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National Republican., 1885-06-30
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings of Day in
and About the City.

Inc snaiier happenings OF Day IN
and About the City.
Nationals vs.. Trentons to-day, at 1880.
e,loori,o so,o soorsro,,ors rtsor,or 7,,d n
N'0"'iib 'oi0 no0ieu0NVt'' AiSoi""u' '''"u IL
Owners of dogs have been notified that
license for the same becomes due July 1.
Co., f,.,,, .r A.. ,.,a.,, ..,,..,. a.. ,...
granted leave of absence for two months.
nr II Jo,,nso, ,,o. .o.,,.,,oa ,,t. ,,.-t,t.,,
m ~ I ~, ~ & nus ~ Iestseu ,s nis pu1..oh
10 pn' 'sioia.' W 'io poor vi '"o iiin.n uis'r'o''
Samuel Chew, alias Mack colored, was given
two months in Jail yesterday by Judge Smell
for biting Officer Brlccs thumb.
George Smith, known as the "Poll Parrot "
man, was given two months in Jail yesterday
for stealing s5 from Edward Chase.
Tboodoro w pro,,, ,,oro tor,,t,or,, ,,,,,,,,,
horn o poo 90, Ua,,, "Vre "a y suoMh M
tho ocn iroa.,,r, "uu ,nr,, ~ a
Ma T., nas Siu'V'
Tbieves o,,onn,od to hroos into ,ro ro.,.
dence of Mrs. Baird, No. 1903 street north.
west, at 2:30 O'Clock yesterday morning, but
were frightened of by Mrs. Balrd's cries for the
police.
Tho roiio,,i,,,, ,-o.o a,ot ,,o.,o.s... r.. 81.
iaitnS, th nnis @ mosV h @ sS W VIZ W.
oiivay W,liinr "ms no;,n yoit 80 hv,,s
Joscph Tbomas. nj cniorcd coch s5. Rohnst brd
smith and yinrrsan M rscoS an ocp wi NoOe''
ponso, rtrr,r,,ro,.s oo,o.o, ,r,,uo ,,.,t,,,,.
nj thc nniii,,,ro nys5 M 49,, ~ mui.,mb
terdav 6or M c,c,,rsio,, tsoiN ~ snr, ha SSi
yight foot crnshod n,aar thn on,i,n u'u ,ti
liz vnS tato,, ~ hi 49,, o o., N , &
'Vi'N''''
The following are the bidders for furnishing
Ice TO the Navy Department; Independent lee
Co., 25 cents per 100 pounds Rich 4 Co., 80
National Republican., 1885-06-30
Headquarters" for White Suits,

Headquarters" for White Suits.
We desire to call special
attention to our superb stock
of White Ready-made Suits,
comprising new and choice
styles.
Considering the most ex-
cellent manner in which these
suits are made, the quality Of
the materials used, and the
very low prices at which they
are offered, we do not think
it advantageous to our custo-
mers to make up or pay the
dressmaker for making Il EN-
up from the white goods ma
terials.
National Republican., 1885-06-30
CLOSING-OUT SALES
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT..
ALL GOODS AT COST!

WE ARE "cloing OUT in every department at
WE MUST, because stock very large.
WE MUST you will be leaving the ehore
then sell any price,
WE MUST, because W carry goods.
WE CAM because had good trade this and have
made money, WE CAN afford to sell for time at cost
WE WILL, abbreviated list below will show.
National Republican., 1885-06-30
Turn out aud see Nationals win to-day.


Tomorrow morning at IL o'clock Commis.
sioner West, in accordance with the instructions
of the board, viii enter upon the investigation
of the charges preferred by School Trustee
William Birney against School Trustee b. q.
Lovejoy, The inquiry will be public and as
thorough as 1t Is possible 10 make 1t, the inten-
tion of the commissioner being to silt the mat
ter to the bottom. The investigation will take
place at the franklin school building
National Republican., 1885-06-30
Clearing sale $40 suits. Elseman Bros, : &
Remember the ball game to-day, 4;ao.
Fuel for the Naval Hospital.

naval hospital for the next fiscal year were
opened yesterday, as follows: q, Williams &
Son, white ash egg coal, per ton, $3.50, and
pine wood, sawed and split, per cord, si.99.
johnson Bros, coal, $3.50 wood, s.. W. G.
Wheatley. coal, si.97 wood. 81. Stephenson
x Co., coal, $40; wood, s5.25; Il. u. Cross IT,,
coal, si60 wood, IS. J. S. Killmon, coal Si,Gj;
wood, Sl.45.
National Republican., 1885-06-30

officer 4. f. Lee was recommended for dis
missal from the police force by the trial board
for neglect of duty. The commissioners, in
consequence Of his good record have ordered
in lieu of dismissal he be fined $50 and ropri.
manded that repetition of his oiiense will
lead to his dismissal.
National Republican., 1885-06-30
Clearing sale Childs suits Eiscman, and E
Connecting Underground Cables

The wires of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company are being removed from
the Treasury Department building and the
white house and connected with the under
ground system, The same company is also
laying Underground cables from Vermont
avenue and l. street 10 where they connect
with the cables already laid.
National Republican., 1885-06-30

This is beautifully bound condensation of
Worcester's large standard It contains $1,000
words, besides an immense amount of general
Information in an appendix. 1t is published at
-, but can be bought for 9S cents any day this
week at Charles Baum's book and stationery
department
National Republican., 1885-06-30
THE CHAMPION.
The Calirrapb nj the worlds Fair.

The New Orleans Exposition awarded the
"Caligraph" the highest and only medal
conferred on any type-bar machine. Any
alleged award by three individuals is un-
authorized by the Exposition, and not ofll-
cial.
"NEw ORLEANS, La, June 90.
"The Remington typewriter received no
award Gus. d. BREAUx,
"Chairman Of Exposition Awards"
W. II. PORTER, General Agent, 033 +
National Republican., 1885-06-30
clenrIng snle serge sults. EIseman Dros., a.
supplies for the District.

The following awards for District supplies
have been made by the commissioners School
books, Dulany 4 Coz hardware, Bernard
Bailey; plumbers supplies, X. Leltch & Sons
groceries, Barbour 4 Hamilton, J. Q, Ergood &
Co Bryan Bros, Vim. NJ. Gait & Co.; paints
and Varnish, w. IL. Butler,
National Republican., 1885-06-30
Ball game at Capitol Park to-day.


John T. Mason, Loudoun county, Va, re-
ports that between l and q. m. yesterday he
gave two white men on Pennsylvania avenue,
near Thirteenth street, thinking some men
were following him for the purpose of robbery
q gold watch and chain, value $50. Maria
Taylor, 500 street, reports that between tho
hours of and 10 q. IN. Sunday there was stolen
from bureau in her bedroom pocketbook
containing $50 in money. Abraham Kroon,
l123 Twcnty-ninth street, reports stolen from
the money drawer In his restaurant on the 9th
instant a Smith aud Wesson revolver.
National Republican., 1885-06-30
Clearing sale Norfolk suits, EIsoman, = and


The case of Robert A. Boyd, charged with
perjury by Samuel Strong, was yesterday, in
the police court, continued until next Thurs.
day. Strong alleges that the accused swore In
the ofiice of Justice Of the Peace o Neal that he
had paid a promissory note 70 j. A. Main,
which statement is alleged TO be false.
National Republican., 1885-06-30
Reduced Rates 10 Philadelphia During
the Military Enoampment Mt Fair
,nannt Ipa,Ir

The passenger department OF the Pennsylva-
mia railroad has arranged TO issue round trip
tickets to the Washington military organza-
tlons desiring to visit Philadelphia during the
encampment nt Fairmount park at s2.76; all TO
travel In body on one tigkct. Arrangements
have also been made TO sell round trip tickets
TO the public on this occasion at 1852. Tickets
will placed on sale June % TO July G, inclusive.
National Republican., 1885-06-30

Closing
Regular out
Prices. Prices.
SOC silk Hose, all colors, for CSC
d9c and Doc Lisle Thread Hose for {, dic
dSc Gauze Underw Vests, all sizes, for 35c
s1.9s sateen Corsets, all colors, for 81 90
oSc Cotton Underwear, all styles, for {; 78o
s1.25 Cotton Underwear, all styles, for {: $50
s2.9S Jerseys, nll sizes and styles, for 1925
Csc Bustles, all styles, for ! Doc
s1.75 silk Sun Umbrellas, for Slab
.1.0S Satin Coaching Parasols for $3.50
zoe silk Mitts, all colors, for ; CSC
a2c silk Mitts, all colors, for 4: 35c
s1,dS silk Mousquetaire Gloves for ! 1925
CSC Jewelry, all styles, for Soc
20c Rhine Stone Collar Buttons for {: 26c
d9c Expanding satchels for 4: 45c
oSc Satchels, nll styles, for Soc
20c Real Alligator Skin Purses for 23c
1Oc Fans, in all styles, for 15c
Csc TOns, in all styles, for 4, s5c
National Republican., 1885-06-30

KEEP always IN your houses bottle OF An
Rostura Dltters the world-Tenowned appetizer
of exquisite flavor, aud a bottle of Angostura
Iiaueiir, the finest sweet cordial now extanH
Boih manufactured only by Dr. ]. g. B. sieget
x sons, and for sale by James Il. McGee,
National Republican., 1885-06-30
Clearing sale $40 suits. Eiscman Bros, &E


The following marriage licenses have been
issued Humphrey Driscoll and Nora sheehy,
c. b. Hanford and Mariella T. Bear, Henry
Hall, of Baltimore, Md, and Mary E. Tyler, OF
Warronton, Va; Frank Gaines, OF Nelson
county, Va, and Addie Quonan, of New Haven,
Conn; William b. King and Edith Il. Gilbert,
Edward Dodson and Emma Williams, both of
Prince George county, Md: Louis Weiglo aud
Ada NJ. Nicholas, William /. Edwards and
Ellen Liston, Arthur l.. McInteer OF Prluce
William county Va, and Virginia a. Shack
lette, Of Stafford county, Va; John w. Magru.
der, of Boston, Mass, and Sarah Magrudcr, OF
and Emma Oden, of this city; II. 4. Topley, OF
Perry county, Pa, and Maggie J. Ballen, Of
this city.
National Republican., 1885-06-30
TRY berkeley, it Is pure.

RENovATING hair mattresses and furnishing
new ticking for $3.50, former price $3.50 at w.
b. Moses q Sons, Eleventh and L streets
National Republican., 1885-06-30
Lace Department.

To carry away with you
this summer we offer 6 yards
of Tourist Muslin Ruching
in a neat box 8 inches square,
2 yards of white, and yards
each of two styles in fancy
colored stitching, at the ex-
traordinarily low price of 2oc
per box.
NEW CoLLARs.-5O dozen ladies' 3-ply ALI
linen Collars, turnover points and neatly made
cana worth l4c only l2lbc each,
National Republican., 1885-06-30

Ready-made White India Linen Suits, consisting
of Basque, Skirt, and 0yerskirt, trimmed with
same material, only 1915 each.
Ready-made White India Linen Suits, Basque
and Skirt beautifully trimmed with hne Hamburg
edging, perfectly finished, only $500 each.
Ready-mnde White India Linen Suits, Basque
embroidery, with tucks; handsome suit; only
s12.60 each.
National Republican., 1885-06-30

J. i. LEEDOM, ESQ, sergeant-at.arms of the
House OF Representatives, says of Red Star
Cough Cure that by its purity and freedom from
opiates, 1t surplants cough mixtures which
contain narcotics or minerals
National Republican., 1885-06-30

Closing
Regular out
Prices. Prices.
12lac Warranted Al.linen HARRIS for lie
4sc Null Fichus, embroidered, for I; acc
25c Laccs in all styles, for I I 23c
25c Child's Fancy Collars for (; 10c
25c Flowers, in all styles, for F.; 1oc
SOC and dso Flowers, all styles, for {; Sic
s1.25 "All.over" Embroidery for ; oso
33c Large Bottle Florida Water for /; 200
lie Champagne Bottle Bay Rum for /; 1ic
GENTS.
1925 All.sIik Umbrellas, 20-inch, for s2.1O
SOC "Palais Royal" Dress shirts for 7Sc
o5c Half Hose all styles, for 22c
d7c ventllating undershirts for Sic
47c Puff and Knot scarfs all styles /: SOC
50c Jean Drawers, tailor.made, for 46c
National Republican., 1885-06-30

Having reftted my laundry (Which
was damaged during the late fire at
my store), I am now prepared to de-
liver at regular time all custom work,
and have concluded, as an accom-
mediation to my customers, to laun-
der Shirts, Collars, and Cuffs; all
hand work, with domestic finish.
My Shirt Manufacturing Depart
mentis managed by one of the fin
est and most experienced cutters in
this city, and can guarantee perfect
fit.
I make a specially in Dress,
Night, and Neglige Shirts, Pajamas,
Drawers. Rowing Shirts, Rowing
Jerseys, and Bicycle Goods, to order.
National Republican., 1885-06-30

Clearing sale summer clothes Eisoman. : & E.
National Republican., 1885-06-30
Handkerchief DeDartme ent.

We use more Handker-
chiefs during the summer
than any other season. We
have been particularly fortu-
nate in securing bargains in
Handkerchiefs, and as a sam
pie quote the following:
90 dozen Ladies' Plain White and oolored BOr-
elegant styles only 12lsc each. Better than those
usually sold at this price.
80 dozen Ladies' Colored Border Initial Hem
stitched Handkerchies, Ai-inch hem, only zoe
each.
National Republican., 1885-06-30

clearing sale serge suits, Elseman Bros, 7IG E
National Republican., 1885-06-30

Nationals VS., Trcntons again to-day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

phla.lelpbia Record Ar Chicago the
.sa.-..t market ratties merrll- up and
.loeu. and she Board ~ Trade brokers
are beginning to order champagne With
lancb lhsy are the true stormy petrvls
of European strife.
Buffalo Telegraph Consider these
woods ~ Dr Holland BE ~no spares
gice or Apologies ior C ll tae mgh plaeea
~ tie s0rld wrongs virtue iu every place
be- helps the 1ood a. book unto Z lenient-
ie aul thus to lower the tone of morality
within themselves he assists tile bad %
make lt respectable. and thus O. give
thea warrant and heense ln rs imitation
snd even La Is emul atom. IL behoOyes
All to reflect and see NAethef they wr9u.
virtue tlls way
Detroit Post After al the outery last
fau about turn the rascals ont, and
after NJ Hendricks stump speeches lie
clarng that there was one-thifd more
elslks in tbe government service than
were aeeded. aud that an Investigation Ol
the books would develop numerous ras
califisss. thus far the new administration
has discovered 40 rascsla 20 turn out, ne
raseahties in tbs books, nor any way L
get along with less clerks. On the con
trars. 10 IS clear that there are no rascaL
10 turn out. aud the new Democratic at
mnistration admits, by acts which speal
louder than words. that the prncIpa
Democratic campaign thunder 81 the las
several years was Ouiy partisan slande
anal malicious envy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21
HON ne MANAGED TT.
rhruy Brooklyn Man and Chicago
Millionaire.

A rhufty grookiyn Man and chicago
Millionaire.
Well how many of the people in this
metropolis are worthy only 80 FAR as 8
mere veneer makes them SOP Here Is
very interesting true story. and am
sorry % be obliged 10 omit the names
There lived IN a Brooklyn boarding
house a gentleman. his wife and their
pretty daughter He was a salesman IN
Broadway dry good, house, and his
salary was S3. 600 year He had saved
$4,000 in the course of thirty years OF
hard work Last summer the wife and
daughter went 10 Bridgehampt0n. Long
Island. for a little recreation. and there
met Young man from Chicago. who
Instantly fell completely in love with the
Young woman. Tie seemed 10 have
money. and the father was sent for to
come down and look him over. The
man Of business ascertaned IN half an
hour that the yOungster was the son OF
a rich merchant who was rated among
the millions by the commercial agencies.
Indeed. the Chicago merchant and his
wife were AZ that moment in Bridge
hampton The BrOOklyn man fOrmu-
lated a scheme and hurried TO Brook
lyn 20 put il into execution. In that city
of churches there are to let full appointed
mansions. in which are not only furni-
ture bur bedding, tableware. silver
service. china. lace curtains. piano and
library The best of them come high, 70
be sure. but they are exceedingly sump-
tuOus. and 10 live in them Is To enjoy
life a though YOU owned them. Our
Broadway salesman at $1,000 a year
hired one Of these elegantly furnished
houses for six months, paid two months
rent in advance. moved in and sent
word % his wife and daughter 70 invite
the Chicago folks home with them. The
Chicago folks accepted and came along
They found their new made Brooklyn
acQuaintances living in one OF Brooklyn ;
finest dwellings. The practiced eve of
the Chicago merchant saw that it must
require an income Of at least Sl5. 900 a
wear 20 even live in such a house more
likely it would require double that sum.
The Brooklyn man evidently was very
rich. and his daughter was doubtless
well worthy to be the wife Of his -On.
The hov pressed Ms suit. He was asked
20 come again in a few weeks and get
his answer lie did so. and was ac-
ccpted The girl could not then be
married too soon. and December was
named. Accordingly just before the
holidays there was grand wedding in
the mansion There was a big handful
Of Chicago guests who congratulated
the young man from Chicago on his
good lucS in getting so pretty 4 bride.
and one apparently with such well-to-dO
parents It was q very successful we'd
ding. and the bride IS very happy pre-
sumably in her Chicago home; but the
Brooklyn man lease Of the mansion
ran out on the 18th II this month. and
he j. now hack in the boarding house.
and still selling goods IN the Broadway
house az 5000 year. Almost all OF
the slO. go ne had saved is gone. too.
But he has married his daughter 70 the
son of q millionaire. and she has prom
ised 70 take care If him.-N. !. Core
sD0 naeuec ftirg obserrsr.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21
Mnskernn Mich

MurkekOn. MICH.
Nh. y. q. NANDEgIINDE:-Me have used youi
Magic Oil with great satisfaction. One of ouI
children was taken sick with (sO-called) dlph.
iberia. OF course We employed doctor. but the
child grew worse every day. One morning. ths
doctor called with four more of his profession
and consulted If the child would be alive in the
evening they were 10 open the chIlds throat and
cut the phlegm out. This / did not approve of
but as there no hope of the chids recovery.
consented. Finally neghbOr, Mr.. r. Wander
werp called with a bottle of your Magic Oil, and
asked If we would Use tit would cost moth
ing. We gave the child three hve drops in
ternally every hour and poultced the soles of iis
feet with onionf and bathed its throat well with
Magic Oil and when the doctor came in the even
ing he wanted 10 know what we had given
child as !; 5reathed so much easier. | told him
we used Vans Magic OIL. He said keep right on
using il a. that was better than ne could do. !
have thanked Mrs. Yanderwerp thousand time
for her kindness, and | sincerely thank you for
your valuable medicine Yours truly
MRS. 4. ID. PAIN.
Vans Magic Oil King Jf Pain is mGnnfH,-
tured by \. q. Vant terlinde. Muskegon. Mic,..
and Is sold by All dealers.
For sale al retail in Grand Rapids az the follow
ing drug stores: VI. b. himW Peck brothers. 4
Is. Escott, Ii. Il L. Thum, T.. Il. Wilson. and ".
II. Vanleuwcn, also L. A. Buys o.. Andrew
Devoe, and r. l-indenmulder. For sale AT whole
sale bt Hazeltine Perkins Go.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

ifsa Tie Iulfa.l states stall1s sees1d
slla.lz tAs Gstiaas ~ tie eaFt1, aish -
Tie ora.l1lctlen of basseiaer steel nrss
fhe English output II pig-ir % for lss-i
sss 7.54s 80 t3ns. rllst ~ tie Uuliesi
States. l5s5ysN tous, sald tlat of tief-
many. s.57z.i55 Tie English production
Il Bassen.sr s1eei e. ths san-e year -sss
& Es6Te ions ana Tie American i.5.ss.
i5 ro1-s. une lsernlan pIosiuet fof the
geas l.0t beiag gwen bat falling short "a
aallon ~ tons. Ia nlaalfactared ifon
u4ela.lns rails. the taited States crowds
E1glani ssrg elssely aud tarns out d
mlaon tous annually alone than aa1
other uaLsll.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21
j. w. EDDY

| have used Vans Magic OH for Neuralgia, and
IL has proved tO be satisfactory, as II has cu:od
me entirely: also our next door neighbor was
cured 10y il. Joehans kieft Toy Internal use for
Sore Throat combined with severe Cough and
Hoarseness; also "a man by the name Of Stoife
kwintens was cured by it Of very severe Lame
back. | can never say too much in praise of your
Magic Oil.
Grand Haven. April y, 1884.
Yours truly JACOB DKSPELDEh
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21
Read Whai Vans Magic Oh or FANS
OF Pain t-as Gore or
the Peopis

We have used Vans Magic Oil for internal and
external applications. ia of Colds Colic CU;s
Burns, Bruises, etc. and ind none better IL II.
with safety and satisfaction, and We earnestly
recommend IL To parents.
Muskegon. Sept. ~. 1884.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

We have used your Magic Oil for several years,
and would not like Ia be without IL. It Is good
family medicine viz. Burns, Bruises. Sore
Throat. Colds, etc. hence / truly recommend II u
the public. REV. l.. NANDEkNltlkS.
Patterson. " j. Feb H. 1884.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

Mha F.rTt aaa male uef hual ooE -
Chicago 4uiia1ea and taas hll- Amer
ga farseelL In tboar twelve months
slrsxrH nulahs.g reo s.l ae pa ORDER.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

g. Geil. lfalt saal recoser how Those
d.stn. ..i.s. - luctars slii alurm to eN-
pialn l0ss Sc la.1Qene,L
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21


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thoauez b. reap1se tle elolsra troll the
strssts 4.i alsss.
IT. Ost- Ofnalt shall recoser hoN thoas
d.st.n.4.s--,l loetor- slil s4airn 70 sz-
pian los .- la.9Q-nel
Mss r.rrl haa na.le 4er dual oow -
Chicago 4uila1es. and taas blls Amer
q, farses.L I about twelve moniha
tlrsweu nu1.hes reo sll ae pa order
A Fsa m0ra sufh loig nmea around
his carriage as the lrish hal at Cock ~il
aake tas Prlns II W4les siah he we're
tns Emp-ror 0f i.lssla-
ALaxAsuaogF ALMAsDHovueh and
Wl.hamoh lfailsioneogiteh appear o. oe
coming 10 a mnrld m.sundersta nsing-
ossteA saI vl probably - 20 pullns
each other 'alr 1d
JrFeensoslas simplicity IS coming
rapidly to che front in Cleveland all
miaatrauon. Augustus Jay, Secretary
~ T...-,fs.,,. AZ p,.r,-. b.,s a e.,st of arms
anl Il, has ulri-t@r Phelps. There Is
nothing liz. keeping close t. first priu-
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oafnlhAr- ilaa come q lle ie7'tie "i VIC
Bartbal..l r4.l.stsi Wash..d by the salt
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President Cleveland and ever aud anon
. Minute. ,,af ,.l.,r.s ,r, From, z,,rns.
nllcte,i party organ tt ms pefsiSleiieo I'D
frncucinr ciul service reform. and bs'-
canse the mngwumps won't 90. The
Denver Nscs says
"e hase no doees that President Cleve-
wese -ersgs. fsr pa-eIg eolsical rea-ons
bot - arc equally certain shat the country
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

ALaxAsotlfF ALMAsDaovuoH and
Wlllamon ,flalsioneogiteh appear o. ne
eumin- to a marEd msuudefsta n1iLng-
os.toA saI 'Ti probably ~ 'n pullns
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

JEEsEnsoslAv simplicity u coming
rapidly to tas front in Cleveland all
minatraton. Angustsa jay, Secretary
~ Legation it PARIS. haas coat of arms
AMI 49, has M.nlster Phsips. There Is
nothing like Serpias CLOSE to firsf prm-
.nla-.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

Soar a coming to tne 'front.' As au eie-
ment of civilization A Philadelphia
soapmaksl has come o. the rescue ot the
Bartho.,a pedestal Washed by the salt
s.a waves aal standing upon bar of
soap. rbe 1oot 90 Liberty Euhghtening
The World. should be- as beautiful as
tlo-s which stand ou Iion's mu
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

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