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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-08

'Send me ten dozen assorted pinafores,"
wrote the country merchant TO the Chicago
purchasing agent. When no received ten
dozen assorted pianotortes by freight few
days later he concluded that somebody lid
made mistake. Chicago News.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-08
HOW MANY TIMES

How many times do I love theef Dcarl
Tell me how many thoughts there be
In The atmosphere
OF new fallen yesr.
Whose white and sable hour appear
The latest fake Of eternity
SO many times do love thee, dear
How many TINES do ! love, AGAIN.
Tell me how many beads there are
In silver chain
OF even.g rain
rnraveled from the trembling main
And threading the eye Of yellow star
So many times do love again.
Thomas Lowell Beddoes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-08
When Shall | Insure?

question n burned
it WHEN Wisdom
Prudence Conscience and Duty, NOW"
5 j
cannot purchase.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-08
Where Shall | Insure?

The answer In WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY
reliable and popular forms OF Life m
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-08
ASSETS S9,5OO,0OO. 90.
Twenty-Five years in Existence.

Adher strcto cardinal principle that furnish
the purpose
lhiprnce purpose the confidence patrons
and the nsuing public
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-08

This hideous discovery, 20 use a vulgar
phrase. completely ''iiabbersastedn me My
two fair guests were triling with dessert and
too intent on their occupation 10 notice my
change Of countenancc " hat was to lie
done. Money must be had and Immediately,
and tho nearest pawnbroker must be sought.
Summoning all my histronic power (Which
las been pronounced IN amateur circles con-
Siderable / observed, with q sudden start Of
recollection, that TO my great annoyance |
had an official appointment az tho Office,
and business is business, dear Mabel
said. which was q sentiment peculiarly IN
tellgible 70 tie heiress Of Unclo Plumlcv.
So snc graciolsly approved Il my short ab-
sence, and | huiTiC% CUT, followed 10y the
not unsuspicious glance OF TIE manager. only
treasured by gancing 1T the rich attire and
placid couten-meut II the two ladies lett at
the table. Once out Of the restaurant,
bolted at hcadlong speed down side street,
where 1 espied tae familiar three golden
balls. / resolved IN my mind, as / hurried
along. the feasibility OF raising the required
amount on my watch and chain, but re-
fectd that its absence would be Immediately
detected. The only available resource vas,
therefore, the opal ring, and must trust TO
my glove, until redeemed the gem, TO con-
ceal from Aabc's eyes the absence OF her
gift / got - on the ring, and with the
money and ticket FASTENED back 10 find tho
ladies still trifing with fruit Clearly Mabel
YVES not q woman 70 live On bread and cheese
and kisses.
"How quick you've been, Fred" she oh
served.
Gould be long away from You, darlingT'
said /, passionately. carefully keeping my
gloves Oh and hoping her brilliant eyes
which were dcuced shaIp-would not note
the absence % the raised circio under tse
kid. lpaid The bin aud we started for an
other exhibition, after which, TO my intense
relief, took The pair to Waterloo and saw
them OF for Southampton. then rcmem
bered / Was due at whist party at Ever
tens and resolving 70 postpcns the redeem
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25

Capt. r. n. Moore returned from wash
ington yesterday.
Mrs. Emma Wheeler and Mrs. Sophro-
MA n Burton are IA Cold sater.
Miss 6ussis Bariingsme. OF Cadillac, Is
the guest Of Mss Rose Nsndsrsluis.
Dr. Hszeltins's family leave next week
for thar summer cottage At spring Lake.
Mes.rs G. W. Jennings and +. r. Stevens
issvs today for front fishing In the north
II. u. q. Van Asnus 10 expected 20 re-
turn from Psrsdens and the vest tomorrow.
John r. Ward. Of the C. 4 w. NJ and d.
L. & Y. a. Dstr0lt, vas in the city yester-
day.
M-.T. ". Boise IS In attendance at the
". g. T. Z. annual convention az Cold
water.
Miss Minnie Lee. Of Hastings. Is taking
this city.
julius A. y. Friedrich vent 70 Cadillac
yesterday on a business trir. He viii
return today.
Mrs. W. 5. Emory has returned much
improved IN health from q four months
stay Ia Denver. Col
w. ". Hrelster has --eurned from a
visit With friends in Milwaukee. While
thsrs bis father the Rev. Henry Huslstcr
celebrated his 6Oth birthday With a family
reunion.
Mrs. Amanda Thompson. Of Kansas, i
visiting her brother. Alman French. and
her sisters. Ms Evsrt and Mrs. Raymond
Mrs. Thompson vas q residents Of this city
sghtesa pears ago.
Hon. y. <. Tsnney. the vsll- knoEn
Chicsso sttornsy, : the guest Of Tom =.
CsrYaiL Mr.. TsnneY vas zoout ths most
surprised man IA the country yesterday
when IA discovered ths growth Of 6rand
karids since his visit two years ago.
Cards are out announcing ths welding II
Mss Bessie &. EsleT. daughter Of NJ. and
Ms. A. n. Eslsr and Willard 3 Turner,
son Of Mr.. and Ms. A. p Turner The cers-
monT 30 occur On THURSDAY. June 7. az ,
o clock. a. the residences Of ths brittle
parents. ! - Worth Divisiou-sf.
J. p. Andrews has returned 70 Grand
Rspids. Ne vii resnsin bsre for time IS
The sp-eisi szent q ne New Ycrk Life In
snrsnce Company. sith vhicb institution
he has been connected for many years.
Mr. Andre~s nay remove his family e.
this city. Mrs. Anjrews = 81 prssent vita
her reisfires IN A1skeeeu. she Vii 20 90
Farore lsfer In the summer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25
POLICE AND FIRE.

The Proceedings Of the cemmissisnsr s
Ysste rdsy.
President Whitley presided with . full
board present.
Edwin Gormsn resigned as member of
the Fire Department
A. I. Billings was reported by superin-
tsndsnt Smith for being absent without
leave. Referred 10 Com miitee on Discipline.
Colonel Briggs. President of the Board OF
Public Works. appeared before the Board IN
the matter Of protesting against the hiling
OF the weight OF the firs alarm bell.
The Superintendent of Fire Alarms was
instructed 10 make such provision as was
necessary TO protect the City Hall. the
work TO be done under the supervision OF
the Board of Public Works.
The following accounts were allowed
OH. Myers. $345; White. Frisnt q Let
teller. s.. s., Leonard & SOFAS, IS cents, Dug
gen & Cummings, $3.50; Henry KNAPP,
$i2.z3 Grand Rapids Ice & Coal Co., Sl31 49,
r. N. Emmer, Sl005; Hawkins & Perry,
$3.50. Gen. l. C. Smith. 1915.
The Committee on Men and Discipline
reported in favor OF dismissing VIM. Fitz
Patrick, OF No. 5. from the Fire Depart
ment. and the committee will appear before
the Common Council and explain the situa-
lion. (Iitz Patrick is the man who inter
fered nj the recent election and was fined
| SIS. the Common Council afterwards order
| ING the fine paid back.l
| The old patrol wagon was ordered re-
paired, and the Committee on Men and
Discipline asked for rules TO guide them in
looking after men injured while on duty.
| Superintendent Smith was instructed to
| furnish q suitable number Of men for tn.
procession on Memorial Day, and the Board
| adjourned
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25

corneiius Kate Badly Burned by the Ex-
ntAsfaa .f

corneiius Kate Badly Burned by the En-
piesion of Lamp.
During the noon hour yesterday Corne-
lins Kate, man employed a. fnisher at
The City Hall, lighted lamp to heat his
can of coffee. Naptha had been used in
filing the lamp. which was an ordinary
kerosene lamp. AS soon rs the match was
applied an explosion occurred and the
burning huid flew into the mans face.
burning him terribly. His hands being
covered with the oil used In his work, were
also dreadfuIly burned. lie was removed
70 his home Al 2ll FTont-st., and DR.. g. X.
Johnson called. Soothing lotions were APP
piled and be Is resting rs easily as could be
expected under the distressing eircumstsn-
ces- he 10 employed rs 4 iinisher by the
PhOni1 Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25

Yesterday there were fled In the Clerks
Office the articles of incorporation of the
Michigan Fesd-Water Heater and Purifier
Company, with capital of 100000. The
stockholders are Samuel III. Burrsll. of 81.
Louis. No, John Widdicomb, James G..
Mcbride, William Durham. Charles X.
Sigh. Ezra I. Nelson. Jay ID. Utley. VIM.
4. Bsrksy. Elias Matter, w. II. Jones. OF
this city. The following gentlemen were
elected directors Samuel II. Burrell. VIM.
Dnnham. Elias Matter, Charles Z. Sigh,
John Widdicomb, Jsmes q. Mcbride. VIM.
A. Berkey; Mr.. VIM. Dunham was elected
president. Elias Matter ice-president: John
Widdicomb treasurer; James q. Mcbride
secretary. Il Is the purposs OF the corpora
ton to manufacture and sell 4 new patented
cevics for heating and purifying water for
steam boilsrs and for the prevention and
removal Of scale from steam boilers. IL i,
claimed. by those who know. to be = very
useful and valuable invention and TO sup
ply a lonE-felt want among those using
steam a. = motive power. The new CON-
pany viii probably commence operations
az oocs and push them with vigor.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25

Ik~ e<sssAs - 80 fsa~s< sf Ns<kaa~
Laza oss-

TIE e<sssAs - - Is,~s< Of As<haa~e
La<a 0st-
c.. FRED Z. ksrssvefsh. Of lbs STATE
xi.i<ry bsszd arrived In tns ezky LAST
essEinx irsaa the Islsnd Of MsesiDsc He
eans dovn o. the special tEain With
Asssrs Hsxhaft nskssAay. lockwood
s1A GA. q ths Grsnd Rapids Indiana
Eslsros5. xko ksvs been nsklng tour ol
INSPECTION over ths road
We sxpscs - have the largest saeAnp-
meet ever knovn N the history Of the
state hilitiA.s said Col fsrnsvorth- The
loeakien. - you know, - the nnsss that
eoald - foand n ~ Union. both - re-
sards pieeussaqasnsns cad chnata. Gen
3. y Dsbolt the QuArssxmastss Gsnsrsl Of
the state troeps, and nysslf located ths
groasds to-day. Thsy sss juss 70 The right
q Pisnk's Hossl iacins tss strait.
end overlooking them The dnil
grounds are On the large Rovsrn
nasnt nsld just in front Of The sncsmPmant
and The movements Of The troops
can % se<n fron the hotsi.
| hare just submitted the plan decided
upon % General smith. Colonel fox and
Coionei Herkner and they are much pleased
with IL. Nov that the plan has been de
cldsd upon Qusrterms stsr General Daboi
will have the Kitchens and The tent noon
transported al once ~ the Island and thu
completion OF the arrangements viii rapid
~ follow. Two regiments OF trsss. will e
into eueampmsnt July IL and two July 10.
Colonel Farnsvorth leaves for bis HON,
IA Detroit early this morning
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25
THE THEATRE.

Powers Grand Opera House win be opened
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings Of next
week 10 introduce John Dillon. the well
known comedian. in his latest canceit
Wanted the Earth" Mr.. Dillon appears
a. Jay ID. smith. In which character he is
aid 10 De unusually funny. The veteran
consdisn-actaAlly one of the most artistic
Of the modern stages supported by an
excellent company and the press every
where sccords the entertainment such a
need of praise that We have no hesitancy
in recommending all who desire an even
ing's hilarious amusement to attend. Reg
ular prices viii prevail and the box office
morning alto clock.
Smiths Opera House Is still drawing good
sudienceA and this weeks attractions will
be exceeded by great bill for Lext week.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25
NOT A BED OF ROSES
ASSERTS At polIcs IRREGULARITIES
A.a Tea the s<<xo~ Ff>sks ere o><s-
F2ea sixhx Ansx saehs ssa bsy Af<s<
D~y -zsA<sb1as Abs1s xks>s " -
o><1p6sa yhsn fssessaAg-

TIE usual saGssaes 4pp>szsd Ia the Po-
lee coars yss&ssdsy morning vhsn Do a
Haze plssdsd soilry 70 sssnx foasd druak
and "a. ssst ap lor tsstss dsya Dot hss-
Ing ts.z5 - spare
Data Ffssk Hushss. vho 80 ~ 90 The
same charge. pleaded the same and With The
same result
fasa cane r. c. Roses. Who realized
hat . plaza for bed 81 polles hsAaqasr-
tefs 10 nof . bed Ct roses by any mssns.
he paid ass ioT thzf same Ted howsssf.
saying thai hs prefsfrsd 10 rssids al nrst-
class hotel
Jeha " Brien aud Joseph Larrinx Who
we're mixed up In the Lzfhsrs nght were
ssesss~s -. IS each. solca thsy paid
A0es Wilson. charged with visiting .
house Of ili-isne, pleaded not guilty NJ frat.
buf after thinking IL over changed his plea
10 guilty. and vas treated TO Ok saIpTiss
pi.rty by Jud<e Holmes. Who nned him 80
ana costs. which be paid Wilson 10 known
90 tbs police as tough one and that IL
the reason be Was hnsd so heavily.
joan saith. mrehanic who has been
ussng ths Bsfksy & Gay lumber yard for a
sleeping room. wss tried Yesterday on a
charge Of yagraney and convicted. smith
wanted henFy kiagbsrger svora. 80 he " a.
seat for sad he only made The case more
binding Judge Holmes sent him ossF u
The stons pile for ten days
James NatIsrs and wife were tho next
people in ths pen. Waters bad o jury
sFisl and vas found guilty. RE was assessed
| III or thirty days in jail. and having
mere days On ha0d thaD dollars be went
/ over on the island. On the trial Waters
deaied the whole affair and his wife. woman
Like, irisd TO help him out. The case again Il
Mrs. Waters wzs discontinued and she vas
| discharged. They have four children rang
| ing from one year and three months to nine
| years Of age.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25

Yesterday was big day for runa ways.
The first was in the forenoon. on West
Bridge-st.. q horse belonging to Joseph
Dumelbachsr. driven by his wife. who had
q little child with her. The horse ran into
the sidewalk in front of Eaton's Bee Hive
throwing the occupants out and bruising
them ute badly. The buggy was smashed
some what William Marshall's horses, at
tached TO a milk wagon, ran away on Mon
roe-st. Patrolmsn Gill caught them. found
Mr.. Marshall add delivered them up. The
horses were not injured and Marshall said
there was mo use crying for split milk.
Or. Wrights horse ran away on Monroe-st
in the afternoon, throwing the Doctor out
bruising him quite badly. The horse ran
quite a distance down Monroe-st. on the
sidewalk and created conmotion until
Pairolman Wiley caught him.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25

svrsxs~a csesr ruaQAe " Wu.
Hsanssay. ssssalt with intsat b % grsss
bodily harm. vsrtiek '.failsy ~ ssssnlt cad
bsttxsy,s asao6sd thAt she sospen1eus sp-
psax 6ssess ~ eosss se1ey - 3 = - and
Iscsivs ssusssc<- Mary Lanshisn ~ Grand
kapils susss Railway Co.: pms sxtendsd
sixsy dnys isoa sxparekson - - order u
which % osksLe biIl u exeopfioea. @. Lad
Wig nuppssrAt sdnitssd - cislssnsnip.
Mus<sgos-sl spsaing snas. on triai before
jury.
CIsecIr Cogxr.-chas Batsnsn W ID. b.
Gslleatins. sssamps,s; ~ order u The court
vsrcios Of no cause IL action. and juds'
ment Tor defendant for costs and sGsinsi
w. w. 1honss surety, proceedings STAYED
twenty daya still2an krows w. Ezra
brown st a.. hearing on pleadinss and
prools in epsn court. decree for complainant
PEoBATK CoUKr Estate OF Msbei and
James A. Kennedy, minop. Guar dian.
annual account hisd- Estate OF simos Col
lins. deceased. Administrator second an.
nusl account filed. Estate Of Gustsve Liza
pers. deceased. Order allowing admins
traitors nnal account and discAaEsing hina
Estate of Aaron @. Bowman. deceased Pc
tition for license 10 cell real estate flied
Hearing June Is. In re Anna Csliins. 81
INDECENT Insane person. Order Of admission
TO Michigan Insane Asylum ~ expense o.
Kent county.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25

The matinee ut the Fair Ground this
afternoon promises 10 be an entaining
one. The following Is the programme:
Free for all trotting race. Ed. Mack, Frank
Noble and Novi; free for all pacing race,
Joe p. Niger, Geo. l. and John l.. Also q
three minute race with numerous starters.
Oae Of the most interesting features OF the
afternoon will be Mr.. M. r. Bissell's ex hibi-
tion of his $40 600 stallion. Wheeling Wilkes,
ana an eighteen months old colt, probably
the fastest colt in the State of its age. and
conclude with q most interesting pacing
race, q pony weighing only 450 pounds wall
pace against time. fastest in the county oil
It's size. Admission 25 cents, ladies free.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25

Al her house. No a BOstwick-st.. last
evening Miss IoGiss Berger Bennett csls-
DRAFTED her thirteenth birthday bY giving to
namser Of schoolmatss high tea
that IS - say they bad high old tine.
The little ones had a dinner in courses
With tae "od foiks' 70 wait on them a.
I've AMI vound up al early evening with
pesiro and ice cresra. During the evening
Ms louise xsVs sxhioitions sifh bar mar
vicious trained cat and Mss Nora Judd IN
trodpced her parrot hat talks better than
NEST humans
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25
A birthday surprisa.

Mr. and Mrs. d. G. Henry. Of IS Butter
Eorth-sve.. were surprised yesterday by a
number Of friends. Among the latter we're
Dsios Gibson. grandfather Of D. G. Henry,
- years old and an old pioneer Of IOnis
county Mrs.. Mary J. Henry, the mother OF
-. q. Henry and daughter of Dsies Gibson,
aged 81 and Carrie +. Henry, Daughter Of
~ O. Henry. making four connections.
Nr and Mrs. StebbUs, OF Ionis: Mr.. and
Mr.. VIM. Gibson. Of Krene; Mrs.. Myers
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. d. F. Ransom.
Of Fr0ntst, his brothers and other friends
were also present the event being Mr..
Hsarys forty-drss cirtadsy.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25
The War Cnncrrf.

A very unique programme has been pre-
pared for presentation at the Division
Street n. K. Church this evening. 1t IS
made up Of a series of solos. duets, cho-
ruses, etc, consisting, for the most part, Of
familiar songs brought out during the wa
of the rebelhen. The concert is under the
direction of George ID. Herrick, and amor z
the participants are Mrs. Csmpau, Mr..
Shedd and Miss Utley. and Msssrs. EDDY
Saynor, Beneker, Kroner, Morrison, VIII
marth, Remington and Harris.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25
Kin,gn... Not vanted.

When Moses Wilson, alias Howard, was
1ned in the Police Court yesterday morn
ing. Mary Shaver. South wstsrloo-st resi-
dent, came up and paid bis fine Wilson is
known to the police to be tough, and they
did not like the idea Of Mrs. Shaver hai bor-
ing such characters, so she was arrested for
keeping q disOrderly house, and the case
was adjourned until the 3lst.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25

Caivin Gibbs. the Old man frcn Byron
township We w-s convicted IN the Kent
Circuit sonastinas sEo - sedaction. snd then
srreaiei bis czse ~ tie Supreme Court.
rnust ns~ r~cssve rs seotenee. IS tnst eours
has affirmed 10 Judgment ~ ire court %
low sibbs T. - vesr- of AZ. ssd since -
ene daughter.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25

The Trial Of John scaaiou VII commences
in the Superior Court sodsy. scsnlon =
he man charged With kIliiax Henry
Powers On So1;h Divisioa-st On the aight
~ February =. Ihs People WI - rspre-
ssnted hv stuart 4 kasepen. snc -can-
90 case 81 BE- iu the hands Of Hos. y A
AaFl~- Scsnion and Powers ~ers cousins.
sDd tbc Tal BIDS fair - se cne q he moss
Important u the present. tern Of Csurt
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25
Only seven.

Only seven saloon licenses were issued
yesterday by the County Treasurer. The
VIM. Campbell. 439 South Division-st.; K.
J. Klag. 3St Ottaws-st.; II. J. Rethsnush,
5O2 South Division-st.; Crowley a Morris,
$40 and i42 Grsndville-sve.; J. B. Hughes,
81 North Ionis-st., and +. A. Platte, 100
Canal-st. ress
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25

All members of the @. A. r. posts In this
city will meet at the Royal Arcsnum hall
on Wsterloo-st. Sunday afternoon At 2
o'clock sharp. for the purpose OF attending
the q. A. X. services in the Universslist
church. conducted by Rev. Chas. Fluhrer.
The services At the church will commence
a. go.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25

The above interroe atory can invariably be
answered by saying ~ Crockett Hopping
Furniture Store. No. IL Csnai-st. for In
nine cases out Of ten the inqaisltive party
has reference to thoss elegant WEIGH Fold
ing Beds. heaps HAr,h Closets. or some
fne piece of furniture just placed in The
houses Of their frieAss.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25

Or. De CanD amputstsa the leg Of Zim-
Norman. the man who vas injured At Cup
pies mill early yesterday morning. The
limh ras taken Of half way setveen the
xnes and the aip. Oas hBger from the left
hand was also stipulated. The mans re-
coTsrv is douhtfui-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25

Nary lswns sre sro;ied ~ nct Saving
enorxh Sspth N ne good SCI ssneath
Property crners Should Sc tnst AZ icsst
ST inch~s 81 cay = pnf en a sandy 81 -
sers pnfnn9 On t1e rich sosi and sd he
cay prevents rarit arTsna eu1
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25

The men engaged in haaliag stoss ID
Rrisire street. hill srs using onsv ere sssn
81 hcrzss % essh 81 ths hesvilv issen
wsgous Scuse Of So horses sem 90 sd
seeole nd ne 1aip = aaspsTinslv usea -
induce fhen e - alta Tie sttsntion 81
The society for ne pre~esten 81 erneltT -
safmale = respectfully cailed - ths matter
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25

A littis fve-Yesr-asa sirl ssaeht-r - Mr.
Barker no residrs a tbs corner Of Tsirs-
are. and H1tsa-s s-. 6isiocafea 49, kfp 80
ts-ssav n,arnfrr - aIlfax fuua 80 s~--h
~. ve~nkn<r sd Mass wer~ c2ls-l -
rse~ir-s - s>I7r- ., ~ ~ p>~se<s
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25

Yesterday moFnine Fire Marshal LEMON
received lettsr Of thanks from the Black
mOrs Manufacturing Company for the
prompt AID effioieat manner in vhich the
Fire Department subdued the Ere Of their
factory Saturday night Ths letter enclosed
a eheck for SIS for the bene6t fund Of the
DepartDeut
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25
We refer win pleasure - the foliewfnr ssznes
Who have l.en henellled 81 or EIalsft-

We have aIso the Largest
and Best Assorted Stock 81
Fine Gold .Dewelry in the
city: Watches, Diamonds,
Silver and Plated Ware.
Our Plated Jewelry is the
Most Elegant in the city.
4. PREF SSER.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25

$500 Pas born.
Cabinet Photos. finest finish. st Wvkes
gallery. 50 honroe-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25
THIs Afternoons MATINEE.

Cabinet photographs at 81 per dozen at
Meuill's, Gum block 81 Monroe-sL
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25

Iss2l k.1.s-
H1sHssesas. lar z&-ssixh< ehsnxss =
tsnpela.ar<. lo<s. rs,as hxss - srssa -.
rlA1ls winds.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-25

An supsreaons hslr Do1es. warts. vsns,
tnmoss. beDorxheads ea&<<Sz " Esf pre-
vsoss<'5 spGssst ssl end ell sbnernAl
erowtbs permanently and p<iniesziy 10
moved BY Elecfseyas 81 The parioFs III l.
Yea Dolcke. II. ID. and Electro sherapsutlst
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