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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
COURT RECORDS.


CIRcUIT-HOn. NJ. c. Burch, Judge
Hattie Baird va. Charles Warsen, re-
plevin; verdict for defendant for $40;
Judgment accordingly with costs; pro-
ceedings stayed twenty days. The PeO-
pie W. Edward Coleman. information
for attempt TO commit la.ceny; order
that l.. Murphy, Henry Roberts, Frank
Denner and Frank Wood, witnesses for
defense, 70 be subpoenaed at expense of
the people. In the matter OF tho peti-
ton OF A. Foster Richardson, f~r leav
10 appeal from justice court; order 10
show cause granted, returnaDle NOyen4-
ber "a, at 10 a, M.
PRoBATE-HOn. Cyrus +. Perkins
ludge-E.state of Mollie A. I h m,
deceased; viii admitted TO d ooIt0 40
Hattie l. E.Is and sred X finkham
appointed executors. Estate of Isabella
G.. Fuller. deceased; inventory filed;
order that all claims be filed IL court
on or before May Is, 1921. Estate OF
Henry kalnmsun, deceased; petition
for administration filed; hearing De-
cemher u. Estate OF julius Kuhn, de-
ceased petition fer administration filed
hearing December y.
SUPEgIoR-Hon. +. A. Burlingame,
iudge-A l. Hatch and John B. White
-. The City of Grand Rapids, trespass
on the case; no cause for action with
defendants, coselto be taxed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

Ga several oeeas.sas eEossx CleEs-
lad. hks s4mael q cd. hss hs4rs .
az. sasali se.es eslAns - hin Ass
rstrsnsas 0n W-taasss. Ia bxeasb-
le~ aaats has hs raa ssea Ems uato
~ ana sad. "Hsrs sn I. fer thoa
eaiississ nls-" Bat IL has iayasssely
sent aifa esek - bea 70 wslt. Ses,
ho~eseE - nas lasZ 80 Is into h,s
bss4. thas 4 . ths veiee ef Democracy
eaalak uat3 s.nuel an1 he has al
anto hius '.6o, he ie.a antii 1892 And
9 shall &c. 4 be call thse. that thoa
shalt ssf SPEAK, Lord for shy seFyaat
hearssn. 80 samael hie1 himself 70
his hlIle b~a. he s there a~ating tbs
caii OF as mastsr. VII ths eali Gomez
VII Cleveland become onee more ths
great Ii gh Priest os Dem0cFseyf
TasEs . 40 doabs OF Cieyeland's will
inSness. Ca his recent trpso the Thur
nan banquet. nc minated As much -
Congressman Springer, Of llilnoss. The
PlIta0gEg D.sVateh says u Springer
During the day De said Mr.. Cleveland
told him that ne had no thoughts
for himself ia 1892 lie much preferred
b be a privats citizen than President,
but bee Vas anxious 70 see hls party VA,
and be wanted the most available man
who could insure Democratic success
nominated. IL the party felt that be
vas TIE one. then Mr.. springer supposed
that Mr. Cleveland would feel Z his
duty 70 run sgain. out IN Illinois, nc
added. Cleveland q the only man
talked Of"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

onls Ecra u4y as4ss $50
T. sgs1d s1Eze kzz4 sz4 assilx As<rzS
n zs4s se 80 ; sr441s -4-zS
T14s esss - 1ess - - 44rk
CEiy soFst 14y sa-r - strizs
AL xe<cz-g ea4ss : eztseF n8sA
f1s 1eeDest seFrCs z4ks fex zEss
fEeA 49, sssS2t21Ss sc1ze ~ l4ts
0Ey soEd 1zy - sfos
o. t0rkste kse- - as pala.
Asi eie1d ; eris1s F0szg ia b soa
kfo1 ~s4eA b a. 81 e2a rsAzs ag4la-
Gay . serd DsS - srst
o. saasAtae l. soz1e c-sEl4l noo1
A. 1sis = sFlskssa Ezss 1@y
sA1ss = spaEt - no~ss = SLooz-s
CuIy sez6 eai "a Z lsss
Poser - zhzass fsll asEy . fatA
Hos .xssie a. we reali1s
Ia ia e4o ecx1 sazt Esg ss2k
Only ~oFd z3y lsa3 tAe ~sy
fr1m eloEds ef 1arERess % Ese iiget
MAJ hslp SONS seery s1e - pray
An1 g1ice tasm - tne psfh cf right
a ice .. Abe4. II God H3lsekeeEaax II
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

SIMPLY spp.y ffSrAYv1's CrVTMEST.
No internal medicine rsonTed- Curss
tetter. eczen1s, ltch. 81 eru nt5C1s on The
face, hands nee. esc. leavlnz 80 81 n
rrar. BITE and nsaIthv Ifs great
nes e ard CEratve powers are psss-
ssssed - ne cther remedy AK year
drusg sts fer SwAgxEs o1x1nKEr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

TnE usual Democratic declarations,
about what they vii permit Congress
70 do, are coming 70 the front now, as
they did a year ago. The Democrats
sre emboldened by their recent success
and viii DO sll they can 70 nulhfy the
labors of Congress. Representative
Springer, i'm arecent interview, asserted
that eve (lhe Democratsl certainly
shall not allow any apportionment bill
70 pass unless q is satisfactory 20 our
party" Senator Voorhees, also said
that no apporti0nmeut bin could pass
the Senate duung the coming session.
Nevertheless they Will probably fnd the
Republican majority still son deck. ="
After March g. the Democrats may give
the people what they have asked for,
the more the better.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

SkN SALVADOR. Nov. 1s-Psacs ~ss
deanitslY signed Monday Ia the capital
cf Gustenala between San Salvador ssd
Guatemala The treatyis hisding from
the iate ofits approval by shs respective
zovernmeatS without prejrdlre as 70
is ratd-ssi0n by ths national assem-
biz of each r0nnt-v
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

OF al The different schools IN tbe
country, have thousands die every
year 81 Bricht's seasc q tbe kldnsvs,
Who would been irvlug today = taey
unequsl.e8 ia Toe world FOR 81 diseases
of the kidneys. .-Ner Hracs F'nso--
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

"THE ruling passion strong in death"
was exhibited IN the last words of
James Lille, the ball player who died
IN Kansas City recently. He said;
''I'm afraid that it's three strikes and
out" He ought to have kicked at the
decision of the umpire, however.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

Twelve words viii u~-
ually n lse 1~S0 lincss
shirteen and not "a ex-
<.eed twenty o1.<is three
lines. and in tte lar&ea.
adv ~eE-ti-enents the aver
age f- seven word. 10 "A
line. There ia hua one
price and that IA quoted
in the table herewith.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
WANTEp-TO sELL Oh ExoEAEaE.

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for wei located
4 Grand Rapids real estal. Fl. the largest aud
best located hotel ia White l .old. Mich. foi
particulars address j.. A. Mcintyre. White
gloud Mich
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
WhNTBp-To REET.

JVANTED--T0 rent a store with lase1n enf
W Tor a. rrca1i lille business on Cana. or son-
roe 81. near Campsl square. y. Box p -
WANTED-To rent a good grain and stock
w iarm; must have convenient buildings
and be near 10 market. Address J.. box 3. tbs
ONCE. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

Aay sas-eribes 70 THE TELEGRAM
HERALD she fails ~ receive the paper
sesaiarigs or whe may have reason to
eoaapiaia of late delivery, wim eoRrsr .
special favor oy tufornaiRg this once OF
the faet at once. send postal card or call
aP tsiepheae s8l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

DR.. r. Button. the dentist. who has
b en- located on Canal-st. for the past
twenty years. has recently moved his
Office 20 the Twsmley block. . Canal
ST., corner LyOn-st., rooms 3 and "a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

BERITV. Nov. "A terrible tragedy
hss cone - light N sovu ia Elssss.
A Sousn. fearing that shs and her far-
ilT Nonld stsrvr - death. cut 81.
shrcats 81 her svs ssiidrss and hen
AllLs sa heraeIf
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

DIS MoTSE& Ia, Nev. fs-Eixhtr
citizens Of Shsihy Cosatg bsvs P~si.
tened the Ssase Roard - Heslth - IN
vestirste eass - supposed leprosy.
Jean Goldsmith 8 said 20 - ths victim.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

Ie Clear, the photographer. hss eK-
tended the time Tor sittngs on tickets
az it was imposs bic 20 make all the
negatives within the certified time.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

For delicscy. for purity. and for i'm
provement Of the complexion, nothing
equals PozzonIs Powder.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

Tr seems shat another Guitesu vas
frustrated n hrs desg gnslsst May. The
Office Of President not quite 80 much
Of a private snap" a. is might appear
e. first srhl.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

ArCR1ApEs, Sophoclss, Thucydides.
Furip.dss, aud all the other "es" would
have looked in holy horror upon the
name Oshkosh and Miller, and It s we'll
that they were sent 70 Hsdes before
learning that oue of their descendants
had been elected 20 Congress, under the
name of Miller. from the fsr-fsmed
city Of Oshkosh. The Democratic land
slide IS responsible for the outrage.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

Touse's Red Clover Pills cure sex
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
COBst patton. &c per box, 5 boxes for
81. For sale BY AL druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

No STRONGER proof of the utter mega
tivity of the Democratic party can be
found, than in the fact that not q
measure of Federal law now in force is
the result OF Democratic legislation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

ssr@ -e1~v pur Salvaris- Oh tsr t~-nty
3vs esrts. al te aerry. re kiis nsln-
Ffar - nav- arrse tax Is "a 1ere fzsa
lon&oie Go So Ese Dr. E1a CcUzh sIraps
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

Now that Prof Koch has discovered
cure for consumption, let him try his
band ca She Democratic zen tor ofhce.
wiusns VII move shat it be ordered
% tske immediate effect
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

THs Detroit Evening sun says thst
"peuoit stinks to Heaven, snd-corne
e. thins of 1.-THE smell Of lt hss been
ol-en rolcrd here.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

fv Indiana the Republican vote tsli
Of 81 eco and the Democratic bat 30
oe9 n ths last eiechcn- Ihey ".
come ont In fsao.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

". AEorN SMITH had 20 idea how
many Democrats he was pleasing when
he offered Co resign the gsme-wsTden-
ship next January. They are rising up
all over the state 70 call him blessed J;
sut shat = more than they viii DO 70
Nnaus shortly-sxcept one Of them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

Tar fnanc,sl world hss been trying
e. brace up after re- recent sgoe nc, o0t
ccuhdsncs q By no mesus fully re-
stored.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
Real ESTATE urs

REAL ESTATE aIrf.
kkAk "a 0furkeys xsu begin neki Ntel "a ths
" people Atc i-ea- hai l Nit Nei snusl
fhe iIlla. Is reai esgatt. Ter Nsl' >e flrfl a
al HfHTy 81 far sibti sane a. btiofr. 4. -
froKin appa1ltt Sweets Huif.
A GOOD residence Ter sale Hrs Sane =
"a Carr efieTs loT sal heT a. eaec. cffafr
~ Washington 4ud isifx -ie.s FicES as
rerner iH q saoa HriEhha hoa mOusfH et.A.
VealeHnfsf wsi he said cletfi trlH.k ls sas
lAll al 81 ehcidan-st. Nrs. JSHt y. Gar. -
Tor SALE-Ny new ACME 30 a. Ifffag1-
ave. tasl south ~ Wealthy. nng "a iHe
iiftffIusI sizes aud best hcI. lli.si Aosas q lhc
gits a. modern lHprafa Eifnts And g. 's'In o.
hsse eqs DIVA tas lriee issr sans
iars aaa ffrf lI faf SAFE tHf $50 t- n.
haGhanan. Ledyard block. roemsl sGd e. -a. a
kVh sAEI-NeW ll room haus 81 ! e raes
49,, eelNeea Lawn Nauff ana h-1f...
tiifA sci iufAAef nfiaehttc cellar bn4rf f.iIl fr
hotsr, svsci cas- Nafef. cisttrn. lAs lN .It it
ilie hra it. hHk NlaaqN oelslat cain nrs, hlsi
tols hn shed b. raaea4 oak. fusl 81 a. %
laaI'e iefatorS ana natn tut eiin hei
go.d waller, iof ttRish graded >aDf .i. F.rI
Waiks and coacFClf street Wa ks ward fii I'd
natural aNks bausa tuHt 81 81. nafrrlt. aa
through price sa01 O. g. Per month"; ~
Hfoom house ul far.s ave. p Iih H'i In laff ID
impfcNem euts. soba of - i5rf month aa saF
meats. Vacant lots uu Parts Co lEt 4la . rf
raaeEyr. az iHoH st g. slauo. lhsT.cs 81.
Iulis Leo ard blocA Pear al. sntrAure-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
ROB s,rE-x1scELLakEous

lNANTED-Tos ssBehesp. handsome mirror
W Apply u Naney-st.. corner 81 Vernon
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

sz<z<T=aH0RSES wintered ln box stalls or
fktz0 .~Crouud. Good timothy has Hprses
81 kf eaiied for ard delivered. Telephone
ff(pSXmy driver a. my 30 adencf. NO So.
f1bsS<xT 10 hundred and 2 IT'S acres ~ EDo6
pasture y B. Church.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

large TRACTS ~ r.iBe arc hardwood lands
l. a. asaIsi,if ~ ces s8d terms
COOP DwFr1rNcr. effr iafs hts'ness
- biscks anc dfsiratIe rnsuuis rurinf stes
for saie.
lfTorE9 81 a. irfs frnrff enc eo't honeF
= ieans6 af reasohsbIf rsfet ufot reai 'sintf
security.
nVeTYspfT dwellings fof fenf ir COED l9rs
- fions ihreuEf9Tf tie e.fT
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

AT MRS. DR. BUTTONS private hospital
u NAY be found. infants for adoption. Mrs.
Or. Dufton. - North lane-aYe.. West Side.
Infants and y0gnE chiidrsn boarded and Cal %
for "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
FuRHTTuRE AND PIANOS STORED.

RADCLIFFE A HOLT. general wsrehousemen,
IL At III South Diyision-st.. store pianos aud
furniture az low rates expert packers and
careful movers with large vans sentprompt
~ 10y telephoning Nc. go. ian III
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

I7oR sAIF-Chesp. e horae power boiler ana
Il .ne7pe nearly Drv. With furnace seftinr.
etc. complete. Inquire Of Z. g. IhSihEi phone
az. 17sff
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

b I. EsFNrN has discovered taat
there e 40 hgmhux scout HeSness'
Neveslael less he Is likely 60 overcome e..
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

WANTED SITUATIONS are free. Try an
" al. n sou need en-.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS

\NANTED--Three or four small children 20
W take care o. Terms reasonable. hd-
dress so Nnslh-aye. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
FoR RENT-BusNEss PLACES.


EOR RENTING floors over ~ Cana'-Sf-
u CONSISTING ol l. r0oins, also - hoofs ot G
% CaDal-sf.: q so several small houses. ia
quire Joseph II. Martin. a5 CAna-sf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19


NIkAk kD-->gE3sy morninx p0E oos.
- ahsw - g. ihe naaae "a Charlie, tHarf
eRSe cave at - boStNick-st- &4d rcoeike
TeNalA.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

DOR SALE-Whitc sewing machine. almost
l. new very cheap, So. Apply la5 sheldon.
St 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

y sslioouaey sas French Ssa' 'ae
.-.-Ll
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

WEATHER STR1PS-'o0o feet Just received.
W price ln store r-duced 20 1,4c per foot.
put NJ around doors aug windows bc. Pace
your orders now ana save fuel. Shall attend
10 sll Jobs IN person this year. Also rui ber
stamps. rubber type. stencils house num ers.
etc. etc B. J. Builard peafist MIf
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

usitsa Press Hsports. Prompt ana EzsiS
Cslssfs, Al ths Leeai ss~s. .ao the
Cis4asst snd Most PLAINLY Printsa Paper
Fabllshsa IN or4nd a4slas-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

IVANTED-Evcrv young man 90 step in and
w see what We can % with them in pair
az pants suit 81 clothes or cKeFcoaf made 20
order. Aoigi. Herpolsheiner A CO. a
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dailies Ex-
cept These OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

Rooms Nos IS an6 81 Nee Uausenrr Block.
tsispbans. No 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19

LOR RENT-House No. lis BaFelay-st This
is p large house With modern conFenienccs
viii rent Tor a nominal figure until spring.
Fred A. Maynard, rooms and :. New House
man bLi ding.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
HELP WANTED EALE

WANTED ED-Salrsmen fer & ty. samples iGf-
" nishcd free references required ADAMS
Home Furnishing House. AZ south Division ~
sllsi aW lnl
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
ToR RENT- HOUSES.

EOR RENT-House lsi Third ave. II rooms.
Il newly painted and papered; good Location
for boarding house. or will divide between iHo
fsmiles; Will rent very i0w untii May l. ..
il tse Goodwin. 81 Monroe-st 20
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20

Miss LeOuOra Hooker ls entertaining
her friend, Mrs Parker, OF Chicago.
ia. Gonzalez IS ln Columbus, Ohio.
where ne VIII remain Tor several days.
rs. g. CLARK, manager Cor the narri-
son Wagon Works, Aft lat ulgat for
Kansas CITY.
Joau Robbins aud a. McP. erson have
res Caea sheer positions with tuv mon
News Company.
Go. Dillingham; and family, Of 2S2
Terrace ave, wiH visit frcads in the
-.slu part ol tae county durns the
aOAGsys.
,cJ-t Woodward o!torof the 8ewly-
tcdgsd LeC.auaw County Republican,,
/, ta. -ar ~ Frank .hauoert, Of e25
@outa DEis la-si.
A,r-. l I Terk and Miss Hattie
C.aree. 81 Bg Rapids, were in TIE c.ty
ytsterlsV Nl-s Ciovse viii ma o.
ull aiier ell sI3adsys.
fast Thursday Miss NcIa. daughter
ot roi. g.. ~. >ucr rsn.1c. arrived IN
Ch,e-H i-ola SO. Mary school, a.
hroErillc. lsl. She came iv special
carl company with . rumtcr OF her
fellows. Prof. Sw nsoerC left
Ior Dnce-o Thursday uiE1t g. meet
l. Young adF. They arrvcd m this
ctT M-st. where sAc wI.. spend the
Hosafv vscgUcn Miss Swcusterg bas
oaea absent from Grand Rapids Tor the
rast sE years.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20
POLLY AND THE HENS.
An Educated Parrot That Got Herself
Into Trouble.

Our next door neighbor, writes a cor
respondent of Munson's World, owns an
amusing parrot which is always getting
into mischief, but generally gets out
again without much trouble to herself.
When she has dono any thing for which
she knows she ought to be pun ished,
she holds her head 10 one side and. ey
ing her mistress, says in a sing-song
tone: Polly is good girl" until she
sees her mistress smile; then she flaps
her wings and cries out: "Hurrah.
Polly is good girlr' She has been a.
lowed to go free in me garden, whore
she promenades back and forth on the
walks, summing herself and warning Of
all intruders.
One morning hen strayed out OF the
chicken yard and was quietly picking
up her breakfast. when Poll marched up
TO her and called out "ShOo" in her
shrill voice. The poor hen retreated TO
her own quarters. running as fast as she
could. followed by Poll, who screamed
''Shoo.' at every step.
4 few days later Poll extended her
morning walk into the chicken yard.
Here. with her usual curiosity, she went
peering into every corner, till she came
to the old hen on her nest. The hen
made dive for Polls yellow head. but
missed t. Poll, thinking discretion the
better part OF valor. turned 70 run, tho
hen. with wings wide spread, following
close alter.
As she ran. Poll screamed in her
shrillcst tones: 80 Lord, o Lord
A member OF the family, who had
witnessed tho performance, thought it
time TO interfere in Polls behalf. as the
angry Len was gaining on her. He ran
out aad STOPPING down held out his
Eau-a. Poll lost no timc in travelling up
20 bis shoulder Then from her high
vantage ground she turncd and. looking
down on her Zoe, screamed: Hello there!
ShC0."
The frightened hen returned TO her
nest a. rapidly as she had come
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20


she ~ sz-a.
o. tee assereus klaas ~ tohara9 in
pss ia shs vsriaus eo-ntries ~ -as
we'd a. pFlt1Astt Il RS reeeut P@-
per 81 ''>Ragkizaa sass nes1-aS
fron whaE We way ssrm re smoker
pelas of view He efers - ptpas "a
sbenasDee. says tas laleago kseaihs
J5srn4L aet se 1asa hardly aay laf2s-
A2tsoa abeat tAslF preo~els ~ e-s-
tc14rY ueuGeats. he Chinese. se are
told. saoke opism-a practice whleA
Ar frilsaesE z1es Oot lhl0k ~ lfi9.s
O. EhsEa IA healgl. TIE Inhabitants et
Zsazi oSF suoke ~ild hemp ~ bh&ag
VITA taess exceptions. - w1la1 sos-e
otasrs z,sgas have been @dae&. tae To-
b4eco leaf Is the thing smoked. Ieero
are nsux varieties o. IT. aud 30 have =
brief account ~ them, Wlsh their dis
tribntion ant their botanical hames,
and with some pictures OF The growing
plant Du. beyond this Mr. fritchs{t
does Rot sttsmpt 70 90. He write~of
D4teh an& German smokers and lie has
= N0rd Oh French pipes.
Bat whss kind VI stuff these people
burn IN their pipes is not 50 much IS
hinted at The English tFAytler on the
continent will soon gain tie iniorma-
sion for himself. TO where be may,
no viii and it simply impossible
TO obtain what he viii dignity with
the name OF tobacco. The German
and Dutch forms are better than the
Italian and the French, bat we
can say no more than this for them.
France We are Inclined 20 put as the
lowest among civilized tobscco-consum-
ing countries. The hand OF the Govern
nent makes itself felt all through. The
three kinds OF foreign tobacco which
are admitted into France are purchased
on Government account and they are
about equally bad. The native-grown
tobacco is wholly wanting in fragrance,
and 10 has the doubtful merit 0f being very
strong, or as We should term il, very
rank. Care is further taken that no one
with capital &C command shall be sui
fered 70 open a tobacco shop.
The whole scheme works out as we
might expect. There is small chance
anywhere, and only between bad ana
worse. II would, perhaps, do something
TO reconcile the English working-man
to his lot in life If ne had the means OF
comparing his position with that Of his
fellow in France The Englishman has
not only higher wages and shorter hours
of work, but be can also purchase at
threepence an ounce kind ot tobacco
by no means OF the highest quality, bus
nevertheless far superior TO any which
either a French workman or a French
millionaire can hope for in his own
country We do not know what value
our working classes set on a common
privilege which comes 10 them as mat
ter of course, but we believe there
would be a rebellion tomorrow II 1t
were taken away and they were COM
pelled TO smoke caporal, nor should we
dare to say that it had not been abun-
dantly provoked.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20

ts a-ca a ess an3 son.e- mes
1iFectezAz ARA pa- fas-ss.
tHkeas 81 esaE-s 1age neazes leefa
ses 81 take q 80 stack 81 t4e A e :
Ete E4f as~E.stala Ea5s1 .a
t..e eomstaek s.te asa at 5 nes1ag at
kst s Hes $50 -asF re4
lae sttsss sic O. szts ansesls. -
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psaliaE aIii Las aaded ole m0Ee o. BIS
s-. ffHf s91g eutt-ed II fle
tie -.e 4lis pEoa9< t3as are always
sle LIE of t'ress Asseesal.el gather. ags.
fai ~ tnsn msy le ha1 50 rFed-
r.ei
~. hyzes barn .n Pans tounsssir,
H-s tafs sarfed of tAEty bgsEels II
ufeat taurslay nigat. Ihe PARE
t9atea Get ct Sc seeletY held meet-
HE yesterday. and have adopted ns~s-
uFes t-al gas pa moers think agll pnt =
STOP % ihe operations 81 tie thieves
wh3 have ote4 8ork .ng < that sect on size
past $40 eeeas.
ttder JoAn tatters0n. of the Children
ot l4i 1Aulcl, 0 Cherokee, : eA-
fe-trt a ile ~ saturday % conduct
co 4eft-lle Hfl closed door None
bui tle tew Wh0 have been attending
lately Hll he admitted. Toe Children
are very careful Who they admit into
ttler caarcn since the lEIEaRAa-
lfRAi0 opposed tne moral rOttcnness
of tnelr chef sheFhard and bishop, the
DE0tner 0l Elder John.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20
THE GRAND RAPIDS BAR
FsgsIIs Eespses 10 ths Memory OF Pstsr
a.. Noorheis

Fags Ia Respscs ~ ths Memory OF Peter
a.. Noorheis.
The Grand Rapids Bar Association
met as the Kent circuit court room
ysste lay morning. TO take united and
appropriate action upon the death OF
Peter O.. AOOrbe.s About thirty mem
ters oL the bar were present. George
". Thompson WAS chosen chairman OF
the meeting. and Hugh T.. Wilson,
secretary. Upon motion OF Walter H..
Hughes, the chairman appointed a
committee to draft resolutions upon
tie death OF Mr. NOOIhels. as follows:
hessrs. Hughes, Fred a. Maynard aud
Wi.ham j. stuart. T.. T.. Eddy, NJ. II.
Walker and Willard r. Keeney, were
delegated 20 request the courts TO ad-
J0urn in order 20 give all attorneys an
opportunity 70 attend tho funeral.
Tire funeral, held from the house AZ
2 O'clock, was largely attended. and
the remains were deposited in fulton
street Cemetery. The services were
conducted by Rev. A. K. Merriam. The
following friends Of the deceased acted
as pail bearers. l.. 4. Ward. c. IL.
Gleason, Dennis l.. Rogers, II. +.
r. Walch, EnOs Putnam, and George
vs.. THOMPSON.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20
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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20

Millinery going at a great sacrifice.
The stock of millinery damaged by the
late ire at p Canal-st., must be sold.
Goods damaged slightly. and goods
damaged so that you would not know
IT, all must 60. Now is your time to
secure barg ans. First come, first
served. O.. A. BERwIE,
- Canal-st.