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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
ACan at the Gable Power House

Few people when enjoying the con-
venlence OF a ride on "Cable car"
have an idea of the ingenuity and
brain work connected herewith. A
visit to the power house gives one a
faint idea of the magnitude OF the en-
terprise. as they watch the ponderous
fiy-wheels, gearing, WIRE ropes and all
the paraphrenalla necessary to conduct
ing the system. There is question as
TO which is the best motive power,
electricity or cable. Our reporter was
informed that, during winter months,
the verdict seemed IN favor of the
cable. The Grand Rapids Cable Com
pany, like all our business hustlers, are
on the alert for everything that Will sd-
vance their own and the public interest
in managing their affairs, from the
minutest TO the most intricate, even to
so small a matter as the packing of the
man-holes and hand-holes 10 their
boilers. They were the first in this city
TO use "Gulllotte's Automatic Metallic
Gasket," and the engineer informs our
reporter that they are a great improve
ment over the rubber, as no lead 4,
plumbagO or anything is needed, and
they are every way preferable. In his
judgment they will supercede rubber
for steam chests, cylinders and all
steam joints, where the latter is now
used. c. +. Swain, at No. Is West
Bridge-st., has secured the exclusive
control of Michigan and Northern Wis
consin on these gaskets, ana II looks as
though he had struck bonanza.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Nezlce-Iz i1tars ts< a. ssS.s i $50 Ia
gaalsh a248t t4lz Ae41 e2.k ssssk sl1llaes -
sx se1s - La1s @s1ee e~e1 ~ezk ASS 1Asof
E14s Sat4Ftsy stsss4esa. aAss i 4s1x -
stat- Hl .sssk 414 44pisc1ts Aszlcsz.
Ie 1asss s1a4A8 aszaeGsA szzzl sersse=se
~ 1a4Es 1rAa lA8& las szasr - sSrslex -
s-ss - IA a =. All sss@i,.< sefe4es ~
>
sslse Ns1srasl cAarca~EFs Il A. Ne
lalyEr pastel. ~<Esless Defalts. 1A1 cteE. -
- tAe lS1&. ae1Fs >241hs A1ss &a1 hi4ss
cas- 81 aesa. e2az Pe<f.ss nsets1E -
+
Fsaatzta- stsset Bapusa oAareh-Ees. gae
1. s&1ksen 3. y, 9&sser tSa4 Srrsiccs zleFe
tA@ z11 rttalAg ~ tAr ttNst4s t1e p@slcl
~. Sss sasass = ses.ss = , sssseTes % & = Hsak .
sfeN.lS lar.stizztltytf
~ Pass Epasoop4l ChasVa-o1 farnsx 81.
estarsl mrs AS toarik-sts her li.sfi 4.
Nrls. Festsr helS oe-All a..iss1 ~ =. g.
&sluios gr1seg. sssmen s2a heis eoiaznas.ieA
a. i4s1. k,ealns , aver aaa ssfnea 81 -
Strangers 1rv kladiy HSloeAe-.
0aisslsalist Rss CAarlos Fahrer. pastor
AeFaiEE s@ptect, AIS. sa4 Is hs<hsf \ al
ssrsles NJ os resumed The tFst saAass "a NJ
sea. seE
Uaisersadsf Misssen-Ree Meas Hal South
nsFlslen-sI. Il y. lhzr.es ohrer W.li preach
- = ~ S2s5ses; The Transformation u
cAargh Of cnriss-Res " J. Russell. pastor.
tsA2l ssfsioTs UQI8iEs Aha evening. >ancA<
>NlH4t Al NoHa. l. u. =. ~. ~ meeting ~ e ~.
"a Morning sabJocl. "oaI National Consen-
tloH.
Methodist Eplseep1l-Secone ST. Rev M.
IL Thompson, pS>tsf. quarterly meetlAE Ser
wee ana iotefr Il af y 5. a. N. PreAct * tol-
l0Hcd oy Lord sslppeF AZ - q 4. m lheme.
The Challenge Ter Investigation" Evening
~ o'ciock. Prison cuaasy subject. Crime
It's causes inefease auc Care"
A. n. Z. Lon Church Flfth- ave, Rev J. 6.
om IA. pastor. Preaching al n a. m sabbath
school at iE,lt . IA. Evening service 81 80 p.
IA. SubJeet. "Ged's flrsI Questoa 10 Asn."
Ames NJ y, ChHrch-QuariSrly meeting 20
cay. PrcacLlng - II - by Rev. bT. john
Graham. followed bg the sacrimSutAl service.
Preaching 81 ,. IA. bY Rev Il. :. Mumrs.
Plainneid-aye. n T. ChuTch-kes. ". A.
Frye, pastor Services DO 50 and : p. m. Morn
ing self Examination Evening". Crime
aud Criminals seats free. All invited.
Trinity Chureh-2lsl SUNDAY after Trinity
The JudE Of bcshazzar.' sunday
school and Blble c ass al 3oclOek. An anthem.
They That " ait Upon the Lord. viii be sung
By he vested choir AZ both services heats
free. Al are made welcome. Ii III. johnson.
rector adcharge-
The New Chureh--Rss George Henry Dole.
pastor. Service snorning Sno evening al the
usual time Rev. g. n. Snafn 0flciatisg. Lee
ture "Wednesday evening by the pastor.
Religio-PhilpsOphical Society viii meet al
"A Canal-st.. IN Greenwood Hall. al 1850 a. IA.
and - D. m. Miss JeRaie B. Hsgan viii
speak for the last time during the present en-
gagement Poems al close OF lecture.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
Deserves all the Praise he Gets.

Mr.. II. b. Saynor got up an oyster
supper for party of young people n
short time ago, and as one of theyoung
ladies was leaving she remarked: NO
wonder people like to come to North
Park. 1t is so CHEEKY, bright and warm,
and Mr.. Saynor is so pleasant ard hos
pltable. He deserves all the praise he
gets" She voiced the sentiments of all
who have had the pleasure of visiting
North Park this season, and all who
will go as long as he is there. Already
five parties are arranged for as soon as
the Cable Company can run on Canal
St, and the season has hardly COM
menced. 1t required courage to an
nounce that the North Park pavilion
latch string would be always out. but
the management are already reapiug
their just rewards, and today that re
sort IS the most popular one about
town. ANY one anticipating getting a
party together will do we'll TO telephone
up ahead and thus be assured ofaspIen-
did supper, such as can only be gotten
up by "borD caterer" such as MIR.
Savnor certainly IS. His prices are
very low, too, so that a millionaire S
pocket-book Is not necessary to secure q
feast.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

The club convened 81 the usual honr,
the committee on science providing the
program, which consisted Of very able
and comprehensive paper OF The
Development Of the Idea Of Govern
ment." This was followed by poem,
the Antiquity Of Freedom" by wm.
Cullen bryant A paper on biology
was next gwen. The special s9biect
treated being the sponge, which rep-e-
senb one Of the lowest forms ~
animal life. sponges are pfops-
gated by ecgs and ty budding.
spODges have also been successfully
cultivated, the reproduction beng
accomplished by cuttings. which grow
several times thcir s.ze lu year. The
sponge Of commerce. known 90 toe
CsrDeo-spoDga, Is obtained from tie
Mediterranean ard Red seas. fiofioa
and the Bahama A curious and ex-
ceedingiy beautiful specimen of TIE
order Sillcoi0c4. and known at Venus
f0wef-bakket. was much admired.
SpOnges Of tbis order are a. rare 81
they are beautiful An sTlicle ca
Amocba-one 0f the pfotoz0a Uf
smipted forms of animal iife-~as Rad
Thus minute animal. composed ~ Pro.
topissm. ike the sponge. requires ory-
gen 20 sustain life ano repfo6nccs e.
eef by divisions. The club then sd-
journed. Next Saturday ocsn0 lnsvian
history.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

CIHcrrT-Hon. n. G. BUrcb, jusgs-
Patrick FInn va Valley City Street. &
Cable Railwsy Co, tresTssss or t1e case
bv order II oouYt verde for defeudaaf
FOR costs. Hon. WrD- r. Grove. Judge
Percy 7 Cook "a Jesse NcCaIifira - e.
chauceTy. submitted. buman genni.
son and lac "a JeDnison rs. jerry Ds
Young and Geiens De1OUng chsncerr
hearing "a proofs
srrr rzoR--H0n. p. A. Pu-1inrarns-
Rsnhold R.snkenburT admitted r.
ctzeushp.
pp0RtrF-- Estate II AIMS ". wesu-
t,erger. eecessea. pstiticn for Eaense to
- real estste hesrng Novexntey &
Fststs uf Charles ~ plumrpef. O.
reasef. strn ir strstors fuai sszorft
: s.o-ed. Eesste of Car Prey. deceesed
P7rst accvunt - Jecob User tsr1t -
1owe5 EststA ~ Ivmsn snd Dion
Taft. minors, Jahs Taft sgpoiztso
Ea&rossn-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
PLEASANT NEWS.
VIM. A Haire. Who Has Been Seriously
III Is Once More among his Associates.


The friends of VIM. A. Hare will be
pleased to know that lie has about re-
covered sfrom his serious illness and
will leave shortly with his father,
Robert A. Hare, for prolonged trip
through the Southern States. Mr..
Hare is the resident agent in Canada
for the Alabastine Co. goods, and goes
South in the interest of that company.
The young man, who is only is years
old, was taken down some three months
ago with malignant diphthsria, the case
was very severe, and the disease left
him with paralysis of the spine and
legs. For nearly two months he was
entirely helpless. and had to be handled
like child, In conversation with his
father this morning, that gentleman
stated that after paralysis set in, he
made very little progress, and at the
earnest solicitation of his neice, Mrs.
NJ. B. Church, and numerous friends,
he was influenced to put the case in the
hands of Profs. Chambers IL johnson.
"He was benefited from the very first
treatment" said he, speaking of the
matter. eve had 10 carry him IN and
out of the sanitarium, for he was un-
able to move foot; the power of loco
motion was entirely gone. After the
first ten treatmentsI had been given
him he was able to stand on his feet
and walk, and now, at the end of four
weeks, he is walking about as usual.
He win be discharged next week as he
is going South with me, and he now
needs exercise more than anything else.
which he can get as he is able to get
out doors.
81 do not want newspaper notoriety,
but think the objection should be
waived on account of the good work
that the professors are doing. If any
one wishes to consult me on the sub
ject they can address me, care of the
Alabastine Co., this city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
The Star of nystery-Arrivsl EEtraordi-

Professor Joseph Reese, the greatest
of all mind readers and claTvoyants in
America, who stands without peer at
the TOP OF his profession. He - the
ouly one tnst win give each one desiring
a sitting freeIiest 70 prove his wonder
ful power. Not fortune teller, bat a
true medium. tells past, present and
future. gives names of departed and
living friends, with birthplace and sge,
removes family troubles, makes mar.
rage with the one you love-nO failure
understands the Persian and HIndOo
charm working that viii bring lovers
together and BRING luck IN business and
love affair, no matter what trouble.
No money IN advance, and # satsfsc-
ton is not gwen no Chsrges sre made.
Fees. e.. Hours from q. m. until ,.
m. Psrlors st i2S Ionis-st., opposite
post-Ofhce, over ssaitsrIum. ms and
next week for ladies' onlv. Gentlemen
Please notice next weeks advertising
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
In Memoriam

Died at her residence, corner of
Walker-ave. and West Leonard st.
Mary Chilsen Winchester, after two
weeks of illness, October 10, 1890. She
was was born in Trumbul, Ashtabula
county, OHIO, March l9, 1888. She re-
ceived her education Principally in
Chester seminary, at one time being a
schoolmate of President Garfield. In
1852 she removed with her parents %
Byron township, IN this county. teach
ing IN her own and adloing towns until
September 9, 1855, when sbe was mar
ried TO John c. Winchester, Of the same
town. They Immediately settled upon
new farm, where she united her Il
forts with her husband IN building up
what - now pleasant country home.
To them were born two daughters.
Cora and Emma, and when the cry Of
war sounded over the land, she bravely
bade ner husband 20. and she went out
into the world 10 earn a sustenance for
herself and children. but death in his
cruelty came and took one far flower
when she had 10 strong arm TO console
her ga her grief. She was very patrs.
otic and always loysl, and At The time
of her death sn active member Of the
Chsmplsin Womsn's Relief Corps A
true friend, 3 dutful daughter, and =
beloved wife and mother Is gone. and
left 10 mourn their bitter loss are An
aged mother, q grief stricken husband
a broken-he8rie0 daughter, two broth
ers, one SISTER snd little grand-daugb.
ter. and large circle Of friends, both
in Byron and Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

A rublic meeting 49, - heie IN
TUESDAY evening. Oetoi,sf - 81
o'clock. ir tie cIab raofn ~ tbs ~ 2
=. r.. @ fb1seusnf of - Hstsr loo-si
T. tsks steps for ere fsefter grorogsffr.r.
r.fessrvsttor snc fFotfctUr - tst &c
end FsEue RI Kent ard ottsws counties.
Al xbo a-e Interested tn tie af0re OBJ
fests A.. cord g. = invited t1 attend
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
SPREADING 1T on
Not Tsry. But Trfrioso sspbsis fn
fanal-sL

Not Tsry. Bot Tririoso sspbsis in
Gaual-s1
General superintendent schssrf,
TIE trinidad Asphslt Company. if n
TIE city inspecting the iocs. p.sot oi
he company. Hs SAYS tlsi the 5raui
Rapids branch nss lebors5 uudef pscn
liar snd discourhg ug aovsrs'tles. hut
sald ne. "Whec Afs0od fetf hoie ~ r.
thing v8u Gao hsf tnaf it baf got - 81.
The coshion coet rss iald On large
portion ~ fhe streei yesterday. sal
large cr0vd q sleciat9ft vatcne5 tne
process y 81 evident interest.
NJ. Schssff wns q 'Oogef in the le-
lsfla Hotei. Hf Syracuse. ou TIE Digst Of
the fire. sna escspea into tBe stfeet sn
his nlgffsnirt vitn part ~ his Clothes
over 80 arm Bs loFf sboui 800. but
vas qlsd ~ get ouf siivs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
Are You Always SIesY2

DO you get up nights
eau you control your
arfn?
Il there pain in your back ?
Or nervous pTostrations
Ever had rheumatism:
Il stomach weak
DO you feel worn out?
Is there a sense OF gone
ness?
Pains in back of head?
Areyou dreadful inervous?
Not enough or too much
urine?
Does it hurt TO urinate:
Does it smart or burn?
Is there weight or pres
sure in lower part OF abdo-
men?
Does your urine settle?
Brickdust or cloudy de-
posits:
How long this way?
Married or single?
About what age?
Then write to or call on
DIR. ;. Clay Todd, 43 Mon
roe-st., room 4 Immen blk,
Grand Rapids. Mich. He is
the famous Specialist Ply
sician who is curing all
these dreadful complaints.
There Is hardly a town or
city or neighborhoOd in the
United States, but can boast
of some former sufferer who
has been restored to per-
feet health and manhood or
womanhOOd by DIR. 5. Clay
Todd in the last 90 years.
He sends medicines every
where.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

A spsrtel composed q Nrs Rita
Yal<. Mrs. Mare gtley AlaNorth,
Aleers Ii. AoFsAcsa aad L. n Eday
sxng al conosrs Al -orAaa Haven
Ffa2y evening. The quartet oon-
elQaod tie entertainment ~ a reaal-
Uon q tlse oEefetl4. Rose of A.
sergneH Tie oo1oert wss very vel
attended.
A quartet composed of Mrs. Peterson.
Mss Loomls. WI Ii. I.ooass and fran-
ia Campbell furnished very ap,.ro-
pirate nlUssc for tlss Rloaeesg funeral.
IL has heen decided BY the directors
ot tAe oralorlo society - g.ve the
''Aessl3h" en TIE evening oi December
Si-Nsw Years Eve. Tie sololsts, ex-
oepling Am. j Lawn. tie tenor. and
the members Of the orchestra, VII be
- tAf a. posslliv, local lauslelanS.
Francis Campbell, the baritone, i
spending sunday WITH hls pArSnss IA
Detroit
Geo Barnard, OF Cleveland. formerly
musical director at hedmon8's Opera
House, this city ls arranging TIE m0sie
which Nurzburg A Brons0n's band Nl!l
play a. the Masonic Far.
Mas Nellie Carrol! has taken class
OF pupils, and vii gise muse lessons
Prof. ColWell has decided not 10 re-
sumo bis series ~ pupils TecltAls unul
along IA December.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Nichols have been
engaged 10 sing a. TIE Church oi Christ,
on Lyon-s'reei, regularly
A beautiful Te Deum from Costa :
OTatorio, "Eh." viii be sung al the
Westminster Presbyterian Churca this
morning.
On Friday, November 10. viii occur
the trst artists recital Of The ~. Cecil
las, on which occasion Madame BlOOm.
field Will again appear IA this city.
Mrs. Marie Utley Aldworth Will be vocal
solost.
On November 6, Ora Pearson will
| give musical soIree al the psrlOrs OF
the Fountaln-sireet Baptist Church, a..
sisted by his pupils. Among those who
Will take part are Andrew Fyie, Alya
Curry and Will K. Cornelius.
Prof. Robner, of Kalamazoo, vii
open a new organ at Benton Harbor, Oh
the evening of November Is. The con.
cert Will be fine one. and Miss Ella
! Campau, Miss Abbie Mclnnes anc
George ID. Herrick, of this city, Wi
take part.
Prof. Colwell has been corresponding
with the manager of Frederick Archer
the great English organist OF London
and mas finally secured an engagement
| for this celebrated artist 10 appear a
the Park Congregational Church some
time IN December or January. Mr.
Colwell claims that Archer's superior s.,
an organist does not exist.
1t is expected that the series of sacred
Sunday night concerts will be com
menced at the Park Congregations
Church one week from tonight.
Prof. Colwel is organizing a string
quartette, 10 appear at chamber con
/ certs.
Mrs. Carl Nichols and A. II. More
head Will again sing at ST. Marks, al
both services today, taking the places
3 II.
East, and Frank Stelnmann, who is Ill
| regDecftyety
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
u si, & A

The young mems meeting this afternoon al
4 o'clock In Hartman's Lecture Room. All
young men are invited 10 attend.
Depot-Gospel meeting and song service will
be held in the Union depot al S.l5 y. m. at
which everybody is welcome.
Jail services at l2;I5p. m. open only to those
who 20 10 take part In the meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
Turkish Baths tor Ladies.

Every Tuesday afternoon and even
ing till 9p. M, and Friday forenoon
reserved exclusively for ladies. / re-
move corns, bunions, ingrowing nails
and warts for men, women and chill
dren at the bath house, corner Monroe
and Ionia-sts. NJ. S. LABoURsLIER.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
.L|V|N NGSTON HOTEL
MAKE NO ERROR (!
where,

IfyOu have made up your
mind that you need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go at once to DR.. $.
Clay Todd, 43 MOnrOe-st.,
room 4, Grand Rapids, Mich.
He will save you much ex-
pense and loss of time. DIR.
TOdd's hospital and other
experience in foreign cOun-
tries, together with his
purely vegetable and harm
less remedies imported di-
rectly from those countries,
and 25 years special prac-
tice i'm the largest cities i'm
the United States, render
him peculiarly fitted for the
work of curing apparently
hopeless cases.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

VIC. L. u. meetings at Good Tempars' Hall
corner South Division and Island-sts. Central
Union meeting, Thursdays al 2;30 p. m; q
meeting. Thursday. 30 p. m; Union OF III Unions,
first Thursday OF each month; girls sewing
school. Saturday 2:S0 D. N.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

The perfume of violets. the purity of
the lily, the glow Of the rose, and the
flush of Hebe combine IN Pozzoni' g
wondrous Powder.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

T. J. Lucas is having q very lsrg
sale on the $500 French kid hand turl
shoes for $3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

A large hne q nsv styles FOR n sses
from IL 70 IS years.
r. P. KppEs 4 CO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Get your furniture re-upholstered at
BlTge Il Shattuck's, i53 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

The "3 J' Club will give a socia
dance every Thursday evening at Co
KS Armory on Pearl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Registration DAYS. October 3o-8l ard
November D. You cant vois thlf fsl
unless you fe-reel lsteT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

ossket, bat you can obtain either a. Is
West BTidge-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

speciaI bargains u school closks-
r. =. Krr0rR A CO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Registration days, October 30-3l and
November ]. You can't vote this fail
unless you re-register.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Every ssck q LILY WHITE flour
hss . picture Ct cur nlllL None genuine
wltacut 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
whsts ~ Neis.s

Why, that's Tie Tumble II pTioes A
Hstchs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Tn order - rofs everybody must rs-
reg ser Ooi. s9-si snd NvF J.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Suits to order st shsttuck s Tro.
BRIDGES, "a Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

The following is . list o. u. narr'sss
licenses isssso sRos last pub SHED vith ths
names. rssldsass -8ss estsias Toe city ans
sres 81 ths psrtissi hets
Ninot J. Hunfley. wsyisnd. Susie L
Hack eff Tl-T
I'd. ware SUSIE DsKss .- 2i--lf
Jusss6 " sander. Nintis Dsrnes. Buf-
Ilngfon -..-...-......-...-.....-....... 22-p
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26


To those looking for something
original IN Body Brussels, Moquettes,
Administers and the better grades Of
carpets We extend = cordial invitation
to thoroughly examine our unusually
large showing IN this class of floor
coverings. Experience has taught as
that skilled workmanship must be
shown in this class of goods and that It
will be appreciated by the purchaser.
We positively guarantee perfect making
and fitting. SMITH q SANFORD.
Fresh shrlmps and scallops at Det-
tenhaler's.
GO to Lucas for good, reliable Shoes
and Rubber Goods. sold on their mer-
It's. snd al low prices.
The "s j. Club VIII give a social
dance every Thursday evening 81 Co.
Ks ArmoTy on Pesrl.st.
The Reeds Lake Electric Railway
Company viii resume running oses To-
DAY.
The Mckinley bill does not effect
Lucas fine shoes. He q selling them
less instead Of hlgbsr.
Csu Up sls ~ Tel and order tbe
Moving 'NHns'
GO - ps Leeuw 4 Cofs for window
shades. s. Cfrans viiis-swe.
Goto Lucas' for good. reliable Shoes
and Ruhher Goods. sod OF tbeT r1er-
ia. ard - iow prices.
We wiH ofeT this week ve~v hard
some nev me x CbeSeiie csTtslr.s tnsi
are worthy of year luspectson- Oar
Lace curta n IIns = comp lste iu pretty
Is ard pT5oes On rs case sre lover
thsn ever. SsnTE 4 SAsfoRD.
For barns, scsids, bruisss sd a.
rzir I'D soTsness e tas fesh. tbs
r~ana soss sefeole rense1f s. TT. Toonra
Fel@cfrsc 81 r saTs ye8 get t@e
es1a ae.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

In order 20 vote everybody must re-
register Oct. 30-3l and Nov J.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Fvsrvt,osY rnust rs-rszistsf & they
wait e vots as fxls
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
COURT REoosDs.

Everybody must rs-register 4 they
want 70 vote tbs fall.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Everybody must re-regster II they
want TO vote this fall.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

GO 70 Lucas' for good, reliable shoes
"a. ard - iow prlces.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Mrs. Carl Nichols and A. II. More
head will again sing at ST. Marks, al
both services today, taking the places
places of Mrs. +. NJ. Davis, who IL IN the
East, and Frank Stelnmsnn, who is III, +,
respectively.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

GO 10 ps Leeuw 4 Co.'s for window
shades. s. Grancviils-sxe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Cal UP SIS BY Tel and order TIE
Moving Vans
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

The Mckinley bill does not effect
Incas' fine shoes. He q selling them
less instead Of hlgbsr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

The - j. Club VIII give a SOCIAL
dance every Thursday evening 81 Co.
Ks ArmoTy on Pesrl.st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

The Reeds Lake Electric Railway
Company viii resume running cses To-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

GO to Lucas for good. reliable Shoes
and Rubber Goods. Sold on their mer-
It's. snd al low prlces.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Prof. Colwell is organizing a string
quartette, 10 appear at chamber con-
certs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

1t is expected that the series of sacred
Sunday night concerts will be COM
menced AT the Park Congregational
Church one week from tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

vALLKr Cry MLLESs co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

commencing Monday morning, Oct.
II, we shall place ON sale our entire
me OF Fancy Ribbons at greatly re-
duced prices.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Fresh shrImps and Scallops at Det-
fenhaler'e