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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
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EXAMINATIONS FREE TO ALL.
Whenever tits known that d. nUnkhN IA
stopping AZ a place, orowds gather 10 oolault
hint and It's not 70 he wondered at when /. ia
never asks question, but describes the diner-
cot diseases better lhan the sick can themselves,
II 10 wonderful glit ior anyone 10 possess, and
d., nUHNitH's diegnoste powers have orea'
ted wonder throughout the country,
lie adopted the following plan, which 10 pe.
oulaf 10 The large hoapltala, and 10 not and
patient, and aaoerlalna tho condition Of The in-
lernal organs, all Of which he carefully records
ln his reglseTioT future reference, ~ thla way
he afeeHainathe true nature Of tho disease ahd
lta cause, Knowing the disease he knows the
change II produoeain tho Tissues, and knowing
the changea no checks them with apeelhe rome-
dies aud places the patient on ehe Nigh teAd 20
readily tells them whether he can cure OF heip
them, OF whether they are beyond hope
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His Improved Methods OF Treatment
Are mild and PLEASANT agree perfectly With the
most delicate Lady OF Chlldl do not reduce the
slrenglhl can bo used while at work. the great.
eat possible benehtln the ehonoat possible ilmel
Pailenl6 40 o0nault him or communicate with
hlm al often az theY choose, during tho whole
llmo required for the cure, without regard 10
where they may bo, and without extra ehHgel
satlsiaeiory as though they were lvlng nest
door 10 o ach other
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pIsEAsEs oF WoMAN.

! Such "a has balled tho skill of all other phyal
slams aud remedles, IN Burner quickly cures
Camera, tumofa, Abrold and polypold growthl
leufed without the use oi tho knlio or eAuslies
No cutting, no paln, no danger
Manhood Perfectly Restored.
Quick, palnlons and oortpln cure for impoieneo,
Lost Manhood, Spefmatnrrhpea, loaAca, Weak
meas aud Nervous Debility, also for Piqalailus,
Vafieooele and all private diseases, whether hom
imprudent habits Of youth ot sexual efecaaea in
mature years, or any cause that dohlhtntea the
sexual fdnetlors, speedily and pcrnantly cured,
Consultation free nad aldeily confidential, Abso'
ulo cures guaranteed, No aak Incurred,
hriLHraY on Fifa scientifically treated ana
positively cured by nuyofsialling method,
FRnn EXAMINATION oF Tru pHiNn-haeh
person applying ior medical tfcntmcnt should
nond or bung 70 y ounces OF udnr, which VIII
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

nd Living Specialist
RAndn andd aIt CrmeD Ny az
dne he regular family pyNean not
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Stark County School Examiners Notice

CANTON Examinations will be held on tho nit
Saturday Of each month. Examinations Viii here.
Aitor be held IN tho South Plum alroot School In
place Of High School
At TALLiANon.- october i0tl 1899, and February
9th. 1890,
AT MAAHfLL0H October Y7th, 1903
ATCANAL FULTON March OH, 1880
ArNAvAHnr-A April i1lh, lHiO
AT MAnLuOuo- May iiih, i5tJ
L. NJ TAuOART ulert
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE


In pursuance OF an order Of the Probate Court OF
Stark county ohio, we VIII oncr for sao, ~ public
auction, on
Saturday, the 18th day of April, 1885,
NJ o'clock ~ in upou the promiscs the following
described real estate situate IN the county Ot STARK
state Of Ohio, t0.wlt Part uf the southwest quar-
tcr " fractional section number thlrtysono (Hi)
township number ten tlOl, m rango number hlnO
Wl, aud bounded ~ fOOwal ne9lnnlng ut tho
aOuthweat corner NJ kald quarter aud running
thence north along the west line OF the Aalnn nne
ocn ohaIns and seventy four Links TO stone IN tho
highway, thence tnstwArdly and parallel With the
south lilo Of said quarter 70 the east llnc OF the
eano thence south along thu cat llno o. said qunf-
Ter nineteen chains and Huyonty.iour links 70 tho
southeast corner Of said qunrtct thence west along
the south llne of said quarter " tho place oi Begin
ming, containing tighty4nYo acrcE
TOrmu VI BALE uIiuahnf In hand, nnoshhlf Of tho
balance IN one year ana OnehAf IN two yohrh from
the day Of sale with lntorcst on tho deferred pay
Incnis aud 70 be secured by mortgage on the prem
''Cs ASSsaiseo soISi n, s7ao l-4'-Tt,-'Atss~ q,
THOMAS W. CHAPMAN,
A. w. uObnOfN,
inarii-hw t1Admlnlatratom,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

VATANTED- -AIonN MN TO SOL our Fruit and
w Ornamental Htocb, Wc oan glyo you o good
paying situation ~ once. Addrem Tor terms, u y.
York inafNi.i0w
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receive q careful chemical aAd mleros,opleal ca
lnmlnaton,
| PERSONS JHhHtLLFULLY treated by Ignorant
lpretondcn who keep trninR with them month
laiter month, giving poisonous and lnlnHoua con.
lpounda, should call and soc the Doctor,
weNpHRruL cUHna by our Improved method
l0f treatment accomplished Ia Nefvouh Debility,
Premature Dcellno OF Manly Powers, anu Kin.
dred Affections, which have been Aogeeicdor
unaklllfully treated, No experiments OF failures.
Patients treated by mail aud medelnoh sent by
express, Personal consultation IA preleIablc.
We guarantee eufable eAaea
Last Of questions free.
HO-cases and Correspondence Confidential.
Treatment sent e, o. D. 70 any part OF tho
unlled States,
Correspondence With lnyAllda solicited, All
letters with stamp enclosed answered free.
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warnor,n nor cabin PLABTnRs

are as beneHcent and lasting as Che
qualities Of mercy. Best and cheapest
porous plaslers IN the market, All
druggists sell IL.
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VIM ", WYANT, hocroWfy
Canton, o., March 18th 1880, .pi.Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

pr BURNER viii revisit this evoy MONTH thus saving MI
patients ihe toue and expense Of visiting the city And he q tho
phyean ana surgeon W this country whp hh Manaqa
Models pAgam 20 illustrate and make plain 10 all afflicted h
olu.e and nnule ol iher daeaseh
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
4 FlENDISH PLOT!
an Attempt 10 Destroy the Lives
OF = Whole Family.
ATTEMPTED ARSOy At CHlRLEyOlI
The SaEros ~ ape vf the housshofd OF
Major Gr~-t-fire h tntftsd ndeF
His HvR " IA tive Di1erent
ftacts-OtheE News

Correspondence y the TELEezAs HsRALD.
CHAKLEyox Mich. May l5.-Oneofthe
most 6endlsh plots ever known IN thls
part OF the col lntry Was 4 scoyered sun
day morning ibout 5I5. Al that hour
Major +. II. Ireen, one OF our oldest
and most resi- ected citizens. was awak-
ened by = range cracking sound.
The house " i On IRE n tie Basement.
Rushing Out /. nd down stairs he dlsCOy-
cred iire diredtly under their bedroom.
As quick as ,oss.ble the Major got a
pal of water hnd dashed upon u. Two
minutes delay would nave made tie
cellar unapproachable. The north end
OF the basement ceiling Was ali aiianie.
Mrs. Green heTOically brought water 20
her husband. Seeing the fire was gain
ing. they gave the alarm, which rune
loud and long, bringing out hundreds
from sound sunday morning sleep.
With added help the fire was subdued-
An investigation revealed the pres
ence OF i've distinct piles OF
kndhng wood al different points,
thoroughly saturated with OH,
and OF thrown all around on the
woodwork above. Two OF the fires went
out after they were lighted. The great
mystery is who could have been such
iiend 10 plan the destruction OF a whole
family, the children of which all slept
upstairs. The frame work OF the
building is one OF the oldest IN town,
and was only last year rebuilt and
beautified. Ii Is located IN the center
of our business street, between two
solid brick stores, whose walls are fire
proof. Ii is evident that no other build
ing was 10 be destroyed but this Tracks
leading from the back cellar door 10
Sand Lake, about 100 feet distant,
showed the tiend's flight after touching
the match TO the kindling.
No motive for revenga of any kind
can be assigned is what makes it more
mysterious.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
MUSKEGON MATTERS.
/ A Collision on the r.. - a. VI Railroad
and Two Engines Smashed.

A Collision on the T.. =. Il VI. Railroad
and Two Engines Smashed.
tHsNes,,t N.t yt.tss,ssts,lN-
MUSHROOM, Mich, May 15.-Super-
visor Hiram Munger, of Sullivan, was
in the city today. He reports the town
rapidly recovering from the effects of
the recent fire. Sullivan is very CRATE
ful, he says, to Muskegon and Grand
Rapids for the financial aid they 80
promptly gave.
Four rooms in the new City hospital
are now furnished and ready for occu-
pants. Mrs. Evarts has been appointed
matrOn.
The calendar of the May term of the
Circuit Court is the largest Muskeg0n
county ever had.
1t is expected that the telephone line
between Muskegon and Lake Harbor
will be completed and IN working order
within a day or two.
Up to Tuesday noon the Recorder
had collected 1891 for dog licenses.
Dogs are an expensive luxury in Muske-
gOn.
+. w. Cook arrived home at 1890
Tuesday afternoon from Grand Rapids,
where ne secured a writ of habeas
corpus from Judge Grove in the case of
the People VS.. DIR. T. d. Quinn.
The regular T., 5. & NJ. through pas
senger train from Detroit. as 1t was
nearing their depot at 2:30 Tuesday
afternoon, collided with a switch en-
gine just under the Webster-ave. via
duct. Fortunately no one was hurt,
but both engines were badly demolished
and Will have to 90 into the shop for
repairs.
The contract for paving Barclay-st.
has been let TO Seth Lee at 81 cents per
square yard.
The salaries of the city officials has
been fixed at the same amounts rs last
year with the exception of the follow
ing: superintendent of Water Works
was raised from 81 900 to 81 200; Chief
of Police from 81 200 to 81 800, and City
Physician, 5000 to $500.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

tAE.1s.ss KtstzsAs sttsAs-
IHoNAsroN, Mich, May l5.-It i
ruinOred, and the rumor is not alto
gether unfounded, that Superintendent
\. r Fitch, al the Duluth, South shore
a Atlantic railway, contemp.ates moV-
in9 the Duluth division headquarters Of
toe road from this village 10 lake
aiugcbiC, rs miles east of here.
ihomaston i creation OF the south
Shore railway, aud II the DIVISION
headquarters are moved from here the
town Will die. By building at Lake
GOgebec a hue Summer resort town
would be made, a. the lake il one OF
the most beautiful iu the Upper PENN
sula and IS remarkably well stocked
with fish OF all sorts. The rumor nat
urally CAUSES much dlsquietude here.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
KILLED IN THE ROAD
A Fatal Accident Last Night II
Walker Township.
PROBABLY The RESULTOflRUslW
one Harss Also hiilod and the wagon
wr.easd- Liver, Driver fiaas the
W sock-fhs Victim Net IdeEu-
ned-shsrins st the scene.

Carl Elston, who returned from
Spana late last night with livery ng
from Hodges barn, reported finding
the dead body of a young man hy d
wagon in the road a hlile distance
from. the railroad junction. The wagon
was badly wrecked. and one
OF tile two horses which had
boen attached 10 4 was dead. The &C
cidentIappeared 10 have been the result
of 4 runaway.
Elst4n reported to Sergeant Webb al
Police IL @adquaIters, Who immed lateiN
notified tie sheriff : office, and lptpu-
tles C0Wan and Powers al once started
10 the scene of the accident.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
Fans ! Fans ! Fans T..

Tor the Million q mammoth stock
received this day saturday, and will
be placed Ou sale Monday morning.
This extensive purchase of Pans wBs
made through 0ur Npw York buyer,
sivins. new sh8pes. foW coiOrs. in Satin.
oauzo and Feathers and TIE prices are
all under g Tor tho richest and pretfi-
esi Fans ever brought - the Grand
Rapids market.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

the b.M beng called back from tas
Governor Tor tnat purpose Had the
OH been al right. lt i quite probable
Tie add l43n4l Judge sou8 have beea
named ere this Tie Governor has
heard from pretty nearly t1e entire
Tar u Kent c0anty, and pretty neariY
everybody else. legardIsg RnoIn ne
should and should Goa appoint, and
there j. attle dOubt bat that his uunt
5 male up Iod2Y a large batch ~
T. egrams were poured 10 upon him
al fas0riug the apuo ntuleut of pred
A . Maynard The Tar of the county =
quite divided "a It's iudOrse ment OF the
ndidaJes, but the race = conceded %
be narrowed down % Messrs. BnEch
and Maynard, Rlth chances seemingly y
most favorable Tor the nrst-naned-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

hosel. y ere they were enjoying each
Others charms. AoN tle luulsN44f 81
ils -asE meeting, gets olu Tor $50 l>t
tie costs ln the case. NoW wha "e
would Ike O. know. IS Wiiy tfe iaarei's'i
should aFresl only One oi tNo laht g.
aud when both sFe equally d.eife.tf is-
Then q they had teeu found ghAit
they Wouia have heen hued in>ttesd "
tae village having O. laY s-e-sa--
There l. not vacant house ln hoek-
ford -f has, E. OoWdlu went - thl-
eago Monday o. purchase material Tor
a ntW printing orhce al Beidng ---
There aere several nae young ladies in
town last week trying - get some ot
oar speckied trout a. hlte their hooks
IL Il needles, 70 ssay they were from
Grand Rapids. Come again, girls.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
Montana Democrats Happy.

HELENA, Mont, May l5.-Sufiicient
rcports are IN to show that the Demo
crats have elected forty of the seventy
five members of the constitutional con-
ventlon, and probably forty-two. The
Democrats are jubilant over the result,
as il indicates a great change in the
sentiment in the territory since last
November
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

winter weather at Marquette.

MARQUErrE, Mich, May 15.-Snow
fell steadily here during the forenoon,
with the weather unpleasantly cold.
The weather became more moderate
this afternoon, and it promises to clear
up during the latter part of the day.
For few days the temperature here
was up TO So degrees, but now Mar
quette is having average winter
weather. The changes are remarkable
for this locality at tins season of the
Year
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
International League
object 10 a CoIored superior.

WAsHISGToN, May 15.-The clerks IN
the General Land Office are much ex-
ercised over the appointment by the
President of the Rev. Mr.. Townsend
the colored minister of Indiana, to be
Recorder in that Office. The clerks in
the Recorders division are almost en-
tircly ladies. The ladies do not relish
the idea of having a cOlored man as
their superior and chief, and are hur-
rying in applications for transfer to
other divisions. Mr.. Townsend is ex-
pected to take charge of the division
tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

CHICAGO. May l5.-Mrs. Mary Lam
brecht, residing at No. 90 Chicago-ave.,
while attempting the tracks of the
North SIDE cable road, this evening,
was struck 10y a grip car, and drawn
under the wheels and almost instantly
killed. Her body was horribly mangled.
The accident was witnessed 10y her
husband, who had just crossed the
street ahead of her.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

CALUMET, Mich, May 15.-An ex-
plosion at the Osceola mine last even
ing injured four men. John Zurk and
Anton Zwiazie were both terribly hurt
about the head and each had an arm
crushed so badly that immediate ampu-
tation was rendered necessary. Joseph
Rossuch's skull wasfractured and he csus-
tanned extensive scalp wounds. His re-
covery is doubtful. The fourth man
was but slightly injured.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
New Business Block.

Plans have been drafted for a new
three-story brick block 70 be erected
this season by Wm. Hake on the corner
of Ottawa and Brdge-sts. The struc-
Wro viii Doe Of modern architecture,
with bay windows in the facadcs, and
modern ornamcntaton. The Old stone
house. which has stood so long on the
corner. ulll he torn down.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16


NE6AUNEE, Mich., May l5.-ltls gen
orally understood that Judge Claudlus
B. Grant, recently elected to the Michl-
gan Supreme Court bench, viii resign
the office OF Judge OF the Circuit Court
in "A short time, and that "A special cleo
ton viii be held IN the Fall
TO select his successor. The
candidates already named for the
place are Mayor Frederick .. Clark.
of Marquette; Prosecuting Attorney H..
Olin Young. of lshpeming; Judge B. j..
Brown and the Hon. Byron :. Waite,
of Menominee, and the Hon. John
Quincy Adams, OF this city. Whom
the Democratic candidate Will be is not
of much Importance, as he will lack at
least $500 votes OF election.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
Veterans Meet at CoIdwater.

CoLDwATER, Mich, May 15.-The
fourteenth annual reunion of the
battery was held here today. There
were about thirty-fiye of the veterans
present. The election of officers oc-
CURED this afternoon and a reception
viii be given at Il. CT. Chambers this
qVppIpV
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
Bargains in Our Cloak De-
Dartment.

Don't wait. They viii not last for
ever. Commencing on Monday, we
vii offer oar eat. stock of Newman
keis for the Spring and summer wear,
appropTate for the street and travelling.
Al prices reduced nearly one-half Here
r. a rare opportunity to secure a New
market 81 almost yOur owB price.
Don't let the chance slip by.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
Expended More Than He Received.

LANSING, Mich, May 15.-The st.
Mary's church investigation has de-
veloped the fact that Father Van Dress
has a large estate in Europe, from
which he has drawn yearly, and that
he has really expended much more in
his parish than he has ever received
from the church. This dispOses of
Incorporating the church funds.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
ALiouorTiebtiu East Saginaw.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, May 15.-The
Local Liquor Dealers association, hav-
ing refused to pay more than $500
license, the authorities will tomorrow
bring proceedings against all violators
of the State law. There Is promise of
a great fight. The liquor men thought
their union would afford great strength,
but th~ authorities see breaks in the
line, and much excitement is the re-
Stl1t
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
I0y
ParaS0L, SIN and
Rain JmbYeXaS.
49, 900 III Vaheahon.

Everything fresh and of the
latest styles and the prices the
lowest. Our trade so far this
season has been immense.
New goods arriving constant
ly to take the place of lines
and styles sold out. We are
showing everything from
the lowest priced Gloria TO the
fashionable La Tosca' and
'Directoire" of the best makes.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
Numher Numher - of


Doubtless these figures arc as accu-
rate IS any that can he obtained. aDd
they present the remarkable fact that
m t1s state one divorce granted to
every is marriages. - Massachusetts,
the ratio IS ono 60 So, While I'D Ncw
Hamn.h-r. N Lee. q VS. ] .. s..
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
MR.. SHELBY IN WASHINGTON
Interested ia Having Restrictions Placed
on Lead Prom MeAico-

.vs,Nt RS Ast NsAss,As rtNsNN
WASHINGTON, May l5.-W. X. Shelby
is here ON business. Mr.. Shelby, who
IS interested IN mines III Utah, WAS
heard today with several o.her gentle
men 10y the Secretary of the Treasury
on the tariff on lead ore. Miners think
the admission of Mexican silver, con
tanning large quantities of lead, works
great injustice 10 the owners of Amer
can mines.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
is MARRIAGE A FAILURE?
and Divorce Record in Michi-
igan For Sixteen Years.

LANSING, Mich, May l5.-Below viii
bc found a tabular exhibit of the num-
her of marriages in Michigan, the num-
her Of divorces and the ratioof divorces
to marriages for the years 1870 1856.
The figures are taken out of the special
report made % Congress by Carroll d.
Wright, Commissioner ofLab0r, in Feb
ruary 1889:
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
FANCY BRocADts and Persian band


All these and many more adorn the
shelves and counters Of our mammoth
establishment.
Keeping a resident New York buyer
constantly IN the market, enables us 10
frequently offer our patrons many
STYLES of goods not found elsewhere,
and al the lowest possible prices. Here
Is an illustration of what We have said
During the past few DAYS We purchased
al prices below the market value, an
extensive and varied assortment of ini-
ported French and English novelties IA
wool and silk Dress Patterns, which
will be placed upon cur counters on
Monday morning for inspection and
sale. We VIII close out the entire pur-
chase during the week, for the qualities,
STYLES and prices are unapproachable.
7s Dress Patterns AT 5000; former
price, sll.
So Dress Patterns. $50; worth SIS.
So Dress Patterns $3.50; former price,
500.
100 Dress Patterns at sl7.5o; are
cheap at S25.
80 Dress Patterns at $3.50; former
prices, $50 and sS5. Take your choice.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

May 1s.-wheat-Lower. Cash. $3.50 June.
$50. July II a..
Coru-Steady Cash. 40; June. a ll-lGc;
July. 35 l6c.
0ats-Easy. Cash. Zg.c; June and July.
Lftsc
Whisky-sf.G2
Pork-Easler. Cash and June. s1lp; July
SIZE.
Lard--Steady. Cash. ss.-1l. June. s6.s0;
TaIv 1tstik
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
Satines.

Jhe genuine French On ssie TINS day,
end uui al are 6iHposed Of Al only
- cents. FMS IS another n our FOR
tauafe purchases. and we give our
patrons Use benefit Ne have q SUR
cfner. uerhaps e. last the werk ont,
and stl ee ere doubtful, for the price
ls ffgn fcn t0 fwnntv cents beiou orr
uoafbors. ~ you oau under sisnd TIE
sstas cguutef VII bf crowded with
eager purchasers.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
The Latest Market Reports by Telegraph
to Ihe Telegram Herald


May i5.-Wheat-Sio ow. weak; I.aIsc lower
May. s5'49S7sc; June. -4IsefSsc; July, 8Aa
.1c: August. 50 -g4tsc.
Corn-Mlxed Western. Ala i5c. quiet; ga &c
higher.
POrk-Slow, unchanged. New Mess Sl3.2ja
1890; Prime. sI3a1225
Lard-Depressed. duh. Steam rendered
So
Butter-Weak. quiet Western Dairy. 90
l1kc.
Eggs-l5l46l334c.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

A living, moving diorama OF perpet-
ual intellectual surprises presented,
has attracted excellent houses. A bevy
of handsome, costumed ladies, and u
sparkling olio performance can be seen
at each performance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
AMUSElfENrS

Kiralfy's Water Queer" drew scaTce-
IN enough money 70 reimburse the
local management for lighting the
theatre yesterday afternoon Last
night there was some improvement N
attendance. Grand Rapids can rest
assured that many years wi! roll by
before Kiralfv Will be induced - come
this way again. though ne could bring
a negro MINSTREL company here without
running any r.sk. Tonight the Water
Queen vii appear AT MuskeSoni
where every seat Ia the theatre has
been sold IN advance.
Peter Baker drew a good house at
RedmOud's last evening, weather con-
sidered. Hls play and company seem
10 be- well liked There VIII be a matt
nee this afternoon, also on saturday.
A. G.. Fields operate Minstrels are
underlined for Powers the trst half OF
next week. The company wall nitro
duce a military first part, and advertise
a number of speciality acts, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
BASE BALL.
Tho Games Today-score of the Big
Leagues Yesterday


Today the Grand Rapids ball team
are to play the JackSons, and Bohn and
Dixon VIII probably be the battery.
The ground will be much beautified by
the rain of yesterday, and the we'll
known ability of the clubs Is sufficient
TO guarantee a large attendance.
The Saginaws will play the Kalama-
ZOOS today at Saginaw, and the Green
yilles Will play Lansing at Greenvllle.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

SURAhS. so very desirable for even
ing wear, are offered at IS, Is and ss
cents peT yard.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

send for samples n s1y class n
goods
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
MARvElIIEUX and RHADANEs Br,

caues. IA iact, eNefy lmag gnAi1e hfalid
OF slikcn Meases are being gwen away
rather than sold. at pnccs marsellousiy
low.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

fkllLE FRkkCklSt are going fast
hacanse they are unapprpachsbie for
the money. AZ %, IS, - cents and
Sl.25 per yard.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
What IS hang done ~
bttdes @ ali eh4sses
Of Dry Goods.


Between thrift and prndeaoe many =
desperate warfare is telng saged IA the
front al counters and store windows.
al the thousand and one allUrements
thai tempt ths dollars into an exchange
81 ownership during these days of low
proes, space forhids very extended
enumeration. SIMPLY skeleion Isl u
possible.