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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-10-12
Nor enjoyment and not sorrow
Is our destined end or way;
But 70 act that each tomorrow
Find Us farther than today.

Tho senUmenI 50 apTTY eApTesseu OY mo
poet ought TO sound like a trumpet TO every
sluggish soul. and animate them 10 new
and vigorous efforts TO improve their con-
dition. Toall those who have the desire 60
press forward. but who are not sure of the
way, we say, write 70 b. f, Johnson X Co.,
Richmond, Va, and they will be OF service
to YOU.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-10-12

Don't hawk hawk, blow, spit and dis
gust everybody with your offensive breath,
but use DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy and
end IT.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-10-12

Oregon, the Paradise of Farmers.
Mild Cquable climate, certain and abundant
crops. Best fruit grain, grass. aud stock cuuh-
try In the world. Full information free. Address
the Oregon immigration Board, Portland. Oregon.
ASK your druggist for "Tansilrs Punch
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
vERD ANTIQUE AGAIN.
sasa gles of tAls Besattfal asFbis ~ -
saosn from FaE Bekss the surface

ss,sle. II this Basattfal Hsrbls Sos
saoxn from FaE Bekss the surface
Seven times durng tae summer the
TELEsRAA-HERALD m21e favorable
mention u specimens ot veEd antique
nlarb.e which were beng exhibited by
}. r. Andrews. and later meaUon Was
usade az the lEg&alL4t.on ot = stock
company slloh bought the prop
erty where the nlarDle WAS found.
Last week NJ zssls. john a. Z. Aea0 au1
H. W. Nasa lett t0T tne Upper PENN
sQla an1 vest E1ay returned, bring ng
with tAem tao cores ot tne polished
marble which were taken Out 9t tle
soLd T0ck at depth OF about urty
feet. James A. Mead, who was electec
superintendent for the company, has
been at tne quarry overseeing tne worG, f,
Nnich up 70 tne present time has been
carried ora manly Tor the purpose OF
satisfying the stockholders a. to what
could b. expected when the mine Is
more fully developed Machinery was
purchased Tor the purpose and drilling
Vas commenced, AID IA \ number ot
places Was earned to 4 depth Of about
hfty feet from whence cores were
taken about one and One-fOurth inches
IN diameter. These cores were taken %
Chicago and some of them were polished
ia d lathe while others were finished by
hand work. A representative Ot the
IELk9HAsf-iiERAID saw these cores AZ
the Fourth National Bank yesterday
and the marble s "a thOut question just
a. beautiful as any OF the samples
which were taken from the surface and
exhibited here during the summer; and
the TACT that tins marble i found 10 a
depth of at least nifty feet beneath the
surface, and no one knows how much
deeper. proves concluslyely that yerd
antique IS not a myth but a very pleas
ing reality % those fortunate enough
o. have an interest in the company
which controls the property. On ac-
count OF the severe cold weather which
prevails IN that country during the
winter, and also because OF the large
amount OF preliminary work necessary
10 extended operations, II IS not eN
pected that the work OF quarrylng vii
be commenced until spring.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
PERSONALITIES

John Cook spent Sunday in Kala-
mazoO.
Mrs. !. ". Long IS visiting her sister
in NJ. Pleasant.
Mrs. {. =. Sigh has returned from
the Alma sanitarum.
John C.. Hofstetter. of Kalamazoo,
spent Sunday IN this city.
Mss Lizzie Weller, of Muskegon, is
visiting friends I'D this city.
Mss L. X. Hathaway, of Detroit, is
visiting friends IN this city.
Mss julia Peiton, OF Erie, Pa, is
visiting Mrs. ". II. Cameron, of Madi-
son-avc.
Henry Wander Wayden has returned
nome from athree months trip through
Europe.
Mrs. G. n. Richmond, Of South
Jnion-st., has gone TO Lake City TO
visit her brother.
Mss Beua H0gadOne Is IN Fort
Wayne. where she went TO attend the
wedding Of q sister.
Policeman Satterv has returned from
Geneva, y. Y, where he was called by
the death OF ms father.
". ". irwin. formerly of the firm Of
Nmedley g IRWIN, and a. u. Hawley
nave formed e co-partn0rsn
Mt and Nrs-Johu g. 'larS, OF Ran
sonl-st-, nave Fetlrnei from Vsitw IN
irfnds n New l7rN ana Massacnu-
sets
Nr. and Nrs- j. r. Deacon, Of south
henh lnd- are ine guests OF Mrs.
tlelcon parents, Nr. and Mrs. samuel
Wells.
Mrs. Geo. Hards, OF Reed City. re-
turned last night after wock's visit
WITH ner mother, Mrs Nm. thenden
sN kcut-st.
Mrs. Henry II. Haylett. OF Waukcsha
WIS. VINO has been tho guest OF her
cousin. +. r Fisher, ~ the Eag'e, has
returned home
The engagement of Mrs. Anna Con
ger. nee Kendall, 20 Mr. VIII IT, F0w
Ter. cashier Of the Fifth National Bank
- announced. Both parties are vel
known in Grand Rapids society.
Dr. /. N. Harrson, wife and two
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
THE UNION SCHOOL.
The Bonds voted-Plans for the New
building.

building.
Trustees Felker and Richards were
on hand at the council meeting last
night 10 see their pet scheme made a
certainty. Trustees BLAIR and Merrill,
who have so strenuously opposed the
Union School addition, have suffered
complete eclipse. The council after
giving personal attention TO the needs
OF the school had no further objection
TO make, and the issue of the $l7 900
bonds was passed without IA dissenting
voice. The excavation for the founda-
ton will probably be all that will
be done on the addition this
{ all. Ii Is still a question on which
side of the present building it Will be
erected. On the northeast side of the
grounds are two small houses and lots,
and il Is thought advisable by many to
purchase these places and make the
entire square a school ground. In case
that i done the building Will be erected
on the north side of the lot, and if the
buildings are not purchased 1t will
have 10 90 on the south side, and N
that case 1t will necessitate a removal
of the handsome shade trees, and Will
cut of large part OF the handsome
grounds.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
1T is TOO LONG.
The Program for Fridays Entertain
ment Must Be Cut.

The Program for Fridays Entertain
ment Must Be Cut.
Secretary Van Asmus received a let
ter from Mr.. Curtis, of the Interna-
tional Congress, yesterday, giving him
some hints about the entertainment to
be given here. He intimated that they
were not the earliest birds in the world
and would not breakfast before .
o'clock; they are easily tired out and
can not be hurried. 1t is thought that
the program must be cut down, rs the
tour of the city as now laid out will
take at least three hours and a-half or
four hours. Just what part of the pro-
gram VIII be cut IS not yet decided
The committee Is waiting to hear from
Mr.. WOrden, who went TO Cleveland
Yesterday. Mr.. Curtis states IN his let
ter thatthe party i constantly changing,
some leaving and others arriving every
day. He Is therefore unable to tell
who of the party that VIII be in Grand
Rapids can speak English and who can
not
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
TOWN TOPICS.

See Arthur s. PhlbTie' 500 cabinets.
Born. 10 Mr and Mrs. I BEamble.
- East-st., a BOY.
The o. r. 4 Z. pay car vent south
yesterday morning.
Occasional docks II Enla geese are
seen lying -oulnsard-
The program for the entertainment
oi Lne Congress must DC abbreviated
Those who are gong % put up decor
aton= Tor Friday should do 80 tauTs-
day evening.
The Pau-AmeFlean Congress = an in-
ternatl0nal affair. BandAnDA decora-
llons slll not 90.
A. IL K0rtander's ~F4irlawn
Medium tr0tled a mile Al TeFre Haute
last sex ID z.Z7A.
The ts0gernmeut officials propose to
petition for the construction Of Al ele-
sator ~ TIE posJ-otlce building.
County Agent Holcomb ls desirous OF
obtaining home ia the county Tor q
bright Little glrl IL years Of age.
The Baptist Ministerial Convention
begins here tonight aud the Baptist
state Convention begins mere tomorrow
night
Lillian Carpenter, OF Caledonia. was
granted a decree Of divorce from
Charles Carpenter by Judge Grove yes
terday
Special meeting OF the Bicycle Club
Al the McMullen block tomorrow even
lng. All members are requested 10 be
present.
The races az Coopersyille begin to-
morrow, lasting two days. some good
horses are entered, and excellent sport
Is anticipated.
The lager beer Signs near Campau
Place should be taken down next FRI
day. The visitors Viii stand there 10
witness the parade.
Twelve drunks were up before Judge
Holmes Yesterday. Four OF them were
fined, seven were sent 10 Jail and one
had sentence suspended.
The Deltaa. the monthly High school
paper published by the Delta Gamma
Psi society, VIII be re-issued this year
probably about October -.
The trial OF the HOyt case begins to-
day I'D the superior court and VIII Un.
dOubtedly attract much attention dur.
ing the remainder or the week.
Hattie ;. Buss mas commenced suit
for divorce from Edward Z. Buss in the
superior court. The respondent ma.
been Tor some time resident OF Chi
cagO.
one death from diphthera was re
ported % the Board of Health yester
day, that of Glenn Day, corner Of Eas
and Sherman-sts., Grand Rapids town
ship.
The State organization OF Loan an6
Building Associations Will be held here
next month, and a meeting of the eX
ccutlve committee Is called at Lansing
October - toarrange a program, etc.
It : reported the present system o
running the Chicago * Grand Trunk
and Detroit, Grand Haven 81 Milwaukee
roadsas one railway : u be discOnun
ued and full set Of officials appointed
for each.
The Dunham and the Metropolitan
Hotels at Manistee have consolidated
with Emory L. Bridge, fOrme rly o
Sweets Hotel in this city, as the con
sOldated manager. y. 9. Johnson, OI
this city, Is q partner IN the deal.
4 most cordial invitation IS extended
toevery one VINO 5 interested I'm the 10
C3t.OuOf a new far ground, 70 the cit
zcus OF Grand Rapid, and the surround
ing country, 20 take free ride Wednes
day afternoon, 18th, VIA the Michigan
Central, 10 inspect the NanderpoO
property. The special train viii leav
the union depot at p. m, sharp.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

A great Improvement was made i'm
the superior ourtroom yesterday. The
railing separating the spectators from
the bar was moved hack nearly four
feet. thus enlargng the space inside the
railway very materially. The spare
outside Is a little smaller but the Same
number of seat. ls accommodated a.
before. Judge Buriuglme SAYS that
after a time hc proposes TO move back
has own platform two feet and thus
make another enlarge the inner
circle that mas been from tho first too
small 90 accommodate tle attorneys.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
CANAL-ST. IMPROVEMENT.
The Plans Being Drafted by the Cit
Engineer.

Engineer.
At the coming session Of the Board of
Public Works the city engineer Will
present his plans and estimates for the
contemplated improvements of Canal-st.
between Bridge and LyOns-sts. The
changes contemplated are those which
were suggested first 10y the TELEGRAM
HERALD, namely, the narrowing Of the
sidewalks two feet on each side Of the
street, the removal of the telegraph and
telephone poles, vertical curb-stone,
and a change in the form of the gutter
so that the street Will gradually rise
from the curb-stOne 10 the center. The
sidewalks will also be established on a
uniform grade.
Instead of sand traps as now used at
intervals along the street the drainage
viii be directly into the mnIn sewer.
The gutter viii bc built 80 as % conduct
the water 20 iron CRATES placed IN them
At different points, and the CRATES Will
connect with the sewer OF the street.
! This obyiates the necessity OF cleaning
( fOui-smclling sand traps along the
street. There are four car tracks on
1 the street, all taking up about thirty
one feet Of the middle O.. the street,
| and paved with cobblc stone. Only
/ about eighteen feet on each SIDE Of tho
/ track o. bc paved with blocks. There
/ ls uo estimate rs yet of tuc expense in-
T cdcnt CD the Improvement. bat 20 Will
7 be considerable 10 the property owners,
( who Viii not only nave 90 pay the tax,
T bat will have 90 rebuild their sidewalks
/ and area walls. There w.il be au Hort
I made to spread the expense over adj
/ joining property on the ground that the
Improvement IS Of more than local
f benefit
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

John Burns narrowly escaped being
very seriously injured yesterday after
noon. He was driving a wood wagon
along Shawmut-ave., when the front
axle broke, throwing him forward
under tho wagon. The horse became
frghtenedaud dragged him some dis
tance betoretne WAS stopped by Charlie
Walsh, Of the TELEGRAM- HEHAIu.
business department. Mr. Burns was
not seriously hurt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
APPEALED THE CASE
Jask KAls Tbi1ks thAf ne Ma Unssstl
kfusa

Jack Kale w&s nned s. And costs for
whipping a man named lee. hAie
claimed that Zee Sss dFgnk aud insult
sd Mr.. hale. snd then struck al thln, but
I'D not ht him. kaie then proceeded
% knock Lee down several times ana
succeeded ln giving hlm hard pound
Ing.
lee weighs about $50, and kaie does
not weigh more than l55 pounds Com
s.deung the difference IA tue exc ~pd
taxing K4le's story for the truth. he
shouid have q medal instead of . fine
but Lee denied tho sI0ry ana bFOnghl
several witnesses Who told = different
story. Judge Holmes decided GgAlns'
kale and imposed tae me named. lie
case MAS appealed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

NIrEsBURG, Mlch- Oct l4.-Ihe gen
eT&l store Of r. Kennedy & son, at
Fulton, this county, vas entered last
night and tbe safe drilled, bot the rob-
bers we're frightened away before secur-
ing any booty except few jack knives
from = show case. A butcher SHOP Was
slso entered bat hoth.ng taken.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

The Grand Rapids and Indiana Rail
road Company viii offer for sale over
the counter in the Land Department at
Grand Rapids, Michigan, about all the
land owned by the company IN Wexford
and Manistec counties, including large
tracts of hardwood and n quantity OF
pine timber, on Thursday, November
II, 1889, at noon. Full information
and maps of same can be had by ad-
dressing w. q. Hughard, Land Com
missioner G. r. & |. r. r., Grand Rap
ids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
A SURPRISE PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Becker are Surprised
by Their SeishbOrs.

by Their SeiyhbOrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Becker, of 13S
Livingston-st., who are about to remove
to Coolest, were pleasantly surprised
last night by party of thirty-fye or
forty Of their neighbors. Card playing
was the feature OF the evenings enter
tainment, which was closed with an
oyster supper furnished by the ladies'
vino got up the surprise. Mr.. and Mrs.
Becker have tine good wishes of a host
OF friend n their old ucighbOrhood
who consider the people OF GO.d-st.
fortunate In securing them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

Patrick Kelley, who vas released from
lonis a few days ago was caught steal
ing iquor from ". j. Cunningham S
liquor store on Canal-st. last night.
MT Cunningham caught HIM n the act
and nI0u Zht aim over 90 headQ larters
for tae police g. take charge ~ IT,
misses quite = number OF bottles and
thinks Kelley g0t them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
He Got n Gold watch.

J. c. Phillips, So South Division-st.,
was awarded a s3S gold watch for 81
Saturday evening, October y, by the
Chicago Watch and Jewelry Company
81 Pearl-st. Their watches are new and
original. If you want 10 buy gold
watch investigate their system of doing
business. Open evenings. Next draw
ing Saturday, October 70.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

Work ON tae new county building 8
progressing, though slowly. The main
entrance columns are beng placed IN
position. bat &c = evident that unless
more strenuous exertl0ns are put forth.
the building vii NOS rise above the first
story. Experienced hu ders SAY that
it VII he better for the structure # it
does not. as it vIll give the foundations
= chance % settle without cracking the
walls.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
Conditions.

J. Entrance fee, 10 per cent. OF purse.
-. All races, mile heats, three IA five,
except running races, which Will be
two IN three, half-mlle heats.
8. FIVE 10 enter and three 10 start.
4. Entrance will close Tuesday, Oct0-
Der Il, at 9 p. IN.
). All trotting conducted under the
rules of the American Trottlng Asso-
ciation, the running under the Ameri-
can racing rules.
6. The club reserves the right TO post
pone any of the races if on account of
bad weather or other unavoidable cause
they are unable 10 start as advertised.
The money for these races is deposited
i'm the bank of d. O. Watson 4 Co.
Every purse Will be paid as soon as the
race is finished. Hay and straw free.
All notices should be sent 10
u. O. WATSON, President,
THos. HIKES, Secretary.
Coopersyllle, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

b. shaughnessy, - MoConnell-st.l
diphthera; Bertha Brown, A. Clsrk-st.i
diphthera; r. Blstra, knclld-aye.,
dlnhtheria. J.. DeNeer, Euclid-ave-,
diphtheua, Peter Glerambult, Euclid
ave. diphtherla
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

To satisfy yourself that the Vinegar
Furniture Company headquarters for
fine goods. made UP first-class for the
least money, look over their display in
Manufacturers Hall and get their
prices, 10 be convinced that they carry
the line that meets the approval of the
general public.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
CHANGED DAILY.

Did you see the window q Flemish
Ware Yesterday DolI YOU think 10
effective? Those Odd-shapcd brown
bottles next 10 u are used in Japan for
cooling water. they age sold in America
for vases and there ls nothing moro
"iho right thing for the money than
these are. they arc only marked b7c.
Large throo-f0ld japanese Screens on
the second floor, for SOS; f0urfbld,
S3.49. Those pictures on thc FIRST teor,
near the door are as handsome a.
etchings; frame and all for s7c. NJ
have the largest iine o.SlvorNare ln
the city. and are selling In0re than any
other firm. tnc reason IS, lhc same
goods are marked down way below aIl
others. We can save you fully -5 per
cent. on ~llveTwarc. All SIycrware
marked free OF charge 1ousl0uid look
our clocks over before buying. We can
save you as much Oh Clocks.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

For an extra large oak rocker, with
plush seat and back for $3.50, 60 TO the
Vinegar Furniture Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

For carpets, rugs, window shades,
draperies or curtain poles, go TO the
Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

Fashionable dress making; perfect
fit and finish; prices reasonable.
MRs. J.. {. CosK,
$50 East FultOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

Beechams Pills cure bilious and
nervous Ills.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

Go to Miners for the best $3.50 or S.
hat in the state.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

For hall racks, center tables, pillar
extension tables, chairs and rockers, go
to the Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

Maple and beech wood at one dollar
per cord, free on board cars at Hart,
Mich. RUSSELL & FLOOD.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

For cook stoves, heaters, wood OF
coal, 90 to the Vinegar Furniture Com
pany.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

For pillows, comfortables and blank
cts, go to the Vinegar Furniture Com
pany.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
Sensoned stove Wood.

The best $3.50 and s3 hats in Mlchi-
gan at Miners, ~ Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

Pears Soap is the most elegant toilet
adjunct
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

For a fine medium priced parl0r suite
ard a great variety to select from. 20
o. the Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

IOHN HOPKINS. NJ. D.. Physician 2nd sur
,j reou- oeice- 2+f south Division 81. cor.
Wealfhv ave- ard Division 81. Calls made
night or day once treatment for al Chronic
Diseases gonsuitati0u free. CONFIDENTIAL
boyrs-Irom 30 NJ. 10 y. M.
Dr. HOPKINS win diagnose. explain your
case describe vour condition. and cure ii =
cure j. possible. uith botanic aae etlecic
remedies Terms reasonable.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
Program.

October l6-Three-minute class, trot-
ting, purse 500; free-f0r-all running,
purse 500.
October 10 10 class, trOttlng, purse
500; free-for-al. trotung and pacing,
purse 500; free-tor-ali, running, purse
1EQ
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

For the finest line of Parlor goods
new STYLES, extra goods for the leasi
money, visit the Vinegar Furniture
COmnanv.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

The CoOpersyille Driving Club VIII
hold a two days meeting on October 10
aud Il, 1889. Purses aggregaung 5000
viii be offered.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

Coopersvllle, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

The opening of the week was sig
nallzcd at Smiths last evening by q
good attendance and an excellent
show. The company is a strong one
and contains some OF the brightest
stars in the vaudeville profession.
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Grant cid f0unen utter ben o6poItens
nmfdnben ulht abriiften, tenu Der
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berum cine 8ersr6Beruug Der Qrmee
beabH6ttBt. Die 9larms unb vGrieQ.
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baben i9re Wirfung but6 bic 6dufi9teit
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Granffei9 politib teinen 6rieoen balten
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%hanbIungen iber bic obermaligen Mebrs
forberungen ibre Wirtung ni6t oerz
fehleu.
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