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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
PANTRY PscklNos

Tas sieve sho4la nes pc uncovered %
te&st any tang while there ls ais6 u tes
oven
A COOP rae fer the use q TIE clnerent
klnSs " feor Is u sss pastry noar wherever
t&xing powder i Dsea. saa bread nesE wlss
yeast
ArAyoKgrE Carolina dish Is nsw sugar
beSl pa23iag. The beets are eosleS tender.
cat INTO doe naked with = c1stard q eallk
and eggs. seasoned with pepper ana SAT-.
e-kea T. : pa1dlag olsA ana served ss kot
vegetable
nsnt Ter game, broiled OF roasted poultry,
when made - follows Slice tart. juicy
oEznges, removing tia seeds. arranging tic
s,ices on a salad dish and dressing them
VIA salad 81. a squeeze sf lennon lalae, sail
sne Dust 81 cayenne
yEaf ssac4ts and delicious cakes are
made By allowing TIVE teaspoonfsls et
baking powder and ene-half teaspooafoi of
salt 70 enc quart II milk. ano sufncient corn
meal mixing ali inte = smooth, thin batter,
no eggs or batter are used for these The
cakes bake quickly 10 rich deep brown,
and are extremely tender aHa light
MAT SAUcE. E.-Visesar, one quart; all
spice, two drams; clover, one dram black
pepper, Ono dram, mustard, two ounces.
ginger, one dram; salt. two ounces shal-
lots two ounces, sugar, eight ounces tam
arinds, four ounces. sherry, one pint, curry
powder, enc ounce; cayenne. one dram.
The spices should all be powdered NIX
al the AZ gradients together, simmer for an
hour ana strain.
sncED GRAPrs.-Reaove the skins. COOK
the pulp, strain cut the seods, then return
the skins and juice TO the kettle after meas
uring, and TO each pound Of the pulp add
pound OF sugar, one-half teacupfui Of vine
gar, teaspooDful each Of cinnamon and
cloves, and half teaspoonful Of nutmeg.
Bol well together for some time. watch II
10 keep from scorehing. When rich and
thick 1t Is done. Keep In self-sesling bot
tics.
MUsHRooN SAUcr-One pint Of mushroom
buttons, salt 10 taste; a little grated nut
meg one blado of pounded mace, one pint OF
cream. two ounces of butter, -four 10 thick
en-. Rub the buttons with piece Of flannel
and salt, 70 take OF the skins, cut of tho
stalks, and put them in s,ewpsn with the
above ingredients. previously kneading
together the butter and -four; boil the
whole for about ten minutes, stirring al
tne time.
IL using milk in cake making it's well 10
remember that sour milk makes q sVongy,
hight cake; sweet milk. one that cuts like a
pound cake. With sour milk soda alone is
10 DO used; with sweet. baking powder or
soda and cream ef tartar. Never use fresh
and stale milk in the same cake. Butter
should be beaten TO a cream. and sugar
added gradually, noxt yelks Of eggs, then
-four, the whites OF eggs and lastly the fla
yoring or spices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

Bhs nss cslen1ar II tie InivsrslEy Of
hiehigSn for lssS las iass sssa gsesssed al
this e11es snd N il Grsad Rapids is sell
Fspfsss1tsd- First snd forsuloss Of course
= cur nss msmosr Of TIE Beard Of Re-
gsnts Hoa. Roger " Bsttsshsld, whose
tsfm 0f Office does n0t expire unul 1880
AmoBg the msmbsfs OF the faculty : our
famous hnxais.. Rev. Aartia L. DOoks;
C1isin Thomas. A. N. siso cultured i'm.
guist Professor of German and Iatsrsturs.
Df. samuel o. AilDef, Professor OF Oostet-
Fics sn1 the Diseases u Women and Cnil-
0gen. AMI DIR. Hugo Z Arndt, Professor
OF Aatsns Asdica II the Homeopathic d.
paftmsnt-
Among the candidates for degrees from
6ra8d Rapids and Kent county Ne tlnd the
names Of Lizzie Viola Anderson. Of Sparta.
for Ens degree Of b. l.: James Blair. Jr..
6rsnd Rapids, PA. b., James Aoseley
Sfos0y. Grand Rapids. A. b. Roger Nisner
GrissOld, Grand Rapids. Ph. b.. Glen Wo< /
ssy Holmes, Grand ka0ios. A. B. john l..
Aoys Hoyt. Grand Rapids, A. b., Anna
susan Joaes. Grand Rapids. A. b, Joseph
Rusche. Grand Rapids. Is. ;. &C. L J. REQ
Den Sherman 5mitn, Grand Rapids, A. A.,
Luci0s Edward Iorrsy. Grand Rapids. B.
IDS. A B., Bert John Yos. Grand Rapids,
A. T., Charles Shepard Whitney. Grsnd Rap
Ids. Pa. B.. Robert Henry Woleort. Grand
Rapids, b. ). BIOL, Artists Msrgare.
Iouag. Grand Rapids. A. b.
Many others OF our BOYS and girls are
there. not YET candidates for degrees, but who
are getting there" last. Among them are.
Levant c. Csnkin, Of Sparta. and Cornelis
StekeIee OF Grand Rapids. Henry Hulst
OF Grand Rapids is q third year student in
the department Of medicine and surgery and
a candidate for the degree of A. NJ. Also
Adrian Reginald Ksrremsn, of Grand
IA pids Cornelius Adrian Johnson. of Grand
Rapids, Fred William Neal, OF Grand
Rapids. Patrick Joseph Sullivan, OF Grattan;
and Stephen Andrew Whitney. OF Grand
Rapids.
| In the law department we find John
| Rizin Sspp, William Hutchinson Jameson
| aud Carl Cyrus Lealhers. ali of GrsnC
| Rapids.
La the school of pharmacy we have Geo.
| Ephrixm Stekstes, and among the hom9O-
| paths there are William A. Cotton, VIII
| liam HI. Mckee. already an A. NJ, l.. l.. b.
ali )f Grand Rapids.
Henry Goodrich. Duncan Byron, AlonzC
I! Neiles and Martin Dogener Vanderberg. o
| Grand Rapids are in the school OF dents
surgery.
The whole number of students in th'
| University this year is 1867, divided a.
| follows Literary aud scientific depart
ment, 74S; Medicine. $40. Law, 3il; Phar-
macy, 80, Homeopathy, "A; Dentistry, l04
| Examinations for admissions and pre-
| parstOrs 10 commence nent will begir
June 10. Commencement occurs JUNE
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
NOTES ON NOTABlES.

A WASHINGTON correspondent says that
President Cleveland carries q photograph
Of Mrs. Cleveland in the case Of his watch
Mr.. GLADSTONE in to write reply 70 In-
gersons attack on Christianity, and bis de-
fense Of the faith of his fathers wall be pub
lishcd ia an American magazine.
REV. 7. DEWITT TALhAGE is a great walk
er, and thinks nothing of an early morning
spin OF eight of nInc miles into the suburbs,
topped of with brisk run Of half mile.
SrkNoGRAPnER d. F NURrHr has been
tho reporter OF the United States Senate
for nearly forty years. be has reported
Clay, Webster and Cass, and later Summer,
Seward and other famous men.
HESRT BERGn had woman's sensitive
ness about other matters than those touch
ing the welfare Of dumb brutcs. He was.
for instances, remarkably sensitive about
his age, and was at least ten years older
than was announced at the time of his
death, his age being then given as sixty
three years.
EMILE BERNARD, cook to the late Emperor
William since 1858, always consulted with
his imperial master in regard TO the dishes
of the day. The old monarch often asked
the cook TO explain the composition of GER
tain dishes, and occasionally suggested an
additional navoring, which indicated to the
French chef that his Majesty "could feel
his mouthfuls as well as swallow them"
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND lsses to get 10 bed
at a seasopale hour, but Mrs. Cleveland en-
joys little mild dissipation immensely. At
late supper she is always seen at her best.
Her girlish fancy for cozy little suppers az
a late hour, born possibly of the school
girls innate fondness for the forbidden
midnight spread" is still keen, and she
frequently surprises the President by pro-
ducing, just as he is about TO retire for tho
night, dainty little dish which the obIg
ing White House chef is ever ready TO con-
cost for her.
FALL RIVER, Mass. points prsudly to the
fact that the late Perry Davis, the pain
killer" was a carpenter Ia that city forty
years ago or more. When he found his
panacea for all ills he lift his bench and
took to peddling medicine in basket. His
neighbors told him be was foolish 10 desert
his trade in suoa a manner, but Davis never
doubted his ability TO make fortune with
his - pain killer He went 10 Providence.
T. l., aud became proprietor of what was
afterwsrd the largest patens medicine es-
tablshInen; in the world. he died some
years ago, leaving large estate to his
heirs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
WIDOW VS.. SISTER
WEST si0s woass HAVE a FIGHT.
The Case IA ths Folie> Csart. with several
Otb@rs. Attracts Ceaslasrslsie tntsfsss
IA Ezapss Ds1ekss b4s. raa
aoaFs kooD.

TIE Police Court room vas vel hiied
.ilh spectators al day YESTERDAY, but 4 Sas
a quiet aad ords4Iy ero~d. only one man
disrsxsFdiag tns stringent rules TAD down
81 Court BAiAa "A Pelton- That functiOn-
sry sas . zasa IA ths crowd sith his hst
On, aud imnsdislsly called % nlaa With .
seqasat 70 dof his esiy. baI the offender
took 40 notice Of the repeated orders
Ocscsr Pslton became very Indignant. and
marched over 70 the cuiprlt vita blood Ia
his eye, aad persm DE0rily ordered him TO
take OF Ola bat The man stared ~ him.
0ug rzlssd B0t = nnzer 20 bare nIs head st
bis oi1d.ng. Fslton noticed s0me or the
companions Of tae unmsnnsrly fellow TIT
terinx behind Lin sad soon discovered that
the delinquent s4s . deaf mute Somebody
said cigars as feltcn resumed his seat st
The entrance 10 the prisoners boz. D0t Id
s0iIiv wnis3efss s'mO.her norains.
lbs episode ras tne CRly break Ia the
nonstony ii court roafine until afternoon,
when frodsricks Botke sai Nina bodke.
complainant sad respondent respectively
in al assault aad battery case. we're called
before the Court. E. ID. ComstOck was
appointed o. tns prosecuting attorney TO
Try tic case for tue people and j. h Nc
Bride appeared for the defense. A jury
vas demanded and soon impannelled. +.
W Friedrich was sworn as al interpreter
and the case proceeded, developing the fol-
lowing rOmancs.
some time in January last Herman
Bodks a West Side German committed
suicide oy taking poison. lie left his
widow. Nina. Ia possession OF bis little
homestead, but about the same time his
sister Frederick. whom he made his heir.
came over nom Germany and took up her
re.idenc- IN the upper part OF the same
house. Since theo feeling OF jealousy has
grown between the widow and the sister
each looking upon the other IS an inter
lOper aud II eliminated last Thursday
afternoon IN a hght between the two Mrs
Nina met Miss Fredericka on the porch oi
the dwelling upon the lstier's return from
work and denied her entrance. Frederick
thersupon accused Nina of being the cause
OF her brothers death. Nina proceeded tC
| eject Fredericks from the premises. The
| latter struck her sister-iR-law with a stone
and speedily found herself lying on the
sidewalk outside the gate with her face
| scratched and bleeding. A policeman wa.
called. parted the irste women. and Minis
Was anested on the charge OF assault snC
battery as stated. but the jury returned 4
verdict Of not guilty in about three
| minutes.
The other cases called we're: Lou Ander
son. keeping house of ill-fsme. lined 81
and costs. which she paid: Agnes Carpen
ter. same orense. trial set for Wednesday
| next, George Rsuser, violating liquor law
| lined SIS and costs, appealed; and Violl
Sines, q disorderly character who lives il
| the rear OF III. &. Aann's house, No. l6
Coit-sve-. and who proved herself disorderl,
even IN the court room, and she will have
| ner trial today. Then look out for squalls
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
IN ElKOOM.
The New Lodge Mt Bay City-Grand Rapids
Lodge Purchases Royal Arcannm Hall

The New Lodge Mt Bay City-Grsnd Rapids
Lodge Purchases Royal Arcanum Hall
Bay City is to have splendid lodge of
Eks starting Of with q charter member.
ship of fifty of the foremost business men
of the city on the big bay. The lodge will
be instituted next Wednesday evening by
Districz Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler C. w.
Chauneey who will be assisted bv about
twenty five Elks from this city. fifteen or
twenty from Detroit and fifty from East
Saginaw. The Bay City boys are making
preparations for e grand time. Tue work
will De done Wednesday afternoon and a
banquet with music and speeches will fol-
low Ia the evening. Grand Rapids Lodge
already sends fraternal greetings.
The lodge in this city being not altogether
satisfied with their new quarters AT the
corner OF Waterloo and Lewis-sts. have
purchased the lease and furniture of the
Royal Arcsnum Hall on Ionia-st. and will
take possession at once. holding the next
regular communication OF tue lodge in
those rooms. The furnishings of Royal
Arcsnum Hall cost 81, 600.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

F. Allen. with Mills. Lacey & Dickinson,
10 in stanton where De has charge OF an
exhibit Of goods at the annual meeting OF
the Northern Michigan Medical Society.
". X Lovely. wife and daughter, OF
Howard City were in the citv yesterday. on
the way home from Texas where they have
been spending portion OF the winter.
y. " Nataer. Of Howard City. was here
yesterday attending the annual meeting Of
ths Masonic Mutual Benefit Association.s
Ms Elth Vsndsrhals. Of Lowell. has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. ". A. Smith OF
So Je-srsou-aTe. The past week
p T. Condit formerly telegraph eli OF Of
TIE Detroit Tri5tfne VS. IN this city ysster-
DAY ou his way 10 Ealkasks-
Wa. ,. Morgan. Of Bsstle Creek. Assist
snt Superintendent Of the G. & G. I. Rail
WsT. 5 In tow.
Rev. Crsssey. of Detroit sditor Of the
Csrtsr. the stars Prohibition organ. was N
tbe city yesterday.
NJ r. r. Coombs and daughter. Mrs NJ.
C. Gris~old. q Vaudeville are stOpping
10 The city.
Nsssrs. " Z. Dsrrsh sni F. P shank.
wider. OF Biz Rapids. we're in the city yss-
tsrtay
Robert Z. Hunting : expected home
E1N = fetF Say "a 1attot1ts taEiJ u
Nay.
j. <. Diver. Of he lumber firm Of Oliver.
Relknsp & Green. Greenviile, is h the city.
g. " Wstrous. OF ionia a prominent
u Z. g y. f. r. ctficiai. IS ia the city.
r. - G. Van Asmss has gone to fssade-
"a California. on business trip.
Douglas Roben. Big Rspids business
msu rss here Yesterday.
At Page = expected IN return ffoo
iloruis ABOUT June l.
A. Beaif.e. q ovid. a vel known busi-
rsss man. - in the city.
Ex sheriff Wsltman. Of Grand Haven.
wss n to@u yesterday.
~ n. Ieonsrisos ons Of Frsrn0nss legal
lights - "a the citr
Sc Hs>kins Of Cadillac. sss in the
cifF YESTERDAY.
q 3 Psrsd. of Nuskszon. wss IN the city
yesterday.
81 Postmaster Perry Of Is~sll. vas hers
YESTERDAY
n s hopkins = entertaining his fsther
a Trne ~entte Chicago isSt evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

The management ei tie daily papers N
The cisy Of eEsno RsPids. have agreed %
the follewins rales sno schsduls of prlcsS
governing he Puaiiosslen Of miscellaneous
notices Tor general information
Obituary nOlioes sae resoiutions Of
respect viii hs published 81 10 less than
ons cent pef WORD.
Notices 81 meetings or oTekpiGsiions. sto..
cards oi thanks. all locsl notices O. bslls ana
parties. picnics sno excursions wlll he pEe.
lished a. not less than teD cents line under
tAs proper heading iog the nFsi iassrnBa
and I've cents per line for escl sabsee ueni
insertion.
In Tie case OF socisls. festivals and other
entertainments Of churches or strictly char
itsele organizations. faE which 81 sdmis-
sion fec is charged or lancheons ar articles
sold, the rate viii be 1--WE cents . line essA
insertion.
Notices Of corrections such ss "Joh n
Jones, OF so-snd-so, 10 not the John Jones
arrested, etc. etc. slso al requests for cof
reotion Of articles which have appeared n
other pspen faust be psid Tor 81 . rate OF
mol less than 10 eeuts psr hue.
IhK IkLE0RAA hKRALn.
=. y Congsr. Advertising Asn'r.
THE DEN0gEAT.
C. A. French, Msn'r Advertising
IHE fNfNISS IEArEk
W. b Weston.
THE DAILa EAGlk.
a B. Tarnsr & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
ASSIGNED.

Assigns TO 4. -. Barry.
Since Curtiss & Dunioh placed the chsttel
mortgages upon their stock, few days ago.
Chicago and eastern creditors have been
crovding hard for their pay. and through
their attorney Peter Dorsn, are replevTing
their goods ss fast ss possible. Tni. sction
Of the creditor, embarrassed matters. so
that yesterday morning they made al as
signmsot for the benefit Of their creditors
to Edward u. Barry As near ss could be
ascertsinsd sst evening. their Liabilities are
placed a. ABOUT $4,000 with about SIS, 900
assets in stock and accounts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

or tke long eleventh dsv Of June il the
ysar 1855 Mary Miller as nsrri.i to Gus
tsvs xiIsr in tsts citv. They lived hap
silv togsther Until Isst June. when hary
clsins her husband became hs5itusl
drnaksrf sn3 sincs Nsv Nssrs dsy has
oeen intoxicstr9 nearly al tbe tire. And
sac fnrther sIsies tasE ne = strong. shie-
scdied nlsn ~ith q good trsde and = snis to
s1prorf 1er srd their shiid n = ccrnforssols :
condition tus hss fasied q 10 so Sas
iaarelors fiei hiil 81 c0un nisint II tas
tircuiE E1urt gss'srisy % secure nili of
divorce from aer drunken hasosnd
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

Psul HagsnhOltz snd Miss Aida Johanna
Fock were married on Wednesday evening
a. the Liberal Holland church Rev. F.
" y. Hugsnholiz. father Of the groom
performed The ceremony. The bride was
prsttily sttired in gown Of white CASH
mere and satin. Sh- wore a wreath Of
orange blossoms fhsy we're followed 60
TIE altar By the psrents Of the groom and
bis seven brothers aud sisters. A reception
vas rendered them At the residence Of R.v
Haxsn6oltz. on East Brid<s-st. After a
short oridsl trip they vii De st home TO
iheir friends a. their new residences on East
Rrisss-sf
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

TIE NJ # Psoiins Joiner vss Sled in
tte f-ahste Coust Yesterday. she sppoi ats
1ohn ~ co~n sxecator of sse w'd sud %
gufalss Der resi estate s0i personal prer-
cry ee SER isus s-er Wary JOINER AaeIisor
snd tsr cai'iren. sa enustiticn tcst tne per.
soaaI sslsle test 1e~ sxis1s ~ - horr0 cf
1eies. nrrrfrs~-T tnt other cd cations -
oeit n frusf untl tha eldest chid of her
ts1gafrr wsTv eeronFs ~ sge. sne toer
"a y LIr-aei .ssre al sha-e s-lke-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

Eros Patmsn. who owas he building
nor leased oy TIE city and occupied by the
oity ofacsrs snS Superior COart, hss given
nassos that he of7css - Nsvor. c5tv e srk
TressaTsr. Nsrshsl Bad = Hs.rt D.
rscfor o. the Focr sd Con gtroi - must bs
vacated pronpflF a. ths srpirssioz Of he
.esse vhich csUsss Hsg J. As - C.tv
Hs 1nf aishe8 tas ~ necs~s5tsfs t~o
reuo7ss. rhic1 80 eEeers Do n0s a. Az
srov ~ Patnsn vlshes % recoarrarf
his osil ding tsro1 za0'5t. sa1 t5s rss1as srs
wsrtso foT Essts --ir 4 Pztte
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
Recently Organized.

The young people of the Ames NJ F.
church have organized Young People $
Society for Christian Eudesvor. The fol-
lowing officers have been elected. Presi-
dent Rev. M Crcln. Vice President, Fred
Hunter; Secretary, Miss Birkitt. Treasurer,
Osborn.
J. ". Warren will lead tie frst prayer
meeting. which uiil bs held ~ the church
on next Sunday afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

Nsio- q y wsfklns u G-snd Rsuiss.
wss n the city yesterday afternoon. wnsn
ssxed ov reporter II he we're vsias 10 - q
can6idere for Congress - rsrlseT thaf -
vas nof GYMS thss matter . faeuxht 81
his politicaf interest az c-sse1t ~ss go
ser lra1es1 u tie Aizer ooo-n.-- Esna1 NJ.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
AN EXCLUSIVE CLUB
The Membership Limited aud Obtaina BILE
Only by Invitation.

Only by Invitation.
The Wednesday Morning Club has ad-
journed until September. The club is
formed from the faction of the Ladies Lit
erary Club which desired to limit the men,
bership of that organization. Failing in
that they formed the Wednesday Morning
Club. in which only those who are invited
can be eligible TO membership. The club
has been holding their meetings every We'd
nesday morning at the parlors of the L. l.
Club House. One-half of every programme
is devoted to the discussion of current
events, and every member is Obliged TO
take part or forfeit memb srship. The other
half OF the programme is devoted TO his
tory or literature.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
PROHIBITION PRATT H.

About $500 rss raised.
Colduster was in tn rlorT.
Red heads we're very numerous.
F. T. Briggs sent i25 from California
Quite fair spinkIing Of Isdis. we're
present
Nh. vslker.id that Democratic money
~ss not wanted.
The Sparta .Ssr5iac' vss doomed ss tbs
Prohibition orEss
The spsrfs Giee Clas ras prominent
feature and good one
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
In. Hn,.tottar.

John A. Baker and J. n. HOskens have
returned from = trip Of inspection 10 the
Ottawa Beach Hotel. The association viii
pat il steam pump and pipe 20 supply
vel water 70 the hotel and cottages. That
part Of the honss vnich runs back from the
observatory siil De rsised ard another
door added which viii make about thirty
a4ffffon.t r-ouaa
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

James Z. White. tas popular iumbsrn al
"a. purchased tss iot sfioiains his present
resdsnes. fo4 Psris-sge All wiIl soon
erect = handsome house thereon. Il vii
- decidedly Erx sh you rnorr n -
sxtsrnsl sFnearsncs s1f vill be crssit %
thst xrevihg ignborhoosi
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
THE c. & w. M.
Extensive aud Much sed ed lmprovsms snts
TO be Made soon.

Extensive improvements will be made by
the c. & w. IL. Railroad Company on the
West Side during the Summer. The low
land at the northern end of the property
will be hllsd in. ,idetrscks will De laid and
new dspOts built The new sidetrac<s will
end at Bridxs-st-, which will prevent switch
ing across B-.dge-st. The old depot at
Allsn-st. will be removed. They have pur-
chased all the land between the present
track aud WIater-st.. from Shswmutsve.
north 10 Brifgs-ss.. excsDs A small pieC.s at
the corner of Winter and Bridge-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

AZ tae meeting of ne Nich'gsn Passenger
A<eats ri Detroit Testerisy e ~ss teci.ed
e. setl r.ard-rrir sicks.s .c snd fre7n e>-Sud
Raltsis fe a. ceTsoBs 'n ne Satr w1c ~
g affer. ire Democratic Stste Cas verticr
90 fse s.h ef Nsg Sc 1ae ara. Gh.s seton
~ss fsksa Sr r=s.sense ~ rr11esf f~scs
C1ar-sR y ssfon. 81 tas sssse Comnis-
~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

TIE Tarn Versn. q fbis city. ssriss-.
lansing snd Jscx o. hsvs snxsgsd ar
iBstrucior nc ~iN siv13s his ne hetrsea
- tcur pisces. spending : ~@-x n ssc1
pare f1rnx ne sszu~ TIE s1nosi
Sists T1rnfess 81 - hsi5 u Azxasg -
gscxsoa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

All superfous hair naoies. warts. wens
tumors hein Jrrho!ds. cancers, sV so' pre-.
si0aassy operated on and a. abnormal
growths permanently aud Raiulessiy rs.
moved by Eieotrefysis al the psriors Of j.
Won Dslike. N. u. and Eieciro-ibers peutist
- Crescept-sye.. Grand kapics, Mich
daily from . q. IN. 10 q p. N.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

Aucfion ssis % f1e f8rnfsnrs. Frids~.
ApTil - 81 No. 81 Esr Bride. - TIE
entire @ e>fior 81 psrlar bedrosn. kitcf@r
sa5 OF nzroers fQrnifcrs csrpsts -
A. 80 - SD esls COR nerciar - 1f
ga Aes 8ILLEk
I. 2. WTLsos Aue1ioneer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

DR.. /. Won Dalike's celebrated Electric
Turkish. Russian and hedicstso Bathing
Psrlors are now open daily from . q. a.. 10
o .. IN. Physicians are invited, y Crescent
ave, Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

A Hsrs56 & O. hsvs rsosirs5 ens4ins
- Sr-fnr strfss n Nsrs Ledssz s.d - i<se~
Fae saae@ Ar rwitstser s~a9e5 - -
20 cs1 snS sxs1i1s tsesY ssolt - 2py.ne
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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

W.ssIsor8s. April 4.-FsiI weather.
nesfiy sf4lionary fslaperai 2rs. agst - ffss4
se1leTiy sinss. Dseela .l.aax ylr.4ais.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

Cabinet photographs NJ s. per dozen al
Merrill's. Gum block 81 honroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

Comrades sDd g A p boys ion ths
crowd snc bear Tour uev commsnosr
tonight az Secord stree N r church
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

GO 90 TIE mode sntsrtsiEnsbi tonight {
The Second street v. 2. church Only &C.
teen ce1ts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

Lscturs tins evening ~ The Sscond stree
N. E-~church By Rev. " Gsr0Bsr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
This list is furnished by W. r. Scribner'
real estate dealer. So Pearl-st


An extra hslf term will begin Saturday.
Apr Il Former pupils having received
one season t0itiou viii be admitted VI half
price. single lessons 80 cents
ATssEs Gter BEsrnIC.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

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