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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

At the Saturday meeting OF the Ladies'
Literary Club. the Committee on Art and
Literature presented the following written
articles: Review of Ragnarok: Article on
Heredity; Sketch of Elhu Vedder, the Artist.
with reading from the Century. Next Sat
urday science and education.
At the West Side Club meeting the Com
mittee on Art had charge of the program.
took up the subject of music. and gave the
following: "Church Music IN America. p"
Easter Bells" a poem; origin Of some of our
patriotic songs, including "Hail Columbi. 3"
Home, Sweet Home" ''Star Spangled
Banner" etc; Opera in the United States, -
Science at the OPERA humorous article;
biography and reminiscenses Of Emma Alb
bott Science and Education next Satur-
day, with a talk on Kent County Ferns.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
CHILDREN. SERVICE
Over Sis hundred Little People al ST
MARKS Church.

The childrsn'u = Easter service Al ST Marx E
sas hsla al to'cioek Ia the oftefnoon, and
va participated in by sik CT seven hundred
children Belonging ~ the dinefent Sgndsl
schools connected with that church The
service consisted Of professional eshorta-
tion absoluuon, aud other portions OF the
regular service iuterspersed with carols sung
by the ulale choir and children Of lhs SUNDAY
schools. The blending OF 50 many youth
tnI yOioes Ca such fue music Vas yery pleas
ant - the eag and the words carried the
thoughts 10 Him in whose honor the day Sas
celebrated. Mr. BurfOrd delivered al ad-
dress u the children on the subject OF the
resurrection. choosing ~ his text 81 Mark,
i6th chapter. 9th verse, He l. not here; lie
Is risen" Mr.. BurfoFd spoke IN wordz that
could be understood by very small children
and Was much better adapted 10 their pow
ers of comprehension than such addresses
usually are.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

rETK8RaM OFFICY- April T.
GRAIN orn. tsc Oats s3kfs-c. retail So
Wheat. dawson. ~. ra-i long herry -. short
barrr. ~ Rye - lte ssass-c
retail. patent g. - WHOLESALE y a. retail. mid
dNucs usr ton. 50 - wholesale - Ter cWf
Rren per ton RIA 0n uholeezla. 7-tISs pr cut.
Meal and fes.l. fer ton. 81 lDwhoie~ale. 81 ~ ger
crt.
3 pT9 - Motion. s5flSi I'r1~zs-3 hcgs.
: r<f9 rf fuTk Per hti. mess So 80 if -.
hams Ioe. sistnlders -. smoked h.-f is-c fus-
cnn lztsc. Iard fiereae essc kettle. i1c
rg-TTEu svT lHFFgF- Batter This ard 5srs.
isuIsc. creamery. 'ufe. E.e frest roll. 1skti-o.
Cheese. ff tsnIlisc.
p1r7 rzv- -Foris. Tlrss-esi I2isGIir Tnrka7s
d~r-se8 lsaIse. Is7fk - dra~4si il. p d itc.
Fssfz- fra~h iofz fafzi5c
Nrs4FT tFf So f0fafrss "a &sc Onions Pep
fr rellaw sae1@s. silver skins srn7ts. Raafs
qer hu 2sc Cshtage. rer tanirei. = 80 a.
I1rrirs Eer ts1. g. ieierg. Tor ia. h4t 81
FkrsH fsrTr~ tpqie~ per ~ Ssa s. -
HoSEY Nhite riover Ia izisc. dsrk. sa7r
sf-sited ~.
s.1r- -Syrecu-e hsrrei 3 =. sseiras 3 1g
sEsT@ IirrTftT saiis ~ . - cl0var. gssg - 81
seIls : = BED l1p ee. rr = q
@sfrur Pvlr4 --f-srffr.a-s ~ Snrrrtr ski-s -
piece. he18r fsli pfi-s. tNssc, Wirfer Isifs
4&sc
Ttfrf-~ So a. g.
Hay Slaii tslg,i 80 per son wholesale 80
woor -nry blo~k-. e. 1sa2 - rer eo-s four
fcet roo.i - 'fs1f Z Eer errd-
KrHoSTsg on As-er rtsos. 1870. Msrtizsr
Lrxv -0Afa. & IS aer 81 pesoeksS. q Is
e-.-4 Rer-ls --- T1sszrr7~s -sl~ a. re-
huztel tenasnt. g. H6I = ~ bsl sruc~a -
p~r 80
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
CHICkEHS AND PILLS.
Tn. Unfortunate Las An krie Phy-ic's"
Sust tanned.

fErie Pa Cor Philadelphia Times
Dr. Jones, who practices in a suburb C
this city. has an elaborate machine FOR maxi
ing pills. His practice is quite extensive
and when ne puts the machine IN oDeration
the result Is enough TO scare nervous
patient into convalescence OF fits Not
long ago Dr. Jones made several quarts OF
pills sni " aited for hri ght day 20 dry them.
As soon as ne got a good look At the sun he
spreaf the pills carefully on the roof of
convenient outbnil linz and drove OF to
see his PATIENTS About half an hour after
the Doctors buggy bad disappeared Mrs.
Jones heard an unusually vociferous
sanawk from the TOSS rooster OF the hack
ward. iuf she had not curiosity euou gh n
investigate the cause. l.eing coudfent that
no colored brother would invade the
chicken reservation on such bright day.
r. she had booked she would have seen the
rooster perched on the roof ~ the outbuilt-
ing eating pills as though ne we're laying
up fo seven lean years 0f famine.
Attracted by the ROSTERS summons -
the banquet. and bis evident enjoyment
thereof. one or two hens few up - the top
= the shed snd proceeded - devour the
pills. They caokl-d and cluckei Httls
after satisfying their sppetites. and more
hens oarno. Then more hens cacsi-d Then
there were stal more hens snd less llils.
The increased volume ~ the cacsl ng in
9alxed in By The hen convention hnsUv
attracted Mrz Jones' attention again and
she vent forth - earn tbs cause. she
diiat learn it jasf then, for - entire
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
BEECHER'S SERMON.
a Talk on the Future lite-Reference
TO General Grant.

NEW YORK, April 5.-Beecher preached
this morning Tor the first time since his re-
turn from his Southern trip. He seemed
fatigued and did lot speak with his Gus
tomary vigor. His sermon was from He
brews xiii, s-"Jesus Christ the same yester-
day, and today and forever" Mr.. Beech
er, after expounding the text IN the light of
Gods un1ailing love for men,
said. Why should we hold back from
death: Those that are going forth out of
life are not going out of life, but intOhfe: and
when they lie In the Valley of the Shadow of
Death or travel through IT, II Is not for us to
weep and mourn, but to sing to them from
the hither shore voice of song and gratula-
ton. saying: Pass on, hero. thou that hast
served we'll: thy crown awaits thee Mr..
Beecher was much affected IN thus referring
to the dying hours of General Grant. As on
previous occasions when he has touched on
this subject, tears filled his eyes and his voice
faltered until he was unable TO control his
feeling lie brought his DISCOURSE TO close,
pausing moment TO regain his self posses
sion before Offering the closing prayer.
There were abundant evidences of sympa-
thetic emotion throughout the audience.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

At precisely : O'Clock sharp this evening
the curtain will rise at Powers Opera House
upon the opening tableau Of the sixth annual
"Children's Carnival. and following the
tableau the Carnival viii be formally opened
by the Enchoafrcss Rofgei0. surrounded by
her saetllitee, who will then summon forth
the Prince and Princes Cafnirol. who will
appear. attended by maids 81 honor. with
Puck close at hand and Cupid al the grind
stone grinding out love. The regular pro
gram Of fancy dances, groupings and
marches will then he given. and the enter
tertainment will close with beautiful tableaB
which will introduce al Of the fifty children
participating in the Carnival Although ihe
sale of reserved seats has been large there
are an abundance Of eligible seats still re-
manning.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
GEN. GRANT IMPROVING
ne MAY LIVE SOME WEEKS YET.
General Grant Spends EsrY Comfort
able Easter Sunday What f1is
Physicians Say IN Council

Nk@ foKk, April 5-6eB. Grant awoke az
s o clock this morning. after having nearly
seven hours Of uninterrupted slrep. lie AZ
pear-d much refreshed and partook 0f the
usnal amount of noUrlshment After DaS-
inx his throat dressed be laid beck IA q chair
and rested he was only disturbed al long
Intervals 10 receive nourishment Among
the callers durin. ths day were sidney Dill
l0n, Sen. Chafee Gen Badsau. Mr. fieid,
Dr. Newman and Secretary OF War kndi-
cott. Drs. Shrady, Sands, Douglas and
Barker met al o'clock 10 hold regular
weekly consultation. After careful aud
thorough examination, which the patient
stood with great fOrtlIude, the physicians
we're az OF the opinion that
there Wa improvement IA the
local condition Of the disease,
while his general condition remained about
the same. They recommended that the
treatment pursued during the last week be
continued. Several elegant bouquets were
sent 10 the house during the day and large
box containing quantity OF rare cut tiowors
was received from the Generals Washing
ton friends The bulletins issued during the
day were all OF favorable tenor. The Gen
eral took nourishment Al regular intervals
and for the most part Of the Gay be dozed
before a wood fire.
s..O p. m.-General Grants condition re-
mains unchanged. Tie has spent a very quiet
afternoon, has taken his usual amount of
food and been Ia a very comfortable state of
mind.
j. III. DOuGLAs. NJ. ID.
Gro. r. SHRADY, NJ. ID.
IL o'clock, midnigh Grant has been
asleep since 10 O'Clock. waking for few
minutes nj II 10 take his nourishment. His
pulse was IS, temperature - $40.
j. IA. DoUGLAs, NJ. ID.
Gro. 4. SHRADY, NJ. ID.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

NWlshn-ton special % the Detroit FREE
Press sags. The Illinois politicians say that
90 Is verg certain there viii be no successor
to Gen. Logan n She Senate elected by the
present Legislature. aud that the Governor
will appoint. q Il the belief OF most kepub-
hcans thlt Logan viii be appointed. but Il Is
stafs,i on pretty good authority that Gov.
OgieshF .f aFerse to making The appoint
uehi 1r urogni Of his personal dislike for
Laaan III. it said CD want to appoint Nal
Ton uif. 1n 1ii friend of has. who Il over
saVefif. wears a.i
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
All Danger Passed.

Mayor Belknap received a dispatch from
Eastmanville yesterday noon, saying the ice
at that place had moved down the river
which was now clear a. far "a can be seen
"a distance Of three or four miles. The
Mayor considers all danger ~ passed. and
says the ic, j. practically all gone. nothing
but slush ice remaining. The water in the
river here has gone down sin feet since
Thursday. and probably all the mills can run
~ dax
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

IN n not possible for us g. euumeraie
all the cheap goods IN an ordinary adver-
tisement There are thousands npou
thousands 81 dollars worth ~ Dry Goods
and Carpets that We are CLOSING out every
day that We are unable a. mention. You
will find articles m each ~ our depart
mente AZ lower prices than are mentioned
the fact is the prices We are selling all
kinds 81 goods is enough for our neigh
bors b. bear. We DO not care 10 cause
them amy more trouble than is beoesesrs.
Please, therefore. join the great uhiong
and be made happy with uf all
SphIRo A CoNrAKA.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
The Wslr or 1Hs VETERANS.

Proposed Gathering OF Old Soldiers on
the Gettysburg Field.
Wlsu~orov April 3. arrangements for
tae nrolossl si.li af veterans 70 the battle
ds.ds of Ceffy -burg next month, are nearly
completed lhe prospects of a large gather
inz trt so iattsrrs that sx-6ov. Curtin. Of
Peunsl .yania President Of the Association,
has issued a circular letter to the war COVER
uor- ~ the states which contributed troops
thlt were engaged Iu tbe licttysburg battle,
requesting them fo come attended by staff
officers. President Cleveland promises To
~. and BE- hts been definitely determined
that lhs train bearing the President and
PARTY shal i-sge Washington nc : q. m. May
g. to reiurn tho night of the 5th. Major
Slime. the historian of the First Army Corps,
has written to Cullte De Paris. who served
ou 1fea. Ncl le'lan staff. cordially inviting
HIM CAB Vi-it this country and be present NJ
the .rnfhrfiu. iu Nav.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

WASHINGTON. April 5.-There are two va
cancies TO be filed in the Northern PENN
snla of Michigan-one for the poStoifice at
Memominee and the other for register for
the land office at Marquette. Mr.. Mitchell,
of Menominee, has been recommended for
the postoffice appointed and NJ. II. Maynard
has received the Endorsement of the State
delegation for the land Office. 1t Is expected
the Presi dent will make these appointments
early next week.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

Jolrr uL. April 5-An internal machine
was fsnnl pa the uew court houss yesterday
mor1ia1 fte machine was composed of a
box diIel r.ta a composition II giant pow
per and nifr.--lI -erine. A fuse bad burned
q, ti,e ed af fle Tox but thee had ceased.
The r.aee- - tra machine in the court
house is asc. s.f fo the striking. quarry men.
tgt rn evidence duplicating any one has
been lis, a-ed
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
Courtney Will Try Again.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, April 5.-Charles T..
Courtney, the Union Springs oarsman, is
going to try it again this summer, and has
selected for his game no less person than
John Teemer, the Pittsburg boy, unques-
tionably stands next 10 Hanlan III the list of
American Oarsmen. Backers of the two
Oarsmen are now carrying on negotiations,
and Teemer has agreed, II Is said. TO meet
Courtney in June at Point of Pines, or on
any other good course for 500 a side.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

La LIBEKTAD, via Galveston. April i.-Iat-
est intelligence received here states that Pres
ident Barrios, of Guatemala, Is dead. No
particulars are given. II Is also stated that
hostilities have ceased, an armistiee of one
month having been agreed 20. The decree
of President BarriOs. proclaiming a union
of the Central American republics has been
annulled by the assembly of Guatemala. The
gold-hilted sword of Barrios was found ON
the battlefield of ChalChuapa, broken.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
Wales and Ireland.

LONDON. April The Prince and Prin-
cess Of Wales will depart for Ireland on
Tuesday evening next. They will take the
train which leaves the Eastou railway station
40 O'Clock that evening and Will arrive at
Hoiyhead IA time 20 take the midnight boat
across 60 kingstOwu. II the sea be smooth
the Prince and Princess will land on Irish
.oil before o'clock Wednesday morning.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

BAror,. April 81. VI. Neely. formerly
"a capitalist and resident of this place. was
fonad dead oday. hanging by strap
which Nas around hia neck IN s stable on his
premises Hs WIS one of the first directors
nf che Cincinnati & Eastern Narrow Tuage
Railroad About year ago be was divorced
from ei. vifa. with whom he had lived for
forty ven-s. This. and financial troghle are
sntrosed to have led 20 his suicide.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

W.uuvaraS. r. g.. Aprii Commission
er af iatemsl Revenue Muller has requested
ths president CD retain SOLICITOR Of Internal
Revenue Che~ieV. whose designation was. re-
GENTLY requested and rendered. and it II
th,lurht probable thrt the executive VIII 30
so tia has now the m1fter uudsr couzidera-
t.cu. fhesiev 81 an oid and valued officer ~
fns intarnsI Revenue Bnreau. His rank IL
that of tssisttnf Attorney General
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
DEATH Or JUDGE WELLS.
A srisf rtlstor, Of AS LIE ana Public
Ser.lcss.

kALA4azoo. Aard 5.-Jadss Hs1ekiah @.
Nsll. ilsd 81 Il.i5 yesterday forsuoon. ihe
fsleFaf.h says that peacefully as.d quiet
j. ald be pa-s 8@zg thas the ui0aaenf of dls-
solaiiaD c0aid hardly be perceived he ~as
oon-cloas and talked &ith frisnds bat
short Jims before 3D. dieA he ~ss thorough
IS aware Of hls condition anj said ~
frlenl Fl auiF salt God : PERMISSION ~ 80.
Jalss s. eils returned from y aShIngton
ia.t June. he had for several years been
trouhied ~lth fatty degeneration IT the
heart iiIl- Sas a.zSrasst-d ~ rheumatism,
ahlcn latteriy SEA Ia. lie eas been q sufferer
fur the pa,t year. at tunes ftite severely,
aiore and nlofe loslug iesh aud strength. al
teatl came. lie rc-lxurd hl. position a.
President II ths Court 0f Alabama claims IA
september last, behegiug lhe would never be
eeii again.
SIR Wells xss born ia Steubenville. O..
June b.. 1872. educated at Gambler college,
Ohio aud aftsrNsrd resld Law IA Steuben-
willie. removed 70 kalamazoo county, Mich
igr,n. Juiy ~, i,.-i aud MAS elected mem
bef ~ tfs trsl cou.i tutIonal convention Of
Michigan u April l>k5. chosen Treasurer Of
Schoolcraft APRIL :. lHtzi marned az hala-
nazoo. .Sept.3 l.t0, % Aehsah , Strong form
erly II JEFF r-ou Co... \. \. He was made
Judge and performed Clrcalt Court duties
for ave years. prior "a 1850. lie was elected
a member Of the second constitutional con-
ycutIou. April 10, l~sN Dfhclated a. Presi-
dent OF the Board or trustees of kaiama-
zoo in o.. -. "a :, aud served several years
Oh Board II Education. Several years ITus-
tee 0f Michigan fesale Seminary. Raised
the Twenty nfth Michigan Infantry IN le62.
Nominated by President Lincoln, aud
confirmed. minister resident AZ Honduras
and the Central American States, but de
clned. A. be also did the appointment as
consul - Manehester. Eng, ia iSde. Was
member OF the constitutional commission of
eighteen appointed by Gov. Bagley, and was
is temporary chairman. Member vestry OF
81 Lakes Church. Kalamazoo, member OF
State Board of Agriculture for nearly "A
score Of years. and also member Of court of
Alabama claims during its continuance. Ia
all public positions acquitted himself well.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
FIRE AT MiOOLevlLLE.
Four OF the Principal Buildings in the
Village Burn to the Ground.


Village Burn to the Ground.
Special Di-fa.ich % Tux rELEGRAM.
MDDLEvILLE, April 5.--At > O'Clock this
morning fire was discovered in the rear of
the building occupied by Crawford drug
store An alarm was immediately given,
but ia spite of the large force at work the
flames spread 20 the adjoining buildings.
The whole village then turned ont TO fight
the dame-, but 10 no avail The buildings
were all burned 70 the ground-four III num-
ber a. follows: Crawford drug store; Ii.
L. Moore. clothing: +. Chapman, harness
shop; Mccormick, agricultural implement
warehouse. 4 family by the name Of Han twig
who had rooms over Crawford's drug store.
barely escaped with their lives, saving moth
ing that was IN the rooms. The total loss Is
g go and the insurance about one-half this
sum. II is universally believed the fire was
the work Of an incendiary.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

The importance of wholesome potable
water for cities Il shown in Vienna Since
the introduction into that city Of water
drawn from the Syrian Alps constant and
very considerable decrecse has been observed
in stOmach and intestinal troubles. and cases
Of typhu- fever have become rare.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

NsW OwEtvs. Apul t-The Western
Waterways couTenten to be held here on
AeriI and s. promises to ~ large. Some
ro ieierates hs7a already been appointed.
flid rrrraeefinrs ffe being mada an large
.lsaia fo entertain thers Tire leaning hnsi-
ness ren af the citl are taking a very active
Interest n tha matter
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

WtmVorsS. April s. Secretary Whitney
has ircid.-i thst ere secund triai frip ~ the
pew stsel rgriser the Dolphin. built hy
Iesn Reaca 8arip- ibe late administration.
shall he ns,ie one n .he aren sea ln rough
as.at'fer 4rrh s4 rar,t vessels are supposed
ta enccnnier tt tfnee. The FIRST trial triY
rte afa,ie in eniet writer's. near shore.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

MuskKeoN. April 5-Ex-City Marshal Ode
bert. who has been mixed mp IN the Cook
Chnk inbrOglio. was arrested yesterday on
a capIas issued at the instance of Mayor
COsk The writ was issued some time ago,
bat Odebert left the city and only returned
yesterday lie vas taken 90 jail until he
l.nnlI IrLlrnrn halI.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

SqRacusK. y. Y. April The storm was
quite severe here. Telegraph wires are
down an over the city. Two hundred tele-
phone wires are down. Trains are from
one - two hours late.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

VIZ shall place on sale iu several Of our
Departments some time next Vsek large
quantity 81 merchandise purchased For
cash a foroed bankrupt sale in an
eastern market, the pnoe Of which viii
asionish every one aud VII create oresli
Sensation ln this community.
SrIsTNo A CoMFANH.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

CNcISSATI. April 5.-J. |. Case will bring
his celebrated stable of flyers, including Jay
Eye See Phallas. and Others 10 Chester Park
next Friday. where they will remain about
week. They will be brought here from Lex
ington. ky.. and given some exercise on
Chester Park track before being taken East
to fill engareinents
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
Edna ChaHee Noble.

This talented eleeutionist, having regained
her usual health, will give Readings at the
last entertainment OF the series given 10y the
ladies of that society this season.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

81 N,-Tfssros. Arri 5-The sl'sence ~
Secretary Nanrisr .ss revived the rafnor
thaf Ne vfI ransin n the Cshiuef hnf
shrft en1c Nefhina ef sn raicisl character
can te ss.-fiaifed rn - .ah'ect
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

WssHfsers~ Arri s.-Hcn. riomss 7
Fsrvfs -acenfir appointed Ninisfer te Bra
-iI srs aha .f was reported had declined.
,aIiei tl the Department ~ ~fshi yesterday
ncrring snd susliiied.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

1t Is not correct 10 say that declined the
nomination for Justice Of the Pesse because.
as has been suggested, felt that IL would be-
look with certainty 20 tie success - q good
part Of our ticket with fair chance for All
our candidates. ! gave one committee per
-onal reasons of another nature which were
thought sufficient % cause me 10 decline the
nomination a. 30 the acceptance ~ which
had doubt. at the time II was offered
JoHN " HoIn0rp.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
Black Silks,
As well as Summer silks. sailing al
prloes perfectly astonishing.


Ia addition Ne are closing oui very
large stock - summer Silks Tor 39c. 4oc.
03c. 69C. 75c and 95c. in fact We have
never known silks 30 cheap.
SrRINo A COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06


Roth sides Of the electric light question.
which is 70 he voted upon to-day. are given q
hearing this morning. The question is oDs
of considerable importance. and should not
- voted upon without careful consideration.
The advocates ~ the tower system bring
strong testimony of its efsciency uidis Nr
Gilbert believes thas fhe time Is MOI Jet ripe
for the experiment.. especially ~ II nece--
sifaies bonding THE city FOR S330Do Ihe
far Of Mf. Gilbert relations ~ fhs gss
coulpsny sftosid noi be used ~ impugn bis
motives. He has worked 500 BONG and 100
dis5utere~ie,ily for TIE interests - tht oity.
often -.crifcing hi- ti8s. to be aoeu-ed of
uerrenary fneNves
To the Voters of the Fourth Ward
The regnIsF Ber1hliesn nominee for Al
3errnan. Bdnrnd n Barnard. vas fsIrly
nominated - rfFressrtstfre kst8h.iss.n
osu-us and shouid hs elacfel.
Hosrs fseaaET-
= A. s. tFEufFA
4 H frBeuorn.
FEsn Ir9rrrers1.
FKxD A. NtrKtHD.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

WAsHlSeroN. April s Mr. Randalfs condi
tiou il much improved to-day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

Whoever has 30 buy a Suit
or Trousers. Shirts or Under
wear, is reminded that our
guarantee with each sale
pledges Us TO give the best
Bargains every time. You
can wear our Clothes into
other stores. Compare them
and return for your mony If
YOU think YOU can do better
elsewhere.
Pew men wear oui their trousers fret NJ
the knee -Ieros sitting.
4 single pair Of trousers Will
not carry a man or Dov
through an entire season. 80 IN
the Spring Of the year we ex-
pect an active demand FOR
these essential garments we
are prepaIed 10 meet the de-
mand a. never before.
Trousers Of al grades from
$3.50 for a mechanics strong
serviceable. everyday Pant
TO a 5000 Article. ft for any
occasion. Nowadays. s. on
6 buys good enough Trousen
for almost any one, and a.
these Prices we have a gles
variety Of Patterns.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

THESE LOW PRICES
TELL THE STORY
Good Prints, 2se.
Standard Prints. 4c.
Indigo Prints, DC.
Good Quality Sheeting, &c,
Turkey Red Damask, 1910 45c
Crash Toweling, pc aad up.
Turkish Bath Towels. 80. -
and 25c.