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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Ovwxaiters srs now flzhionabls for ladies'
- wsn zs men These are made on az colors,
but Ehs most Presiominant hues are drnb,
gray and navy olne The person who under
1Aks ths manufacture Of oser~arters nsust
nsc~~nrily bs practical shoemaker. Al
norf any ons can cut Out . pattern, bCs
ovsry person eansos cut cue that vii &c the
DDus Of the wsaFer Overgalters are now
uakis sn q regular add yrsked scale. accord
fnx 70 the sire and widta OF the shoe worn
n vsry oftsn happens that ladies htve their
o~erxziscrs made % order and usually have
ehsm uats of EAs same material "a their
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Hr7re Hnen hsnsikerrhisfs are thr rroxt fasf-
npnabi- for <-ntieznatss nss shss yezr The~
nr~ rsfis@r sunslier Ia sze taan thev aa~s he~n
(cr-reriy. and sr~ seusfircee=i TIE b<rier
= sccue ene snsl q balf inches whie Scf,s
Mr~r hsntkerrnlefs ae~s fsnry cc-iers
ur,ll <rz-r-- or chec<s oetng ths ncsf rorr-
~ In sti2 asnik~rchiefs the SO is xrna -
uud th- haIn asuch narrower tean kloss nsed
Jhsr.nx 60 wtnrer Thev sre rerf ectly STARR.
- f.ncy ecrslsr-.i cnes having sone 81 1lrsly
~ q f,shi-r
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

To-day ~ 1880 a. IN. and q 7 p. N Or.
Charles Waits. ths eminent aud eloquent
Liberal speaker. one Of the most entsrtain-
IN aud instructive lecsnreEs in America
vii give free Lectures a. P0wers' Opera
Houss. The topic ia the morniag viii be
Free Th0a<ht. lrs Nature ant lnhaenee
Upon Society" Ia the eVening the sabjess
HIli 20. The Churches snd Aodern
fhouzhL" Dr.. Wstt comes nsse through
tns eourtesy and generosity Of Hon ID. A.
Blodzott
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
We Wnnt Fathers and Sons to Knosc

That we can furnish you better cut and trimmed
clothing ready made than can he produced by any
tailor in the entire state of Michigan; bold words
we are aware, but the truth nevertheless, and n
telling the truth it pays; clothing has become
famous through that Our Leadership in Finest
Clothing is recognized and established, because
are always ready to do what we advertise produce
what we promise, and adhere to none but honor
able methods Yes, we claim that our methods are
the highest, our prices always the lowest Now.
we have no right to command or say buy from us;
this much we can say and ought to: see the cheap
est, the best, the finest stock of clothing within
reach before buying-that means see ours: see our
tsilor-made suits and overcoats: some of the
wealthiest il not the best citizens in the Valley
have opened wide their eyes in surprise during The
week past at the beauty, perfection in style. and
make of our only Genuine Tailor Made Spring
Overcoats and Suits, and will make their appear
ance on the streets today if weather permits
wearing a handsomer garment than they have
hitherto worm and at less than half the price they
formerly paid
Yes. in the exhibit of fashionable clothes in ths
section The Tower Stands Alone. Our trimming
making finish. are all custom like, and in every
one OF our suits you will see that expressive and
exclusive grace that commands attention produces
satisfaction and stamps us as Leaders.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

a. 1<As 8<<%~ . 88<<A - 49, A*<R - <"><
Gssrxe IL blz1ehss
i'm Ftli. ias GrxDd Rapids pu<ilIsk =
sliIi "a Ss~ Tor< sad tas World of Friday
dives ths foll0siss aotes of eania<
a.uszias match Ia saiea AZ . sDzzzsas
Elm Fsli and GeeFgs Ls Blanche. who
have v.assd - 6zhs ior nonfhs but eoaldn's
So tax-sasf. mss lass nizat tsroazh para
grzsh paDfishsd IN ths Essssia9 Begtfs
sporting esiumD. shieh szid thai certain
pro1ilei1t sporting n14n soald usaazs .
aEhl BET seen thall Il they o1ly soala not
asx Tor Eas safth. The battle y % - vfth
skin-tislE xosss. uadex tos Nsfqais u
sl1esasasrry Tuies tor 100 purse. and lE
vii lAks place INSIDE Of thrss ussks. proc
s8ly in : barge. valch xili sssxt ffon scus
pier Goa senls1f Ear Nss fofxsfsL a DANA
hznt ssssssn these m>1 o1xb - - . hum-
msr. both are slag<ers. pnrs and ampis.
Picking . winner - almost kke calling .
coin ghAf has bssn tossed mp. Fed b
sslisx and tooger ia he rsaeh. but very
Lite kssvisr tnsn bis soli1ly- -saiit Canad,an
oppousak 10 blsaehs is . hssis the
csvsner Al sxDers. Who Is right nine
tinss oat q tea. si1 pat his money cu
George for this rgnL
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Rs@mnsnsrrfs and embroidery. Ekcwiss
gpid and silver braid. continae 70 enjoy great
fAvor - trimmings. and are ascd Tor both
6ny and svsning costumes Applique orna-
msnfations of velvet or plush. Or Gower de-
axns In cloth Of . differens color. outlined
With eord or embroidered braid. ara much
odmirsd for trimming outdoor costumes OF
elcth When used for evening toilcttss the
pnnrmsns>rics and snhroideriss ars lighter
end moes lscs ike. snd enriched with fns
geld brssd. sdlk cord. natal thrsads and small
mnstanfR
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

k3s07t'.

low often have you stood at ,osr window on a
bright Sunday morning and seen men attired in
clothes that you admired! How naturally you would
like to deal where that man does land say to your
self, "If could only afford it, Well you can af-
ford it for the Tower is the place Not that every
well dressed man in Grand Rapids buys bic clothes
at the Tower, hut the men who do are sure TO be
we'll dressed And bear in mind we exercise the
same care IN the production of our So, s6. S. and
Sl0 suits that characterizes the handling of our
finer grades. Yes we cut t5e cheapest suit we sell
the same patterns do our very finest; so il
your means ara limited and you banker after
stylish suit we can help you Expend few dollars
with US We sell style so low that it IN everybody's
reach. for we are not exclusive clothers in any
sense OF the word Not much we cater to the
masses, we value your patronage. you appreciate
proper treatment We reciprocate. for therefore
are we leaders. For every dollar yon leave with
us you get reliable stylish clothing and We charge
you our regular wholesale prices tor t. 20 much
and not a farthiDg more. Watch orr ads for every
cent yen save is penny made 20 Ielisfe we OF
the Tower
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

u<vsfti-s sor D.y aud Essainx Wear.
Bkrfp>i nolrs and grenadins, ia black or
Vhits> for eoth day and ssenins gowns are
amonx ths noseltias. and also alternate
mrspo 81 moirs and isfred lacs Gray
voosen materials are particularly popular.
ond many of t1em are nixed with broken
ehack2 Sons have ssislcoacs. cuffs. CUTS
snd side paaels of white eiotn. braided with
gray snd silver fancy braid; and IN few
ennzs rns brssding ITSELF u carried out on an
oehnr shade q gray. or even On pale tan cob
Rsd cloth Tbs = quits new. and gives an
uncommon iook. Tho eo.or - lad As q band
% the white cloth. and then braiiest DARK
R~n. with whits cloth vest. tau cloth hand
ond ox.dlzrd silver braid sook well
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Pictures 2 oy So inches printed In ten
minutes, the frame made and the gold leaf
aid Al the Same time. Professor Lofts and
hls sssociate. the lightning siider. will give
an exhibition OF thelr SKILL in psinling
pictures and gliding frames AZ T. r. Wiisons
picture store. No. 30 Csoal-st. Thursday.
day ~. At 2.30 D. m-. aad every afternoon
until further notice. Seats " "a De provided
i0r lanses Wishing Ia see this great work
flna
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

We have received special edition Of the
Grand Rapids TKtmEAm- hExALD which Is
msgnihceatly illustrated and contains
many valuable statistics pertaining to the
growth and prosperity OF the city. 1t is a
very e1terprising piece Of work for which
the Company deserves much eommenda-
tion-IiuoEe. Ots-vpr~
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

fURIISS-At Grand Haven on the "a inst,
Elizs A. Curtis. form riy OF this cisy.
Funeral services we're held 81 Plzlnleld Ave
npe Consrcgatiora' church yesterday a n g. n.
WATfS-May 3. - COnrropsion. frankie. wife
% William ats ard only laughter Of Eli J. and
Allie Spangler. sged . years, monIhs and 2
DAYS
The fnssal was held at 10 o'clock yesterday
forenoon.
WfNrEkS-John ". Wirtcrs. az MS residence on
on tast 80. yesterday afternoon a. ? o CLOCK. aeei
81 Years
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

n x1n 1AtH unxszxD al0A
~ 0uus hair y parted ~ tns sifs and
nuns1 t&ck and fastened - sknan cod,
Mwupd q l1s b4ck locks braided almost az
- op a ths hsAd. the UPPER half Of the
- hair bslnz aiso Arranged tn pun and
D1nmD1 ~ khis The lover haslf - then di-
D6fnd knso thr~s str2nlis and sab rolled up-
Wusd la1o = lo<~s pun. To complsss me coif-
- min sEr2ad of fab~s hair % put on az
- si1s vhsa TIE eoifuzs has been ar
mngsd 80 FAR. and slEng lnto a knot AZ ths
- af ths hssd Ths and u then rollsst over
hs ~nAn pur-
0ktil. dsar rsad-rs. tas narrow puts are.
~ may rsly up0E iE. gradually tRclining
1nor> xnd nnors toward tie baek d the hea.i.
- spurA<sous ladlss not anfreq1snsiy try
M loo 0rscias knot sioes not suit them bes-
- thAa ths aizn oolfruFs aos 80 much worn
Dn1 n mnzt - borne IA mind ths t1rned up
plAls w sim 70 coil must nsither % 20
ers~s1 up nor placed - low - taoss worn
- k.cions daughters some years ago; and
hrnsa<s they krs higher and larger. and
0~sfors ooh fuiier. Il y most likely that shs
eD1i 2s Eas oaek q shs hcad viii ere long End
sns~st favor among ladies. O1ly young
p,opls indaixs IN bseomina egrls sad hang
- pSA-1A
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Marie Van Zsndt, the heiress Of the late
Rosalis NJ Sraith. has a suit Of some dimen-
siors against Nelson W. Northrop. the exec
usor of her sacts wilt The matter ~ now
before Judge Perkins IN the Probate Conrt
aud bearing on Mss Van Za1dt's petition
that Nor.hrup % compelled to pay over
5000 intsrsst or about $4,000 which the
petitioner says be has appropriated TO his
own uses, will De held on THURSDAY nsxL
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

asocxxD oAsEskr.Dt--~socxxD sfouxS
This -r>s~-c nsvs crune - the fore an end
- rurnf~r of vsrfetiss II ms popular style
q eriice TIE seft silk jackets, hslt~i 81 ss
- w>iss rnt vsrioreiy fuizbet a50ut Tho
nrck and wrists. With tslcks shir~ir< and tae
0ks. sprear 81 tss favoriees, and havs been
eh~ss<~red oarfbaiiiS In the cut - sh0va a
Uncck~f Gsris-lsli. suits rev IN design. and
nnafs of ponxpe six Z requires no Do
orrfpezon sshsr than ths llustrsgioa.
The rs-raining azurs siloss wast hss ben
en1rrsfs--i Z. shs Public antier ne usEas &
m,ccksd bfcuSe In sslfieion - ths styles
An~rrfb>d the,~ are tierieaifii Ierseys of
nfockfres .lceh with turn down Elk cplisr.
uuf1s snd heiA Scruetines the cellar. currs.
&C.. sf> ~ rsl~es Then there src tsaribsidf
ohirss IN striped asnr<l. ~1th r'ebcn Bows
- The n~ck. and 6s,sixn~.i ~sp~ciasiY fer
opnnss. yzrhrisg snd sshar ogsx.coT spcEs<
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

The following ci1y saloon men took ont
licenses yesterday: Albert Green. - South
Ionis-st.; 40. Diksmsn. Halfway House;
Kari a Hsidemen. I57 West Division-st.,
ans Psul GumbSsxsr. = Wess Bridgs-ss.
AL the above we're 500 each. Veit &
Rsthmsn paid 500 for selling beer. and s65
s3r maauisct0ytng tie same.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
TuE MARX ETs BY WIRE

Ny s-wkest - ate essfer sd soil NJ :
~ Fsv 9lt.e5 "a - hsst@, q lfeasssle. July
- so slsr. sIrcr-F "a tit.z
f7s,rr r-,sast.r carer fnd Tcl- a xest Tfsser.
s<.sf SO -. safnrcs NtE 1ise
prk-Fra. Ne~ me<, szzaae1tsls1. ca
n -sa43ea
All errsurer Etesrn rrrtferef g
Buster Deil snd hesry Western. lsaesse
kex<-fes sstleise
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

exnsxx. \. s ~ Nay S. scuiilrz
u,.sra scok piscs tosisg between Peter
x~np. II Auslrsiis. sna Etwars Hsnisa.
81 r.rsas. Ksrnp ven ~ Sc ievrtks
II. r.c> wss rowed cvsr he Fsranst1s
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

rhs jersey. since lts Introduction. has TN
nwxons snaurnersbis changes and many I'M
pro~snenasI A. arst IL vas a tight fitting,
grsce,~. affair. with httis or 10 effort At
evnareuession. and was made os scockinet
uow - hsvs al sorts % hasgues fun dress
eur~x-s and blousss classsd under toe gem
Gnl brrra of isrseY
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

In he Circuis CoGrt yesterday Waiter A.
CaIsias commenced divorce s1is against
ais wife HoFfsnse. who be claims deserted
him. They we're married September IS.
fss3. and ne fair Hortense skipped her bed
and board and has never returned
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

rw Yo.x. Msy S--Nr. Cenkiinz's VII
I>fsd IN ISL. is.vss 81 his prorertT -
~. cnrxlfnx. A thcruuTh sesrch fsils =
cuxsal snv isfer eceurent lhe ssssfs =
---,nssd ~ amcun 60 s2oo "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Nabo deposit like bank We the gambling
lon to make money! "a We simply pta o e sam Apoot dsntn
loss t tchanyC ispehe hereaw
d n we have
ask for the
hnge above los can b si1of bing a ca n o If naq
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

The joint rehearsal Of ne chorus and
orchestra vii .aks pace on Monday even
ia instead of Tuesday svtnirx Rehearsal
VII - called promptly 81 7.s0 AL sisxsrs
are requested % be prompt "a time and De
sure 20 crins their books
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

sH swret. General Stare Agent for tAe
Grand Rsoils Tk1ssRsx-Hxs.1n. ore Of
oar hrsxhsest excssrgex i IN TIE village
,edsv lockiug a1sr shs interest ~ their
pager - W5its C7esi.f EstsisseSs
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

sts,..s<~ ~ vsstzeAe s~eN.s.
NARerrrrE. MAJ S.-Ths &c vent out
here lsst assns sna beats are expected %
usss threuzh the eaasi en- the esh.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
|nHkT WOMEN WEAR
IaEvA.uNa FAsclss AN0 FAsaIoNs
uun.ns ~ D<sssssg sAs n~zz. wfsh
$780, ksp<~ssA Assas th~ rvs IA
Unms ms<>s - f3iss Css1srs ssa
L<w &xsek kask

- onsf1sd ehsngsin hziry1r~sfng b oniy
uG2 bsn1n.nx naallzsz b1E I'VE .tiA ss4r
- kn1s 4~n.d aga very aizh lndssd, -
- hnndy hnns1 . kzsnloaahis y0sssS l2ay
nn1nD4 h ths snnsxsi i1las<r&lisD = Sis~n
49, ennvmlng ayls q ecl1sl<s tDs tn1D
- uukw ~ tz@s 10 a4ir hyG II y e
unwmms shAz ~1ii ssav or . ~s.i vro-
Dwonns1 s~.d. sF~ca~@ly = ~ aDs -
umfnny peinn6
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Whrn trouetef With = crrrh CT ccid 80
= RaiIs Ccsee Syr1p Frlce * csnfs
Saivstion Cii wfii 60 ~hsurssi srn nors
$3.50 .ss~ snT aiSA EEscsd 5sinextz = ca
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
Marriage Licenses.

The following IS list OF the marriage
licenses Issued since last pablished, with
the names. residence when outside the city,
snd ages Of the parties;
Ages
william ID. Hin. c5u-tiant. Fannie Phelps.
courtland ......... ....g2-lg
DIN y. aussen. Lowell. Mary Gtngrics. LO-
well ...........-....So2s y
Frlueis McCarry, Ada. Mary byfues. Ada. -2sS %
hsE " rraxler. Als0ra. Clara &. VIII
llanas II
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Bnk % heoto the
of may O to the of worthy cartbe nzai il this cit
e
h n d mar "a verin claims and they these
more a tsoui m
Secondly our N ae ermdend mmeh han store in nGmndRa
can hw n we pe tive comparison
haebe efneB an omi
stock Of fn thar dNors Grand sand JOINT
display
Fourth carr finer Fnnhn than nanyC n n W. make
essta kof uywnho old
e o n
as u east LAY mc a the ~ o August
rel of GndRa w lay
last claim because a fac tha the them in of The
10 a
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-04
GRAND RAPIDS mARKEra
Farm produce from, Firs. Hand.


Closing Wednesday. May 2
Apples-Ss.0u9 f.50 per barrel
ButteT-22G2Sc per 10.
Cheese-stste. lie; New York. full cream,
l35<G lac.
Clover seed-sS2sRaso; Timothy, sa55 to
s36D per buShel.
Dried Fruits Apples eveporated. eoI0c per
round; quarters, $500 per pound: cherries. lbe9
i5c per pound; peaches. lO3i2c per pound.
kggs-Fresh. lstslsc per doz.
Fresh Nears-DTessed hogs, $50 fe6. IS per cwt
mutton, S7.0oGs.UOs veal. S6.oO9..0O; beef SiSo
$3.50.
Grain-whest. steady. at SIC per bu for
white. sc Tor nd Oats Sc. Rye. 3od.50c. Corn
bcGogc. Barley, Ls5@l.45 per cwt. t....s
ider- Zoe per gal.
Hisies-Green. SlS9Sc; part cured 5iS661Sc:
cured, code: calf skins, 6 to l. pounds, &C.
Dekin skius, l5GZ5c esch: sheep pelts, 15csssi25
wool teirg estimsted at 2fc Ter pound.
Houey-i2c per ID; strained, loeei21r
Timothy. siTOOs2o.Oo per ton: clover.
is.oC9l6.00.
Maple sugar-Ioc Per 10 for new in ocks, small
cakes extra. liza &c: syrup g0cssl ~ per gal.
Pouitry-TurkeyS, blessed, ii9fl,Sc: spring
chickens. l0sl21zc; ducks, ugilc; fowls. Ia
PIE.
Potatoes-soS 81 90 per bu
straw 20 per :ou.
Iallow- 93kcper 10.
WoOc-Block stove wood 81. 7Sdg1. % per cord
iour-!oot wood, siDO05.00 per cord
coal-ss.0o; crate, 1915.
Lime-Grand Rapids. 75c; Ohio, DOC; Pe.osksy.
500.
saIt-75c for Saginaw or Manistee
kerosene--Aich. test Io1<. water white, He
Gasoiine-l2c per gallon
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-04

The great rsgedsn. Forest, had secret
which everybody ought to learn and profl
by. Said be. II owe all my success TO the
fact that everything / have undertaken
have done thoroughly. / never neglect
tribes" That's the point don't neglect
;rifes. Don't neglect that hacking cough.
those night-swests, that feeble and capri
cious appetite. and the other symptoms.
trifiirg in themselves. but awful In their
significance. They herald the approach OF
consumption. You are in danger, but yen
can De saved. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery will restore you TO health and
vigcr, as IL has Thousands OF others. For ali
scrosulous diseases. and corsnm psioB Is oae
II them, il is sovereign remedy.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-04

Suga-s-Cut loaf Sc; granuls;e1. TR7ikc:
"a, s@g4e. Extra c. 6GS4c: yellow
&c" 51.G5s[c.
Coiee-Green RIO. l752oc. Rio roasted, 2ia
24c: Jaws, green, 2342 e: Java, roasted, 6 G.
Maricalbo, roasted. ~ 924c: Mexican. roastct,
25S &c.
Teas-Jspan, fine. s5RSsc; Japan. medium, .
G50c; Ordinary, isg2c; Hysou. 3Osa4 c. gnn-
powder. EC54c: Oclong, SSg70c: Congo. 25s
esc
Flour-s2 10 per cwt; =. 20 per bbl; pstent pro
cess. Slt9 3.eJ per cw., $50 per Dbl; all wheat
four s2.lo Per cvt., sO.io per boI, bucSshest.
us Ter cwt
Mil Feed--Screenings. SIS per ton: bran. SIS.
ships, 1850: middlings ca.
feed-Coru and oats, yzss2i Per ton.
salt-Nichigan. 3 c: Eastern, sl.i5.
Fisn-No. / whitofsh. $50 per half Dbl:
trout, s5-son S0u. cod. salt. 6et7c per h.. clans
soc per hundred: oysters bulk. 81. c6fS % gallon
standards. &c can; selects. &c can; smoked hall
bus. lie.
Pork In barreis-Mess pork. Chicago packed.
sla.ec extra short ct $1,000 0C; standard clear
bsck, $3.50.
Lard-Tierces. nc: 30 and 80 ID. tubs. SC; sc
II. round tins, 100 cases. &c: IN tin pals. &C.
Beet in barrels-Extra mess. warranted z00iox,
G.Sjey SO, extra. boneiess ~ 30.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-04


IsFs 81 ths Sss<a nifisoe41r<.-
H4ay perzons who lnarsst a tns woni-r-
fsl seeua1n4aGloE u Gaosiey possssssst y sons
q t1ssr feiics eitizens 80 Bot rsfket upoa
fns faet that thess ezsuEzsl,stiens Gre effea
1ae - elss~ eresaoEaF u sx9ezdifars. A re-
porter laskiy eaaes seross I've extraordinary
h.staEees a svoeaosaT Ca sse part u tss
nsii1onalrsa. tbs as Alsxazkler 7. st<~ars
sHd the ial= > sti4na Z. fa1ssefhiss-
Il sbas si Er. Stewart said : Firth ave-
nne hateI better, ''fox azte~n years sEeedily.
~hea be- rs paEFcn q tAs hetrepoll1aa
hoesI harhersi1ep. In al thst tisas be never
once lhoi1< "a u presenting = gra1usgy. he
p4sl Ehs -aane price thaE aay ot1-r AN ~oald
Cor shase . hair cas-. 4asl fas1 ~ss tie snd
q IL IL ses even nors TIE cas1om thsa
tAan nos feT regular PATRONS 70 Up thelr
regular bsrbers oslcs in a While. sna p&rsica-
hsrly On c,<istmas ar %s~ Var. Thsas-
fore. Mr. ass1Art's Omission sas al tAe asozs
singular.
'.0ne afternoon, some years ago, Mr. Stew
arr dropped Inte tae hotel barber shop sad
while he vas IA the enair severe snow
storm came up. I advised him, a. be had
BEEN quite III fer some time. II would be adj
yisah.s Tor 1in 60 take & coupe home.
wsst oaE ~ The bar and asksd eabnlsa
~hat sas the lowest price for taxing
Mr. Stewart home. They all knew thai there
~as ~ uss asking fancy price frcm him,
and 40 ~as told that / could get a coups
To- hiln for ft q. | went back and reported
Too maea-tco mach he said sharply. 4
cant afford any such price. viii ride home
Ia a STAGE arss, aud that VIII only De ten
cents. and 70 he dds
This anecdote about NJ Vsraerbslt's care
Of money came from porter OF the Manhat-
tan Bosch hotel; 'sfhe summer before last, !"
hs said. u was called TO the Office one after
noon, and tod by the clerk that Mr.. William
r. Vanderbilt was ia the house and that be
had mislaif his travelling bag | was told TO
find it, II possible. l started out fnll of
dreams Of sudden wealth | went by rail 10
Bay Ridge, paying my own fare. and found
that the bag was not there. Then paid an-
other fare % New York. and searched all
over the iandiEg at ths Battery. The bag Was
noe 20 be found.
Teen paid another fare and went down to
the island. ard went over into the Oriental
hotel, and there found the bag. IL had been
taken to that hotel by mistake. brushed my
SELF up, busted OF the has and carried il 70 Mr.
Vandeibilt's room, knocked gently and was
told 20 come in. and presented the bag with
a great flourish, and expected, % course, that
| should az least get $40 bill, Is | was out
from sl.25 "a $50 and several hours of
searching. He said quickly: Thanks, por-
ter, srn glad got it, and, opening the bag
10 see II the contents wsrs ali right, revealed
ths fact that there was only singls shirt in
II. Then he snapped the bag shut, diSed into
his trousers pocket and fsaed out quarter,
by ali that Is holy. I left that room in a
hurry. and you could have knocked me down
with feather when got out into the hail"
New York Sun
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-04

Read the tciioring Nr. G. II. Na--is
Newsrk. Ark. says Was down ~itn Al
scs~s Of Lu,z<. snd friends AMI phvsicisns
rroacuBced use 81 incgrshie ccr sumptivs
Es9sa sskinE ~. Kinss Ses Discovery FOR
CGEsunptior. am nov on mr. thir3 Bottle
ard seie % oversee ths vefk OF uT farm
Il j. the fns<t medicine ever zaie"
Jesse Nidcie~srt Decatur. 0hi, saw
Had 4 not beea for Dr. Kings New d.
-o~erv for Consumption rouio have i;ei
% Lung Troubles Was riven NJ ov doc.
tors An aow IN be>t q hr.ith Trv =
Sample bottle - cent? e. PEEK Bfcs.' Draz
Slare
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-04

May s.-wheat-opened heavy snd k1sxc
i0wer la'er strengthened on covering ny shorts
ard rallied "a tsc with nlo desaie business. No
2 rel. May, 92l992t.c June, S556aso;sc; July,
9S54e193ekc: Augi-t " ll-l6as3Azc.
Corn-ehade higher: ligEt trading. Mixed
Western spot, 66uo7c. futures, 5saSl3.c.
PoFs--Steady. New aess. sl5.00sia25: Old,
sl495ffit.a0.
ss47t<
Butter-Fsir jobbing demand. Western. Loo
E11c.
kggs-iz49iS14c.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-04

The rush at W. III. Tibbs, druggist. gill
coniioues and daily srores Of PEOPLE call fsr
q bottle of Keups Bslsam for he Throst
and Lungs Cor the cure CT Coughs Colds
Asthma. Bronchitis and Consumption.
ksvnp's Rsissm. the standard family
remedy, . sold Ct guarantee s1d never
fsis 20 give satisfaction. orios SC and
$40. Ira siss free
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-04
OUR aARKEr REPORTS.


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sseek Exsaasze al chesso gran >ssi pxssls-
ian iaarkes< faraishsd ~ G II Lee & ca. eosa-
nsiszia1 merchants - PssEs-sl. nsss ths opsa-
ns hss6ess. sesssE aas closing priess a Va oss'
n4sas<-
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ia 49, - -. -. E41l31s - 1t1efas > -
-, 80, -; ksasas 4 Iex2s, issz - tss4
80 Let1efhtE = &s1lfll&ea e :, so1.s 5t5< -
Lzzs eaers Hts. So. 80 So. beIzsars =
Iss1ssa-la< iSi, "a. lzsb< a.; 4sAoae
f - =, - - sesz; Ae~ fefx eeatE<l
rs %. Aeftoern Psetfe. p<terFed, al a
-. -. forth ESTER. tlas.. lllif. o. flass
Orrgpe tfans, % -. ~, - faeise Asii
kni.adeipoiz q kesding - e. e., 81
kiehnond feruinai. 1ts< ~ asl< 1si< 81
fsal. - 10. "a. IA: Texas Pscine. n. -.
- rs lnao1 fscif1e, 81 80. 81. 80
v eztsFn lBion. ~, ~ 49, IT,: O. Il. 80
49,. -, i014; Ere znes. sEs<. -, ~ s71z
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-05-04

LfvrsPooI, May s .. m-wheat-stes iy
vii = fsif demand srd holders o1er moderately
corn-Qniet ont steady. nothing doing
Carg, e. IN eoast--N est-femand Tor United
kibgdcm fair. Corn Nothing niue doing
LONDON. Nay . = u.-Arrfyed-Wheat
steady do G ~. nothing cffdrsng
To arFive-Hheat and cosn steady.
Country markets shade higher.