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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18
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CsleAso, Ja8e I7.,-fhs decision Of ths
Ns~ Ysrk dssszstss tonight u present tas
sz.ns sf Chsuacsy n. Dspea more taan
sssr oomplicsfss the situation and Paxzies
sas elsssss observers ~ soivs the problem
fhs interest ia Blaine increases every hour.
ana every glass Of sine. oranss or grape.
Distributed ~ iaylshsy a. TIE California
hs&aa laftsrs zssns inprssnalsd VITA
Blaine ssnfimsnE la ths hotel corridors
.vsry aenE lcn 81 the name of Blaine u re-
csissd with yoclssEoas thrse-tImes-tarse.
Al he4rs tAs hackers u sssry eanaiiais sfs
for Bizlas. aud the Introduction OF hia
name Al ths proper tlnas vii De safncisn1
20 stamDsfs the eonysniion- sherman VIZ
Lad on ths arsl ballot. bat the fast that
his strsazfa comes almost wholly ifoia
soalhsfn sizsss Who have no voice Ia tns
~lscfioa. vii initiate sgainss him snd tend
u decrease his vote Win every ballot
Aixsr .lii 20 into the eonTsation with 100
vstss. As = sscoBd choice be leads al
srAsrs. snd m case os break stands the
bsst chancs of any candidate The fumor
Of q combination between Powell Clayton.
On Arkansas, cAsaaeey Eiilsy, Of Missouri.
.nd Tom PlatI. OF New York. having for
ia object ths nomination OF Aiger and
Morton, vas vigorously circulated bat Is
probably unfsandsd. such CON-
biaation Is possible. however. al
sss the ioarsh ballot Every hour
ssusdts Ayers candidacy aud bis frisnds
are more aopsfal tnsn ever. While the
frisnds of ths other candidates have sntag
onizsd opponents. Ayers remained neutral
snd be has the good sill Of all. In ths
event of Elains's nomination Alger VIII
secure ths second place. On ihs ticket with
Blalns be would. his friends assert, consent
% run, but With noother st the head would
hs accept The seeond place.
The hotels are jammed to sahocation
rhs Alger clubs will be met At the depot
Lomorrow evening vita band and the
Albany, y. Y. club as an escort, viii visit
every aotsl shouting for Aichigan's fsvorits
son. The clabs will be Qaarssred a. Bat
terry Ds aEmory.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18


The folIovingisfsk from our new cook
book, Price 81 (or given svsy With every -
sold:
GINGER cooKIEs
One cup each Of butter, sugar and molss-
ses. 2 tablespoons mix. 1 egg. tea
spoons soda and one Of ginger, fonr enough
70 noBld-not hart--r8il din and sprinkle
With sugar before baking.
WHAT II ITf
The Keystone Beater il one Of The most
remarkssls culinary articles svsr invented.
Although simple IN censsruction. il CON-
sines r1sny machines in one II isa Cake
Bester or Batter Mirer, sn Egg B.ster: .
Cream WHIP. sn Ice Cream Freezer. q
Fruif Whip: . Breakfast Churn. . Drink
Mixer, . Ds1sh K8esdsr; Potato kssasr.
Verets5ls Thip, And mary ofhsr thinss
The usss 70 ~hieh 4 cxx be put are xiasost
endless, The improvement IN tks quality
of many feods is sslonishinR TIE sosnonav
q tine. lseoT and material is rensrtshis
Call ard - h IN operation.
Do yes know hee - make Is-n. ard
how 70 tsxe care sf oae wksn n s8e7 II nos
SD he c<rks on he teir1 foar for ths
paper csEsd The Lava il VII EEL yoa
al ssost IL
4. LsOHards Sons & Co.,
% and 81 konroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

WASHINGTON. June 17.-Hundreds of en-
thusisstic Republicans s-e leaving the city
to attend the Chicago convention. For two
days past Senators and Representatives have
been leaving singly or in little parties. aud
last night quite number took their depar
ture. The great exodus. however. took place
today. The most conspicuous event of the
occasion was the parade of members of the
Republican National League. Headed by q
band of the Third Artillery and accompsn-
ied by Republican clubs they marched from
the League House to the Baltimore and
Potomac depot. where they boarded the
special train. At 1885 Q. m. the Bal
timore & Ohio Company took out six car
loads of political humanity. and at II
O'Clock special train made up of nine
sleeping cars carried of $50 mem
bers of the Young Mems Repub-
lican Club, and the following. among
otksr Senators and Representatives: S. a..
CaIlom, Knute Nelson, j. l.. Chipman, A.
r. Buler, Charles L. Brown. L. G. Halk,
]. Lend. ]. B. Webber, w. Warner. Isaac g.
Strubls, w. II. Wade. f. T. Dubois, ]. NJ.
Cary, o. s. Clifford. J. T. Johnson, j.
Lyman. A. J. Holmes, T. II. Copgsr, b. w.
Perkins, @. w. e. Dorsey. @. s. Baker. J.
II. Gear. w. +. Fuller, w. ID. Owen, James
Laird, ID. B. Henderson, J. A. Hiestand, G..
NJ. Thomas and z. s. Post. .
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18
DISASTROUS EXPLOSION.
o~ssliss Essssisy ~ x~sssvtlis. ohAs-
M4sy kiile4


M4sy kiflea
zxsEsyrILE. Juns lY.~-A tsrri6s sxpls-
siea. succeeded BY secondary ensa ysstsr-
dsy noon startled the whsis oaty. Closely
following vas Ere slara fron bex 5. in
the heart Of the saslssss pertssn. Those
ia the psighborAosd So ths Isrss tvo-
story brick wsreAouss a psilsy brss- 4
Co. in the rear of thar 6u1i1;ng - Maine.
between Fifth and bsxth. via several
surreu ndisg name builainGs. rlse u the aiI
and fAli with crash il heapA A team Of
wsrshsuss. vas almost covered With Ne
debris. and Charles Murray. . farnass.
blown out of hls wagon " passing. The
awful extent of The diasstsr vss not
realized until Abasr 0fsysop, . ssisrsd
empleye. climbed sut sf NE daring
mass burned and bruised from head "a
foot. Then the manglsd body 81 William
Miner. . draym man, who was Supposed 10 bs
diving, was recovered. Several others ol
the EN- mployes escaped with slioht injuries
Mort Baily. son OF Frank r. Bailey, VA
in the building and bis body Is buried
under the ruins- There is net possibility
of his being alive. John Lehman. driver
for +. Boomer, was in the stssis adjoining
but managed 10 get from the wreck with
severe bat not fatal injuries. Jsssslcsrasf
colored. employed BY Bailey Bros,
was taken from the wreck badly
burned. IL is rumored two more
employees are buried under the wreck
At this writing the ruins are still burn
ing fsrceiy. and no attempt can yet b
m made TO search for the missfng. Minor,
who Was taken out after the explosion, n
dying. and cannot live. 0raysop. II 10 said
has inhaled the fsmes. and hb injuries
wholesale drug house in southeastern 0nio
and the warehouse was filled with gsso-
line. paints oils. etc. which ignited from
some cause yet unknown. The loss will be
$4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18
FOR FALLEN WOMEN.


The Meeting Yesterday Aftsrnoos In tho
Untsersslist Church.
At the meeting ia the UniveTslist Church
yesterday afternoon. to help along The
Emerson the home for fallen women at
So South wsterloo-st., Rev. Campbell Fair
presided, and the meeting was quite enthu-
sisstic. There were ladies present from
slmost every church IN the city. and an
Advisory Board. consisting Of tvo ladies
from each church, we're appointed to act
with the Executive Board.
There are fogr inmates IN the home
sirssdy. which 10 presided over By Mr.
Jones as mstro1. d. A Blodgstt headed
the subscription lisl With sl00. and mssy
others added their games tc the LIST. snd Il
Il hoped thst al viii give substantial en-
coursssment 70 the ladies' Who ssve Tk.
Emerson N charge. It is vorthy
s.rrfarr
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18
MICHIGAN GOLD.
Gold Bearing Quartz Pound Worth s4o, 900
Par Ton.

Gold Bearing Quartz Found Worth $40, 600
Per Ton.
s<s~oss.s y, 80 rtNssals-s-AAes-
IsHPENISG. Mich. June 1.-THE discov-
cry Of quartz worth $4,000 per ton was
made last night at the Lake Superior Iron
Compsny's gold shaft, seven miles north
west OF Ishpeming. A similar discovery
was made last August. after which the
shaft was closed because the company could
mine iron, but not gold. under their char
ter. The difficulty was finally obviated
and work Al the gold mine was resumed on
June 4. The second discovery proves the
permsnsncy Of the vein. ana has created a
great excitement all along the gold range
north Of Ishpeming.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

LoNDoS. June 17.-John Bright has re-
fssed the offer ef title and seat in ths
House Of Lords. ia- msde 70 him sy TIE
Government His sdnsirers, who Efe %
rsnsmber htD as great oonh nno1eF. are
x.sd thsE uofwithsessdi az his serious iil-
ness he hsd srrsagth Of character 70 rsfus.
9 tssls ~oich ~oald merely serv. 70 oonee.l
as b6-nasy Lars =. lssnrv 10 aaSsrsrood
% hsre to osi>nEs n vSew vheu he made
q leader 81 he s>srsxs - Bright He eI-
exp~cfsd tsss she pro6er of soca sn ho.or
~ . >sn VIC hsd al sis lifs urfil -. 70
cent tefest - Gisdsous 4 Fsred widely
rem sin - poiitsrs ~onld waeth.r il as
reiscfet ~ scceptsd BIRD mere closely -
ks 6.s~srn n,ent re L5-rsi Unionssss. no
have af are ee~n shewsag sfgns ef fais>riss
ssi>xsnce He expectee also II Brxat
s~.d snd Recaps . Lerd ae ~s1Id st1h-
hsrniF d<ht n ths ssp>r Hoap> snv aoras-
rSls nessars ~ frsssrs wAseh 9 .s.sssens
may soereed IA Us~iss thrsaeh tss Con-
woCs
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

Il. Preparation Zoe . Detsrminsd Ebert
ths Coming Week

4. Preparation Toe . Determined Ersrs
ths Cosninx Week
CHIoAso. June 1.-The Republican hosts
took a rest today a. preparation for the
snxisty and toll which IS before them dur
ins the nsxt sss days. By kind OF eon1-
mon eonsens booming efforts ia behalf OF
vsrious favorits sons were suspended. aud
the silksn badges, which indicated that ths
wssrsr ~as sithsr a delegate or champion
Of one Of the many candidates, were nu-
nsrous in TIE parks. on the boulevards,
and on TIE scores OF pleasure yschts that
dotted The lake The only headquarters
that contained a crowd throughout the day
we're those Of TIE California delegation 81
The Leland
The New Yorksrs see2 10 be a. unde-
cidsd ss ever, tns cause OF their indscision
being Dspe~'s silence regarding bis candi-
dacy. III he should decide not 80 allow bis
name "a De present.d % the convention the
delegation soeld % spiit uD st the start
and 4 Ton Patt IS for Alger. as has been
claimed. tne latter viii probably reap tie
b~aeht Algsr also has some friends IN the
New Isrssy aad COnnecticut delegations,
ssrhouxh Haslsy and Phelps OF Phelps and
HkHifV ae tie ComptAaAiJ4S LAt4fAAAJ
most SPOKEN Of az the headquarters OF those
states. sut A ger friends are doing some tall
hustlinx to-aight and ike the supporters of
sil the 0ther candidates. cain considerable
hesdsay has been made. Whether The
Csiifornians vii persist IN nominating and
supporting Blaine IS still the question 0f
tAs hour. They say they viii. bot IN the
event ola third communication being re-
csiv~d from Mr.. Blaine. or snv other cir
cumsssnces compelling a cbangs OF base.
thelr support vii 20 % Depev II be q
rssilv ia The racs. II be - Out Of Il Algsr
ean depend upon thrse-ifths Of their vote.
Voice Fren over th- ses.
forooS. June l7.--lt seems that even on
shis side Of ths water. some thousands OF
miles away rom me Chicago convention,
Mr. Blsias cannot escape American politics.
in one fern or another This time it takes
the form 81 sa fntsrvlex with Mr. Carnegie.
This gentleman said 20 = reporter At York.
wAers bis ccscainx psrty was spending one
of ia inlervsls 81 rest. Thai ~. bl2ine could
- President arv asy be aksd. and Il BE
sho-ld oe aoulinalsd be would BE- elected.
Frorn this remark 10 is evident that even
Ar Carnegie tanks ar. Blaine might rFf1
for the Presidency IN the coming campaign.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18
FROM FENNvlLLE.
A Cleveland and Thurman Club Formed

A Cleveland and Thurman Club Formed
There.
FESNvILLE, June 16.-Lsst night Fenn-
vile organized Cleveland and Thurman
club. with over fiftv members. President.
w. II. Mccormick; Secretary, f. E. Jarvis;
Treasurer. J. II. Reynolds. Great enthusi-
ssm was displayed, and some able speeches
delivered.
An old Democrat who took . leading
part, said he could remember when he was
the only Democrst in the town, and now
they are numbered BY scores. He seemed
to feel great pride in the good time
coming"
One noticesbls.festure was that.s goodly
number of the signer. are young men. some
of whom will cast their first vote tais Fall,
and they will add strength aud vigor to the
party.
Judging by the way the party is growing
here, Michigan will go Democratic this
Fall oy large maj Jrity
WH. MCCORMICK.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18
NO QUORUM.

rhEs wu be the cry Of the Week In
Congress.
WssHrrerox. June l7.-Thsrs viii not
be q quorum in either house OF Congress
much. if any. cf the time during the com
ing week. The pairs of both senstors and
representatives Indicate that there will not
6e an sversge attendance Of more than one
third or tw0-afths Of the members. fas
vil MAKE Is impossible 20 pass upon OBJ
iecfiousoie measures "a q single oolec1sn n
or the rsising of toe pcinr ef no qaorSn
uea<nre
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
roar Killed and Several others Seriously
Injured,

ALEXANDRIA. Va, June 1.-THE midland
train, which lsft Washington 1t $50 yes
terdsy evening, ran of the track at Pope's
Head Run. about twenty-five miles south
Of this place. Engine. baggage car and one
coach ware thrown from the track. Bag
gsgsmsstsr Poss. Hartman. fireman. III.
A. Kelly and Charles Mayo, q telegraph
operator on board the train, were killed.
Thomas Hardy, Adams express messenger,
Mrs Gaines. OF WsFrsoton, Va. and Mrs.
Stockbridge, Of Baltimore. we're seriously
Iu iured. a0d several other passengers re-
ceivsd slight cuts and bruises
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

rr.fp Robbers e~s ia Their work in
MentsnA


MentsnA
B1trSas. n. r.. June i7--THe xsstbound
srpr-ss sss held ap and robbed last aight
Scout i0 O'CLOCK sstvsen Big Hem and
Nyers stst.sns. ca the Nothern Pscfiic- The
rain vas danger signa.ied as a dangerous
sIsce On fhe rosi. out when Ensioeer Ssr-
lent reallxed tie situation be pulled shs
throttle witi- oren to escsre. fhe shooting
80 - dangerous and rapid. horeVer. thst
he stspped ne trsin. The rooberS eight in
unrn cef. eosnpeii ei >ar9ent 90 20 threugh
the frsia vhile they reviewed TIE passengers
ct their vs.naoies. cargent vss compelled
e hfssk sreu sae dear of Ne express car
.ad ,.rsrt Ia d-sf The robbers followed
srd he ssls VS. opene8 snd the money
TAKEN. Many passengers hid tseir ncueT
..nat he cars eefore the robbers resched
hh~us. TIE Messengers we're greatly excited
sAsn th~v reac1ei here. The cnscae. had
a. seen shot lnpe srd th> shooting hsd
her~ dangerously close. crt n0 cne wse
seriously bart Sheri8 Harris and deputies
ssve saae "a specisl traIn - the place 81
the rtitharv
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

Prospect. Brighter than Trey Have Bee.
far Macy Nonths Past

CzxrzAIIs. III. Jaas 17-Tbe prospects
for = corn crop IN Egypt" are brighter
nov thsu they have been Ger sevsrsl years
psst. There vss fne rain here yesterday
and snotaer daring toe aixht and this
morning. Tkers vii % q lsrzs cFsp -
potatoes air reid of cats and hsg, aud
some suod ~asat thosgh TIE ehineh bugs
and army worms have 4aue mnch damage
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

To the Editor Of the Telegram Herald
1t seems to us that an interesting and
instructive article for Sunday reading might
have been furnished your readers had you
dispatched reporter to the scene of liveli-
ness that was presented at our store during
yesterdays unparalleled rush. Yes, you
might have taken Human Endurance for
a text Advertising, for another Square
Dealing, Reputation, Prime Goods, Courte-
Gus Statesmen, Commodious Quarters, Alive
to the Wants of the Public, and filled
volume.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

LevrsvrL1E June THE snnusi rsrstis
ef ths LoaisvI1ie Beat Clab. rhich took
plsee ser~ vestersav sfirrosen. sEfrsctes q
lsree nu1nh~r cf vssiturs 20 he city. A
Hcos 1es "a ateTe-t as se-n lasen - 10
evenE NesrT 81 1cssness va sSsrcnted.
a. that NJ rs~~chsots ne professional
rsau. srd fae voTk,nx rsn hsf cksnce %
So the recee. saicn were Teli cansestrf.
pr ~ 1rsz an@ 81 ~afrae cfes f~ n
F-sn xfsrr rognpesed ~ith .osae sekens n
ths 8suf,se scaii rsce.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

bAtteries-Coan and Lardies, Dygert ana fgger.
Double plays-Conklin and Van bof
Struck ouL-By Coan, y by Dygert, ].
good game was played at Coopersville
yesterday afternoon between the Athlenes
of Grand kspids and the Crescents OF
Coopersvills, resulting in . victory for
the former by the following excellent
score:
Athlenes ..--..........0 / o 0 / 0-5
Crescents -. .............O o / 10 0 o 0-s
Hits-Athlenes, 9: crescents. 5.
Batteries-seyferth and McQuinn. Dunbar and
Froling-
base ball tean from the Frst ward
played q match game yesterday with the
Marshall club. of Byron township. at the
ball grounds of the latter club. The game
resulted in q score of Z 70 in favor OF the
Firstsward boys. After the game the boys
were treated TO royal good dinner ct the
residence of r. F. Hawes. prosperous and
hospitable farmer of Byron. The First
ward boys were delighted with the kind
ness OF their Byron friends. and challenged
them to q game to be played in this city
one week from next Sunday.
The Butchers and Saloonkeepers played
game yesterday, the Butchers winning by
a score of IL 70 o.. John Row, for the Sa-
loonksepers. and q. Waltz. for the Butchers.
were the captains. Both sides played good
games, aud the result was that the Saloon
keepers swamped the Butchers, and then
the Butchers carved the Saloonkeepers.
The Houseman. DonnaIly q Jones nine
will probably play Rosen Bros. nine in
Muskegon next Sunday. going up on the
Knights of Macabees excursion. Both are
good clubs, and a good game may be ex-
pected.
The Independent Athletic Club forfeited
a game of base ball TO the Grand Rapids
Athletics yesterday afternoon by not show
inx up at the grounds to play the game.
A game wss played on the Fair Grounds.
yesterday morning. between the Athletics
and a picked nine, resulting in a victory for
| the Athletics bv a score of 8 to 8.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

Black Chantilly Lace FIoubcss of o
regular price at Kiddcr q Co.'s sale.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

Don't pay full price for anv dry good
that you can get st Kidder IL Co.'S on.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

Wool Henrietta OF Of regular price a'
E. p. Kidder 4 Co.'S sale
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

Silk and Lisle Thread Hosiery of at K.
p. kidaer & Co.'S sale.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

rske aixantaC. - F. ? xffS~ 4 -. =
cf ciearsnc~ saie scE seTthias sns s~wr-
tainE zen need N Are dry xs~-aa
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

sslk Tsder~-~R I CO sr & F. kissSsr q
G. . senzi-san a. eles rssos SO
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18
S14.88 from the Tower.

Sc, SS and so Suits adds another chapter
to the Towers record for selling the best
goods for the least money. If advertising
is to ensure such a rush we had at the
Tower yesterday, we shall desist for while.
Now, rich and poor, mechanics and mer-
chants, Republicans and Democrats, we are
in business in Grand Rapids for the pur-
pose of gaining livelihood. We propose
to do it by honest endeavors to please the
public by upright methods, by dealing in
truth We promise to save one-third to
every purchaser who enters our store next
week. If you conclude you have notsaved
thirty-three per cent. by buying of US
bring back your goods and we return your
money. Come this week for Cbildrens
wear and Furnishing Goods, to the largest,
heading Clothing, Hat and Furnishing
Goods, supplying depot in Grand Rapids.
You will be welcomed by the publie's
obedient servants.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

Cr-sn shis vesl Gsoss a. 4sFn Z
? ksdex a -. sac
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

Avsrv snioysols musicsls vss gwen sst-
urssy sv=n.ae ~ Mr. ard M .. G sna-
mems. Of Sonth Ioni.-sL The selections
Mrs. Lcu FitcA srx Mss Lula Rro<>s. TIE
lftsis slocussaist Miss Lsns Brdzemsn.
rsndsc-n ssme 1ae re<st<10ns. especially
Rs-seaa's FIRST Bal Pref faouss
Showed N nasicsl .ssliev ~ souse ci.s~i-
csi xuifsr sesrs. and NJ G~rrxe Kirk
vocal sslo ~fth fbe ruitsF sacon - a. snen1.
rever7l g1csi s0tcs Here Eren ~ Mfss
FAuuT <. emmons ~1ieh sacv@f ser rs-s
vsc.l sslsnk cs5asy rsf sshssents wsrs
s.r~ss, sod ths ics e sa 2es-rvss srsc a
sssce.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

Chias SKIS 81 u r~a~ Ue~~E n
k<sas q - s~a
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

Batteries-Coan and Lardies. Dygert and Egger
Double plays-Conklin and Van bot.
Struck ouL-By Coan, 9; by Dyger,7
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18
Our 80 Gent. Hat Sale

Overshadows all previous attempts. Our
|S14SS Mems Suit Sale has been appreciat-
led and this Sunday some of the best
dressed men in Grand Rapids are surpris-
ing their friends with the information that
they wear a Suit worth $25 to $50 at
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18
And we Sound the Alarm
Through the Public
Press,

Through the Public
Press,
That Grand Medium of
Communication with
the People.
For the Benefit of Woman
kind in Our Fair City
and the Outlaying
Towns,
For Two Days, Monday and
Tuesday, June Is and
q 10, Only,
We VIII Slaughter Dress
Goods.
A Few Items to Ponder On.
Spring & Company to the
Fore.
$500 yards Dress Goods at
10 cents.
$500 yards Dress Goods at
l2a cents.
A splendid assortment at
Is, 20 and 25 cents.
We will show you on Mon
day morning a large line of
wool goods in plain and
check, at 25 cents; worth 40
cents.
Also a magnificent line for
the money in plain and mix
lures, at IS cents; worth 80
and GO cents.
On Monday and Tuesday we
will sch a lot of odd pieces, in
plain, plaid and checks, at 80
cents: marked from 81.
5000 yards all wool stripes
and mixtures bought for this
sale), the best value in Grand
Rapids for IS cents; our price
viii be only 421 cents. This
! is a special bargain and should
not be neglected,
| Camel's Hair in the colors
grey and bege, at 3S to 62t
cents; worth from 80 cents to
81 per yard.
| A lot of 34-inch check and
mixtures. all wool and silk
and wool, at 60 cents.
| 90 pieces plain colors IN al
wool Surah IN the new shades
at % cents, a big bargain al
| 80 cents.
This will he the 0Tandest
sale our Dress Goods Depart
ment has ever witnessed and
should receive the attention n
of every lady in Grand Rapid:
and vicinity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

The greatest sale of Coats ever made
in Michigan, is but single item illustrative
of what advertising, bargains and public
confidence did yesterday. The Tower sold
1852 thin Coats in 3 hours. They are all
sold, but 1852 patrons of the Tower will
talk about it. Ask them if they secured
bargain.
We now deal in Promises-For the
coming week we promise a regular series
of daily Bargains which we will announce
in our usual way
THF FINEST THIN STMMFR Cams
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

A splendid assortment al
l5, 20 and 25 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

Krsry srss~ 81 tAe sss dry rsods kept
~ d.*er 4 Co. 1 sf 6or czsh
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

We will show you on Mon
day morning a large line of
wool goods in plain and
check, at 25 cents; worth 40
cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

for men and boys ever displayed in this
State are on our own counters at popular
prices. Delegates to Chicago buy an Ulster
before starting on your mission. You will
need cool coat to travel in and the
weather indications are for Hot Weather.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

The follovingisfskrn from our new cook
book, Price 81 (or given svsy With every s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18
We Will Slaughter Dress
Goods.
A Few Items to Ponder On.
Spring & Company to the
Fore.

$500 yards Dress Goods at
l25 cents.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-07-21

town.
MOT more than one dog in four
or five that runs our streets has a
muzzle on, and still you don't here
of any great fall in the price of
bologna.
Esq. Bebout has sold his Black
smith outfit and business to John
Eastman. Mr. Eastman will con-
tenue to carry on the business at
the same place in the old Mill shop
.gA--A total eclipse of the moon, an
exact repetition of that of July, -,
1870 will enter the penumbra at
$3.50, but the total eclipse will not
begin until l1:8O. 1t will last un-
til quarter past one.
FOR SALE-A f0rty-fve horse
power boiler, engine, heater and
pumps, all complete and in good
condition for sale cheap, OIL the pre-,
misses of the Logan Furniture
Factory. Apply to F. F. Rempel.
Whether from swampy land OF
stagnant pool, or from the deadly
gases OF city sewers, malarial
poisons are the same. Ayers Ague
Cure, taken according to direc-
tions, Is y warranted specific fol
p,alBrjal disorders.