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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-24

WILLIAM WHITE,
U. s. Deputy Surveyor and U. =. Deputy Mineral
Surveyor.
Locations made upon public lands. Furnishes
information relative to Spanish and Mexican
land grants. Offices in Kirscbuer Block, second
floor. SAINTS Re. N, N
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-24
Stop Of al Flagstaff

And hunt bear, der and wild tn key in the
magnificent pine resls Of the San FRANCISCO
mountains; or visit the ancient ruins OF the
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-24
Cave and Cliff DWelIers.

d D. ROBINSON, General Manager.
". A. BlssEI.L ten. Pass Agt
r. T. BERRY, Gen AgL, Albuquerque, n
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-24

T. D. CATRoN. j. II. KNAEBEL. r. W. CLANCY,
CATRON, KNAEBEL L. CLANCY,
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors In Chancery
Santa Fe, New Mexico. Practice in all the
Courts In the Territory One of the firm will be
Mt all times iii Santa re
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-24

T.F CONWAY. G. G. POsEY. W. A. HAWKING.
CONWAY, POsEY q HAWKINS,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Silver Citr
New Mexico. Prompt attention given to all
business intrusted to our care. Practice in sll
the courts OF the territory
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-24

Attorney and Counselor at Law, P. o. Box
"F," Santa Fe N. M, practices in supreme and
all district courts of New Mexico. Special at
tention given to mining and Spanish and Mex
lean land granL litipAtinn
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-30
Application for a Patent.
notice No $40.
UxiraD STATS LAnD osS1cz.

UxfTAD STAfks LAND Osv7cx.
HAlLks, IDAHO, July so, 1850,
Notice 10 herr BY siven that the By C.mss Gold
Mining Con, pshy. . cor ptrst'tD duly organised
and existing under and BY virtue II the laws Of
s sSs ind 81 III Il ~ I. .ns .o nee II
try, m duiisg bus1us - 10 the county OF Logan.
State u ldsho. ~ - attorney in fast w. H. Watt.
VII % p.ss office ID: ress p HAIL ,. A,turse
9tst.s stei.t tor tue
Bag CAMAs LOBE MINING CLAIM AND
situate In section Is, Townshir .o.sh, Range II
east. and ON uusnrvtyed land IN low ship north.
hsn9e rs east Boise Mertaisn. Miner Hill MIR.
ing DtstEtc.. LSsn formerls Altur q unity.
ldaA, cor sistshg VI 1870 Ear feat Of the lode
sud sur ground 60 feet WI. e. b. ing Lat No ~
A ana aud desrvihed In the held notes and plat
OF the CAhcia survey IN Ole in this ONE, with
east. - follows: fF
.. ~ p,,ua . the "B,a cam.s" lode claim. Lot
~ 4. elrvss srs9 A,
VII re The motto. II - ,vcas'on was origin, ny
ported. running thsnss n.r,h - deg ees .sss $40
feet q csrL.r No J.; II. ace ssath e degrees
esses y S,nusrs v'ss Hoo i..t 70 sosnsr 10. i. 3;
sh.se. .ostl e 3.s.sss ss.t - :: "a. esrstr 81
~ 4 is ss s.s% ;ss,ss
sn sr~a Of % .Azffoos rec spllisd for No Gun
1lcts From {. msr No the M.a'hw. q corner Of
section Y. 1evs aiy uosta. ss.gs !! at. bssr.
Prom cesnss 10. rcSn Z Nosl 81 L., ~ beass
south 10 deVrs - ~ n. uutes west - feet
nssesiptisn q tn Big scsnAAs ann M. Lot ~
Hssiasine q eos.es Ne. /, runptne tAsucs pcr<a
"a degrees - minu.es west SO feat Is eosnes No. 2:
1hsnee nsstA - degrees - minutes esst ~ l.f0
6eg4 - corner Ne ,; eAe0ce south n 1eeroea 81
minute q 80 fest - corner No. Z; thence eouth
- d~aEsss 20 1nuts west va Tia Tea 10 ecsn%s
No !: end plare u b. Ginnt,E survsv Of ext, rio~
bsundsste Of mill site. lrcluding an ares VI
acyesh' piled fr No eor0icfs.
Frm Corner No. the seuthw~st corner Of See
soMt adcg'ee ~ minutes wsst Mes . 10 feet
Fr IA corner No sur - No. ~ survey $50
besre north 70 aeptees - miBFut@s v IT 10 f.es
Thps I'd mining claim an mill site biting Of
r~s' I'd IN the once the County R-cs.rder ~ said
mtuing district u Gsa<hone, II the rounty OF
Log a and Eta ? ~ IOuho.
'fhe ne~ress known lecnt '0na betnR the "(sold
Point and ''ot9 camo Fraction" lode mining
AIRY eva III p<r.cp. a smane adversely .ny Dor.
ften - the ertd mtg Csmss'' L de- mt my cl I'm,
iat,! ne ~ suf.ec- eraurd. are i. quiz. 70 NJ
Idaho. within th~ stx.vA ~ ratuc.ttrn thereof.
or they vii h~ h n d ~ vtrtu- - M prcvirtn,s
Of the Statute In such cse. ms.st and D .y'6+d.
". =. R.LrY. Register
DIR IT that re FOREGOING HOtre = -pp tcsf4np
for psaectfe published for thsp rto Of sixtv Asvs
in The WoeD RlvpR rAuv TiMEa . newsrsVer
published At Rai'sy. I'd hc. berg The new, DER
publt' he'd nesrest raid c'si,n.
Ftsst publication July %, l&o.
W. 6.WAm, atees1eyfe4 elal0a01 i
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-30
NoTlcE-TIABER CULTURE

U. 9. LAND ovsIcs. HAnrY. In mo,
June u. 1870
Compl int having heen entered II tbia once by
Thoma. B. hastings against William X. Russell,
for failure to c,ml ~ wit law "a h Timher
Culture ntry No. 81, dat, a september 30.
1857, upon the 8. W 4 section 70. Tow, ship
Range Is E In Logan o, MY Idnha With ! viev
T. the canoe lstion Of said ntry contestsDa all%g
ting shst said William Il. Russell hes failed e.
plant or cause to be plan ed md cu t,vated the
BE- pls ted end cultivate. th- - q psft,ex are
hereby SUNNI ned % sppeaf at this once 90 the
9ise dsy es July. lssO, At oclck O. n 10 respcnu
failure. "A = =
3iss 4. O. BILLINGS.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-30

Has attained . standard aof excellence
which admits Of no superior.
II contains every improvement that
Inventive genius. skill and money can
produce.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-30
Application for Ratsat.
rorscx No "a.
On rkD SrAaEs LAND 0vy1c1,
AAIlkx tuARO. August Is. loS

90 $500 ---s ~ 8a si - q
UN TED SxAaks LAND OyvIc1.
HAuxx iuAaO. Aurust III 1000
ros,c. !. h.,ens .,,.r .,..t.. \. ii ~. n,,a
.,a s.i.s- H,s,,", ~asI ~ - WI"
4. ! mae, a.. i. - *. 49, % ~ ~.
rir..,,.i - :. - Hsn :, ..si. 80. e ~,
,tv.n ~ !, snn. c.tr ~ -h.. :. ~. ~, .Sa..n.
h. H.,l-v Ait..'s .n,,'.t. as..r - ~" =
,..ss .ny,,.. an a.. ~ ns." ~
~ .PP''Se'oA 'o' ou"@" 8's'e' ssss " aos
"wArr.A wArrA rnnr Isr~rxc =, .,,s =.
$500 HiIr 40 SAA"AA NJ
.,x, :. a, M,.., III, 49,. c.A. 49,.
cssr.s -. - Ia.S D'.'cs ~ Nsusss
h.. ~ ~. "a. IA .n,t.c s,.,'., c ~. ,sas.l
h~,r. - ~ % e~ ~ ssCs1u w. 49, "au "
AID =, :. =" Nit -, ~. tTc,. - ne
~ ~, sl Plss y. VIC Soc'f survey IN 70 III
- ,,.tm.. ~. ~. n.ssn ~ sst,''oo % 10 oeR'ses
~ u..A s.se.,os' :. -, : ~
e - ~, ~ ~ 3. a.. "s'ss 'Sooe OAsi". DUE
.mnom..n. ~" :. =" ,tn :; :. a.. s..
=, sn.,sE - oesinI Ank ~ .ne oiscnv y /.
~ i.e % neer' ~ ~ MINUS wsrt I'0 fses
~. an ses sns son go .ns ~ .u.n - de-
sh.,,c. s..h :. az ..e' ~ smM y NJ ~. !:
.or,se ~ ' ~ =. .e. ~ "
ts"s q r. ~ h ~, ~. ~ ~ !,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-30
Notice Of Sale.

Notice 10 hereby given. that hv virtue Of IN oe
d. VI sale. made b the Probate Court Of Altursa
county. 1eirtt"ry Of Idaho. In the mstter OF the
est t. Of kichulsa Boucher, des <aaest, dAted th%
18th dav Of April 1890, will cell At pubic suc.
thu to the highest bfHdsv for cssh 81 the frunt
door II the G. urt House N HALEY. - moon the
tere+t Of the tate Of N,ch las Houci e. d cess
in srdto tse following scfi6ed pr. misses. y.
Wit: The I. rxtLt' iaiso called the ..chtcaso-)
dred feet VI psA nten greupd; tie. ,ustir~' ,s,sc
knne - So rsdo", mlnina clstn; the ..Consol,
dated Virginia. |" "Anrth htAr." ...silv. STAR
sre st.uat~ in Nibrrsl Hill Mining Dfslr Is, il
satd county. about two miles We, o. the town 81
Button. on shs divide betwesn sid towp and
beer Lstk.
Dated July 7th. 1890.
W.T.. RILEY,
Administrator Ut said estate.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-30
Notice fer Publication.
LAND OsvicH At rAMfY. IDApo,
8' ffeSeaA July 9th. l6o0. sF7a

LAND OyYlcE At rAuEY. IDAno,
ffsS&A July 9th, lsoo.
Notice r. heseby given that the following.
named settler hes filed notice 1T hfa T. tn on 10
n,skr dnst proof III support OF his CHIN, ara thu
ssia proof will b. mssiH befnrs the kc9tst aud
'ecei<er at Hsi.ty. Idsho ON August e. 1880 viz:
Sarah y. Heattn. for the Lot ), 0erhon Town.
ship z North, Il II Fast. 6g .
He names the foll'~inR witnesses 4. prove his
continuous r sdatDre upsD ard u'usattsh a..
sid land. WIG: George Mcconnell, n nh Ktfts.
asssson. and !. y. Swan, all u pess Gre 4.
Idaho. ~ &#.s,.sssl5
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-30

RfHnEc II yon de>ir~ them ma use fooliss
usO"c1 away time IN things thst cont nav:
hut a>nd $40 stence f.,r M.g, thcert cufst ~
anr Great Few stsnls, Bock. II took ard terms
not a.ttsf.ctOrs We :. furd yonr me- ~. No rtsk
y" capital needed Pcth lsd"r nd gerti. men
mple' ed fon'f les time in writing .st.p In
white the waters sre t,oabl+d" Da,s sre warth
dollaIs. -ddysss B. :. yenaneM Co., leQo Mas
st.. AckWoo1 &a
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

Summer brings not only - dlscom-
forts, but rs attending peials 70 taous-
ands OF toliers, their wives and little
ones, and statistics show thai large
proportion OF these children die from
what Is known as summer complaints,
diarrhRa. cholera infantum and Gysen-
terry. Now, as doubtless, every eyll has
lis remedy, so every disease has lIs
cure, and no fact IL better established
by the experience OF thousands than
that these diseases of children are per-
fectly cured by Humphreys mild,
pleasant and perfectly harmless speei-
fics Nos 4. and 6. Nurses declare
they are infallible and have saved hun
dreds of children. Humphreys speci-
tics have found their way INTO nearly
every household. They are called for
notonly by the mother prescribing FOR
her aiiing child, because they are mid
and et.icacious, but by old and young
throughout the land in whom con-
tinued experience OF their results. has
developed confidence enjoyed by no
other Boston, Nass., TrareIer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction.

Seventeen years ago l lived with my
father and mother On the banks OF the
Stranger river. in Atchison county. Kan
sas. was only years Of age, and one
day my youthful fancy was caught by
the pretty colors of a blacksnake. :
pulled small ring of my finger and a
string out Of my pocket. Placing the
ring over the head OF the snake, l started
home in triumph, dragging the snake at
my heels, and feeling as much a con-
qGeror IS the Roman emperor who
dragged the captives behind his char
lots In climbing over q fence my cap
tive made its escape. Ring, string,
everything disappeared
/ shed a few tears az the time, but had
forgotten tie matter until lately. re-
turned to the vicinity of my old home
in Atchison county for the purpose Of
buying some sheep. While crossing a
small creek that flows into the Stranger
river my attention was called by the
barking Of my dog to a strange some
thing in a tree. | investigated and
found there an immense blacksnake.
Alltf Ten Arrs 4Dh-- D-lWTrfi Ailo Ati-
aud myself we succeeded in killing the
snake, though I was obliged 70 use in
the warfare both club ard revolver.
The dog finished the snake by giving it
a shaking and tearing il IN pieces.
You VIII hardly believe me, 1 know,
but you can have my head if it wasn't
the same identical snake that got away
from me seventeen years ago. How do
/ know? Simple enough. That little
blaCksuaks had grown to be n monstrOus
big one; the little silver ring around It's
neck had crown until It was as large as
3 lady's bracelet, and the piece Of twine
had grown until il had become a good
sized rope. Bat the strangest part Of all
was that the dog had shaken out seven
teen little blacxspaxes. and that each cna
was the exact counterpart of the snake
chat made It's escape from me in the long
$40. while around the necks Of each Of
the seventeen young ones were silver
rings, and attached "a these rings were
short pieces of twine. And upon each
one of these silver rings you could plain
II distinguish the Initials Of my name.
Just as they had been stamped in the sil-
YER ring that 7 wore when yesrs old
Kansas City Times.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

DisPatsa Polats sesu se- ths Uaisa -Ha
Brsshsz Assa.

DErsogr July Il.--Anotasr q the
lnpoftaaE matters % eoas before TIE
iSoa Aoi9erss ccnysnIloas : tie estAo-
ilsaaaeat of q nzUonai sex oeae1t, saen
beas1ls beng nov coaEDsd % local Or
gaa.zslsons.
Il : expected that after the lapse q
a iea days Ihe sabjset OF the relations
existing between tns IN oa and tae
br0lnerbooa AL bs brought ap. Tie
latter o1gs g zat.on : BODY or i1ActiDe
-ho.ceEs. mesg of sb.cl formerly be-
l0ngec ~ tne unIen. who seeded Tor
reasons Z ven AZ iengta before. Is 8
pretty well understood that tie dele
gates - the International convention
are - favor Of having the union placed
on a frisgdly footing With the BROTHER
hood. ald e IS also known that the
brotherhood are Wiling 70 20
moEe taaB halE way 10 such desirable
end. Il : feared, however that Pres
dent fitzpatrick wl4l look upon the
move wltn aistssoE, OF 20 10 the length
II opposing all action short OF the
absorption or tie brotherhood by the
union Al present the relations OF the
tao bodies are strained IA consequence
or yerral and written structures and
claims asserted and denled on both
sides. EOr example, the union claims,
that the brotherhood ) lesseulng 10
point Of numbers by gains from It's
ranks 10 that OF the union, while the
brotherhood asserts large additions 10
rs ranks last month, Tar exceeding the
gam IN any other gwen month. The
biggest hone OF contention between the
tIO Is the recognition OF working cards.
The brotherhood claims that the union
cards have passed current with them
while the union refuses 10 recognize
cards issued by the brotherhood. On
the question OF members he-
longing TO each of the
organizations, while the brother
hood admits 20 5000 only as their gem
ulne figures, they say that II they eek
oned membership as does the union, bv
counting admissions only and allowing
for no designations, etc, they could
show that the brotherhood had a men,
bershIp of 1000. AS the union claims
% 900 in their ranks, If the method of
counting l. correct as quoted, they have
a bona fide membership OF but 1900.
It Is possible If the two bodies come to
an understanding and the autonomy of
the brotherhood is syielded by the union,
the former will apply for admission to
the National Federation OF Trades and
stand on an equal footing with all other
recognized bodies. Should this come
abOutitwOuld havea tendency TO induce
the bench and stove molders 10 q like
independent course and dissolve the
present aggregation of bench mOlders,
stove mOlders and machinery mOlders,
known as the Iron Molders' Union of
North America.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
a Valuable Invention.

The weakest and most dangerous
part of the buggy made safe. The
singletree bolt of all buggies and car
rlages is considered by all 10 be the
weakest part about it, as there is a
heavy side draugnt on it. the weight on
it being pulled by the little fiye-six-
teenth bolt. Three-fourths Of our single
trees seen on our streets are unsafe.
Notice them how they pull over the
bolt bends and the plates wear down IN
front. This weakest part of the buggy
has caused the death Of many one.
This you all know. II you will call at
ls4 Fulton-st., Park Place, room l3,and
see DR.. p. II. Flynn's safety bolt, just
out, you willmore than be pleased. Itss
safe, neat and stylish, and can be used
on light or heavy rigs. Call between 10
and II, 2 and 4, you who want : good,
live business. The best bargain ever
offered IN Grand Rapids, Mich. Gail
at once. / will remain only few days.
Agents wanted and territory for sale.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
The Chicago Route.

Grand Rapids d Indiana and Michi-
gan Central railroad, through Wagner
sleeping cars. Commencing Monday,
June %, trains will run as follows:
Grand Rapids to Chicago - Leave
Grand Rapids, 1925 q. M, 1l:30 .. II;
arrive Chicago, 4:l5 p. M, S;05 4. NJ.
1925 u. IN. ran has Wagner parlor car,
Grand Rapids TO Chicago, harriving
there in time for all afternoon Western
connections. 1880 p. N. train has
through Wagner sleeping car. These
trains will run daily except Sunday.
Chicago to Grand Rapids-Leave Chi
cago, 7.05 q. H., $40 p. m, 1910 p. NJ;
arrive Grand Rapids, 2:05 D. m, 500 p.
NJ, 6:50 a. m. $40 p. m. train has Wag-
ner parlor car, Chicago to Grand Rap
IDS, daily except Sunday. Dining car
attached between Chicago and Kalama-
700. 1910 p. IN. tram daily except
Saturday, has through Wagner sleeping
car.
For sleeping car reservations, apply
ut Union ticket office. Monroe-st., or to
A. AlmQust at station.
c. l.. LOCKWOOD, G. P. & T. A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

OWsnx 10 tie exc-tlng RACES Yesterday
tae anef,o.. as of i9ss a. NoTth PARK
Pace aas not very largely attended.
Azay have EXPRESSED tnelF desire n zt-
teno tas 6nal sAle today. That sErSn-
gers are attracted 60 tbs bsaaUtal sub
uFe s sYlGeea q Ihs IacG parties tr0n
NateTaaru. Coaa., kRnszs CITY, Me-;
feogl3. H.. CEDAR springs SD4 A0r.ey
have n9H purchased. The beautiful
North Park rssoEg, tae tetAl sxolas.en
OF the l.Quor business aDd the pTota-
oiaty that lhe fslz grounds Vii te per
mSnently located across the river, are
smoBg the advantages claimed for TINS
as & residence suburb saving nothing
OF cheap aad RAPID lEansp sp0rt4ton, sew
erage ana pure water supply. tents
vii be ersSted today apon TIE hlgnest
ground where the sSie viii be con-
cluGed. As can be seen from Tue aver
age selling prices there : tne margln
for speculation Tor any not desiring 70
make TINS q home. Those wishing 20
purchase should mol fail 70 90 50 today.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

TIllR.
PALO ALTO-2:l2 l-2.
The Great California Stallion Now at
the Detroit Club Track.


the Detroit Club Track.
Another one of the blue ribbon meet
ing attractions Is the famous stallion
Palo Alto. In his makeup he is a
horse of remarkable finish, combined
with great substance. He was foaled
February IA, 1882, and like his world
noted stable companion, the peerless
Sunol, was bred on the Palo Alto stock
farm of Hon. Leland Stanford, Menlo
Park, California. His sire, Elec-
tioneor, has produced more phenom-
enal speed than any stallion, living or
dead, having thirteen tcotters to his
credit, with records varying from 2:10i
TO 2:20. His dam, Dame Winnie thor
oughbred), is also dam of Big Jim, by
Gen. Benton, 2:234, and Gertrude Rus
sell, by Nactioneer, 2:234. Palo Altos
present mark is 2:l24, obtained ct Napa,
Cal. November I6, 1889. He is entered
in the free-for-all at the blue ribbon
meeting of the Detroit Driving Club, in
which he will meet MIchigan's famous
stallion, Alcryon, and the great mares
Susie S. and Hour. all foemen worthy
OF his steel. el.-Deroit Ne,Cs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
W. Angus KERN. the talented young

W. Angus KERN. the talented young
mimic and humoTlst, Will give an enter
t2inment at Greenwood Hall, No. 81
Canal-st., next Saturday evening, July
y. for the beneftof Lechleder Council,
order OF Chosen Friends, 10 which all
are invited to be present. HIS rendition
OF the "Chariot Race" from the novel
Ben Hur, j. alone worth the price Of
admission, which is only 20 cents for
admits; children under II years. half
price.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
Another Franchise.

A new franchise has been granted by
the town board OF Grand Rapids town
ship to the Reeds Lake electric railway,
giving the right to run along Wood
ward-ave. and the Ada gravel road to
the Lake House. 1t will then run
across the channel to the pavilion. This
line Will tEen be connected with the
line which Will run to the new Belknap
pavilion. The trains viii run out by
way of the pavilion and back by the
Lake House. Work Will be commenced
at once on the new lines.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

WAsaIsoTos, jay il.-F0F Lower
siichszan. showers "a the northwest
far ia tns southwest pcrtonsi warner
soathsriy windsi For Upper aieasssns
shoSeEss sopther.y viDdsi staleG4fy
temperature sisAtiy cooler
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
A SNEAK THIEF'S HAUL.
lie Gets Gold Watch and n Fat Pocket
book at Sweets.

Yesterday morning Martin Mezey and
A. c. Mezey, his son, reported the loss
of gold watch and $40 in money,
which had been taken from the pockets
of the former, at Sweets Hotel, the
night before. They are both travelling
men from New York. When they went
to bed. they failed to bolt the door Of
their rooms. The indications are that
the theft was the work of some one
connected with the hotel, but, as the
door was unbolted, no blame can at
tach to the management.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
The TELEGRAM HERALD,
No. j. Pearl Street.
Grand Rapids. Mich
THE ECHICAoo-GRASD RAPIDS SHORT
LINE.
The Only Through Train service Between
Grand Rapids, Traverse City aud Chi
cage is via the Chicago & West
Michigan ny. TO New BunElo,
Thence via Michigan Cent


Grand Rapids, Traverse city aud Chi
cago il via the Chicago & West
Michigan ny. 10 New Buffalo,
Thence via Michigan Cent
raj Railroad.
Traverse City and Grand Rapids 10
Chicago:
Leave Traverse City, a. m, 1915
p. N.
Leave Grand Rapids-Es:30 a. M,
$l:55 p. M, fll:35 p. N.
Arrive Chlcago-*3:20 p. r., S7:55 p.
m, 1906 a. m.
tExcept Sunday. fDaily.
Except Saturday train, leaving Ira
verse City G:l5 p. m, has through
sleeper TO Chicsgo; also through comhi-
nation sleeping and chair car, arriving
Indianapolis 1879 Il. IN.
At Chicago connections lnade with
dvergIug lines for ali points west,
southwest aad northwest, at Grand
Rapids with D.. L. q y. Z. 4. FOR Ian
sing, Detroit and all points east.
Chicago 20 Grand Rapids and Traverse
City:
Leave Chicago-s9:OO a. m, $40 p.
M, fl0:l0 p. IN.
Arrive Grand Raplds-*3:z0 p. ni.,
+l0:l5 p. M, 1850 d. ~.
Arrive Traverse City-Fll:05 p. M,
$500 a. m, fi:00 p. III.
Except Sunday. fDaily.
The 4:40 p. M. tram has through
sleeper Chicago 10 Traverse City, ccn-
Meeting with palace steamers, arriving
Charleyoix 1900 noon; Petoskey, 2 700
p. m; H2rbor Springs, 2.30 p. IA.
Mackinac Island 1860 H. m. St lQnate.
7:3o p. N.
The 1910 p. m. train has through
sleeper 10 Grand Rapids, connecting
with combination sleeping and psrior
car that iesves indianapolis $50 p. m,
except Sunday, arriving Traverse City
100 p. II. NM. 4. CAvEET.
Acting Gen. Pass Agent.
WM. A. CARPENTER, Traffic Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

Roses West India Lime Juice makes
a delicious cooling drink diluted with
water, and an excellent flavoring as a
substitute for lemon in custard and
puddings. Z. j. HERRIcK.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
Change in the Program.

There has been slight change IN the
program for the ball players benefit
game Sunday. 1t will take place at
Alger Park instead of Ramona Park,
as previously announced. There are
six members Of the old Grand Rapids
club left in town. They will make up
the balance OF a nine from city anna
teurs and play against the Westons.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
we Get Fifth Prize.

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MILWAUKEE,, July ll.-Grsnd Rapids
Division No. 6, Knights of Pythiss, is
awarded fifth prize in the drill contest.