkEAhhl cen At
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
a THIGF'S RUSE.
How an Adventures Imposed Upon a Po-
lice Magistrate.
N. Y. Cor. Buffalo Express

lice Magistrate.
N \. Cor Buffalo Express
Well, il is undeniable that women are
mighty deceptive. They had an adven
turess in the TOmhs. She had robbed
man of his pocketbook. Her lawyer told
her OF his fear that her record as a rrofes-
sionai thief would be produced in court by
the police, in which case il would go hard
with her. although the direct evidence
against her in the present case was slight,
che loser Of the money having been so be-
logged by intoxicatou at the time OF the
robbery that he could remember nothing
distinctly. The thief took the hint. She
sent away the fashionable clothes in
which she had been arrested, and put on
the che p aud plain costume of a working
girl She knew the habit of magistrates
IN New York. beginning with the
once famous Justice Joe DOwling, of
look ng at the hands OF prs oners for
marks OF honest toll by which they might
profess to get living. SO she obtained
some fresh leaves Of tobacco. stained her
soft, white hands with the juice, and alsJ
impaired to her clothes the aroma OF the
weed.
'This gentleman is mistaken, "she whim.
persd when arragned; 81 am an honest,
hard working girl"
"Come up here" commanded Justice
Duffy. severely. SHOW me vour hands. -
She obeyed, with manner OF being as
tonished by the proceeding. Her yellowed
hands We're reluctantly extended across
the desk. The scent Of tobacco arose.
Il work every day rolling cigars" she
persisted.
Prisoner discharged" was the decis-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

LeykLAND vas oVsrrun D. "iess
which neither individual effort nor
e interference couid control says
sehangs. one accustomed % real
he F'rss Press specials from Wash
N may suspeet that this ls one u
: bat il Is not.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

sxchaIge remarks tnat Ia us 1e~'
"a tls s,tbar raseals out u las prob
e@caoea Secretary Manning . no-
thaf Higgins Is suu there. The
lls sitn Naming s be- doesn't Eno"
cal Nhsn bee sees one.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

rso nrsffireff.n MefAllfe nre~p 4 affer 49,
s,r-rs3-4 fas sytsf .fsiti sf ffp Nsrf ffriesus
1sisss, .sser 81 lsfa~ zysfa~.a Is srirfrffs- tha-
s,-sf.-s -. arsi = rIsl srzrf : sfz - assv tnf
r..rfanf -4ff-s .4--ua4 MI ~ fF7 Hrr-aa sf--~f
h.rfa-- pi.aek pr<.s~ - @aif re arn~s v sue
ffsss.safs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

llta m trefa Al.l ai.a.lr i,is ll-citl1i,il
ca ~ az ias.lu lee "A o.sirua sioeisl fof ~
tlnuat4
49, Ia Train arrives giio.....i kla haiaalaz.ss
And tne Al h at tt1 l..Ea. Ald flssks2 ei..ee
i.aisslau 81 fsart -, ~Ili- lallas1 ssllia Lane
ttaf Nr0 ora all1 ts4sfsEE 8asitts.
A.zl "a fs.Ir c..uas...ls elia Al e. "a h. a.
hslan.s1sso 1oI Battle sek Jacksel leslf,,li alaa
s.usdlan Iseilts errsting Deirpii n4a ii-ni-
Israsst rckrl4 ald fall ltliafn.-iip ipA as.ii -
b.5 Is. - lline as.al Rllnauisf IiCkea Assui at
A.spg.i of an Il IA Nlllls-an. Cist. it.ksi Ass,ai
81 Nour,~ s,4ss.,f II l.. IAtl Nv oAN.
tsssil 3 l.ss ana J 81 Al
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
Grand Rapids Clean Towel Supply Co

We will furnish and put up Towel
rack in any office or store, free of charge,
and keep them supplied with clean towel
ing at the following prices:
Two Towels per day, Sunday excepted,
per month $3.50.
One Towel every day, Sundays except
ell, per month, Sl.50.
One Towel every second day, Sundays
excepted, per month S1.W.
One lowell every third day, Sundays
excepted. per month, 75c.
For those who wish TO patronize us,
we will have our boys put up clean roller
towels every day, every second day or
semi-weekly, as you may direct. All
Towels are furnished by us and are of
superior quality.
ANY business man will at once see the
convenienc and cheapne SIS of this Sys-
tenn. Address all orders to GRAND
RAPIDS CLEAN TOWELL SUPPLY
CO., "a South Division street.
A. OTTE, Manager.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
Michigan Central.
fGEAND nArnDs DIvIsIoN. }

Dtlarf. Arrive.
D.sroif fy esn am pacinc FG.s fsf am
Day EHpress i1sa pn Mali .... ...-.. 8 a. Isnl
Atlantic ~ 49, Im Nag Freight 2 It I,m
Wa, Freixht tag ana q llapidf ~ 1850 l,u
sSleegine carr attached.
Pacific Express DAILY. Balance trains dhill
ercsIt sunday
The Detroit E1Yrese leaving ai $50 q. a.. res.ch
ing thn- city al III - a. n.- New luft lu4t q. m
and Boeton ~ D. ut1t q
Through tickrff fof al po-fs and seeIlne cai
berths may be rroCurssi 81 A. ulon Iachai efhoe
corner Monrsse and OttaVs ~iftssia and 81 1 nior
Depot.
1T SCHULTZ Sen Agf-. 81 monFuels'
tfEO W MTNeOR Ticket Agent. tily.
Is HhWKIRs IsCkei Agent DeIsd
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
FAST TIME EAST
Grand Rapids and indiana Railroad,
AND PENNSYLVANIA LINES.

Taking effect Monday, April Is, 1885, rev
ids, via g. r. l. X. r.. 23O p. m. daily ex-
cept Sunday. connecting at Fort Wayne with
Pennsylvania Co.'S special fast express, with
through Pullman sleeping cars attached, arriving
in Pittsburg at $50 a. m, Baltimore 645 y. NJ,
Washington y. m. Philadelphia $50 y. m.
New York. $40 p. m.
But one night on the road and only one change
Of cars. which is made in Union Depot, Fort
Wayne, at y. N,
This route and train offers tho rare opportunity
Of viewing grand scenery Of the Allegheny
mountains az the ride over the Pennsylvania
Central railroad from Pittsburg is made entirely
by daylight Rates ss low via other routes.
For tickets. sleeping car accommodation and
full information call upon A. Almqulst Ticket
Agent, Union Depot Grand Rapids; Geo w
MunsOn, Union Ticket Agent, Grand Rapids. OF
address c. l.. LOCKWOOD,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent
Grand Rapids. Mich.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

:. AILEs a. IauRaAs says he has
tfle niinence WITH ths present al
traflon. bat this . explained Oy tn1
haf Lee Was att la tile Confederate
and sIls usFeT in jail
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

ar7aFa1
vth the
tls-ouzhly 5nBed ogvsu i
fv rafh fh ~ ALL
eeso- vesro NJ aror - of "a
Yon 4
4 perfectly = placed
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

fieAil4, Nauliatt cAtrtttaA -Atati
Passengers ls.kine tlle ~ a. ni. t1IIs<e aitks
close connections at bs,sern foi iasaiiis s.fo Al
Dstroit fof New ora arflFlns there "a AZ 81 a. "a
the following uiurllLf.
Ni.sfi ts,ress l.s.s local SieeIns e. ilsigsii "a
Orand ka4lds.
iselying hent ht 81 D. viii Hlsselilt ~ -
Dslroif making diTe,i connssafioiit ifh aii iAnn~
ksast arriving New lofk b. nl. tiie fuii"e iiAs
evening.
parior ars 0n mail trains boih esasi aiid ~ssat,
Tie train isssylne 81 dst D. u ~ili make dife't
counection wltl MI ilSaukes etonlert dhli3. osocIa
Sunday.
Thr5ussh ticket. secured ai ~. a.. n a n. ufhoe
Sweet e hois.l block and 81 tse depot
d. POTTER t1il ftHs. AEoDt
GEO h ilf.gA T. Traffic MRutseI chicago.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
Chicaeo q West Michigan.

AL trains arrive and depart from Union Depot
DEPART
Mail for Toledo and Ihic,1su SIS q m
faei EJpr ~ FOR Chicago flsh B. m
Express for NueksIoU ..- ....... ffI' B. m
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

Victims Of youthful indiscretions. suffer
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fdence. impaired memory. and kindred
symptoms. should send 10 cents in stamps
for large illustrated treatise, giving means of
certain cure. with numerous testimonials.
Address. Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso-
ciation. ee2 Main street. Buffalo. y. y.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

Trusses large stock and the most sp-
proved kinds. AZ Peck's Drug Store.