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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-05-18
Low TOURIST RATES.

For s47.5O a frstclnss round trip ticket,
good for 90 days, with stop.over privileges, can
be obtained from st. Paul to Great Falls, Mon
s sSias Taa On 1nlY H sieoo
s SSS si,Ss. !!!!. SsIsS:
cast and south. Rates correspondngly as low
will be named TO points in Minnesota and Da-
kota or upon Puget Sound and the Pacific
Coast. For further particulars address D. w,
III. Moreland, Trav Passenger Agent, 17e
Jefferson Ave, Detroit, Mich, or Q. II. WARREN,
General Passenger Agent, Sc. Paul. MINI.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14

f. Grant Chesebro. late township clerk Of
Paris township. died q bis home yesterday
morning Of Inflammation of the bowels. al
the age Of - years. The deceased vas quite
well known n the county, aud was a son OF
the late George ]. ). Chess5r0 who died
while serving bis country's csuse. he had
only been SICK about two weeks, and leaves
VIE snd one child. besides many warm
friends. % mourn bis sudden departure.
His szed mother. Of Pag Paw, now Arz
James Bs.e. - here, au8 bis brother Crom -
81, of Independence. No. sns . SISTER Mrs.
r. +. ETsritt of Nsvayz0 county. have
been notified. and are expected - be here a.
once. The funersl sil % beid on Thars-
dsV from t6e Paris township residence At
r. an. Rev 3. r. Ssrgssnf. of this city.
s1d Rev y h. Evsrsits. of Paris township.
oriCias.1E z. after whica the remains vii Be-
iatssred z Oak Hill Cemetery
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14
VOLUME V.--NUMBER as.

,alsarEassnasnf an1 4ifesDreaa iudisia al
aisirses. On tie resaIt of such al lssee.
i&ir y sresects1 20 t1e p5paar .z1gGselz
there l. ao sooal fsF doa8L
yos t4iug oaiy is aecsssary - assure
slllses s-e0sop piele haFm0aY aae cordial Co
opera loo "a the DsEg 0f al ksEa8.icz.-s. Oh
t-e parl 0otB ~ those sho zsc ~ to lead
nd % those $40 are sez@r - t3l3s- l4e
d-tg = 6ot che merely 0f hgn0f4Bis deto-
H0n - ne parfF .aose record AID whose
a. lais are 81 ks grs4f. Dat u = one csas zafied
oy the .GsuRet ~ self interest ana - TIC
stil nixbeF promplngs ~ "a ri0usua-
a close observation Of tas coB1illo1z o.
he z48ng ths older n4Llons gifes 0ns
more intsnss dssire tnst the American geo
pie saaii Mzz- 40 HlSisks IL choosing the
Dolicy .hicA inspires labor with hope sad
crowns z sitn dignity, which give safety %
capital aad protects It's increase which
secures political po~sf 20 avery cst,zsn. COM
Tort sad culture 70 every aOnas- To this
sud, not less earnestly and more directly as
private citizen than . public csntiazle, l
shall devote myself, With the coanse0t be-
lisf sn4t The administration Of the Govern
meat vii Dc restored 20 the party whlch
has demonstrated the purpose and the
power 10 WELD it for the unity and the
honor Of the Republic. for the prosperity
and progress or the people.
/ am very sincerely yours.
JAsEs g. BLAINE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14
BLAINE WITHDRAWS
q THEse sTsisa 70 rs LsTTEa
q General ssiizf Aaaax Esgahii@Azs That
as - -iaeess 4ad Ms DseiAisz -
fia4l-Ehs Dszaaersts sos-
pzst Ia slaGeEttg.


" AsHls4res. Fec. IS. ~ TIE sensa-
.si0a of tie day here - Hisiass
ist1sr a destination. Republicans. IS =
ssnsfzl hing. osiisvs thai Bi4.Es's With
ara.al = greatly 70 the sdFanlA<s VI ne
party, a. a8y man thsy n0min@ls EiA be
stronxss thAn Bl4sns. Democrats do not
rseard me .e-tsr 10 - written Ia sincerity.
And believe that Blame s Playing a big
biuf gan = and mat al ths right tine he
Ill receive Ihs domination.
Bord shea ssk zd bis opinion. said be
took 40 STOCK m "a. snd REGARDED Is simply
A. oid for tie n0mio2tion-
Congressman C1lcheon and Ford are
making great efforts - have ths order re-
voksd establishing the newly consoiidated
iaad Office a. Grsyiiag They sAy fishsf
misinformed secretary Villas IN regard -
ne location. stc. o. 0r2ylioz and thas the
schems may not 20 through after al
Congressman Tsrsaey Is not 20 vel 10
aighL The physicians say De bAs pneu-
a0nis, but nope 70 pau him through al
right.
senators Palmer and Stocknridgs both
sxprsssed the 0pini0n that there Is 10
striag to the letter. Congressman Burrows.
a warm pers0nAl TREND Of Blaine. q en-
phsdcallg Of The same opinion.
Col Henry n. DeGisid shouts "Als-r for
arst place.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14
Chairman .Jon.. Interviewed.

PrrrsBURG, FEB. 13.-Mr. Jones. Chair
man OF the Republican National Commit
tse, was interviewed by q Chronicle Telegraph
reporter this afternoon on Mr. Blaines let
ter OF dsclinati0n.
Jones stated that Blaine was in the best
os health and it was not for tais reason that
he declined arenomir ltlon.
His trip. said he. had been wonderfully
beneficial. I have had many letters from
him. sad IN nearly all of which he has
spoken of hs health and said that he was
entirely recovered. No sir. it is not i'll
health, nor fear of the result, or the worry
and strain of another campaign which i'm
Dellsd Blaine 70 write that letter.
Will you tell me what Blaine's reasons
srs2''
As given 20 me at the time - which
Blaine refers the reasons were these. Be
tore the nomination oy the Republicans in
1875. Blaine was very snIicus 70 obtain the
Presidency. and worked foe it With the aid
Of his friends he vss disappointed when
if went 20 another man in the manner IL
did IN lSS0 ne vss stiH anxious. although
In a lesser degree and his disappointment
Vas less marked. In 1884 be had, 20 a great
sxfens. l0st al desire for the Office, and
cos ne withdrsWs from the contest because
- has no wisn % become President. Re
takes Keen interest in literary work aud
wants res and sgist. | assure you these
srs the oulv reasons for Blaine's letter hat
ara known 70 me. Everybody sooner or
.stsr loses the desire for something which
they were once snxIous - obtain and this
il entirely srus ia the case Of Mr.. Blaine.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14
THE NEWS IN WASHINGTON.
1 ucsrtaia az TO WHISTLER the Decision is
final or Not

WAsBIssros, Feb. is-Blaine's letter was
the Leading topic OF political gossip today.
Blaine avosed friends in Congress show =
desire nos to express their opinions. bat in
lnats that the latter only emphasizes dis
Inclination. which he has shown, to press
bis claim. for the nomination. Prominent
men, known a. opponents OF Blaine, hail
ths letter as an actual withdrawal on his
part from ne Presidential race. Senator
Allison aud others. who may be cisssed rs
Presidential candidates, content themselves
with saying that Blaines expressions are
unqueslionkoly sincere. but that he would
have . yield to the demand of the party.
that be shall become is candidate Il II
should 50 express itself Ia the convention.
Among prominent Democrats Ia 6otn
houses the expression seems to prevail that
the letter is lar from establishing the fact
that Blaine viii not be the Presidential can
dlaate
Mr. Dalzell, the Republican representa-
i've from the Pittsburg district, an intimate
friend Of long standing OF Chairman Jones,
of the National Republican COMMITTEES. says
that ne IS not surprised TO read Blaine's
lstter. that he bad an intimation several
months ago that Blaine had suffered Sc
verely from = nervous prostrstion since the
campaign of 1854 and would not likely be
physically able 10 Withstand the rigor-
ous demand Of another campaign; that he
aent abroad with the hope of recovering
ais health and that tie letter indicates that
DE is disappointed in the object Of his trip.
Mr.. Dalzell believes that Mr.. Blaine is SIM
cers IN his determination not to have his
name used in the convention and also that
he intends to assist in the election of the
nominee 10 the extent that mis- physical
condition may permit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14
REMoRSe AND DEATH.
Suicide of = Farmer Because shsrpers
Got the Beet of him.

BALrIsoRE. Feb. l5.-A young farmer
named Charles Fogle, living near this city.
shot himself in the head Friday. The cause
a signed Tor the suicice is that bs was inn
po ed on by the agents of a speculative
grain company which has been do
ing a large business among the farm
eTs of Baltimore county. He por-
chased of the company twenty-five bush
els of wheat at $40 per bushei, and gave
his note for $3.50, the company executing
bold TO him, promising 10 sell for him npon
the gathering OF the crop fifty bushels at
the game price. This il failed - 30. Some
time ago Two men. representing theaseiye es
TO be tie agents Of another company, sgFese
10 take The bond if he would execute his
note for $l60. This be did, and lie supposed
that the taking up the boRd and his giving
the note meaDta cancellation OF the ferme r
note for 500. A few weeks ago be learned
that both notes were IN brokers' han a.
and this fact caused the depression which
ended IN the shooting.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14
ALL FOR HE CABLE.
The Report to Made on the Street Rail-
way Matters.


Some time ago the Grand Rspi ds Street
Railway Company made application to the
Common Council for franchise for line
Of street railway running in and through
the southern portion of the city. The mat
ter was referred to the Alderman of the east
side of the Tly
Later b asde application for line
connecting me proposed route with the
Stocking-st line. Both committees were
to have reported last night no report
was made. but il was agreed
that the Council would meet
in committee of the whole Wednesday
evening. and after reports were made a dis
cussioS OF the matter would be had
The TELEGEAN-H ERALD happens to know
that the report OF the East Side A Aldsrmen
will be for franchise for the Cable road.
Aldermen DeGrsaf. Stein, Creque, Eisen-
hardt Brenner and Shsnzhan will report
upon line running down Union to Hall
ST. on Hail-st. 70 Lafayette, on Lafayette TO
tifth-sve.. on Fifth.aVe. 10 SpriDg-st., on
Spring TO LOuis-st., on Louis 10 Ottawa,
and through Ottawa to the north city limits.
Il vou.e ssem that the Cable people have
"ini0Oeace' Of some kind.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14

EssEt q. asstiz Dlss Bsfors Has f&thsr
k.Aahs. tLse.s Frsua I.as aiaaA-


KfNekss HsAAs rEs1a t.0ss sis13-
BefE e. Nzrtin. whose illness has been
noted ia he TElzokse HEsAID died a. The
residence OF " ~. Q0iglsy. Nc. g Boss-
Nlck -. where lie hNl esea boarding a. 5
9 COCK ysztsrdsy siier noon NJ. Asrtta
vas II years of ace ald Was the O0is sen
Of loaals Surveyor T. &. A&rtla. hse&e
ssen sick vita pnsanonla 4ea plsarlsF
ter 4 hItis iess han three weeks The at
nlelion fails sltb crQaElDg weis as uPoa his
parents on xco0nnt Of the tsel thai hls
mother : al Invalid and his father ala not
Teack home from LoaisiSns. where lac y ss
lookiag pine Iand for kobins0a A Lacey.
81 ths city, anui aflef bis ae1th- Owing
- the sos delivery Of dispatches sent. Ar-
Martin ala not get kers until 9.50 last
night, when ne wss met 81 the train ~
Hon NJ Z. Burch aud elRers and learned
that MS son WAS dead
Bret services will be conducted st the
house this afternoon by Rev. Mr.. Hoffman.
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Merriam, after which
the remains will be taken 10 Pontiac for
interment.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14

Nothing Is moro veaTrSor0e n me then The
much iterated asseTttoa that ar editorial
carries oniT the weight that the writer's
brains and character give g. j. isnf any
deeper or ahssr. o. course, but it has more
weight jusf because he Is merely furnishing
8 dress for opinions laid cut Tor him by =
virtual vote of larrr nartv. TIE weakest
q papers writers is c-sthed with its an
thority O. e expo8u1rr- The most fracfio1s
Is sub iect - its responsibilities 4 paper
with signed editorials would carTy 10 weight
sns represent nothing bet few thirG rate
tor first rate che point is TIE ssusl writers
Yol could nof foTeeast ANYTHING by it-For-
res Morgsa in 1ha sfTiaer
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14

The geolosieAi formations - cs7urtTv.
according u n I.euis Nsvsz, have consider
shle e1eas in limiting Iaazi's free acton. and
deteTTuizire Ells focatsoa saa occ1pstlons n
ccran1lH Two PeiEian eVsznpses are
rven IT, fee~ vaseF is cherasteF5ze3 ~
sn shuD5aBra - sule IN fise ~ 8. Which ri~es
great e<reaF sappier@ss snd rhl1erez 20
straw tbere grown. an.d has Hzss o-iriusz@6
tas sztsHaTe straw Tssi.ns inougz-F = fbs
district "a faller - t1e LIS. o. ~ cfasT
hard Is notably FREE from esles-eozs rocks,
making - v1taT 4 ttst rr~sr ess,scsAlly =
soft - sui.sb,se foT ~ cleensrTsg af fsx.
a1d iocztzz A ipdzx~r ~ inapor1aDes n
ths c'ofAz.sksrs a FisBzlsrs - AZ sanss =
-~~.-~ls-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14

Lester Frsnknn's Doabls Combination.
drew q large audience e. smiths 9Bsrs
House Is evening. end The double biil
prsssute Tss most heartily appreciated hy
a.. ~ celebrated drama. ln f0Dr sczs.
Solo ou1on Isaac 98s pred1ced gitE
specisl scensry AB3 costumes. The plev
hss = remarkable sfronz p5ot. tSe cisiogue
being Intensely Interesting throughout an
fhe sevsTai elinaaxes and tablseuxs vere
vel received TIE oi5O coutsi sed many
sapeFo spec ssty artists tse foifs~i7g being
the rosssr Sicaragnd krd GeHrov. Ias
CONE III sEetc1 duo. wa1ss 50 Tss Te-
veo vsh slfr5exs ~ isgaFBter l75n +.
Ms7s 1zs thrilling trsreee ~ss sxes eat
sn6 aads oeci3s6 Aif Tse erE31 .lssers
Niss Nay 0siT@. Tns Wort So #.ss 1snnis
sc1ths-n sl appeared p c.svs- sn5 pleasing
<~zs,Tztt'se
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14
LABOR ORATOR COMING
The President of the Nstional e derstton
81 f.nf A.

The President of the National Pc derstiop
of Trades. To spssk IN tslfs City.
The Central Labor Upien held a meeting
last evening at which the secretary reported
that he had received a ts.begram trom onmnel
Com pers, President q the kaiionl feder-
stien OF Trades, stating thai ne will be In
this city on Thu rsday, February y, when
he viii oeiTver a free puhssic address on the
liahor question. Committees were appointed
to make the necessary arrangements Tor
the meeting. 1t was resolved that the
presidents OF all labor crsanizst sons act
as vice presnients on the occasion OF the
meeting. Mr.. Gompers is AL able orator
and will doubtless call out a larecaud,ence
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14

Progressive Pedro.
This is The most popular form for en-
tertainment or company. The guest
having been invited Il IL customary 70
20 10 Leonad's and buy the prizes and
cards rent The silver, glass and okina
with which 20 serve tne supper The
supper rs usually served between ten
and eleven clock on the card tables
which have been used Tor piaylne.
Each table should b. provided with a
dessert sugar bowl and cfeaner. Two
teas poons and fork. The plates with
napkins are passed around aod then
follow the refreshments which usually
consist OF salad, sand xiches, coffee.
water. ice cream and cake 1se hnrcr
bowls should not be fergottep
pleasing variation is 80 pla.e q fairy
fairy lamp set in flowers on eaoh table
with the refreshments. and few more
may be placed around tie rooms. he
gas should then be turned drsu aud
the effect is charming. The lafn - 0ilb
colored globes nay he hired ~ AbDn-
ARDS.
The game itself is p vafiat f "a
sledge OF all fOufs. Tie q dfereu % n-
sists In the addition o. $50
which count five each. hs1
i've spot q trnmps, called
pedro. and tie ave spot ~
pOndinF color called ile
This, with tie high. lgv 2es ai
makes fourteen points o. 81 "a rf
in esch hand instead ~ ianF tF tu
spot Of trumps h called eanf fiieiov "a
trump lsye5 is lo-. ana tfe ei bss'
trump played b. hsh Low sf1 "a
belong ~ the one VINO p.aFs ibe1. nli
sck and game may be oapturet as sen
az the pedroe. S1 cards are afi iV
each o. the four ~ six PLAYERS, aut each
player bids for the privilege ff naming
tbe trump as MANY points - his 0r her
hand car make. Six points are usually
bid on the are. seven on ace and ioV.
eight on sce and King and nine -
twelve II pedros well protected are held
with ace and King. peiros alone are
not safe ~ bid 0B. The player vh0
bids most names tee trump. and ali
plaverF discard face up their ertire
hand except trumps In siz hand
,s.5ro oniy two eNrds - 30 disc srded
Ibe lead belongs to the PLAYER who
names the trump. and the sc ~ trgfoDs
q nsIsllv lead. Partners should play
f,edro on their highest trumfe Should
ne leader not pgsseE the zee 9 low
trump should 20 led - 8fs = Oui tbe are.
TIE cards rank from tfe aes down.
PLAYERS should follow suit II pOss bic.
~ trump. 10 player should throw down
the cards becauss there are no tTump~
IN IT, Should the leading sifl< NO make
- many points - bid they are 81 bssk
that many points - the seefe. IN Pro
gressfse Pedro twenty-five points make
: game The bel - then rflng - the
( head table ard the winners e. 70 the
I foot tsfie sud TIE highest score 81 al
other tables move up one tshis. Sh91id
I TIE aoors 30 fie fbe slde Which reaches
4 fhe fe frT sb0Uid e. Gp. Partners
ehgua - changed - eret table snd Il
fra pleasing rsriatler ~ The game -
Z hzre tAe Isde progress pCWards fiie
head table end tne gentlemen towards
fhe r.-t
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14

Several young gentlemen Of the West
Side invited about fifty of their friends TO
participate liz pedro and dancing party
at GermAnia Hail last evening. Tse pedro
ca me was finished at IL O'Clock, Miss kittie
Doan and James Crukin winning
the first prizes. a pair of handsome
silver napkin rings. The boobies were
awarded to Joseph Mas and Miss Mary
Dowding. Delicious refreshments were
served, after which the company danced TO
the excellent music of Prof Max. Faaiken-
hours orchestra. Joseph. Kruse was mas.
ter of ceremonies and James Dowding and
Fred Hall acted as floor managers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14

n vss Esd three vsers kr7 fhsl Dr. y
s Eoss sVsseEssiry Tfrsf1srut sTrsiisd 81
r3s-s faF fha rre ot sHmst en1 era
ScYcflIs ard rrrfsbF 50 rlsn h~irg re
i- - sa1~f z tire hr er suet = Esrittr-
5-ss fsFrt tstf1a ss lir Eoss .1asr er evs
rirst n ear xf7sf eos 1rfaef fAssr tssti 10
r5as - ~ ro~1h 81 ssszas t1 rssssn fsaf
tte~s > raerif e the 1sesie ~ Thst =
wk2tss s~aAx aoas srsry asy far - ksz
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14

WssErSsT0S. Feb. lS.--It = known here
tonight tnat tee fishery conference will
finally sdiourn on Thursday OF Friday Of
MS week. Certain definite determinations
are on the point 0f being decided and fixed
by both sides. Semi-0fficial Announcement
Is made thst he alterations viii De made
public wheu the fareizn confsTrsz resch
lhalr hon e.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14

CksILEAC. Feb. I3-The BODY of Oliver
Belisire, sxrd forty years rss found in a
90 stream aear Camner's mil vesssrdsv
It - supposed ths slsr feli int0 to- ~ase~
whiie ancer tas influence 81 liaaor snS
rss erorae3 Hls rssstives r>sise - Pa
6acah. kv IL is understood thet ks sss1
has a nrose-r A. tss Soi9iers' H0sne a
a. Grza1 Ha3ifs
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14
THE PEDESTRIANS PAID.
The Record Breaker Albert Gets Over
$1,000 For His Weeks Walk.

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-The prize winp ers
IN the recent pedestrian contest, received
checks for the amounts due nltocsy.
The managers statement showed 1881
tickets sold. realizing $22,52s.50, of which
Sll, ,264.20 goes 10 the walkers. OF tbis,
$50 goes 10 eleven mec. who get few dol
lars each. The remainder Sl0,74.25. is
divided IS follows: Albert, 40 per cent.
$43l3.70 Hertv. % per cent. S2.635.O6;
Guerrero, II per cent, 81. 294. IL. sAd Others
smaller amounts. Albert also receives
81 coo more for breaking the record.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14
Visiting GentIsmsn Deal.

Sixteen young gentlemen were royalty en-
tertsined at the residence OF Ar. and Mrs
Arthur Ainsworth. III Washington st. last
evening AZ four-hsne progressive pedro bv
their sdn.iring young lady frie3ns. First
prizes were won by DIR. DeLaao and Wilder
Foster, Miss Weed aud Florence Reynolds:
boobies By Fred Twsmley and Mamie Nor
thrup. Efter lunch dancing was indulgee
in until the wee sma' hours.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14
Gen. Ayers Opinion

DErRorT. Feb. l3.-Ine Journal says:
Gen. +. A. AIgsr is not greatly surprised
81 Mr. Blsins's letter and ne be. .svss it re-
moves Blaine from the possibility Of nomi-
nation. Whie il has for some time past
been Gear that as the situation stood,
Blaine bad q walkover for the nomination,
yet General .Alger says that there has been an
element in the party that did not want him
nominated, add this representation Is
strong enough TO take him at his word and
nold him there, If there was any desire on
the part of the mas from Maine To take
back what be has written.
No sir, ADDED the General. that letter
has been written for JUST what appears on
ifs face. Perhaps il is the risest thing that
Blaine could do. who can say2'
Who will get the nomination? sasked
the reporter
Il don't know" said the General. at
may hit you. IL is just rs safe to say that
as 10 predict that il will bit anybody now in
the public eve No sir. Blaine is ont of the
race and I don't pretend TO know, or even
imagine who vail be the choice of the con-
yenttOn-"
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14

James Smith wss arrested last evening on
suspicion of larceny by Detectives Gates
and CAST He presented fer sale at the
second hand store of A. A Lord . half
dozen each OF silver knives. forks and
spoons, and acted in such q suspicious man
ner that the officers were led TO believe that
he hsd stsien the articles. He AYERS that
the silveruare belongs % him and denie,
that he stsle At.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14

Eorxrvs ~ Fee l8.-Mrs. Nancy
Ciars. dvi ser acre veat oug ta riaz
Gee ~ ara sel - 81 ths NJ. - siaasr.
wher te sssresree zsTs ~ sd r ssll ap3n
her HeecE. ~ asg rswa 49, e7-naz 4 feay-
f77 xzsh ~ ser bead @ae race res efhe-
ssrs8ss - laTss. saa aeT T-1spsrg = soasf-
Ia.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14


NrsxEsoS. Eco. l3.--Ths funeral services
Of the lsts Ma C. Davis wsrs heid this a.
tsrpoon from the Opers House. ani wss
vsrv largely sttendes TIE services we're
- casrse 81 a special COMMITTEES, aui wee
betting ne merits "a such msn as
MAJOR Davis a1i his prom iue1ce
IA eur community. The 5or2i decor
afiens Tsre exceptionally hne. Aher nfu-
81. Rev E r. kittrtdzs, ef Quincy
invoked divine blessing and j. II swan
Of Chiesxc. sud Rev Reed stuart, of De-
trois. delivered addresses saying due ~
srert - tae lifs sn1 services 81 The dead
Tss oan ks and many ouSineSs pisces rers
closed. sad the Circuit Court lo0k 4 rsceSs
fu-inx she services The clEv building sad
oitcss we're hssv5l7 arspet and fszs vsrs
displayed ss hsif mast Ia a. paTts q sae
c,tr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14

Ths hep zivsn ~ y ssss Gage sn8 Bsas-
5;et m Their s.eTant hsl "a fes shspar5
On irz was rs largely stsE1es ses
ever re- I1~ na1si 81 Era1n ercastsrs
wss cberN re. - & 10 vcasT Feosle 80
~ - = asssssat sve3zaz > sss azsa>es&
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14
A HhLakx HaIIse EaiIs

CHICAGO. Fes 13.--Fbe wholesale whisky
house of Frederick " Elich. at No. p
Safest, fai ed today for ab01t 81 coo. The
asssts are estimated - f5,oe9
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14
Slaughter Sale.

Nothing viii be reserved and
n pr cent. taken Of from the
gus7 otcd lowest prizes Every
tssag marked n plain hgurss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14
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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14
THE "BLUE BOOK"

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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14

If Rosins Vokes does not smile upon an
audience that will hll every seat IN
Powers Grand Opera House, II will
reflect upon the artistic taste Of Grand
apids theatre goers. This bright and clever
woman is the meet vivscious Of all our
condolences, aud with her celebrated oOm-
pany We get q treat. The opeDiu per
f0rmancs takes place on Friday evening and
seats vii 5s on sale this morning a. The box
Office
The Bseysr Student" vii Os given By
the AacCoilir 0psrs company At the matt
rec st Redmond today and this evening.
To-rhorroE afternoon and evening TIE
Musketeers' vii bs SING.