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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
THE OBSERVER


God hAs sery plainly st forth TIE
duty OK cnshdx-a - parents, As gen
sxal rule, Ia sac FIFTH Commandment,
where he says, Honor thy father ana
ny n ther, thzs thy days may Be long
II tie lad, which the Lord, thy God
giyeth thss."
II. Paul FesteE2tss tEls command,
snsn hs says, N writing - tae Ephe-
a4ns, sH0aor thy father aud NY
mother, which i TIE nrst eommGad-
nsnE with promise" :. Paul also
says, eChiidfen obey yoAr parents Ia
the Lord. Tor tals J. right"
We ~ hsEe state JlzL Is Is NECESSARY
for Us ~ knos just bow TAR this con-
mzaQmsut st4I govern our lives,
especially after arriying At years OF dis
cseElon.
The expresssoa Of -. Paul: ''Childreo
. otey your parents Gilgnt well apply 70
older persons, business men, young
men al4 sOsnea, aud 10 the parents
themselves. How can NE expect TO
have children obey wien Ne ourselves
30 not obey our Heavenly parent, but
/ instead sct . nad e1amulei
We should a obey the higher laws
As lmplclIly and ulquesLionaoly as We
ask the child % Go. one OF the 1rst
lessons which child should learn IS TO
| obey the law Of right without asking
the reason Tor so doiag, believing that
the pAreut or teacher knows what Is
best for the child, and n this conncc
| ton We viii say one OF the flrst and
most important lessons child has
10 learn Is 10 obey hs parent or his
master, even though & may seem hard
/ 10 understand fully ths reason.
The first great aim OF the parent, the
teacher or the employer should be 10
create IN the mlnd ef the child or pupil
/ the true idea OF Justice and right, 10
impress upon them the Importance of
care and responsibility, tben lie will,
as natural conseQurnt e, eyentuate
| happily, whatever natural or unavOid-
able obstacles may lie between the
cradle and the grave. Duty. truth,
| honesty, integrity and justice should be
strongly inculcated into the character
OF every child, having these esentlal
/ characteristics. Obstacles can be more
easily overcome. Without these esen-
tials the child is likely TO drift, as does
the ship without rudder.
The just man Is a power in himself
even when IN the midst OF storms, OF
sickness, of poverty, and sorrow; yes,
any other seeming or real misfortune.
To him, IN life, or in death, all things
do in the end work together for good.
The gods have a care of all VINO desire
10 be Just, and whose aim is to reach as
near perfection as lies IN the power OF
man 10 attain ty right living, through
pursuit of honesty and integrity.
An upright character is OF more
worth than al the ill-galned wealth
amusements and luxuries, and cost:
| much less to secure 1t.
There Is at least great satisfaction
in the dong of right.
Children, obey your parents, and by
so doing grow up strong and manly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

The Boston Transcript states that spa
per Is now made to serve for steel and
IRON. When strong fiber Is used it can
be made into a substance so hard tina :
II can scarcely be scratched. Railroad
car-wheels are made OF 1t more durable
than iron. A store III Atlanta, Ga, has
been built entirely OF paper. Tue raft
ers, weather-boards. roof and flooring
are all made Of thick compressed paper
boards, impervious 10 water. On ac-
count of the surface OF the paper being
smooth ana hard il cannot catch on fire
as easily as q wooden building. 1t IS
found warm in cold and cool IN hot
weather. The Breslau tireproot CHIN
ney has demonstrated that cooking and
heating stoves, bath-tubs and pots,
when annealed by process that rem
ders il tireproof, becomes more lasting
than iron and will not burn out.
Cracks in floors around the sklrung
board, or other parts of q room, may be
neatly filled by thoroughly soaking
newspaper in paste made rs thick as
putty and forced into the cracks with q
pastc-knife. 1t will soon harden and
can be painted. Black walnut frames
are made of paper and so colored that
no one can tell them from the original
wood. 4 paper piano has lately been
exhibited IN PARIS. The entire case IS
made of compressed paper, TO which Is
given a hard surfacc-a cream-whlte
Brilliant polish. The legs and sides are
ornamented with arabesques and floral
designs. The exterior, and as much of
the interior as can be seen when the
instrument is open, are covered with
wrcaths and medallions painted in
miniature. An Italian monk has sue
ceeded in constructing an organ where
the pipes are made of paper pulp. It
has 400 pipes of various sizes. The
American Cottonseed Oil Trust Is now
constructing a mill for making paper
from the hulIs remaining after all the
oil mas been squeezed out of the cot
tonseed. They are contemplating the
erection of n lo0-ton mil for the same
purpose. These hulls have heretofore
been considered worthless. 1t has so
far proved so successful that the Trust
proposes erecting mills ut different
points in the COuO1-ralsing country.
Of course this will somewhat revolu-
tlonize the paper trade. A new MIL
for the manufacture OF paper
from moss has been recently established
in Sweden. Paper of different thick
ness and psste00ard made of It have
already been shown, tho latter even in
sheets three-quarters Of al inch thick.
IL is as hard as wood, and can be easily
painted and polished. II has al the
good qualities, but none of the defects.
OF wood. The psstebosrd can be used
for door and window frames. architect
ursl ornaments and ell kinds of oTna-
nnents. Toe csihng OF the Assembly
Chamber, at Albany, y. Y. Is made OF
papier-mscAe. IL q a model of It's
kind, and appears go ! - marble as to
deceive the most expert eve. The Ia 3
est idea = 70 ne pAper instead Of wood
for lead pencils. lv using a patent
preparation by NhCh t can be cut as
easily "a tbe softest wood"
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
T. ]. Lamb & Company,

RIAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION.
SAND io South Ioaia-st Phone 81.
Is0R sALE-Ths new plsnins mil al seuih
Grand RAPIDS. oonsistlRg ~ acry ~ tapa
lying between tue Michigan Central Hnd a. n.
a J. ny racAs. etlh siae tracks fruE bah
sefsee new ~ ssa eassne ana l.olleT % frS % esers
saws, sbsitinE, etc. etc. Ihis it 3 good l'iaIf
fol fusDGiaci urtng and vii D. SOLD az a BAT
gala. OF wli form stock company IA desired
fer mAnufsct tarsng furniture. etc. etc Price
Si,ytv- Ncrtr2ponct nee soliclteo-
kOk SAl.E-Me have splendid fTuii farm
near the city, CONSISTING o ~ acrrr- fhe
farm Is st villa aboGi s.Us chaicc peach IrUss
Apples. pears piums. cherries. Qulucrs. gia5.tS
straw berries. rHspbeFl1es. etc. etc. Ibt ao ilsr
and barn are new. and The arm - supplied VIII
excellent water. About ib acres a. ll make ar
excellent garden. pnee. $50 pei acre. Terms
easy
EOR sALE-lIouse And lot on Syringe
north 81 Oakes 81 lof aiAl0l fcVt, Tuullius
10 an alley. The house u a large con nlod lous
building and now rents fOf e., per month. This
is hrst-cisss property oI a. ln nNosinfrHt q benz
near the uaN ppflo4 81 the city aud c. usf %
Mouroe-sL. where prices are rapidly aoNauc-
Ing.
TO BUILDERS-We have 10000 feet ~ frsi-
class he!anOck bail stun Uhicn Nc viii eel
OF e1ehsnge ter e@fpentef OF mason verk We
also have inc line q shingles aad lNtn which
We will sell cheap for cash.
Eok sALB-fo bui dina iots on Bgtterworth
ave These lots are bSrEAiE and srs - "a
~ thr reach o. tie laborlnE classes. Jhrt = a
within lQ minutes WaE az 81 factories AID u
minutes walk from fae posf-ottoc. wa! ecl
Oh easy tetms froa 80 10 $50 each.
LNOR sALA-f orty acres 0f choice eardes land
nesr hudsonFiil letstston also . house and
! lot 10 HucsoBsilf~ wslrh NJ vi Sell 40 d bar
gain and on easy terms 10 the ril,hi parry,
L'OR SAiE-Ne have fac lot that We will
Il trade Tor horse or a horse and buggy
would TAX horse and buggy a firsi payment
on q g.. .0J9 house and Tot Ga Marion ST., south
OF BUIierwo4 tA-aYe-
L'OR SALE-A fine building ioi on Hoibr9of
Il ~. lot 5or - feet. With siley acromaioda-
tioBEs street nneiy grscec Nnd walks biiiif. only
one block from street ca > Pncc. Si..Js.
E'OR SALE-A fine S3Jy soda t0uufaln iu fs-
ceiicnf condition vii De- sold a. q D. rcslu
II taken so0n. VIA exchange FOR horse and
carriage.
VO LOAN-Casb OF personal property. y Nil
store your furnisure at q reasonable pflC
I'VE BUY and sell all kinds al fsrm procuce
w or Viii handle the same on csnnils ssion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
BARGAINS IN
REAL kSTA IEi :
al THB 0ffIcE or
BROOKS & BROOKS.

II YoC WANT = ehssy Aenss sna let cal -
i q We Val flrNikE xos tAllScr ~ t4id
eRe lss - sglie % Ter sis 2sSn. and > poS
f1o4tk
Two T-rsoIa hsasss % Rrssasass sias aowa.
Il tlA per IDentE.
gH0lCE baiiains lst ga crcscsst-sssA: within
= 10 mtnotcs s@tk ~ Roxt~si1o<s ullsi BE SOLO
tllis ls baEs4ins asnt nlss a.
uolsk sna iat. - Asrgh l.zlssssts-st-, 81 =
"A esrsain - ~ne see IA then oAA ~na ..
psrtlcUi ara
l<E uAfK several ehoies balleleg less ga
w Caitste- IA l1sAsstsa-s& aRe ke~ be- ,
stS; cheap sac lSas naar Payments s@sS,
Ne I Hardware stses o. trade tef ssalil
n h0ose sac solns cash eees DC oA a.
esss 0poD - tRspccuoR.
MONEY = leAn- Ase Hsrts@ses esshes "a
IA shor1 notice
cKVERAL housoe sn0 lsss % shsemxsef-si
= Aesl SIDE. oAo-pi e. asws Anc &c So
month.
pI60Esr bargain IN the city on Ksss Bridge-
40 sL Lev aad 1sasra house cheap fer
cast,
"A SeN down balance 90 lohs tllae.
IARM PROPERTY ron sALE--se aarss N
township ~ bloneoh, OIts~a csNaf4s a.
and fair buildings. - acres fous-ana- . -halI
ailios Sesg ~ cas-. a. impfosedi lee hans e.
barn snd other eai ldiassi sooa apple orchara.
idc acres ~ Nidaiestlie- karrs county. lsS
acres lmprofeoi tcn-rooM batscf fNe large
barns. cofa-cflbS. Erelleriss hAd al Dnaessars
tui ding EOod ard feAccs good sol; lO
acres Of erehSIa this iarH T. only a short as
tanoe from thr.1esis4esS center ~ The tosa
once epcB Tuosoay so TharsdH, evenings
III Nk 4 tkOOAe
= ano = New houseman Block.
Telephone lies.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

/ OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.
sKAsD KAPIDs. SUNDAY. APRIL ..

Tzs eislzens Of Grand Rapids were
pieased b learn that, az the last meet
lax Of The 9. z & L Railway Company,
Il was determined 10 spend no great
amount IN patching up the old union
depot building. fs was feared, at one
time. that i was the intention Of that
company % repair and uss for some
f.mo the old structure. Such action,
ksreshacowed as It seemed by the com-
Itany's own declarations, appeared like
abandonment, for an indefinite time,
Of their design 70 put up structure
comparable with the importance OF the
city and the business which it ful n shes
We company. While the city Is anxious
- see such q structure Tus up at no
very distant day. still il can well AFFORD
T. VAT until the large train shed, now
rel under way, "a completed
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
CROzIER & CUTLER'S
Z. p. CALDWELL. MANAGER.
Real Estate Department
Weston BaiIdinE. ID csnsl-st.


Weston BaiIdinE. 10 csnsl-st
OANS-We have several thousand dollars
II on hand which W vii loan ~ blocks u
500 sIgC $3.50 and fHfH. on good fesi estate
security. Crozier a Cutters real estste depart
msnf Weston Building.
lTHAT T. more pleasing than 20 i've IN =
W home bgftit according ~ your own taste
We are prepared 10 build You home sD auy
Of our iots in the south part II the CITY after
your own plans. sud give you long TINE ana
easy payments
DAY VIEW cottage viii bs taken in erchsnes
ID for Grand Rapids property. n done soon.
XyANTFD-Af once fer customer. good
" icing lot on Bsfsyeits. BsrcisF o.
Prospectsfs.
II YOU have snv first c,ass real estate mort
Ezges t. disp9se 81 CAT 81 Dro1ier Cut
isTs resi estate department.
tNANTED-A 6oacre farm. adapted 70 stock
W raising rrst - ffsf-eiass fn every Pc
Epecf; with good buildings, eff-s within Ten
miles of fbe CfT.
LOB SALE-0B payments tvo houses ~
Iuf lrr Pace So ard 8 90 one ou Bridge
ct hefweeB College sna Inien, So Yns ~
Cois-sf. flffC. oDe o. corH~F n HeaIfhf ana
Paris sves si1s one ~ FBrseTe sBf9f ere
en ~onfh IsfaTefts-sf- $50 sn1 ore Hn
sffvaff-avs So 9 snd three ir fbe village -
South Grsnd rapiss. Fer ful psrt eaiars q
rhsan. 81 ~ Crozfer 4 Cutters resl esfsts
6srsrrrsert over fsos~s - Trs1s
I0Ts er 4 stewart Whfte's addition. ~ te
- az Iofs On CIR e9uth gfane kspi1s
pisf ~ - so.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

APRoPos Of Arbor Day. the following
hints are goods Among the best trees
for streets and lawns are four trees
scgar maple. this fine tree stands hrst
red maple, linden and elm. Five de-
siraols trees FOR lawns and yard arc tne
tulo tree. red oak. willow oak, oiack
eherrv and sweet gum (bquid-amoaT
stYracGus)- SIX trees so"'A''s Tor
.p.eisi positions are the sycamore,
hlask birch. ash, black walnut, chess
uut and beech. Two foreigners OF
note. the horse chestnut and the paw
louia."
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

Ok Nay % next = monument Is 70 be
unveiled az Richmond 10 Gen. Robert
L. Lee, rebel and traitor. The nexs
day. May 80. 5 the welLknown Decora-
ton Day. The Seventh Regiment OF
New York State troops has been invited
~ attend the ceremony AZ Richmond
but it VII Dot 20. u has one OF the
best reasons IN the world nor not doing
so-one, when gwen. that cannot offend
those who sent the invitation. The
regiment IS under brigade orders tC
march On Decoration Day, and can not
leave. Il VIII not be necessary for the
rsgimens 20 discuss the propriety OF
participating IN honors shown to the
memory Of dead traitor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

Ax0USe fellow IN Ohio vas out driv-
fng with his best girl recently and hs
buggy vas upset By the horrible roads
He xirg was spilt IN the ditch and bis
buggy badly smashed He appeared
before the commissioners soon after
ward and threatened % bring suit for
DAMAGES. unless they paid $50 for fix
hnz up ths buggy. As he made no
mention Of the giFI. 6 Is possible she
was ruined past rsdempsioa- He didn't
get she SO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
STATE OF ONO, Cry OF TOLEDO }
I E,------ 4


Frank J. Cheney makes oath tina the
Is the senior partner of the firm of +.
J. Cheney d Co., doing business IN the
city of Toledo, county and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of One Hundred Dollars FOR each
and every case Of Catarrh that can not
be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day of De-
cember. A. d. 1885.
A. W. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nslly and acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
r. CHENEY d Co.. Toledo, Q.
Eg Sold by Druggists. 80 cents.
A Sensible Petition.
Task not Dame Fortune Tor worldly fame.
For love. for foTfune. for . thousand things
Ny neighbors' restless prayers forever claim,
Fexlng thine ear vita vain impor innings
All these may pass, nor VII they pass a
meRtea.
Give me "secaIe Flakes" and will rest con
tented.
Black Leghern Flats
Z i
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

A NAY cannot Be expected % love
svsrybo,iy, bus be ought 10 under
sfant. st issss. that the world is large,
ard tbat there may be room enough ian
A. fer evervCne psns and ClsveiSnd
tare much to iearn along thst hne.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

T. s not eften thst 0ns sess re
.rass on parks and lawas - hrrhs ard
xr.sn e. this SINE of tie ysar "a Is =
~a~. Tt has& sua START, md We are
r.lx sarrv that thers Is nos are lsrxs
49, park severed sita 6.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

Il provid'nS. by sarif duties. against
&C. tree Importation of fcreign pro-
d,scts. Congress should rot ovsriook the
urcessijv ~ Al. .ias mere stringent pro
x.s.er,s the isv prohibiting the inn
-orfseon OF r0utract iabCr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
w. B. SWEET & CO..

Successors % Sweet 4 Schmicl)
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AND LOANS.
1925 Monroe Street
Rooms 81 and O.. Telephone l0z7
RESIDENCE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
81 900 buys broom house and lot on Syca
more-St-. sast on Jefer6oR-afe.
81 roo buys sroom house and iot cor Ninsof-
ave. and Jenksst-
81 zoo buys s-r0ofn house on Centef-st be-
tween cycsmore g. Pleasant st
~, 400 buys sroom house east of GrsncYille.
ave. on IouTt5-aYe.
81 300 buys T-roon honse on JerefsoG-ave.
between t.iih-afe. aud sycamore-st
81 900 buys broom house west % south Div.
sOD-si. or Mcl lonBeilst-
81 500 buys s-room house on Center-st.. south
Of HcCoweil-st
$1,000 buys 7-ro3m house on Last Bridges 81.
on cable iine.
90 900 buys room house south Of Fifth ave.
on South DiFsionst
VACANT PROPERTY F0n SALE.
yTE have vacant property in Al parts 0f tho
w city for sale cnesp ano on easy terms.
ACRE PROPERTY FOR SALE
yfl ACRE farm ~ miles from Tower Clock.
w on Ike ROAD. al mproyed. large orchard
sad al NiDds oi small iTuiI Isif buildings
Terms - suit purchases.
Se10 IN gold and q 20 acre farri excellent
toJV sell spc free Of al iBcBmlrafpos ts
excuange for t1ass aud lot worth sit0a Cal
immediately on ". \. Sweet Co. f3zts Mon
ree-st rooms 81 snd 81 Porter bieck
FEMALE HELP wANTHD-2 Dining roor
Il girls and ] chamber Rin - 60 North. q
hotei COOKS second EiriF a per week 8
general cocks. 4 dining room girls. general
girls.
cO-oPEEATIrE EMrLorMErT co
13Zls Monroe Street
Phone lc5. Booms 81 Bns a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
SHEARN & SUTTON

Have charged Their firm name
70 ths Grand Rapids Store snd
Ofsce Furniture Company. and
are prepared - ft % stores,
ofHoes suo do JOB work 81
every description. We make
sesb. Door. p nds, inside Pm
ish, Nouldiags. and pieces ~
furniture rot kept in stock
regularly, also send nnen ont
- tie dsy or houf.
= EFT z = II 2 II z 2 = =
orss6ress Cor. IoUs srd Camps -sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

Smsth 3 Ssnfsra's s. screen = a
beauty I'll mounted couF ete ard
rr.a.sv f7r nse. r. vsn don't Ike the
raoun6ngs W w.a nlcurt ene - please
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

Jrsv Why free trade pscer should
how afous the tarH On works 0f art.
OF 50 per cent. it - hart e. co1ceivs
Trohsbiy e it were rot for that tarff
however. the Kansas and Nebraska
farmers wculd cut burning corn for
foe and exchange a. n ths markets Il
ti,a wcrid. for works of art
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

TIE Miurcnp l. Tribsns makes MS
suggestion Congressman Phslan's
'telegraphic challs nys should have been
been foiiCwsd D. duel by ph0nogrsph.
Fs and Fleming coald hsvs hsslsd
tbeir sounded hCnor BY ssca firing .
revolver ever ons Of Mr.. Edison's zous>
cans and then swspr.'d cylinders.
Future dnehsts should bed shis sus.
gestion." Such a duel Eoud be as e.
fectge a. The ordinary French dusl.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
Y. u G. Association.

Sunday afternoon-I0Ung mems meeting al
4o'elock. All yo1ng mea ara welcome.
junior depaTsment-Gecting for boys only
will be held at o'clock. All boys are welcome
Depot--G0spel meeting and sOns service vii
be held in the Union depot at $3.50 p. m. al
which everybody Is welcome.
Thursday evening-Neeting for men only
viii be held Thursday evening at O'Clock
Young men are cordially invited.
jail services at l2:l5 p. N. open only 10 those
who 20 10 take part in the meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

We have often heard OF those wise
straws which show the way the wind
blows An Ohio man has caught one.
and It shows the way the wind blew in
the recent cyclone. II is a common
wheat straw driven through a board
seven-eighths OF an inch thick
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

THE Adrian Times touches character
istcally upon the reasons why the
English brewers were so willing TO sell
the Detroit breweries back TO their
American owners. 1t says:
'But there was one thing upon which
the British investor did not calculate,
which IL the American antagonism to
Great Britain which grows out of tariff
contention, increasing trade competi-
ton, sundry little traditions handed
down from 1776, lSl2-and even rs late
as ls5l-5-as well as the jusnfable anti
psthy TO the modern AngiO-maniac, the
faded arissocratic wrecks who come
here hunting wealthy American wives,
and worse than all, the addlc-hsaded
tourists who abuse 4 generous hospital
ity with their bad manners, and 90
home 10 write books maligning the peo-
pie and the advanced institutions of q
republic whose scope and mission their
contracted intellects cannot be expected
to comprehend"
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

THE spectacle of an e1-President and
the editor Of one of the great papers of
this country calling each other names,
like neighbors' boys over the back
fence, is not calculated TO command
the respect Of the recent citizen. Let
Cleveland and Dana have the full bene-
fit OF the performance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

II = 40 vonsi-x tat C,arkson soek
gfA1a satisfaction "a casEng - Deno-
eratle orieial heads, Z ths fogIowing
story 81 h-s ooyhast expresses with
Democrats IS an soser true tals." ser
= ae tae ealy Young Republican Who
a4- SINE vivid Fec0lisctions ef tie
eoppefnead species q TIE gsass Demo
crAI- The Fort Wayne GazssS tella the
steFy thus
When FIRST Assistant Postmaster
set-es-- tlaFks0n sas a ooy Ia FFaExlin
county, tals state, ae. with several
ptlef noys, n0istsd 4 Liberty -Dols. Di1c-
- @s tAe top ~ { = sfaAlI United states
Tag. IL s4s about the tine thxt excite
meat On NAr Questions EAn bIgn, ard
soon after tie completion OF tne serk
nlmoer ok Democrats belonging 10
tae coppsFaead wing OF the party
enoppsd a. an the pole. Tine wore on,
4na after Ar. CiaEksou entered uDoo
tAe duties ~ his present position Re re-
ceiFe4 a long letter signed bv one OF tae
paftie7 engaged IN the cOnGeuaDt Die
business, in which the writer xas pro
Tue in h.sl4Cdati0n, and congratulated
nm mos1 cordially 0n his eieganou 70
s'len an important pOsitlOa, aud closed
by stating that OF course on account OF
being a boyhood friend, Mr. Clarkson
would not remove him from the post
once ~ walch he had been appointed
oS Mr. Cleveland. When Mr.. Clarkssn
read the signature he recognized the
name OF the man who years before had
torn down the eounty's nag, and il IS
needless 20 s4y that the fulsome fattery
counted for bat little. A loyal citizon
succeeded him just as soon as the
change could be effected"
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

Ice cream. al aavors, At womea's
Txehange.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

The Coming Weeks temperance Work.
VIC. T. U. meetings at Good Tcmplars II ALL
corner South Division ana Island SIS. Central
Union meeting, Thursdays, - 2:S) ?. m; Us
meeting. Thursday. T:31 =. m; Union of Uaions,
first Thursday of each month; girls sewing
school Saturday 2:3D %. N.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

We are the oTiE'nators e CIV pT7ces
u this city. Teechone "a. 1ss. and
re WI csll for your rork.
ACxsER's LArxDET.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

Successors . Sweet 4 Schmiclj
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND LOANS.
1925 Monroe Street
Rooms 81 and o. Telephone loz7
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

This fst a f1-nisasS bv " B. seris1sr.
real esrats deaer. 81 P~srtssf
Thomas Bradford % Theunis Hsckssrs.
lots * 9. ". &c. Brz&forts aad.-t 100
Henrietta e Nelson q Wm. =. Ger
aeiIus Doe 2 ard n 81 = iot 3 hk "A.
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sarah r tver - Reuben Hatch. Fart
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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

Van Houten's Cccoa-deiiCious-
made instantly.
We are prompt in getting eut work
We aim 10 please the rOs.lc.
Mrx8ER's LAUSDRV.
The Michigan Central VII run q
special excuFson ira q 10 Detroit Thur
day. April "a. Isso. g-ving it, patr0nsan
cpportUn 81 9f visiting The Fl0Tal and
MusscsI Charity Fest al. a. the follow
NJ extremely loS rates Leave Grand
Rapids, SIS a. n, $50; arrive JACK
500, A. n. depart. Gle a. M. arriving
a. Detroit At ils30 a. ~. returning
leave Al 30 ?. n. Tickets good only
CT tais specisl tran
F n. BRTsss.
General Agsnt. Grs1d Rapids
GFo. " MCSsoN.
Unio1 Ticket Ofice.
7 p HswETSs,
rIcSst Agent, Uaion Depot.