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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07

them on with little trouble. as tie beads
are very large and snowy in direct con-
tradistinctlon to the passementerie,
which is very close and fine. Some OF
the dresses would almost weigh one
down; still ladies bear up under it like
martyrs to good cause. Sadie Martinot
of New York, for example, has Just
brought velvet Dress back from abroad
which is one mass OF beaded work
and she rattles like hall
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07

even for morning outdoor wear in sum-
mer. The hat can be trimmed in any way
to suit the wearer. Some have wooden
rosettes made much like pen-wiper, IN
front, and others have field flowers ana
grass. You can have anything In the
world upon your hats or other clothes
these days and be entirely in fashion. one
hat has q common clothes line wound
three times around 1t, tied IN double
bow knot with picked out ends, ana the
hat looks wonderfully cnte and stylish.
An these thisss depenG upon the inven.
tive genius Of WeHel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07

NO cn Id will rer) e ole ways Vermi'
fuge Cci e. ticns6 An1 As5 ar alT:!s
elective. ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07

mania for "teking medicine" vhen ozDs'
it gains A perniciouSly active hold uf(6
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07

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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

Hes Jazz. a. Bsbeeeks Of Chicago and
Aan ArboF, Dsts ksrts0s.

ns~ JaDs. L. Bsbeaek. Of Chicago and
tan ArboE, Dsts ksrtaDs.
ASS AzsoR. hag. 1-Luthsr James. oi
Lima W4.hlsna~ county. clsd al Wau-
kss4a Wa. Jaae - And IS vii was al
miltsd " Pfoo4le a. Ann AEo0r yesterday.
he Was very rich and the people Al Ana
Arbor h0oed and oslisved Do ha1 let some
thing with ~lieh % found public men0f-
a. bat hs did nothing Ol the sort
he vas bachelor, bat strangely
enough as leavss tie nulk OF bis prop
erty-Or at least the heaviest single
bequest To his amanusns,s and
nephew, James l.. Bsbcock. Of Chicago. o.
condition thAt be IS married Ia the next
i've year.. tie give. this gentleman secu-
rifles - The amount 81 t59poO fscs yalge-
fss| value double that suIn-and Tue lRief-
esg Oh about so coo, which Is len over
AID above sundry osqueses. Ihisis 20 con-
tinue for i've year when. provided Bah
cock . married. ne gets tAs entire residue.
II a. that time BaocOck l. dead, and his
widow or children survive. they get one
half and the other lesalees the other bali
II B4bCock falls 10 get married the other
legatees get IL all. These other lsgatees ln-
cludss two sisters and twenty one nieces,
who each receive 5000.
James nephew, BaocOek, has been very
closely concerned with his Affairs for . num-
Der OF years.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
scgrrts0 T4E s-s.
a asm..e- tai - sailsr. - "a Bsisisa
Ilasal

a asaa4ze@ TsAf - sailors - 80 ssakisa
Isasal-
Sa4 YsaE Asz - "A 5lszsB sailors 81
ne s.rk 6yns. sFssgas hare q tas PaFis-
a NsaArch. apes@rsd ssfsFs tas British
sossal ssslsrasy aa1 le.d ia so-ls.isg
rs1azlkABis sLsry
TAs Ggas lsn @aaey i0r 6Fssoqck
sc9tl4n1. aaa ~hi.s - shs Calf u g. a.
renee t1s Boa sprung a ls4k- tsgs2sn
Is.i sfasfsd tAs 3o4l aea1s1 ios g Iehas.
5 r.. saieh gorE s4z rszessa A1kzsE H.
kzpAlrs Wefs Asae al taEss d2ss ialsE
- s9yAss s1s fes4 aazs3. AGet1ef .s4x "a
not.es.5 tls aFsl lay gaL Ine p18ps gave
alt s81 ~ Feslizalll1 s.9sea l1st llsF az1
1se1 -4l4 eersd slLn. -uspll441 fests1 Po1
laalsla I4.t 40 be Hss ssLeasd. fos
daF telioSing tas C4gt4il 49, naaEs Ssrs
discovered soGlg holes "a lbs bottom ~
me sss4s That alzst t1s a4rk sislsea re
fsfsiaa AoaaFca. ssd he eapLaIl nou1sd
ias cfes lh4g t1sg ui1sl cave ths AMP -
there sss -sa iest ~ saiss ~ tDs h0ld. hs
also urged tas s.sa - lsit he slrcsrs ei th~
fsrslal Monarch lh4t llere asls 1teea
iest VI water
The captain lad tne olAl saturated sIta
pagsltlle sll prsparsi O. oafa lt a. &c ~as
4nsea s0fgbY ,scoad Nal~ Robinson le-
tgsed 20 le4Fe las uyls a1d Lsplala l4it
AID - nfst mate reiuFaed - lhs boa
fhe Persian M8n4rcb isfl tls Oyns about
ave lgndc=d miles southeast Of Assiouud-
.aad
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
Sealed Proposals.
Notice TO Coal Dealers.

GRAND RAPIDS Mich. Aug a. ISIS
Sealed proposals for the supplying Of the Nlchi-
gan soldiers Home with yearly supply OF N0oD
one thousand six hundred net tons, more or les.
coal, VIII be received until II O'Clock, fnoon) Of
Thursday. August 30 .sss AT which time the
said sealed proposals wih be opened by the under
signed committee al the Office Of the Michigan
Soldiers Home. and the award given 70 the low
est responsible bidder. The conditions upon
which the proposals will be received considered
and awarded are follows. viz
lst. The undersigned committee reserve the
right 70 select from the different proposals. any
grade OF kind OF lump. block, splint, steam lump
bituminOus coal mo grade inferior 70 the shsye
which they may deem 10 be for the best interest
of the State OF Michigan.
I'd. Tie said cDal 20 be delivered and stored
in the bins OF the Michigan soldiers Home ia
lots not to exceed s. FIVE car loads a. any one
time, ard az such times as the Conmandant OF
said home may order or direct.
Sd. The successful bidder will be required
to execute a bond. with approved security IL the
snn OF 81 .ee0) one thousand dollars payable 10
the State Of Michigan in case OF default OF non
fulflllmenI OF said contract.
9Th. All sealed proposals. should be addressed
n Col. samuel Wells, Grand Rapids. Mich, and
the words. Sealed Proposals tor Coal written
on the margin Of the envelope.
5th. The committed reserve the right 10 Te ect
any and all bids for such coal. IT, in their judg
nent, they deeDs IL for the interest o. tie state Of
Michigan
Signed by authority Of ihe Board OF Managers
OF the Michigan soldiers Home
SAMUEL WELLS
y. A. AIfiER,
NJ. BROWN.
Committee
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

Tas Ssw York Hal astd Eeprsss
shoss ID . ysry 0Ta8ls nAansr hoS
sVsa ~u1pfotsctsd' trasiss noarIsh untsr
ths American . stsm u ps0tsctloa. is
says.
"fhsrs aEs sork.nzGsn engaged IA
cerssia employ lasais shO are said - 0e
aaprossoisd b. toe tarf. They are
slssksmitaa, carr enters, brickl4yefs and
ether psrsons engaged b What ars called
d0msalle trsdss. The szzss paid 70
tnsm ia ihls country are sefy much
Eizhsr tasa tha wages pali % psssohs
engage ia similar occupations IA Great
Britain. EhsFs bricklsysrs are paid about
$50 week, carpenters about sA25 and
blacksniths about -. lt u said that
these people afs not benefited Dy tbs
sEolectlss tauf.
rs "a. The principal purpose OF the
rroteetiys taFi1 10 create a diversity OF
employ n.snts Ia this country. The fae-
tory town was 10 - built up, because Il
vonid not only furnish our own people
wlth tks manufactured articles which
thsy consuns. but would alsO furnish en-
ploymens 70 the mechanics OF the coUntf-
aud = market FOR the producs OF the
fsrnsr II wss hoped that the tendency
et tho country - be exclusively sgricGl-
tnrsl would be checked, aud that ne
chsnics and operatives would increase.
The result has grstidsd the desires Of the
trainers OF the protective system We
have sysa Bow farmers enough aud TO
spare. and the products q our land feed
tho people of Europe. There were ap-
pan-ntly tswsr sgricultnrsl.sls IN this
country IN 1880 than there were IN 1870,
but thss q probably . mistake IN the
however. while there were 577. 1872 more
persons sLzagsd IN personal and pro
fsssional services; 25s.907 were engaged
IA trade and transportation, and 81 ,23S
were Engaged IN manufacturing. mschan-
ical and mining industries. Therefore
ws bsvs learned that the protsctivs sys-
ten has Increased wages, has had q
direct influence ia bringing about the
wonderful growth Of the country, and
has made ths division OF employ mens
which vas expected from it's sdop;Ion.
In otter words. is has gwen 10 men who
live on Ssgss 4 very much grsstsr num-
ber Of occupations 10 choose from. and il
has gwen - mechanics who are said 10
BE- unprotected ths best opportunity to
exercise thsir skill. Let us inquire. Tor
moment. into ths truth OF this. Where
10 The mechanics, such a. we have men
toned, ind the most employment?
Naturally where population IL thicksst.
40 that u ths protsc tive system has built
mp sovns aud citiss II has helped those
Who earn their living in the domestic
trades
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

you think you need a wife. young
man. do your said Mr.. Ksjones. as he
looked At the sgitated youth who was
sitting on the edge Of chair and ner-
vously twirling hat. and my daughter
would iii the bill. would sheg'
she would indeed, sir" replied the
young man with ghsstly attempt to sp-
pear at ease. AS the men who start
newspapers sometimes say in their pros
pec.uses, she would I'll long went fault
i mean, OF course. a weng lont felt-or
rather fong lent walt-no, wrong font
eelt-indeed she would, Mr. Kajones,
persisted the bewildered youth, though
4 should have said, of course. feBg"-
George" interpossd Ar. kajOnes.
coming TO his relief. have you said any
thiRg 10 Laura yetg'
NO. sir; thought | ought TO speak to
You first"
well. George" said the young lady 8
father kindly. take my sdvice--if you
can't get that prospectus untangied be-
fore you see her again, you'd better send
a more experienced csnvasser. Chicago
Iirih1rue
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

Twenty i've years ago boy went for q
pint OF milk tie hid the can beneath a
stone directed bis course 10 the nearest
wharf shipped as 4 cabin boy and went 70
se2 Years went by and he was given up
for dead Bat he wasn't dead. he was
amasslng vast wealth. common thing.
by tie way. with sailors. The other day
be returned. found the can where he hid
a., procured a pint Of milk, and going TO
his boyhoOd : home. entered and said
Father aud mother. here : your milk. ="
He was given warm welcome. but he
noticed that there was : change Ia his
parent appearance. they had not the old
familiar look. He questioned them and
explanations followed through which.
though they were stu his parents. tho
change IN their appearance was accounted
FOR. Shortly after his departure from home
his father died and his mother married
again. then his mother died and his new
father married again. Thus on his return
be found the old home as he left it. the
only difference being that he had new
father and mother Ve<ily, truth is
stranger than fiction. Boston Courier.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

The Ffth District Republican Con-
grsssicual Convention will meet in the
Circuit Court room At II O'Clock this fore
noon. But three names have BEEN nsn-
tioued FOR the Congressional uouin ssiou
on the Republican ticket They ara
those Of GSossK ". McBRsDE Of Grand
Haven. Dr.. h. +. TEoNAs. Of Allsgsn,
sDd apt CBtsEEs f BELKxAF. Of this
city. It - smoug ths probabilities that
Dir BxIKS,F vii bs nominstsd by secls-
rak9n. lie - one q ths bes; men in
We district. snd i on record a. one OF
"a best pohticsi racers ia the State.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

pretty talented girl in Springfield.
Mas who has Just completed her school
course with credit. and By reason of
rather special talents has received moro
attention and admiration than falls to ths
lot Of most girls. was asked the other day
how she enjoyed her vscstion. On, I'm
enjoying it very much. she answered
brightly. Tn doing the housew0rk now.
and letting mother have a little rest.
Your mot her il away on a vacation
then vss the natural question. "Oh.
no. shes az home. bat I'm giving her =
ctsnce 20 reet IN the morning. snd 70
dress mp and sit out on the plaza when
she feels ike it 7 think is viii do her
good p havs Little change. oil City
Eiizxard
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

NAReUErTE. Aug. 25.-The Duluth. South
shore 4 Atlantic railroad begins = survey
today Of an extension north from Hough-
ton 70 Calumet for the copper traffic, and
begins the work of construction on its
Gogebic branch, tapping Bessem.r, Iron
wood aud Hurley. The determination not
10 build an independent line to West Su-
periOr. caused by the consent OF the North
srn Pacific TO joint lease its Ashland branch
from Iron River Junction at per cent. on
half It's valuation as determined by three
arbiirators. hxes matters so that through
traffic will De commenced at once The
contractors bad commenced work, but will
bs transferred TO the GOgeoic branch.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
CONTRABANo OPIUM.
A Bi. Seizure made by San Francisco
Customs Oricers.

Customs Onicers.
sAN FRASCis-O. Aug. 2s.-SeVen thou
sand dollars worth of contraband opium
was seized yesterday by customs officers.
An officer on the China steamer City OF
sydney And two employees of the Pacific
Mail company were arrested for trying to
smuggls the drug. and 1t is expected that
more arrests will follow. IL has been
known for several days that opium was
concealed Gu the steamer. and officers
have bsen watching to catch the smugglers.
Yesterday they attempted TO land the
plunder. Ons, named y Brien. tried to
bribe the officer on watch. while another
named Nsagle. slipped und'r the stern of
the steamer N a small boat and received a
large package OF OPIUM. The officer nred
on Nesgle. aud the latter cspsized his boat
IN his efforts 10 escspe.
A search party found Eve packages Of
opium on the %eamsr, ready 70 be seat
ashore. and valuet at 900. Both the men
arrested bore good regulations. Others
higher in authority are believed 10 be con-
cerned. and the officers claim 10 have dis
covered a clue 10 big opium ring, backed
by wealthy San franciscsns.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

One night John r. Mclean. editor of
The Cincinnati Enquirer, was seated at
his desk up to bis eyes in business. when
a bumptious young reporter strolied in
from the city editors room, aud, seating
himself familisrly near the editor.f .fn- -cbief,
inquired in an off hand way: We'll. Mac.
how does the news pan out to-nightY'
Not in the least disconcerted by the ex-
traordinary conduct of his subordinate.
who, by the way, was newcomer on the
paper and hardly known to him, Mr.
Mclean responded In an apparently pleas
ant way: Don't call me Mac. It seams
too stiff. call me Johnnie "-Brooklyn
Citizen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

Customer-How is your brother doing.
Isaacstein, who went to the OIL country
9 year or so agof
Mr. Isascstein-Ah, poor Abraham, he
vas blown oop by dynamite; dot vas pad.
Customer-You don't tell mel Were
his remains found4
Dir. Isaacstein (overcome(-My trent.
not more ss twenty five per cent. Choost
think Of dot. only twenty-five per cent.
Dot vas awful New York Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

rhs csrrvinz cut ~ ratshstory mas
uras involving sac prohlbtton II Cana
6ian traffic asesing through f,is coGntry
wrnid - she nasns u makinx a ooor
government q paving enc. We rsier -
tbe ntsrcclcnial rssiwsy. owned By the
Dominion = Csussia and coun~ctinR
Qrsbec ard Hsliasx. The rosi = not
nov a eccl 6nancia invssfnaant The
uiifzsficu II the pert of Hahfsx u0w
would mean the tarc~inx 81 an immense
sn.runt ~ frziiic aSer tbe rad
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
MAYORS OFFIcE,

MAYORS OFFICE,
GRAND RArIps, Mich. Aug -. l65s.
Notice is hereby given that the annual election
OF school Trustees viii be held IN the several
wards of this city. on the FIRST Monday IN sepien-
ber So. viz. September 3. Isse. commencing a.
p. IN. asd closing at p. m, al the following
places.
First wsrd-Engine house No. 9, Grandville
ave
Second wsrd-H r Ysle's Justice ofioe, cor
ner Pear ard Ottawsst.
Third vard-Engine house No !, Lagrave-st
Fourth ward, Flint precBct-Engine house N0
1, Kent Il.
Fourth ward Second precinct-Engine house
No 2 Barclays.
Fifth waId Engine house No. s. corner Canal
and Leonard-ts
sixth wsrd-Engne house, Scribner-st, north
Of LeoIard-st
seventh ward-Engine house No. 3 scribnor-si
: Eighth Wsrd-EngiEe house 10 :. Jefferson a.
1. y. WES ton.
Mayor
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

Tters u~s ~ 1g0ny - oar ulsn fhot
cfs vitina 'o hs ccrrupfsi ~ ffs uss
~ nonc1 tasi 7 can So sofhiag 5ut 5s-
ferf in fte erf There ere ~oies saoagh
ia its Isf,n pufg 60 eject ersrs n14a
ga fts ticlsf = fisr coed - cost hon
ssfig assd f.fir'g bvt ihata iarge porfion
- esr prrtg is traiffag for fhs tiqhssf
sffisr taere is no fosbf ~ mg rIiHd,
ous fe~ t.sf reascp. aad a8 afisr. 7
vitadr1fr ~ agsss f-osa fas fickst srifk-
osf strrs sderfng ang ~ the princ1plss
Z hors Aerstofers 1fcocafsk-LTW
7. kISxsT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
rs srIRrr vs. wE.K

A New l0rk paper Gays - hsn Pugiiist
kruesTV wss welcomed on board toe
steamer bsnox the banquet that was
rendered him consisted only ot cold
chicken and coffee. Il appears that
dcz-n bottles - chsmpsgns bad been
put on "a 'or him. but some thirsty iadi-
vidaals made away With the sxhilisraiinz 2
beverages b-fore his arrival This nay
be considered By some 20 a a good omen.
ors ibs lack ot chsnpsgne must have
xiyso real psio - the pugilist
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

~ vor please suggested x1est st
-nc u The Chicago hotels yesterday sorne-
what parsrrrorlv Jon rlsv h-inC - a
s7p ard sarrsr insfs sad ~ thls lsttae Ii1zer
fwsnt more coffee ttan this shiazfi nrid
hat. sir = 6nEer ncwt sxYlalaed
the sr tellixent water sindlF I rrrsunsa
s dcnt So Such taiBCs in g Louis -
-. --r-------a
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

DrlUTu. MINI. Aug. 2s.-Ths propeller
Wocoken arrived this morning with her
colors AZ hsli-mast. Wheelsman Green
dropped dead from heart disease sesr the
sault. ani his body will De brought here
and will be shipped to Cleveland. where his
family reside.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
An Cl,anre Desirable.

Gentleman-H is your wife coming
OF. Uncle Rastus?
Uncle Rsstus with a sighl-De ole
CONAN. sab, am jes de same. she hahn no
bettah. an she hain't no wuss. lse gittin'
discouraged. Mistah Smif. deed / Is
The Epoch.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
tEE SHORT 4 MICHIGAN s0UTBERk
ks.errasar rgrfefnu

tran iss~es craoo Earlos for AhaFsr g.
81 u.. 50 riug ikrfe ~ -
ThruuFk tiffsss sod to Trincips Fo'nis 2 M
rrsfef sfs'ss Mf1fec enc tsns1t o. rior
Thket OFrs
a sxfrH a. p a. Cae-eisnd-
RorTl DeJoi Ticses tEsat
cFo p NrFsss CITY iieEei trtnL
Tskfnf fferf Hsy - 1S~
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

10 traven II 40, you must be very careful
of your health. or your doctors bills will
cost you more than your travelling ex-
penses A bottle of Sulphur Btters will
protect you from all sickness incident to .
change of climate. Evening Telegram.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

II thsre wers &c ether sirn "a secnid
know stat Aufuma = eomiDS By ne
rslarn q ne rssorssra
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

fDav Al others axi;T ssasr san1sF.
Teri1f sNert SID tr Iae
siaersas 80. IN - fRaffr an sutit y
f~eeses 81 efr frn-r fief -ot ~ art1f fe- -uH ~
i,sr F.rsess sr.S Ewr6 Fsrs1s F~rre-E - go
frrr set-rt lIsre~s f~I-rec-i1rs rse1s ~ Itc--
rffh ttrr.rxt 60 - Ee~- Tfef fee ~ s1se ~
rifr Ilckaf fiflas kenroe r.. srt - riae
TFrrr
fHse NarFu re-l Sr Nc~rpes
= 81 Rrssfs s a. ane 4. fslese1
rrEF FopLtR FEEksrkF FTEkNFE
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Water COlOTFTescOeing.

6Uperior IN Oil 30 point Of Durability a.
vel ne Beauty.
Iefifus snd esi msies Wi D. furnished ~ an.
flCst1on by the undersigned fnf erissir iutsrlos
Decorating com f.e inf lr prCr aur besutT Of
fnish ~lth wall paper oeoorstonk hs the tlss 81
the permanent ~sier color "AuH kalsorDine
We guarantee - % ffis srfsfsf and cufshis
Decorating % "a 10 pruouce ieltsl efeair fof the
ssTne amount a menef that u wonlc co. a. az
the same room viii -nsfcf either ln chsap
~ elaborate woff snc the work i rusfantoec -
he pe-n sneni and thai a vii never require ga.
inr On - e fniAk the walls wiz tho same s-v
ciher fnisn
The ceiling ~ The ncw cntrsu0e "a Powers
opers House 10 . sample q one grsos Of thu
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
Et'ss 10 Builders and Contractors
- NoEs0E gTKyrr

J. Q. DE Ia Pierre & Co. de-
sires contractors and builders
- call and examine their
Waiter Patent Metal Roof
French Floor Tiles, red
pressed and Enarneled Brick
and Sidewalks. Ldvingstos
block. corner last Fulton 49,
DIElsiou sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

Detroit EIpres has psrlor ear - Detroit max
ing direct COL ncctons tor all points last arriving
IN New lork a. lclG m. ns1f dsv. Limited
EIpresE caSi has through sleeper from Grand
Rapids 10 Niacars Fslls connecting a. hIwsnfee
Junction with through secpen 70 TORONTO.
Through tickeis aud sleeping car births securr6
a. D.. q. n. N. 1silway ofioe& y Monroe ~
and AZ the defot
Jas. CkNrBELi- City PAS Agent
gro RrfVx Tra'fe Manager. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

TRAIN TIME TABLES.
nF1ROfT. LANSING a NoRTHERN GRAND
IL Rapids q esslusN Division A. usiut Al
i've snd ccpeft ifon lIIoL Dcpol
p.n. pin. an I've AR pm. Pm. ul.
- sit $50 traud Rapids 81 a g. it ~
80 ta aHn Lansing sH $50 $50
10 81 ffs iI tl Detroit rr 81 400
pm , n. an. An ING an pn pm
pm I've Ar an nm
80 90 Nfsnc RaDos. lfH ~ ifa
~ ID - hariuEw lll1. ia rs
POD -W tati raFlrHe ~ 10
!. ~ pm. AsI lHf an 4 ~
TIE shoues Inc to Detroit sud teft Elegant
paroI car between Detroit and Grand Fsp.ds
Train esvinr Detroit ~ pfn SIC crane ksp-
ios 20 pm. run daie. Vlbef trans osiis ea-
CNpI sunday
hIMoTlSr, TlcEci Agent drpol Gro S..
N-3A. blou Tlesei Agent ff MoHFct RI
Go p. SMITH c.n Aff Grand Rapids
"A. A rAEflhItH
J. i. MUIIIEFN. ITs1ie Mansesr.
icucra Manager
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

DETRoIT GRAND HAVEN a MILWAUKEE

=
A. Alm3ulst. TcNet Agent al cepoi. George ".
BunsoB Union Ticket Agent. - Nonroeki.
{. J.. lockwood Gen. pass. rnd Ticket Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

CHICAGO &W EFT kiCHIGAK-AI.I TRAIN
Y arrive al and depsn irom Union Depot