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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-22
1ellen @etDanbe i6re 2eiben ~tpentgftens
ant lan9ere 2eit peraeiien tpiirbe.

1lele11 9etDanbe ibre 2ei6en tDentgitens
auf lan9ere 3eit Dergeiien piiroe.
Darum tpolIen iie Der frans6iti6en Ste
puO!tt etne neue 8erfaiiung 9eben: cine
SerTa11ung, tpelde Die f0ntgs uno futierloie
SlaatStorm nt6t tins g8anfen ~brtn9en,
lpHoern beteitt9en lou. Oas mare
UetH .fretltb cine gan; anoere 9lrt pom
SerTo11ulgs> JteOtlton, ais Dieieniqe, Die
Soula19er un0 bic nit i6n o%erIdbpDrenen
'Sel'loe Der Jtepublit begebren.
Die peientLt91te gerbeIierunq. tpe[he Sic
1eue Serfaiiung entbalten ipu, tpiirbe cine
Sta0a1ttunG Der amerifanii6eu iein unb
0Grlli oelteben, baB Der bur6 6as
WanIlferlllm pertretenen Bertpaltung cine
pc i m M u tSbauer gcgebeu
muroe. Mabren0 bieier 3eit f0nnfe IS
Stodr inter g~etoi1ien ltmitdnoen in Qnz
Tlagelfano berleBt unO CUR Qlbiebung berz
llrtbetlt t%peroen, in berielben g8eiic tpie elm
9rdftoent per Ser. Staaten, aber bas Ser
tabre1 tpIroe etn 10 umitGn6Iides rn6
ldllplertges lein, oaB eS nur i'm GuBerften
Jfotbfale IN 4ntpenbung gebra6t uerben
tpilroe.
&ein 3peifel 6aran, 6aB tpern cine Io(de
MISUNDERSTANDING in S(eii6 uno
8lut Der polttii6en Mnidouunoen Ser
YranaQlen ltbergtn9e, oer Sang bes Stats
le6enS pieI rubiger uno itettger iperben
muroe, als er ieit II IS Sabren getpeien
~. Slt oleler 3ett bat 0aS yparlQmentartz
lvUe", ~0te9leru18smelen, tponad ieoe5 Wtntz
1tertlm lotort abtreten ntuB, tpenn irgeno
el1er lelrer Sorldldge bon Der golfsperz
fretu19 0eriporten miro, griinoli0 a6gez
ipIrtblGattet. 0ur0 ihre eipioen W}iniIterz
tpe6iel tit Die franS0iii6e 8epubIif III eirtem
@egenftatt6 ougemeinen SpotteS oetporoen.
ia bat taft aufgeb0rt, als cine @r6Be in Der
Staatenpolitit @uropa's mitoesablt au
meroen. 2roB Des tpabniinntgiten @eloz
alt[fpanoeS ftr Die Srie98ma6t sn 2anb
nuo our See 1T Srantret9 bon Sabr Su
Sdbr mentger 9efG6rlih fir ben 6rtez
pen, nentger 9etlr6tet ~9etporben, tpeiL
Die Mbit6ter1 uno Bldne Der Gegierung nod
nt9t einmaI auf Wfonate i'm 0orauS fetz
SulteQen parel1.
gu ben loritt9en GoridIdgen TGoquets
8ebort Der, oab BET BEN Q8abIen 3ur Bolts
0ertretun9 jeoesmal MIR Elm 0rttteI Der
Steuen neu beiebt iperoen loQ. Mu6 oaz
Our0 tplroe eine srOBere Stetigfeit geIt6ert
l!no Die 0ur6fl1rung elmer auf tpeitgez
ltefte 3iele bin 9ert6teten Bolttif ernt6gz
ltdt tDer0en.
Sir 9euti6lanO un6 Die iibrigen 9ta6z
baritaaten Tranfrei6S lit bas gar feline lebr
erfreuli6e Nusii6t. 9telme6r fOnnte t6nen
Die Sortoauer Der gegentpGrtigen polttii6en
3erfabrenbeit uno O6nnta9t Sranfrei6s
MIR angenebm iein. Sc toler uno unz
linntger Der 6erentan3 Der fran30iiiden
Yarteien. oeito lln9efGbrlther lit oas 9anb
fiir ben ISeltfrieoen. Snoeiieu: man muB
Die Te1te feiern tpie ie fallen. uno iibrigens
lit in Tranfret6 audi Die bette 9erfaIiung
ltur - Elm Stiif 8apter..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-22
Gin @orf@tae ees @eaera4 @a,tk

General &auh 8efeD[sbaber beS Sorts
9ftobrara IN 9~tebraSfa, enpfiroet trob Ser
ungerebten 3urilGleBungeu, tpelde ibm bei
Der 8er8ebung bon 8riga0egeneralsltellen
oes iteberoen 6eereS ptberfu0ren, nod int
n1er ben 8rang, baS amertfanii6e Seer
tpeleN SH Derbeiiern. S6ou friiber
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-22
Sin neateS @e.p ntt0.

S6on manfe 3rau lit BON elmer ein8ez
btloeten Srantbeit bur6 = eth neHes
&leto ge0eilt porben. Der BrdliOent
Garnot uno lein SANGER TIoquet iilo Der
WtetnunA oaB aud 0allia cine lolde
eingebilbete &ranfe lit, Die ii6er etllens
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-22
EGgItde UnD D6dlentIt1s
0SUtnOiS @taatssettNa9"
uuo
IS er % { # E IT,"
@bunuements.@retfe:

ofaa: eas 0F.gaf9iuaton.@tr unO gtft1 aOsnus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-22

G5 lie9t ms bic folgelroe Omit pouem Sea-
men oeS @inienoerS unterl0riebete, uno
nur OeSDolb bier beridft0ti9te) i6nlrrige
.3ui0rtft Dor:
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03
sEPUslfcA~ NoMlsATlcss-


nanssr II gsatis a1sn n Chicago
wao thoag &c they Ens~ sonastaiax about
doinx ouslnsss. have last discovered
tna. lasy o4aaot tsilv~r shas tnsy 10
noi asvs. hay have asd thar attention
ca.lsa 10 tbs tsCt ~ a. ed man sbom
tsy hsd disrsspeetfnliy called odd
Heres" NoR. aossver tbsy E0ald
nsks th-lr aosf respectful oosisAaes 20
Ns HU cafssos II - .0ald only o. .
a7 on fasm. lee qasntitJ OF Sbsas on
hand "a Chieago . small, And NJ.
HUrCsESsOs oouxht q up Al - cents, or
lsss. bashsi, taen as 10 the fellows
wh0 had bssa selling STAT they d.dn (.
have and couldn't gss sisswnsrs have
son1s wheat a. $50 oushsl Is made
= osz fortass cat of the dsal AM tie
otser islloss have CONS into BANKRUPTCY.
he lssson .s hart ons, ons the Ordi-
nsfy hs4rs val not orsak % tosir ac-
c0uaf. They shouid have known that
you cannot iAxs sOastniDg from no1hing.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

cssesrusax &c ksgi3.laas gsriF sss'@sfa
hzrflssa rsfF saapg lsala1 80 - > -
.as 3ss@.sllea . - l@ss ago fAat "s -
~. rssl = &c pass s4t - e =
fa.s gamma sEgTsss-.sg. i<s azny
ssasss s4i1a 80 aakss, essgt<s zra@t iofcs
- z.zsa s~ss 81 = ssrsg -a'ea
hse aanl-s=a srsaa ass.ll.s ssoa1 esy 9.1
s.ars zlas lsasa IS ~ ~sss aiest q sec
tasl 80 paai s4zat r. 10 fazstisa. gsos@s
1sala rsry estlrs.lF ca8siats sazf rssfs
80 q SERIOUS 3 ssrFs1ssu4szl ~ tse.F Gs1
"a saaih8nusa n ben tssrstsFs th~
Dsalesrasie party assists f1a3 80 pss. sns4ia
be 8ar.s4 DDS .t 1ot sdfzu lAzi a fss y4=t
"a g.gty 49, ~roas2 AID ne eoaver~
nasi 80 b. frar. fhs1 f1s parfy sbich ~
SO szst sgoe=-d e HlHsl gasa save cesn
rehL Fls sen.ss-sasnrs 81 sc g4st Waien
c8l.iaesd 1e tess sifars u - eg-szEy. sre
"a iaesaLss ID Gssils asa sxsrtloas IA tas
lbs 81 sea sads.s0fs. sRd an sssaFsaes
ma TIE psrE -aich ass hsfssoloFs 5ssa
ideaulsa VA sasa aeaisFsa-szts ~
sAks xsod "a pfo1i - i0r the falsFs. h
. sls0 an issp.rstioa for those sstsnus
lpaa be aci Re s1siss 81 lie. IA act Il
4ssts 80 .rsua- eat tsss re present. sesis
6 soa sh. 49, asd 10 usass : bulls upoa
lhs pFsssas.
Ho<sssr maca he Rspuafeaas iepEs-
cAIsd "a FTesiasats aus a. message. taeF
els that A. lssi they asf tsaafts question
uson sbleh sasy coa.I ie.l asas slEh ihe
Democrats party sna 20 before tAe people
tor ansl asxasaL And y asa ne Demo
cratic party endorsed ne Nils eiii a. 81
Lo1s tasY is.i = fssssuEaaes tbai hasAs
las osrty asd tssd-Fs2 "a ssidizg sue, ar
is-y did net hesitate ia accepting he same
But noE that he party beglns TO see the
Handwriting on ne val they are trying 20
evsds ne .ssue President Cleveland a
ais letter OF acceptance SAYS taas the party
has 90. sa,esed apon re- -rAde crusade.
Yet Hens, Wstssrsoa. the eh4irma an of ths
Com a.ittee on REGULATIONS a ths -. Louis
convention. and .bs father Of the platform.
said. bsi0re tAs President. letter o. scc.pt-
aao-. thar The DeaocT sae party except IN
Ia. persons o. in.beciles hardly worth nsa-
tloring. is uot or he fence. IL = free
trade party or il . nothing This va
rather severe upon the President but u
then seemed to bs NJ. Ws.tesson's estimate
Of the party and IS members who are not
irse traders. although ae is reported 70 have
eaten hs words ia ihis respect II rests
With The people whether or not they will
trust the psrty's present professions snd
promises.
How can hey. when ell slong it. path
VA In the past are streEn the wrecks o.
broken professions, and the skeletons Of
uniri iillsd promises MAX NJ PowzKs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03


b. A0lliksn was stopping al the Nor
ton es,eftsy.
T. williams. Of the Santa Fs route. vas in
the cry yesterday.
New doors are being laid between the
tracks N the G. Z. Z /. rouno-house.
The Trunk Line Psssengsr Association
will hold a conference 81 tae Niagara Hole .
Bafao. October =
The G. 4 WM nave just completed =
small depot on Bridgs-st for the accom- mo
d.lion OF the west-site-s-
Eve new ca0,s iiue car, arrived At the
South ssras YESTERDAYS l.om he LRc.ede
Car Company. III =. Louis. NO.
Engine No s., Engineer H. Smith. ~
fireman ;. = ellison. was run cur u ne
machine shop Yesterday in good Tepsir
Tb. q. K a /. viii rGa = SPECIAL 10 the
Cincinnati Centennisl on October p. The
vain vii cave the MON depot At us ?.
a. on The morning Of the sd. Fare for q .
roucd trip IS 81 ~.
yesterday Tom Curria doomed ont IN q
-site campaign plug hat. Tom LOOKS ike
a. Oil time poli,icixn. and 40 doubt pe0pls
between Kalamazoo and THIS city mistcok
him FOR some promiuens political spesser
n be passed over his trip Yesterday.
The o.. r. 4 J. nave mace aTrsngemeo
10 run special trans. leaving tie liou
depot at lu:50 D. m. on tie nighl OF OCTOBER
10 carry those VINO come from outside tue
city 10 hsar Hon. james ~. bisiDe TIE
trsin, will carry passengers ss TAR IS Ausks-
gon Cadillac and Kalamazoo.
Josepa De Conner. engineer OF switch en-
CINE No. T. and Harvey Egg eston. ss~itch-
asu Oh tbe G.. r. & l.. ba6 hstic encoun-
trr Monday afternoon. The bOnors were
about evenly d vid-d. Harvey wars mourn
irg srDuud one eve sad Joe bss several
,hzht bruises on difsfen, paris o. ais
handsome fscs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03
Has arrived and goes sale THIS MORNING
in one Tremendous Lot, all at One Price.

Our Dress Goods Counter will be cleared
of everything else and this large purchase
will be displayed the entire length of coun-
ters, and the whole purchase, if possible
closed this week.
Extra statesmen will be placed at these
counters in order to wait on the trade as
expeditiously as possible, and we would es-
pecially ask every one who can, to take
advantage of the quieter hours of the fore
noon, and lessen the rush of the afternoon
on this special sale.
The goods are all pure WOOL all in
checks OF chair threads " in browns, light
medium and dark, blue of all shades, bronzes
of all shades, copper reds, Gobelin blues,
drabs, moires ETC., all in checks The
goods measure 40 inches wide and have
never been offered at retail for less than so
cents per yard.
The Syndicate houses purchased the bal
ance of the entire production, and our
allotment is 219 pieces.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

The pr0dactloa Ok ths istlsr writisa
b. Mr. FoEO to Governor LUcs IN which
= pledged himself 70 use nis gshGsnce
secure tbs passage OF tie bill proVid"
M fer ,be rstarn 20 ne State Of the
direct Tax isvisi IN 1861. l. creating q
lv-ly eomlnosioa among tas Democrats,
snd thsy ,rs mskIng desperate sfosts 70
'xplsis VIZ NJ k0sp went back on bis
pronlss. Ihs most satisfactory sxplsns-
ton Jet offered. however. is thas gwen
by Mr.. FoED az ass.f. who explained ihsi
after taking with Copgre-smsn O.rxs,
4 Alahams. hs had keeoms convinced
tnAs 4 vas not sd,isabls to pass TIE bill
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

As noted some tine s-o. he various. far
uifurs companies Of this city have entered
into arrangements to import the plate glass
aud mirror plates used in their business
direct from Europe. and in pursuance Of
the arrangement at least one consignment
has been received through the recently -
iaolishsd custom ofcs- TIE result has
been very satisfactory. Is the cost Of toe
2 sss = much less tnsn when &c wag ossrhi
% Nsw York dealers. As result Of the
acton of the Grand Rapids dealers u i
probable that tb- great g'sSs tTusf vii =
0roxsn The trust was organized s5out
year ago. sot as conse-
qusucs toe price Of the tns-
xrssss Of rsss ws mn -diste,y forced
~ twenty nsr cent The Trust has hereto
fore been abe 80 oonirsi the market, - al
he Importers rsrs members. The smou1t
used IN tnis ritg il 10 smsii proportion 81
The amount imported snd this fsct. AID tie
fnrtAsr thai fsct fhs Grand Rapids dealers
are liable 10 hnd uitstars . - shsrs.is likely
TO --sult 10 The collapse Of he trust
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

Ninetssn Of ms wee presidents - &c
N-wport Clsre.sua and Thurman Club
a. iliionNrsz ncstlr from Nv York
srd interested . sAs xFsst importing
hrusps - ~. metropolis. A removal q
ne d1sy ron 'sr-ix. goods -Orld make
hnsiaass Lively ior thsss millionaire.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

Ne wsrs IN srror. Mr. FoKD - not,
altar al. IA favor % sbs0ints frss trade.
tie soa.d maze al sxesptlon IN the mat
fsr Of s0od pulp. "a .hisa ora patron
saints. Dos Dick Ss0s and 1. NJ WssrOS,
a.. financially interested. To % sure hs
and Congressman CHIPNAS ssrs unable
b sc pui2 81 -. freq Inst where II had
o~su PIT By hfLLs committee. bu. that
wss8't their iAa.t TAsy did the best
they could 'cr fbsir bcssss. n tbs bcsses
themselves DID asvs 20 take tie job ia
ns3sl hefore the CLAUSE providing for 3
duty vas restored
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

r. G. CsAwFosn. TIE E-lLsnova cor
respondent Of The Nsw York World. rbo
rscentig vent snrosd frss irssier. aas
returned = s-roox protsctsoDIst he ssys
fear ~ Europe ard Inspection q other
cnudiions thsre would con-in,e sny
rsndid nan "a its benefits 70 American
wrrsisgne8.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

sTA5y - stse-s da7T e-esp svn1as.
aKisr rrrr - 1nr
s.rerrs efrs ar ~ FErsec enf A. srtc -
r7ese~s ~ So f-rs~ Jsf r1si Fsrio es1 rfff -
flzT ENr-ra I'd e~ersf Fsraef FrrTs~ y -
fr1r1 f,se-est Tfl-r~s csrp@<fsoss rsoe a. 80
VIZ e. ssrTzgf trssnf Eezf-T res - sstf 81
nia- Tieksf Sssace 8 kauraeE1- art 81 Dnsgr
fe--t
CE Er-asss r sr< a Chinags
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

A rssf ls~sDss. bora Dos ouly 81 suriou-
lar froubls on siso ~ toothse6e. q ssid
a. ,. the cause u Emrsror WILrfss's
grand rsvi>~s and nimic battles. For
tha r.iief - thcs- Who sr- TIE victims of
BIS unnsfnr,l ssuFity. " shall bsvs -
Eaod cvsr an American dentist Who vii
either raiiers am % his tss,h Or stop
tasr aching
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

LEvi 4. NoRrox. without waiting for
the vsnsrsbis THvKNAS. whose psscaT
ious hssi;h doss not permit Of grsAt
oa.8ssl o. pbysiosl sxsriion, hss issusd
40 lettsr ~ sec.D.sncs Is - short,
bnsissss-hks document. sucs ss would
% expected o. 10 writer. He stands
sgasr-ly on tss principles snuncIstsd 10
tie R-pubho<n platform and Is N
thorougo sympathy vita the American
fysl-na II protsctiou.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

~ rrftsf nsrsr permit thi' country %
berpme "a damp ag-Gr0und o. tts
IanDes lsnt aaf .udoisacs ami erina> ~
fsrous. tsfi~rr fhef ~ should both
profsrf md fobor aQ1iHsf the lobor
sf'rv-asL sgaisesf c0atr0ct iaoov. and
ogai 81 Chfasss 'rhor. OR protectors
sfsfsai - barrssr aspsirsf foreign
,ag,,vfsfioas ard fas competitions Of
nudsrpe - ig6or "a Europe. BENJAMIN
tiARrsos.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

.-i8 seal IN Tseksouvills ell II
49, sEan a. Ne sanitary rsgulstions
fhas -cula - iev'sssi - 81 Toe yellow
49, P1f e v,ll not r-,novs tss rs-i
a. marcus rsrt1isrE Al
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

Oh r oniT had he coru uleVion. Why,
r. e sssifv obtained. Use P0zr3nis Com
Dlsxio1 Powder.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

.rs srr = sss~er - Md 'er
49, =, .,n4 JssEs = B1siVT
,tr-r ss,s -sr. sai ~ as'eu orssrs
80. .,..s,-x so = 'sro~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

The iuaro--a7rs - rarsfyfnx - ef-oa 49,
- - a-rressin11I 90. lsr ste PHrs
b.cs-.s v,u rannet ~ ~ zcef te7lh-
A. SHE sszscn nearly sT-rv care re-stS \
rrod aassseias ro purify. VA a. aaa enrlea
&c sl-,d ans Heos's sarssVsT e TsrisT
raar rrnsaeacs ft = seeui,sr 50 mar 3
srnrfheas snd srsa5s 70 - svzfs-r crrsrts
=, s--~ete ara f,pes - fszssf.cif. shis
81 I'D czs-s 4 sszse elve if ntal
81 ,ct ~1fearzrT,11 Fl s'i5 - al zrslzz-siE-
F-~rsrsa ~ C. 4 E>ss = Co. Lsvsf- Aa~sA
100 Doses One nossGT
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

CHICAGO WEST AitHlGAN-Aii TRAINS
\ arrive At snd depart inon Union DepOt
DrFIHi.
Nail for Chicago. Nusksgon an Ioledof ? % n
Fast express Tor Chicago ~ - , N
ExpresS for Nuskegon and HEn..---..-.f II ? u
Night Express fOr Chicago I'll 10 IN
Night Express for lndianapoli Is. -..-.f ~ % n
Eor Big Rapids. Baldwin, ludoington
snd Nanisiee ......-.... ...-.-. IT sos n
ForBig Rapids. Baldwin, Ludingion and
Nerisfee f s2ism
Express for Muskegon and . Haven 80 pm
SEEIfE
Night Express from Chicago ............. l0s 10
\ iEht ~ press from indiana rolls 10y - m
EKpfeEs rom Muskecon and Hart...-.----flo e. m
" all from Chicago snd MuKkeEun ..-...f rs 3 m
E1preSS from Allegsn and Toledo. ...f " m
Espfess from Ienfwster and HusEeg0Di ~ pm
Past Exuress irOm hicf -. ....-. ..... oft = N
Prom Nanistec, Lu0inFton. Baldwin
and Big Rapids -.....-f 10 p n
Prom Nsnistee. Lexington. Baldwin - ~ ? N
slaiy. sDAiiy exert sunday. tnaily eHceIH
Saturday 'Dsily sxnept Monday.
III rough coaches 70 Chicago and Ioleoo on . -
IN train. through psfior car 70 chicago on
u 20 N train No eItrf charge Tor sesk 20
Through sleeping ard chsiF car between indian
GpoiiS on Indianapolis Night Eypre~ trsirs.-
Through sleeping csf ~ fhicsEp on ~ % p m
trafn.-Vnion TiCket o'nce O. Mon roc a.
" A. CsRrFSTFR Trefuc 8nnager
WILLIAM = G1vETT. 49, : Cen PAST Agent
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

NOTE-This is an enormous quantity
of one class of goods, but it is suiting Of
the most fashionable kind and will sell
ont very rapidly. Everyone should take
advantage of this Special Offering, as no
such chance may not occur again for a
long time.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

49, n. n-rocrstss sas 80 Ysi'o~
-.-sr - -rtli sr-irs scr ssa
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03
Water Co|orFrescOeing.
Euperior N Oii ~ point ~ DursbiiitT -
vell 81 besufy

u~xirns s-e srfirnfter wif - fffuishef - a.
ricstson ~ fns undarsifned fyr srtastif ira~r
feffTsfirf nsrH - inf ff F-fr- SRI resptF ~
fKtrf -frF rel f~fof Gs-r<~Hficrr - to - n
ftsr r.errs sueri esef com tuf aierr~i ire
" sfssfsrte< ~ - tnts sr4ie aef 1fIrssss
oecs-stfnf n p-o1-o~ hs7er efsctt for 80
ssrns srsoU~f . rrot1e7 ffsi 80 - ~rr -
fiis geUs rsurr - -. r~r~~ stifp<f ~ rtssr
- estrrrts vsrk So 80 ~0~f = riarNrt~~f -
80 - 20 - frlst no walls ~ifk fhe srre 49,
che frist
Tfs evIisus ~ NJ entrsuae " r7-~eTs
fip>Ta Eoesc auBie q ons gao q ~
w1~t
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03
AXE SHORE 4 MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.

train leaves Grand Rapid fof Aneesn ~
- r. m. arriving there - SD
Through tickets sd - rinclps- polnis N ne
United Sistes Ac1iGo and CANADA a. inipn
Ticket Ofoe
q. ENTH. q. A ClfTsnn1-
BOOTH iseFV Tigket Agsot
Go * HCFs0F. City Ilcket Agent
Taking effect Nay "a i65s
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

- - .,rfs-s I've e. prtroif snd rsst raaut
u - ar hefv-sr r~t-n1i srf cfsDe BAY O.
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03
TRAIN TIME TABLES.

GRAND RAPIDS & lNDIANA-IN EFFECT
" sept -. ls6s-
SOISG NORTH.
Arrive Leave
Traverse CITY .-..-...... o.
1rsyerse CITY and Hsckinsw- Dam il S0am
no. On innau -....- - T N
For Pstss . sld Mao a.. - p n o. N
SAGINAW Express ~ . " y M
eaRlDaW b1 les --.--lH - = ID ~ ID
Saginaw Express runs through Aolid-irHin
leaving II a no has chair car attached for
80 Cny -II.89 = N train has chair car for
Nackinsw-- % N train has eleeping CAT Tor
Petoskey and NsckinHW City.
GOING SOUTH.
For Cincinnati ............. BAN
For Fort Wayne and East. 10 an D ga ~
FOR tluclnn1tl-...-..-.. .---.--- - ia - = %
Prom Traverse City 3D.. I'D 80 m
S:I5a ~ train has psrioT car Tor Cincinnati
AL trains daily except sunday
500 2 N train has sleeping car iof tlncinneu
SOAP ID train ccnnecft a. kslAinsloo fof 'e-
toit and Canadian points. arriving IN DeifoN a.
l0.45 p N.
Musksgop, Grand Rapids & IRdizna
Leave 0 IN ArlINc-lo g. a m
II i}t IT. --------.- ..t-.--s-s-- q = IT
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=. tlmQuisi 1icsel Agent At depot George "
kunson. Union Ticket AGENT - hooroeSt
c. l. lockwood. Gen. pass Ano Ticket Agent .
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

GRAND RAPIDS & INDIANA-IN EFFECT
" oePl -. ISIS
SoISG NORTH.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

CHICAGO WEST MICHIGAS-AiI TRAINS
arrive at snd oepsu inom Union Dep0L
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-10-19
A Boy Collaboration from Boston.

Speaking of copyright Max O'Rell told
funny story about his collaboration
in his book on America. He was very
much amused with an elevator boy in a
Boston hotel. In England an elevator is
called lift" Max O'Rell questioned
the boy one day about his experiences
with the queer people he came across,
and the little fellow told one or two very
original anecdotes. He was promptly
taken into partnership. An agreement
was actually drawn up between Max
O'Rell and the elevator boy, by which
the lad became collaboration in writing
the book and will get one dollar on every
thousand copies sold. He wrote out his
own anecdotes, and his ''copy" will go
to the printers. 1.-The boy had often
given me Lift" said Max O'Rell, land
l thought it would be only fair to give
him lift. So took him into partner
ship" The authors idea in this curious
proceeding is to obviate possible difficulty
in protecting his copyright. He says
that the boys name shall appear on the
title page. if necessary. York
World
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-10-19
A Pair of Modern Shoes.

Making shoe in the olden time, when
one man killed the beast, dressed and
tanned the skin and made the shoes for
himself, was a comparatively simple
matter, but at present to such an extent
has the division of labor gone that it is
said that III different processes must be
gone through with before the hide is
ready for the customer in the elegant
shoe store of the present day. Just as
all science is required to feed man, for
on his dinner table will be seen the pro-
ducts Of every land on the globe, just SO
all countries contribute to the manufact-
ure of pair of shoes. The leather, for
example, comes from our western plains,
the bark from our forest trees while the
cloth, thread, nails, wire, screws, steel,
brass may come from as many different
quarters, and large number of ma
chimes have been invented to simplify
the work; but in spite of all this, after
the leather is duly prepared, and comes
to the factory ready for manufacture, no
less than fifty different pairs of hands are
employed in one point OF another in put
ting together the forty-four pieces which
enter into pair of fashionable shoes.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-10-19
Prairie Dogs. "Happy Family"

There is another old story now nearly
entirely exploded refer to the happy
family of the 'prairie dog. the prairie
owl and the rattlesnake all living in har-
mony in the same burrow. OF course
they do nothing of the kind, but the mar
mots have to put up with these owls and
snakes the best they can, precisely as we,
in our large towns and communities,
have to put up with our owls and snakes
in human form-meeting and passing
men every day of our lives whom per-
haps we know well to be sneak thieves
ana cutthroats. 1t is said upon good au-
thority that prairie marmots will even
desert the burrow in which a big
'.rattler' enters, and even, if small cob
blestones be handy in the neighborhood
of the entrance, deliberately seal it up
with them, so that the snake cannot get
out and must starve to death. Forest
and Stream.