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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16
TO LET.
Allegheny Residences.

ITO LET-NEW HOUSES OF ROOMS EACH;
Il all modern improvements: Second ward, AL
legheny; just finished. U. ANDERSON, SS Buena
Vista ST. jel6-3
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16

TR. o, u. A. M
y The members of Duquesne Council No.
ITO, are requested to assemble at their hall,
No. 81 Fourth avenue, on SUNDAY, June l6,
at A. NJ. sharp to attend the funeral of our
late brother, John Fl. Basler.
Members OF sister councils are cordially in
vited to attend
je1539 DANIEL G. EVANS, r. s.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16

No PULPIT thunder will make the peo-
pie in their hearts believe that to drink or
sell glass of beer is really criminal or sup
port the execution of the laws if they did
believe it.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16

EOR SALES. .50o-THREE-SToRY PRESSED
II brick dwelling on Townsend street. contain
ing 10 rooms, bathroom, stable good yard, shade
trees etc.; high ceilings and gas all over house;
lot Ehxl00 more or less. STRAUB & NORRIS,
corner Wood street and Third avenue Pittsburg.
ie1R-h2
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16
Boarding.

UTANTED - A CHRISTIAN PROTESTANT
w lady to take care of and board 5-year-old
boy where there are no other children. Address
A. M, Dispatch office. jel6-60
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16

WANTED = PROFESSIONAL AND CLER-
w lCAL situations obtained by regist rim <
with the Commercial Accounting Agency, l63
Fifth avenue. Business men and others requiring
the services of bookkeepers and office clerks of
every character, statesmen for stores of all kinds
both wholesale and retail. should come to us and
list to select FROM and you wifi be saved the an.
noyance of interviewing applicants. Special
advertising done free when necessary; business
confidential. je16-6S
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16

Female Help.
"ANTED-50 EXPERIENCED SEWERS ON
w cloaks. SAMPLINER & RICH, Sl9 Lib.
erty ST, ie16-IO4
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16

EOR SALE-A NEW BRICK HOUSE OF
II rooms reception hall. bath, |. W. c., laundry
in basement, all rooms nicely papered, slate man
tells; everything first class: fine lot. on good
street; near station and cable cars; only S. 800:
terms s. 900 down. balance two years without in
terest: this Is something worth looking at. Call
on KELLY ROGERS, No. 63l5 Station street,
East End. jel5-s0
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16

TNOR SALE-$a 800 WILL BUY FORBES
l. ave. properly, near Gist st.; lot 2Ox120, 'front.'
tng on Forbes ave. and Ann street; s-roomed
and 3-roomed frame on Ann st. !; rents for 800
per year; large back yard. ALLIES q BAILEY,
l64 Fourth ave.. tel. 1877. jel6-79-TusSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
livery THURSDAY NIGHT

Grand Summer Night Receptions given by the
Imperial Club, at Imperial Hall, corner Sew
enth avenue and Grant street. Music by the
Mozart and Royal Italian Orehestras. Ad-
mission 5pc.
These receptions are well attended and are
much pleasanter and less expensive than
picnies." jel6-48
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16

ITO LET-ALLEGHENY-NE TwO-sTORY
4 mansard, pressed brick dwelling. roomss
aImodern cOnvenfences; street cars pass the door,
cheap; 100 year. Inquire H6 WASHlNGTON
AVE, Allegheny City. jel6-H
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16

TNOR SALE-s1o, ,0oo-TERMS To SUIT PUR-
L CHASER; new Queen Anne brick residence
having large porches, vestfbule; rooms on first
floor, rooms and bath on second and attic
rooms; well finished. nicely papered and has
fine gas fixtures; good stable on premises large
lot; located on a paved avenue, in a well-im-
proved and desirable neighborhood. W. G.
STEWART, ia Fourth ave. ap21-l9-Su
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16

E'OR sALE-Sl, 15o-TERMs 800 CASH. BAL
house Of rooms, hall cellar, water, stable, side
alley; lot 20xeo to an alley: suitable for two fam
lilies; possession at best bargain offered:
act quick If you want it; one square from
Thirteenth ward sch0olhouse, on Vera street.
ALLIES BAILEY, 164 Fourth ave. Tel. 1871.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16

THE tyrannies of the world have all rested
on the plea that it was necessary for the
public welfare to violate the liberty of the
individual.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16
Mlscellaneons.

E,oR sALE-lo To 10 FONTS JOB TYPE
II (cheap). almost new, with cases; splendid
working foot-power press cheap for cash. Address
SUN, Dispatch Office. jel8-a
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16

DALSTON SCHOOL HALL
Thursday evening" June 20, 1889.
THE BOOTH & BRIGHT
DRAMATIC COMPANY,
In the Great Border Drama entitled,
BURIED ALIVE"
In three acts, for the benefit of
THE JOHNSTOWN SURVIVORS.
Admission. 3 cents. jel65
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16

TOR SALE-SlO, 500 ACRES OF GROUND,
Il with Groom house, located in Shadyside. in a
neighborhood that will undoubtedly be strictly
frst-class: has frontage on 6O-foot avenue Of
430 feet. and frontage of 430 feet a 50-foot
street; is within 10 minutes walk of fifth
cable cars. W. y. STEWART, ia Fourth ave.
ieQ-4-Su
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16

EOR SALES2 70O-A BARGAIN-NEW
L frame house rooms and attic, vestibule and
hail. front and back porches, a beautiful lot with
full grown shade trees, situated on good street;
terms, 500 down and balance to suit purchaser;
this is good property; and should be seen. Call
East End. jel5-80
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16

THE loss of liberty, bold as the statement
may seem, is a greater calamity than the
prevalence of vice. While freedom is main
Iained, evil may be kept in check by at
least outward homage to virtue; but when
it is lost there is nothing to arrest the de-
scent to lawless anarchy.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16

Leitenberger, Mrs. L. r., house and household
goods has Schildren (noW corner Of Main and
Adam streetsl; Amsler, MIS-. lbs Sherman avenue,
household goods; Brixner. Mrs. house and house
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16

ITO LET-EURNISHED ROOM--VERY DE-
Il SlRABLE and suitable for one two gem
tlemen; everything new and Arst-class. AS PENN
AVE. iel6-116
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16

w ANTED-lo,o 900 AGENTS AT ONCE TO
w sell the only authentic, complete and
graphic history of the Johnstown flood; profusely
illustrated with views of all sorts connected with
the terrible scenes of the mighty inundation; II
want it: demand is immense. Send quickly 3Oc for
outfit to j: w. Keller CO., 5z3 Chestnut St,
PHILADELPHIA. ie16-7q
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16

INOR SALE = ON MARIPOE AVE-, BEN
Il VENUE just few minutes from station;
lot 50xlz0; beautifully laid out, with new frame
dwelling of hall, 10 rooms, bath. porches, both
gases, etc, newly papered throughout: only S. C00
easy payments. THOS. MCCAFFREY, 3509 But
er st. my28-59-wsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16

Each loses house and household goods. save al
otherwise stated: Schafer, J. v, houses; Ha.
kerIein William: Goebert. Charles; Raab Henry.
Schulteis Phillip: Mayer, Fred. houses: Strauss,
Dzvid store: Diefenbach. Henry: also IS. OO0 cash
fam: Bl ch, Henry. grocery store: Mertz, Henry:
SLATER Henry: Cohen, Isaac, s2000, jewelry store
Join. Mattern Henry; Goebert, Henry, 2 houses:
Pittler William; Henbech, Fred; Boecher, Chas
Marched, Phillip: Luepkes Robert greenhouse:
Haberiein William, DR.; Berlock, Joseph, tailor
store: Strauss William. grocery store.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-16

WANTED-To LOAN MONEY AT AZ, SAND
w 6per cent free of tax. W. q. STEWART;
ia Fourth ave, ia20-2-SU
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

In nearly all eases ut tafzrrh the patient has
pains about the chest and sides and sometimes
the bacA feels cuil AMI sleepy. The mouth
has bad taste especially On the morning. 4
sort Of STICKY slime collects about The fc H.
The appetite is poor. There is a feeling like =
heavy load on the stomach. sometimes Aiaiut.
all gone sensation al The stomach VIA ch food
does not satisfy. The eyes are zuukeui The
hands and feet 0ecome cold and 4rel c.alnmy
After awhile a cough srts ln. St rr5l very dry.
but after lev months II is atlen1e4 Nltl a
sreenish-color ID expectorauon. The patient
feels tired all the while and sleep does Iot seem
% afford any rest. After Tine Tie sufferer
becomes nervous. irritable. aad gloomy and
has evil f0rrbodings. There = a glddll.ss a
sort OF Whlrline sensation IN the head Wien
rising up suddenly. The bowels become cOs-
tive; SKIN is dry and hc; atil me-; tie blood
becomes thick and stagnAuti tac whites ~ the
eyes become Ingei with yellow the AldAey
Secret0ns become ScaltN and hisl c5lorei,
depositiug a sediment after standing. There
Is frequently splitting up ot ihe looi some
times with sour taste and som times NlfA
sweet taste. this Is frequently attended rs itii >
palpitatlon ol the heart and asthmatc symp-
toms tie ) siou becomes impaired, IS ith pots
before the eye; There IS a feeling Of great rrDs-
trariOn and aversion 20 eNertiou. either b0di-
~ ct mental; the memory becomes poor. and
in fact the sufferer feels wretch ana mioefa-
bic all over and ali the time.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

l2az % PIefsssor Ikas ~ P.Se2 81 s-@lF-s-
ien ~. q ~ ~bleh l. rssealeS a. sss-
rl-so1s pa - s=a pS-ss-osl4ss seaa aaPsEs-zass1s
se41snEess. osssrlnkas Eiea. soz2sEl4 4zss 1ta-
serup1lo1s. frss zsRJlv zstusS AL grasp
~. Il mas< a. gAs sz-as SLns os ~
l2emo<rsc Eh4E these 1ssss S-so Il s@-Ais
TIE ge1srsI chArsetsr -s-1cs - thslr -
vlssSa. nraAess 411 trlsz = orEalaess.
ala tae a--Aor ule1z1c4sloEs s<Ty greatly
IA Individuals.
Secretary hi4ihes nose Is another
very good type, co0tlzGst TIE c,sclPle.
. Il Is one OF these aosss viii l-Egs
buloous foraALloa 81 tre extremity
aaa Indicates 4a 3lnS-EaO4s se-aPef-
4aaeEE, uncertain. sonlsSl1ss nTn 4nd
sxAeUng. ~ith aec-slon of character,
often very intellectual. znd a. > rule a.
sociated with high pitched voice- Sen
st0F Stanford ass much such uose. znd
- hAs senator ShsTHsn, though his i
nloTe pointed Ihan bgloo1s- Admxz-
Porter a4so oe.0ngs u Islls sUodl vlslon.
There Is one other subj Vision of the
first or prominent tyPe. II Ray be said
70 &c q large. straight nose. without
humrs. curves or extraordinary size at
;he poilt As a rule tbs nOse denotes
warm ard a1ecuon-Le disposslion. good
lalaTea anl even tempered, sometimes
lmpllsive. b0t trlls. Secretary 1Tacys
nose Is a good specimen ot this class
5-nAtos Quavs would be n l.. were not
quite so prominent Just below the bridge
Coming on 20 Class =. which Is the
n0rin1l nose. oi straight lines. ws find
that tAc angles have great deal - 10
win character
'.L ief Justice Fuller has probably the
fiaesi. Jtou-h not the strongest. nose TO
be found 10 this CELERY. a splendid speei-
men of tho class u which Professor
Thompson ascr!5ss great intelligence,
firm ;n0Fai character. tempe-ateness ~
mos, things. honesty, even temper and
sunny disposition. The angle Of the
chief justices nose is jas; right Give that
same organ 4 sharper angle and il repre-
sents a shrewd nature aud cold tempera-
mcnt. often fouad in the faces of clever,
sharp business men. Senator ingalls,
nose is an example Senators Allison.
Beck and Walthall and Secretary Noble
all have good noses, bespcaking gener-
Gus and honest natures, sometimes son
sual. bat good tempered, easy 70 get on
with. The general characteristics de-
noted by The normal nasal bono are gen
erosi5v. sarewdness. courage, generally
temperate.
"Ex-Speaker Carlisle has a strong
nose. one OF the most difficult 10 clas-
sify. Il is not what YOU would call
prominent nasal hone. and yet is rather
larger than normal. Ii has IA slight
bulsing just below the bridge, then re-
cedes and comes out again at the ex-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
TESTIMONIAL
20 p
An Old Z Reliable Citizen
4 Resilient Of Gllid Rapids md Ti;ln-
ii Tor 50 Yeas

Th.s IS 20 certify that 7. 5ohu H. Glars. oi
Ai. gfeek. Aleh-. los lshlp oi A-glae. see De
81. have acen troubled NitA C4t&rra IaF s-seA
se@is. telas sableol o. taxing Geld easy. -lc,
IA iacfs without apparent "a pes4rc- Aafe
s4nsrei of ate greatly sllh telenlas or siaa.
-4d p-il ia uy stlDArh everything ! e~i ap-
iearils a. sitr ne distress. eeint s.t uo-As
ego consulted Dr Esheiberl %. C1sla2 e. a.
20 Aearoe So uraat h.ap.ds. aad @ttefa care
i-l eAaliinal o. oi ius case tLe Doctor e4~s
Aesed it Chronic C4t2rIh n the he-e, larozl
and stomach. aud tuia fue ta could cure l-r.
50 / started lrcatnirnI ~Ith him saO have
been steadily improving strr slAoe- have
Lao 20 trouble Min colds lately. iuy head sn1
throat feeling rIst rate. ala IN stomach IS
getting better AS iAe tine. AID would recon
mend Df. CosmAa a. being skii.li ln the
treatment al such cases a. mine 4ld Wiii
cofrotorate the above T. any person who may
call on ne. JOHN H. CLARK.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
THENOSESOF STATESMEN
Walter WsIin4a Writes on This
Important Subject.
Hs sas F0aaa . A4a al Bells esAiaS-
tsa FhssosFs gAie ts4fieFF " ~ H4s
far ssass Ilus ns1s AZ Care
f4l s4sl Alaats >ra4s.


WAsHSGEoS. Aug. zs- At Bells "a
Iaoas photograph gallery Il tnls city al
cid fellow sP<nds several hours daily
closely lnspeosiag the pictuFes q states
ulen. making sketches from them and
uIFaIng them THIS way and that toward
the light as II engaged IN some deep ply
sicai or psychological study Il am en-
gagged. be sald, o1 being Intercepted
concerning rs business. IN making a
study Of tie noses cf statesmen. You
know Professor z. l. ). Them p~on. u
LOadon. has revived the Oh science of
'Nosoloky, Or reading character ~ he
Dose. have enrolled myself among
Professor Thompsoa's disciples. and am
making a s-Guy CI the noses of public
men, whose characteristics are well
known. tar the purpose or demonstIat-
lag the value os Professor Inompson's
code Cf pr.-c Us. and with the intea-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

nation ani penetration. un5auntei cour-
ags and even temper. Such noses ara
very rare. and I am sure Professor
Thonpso viii De delighted % have a
sketch q - perfect a specimen as Sena-
tcr E~srts'. TIE senator's nose is even
srr,--~r th,n ~ ons which Professor
Thompson gives az his ifes 2 tbe rcr-
feet specimen q this class. one which. it
Is easy % So. though IA does noe say 20.
the professor deems TIE perfect nose fos
a nan whose career - 20 as q puolo
narTra. In s1stchinz this nose, hls per
tees -vre Professor Thous 1scn ccul3 nct
ha-s sra-n ex-Pr~~i5ent Clsveiands
nose more perfectly i 10 hai hsi = rro-
&c phoeogTso1 2 NJ Cleveland bes7rs
him seustor Ednun6s' nose IS another
Almost perfect sp@cimss 4 thus strong.
~iriie fvpe. Fr1rl this pcinr ~ view
hsva t. hs<itssion in rronogrcin1 ire
urs.s p Serato-s Evsr-s and Fduan5s
sx-Prssiierf Cis~sisnd ard 5rssice Nj
ler re four greatest n,~es 20 ~ seer -
she f,rss = American cut.ic mar
The no@es II Senator's Den Cameron
snd Davis. Sherman and Psodxsrr. Vi,e-
Pzsssdenr Morroa az Gs-- z :. Ea-ev
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

Late Of the Cincinnati College Of Medicine
and Surgery Cincinnati. Oniol. has Offices at
Rapids Mich, where all durable eases are
treated With success.
Medical diseases treated successfully. Con
sumption. Brights Disease, dyspepsia. kheu-
mstism and NERVOUS DISEASES. All
diseases peculiar To the sexes a speciality.
CATARRH CURED.
CONSULTATION at ONCE or By mall 81.
once hours q to II a. m. , tol p. N. and 10
SD. m. sunday TO p. IN.
Address All mail 10 Dr. T.. q. Cosman Rooms
and .. No. l05 Monroe-St.. Grand Rapids.
Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04


ton Of sending him the result Of my Ia
bOrs. There is no country in which tho
nose can be studied 10 better advantage
than in the United States. Here we have
an types Of noses in the mixture Of races
and blood. without any all prevailing
type to confuse our ideas or set up for US
false standard of ofcharacter. Why should
we not be able 10 read character in the
nose? AS Professor Thompson well says:
OF all the features OF the human
face the nasal organ. being the most
prominent, stands supreme as a revealer
Of character is form gives the great
est expression and individuality TO the
facial lireaments, and even the voice is
affected and toned by this important
member. The individual whom nature
has blessed with really we'll formed
and perfect nose should indeed be CRATE
full. ns on an average barely 2 per cent.
of the ordinary population can claim 10
possess perfectly shaped nasal organ.
Anatomically considered. as every one
should know, the nose Is composed OF
bone and cartilage, and besides being
the special organ Of the sense Of smell.
it has other important functions. Ii is
especially concerned in respiration and
the voice, and the muscles being closely
connected with those OF the face, il nat
uraly affects it In the expression of the
different passions and feelings of the
mind
Professor Thompson has divided
IL n ~ - 4 -
disciple. "ln what he calls his primary
division there are three strongly marked
types, the prominent nasal bone (A), the
normal nasal bone (B) and the receding
nasal bone (C1. It is not difficult to clas-
sify all noses after this manner, but
when we come to the subdivisions Of
each class, where more particular phases
OF character are indicated by fine lines
in the contour OF the nasal bone, we
should move with great caution. and de-
pend moro upon careful examination Of
the subjects in person tban upon the out
lines that are presented in photographs.
For instance, one would not hesitate TO
put in class A such noses as those of Sec
retary Blaine. Justice Miller, Don Cam
eron. Senator'S Evarts. Blackburn. Davis,
QUAY. Stanford. Edmunds. Sherman.
Blodgett and Cullom, Secretary Tracy.
ex-President Cleveland. Vice President
Morton and Admiral Porter. In fact.
think a majority Of our successful men
have this type Of nose. which. according
20 Professor Thompson. indicates the
general characteristics of frmness, in
telligence ard trustworthiness
"Subdivid:ng this type into minor
classes is not 50 easy. lam free to con
fess. however. that the greatest nasa! or
gan have ever seen Is that Of Senator
Evarts. which clearly belongs. along with
that ~ Justice Niller's. to that suodivis-
ION which Professor Thompson savs ia
usually acro0lra BY high Intellectual
power, gre. Personal Influence, discrim-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
q 4, ! /,
J., !.
C-.A IA,

Miller. 4 Window ;. Vest 9. HtScock-
CLASS c.
tremity. Until | have made greater
progress in the science ! shall not at
tempt 70 fix its indications. but will say
that it belongs to Professor ThOmpson's
third subdivision in class and class ..
The first Of these is defined as Jealous
discontented, uncertain. sometimes firm
.-nd exacting, decision Of character, in
tellectual.' and the second is thus de-
scribed: Though not yery symmetrical
in shape. this nose usually accompanies
"A generous and honest nature, rather
sensual. but good natured, courageous
and true. 1t is obvious that it will re
quire the art of a master like Professor
Thompson 70 read the nose Of the ex-
speaker, whom many deem the most
Intellectual man in our public life and
who certainly has one OF the most com
plex Of characters.
IN = the types are more unmistakable
than in the one we have just been talking
about The general characteristics indi-
Gated lsy the recedinS nose are obstinacy,
iritaolity, pugnacity. President Har-
rison has a good type Of this nose.
Senator HisCock has q good deal the
same sort Of a nose. and it is not a
pretty nose. eilher-not SO pretty as you
would expect to see upon the face Of a
man 50 stri@ingly handsome as the sena-
tor from New York.
Senator Uoar's nose belongs 70 that
class which. according T. Professor
Thompson. indicates Quesu,9us and
irritable disposition. and almost inva-
riabiy associated with 4 shriil voice
Senator Vest has this nose. too. / know
Senator Uoar has the shrill voise. but as
- the other characteristics | fancy he,
ike President Harrison. has les, Of them
and more II the genius. capaoliity and
hgIu purpose which often accompany
this s'yie 0f nasal bone: and as 10 Sen
ator Vest, his nose Is about half way be
tween the 'querulous and irritable, quick
temper. nervous and nagging.' and the
noxt sub division which Profess
Thompson describes as generally singI-
lar and eccentric people. often gifted
and true, frequently humorous and
clever. Senator Vest. It happens. IS ono
If the humorous senators. and 50 | an
constrained 20 believe the latter SIN
holds good In his case.
at anT rate. concluded The disciple
81 nosolczv. as he resumed bis tracing
q nasal outlines "a Thin linen paper.
this 5 a very interesting study. il Is
as yet an experiment. hut pretty soon 81
vii ~ p science arf then men vii rise
or fail ia political life hy the character
o. tteiT noses WALTER WEILAAE.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

7 Evarrs ? Davis ; Blaine. blackburn
5 Tracy QUAY Miller Jas,ice) = Don
Cameron Stanford 20 Sherman Il Cav
- Biodgett- Is Cleveland 70 Porter -. hor
toa- "a CuI0n l. EdmuatS
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

The shortest line 10 D~frou .sno-Fast fle-
CANT parl9r cars between Detroit aud Grand
Rapids. Trains leaving Detroit ~ } m and
1rand haplcs eoI b M rc. c4liy. other traias
daily except tuncay.
a ALEerisT llcfet Agent. Depot, Gno W.
Gro. b. SYM Gen 49, s,rsna RapieN W
A CkHrKSTFs 1rs1c Manager. !. h. MrlI-
ITS General Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

B or b -sA on. ls fansm ll ltam s,sgpm
pom Az lt asa m So m 4 e ~
tnre~ct tlct els .lld f.ll l,ss~fll aIuu Ca "a
Rad - c-ii.ak .p.a A. A .iusalsi. flekri AleuG
a. ecpet ~ a. ". NgusoA llioa leAei AaeAG
& AaLI0e2t
G. d lecgwoes. Gon Pass Ast
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

train leaves 6rsn1 Rapids for klcsaD -
80 fn- arriving fhfrc 40 = ~
Through tckfts sold 20 PRINCIPAL roirfr 10
The United States. Mfllcoa and Canada af nlon
Ticket Once AJ NHrH
g. r. A.. Cleveland. Nhi0.
TUE POPULAR sILANER. TH0- fhItNr
IS making daily tips iron Iciossey 10
Iasf Jordan and return.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

BAY IVprrss -...- ....-.. I'll. C.ala n III .5- IN
Aianflc And Pacific -.-f co. IA IH.ts u N
fDANy. All others ds@y except ru1aay
Iatlug crcrt ~lnC8Y Ju'N d.. lsfs
clcf ping cars run on IaliUr Aua Atlantic i.K-
presses 70 and from Iirtrtif-i'arior cars run
On DAY Express and erald Rapids Express 10
30 from Dftrplt-Dircei connections made At
Detroit with al through trs us Aa~f- Tickets
o. sa r at Union Ticket once. e. Monroe 81
ana al MON depot
fEED ~ hEicGs Gent At. o. Monros ST. q
Q. " RtGsLKs q. p. aad J. AGt. chicago.
DETROIT. LANSING N0RTHEKN-.
~ inrand Rapids 4 >agin nav Division Al
trains arrive aid depart from Onion Depot
+ m - I've A. pm nm b ~
te0 j. 10 fdn Grand Rapids iai0 fg. ID .A
1S .lH so Lansing . 0.u9 3.4a ~
l0.5) 500 li a. Detroit s.ul I.2. lis
m n a IA A.. I've. Ia pm n
IN an I've At Am q m
3 ~ 30 Grand RApics-....-..sl .sl rs l8 ~
hi- d f' Saginaw C.fy -......-- .'3 q IS
500 u 90 ..-.------Lasl sag rsN --.-.-. 20 10
~ noon AT I've Am A. m
The shortest line 10 Dcfroii 'sn0-East fle-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

e. q "a trk-H basi parlof ca attached
t'A ln tfaiA has slrfpiaa o4f feI ciAcinnau
~ Is y Ni ifh-A has Slscs ~ g4I iaI lAlcass
Va kalamazoo.
Trains arIitr from Cincinnati 2t * ~
day sNa - 8 Il aiiik except sunday frala
feft aNne az t.o B. u Aul Ifau -llExis -
81 D daily eEtsuf ~aua1s
Trains affltfuE a. i1' s a. Aas through sleep
flS laI fIeM nIfaal. IeAklLE tAlu<k1 ~ Ia lS
, ~ oAl1 sAcsIl saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

EkAND RAPIDS 4 INDLAAA AAIl-haAI>--
u - e1s1t A1s is lssS
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

Ter Cincinnati seaiis except SUNDAY, 90 n
lef ou nayHs 4alg e2ccpl eull- 4 - , j.
er Nlasi1uAll eaiiy ...............-.. 10 : /.
Ter eiersls And OIlo4se .a4is 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

CHICAGO A Mf~I hICHIaAk TRAINS
alrt1 ~ sIa oelari iro4 lloa Depot