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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-22
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-Bank clearings were
S1l,703,O00. New York exchange was 25c
discount Money is plenty enough and rates
easy at per cent for call and Sos per cent
for time loans.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-22

Other Grains-No. corn. l car; no grade
corn, car; No = oats, 3 cars; No. oats. 2
cars; No. 3 barley, car; No. barley, car;
No. l fax. cars.
Cars Inspected Out-Wheat-No. l hard,
4 cars; No. northern, az cars: No. north
ern. 10 cars; No. 3. 8 cars; rejected, 3 cars;
no grade, 5 cars.
WHEAT MOVEMENT.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-22
BANK OF MINNESOTA.

Paid Up Capital S6O0,O00.
Surplus s1oo.HO0
Vim. Dawson. Pres Robt. A. Smith. V,Pres
VIM. Dawson. DR.. Cashier
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-22
ST. PAUL REAL ESTATE.

Twenty-three deeds. with aggregate consid-
erations of Sl3O, SIG, were recorded yester
day, as follows:
a NJ Beach to F L Broat, pit Sc a sec :,
town 80. range %. ....... ....... $4,000
80. blk O. Butterfeld Syn ....... 9, $50
rear y blk 9. Butlerfeid Syn j =. 1900
Lewis add........... -. -. 49,. 1900
blk AZ. Banning & Oliver..... -. $50
w S Briggs to Willoughby, It's Is and
IL. Briggs subd Fort St 9 l.. 80. LOO
W TMcMurran to Taylor, Its IL
and 10. blk Is, Hagers' subd. ........ $50
d Mcmillan to r L Bantam, 1t 13,
, Chute Bros. Div No 81. =. .,.......1, 900
A Hankness to w C Raasig, Its 4, 5, blk
4, j r. Weide's Fifth add. 500
I57, Robertson... -. :. 49,. 500
J j O'Connor 10 4 Kavanagh, Its 81,
%, blk 30, Summit Park :. -. $500
F James to Minneapolis Stock Yards,
n ls sw "A sw sw " sec II, town 80,
G James to Minneapolis Stock Yards,
sig Sc "A sec IL. town 81, range % $4,000
F Boardman to Minneapolis Stock
Yards, " swA sw u sec II, town 80,
j Strong to minneapolis Stock Yards, $500
sc " NV "A sec 20, town 30, range IS 3, 1876
S E Neiler to Minneapolis Stock Yards,
part Sc "A NV "A and ne "a seIa sec Is,
town so, range %. ......... ........16, 900
j 5 Pillsbury to Minneapolis Stock
Yards, sw "A and NV "A Sc u sec 81,
town 80, range %. ............. ... Is, 900
j Strong to Minneapolis Stock Yard,
part NV "A ne a sec 20, town 30,
range <O..''.... .......... go. l,VUU
W Calmenson to A Rittmeiester, 1t 9,
blk J. Schumacher & Evans. 49,. 800
Dahlblom TO r Crescy, IL 8, blk IL,
,OahViiie fark;
Total, % pieces...... .....S130,5l6
BUILDING PERMITS.
The following building permits were issued
yesterday:
Il Nelson, LIP story frame barn, La
fond, near Dale...... ......... - 81, 900
G A Mann. 1-story brick block, east size
of Jackson. near Fourth 80. ....... 1000
Mike Repera. 1-story frame dwelling,
Thomas, near Elfelt -. 49,. ......1 900
William Stewart, repairs TO dwelling.
: : Topping, near Mackubin go. .....1 GOO
Michael Griffin, 1l2-story frame dwell
ing, CORTLAND, near Jessamine %. 1000
Two minor permits..... ...... ........ 200
!. Total, z permits. ............ S11, 200
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-22
COCHRAN & WALSH,
Corner Fourth and Jackson streets
Etal Estate and Mortgage Loans
General Financial Agents.
Milwaukee Produce.

MILWAUKEE. Nov. 21.-Flour fairly active.
Wheat quiet; cash and December. 73I5c: No.
! northern. s2c. Corn easier; No. old, 3iI2
G3le. Oats dull; No. =, white. gle Rye
easier; No. l. 47Ac. Barley steady; No. g
63c-Pork. cash. So. S2l2. Lard. S6.l0. But
ter unchanged. Cheese steady; cheddars,
9G9l2c. Eggs firm; fresh. 2nc. Receipts
Flour, 3, l0J bbls; wheat, 2 200 Blu: barley
33. 500 bu. Shipments-FlGur, 1000 bbls;
wheat, 3, 100 bu; barley. 32,UGO bu.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-22

RUUtatIUIS. IIRHIi So.I-fztlo.OOi HIAeu'
So Il 03.65 heavy, S3.356l3. 90.
Cattle-Steady. Good inquiry and butcher
stock rather scarce. Prices nominally I'M
changed. Part of he stock arrived late and
mo really desirable cattle were offered, but
the receipts all sold. Representative sales
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-22
W00DF0RD & H0LBROOK,
GRAIN G MHRHEA sl9N
Corn EIetany &c, Minneapolis, MINI.
MINNEAPOLIS MARkETS.
Chamber of Commerce.

The opening in December was lee lower
than yesterday. with May at the same price.
Later there was a decline on large receipts,
with some pressure to sell futures. About
the middle Of the session December fell TO
fraction later OF, firm cables Liverpool re.
ported an upward tendency with good in
CURRY and few sellers The available supply
in the United States and Europe as wired by
Beerbohm, was given at 25.OO0.000 bu less
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-22

CLARK 30 METZ
Wholesale Commission Consignments So
licited
BUTTER, EGGS, POULTRY, ckHE, ETC.
Prompt Returns Orders Filled
1O4 last Fifth Street 1T. Paul Mimi
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-22
ST. PAUL UNION sI0cKYARDs CO..

SOUTH ST. PAUL.
The Yards and Packing Houses Open 70
Business
Ready Cash Market for HOGS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-22

Fort Wayne. .157 Union Pacific. 7O1a
Hooking Valley. 2lR U. $. Express. 81
Houston x Tex. 1NlWab., ST. l.. & p. 1913
Ql!Ge.SS I%ccrtral..l1S do pfd =. :. 32is
lpo a Nv ol2l Tells-Fargo Ex.13
Kansas & Texas 97slW. u. .esrahn oaS
Lake Erie d w . lSA Am. Cotton ON,
do pfd ....... 64A Colorado Coal. 34A
Lake Shore. 80. 1O6l2 Homestake 49,. 9l2
Louisville x N. S5A lron silver go. 200
Louis. x n. A E. 81 lOntario ........ 3ll2
Memphis d c.. 80 Quicksilver 80. 6
Mich. Central. g.. 95ls do pfd........ 33
Mil, L. 5. & W. 90 Sutro. .......... 2
do pfd 80. III s4lBulwer -. -. 90
Mpls. 4 ST. Louis 4 II. q W. p. Ter. 23ss
do pfd -. :. 9 Atchison. ... 34Ss
Mo. Pacific. .... 6SlsD. L. & f. W. :. 3la4
Mobile Il Ohio. IA ID. d X. q. pfd. 80
Nash. d CHAT. log s. Pacific. ....... 36A
n. J. Central. ...l2O lChi. 4 +. III -. fl
N. d W. lfd -. 60hiSt. +. & D.. 81
N. Pacific ....... 32s4 Wis. Central. 29A
do pfd........ 76ls Chicago Cas- .... 81
Northwestern ..1l3Is Lead Trust 49,. 1874
do pfd.... -. l42 Sugar Trust 80. 6S
n. Y, e. 4 st. l.. l1l2lC.. c., q. 4 st. l.. "a
do pfd.. .... 20 IOr Short Line. 55l2
&EX.diyidend
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-22

One unpublished deed. -. ........... $500
David G Bell TO V @ Bryant. 1t 81, blk
Total % deeds S111, 999
MINNEAPOLIS BUILDING PERMITS.
The following permits to erect buildings
were issued yesterday:
Peter Palmer, 1l2-story frame dwelling.
1924 Clinton av :. ............ 80. 81. 900
Eleven minor permits. ................. $50
Total for twelve permits 81, $50
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-22
ROGERS & ROGERS.
Oil Markets.

LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
: Union Stock Yards, South St. Paul.
N Liberal Advances on Consignments at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-22

r. NJ. NEWPORT & SON
Investment Bankers,
152, 1F9. Is Drake Block. Loan Money
OF Improved Real Estate Security,
Ate. .e.7T and s per cent
On Shortest Notice for anyamouns
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-22

Estate BANK
FAD Up CAPITAL. 100000.
Surplus and undivided profits, $50. 900.
ALEX. RAMSEY, WILLIAM BICKEL
President Cashier.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-22
CERMANlA BANK.

SEX. dividend
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-22

B. f. KNAUFT IL TO-. Sole Agents
33S-344 East seventh g., t Panl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-02-18

Ollie bteIe 8tlber iin6 bortrefflt6 atsge7
fiibrt uno f0Euten auf 9etp0bnlt6em gBe9e
ni6t fir ben 9reis BON ST. bis $3.50 be-
sogen tperben. Sic eignen ft6 portrefli6
gum 3tmmeri6mu6.
@ie friiber, 10 MAIDEN mir audi biesn1al
barauf aufmertlam. baB tpo III elmer tletnen
beuti6en gtieberlaliung cine NnSabl Nbon7
nenten nabe ~5uiamn1en tpo9nen, eS fin. tte
bortbeil6aft ietn ptr6, ii6 unteretnz
amber Iber bic 81 be tellenoen
8 ummern gu per ftGnotgen, 10
baB lie peri6iebene Bidder erbalten
uno ft9 bieie chamber leiben fOnnen. Nnf
iolde 8eiie t0nnen iie ii6 fir Die latlgen
8interabenbe etue tOrmli6e 8ibliotbef
i6affen.
9tidt gu 8rGmien beredti9te Nbonnenten
t0nnen ieoes Der oben angefitbrten gI6er
ober 8ilber gesen Gtulenoung bon 90 @ents
be5ieDen.
8riefe un6 @elo abreiitre man an
ILLINOIS STAATszEITUNa COMPANY,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-02-18
Ser gelbe Settel

8etttt 9ttfau9 ScS 1te1tett SatreS
1889 eria1en tuir 1&miere 8eebrtet
9eier, ft1 tbrc 9eIbem 3ettel ata,ts
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feltett Sefer Der Yr61tte 8erm Uerz
It0t9 8eDett, &ueroet &unbrf1etnGt@
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-02-18
0erhnnh[1tnn

no6moltgen 8erbanbGrng an bas
l1ntergeri6t SuriiGgetpieien, neil Dteies sur
llngebitbr auf 6loBes 6oreniagen gegriinz
oete i3eugenausfa9en ais 8elpetsmitteL 3ltz
q~eIQiien 6atte.-Oer StpanStgidbrtoc Nn>
itreider @eorg 0td III gaetD Oorf
bat ft6 peaen Wtangels an See
g8iuiam 6arris, Ser 8eiiber elmer Oerruz
fenen 0irtbldaft, purbe pegen GrmprDung
6eS Bremiers SameS Sanftns, 6elien 2ei6e
init bur6i6ntttenem 6alie auf Dem
Bobngeleiie in @ater Ballep, Wftll., gefltnz
Ben tporben, perDaftet uro ben 0roBgel6ipo>
renen iibertptelen. = MiQiam StraGer,
8e1tter zines 6errn>2 Observation-Disclosures
IN Bilfinsburg, 8enn., >uurbe bon
@tnbredern 10 9efGbrltd ourh etnen G6uB
in Die 8ruit pertpurbet, DAB ietn a3uitanb
6offnungslos iit.-Sn Gbarlotte, 50. g.,
bat SameS Sotuler leinen Trenn0 Nteranoer
Campbell un0 0ann ii6 erl6olien. 8et0e
betDarben Iih unt bic 0unlt elmer jungen
Dame, u1o Campbell tpar Der 8epor5ugte.-
Ser 17idbrtge George Baliett in Materz
totpn, sc. g., mar our6 oel1 Dor GINGER
53eit erlittenelt 0erluft zines QugeS idtper7
miit6ig geporben ul16 bat it6, Dffenbar
in einem 9nfaI bon S0ipermutb er9Gngt.
= Sn YSiltesbarre, 8a., tpurbe Die BON BRET
&ugeln ourhbobrte 2et6e oeS Sobn @raD
arf Der StraBe a%ufgefunben. Ser Ghdt per-
bG6tig itnb etntge Stalie1er, bic eS auf 8e7
raubung abgels6en BADEN modten. = Sen
Qlleranbria, Wftnn., biibte Sobn See Die ant
10. SUM- b. S. periibte @rmnrbung BON
@barit5 Gherltue nit benz Iooe an @dlgert.
Seinem @enoIieu BET Der S6at, W2artir
Wtoe, tpar nor benz @ouOerueur cine llnt@
ipanDlung Der SooeSitrafe in lebenStDiertge
53u6thausitrafe betptligt morben, bod mar
CT oapon crit i'm leBten NugenbItd Dor Der
6inri6tung in &enntntB geiebt tporoen.
Querlet.
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aaer Sttue bon Wtare SSlanb bel San
SranctSco noG Banar1a a%bgeganQe1. =
Die Nnfunoigung bes Satber 9ougbertD bon
Der @rSbi0ceie in ct. Souls, OaB ct aus benz
getltliGen StQnbe auStreter un0 it0 in
G9tcago ais Qlr3t nieoerlaiien iperDe, bat Die
b~ortigen fatDolii6en &reiie b0tbIi9it iiberz
rai6t. @r tpar lett 1886 8rieiter unb 5u@
leBt YFarrer Der &ir6e bonn +. S6onnaS bon
2tqui1 in ct. 9ouis, Die er ielbit erbaute. =
SIS itebt jebt feit, oaB Die Grfinoung bes
Stadelbrobts fir 3Gulte nt6t bon Nn1eriz
~fanerr, lonoern bon Dem 6ransolen Souls
Santn, benz tie am 10. Qprtl 1865 patenttrt
muroe, 5uerit ge11a6t tpor6en lit. Der
SSabrestag bon Qincoln'5 @eburt lit in Seem
gorf iotpte in Seriep Gttp uno 9tewarf
our9 Teltellen geTetert tporoen.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
COURT RECORDS.

CRCUIT-R Robert Kennedy VS.. james
Myers; jury out. Aldine Manufactur-
ing Company ys. Bertram W. Barnard
Judgment for defendant and costs.
Nellie r. Porter vs.. Chicago * West
Michigan Railway Company; on trial.
SUrEmoR-The People VS.. VIM. Por-
ter, keeping saloon open after hours;
nollied. Henry Principaal VS.. Edwin
+. Ford; time III which TO move for a
new trial or TO set aside judgment cx-
tended twenty days. People vs.. Geo.
Bowcn, keeping saloon open after
hours; tried, verdict guilty; sentence
reserved until July ,, 10 a. m. Jas A.
Lyon vs.. Valley City Street and Cable
Company; discontinued by stipulation
without costs. People vs.. John ". Far
rell, keeping saloon open after hours;
on trial.
PoLIcE-Fred Allen, drunk, u DAYS.
Joseph Babcock, drunk; II days. J. Il.
Cooper, drunk; l. days. John MAJ
colin, drunk; adjourned July ;. Au-
gust Rome, drunk: paid S5.3j. Fred
Splcer, drunk; paid $3.50. Henry Van
Hovcn and John Doe, drunk and dis
orderly; paid s. each. John Walpole.
drunk adjourned July 3. Leonard
De Lange, disordcrly; 10 days. John
Breen, disOrderly; nolle pros'd. Miner
koning, indecent exposure; adjourned
July 10. Henry Tcbolt, Malicious in
jury; adjourned July 6. Mrs. Iscn-
timer, assault and battery; adjourned
June 2S. Ludwig Won Dolcke, assault
and battery; adjourned June 2S. l..
Van Overeen, receiving stolen property:
adjourned June 20. Duncan Mclnnc,
and Isaac Nefi, saloon open after hours;
adjourned June %.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

Al 0kDIN sNCE-ro resflate the construc-
= ton and repair Of sidewalks ou Monroe 81
in the city of Grand Rapids. Lvon 81. pa said
eifv. from Canal sl. Co hrnt .t lr said city.
and on that portion 81 Canal 20. ia SAID city
south Of Bridge sf iu said city
The Common toHuTi pr Che city or tsraut
Rapids 90 ordAiu as follows
section l. An HdcN iIhs en either SIDE 81
Noaroe-st-. in che cifv ~ Grand Rapids, on
eifhtT SIDE 90 iYan-st iH AID ETY.. from 'tuAl
~ hfssfd eiry o. Sent st. tn saif city. and oH
eifttr sItf nf LIat rorllan 81 Canal 20. On saii
cfrv south ai Er drtsf in sait citV. which
shall sa after t- f.d constructed or re-
pstired shaH be- so liH constructed and
repaired ~ neesi..bi sh,d Grade oi said streets
resn.ct. FeiV. lnf .-.4i De- nf the width 7f side
walk hSeti tnd esfa siishcd 'or ,l.a designated
persl"ns 81 sait Atufn... = on tui ',t1sa. -sts,
al fUs Stone ti.,si rbr inra-s BIO tlarknr>s g.
aad itid with ao uriutttr1 a"NaN ifd ieu
tiie inner side of ANY such sldrHe.h - t1c
foot trf spec ffeafi rus ard method of cons
str1ctson 20 .alrn stone ul--ia- SIDE. A. -
SAai arst 80 Submitted to tae toaul of Pubic
N1Fks at saiI cifg COR irf apprns Al before tn-
ssf- snsE hr t.fi. ront.rU. .et sr repaired
ffefided. however. faar WALKS oi concrete.
sfruclt5l ai 81 aIrh >hnf arsf hr Slhni.f free ID
the stId Eotr.i ef FHh.r Nnr.r l1I ulff ifs
sprreta. mlf. stf-s uch approval. 0e laid
Sfc1 y Sac rles SION af tu rlinanee en-
ftHd Ar nr. H4urf relative g. tHf fnI-
strsrsfaa srd o. lni-n. sidras 'ks in fhe c.fy
Sane ha~ fraH uwa rH f.rta berI eweni 'i
So arp.s CD ttr atrn IS eansi r1.ffd- i.,d
portions ef -ail AFaa ANA sa.a tanai-st. except
a. .l CHS ord Halce is otherwi.r expressly
Pre-, .fei aE7 f'r marfftl .I eti| .fF s.Ntfi
possess taa sllu'' powers 4nt Tfrier r0l tar ,'a1r
asfies sl-t t'r same powers OF a--t>sar nf tnf
ecfi-ctiao 81 fle COSTS. rH. aH1 rrntff-ee.
St8i anrN ff etHH = 4fnr'-s-- t1t ff. sa Z
SIS. - so Pr.fr sr - stia prti ataee.
pas ssed Ialf = fs-1 sai am.nf at rs etafrf'f.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
EUST QUIT.
Look Out Where You Solicit Patronage
and Throw Banspa Ie.ls.

Look Out Where You Solicit Patronage
and Throw BansBa Pesls-
Many complaints have reached police
headquarters ahoutCanal-st. merchants
who come out upon the Sidewalk and
solicit patronage OF the passers by. The
officers called upou several firms ycster-
day and Informed them that there was
an ordinance prohibiting such solicita-
ton. and that d would he enforced N
the future. Ignorance OF the law would
not be considered an excuse.
There is also an ordinance prohibit
ing the throwing of anything upon the
sidewalk. and paper, banana peeis.
etc. come under the orc finance Ncster-
day afternoon Rev Charlie flnnrer
stepped upon a banana peel on a
Gonroe-st. Sidewalk and lcH heavily 10
the ground. Fortunately be escaped
with slight injuries.
chef OF Police Eastman ,nforms the
TETEcRAM- II ERAI.D that the ordinances
alluded to viii bc strictly enforced.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

Stin She said she was not going 10 be too
hard Oh the cold weather as ever since she
was child she had suffered very much from
cold. and did not think the weather was the
changes. she would md herself suffering with
severe colds; IN tact WAS hardly ever rid OF II;
coughing almost constantly. with a discharge
otmucus from the head into the throat; hawk
ing and splitting. and on several occasions
coughing up blood. Her appetite left her. and
lately she had found herself going down
rapidly. she suffered greatly from headache
and had a dull pain in her chest and around
the region OF her heart, sometimes belcning
OF wind troubled her. she has dOctored and
spent a good deal OF money, hul apparently all
10 no avail, until she began 10 despair of get
ting relief She SAID she had been reading the
papers about parties suffering aS she was being
treated with success by Or. Cosman. and 80
some little time age she concluded TO 20 and
see him. and sce Il there was any chance Tor
her &C. derive benefit. She consulted with the
doctor. and. dffer A careful examination. he
told her Slir WAS suffering with a chronic
catarrh and bronchitis. and that II she would
place herself under his care he could help her.
A that was v hat she wanted she did 50.
" Ell, what did he do tor yOuy'
She said. N ny. YOU can see for yourself. |
nave n0w been treating less than two months.
ana TODAY tsei IKE another woman. and at
tribute II an 10 the excellent skill and treat
meht Of br. t0sEIda for such eases as mine.
Ny appetite IS good. cough scarcely any al
al. and am not affected with colds as | have
been Tor Tor 50 long time l sleep wei. rising
In the morning refreshed aud ready for my
days worS. That disgusting and annoying
condition Of dropping Df mucnS into the
throat and hawking aud spit ing does not
bother me AZ all. In tact I hardly know my
SELF. and most certainly would recommend any
person suffering with any OF my symptoms to
60 uud see the doctor as. If there is anv help
for them. he Will be able 10 give It to them"
Nrs. Connie resides at No. l9 East Fitth-st.,
where she can be found at any time. and she
viii cheerluliy answer any inquiries on the
above Statemcuf; either IS T. her former or
present condition and mode OF treatment by
Iir fOsuau -Uuiurh Herald
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

At ! O'Clock today Miss Louise
Kennedy, of Nj Morr and Charles
Gumacr. OF Grand IL as, were united
iu marriage az the lt-tles home in the
Hilase Of Mt Morn The oeremony
was largely attended. those of tbs city
who attended being Mrs. ~ Dem0tt
aud oals ghter ida Ars. J.. g. Hitch
cock and dauE Ehtsr. Eeie. NJ and Mrs
Sol ADcTdee aul daughter. Eebecoa,
sheldon lee AMI H Lucy N4cks.
TIE h-ide is q deaf mute and is well
known 10 thus city .bc .ng graduate from
The Institution. where she n8a Ic many
friends during her stay there. rot only
among the scholars, tut among fhe
people ln the city. Mrs Kennedy.
SINCE her graduation. has been ieschng
al Council Bluffs. Iowa hf f5umacr
Is also a deaf mute, and became ac-
Quanted with the bride whiie ~ school,
I'D tAs CIV. Mr. GumSer ls hold IA
hlch esteem hv Grand Rapids people
Tie welded coaple leave this evening
for Grand Rapids. iher future home,
carrying with fheu the best WISHES oi a
host q friends - Fhrf Joftrnoi
Nil Gumarr Iv sn frnui0vs iu the
TfIEGRhH FEEsID COMPOSING room.
and e highly esteemed as n skiliful
workman and pleasant gentleman. The
TFtEentw HFgsID heartily JOINS ia the
good wIshee fer their happiness.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

sE4apls TSsss w1teh l1l4stzsts CoEza0z
LxfSrs II Jao-sas1st-


LsfSrs II Jao-sasaat-
A cra1k .aa i aa a.re2sseal- glsl1or 70 >
sgHe -tes.a es1ce eBtere1 ne p.@ce TIE
etaer cav y nea ngt-.5y 4eEe4Eea - oe sxly
e-sy. sass tle F--ssl4Fg4 L-sg~sea Sazls
g4as s@s lel41s = sterg le sgaacs he El..ss
lpsallsl II s31e .eet 44~1. gi-e SIZE - q
slseT 1g.l-F. e1ee tas cr@nk intercepted
lie as-AeT sss-4 f1e fe-2ars
-'Il cet nxe c4-i4rs taeFe ssaF > maa
.R thls orce Wa9 c4n teA H1fiaauf u4sas-
urlog = -4t KS s4-el size II = silver dollsT
Is"
he bet vs. aot t4-ea, for Nobody INV.
TIE er41s ~eut ea
a 4m also sGllg 10 glge Gye doJArs -
tie ~ ;. - lEai ta@e as pen or l.-4cA <.lc
lr-w = llDs ;. aLel , azl represent tie exact
--A1eser y = sliser dollar
soa thss al A.allcs made ti.s ate aVt.
a p.eoe u paper 49, tsAea, xna e4oa to41
rs tara al crss.sil.s a llns Gpol a. Nlen
al L-d 114saoa tie crS0k sOo4 oelar
freD his pcekeg sDd placed u suocessiseiy
over each Of tse MaEss- some Of L0eLl
were TOO long by Ealf a. lnch. aIla some
laeAed Almost that mach IA Lsagtn- There
wasn't Ons - h5ch WAS not a. much a.
slg6th of al ineh cat of lie way. The ec-
centric visitor sid
~ Elcu ALJ L1Llto a. IlAlL LlJAty IS
YOU do. IL - strange you are ROT more lAlrll-
lar WIKI Us size and appearance. Now sei
me tesl your Judgment IA another matter
Here IS long shoet or white paper, which
Will place upright AZ aIns - the wall BACK OF
tins table Now t-A1 your pencils ana mark
on LAe paper " lat YOU LAink - the height
of AL ordinary silk hat some CT yoG have
. slh hat here, | suppoSef'
- Aine Is in the other ROOM" answered
one of Ine clerks
- Vel, let II stay there until we want H.
Now try to guess how til Inc nat Is, AID
uaIs The paper accordingly"
The estimates afforded curious nIusirs-
con OF the way men : opinions Wi o-Eer
evea about a small matter. Between the
shortest and the longest mark there WIS =
difference OF nearly four inches When Lae
hat was brought out and set upon the ta-Sie
AGAINST tho paper, all the marks, w.lh
two exceptions were from one ~ three
,ncEes TOO long The nearest guess was
made by man who made a mark about
thres-quarters of an inch too short Then
the crank asked for an estimate Of the diff
ference in the height of his derby and the
silk tEst. The guessers didn't come as near
as before
"That is the way il is" said the crank
~People have an idea that a high hat Is ever
so much higher than a common one, Yet you
viii find il you measure both that the dH
ference is very little The eye that Is not
trained in measuring distances will lead lts
possessor into some serious errors OF JudG-
meuc~
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
VALUABLE BIRDS

Fr0teesef n ascles A. A@s SNF SpeSiEaclAs
That are ~ ~ OtasF tek4eetiSa-
Professor Aossley ot TINS city, las IA
has soQ.leet.oa ST b.rds bfougaI fgon tbs
f1A pp.ue islands four specimens
NaseA e2nDol TX found IA any o.AeT
co.lecgoa "a the World. Professor
>seere II Ann ATb0r, Who beaded the
espe1.t.9n, is4s been comparing sene
~ AZ Moseiey'S Eare specimens N.tA
fss UNh Colecuoa. and Aas ieana ta4I
le l@s noEle et tlv same birds lu has
collection. ard oe.as.es tns1 there SIZE
10 others ln any co iectan IA th~ WQfld
one az Iae oifos Is beautiful kand of
Al gosaef another Is 3 iarEv kna ~
tSe =, -fsA tl4e o4aeg two hzse bot beca
GAS .nl.