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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-11-13

II. :. Webb wishes To- make an assertion
witch he can back with positive guar
ahlcc. ltis a about Acker's Blood Elixir.
lie claims for it superior merits over a \
other remedies OF its kind, and guarantees
for il positive and sure cure for Rheuman
tism, Syphilis, and all blood disorders.
II frees the skin iron. sr0is and disease. AN d
leaves the complexion cl-ar Ask him
abnut IL
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-11-13

Now is the time your horses and cattle
need attention. 70 prevent disease and
tone up The system you will find Parma
lees Condition Powders uncXccled. Full
pounds 35 cents Sold by b. ). webb.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-11-13
A Great Surprise

Isis store for all who USE Kemp's Basam 70 r
the throat and lungs. tho great KNarsntesd
remedy. Would YOU believe 10 tkatit sold on
rs nos and that esch druggist IL aut orized
TO refund your m oney 10y the Proprietor OF b 8
wonderful re medy II IL fails Ia cure you. Dr.
J. r. Suydam has secured the sxency for il
Price 6oc and 81 Trial size free.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-11-13
A Sensible Man.

Would use Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
nnd Lungs. II securing in IN ore eases OF Colds
Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis. Group and all
Throat and Lung troubles, than any other me d.
icinc. The proprietor has authorized DIR. }. r.
Suyda IN 10 refund your money II, after taking
thrce-fourths of n bottle, relief is not obtained
price 80 cents and 81. Trial size free.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-11-13
b. S. Wehh wnnld snoc,allp recnnm.n

b. 5. Webb would specially recommend
to the ladies, A cker's dyspepsia Tablets
Asa laxatiye they have no equal They
are guaranteed 10 cure Chrome Con.tpa.
ton. Dyspepsia. and all disease arising
from dcranged stomach VIII free
use Of the Tablets, Sick Headache is i'm.
possible
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-11-13
Building Material.
A. Brady, Prop.

MOTE E.-IHnd once AZ Reed city, Mich.
IN gan, :, ptcmhcr llth, lSS6.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has Med notice of his intention
10 mako final proof ia support OF his claim and
:hat said proof viii he made before the clerk
OF the Circuit Court for Grai'pt county. ~ Ith
aca, Michigan, ON N,VCmbcr ~ lSS5. VIZ. Icr.
~ smith, homcsteHd app Ne 500. for the u v
= Of seia sec. u. Town ~. X 3 West. lie
names the following Witness. lu prove his
continuous residence upo-. and cultivation 81.
said land, viz: ". :. lIuug-. - ALMA 4. o.. IIrV
=. Parks. Of Anna 4. O.. Darius shaw, of alma
+. O.; Daniel MAYS. Of Alma 4. o..
JAS NAIuANu.L CLAUk. Register
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-11-13
Mortgage Sale


VT7UEkEAS. Default has been made in the
w conditions OF % certain mortgage dated
thu twenty first day OF hulu~t, i~-i executed
10y Isabella Lewis Co Joshua J.. Miller and rc-
corded August 2tth. lss;i. Ut eleven O'clock "a.
IN. iu the Office ct IN. register Of deeds for
GratlOt county. state Of Michigan iU iier n
81 mortgage CON page M, uu which mOrtrui.,,
There ts CiIlmUu tu hD due ANA unpaid af the
date hereof the sum 81 three hundred and
ciEhtf--iN dollars ANA eight cents $3.50 o. bsl-
ing thr second iu-iulucut and Interest due uu
said mortgage, AMI also IN ettuIurY fec OF nf-
teen &C. HAIRS prov il'd for iu said mouuuup:
ana 100 suit CO.. nTOyctilua- ut law has ug hppn
Instituted 90 recover amy part ui tur uUht See
cured by said u"ltgigc. nul Tho power 60 sell
having become operative hy default boo the
payment ui 900" ,uiI instrument and Tho inter.
r-t due ou said mortgage. Now. therefore. no.
power OF sale therein contained ami Iu pIIr4tl-
uucc ~ thc tutute no -4ch cas-, made ana pro.
Vidcl, The premises described boo said mOttsiipt.
wi hc sold Co enc high,-t bidder Ht the north
front door OF thC court h1u-. iu fht. ,iIIlr. of
Ithaca, ou the PHI day Of January, I-s6 Ht no
O'Clock in the forenoon OF that ti-ly r, hicn said
premises are described u. fellows. viz. Irf
commencing ot % point twenty Elk feet ana
i've inches from tine southeast corner of lot
number seven iu block number twCnty-onc iu
tho village OF Alma, Gtat.ut county Michigan
according 10 the recorded plat thereof. thence
running west twruty-siN tCCt Eve inches thence
north eight rods. thence east twcnty-siN feet
i've inches. thence south eight rods to place
of beginning.
Dated October 10, 1855.
JOsHuAL "ILER. MORTGAGE.
FRANCIS PALMER, ATTY for Mortgage.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-11-13

ST. LOUIS manufactures the
largest quantity Of White Lead Of
any city in tho WORLD; and MS
genuine brands;
"St. Louis L. & O. Col Seal"
Southern Company"
"Colhcr Company"
are arrays perfectly pure, and
known and used everywhere.
Consumers Of White Lead should
insist upon having the above
1cnuinc brands. Dealers can buy
direct from factory, or from job
beys in Chicago or cls.wk.re.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11
VALUE or TURF HORSES.
The Large sums Won by rhoroughbreds
in British Races

fIondOn Standard
The value OF "A good horse on the turf at
the present time Is shown by the fact that
during the past season no fewer than 81
animals are retu ned as having won over
cl,00O each. In some cases they have won
a great deal over, as, for instance, ST.
Gat.en. t. 2f2; Harvester. f6,4t0;. Busby-
body, g.. 81; The lambkin. E5,Sl5. Flor
euce. again, il credited with g. 40, all Of
which. except 200 guineas, the Queens
Plate a. Loves. was won in handicaps. In
Fiorence's case this does not include a sum
Of 1000 guineas won in Germany. OF the
tvo-vear-olds Melton won fi.s72 for Lord
Hastings. . handsome amount, and doubt
less specially welcome as tending TO show
the worth of the young sire, Master
Kildare. and also because the excel
lence which the colt displayed in the New
Stakes NJ Ascot was unexpected. Lumi-
nary, FOR whom legitimate excuses can be
made in his failure 70 win a prize of nearly
cl 600 at Sandown-he had been pricked in
sh0eing-won et.5Oa. These sums are COM
parativelv small when contrasted with the
cI0.sS1. which the famous mare Achieve
ment secured as a tw0-year- but
Achievement was a wonder, and she was
luckily as well as iudiciously entered. The
art OF placing horses is Of the utmost
Importance. Cambushmore, a very mod
crate horse. won { $50 last year. bit be il
not quite a csso IN point. as his victories
were iu weight ,or-age races, Tor which he
had been eut e.i long before their occur
renee. ani placing" means entering a
horse accDrdi1g % his ascertained capac-
ity. The fs.l7) won by that great mare
Gcheimuiss seems very small when 10 IL
remembered that shs won eight races and
lost but two: but it may honestly be said
that the races she took were those which
IL best suited her manager 70 take. Stakes
are not the great end and objeSt Of racing.
or 10 would appear that Geheimniss was
not well placed in running races Of an
average of $50 in these days OF great
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

spring1eld laioA Rep Between
Dan,isla0usarn and Halnes, 8lr. H0rlzon-
iai Reduction M0FfisoH seeuas ~ have
little sLos.
Philadelphia A0sfh Aa.ertestn Rep. ).
fhs aew Presisisnf has already drawn
blood fEonl the bEazsB iT0af ~ the okFtfe-
per5as piaes-lanfef.
Philadslphis fa4airer. one u the
gratifying signs IT the times IL the inpar-
1ial fisirus 50 With which the new a,iInlils-
trat0n is greeted by the press II beth
pargies oB assuming control u the Gov
erunleDL
Charleston NsWs assd GDufter. Those
Who f3ii0aed Lee are as <ratIfied as those
Who wore tile blue az Ehe erowaIng honor
accorded % General Grant IL viii allow
a GLORIOUS Ale q draw sefeBely tO peace
ilii chose
Springfield tsioa Rep; The Demo
cratic organs became - accustomed 10
apoioglziHg for their Presidential candl-
dates during the campaign that they 70
fighs along apol0glzlng Tor his Cabinet
appointments now
New York sssa, For that reason, We
do NOT see ia the whole range Of possible
al 1itUlLtLsGLA- ttiFtuilz 1AArt ~ AtuAc
mischief and 10 invite scandal than the
selection az Mr.. thllip h. Thompson, JF.,
Of keEtdeky, As Commissioner OF lnter-
nal Revenue.
Philadelphia Record: The alleged
news comes from Washington that ex-
Senator BaFnum is dissatisfied with the
selection u Judge Endicott as New Eng
lands representative IN the Cabinet. We
do not know whether or not this Is true
butt II Il Is. 10 is rather good thing for
Secretary Endieott.
Chicago Inter Ocedn: Henry Watterson
seems 70 he masticating the eud OF re-
hection instead OF being backed IN Cab
met chair Il that why he expresses
himself that Turn the rascals out was
! we'll enough a few months ago. But
F where are the rascals now? They are al
swearing that they ara Democrats
Fall River Mass Neics: Mr.. Cleye
land, Il Is already evident. viii not b,
+ able to bring order and unity Of actor
out 81 the existing chaos OF Democratic
sentiment. The principles that will gov
ern his administration as developed II
has inaugural. II his language Is To be IN
terpreted IA accordance with It's Ordlnar,
meaning. are more IN consonance witt
the policy Of the Republican party thai
they are with the recent acts OF the Dem
OcrHtic party.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

Portland aEonian.i
The past two years have not been very
bountiful ones for those whose occupation
consists io packing for export ''the har-
vest Of the seine on our lordlY Columbia
River one or two of the csnneries have
made tribe above expenses, hut they
were owned and managed by men who had
= working capital 20 begin with, and who
did not draw upon their agents ia San
Franciso for money with which n meet
current expenses duriaz the packing sea
son. o. course. ali who have drawn adj
vances IN this manner have had - pay in
tersst thereon. AMI this. added 20 freight.
commission. STORAGE aat csrtaxe. has left
Iittie or no fuar-ia Tor she packer. Inderd.
raost ef the packers last year came cut
largely fa debt e. commission houses IN
San Francisco. AMI vhile taera IS no great
psnic in the business. et it IL evide 6 hist
there has been comparatively no pr,sit n
shs basiiess flr the past two years. aud
shst there VIII Ia none until the fora an
r,,srksf Hanrov Or natil the people ~ tse
Mss ssippi Valley can be fanshf the diff
ference hsfssan good and inierier articles
~ canne.l sslr,ira.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

diasry soaaaet "a foar SCOTSMAN
Losklas ass IA . Restaurant.


There l. : PainstskiAg and inpolsise
walter Ia = ~eI-ka0sA restaurant up
to~R, - hose only aaxiety Ia life j. &ppar-
entity u plsass his cUstomers- de l. one
Of those aggressiyely ps1te mea who
Knows exactly what yea aut before yea
have decided yourself and = 40 rashes on
~ set il before be understands What yoa
want. Four men walked solemuly into
the restaurant last night, bowed 10 him
gravely, and sat down al one Of his tatles-
he rubbed his napkin over IL rapidly,
smiled all round, leaned back with his
hand CA his hip, aud said, eheerluIly.
Well, gents. what IL t, Somethin'
good"
YES" said the most solemn looking
man in the party; an have some"
Yessir; certainly sir; right away, sir"
And see here" interrupted another
man, II want mine we'll done, do you un-
derstands And bring me some anchoyy
sauce with IL, and make that two bottles
instead OF one"
- Yessir, certainly sir. What"
"Be sure and have the tails ON mine, :"
remarked the third man eonfdentially TO
the waiter" and have the heads stewed in
butter before you bring them"
"well." growled the fourth man in a
deep voice, "why don't you bring the
things and not stand looking al u.s. Hurry
up! get awayw
"Ye-ye-ye-yessir." He looked bit
pathetically at the four solemn men and
then hurried down 20 the other end of the
room. Here he thought very hard for a
long while, and glanced back apprehen-
sively at the men who stared at him with
all the visible signs of anger. The head
waiter asked him what be was standing
around about, and the cooks laughed at
him. Then he came back very obsequious-
ly and said:
you'll excuse me, gents, but l didn't
quite get that order"
Upon this the solemn man exhibited the
most intense annoyance. IL told you eight
distinct times" he said, speaking very
rapidly, while the others chorused in at
intervals, Ito bring me some stewed
oy sters fried on toasted half shells, with
/ mushrooms and two dollars worth of soap,
along with some cold buckwheat cakes
frappe, mulligatawny soup with brass
nails, half a porter house chicken"
''Ye-ve-yessir."
"And paper collars with beveled edges. v
But yelled the waiter, 1--WE haven't
/ got 'em."
Haven't got oysters" and the man
! jumped ~ his feet, nor chicken, nor toastl
Well, what sort of a restaurant is this
ANYHOW"
With which the four men overwhelmed
the waiter with reproaches, and quit the
! house.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

~ pi1k Fosez-~ Aifaoazh Us Tf.bas,ss
SAD Alss Cleselaad Iz salaA aE.d the Her
aif tlaE sac i Ea1. that bei1g onis q fei-
ntiss listinction. NJ. Dana seenls 70 Re
satissie,l zifh tie r-sait 4 his RESEARCHES.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

A man snza-ed IN Hnrieton lately a
ailIn< 10 an ei3 uluiaz shat, found that
kep.auds ID svaiIows hat ntiiit their
=, s.s ami mad- their homes 10 fhe shsit.
snd thee asv o1s ln great nufabers - be
<heeel..i ter werSlns q tinse - went
home. tat fsturne'l the following n1orn'f--
xa ss,siet bad ae bsE1n a.- worS than eus
slss s7eai'ssr- Sew n e'aaas SION h. was
.,zrtle hr r. colsl situv. vigsllnE snake
f,l.iIiz ann hts hacS. Re sapros-ei g
~arse f4,.,l q ss8 aesf ~ taf On iaok ~
1r b-ae. a cssnl sf esrts tthag snsks
~ thefr a avs. Vhisa ~ s. we're trying 81
IS faH "a ID r. ene.nr & Is nes-le~s -
.se Il, zafh .red ~ his PICK srd saovel
aa,l dssi lslsl the spot
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11
Michigan Central.
lNRAND EAPfns nKIhInn.

Depsrs. Arrive.
Detroit Tx osU am Pacific Ia s 90 am
Day I1yrtsf las pm Mai ......-... ~ pni
Afiauis, tx +e@p ON Nas freight Gas lm
Nay fieis,id t-sJ am a. Il l.aplfls IA l1ks Im
s-l0cling cars affaeilet.
PaclAc Express daily. Bsla-.ce ffaiBs dhiiy
sxceli Sundays.
The Detroit Exprees ieaViHr al $50 a. n. rescl-
ing that city al n :sa q. A-N lofk 1880 a. n
and Boston lab E. m. next ahs.
Through tickets FOR al Ioints and fiesIling ca
berths MAY be procured al Jnson Jlct.f pihce
corner Monroe and Ottawa Strt-.ts and ~ Jui0p
Depot.
}. T. SCHULTZ, GeD1 Ae1.. " Monroe-st
tsfsa. " NyNsoN IIcktf Agent Cts.
}. ;. HsxEINs. Ticket Agent. Depot.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

- -4S4xs= at,ze. zz<rs z. Zss --szsr
saes. Hers thss 80 Ah dzy Tkss have
colorea me ais tiaek. Ibey lave aazd~
s1s pl4es look hks sfstle.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

Fe-oofice names changed NerwseA. ~
Stnkee cc1ntF. - St5fisvilie, Ea,nall,. s.sls1s
Sinats, - StTfltf Pasfuestess eon1lllls-
a4es Walter 7 Basby. Fors tsrat<ot. 81.
kier. 8raupton.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11
Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee
GDIAl HLNI


fDaliA. SUNDAYS excepted. 'Dlil4.
Passengers taking the q a. az. Ixprtrr ulEke
cisr-e connections al tVssso fUr l4anells anu al
DetToit fOf New issk arriving tii,'fv al tOsil
tte following nloruil,e.
Night kxppss has local Sleeping af lletnaf o.
Brsnd kAIildf.
THIS ie ths only ii1e running Atlantic isGfs<s
leaving here al 1913 - a.. viii ritsplnE a.
Detroit making arori connections fei al Isiufs
Esist. arriving al Nc~ 1ork ul. iise ss>ssld
morning
faglor tHrs on mail trains boti eari aild Wts.i.
TIE ilvii leaving az 3 AZ 3. u ~lA nIahe alfee
o.saDoctlaI Nltl Milwaukee sisauls'Is ,iall, eltt
Sunday.
Through tickets securs-d ei 1 a.. ~. A Al. s,.hos
in Morton House bluSk AID al Tie ucl-si
-. iplItlA 0lis Pass. Agei.t
OkO. hhEkI IufL, Manage Itics.so
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

Tar story Of the enormous fortune
ar,led 10 a Western New York lady BY
Court Of tho Queens Bench, which
fwires bring this morning, "a sensa-
nal enough 10 be novel. and were il
ee weeks later. We might suspect II to
an April tool story, bat as il IS We shall
AT the confirmation Of the report with
crest.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

,oAe are not likely 10 Jet forty acres
land and a mule" Just yet under the
y rsgime.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

rsE few hairs Francs Is pulhng from
Chinese pig-taii seems only % irri-
=. not - snbslne.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

lHEnE i every indication that the con
anon at Lansing to-day viii 10 It's
ak quickly and vel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

Iolelo vith al railroads diversyinR Tecuuseh
with 4. ~. s. Homer with J. S. 4 ~ -.
ianssue D's Ialon and Air Lame n q. Marshall
with II. g u. II. Battle Creak viii fhies..rsl
flrglnd Trunk afd NJ. a. N ~ nonfaIfi = X a
4. Aliespan with 4. 4 ". ~. and D. n a Al -
LUIHlk AIdi.A. Gen'i Pass Ar
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

'ftlI+lI - ffI'T IT IT7I'I'1
AruRs. Lave
E1pgtse. ..., .... ..-....- sil fn sfu
Mnii ....-. ....... ...... ss55 saa ga l,su
AL fG.llt sfllf fLctlf Sunday.
lie Tram .tsltffl ~ A.. n. couu.Cis ~ "a Nhlte
Pigeon Viih Afi1ui4c i.xpitse on Main i.lis,
which has Palace DIaRiiF hoom ,ieellha
Coaches from Chicago g. New York sud ils-fon
without change.
The tfiiln $50 wing az - coInects ~ NJ
Pigeon tesNine o1c hfalr fof iilInsI) plfi sl~aa
NeN York Izpft-ss on Mani lane.
Iafou4fi IA keis slua btfthe a. HlceplIif ioscl
cfn be secUrs.l 90 Union Iiclet Ofilcs q. Muaf.
Street. slsd Dclsf-
AL tralus vii run bg aah meridian tis1ie which
ie ~ minutes sloWef uHin beifoii time
j. ". MchfAAE1. Gen A.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

Analyses can't find one drop of opium.
morphia or mineral poison in Red Star
Cough Cure.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

Leave. Arrive.
chicago ~ = Us am Nifli f1prezs t0p am
Mai and Ia ff211 I,u Mhii and - tt I,fn
\ igti fKIae@s.' tSs pm Eveine - "a - pu
sDsdl.. fi)uiiy except Sundas.
mon Depot ga lonis, 81 rest.
Through coschee fo Chicago and 1oie~io on
cas- q. tram. Through Iaflpf-ssf % Chicago
~ .. train. Through Pullman si-.p
iDg-ciT ami cOsrl 10 Chicago On y 70 D. train
NEWARGO DIklhlOn.
Leave. Arrive
fxllrf'-e b.. ...-.. ........ tsf am ~ ~
tEYffee .-.. .... 81. ....-.... f1s ppg 4an pfu
ttssart from Wet Ni0s Depot
she upffiHrn Terminus 81 fiit Division 10
baldwin. On D. a =. 81 rs.
). Al. fnfIefief. feu freight and Pass. Agent.
tiflice 80 Monroe hirs-st.
6Eo. "a. NUKe0N. llckel Agent. fiig.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11
RAILROAD TIME 1AEJ rs


CONG NORTH.
Arrive. isaAs.
giaeinIasii A tifand kaiads IA ts Issl
cincinnati 3 AlsckiI,h Ex--.-. a. hil hi.-4
~ Nass4e "a ...... &aA iila bza iita
NFaud lssslilds A Cadillac Ac. IA la
GOING SOUTH.
tint,iuliati "a ..--... -....-..- .. lssi au
Asssliil1o a 4 lIlsiunso - .. 4st lln a. IA
M.ctil4ac A ft Wayne r. , lees eM Al a. sn
tadilisc A ofs.iia isalilis A. lao pm
AL asains dali, c1ocIa SUNDAY.
siA.EliS0 CAA kAkkNGkA f,NIs-
NORTH Iu~l lsS.sile 81 aAs D. i.as Neasi-
rutf SlessislIl. ! are Tor ilssakes sIld Maoklliag
llts. Train lrs.slna al . q. hss Lalf tal
Tar Iraktfst titt.
SogIH- Train iessslns a. I - D. ilss Nos-s
run nieeplne al flr tlnclnnai4.
Through flckege la obtained at tnltsn
IL kea Oflict oorutF MollFsse hlld Ottawa ciFeets
and al lnlo4 Depot 4. 4. 10 hNoob.
tsuEla i fass- A.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

fberuksrss. GENERAL NrbAs might
ntst write himself down a. "bleer
IA than CiRveiand. At one time on
ntIsy tbere vas a iaCa 81 anxious pat
ts extending frons his door 70 the
nrway. thirfy feet away. down the long
arway and ont to the I street entrance.
. feet away. One thousand spphca-
ns f>e ufFices were Sled during the day.
,scord never before elualled. though
IS sixiy-two pest olIices viii becoms
sant this month. And get Col Vilss
"A az night that he ~feli rs fresh a. a
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

fHE President Is reported to have said,
ne situation for the Democrats - a
5ice between rushing ia and taking al
) patronage now as soon as they can
tik or wait and gradually fill the offices
they b,come vacant by natural and
e course OF time and circumstances.
ideftiy Cleveland can see farther than
teDd OF has nose which is more than
st Of his myoptie constituents can do.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

ADR1As's most distinguished ex-Mayor.
.omas Navin. has been met IN New Or
ms by committee ~ one, IN the per-
\ ~ sheriff Wbitmore. % Adrian. Who
ars with him a letter IF Introduction
IA Governor Alger. Mr. Navin is now
nx escorted o. Adrian. He promises
his arrival to give the citizens Of his
home some valuable information of a
foric character. whi,h h. strangely
5urh. Il - understood some % his old
spsis have no anxiety to hear
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

~nnvrLAxD ~ too sarcastic. A special
- delegation of District politicians
at 10 the White House Saturday and
ssed the claims of Thos. J. Lutrell
Rec0r,ler of Deeds. 10 displaee Fred
s0lass. When pause was made IN
lversation b allow the President
MS views, his first remark was
gentlemen. I didn't know there
vacancy IN that place. The be-
gers retired in very bad form.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

Note the following popular prices:
Adruis-i0n-i5 - and 3s cents. reserved seats
g and 81 rents AZ Friesierich's Music Store. Ma
tinee Prices Adults. =. children. 10 cents
, 1885-03-14

The Murray Sun gives the following
flatterinR account Of the prospects Of a
now town Of the above name just laid out
in the Coeur d Alene mines: sour near
est neighbor up the gulch is beginning to
show signs Of renewed life, and those who
have remained with the place look for
ward to a rich harvest for their faith.
Aside from its advantageous location to
the vast placer belt on Butte and Prichard
creeks and the old channel, il lies in a IA
voRble position and in close proximity to
some Of the best quartz interests in the
camp. The mother lode is scarcely half
mile distant and the Golden Chest not
over three-quarters Of a mile. 1t is a
pretty spot, and can be made as sunny as
desired by cutting away the forest Of tall
pines. The attraction and and mainstay
Of the town, now, however, is the saw,
planning and shingle mill Of the Pioneer
company. This is an Institution Of which
any town might feel proud. 1t employs
a large force Of men and all three OF the
machines are kept running up to their Ca
pacity. The shingle machine was added
TO the mill in January, and last week the
planning mill, Sweepstake make, was
put into operation. The latter has already
turned out a mass Of dressed lumber and
matched flooring, which is being piled up
near by. The first load Of this smooth
surface lumber was brought to Murray
last Saturday. The gentlemen who own
the mill are hard workers with splendid
business qualifications. They are pleas
ant men to deal with, Straightforward and
honest, having earned an enviable repu-
tation in all their transactions. Littlefeld
has at present two stores, well stocked,
one belonging to Mr.. Demers, in charge
Of II. L. Warren, and the other owned by
Bon. strlngham, who is also making ar
rangements to open an eating and lodging
house, and both will soon be needed. Ben
Is one Of those genial six-footers who
moves along with the times, and dozen
like him would make it boom. Lituefeld
has a bright future before 1t.