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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-10

Unless something is done to prevent a
waste of the water the city will not succeed
in getting a sufficient supply of artesiau
water to meet the demand, even if it should
sink several more wells in the vicinity of
the water works. 1t is not an unusual thing
to see leaking water plugs in different parts
of the city. 1t Is safe to say that very
large amount of water is wasted every day.
The people will never be economical in the
use of water until they are made to pay for
what they use.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-10
SEVERAL CASES CURED

PrrTsBURG, PA, May, 1852
The we'll known Rev. Pastor A j. H., WHO
will readily give his name on request WRITES
US: An orphan under my care suffered ron
epilepsy for four years, which had advanced
very far, but three bottles of Pastor hoehlg )
Nerve Tonic cured him entirely. -
Another boy suffered from cramps 10 SUN
a degree, that he became violent at times anu anu
endangered his own life. Treatment III severe.
hospitals by competent physicians gave oriI
temporary relief, but after using, s9Vei ba
bottles of Pastor Koenig's Nerve Tonic No
was cured entirely, and has beeni wen anu
healthy ever since.
Our Pamphlet for sufferers OF nervous
diseases Wilt be sent free to any aaur tsS
and poor patients can also obtain uniS in01'
icine free of charge from us.
This remedy has been prepared by the NJ
verned Pastor K9nig, of Fort WAYNE, IN;
for the past ten years, and is now prepalo1
under his direction by the
KcENIG MEDICINE CO.,
SOW. Madison, cor. Clinton St., CHICAGO, lbD'
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. a.,
Price 81 per Bottle. Bottles iOr Jus
LLPPMAN BROS, Agents, Savannah, Ga
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-10

The New York World thinks that New
York within the last twenty years has
grown from an ugly to a beautiful city.
Well, New York may have changed greatly
for the better within the period mentioned,
but there is still great room for improve
ment. There are some handsome buildings
there, but nearly all the buildings appear &c
have been erected without any regard for
architectural beauty.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-10

The conference Of the African Methodist
Episcopal Zion church was in session in
Chicago last week. and some of its meetings
were pretty lively, and all of them we're in-
teresting. At the Friday night meeting the
presiding officer, Bishop Lomax, scored
some of the preachers for not turning their
collections into the general fund, instead of
applying them to their. salaries. Among
other things he said: 1.-THE difficulty with
colored ministers is that they too often
preach about what they do not understand
They take somebody's book and write from
it a long sermon, and they stand up and read
firstly, thirdly and twenty-secondly, ana
finally your long winded remarks blow out
of the window; your congregation is asleep;
there is no interest in the church, and you
collect no money. You should not borrow
long winded classical sermons. Leave that
to the heightened white ministers. Preach
something that you understand, aud you
will have no difficulty in having good con-
gregations who will pay literally to the
church. But you think it all right so long
as you find somebody to sit up and say
'amen,' even if they do not understand what
you are saying. and you do not understand
it yourself. If you cannot manage your
churches, you should go at something else.
Get a young mule and go to blowing"
There is a great deal of truth in the fore
going. 1t is safe to say that there are
many colored ministers-and white ones,
too for that matter-who don't understand
their own sermons. Indeed, it is doubtful
if it would be possible for anybody to I'M
derstand them. 1t is not to be wondered
at, therefore, that their churches are life
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-10

president of little college at Ogden, Utah
territory, is in Philadelphia trying to get
money to an amount sufficient to make the
college a success. 1t is probable that he
does not meet with much encouragement in
his undertaking. There are plenty of col
Ieges much nearer than the projected one at
Ogden that are in need Of assistance, and
there is every reason to believe that they
will be provided for before there is much
money sent to colleges in the far west.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-10

Col. Elliott F. Shepard, the bloody shirt
warrior of the Mail and Express, is ex-
tremely anxious to be mayor of the city of
New York. He thinks he can get the re-
publican leaders to favor his nomination
for that office by feeding them at his aristo-
cratic club once in a while. He has invited
them to big feed on Sept. TO- OF course
a nomination by the republicans would not
amount to much. but Col. Shepherd seems
to think it would. He has an idea that he
is very popular, and, besides, if he should
succeed in getting the nomination of his
party, it is not at all improbablet that he would
resort to the methods of his party to secure
an election. 1t is well known what tnose
methods are. Col. Shepard is a very rich
man, and could easily find agents who know
how to put money where it will it will do
the most good in political campaigns.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-10
A Continuous Drama.

From the st. louis Republic (Dent.l.
The war drama" is with us, and it has come
TO stay. Its most remarkable feature is the
monotonous regularity with which the brave
huecoat tails In love with and marries the
homeSpun southern girl VINO has cut up her
silks TO make confederate flags II it is per
nssiole, in course of time, it is to be hoped for
the sake Of diversity. that few confederates
may be LEI through the lines and married off
among their friends the enemy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-10

Mr.. A. j. Monecal, the chief engineer of
the Nicaragua canal, who reached Washing
ton from Nicaragua day or two ago, says
that the work on the canal is being pushed
forward vigorously. Several million dol
lars have been spent and the engineers do
not now think there is any doubt that the
canal will be built. or that it will be com
pleted within very few years. At present
l,SJo men are employed on it under the
direction of eighty engineers. 1t looks now
as II the glory of uniting the two oceans by
canal would belong to Americans.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-10
Mirht Ser the world on F,re

From the Baltimore american (Rep1.
Erastus Wiman is so on fire with the idea of
having reciprocity with Canada that he wants
"a tongue of fllme'' TO talk about it, A tongue
like that might d. harm. The question is how
ever, a burning one
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-10

1t is said that at the state department it
is not thought that our minister to Guate-
maa Mr.. Miner, is much of diplomat.
That being the case, why is he permitted to
retain his positiong His mistakes may cost
the government dearly. An unfit man
should not be permitted to remain in
place of responsibility an hour after his
unfitness is discovered Minister Miner,
from all accounts, has no knowledge of the
questions with which he is expected to deal,
and therefore is unfit to represent this
country in Guatemala
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-10

From the Chicago Mail (Rep.).
The French physician who claims to be able
TO see the colors of sounds would have a hard
time OF 1t in trying 20 determine the color of
Matt Quay's voice.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-10
CURRENT COMMENT.
Woman Never q Rabbit.

From the Co1trier-Journal (DemA
The belief of the LaplanderS that woman was
originally rabbit has made no progress, be-
cause it is impossible to conceive of woman as
a dumb animal.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-10

The worst cases Of scrofula, salt rheum
and other diseases of the blood are cured
by Hoods Sarsaparilla. -Adu.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-10

Mechanics and builders of this city have
plenty of work. They have had plenty for
a long time now. A great many new houses
are projected and they see nothing like
dull times in the near future. Doubtless
the erection of depot for the South Bound
will soon be begun.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-10

VAN HoUTEN's CocoA--delicious-m
instantly.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-10

PERFECTLY WE'LL
FILLMORE, DUBUQUE Co., IA. Sept 1881;
Miss K. Finnigan writes: My mother and
sister used Pastor Koenig's Nerve Tonic lot
neuralgia. They are both perfectly well now
and never tired praising the Tonic.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-10

Il A few
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does moth Il
anything
IIortuaat6e
town OF
Works. VI
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acting as
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sam Tate
Store. Hi,
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cam % devot
ihe Tates
.'IWn, and
'ition.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05
Their story az Communicated to tn
Telegram n crald.

Their story "a CsmmunIeAtsd to the
Telegram n craId.
To the Citizens OF 6rsad Rapids.
WHEREAS, 30 many different state
ments have been published in the daily
press in regard TO the wood carvers'
trouble, We therefore deem it desirable
TO place before you the following facts:
After repeated consideration on the
question Of a shorter work day, 10 was
decided that We appoint a committee
% wait upon thediffsrent firms through
out the city snd see If they were Will
ing % COnCsde to Us nine-hOur day.
The committee was received With kind
ness and we're informed that the firms
were hardly ready % give IS reply,
but would le. Us know n the near fu-
sure. After waiting for tine the re-
p.y came from them that they c0u d
nos see how they could grant 10, as Ne
were the only branch OK their business
who desired this change.
The comm ttee then reported % the
ASSOCIATION the Opuious Of the firms.
and the Union decided that the answers
Of the firms wsre not satisfactory
enough - Justify the uniOn 20 receAe
from tne request We nsd made Then
ws appointed A com nlIttee n each snop
90 agsln confer VIII ths employers
and see * there vas TO rsv e. brng
tha nlns-hour day ia vogue With
out q struggle. The answer was
"a before; they vould not .et IS
have Is under any Clrcunstances.
ar. Widdicomb thsn sent word ae
desired 20 see the comm tee azsin and
taev - .lef on hm. Hs 81 Gen
tnnlen. please be seated and I wi
rve goa my answer ln a few r'inntes. %
he taen vent 20 re carvers and ted
them to 0ut on their coats and come %
tre cncs. T1ev went e. t1s once and
Nr ~ "a, ,cono sad. Gentlemen here
81 u1y answer. NJ csrvers wl work
nIre honrs Until tie & ~ q January
neEt. and then it the rest of the firms
are sti3 rurulrg ter hours nay have
90 resume t1e cd par myself
TIE committees 81 t1e slf srsnt frrs
tten reported TIE result 81 ere confs--
erce wifh the iFersrt ENG overs. sd
after careful consideration o. thar
answers 3 vas u-a1, r7cTs.v rs TeT
- tie ASSOCIATION, Tat the 6Tns be 70
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05

1Ee4 th4t Z our te2uc wzs uoI x ~
e - the As aas q Aglll - saosi1
sax oat We nzys 4oas 50. we Are
unzasno1s zad are a7GerullDec -
nasu ar L1r s14nG - cave Szkso.
- ioE 9tr FS4soas tor dosnE tos-
TIE nrsas &l5a ~ reoe Fs 3s , I P4y
a. az czTs p n tAe coaatry tlat ne
WORK 10 nsere ao4rs tazu snyS beTe
Z -. 2na "a solus Instances nc erre
tod rhSE taey pad more heEs tn2n
anrweere else fhs following gnres
taksn fEom the monthly report % t1s
N4tloazl Wood CAFFegs' Association are
correct ana czn Dc subslz tszteds
B0UEs HEsz AND ELsEWHEkE-
FouONlng are the hours w0Fked ~
ezrgers b0t8 east ana west, average
tine. New YORK. A. hours Per week ,
Boston, 81 hours p ape phiA, 81
h0urs. Cincinnati, 81 A0uTs. A-nneap-
oils, - hours Chlcago. "a hours. De-
troit, 54i hours Grand Rapids, %
hours.
WAGES.
Now as 70 pay; this, Of course, IS ay-
erage wages. New York, So cents Pc
hour; Boston. SzA cents: Detroit, S0l
cents; Minneapolis, 80 cents; Phllsde.-
phia, Z7l cents; Chicago, zS cents
Grand Rapids, % cents.
Thus Il can be seen We are working
more hours ana tor less pay than car
vvFs IN any other furniture center ~
the country.
Now. IN regard 70 Mr.. Matters state
ment that the carvers mere are making
As high as s2S aud S32 per week He
fails 10 say they WORK il and IS hours
per day 10 get it.
ave now hope our statements Will b
received a. intended, as we simply W sh
10 inform the public Of our position IN
tins case.
Yours respectfully,
COMMITTEE.
Grand Rapids Wood CaEyers' AssOcia-
ton.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05
COURT RECORDS.

CIRCUIT - Judge Burch - Charles
Nichols vs.. Chicago & West Michigan
Railway Company, trespass on the case;
stay extended for sixty DAYS. Martha
Parent rs. Katie J. Huntley, et az,
chancery; decree for complainant.
Judge Grove-John Butler vs.. O.. K. &
l. Railway Company, chancery; argued
and submitted. In re. estate of ROsalle
NJ. Smith, deceased: Marie j. Van
Zandt vs.. Nelson ". Nortnrop; argued
and submitted.
SCPERIoR - Hon. r. A. Burlingame,
Judge. O.. Baisch rs. the City of
Graad Rapids, IN chancery; on trial.
Ordered, that thirty jurors be drawn
for the May term Of TINS court; drawn
and venlre issued.
PROBATE Hon. Cyrus f. Perkins,
judge-Estate of William Haynes, de-
ceased; will admitted TO probate, Han
nah Haynes eIecutrix. Estate of Geo
HuntleY, deceased inventory filed. In
re Mary Keating. INDECENT insane; or
der Tor admission 10 Michigan asylum
at Kalamazoo, st expense Of Kent
county. In re Mary f. Sampson. 4
dependent and neglected child; order
for admission to State public school at
Coldwater.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05
RFsTpFNcE PRopERTY 80 sALF

RESIDENCE PROPERTY F0R SALE
? houses and lots east 81 East 81. iust sr
Wealthy ave. onlv . - and SDo. terms ,asy.
house and ioi east Of East-st. south of
Fiiih ave. 80 payments easy these houses
are al new.
] house and lot on Cbaricsst Sll0
house and LOT on Cr0sby-st $50
house and lot en- South Division st. Just
south 81 SlJtb-aYe.. lot NJltL with hrOom
house. frsi-csss business property. Only $50
II s0ic al once
houses aoG iof. sOsls0. on Csnter-si.. fusi
south 20 Ffth ave. only ts6s worth tgFn
house and lot -f1lf. north ~ WEALTHY
ave. on LsgfzFe. price $50.
J house ano s0t oa Iagravest.. south of
blakcley ave, pricr tZl13
house and lot 0zl5Z north Of mn ave.
on 0ass 81, price $40.
J iof. oorner o. Last and Heimboldt-sis
a1llo. price So. v lii trade for good horse
aEa e rriage
house and Iof foxl1o m Hirhlsnd ave be
tween Jefierson-a ave. ano 0enter.sf-. price tisg
vacant lots o. IS Neatoy-svs east of Earf
ST.. from e. 70 $40 terms TO sg.t pur. las-
TARMPRoPEETI FoR RsALT0RTHABE
QO ACRE farm miles ssuth ~ HsIist AL
- improved fair buildings frsl quality
soils price sLsf fd90rti tgfn.
40 ACRBS improved. far buildings fnsilss
sisG0.
1H0 ACFB-. 8 uiier east from Tcver eiock
tVv ~ srres improved rrb Hgl rood or.
rharc. with fair buildings So per acrs.
A ACRE mile west o. ths foBrlsiina IN
curpcTsfef city ~ sreruViile On ua p
me ~ D. l. A N n -, ~ screF under good
state a cultivation. with faif builo ufs foed
greenhouss heated ~ furnace Pries $40
VII TAKE h1rsrs in part payment with ioug
time or a.sucf. THIS is rare chance %
secure coed bone
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05
T. ]. Lamb & Company,

RIAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION.
5 and u South lonla-si. 'Phsne 81
TO EXCHANGE Mortgage Of q 90 draviur
seven ger celr Interest. AID segurra ~
coultry rfai Csl ATE Nllcl Ne ~ M sNclaass lof
city lr"pery. house and loi preferred
pl>lNE-n ChANtL-Wlil sell hsf Interest
- lu nrsf class Erocery house centrally ia.
called al4 ooilis a aarsills busl ucss ur
Mi exchange Tor house aud Iot worth $500.
Eoh ALE-lue new plsuinE man aHd gnsunds
.. ,rutA hrand Rapids lecated between
the u. &. and o. T. A j. railways vii sidlals
from Doih roads. inr plant IS tticd With tne
latest designs ia pianlna mill machinery.
NcV euslac And boiler lhis is 81 excellent
piGni Tor mAHuisci ing q viii De sold az y
barsslu or Wiz Iefm stock company Tor
msnGiaeilrlns !ainiture. Correspondence
solicited.
PARE BARGAIN That zoe larre house Ne.
IL ~ MorT.Son-st. a. tue head C&ss-st Viii
real iof 50 per ns4ltA OF vii SCI al q reason
able ngure Gnd on eng time. Tits Is : very
dlsraDle property Tor any oEe wishing 1ue
location iu 81 excellent nelEhboTh00d.
EOR SALE-A nne Syoar old Jersey COW.
a grntie and kind. giving nice mess 81 milk
The c0W czl be Soan auy tine by ApplNlns al
The ONCE. WIZ be sold cheap Tor cash. Price
EOR sALE-we have 3 spleneid fruit farm
near the city, consisting OF a. acres The
farm Is SET VI IN about 4 J00 choice D Zach trees
Apples. pears. plums. cherries quinc.-s grapes
straw berries. raspbcrries, etc. etc The house
anu uaIi anu TIC ~ 81 Iifa VI
excellent water. About IS acres viii make an
excellent garden Price SS)0 pei acre. Terms
easy.
EOR SALR-House and lot on Spriue-st
north "a Oakes-st lot tl1l0o feet. running
20 an alley. The house Ia n large c0mfuod ous
buildingand nov rents Tor 80 per month This
is nTst class property tor an Ia Vestncut 10 ci
near the busy portlo4 of tie cifg hn1 q. .0sc 10
Monroe-Si-. where prices arr rapidly Hdyano
iug.
TO BUILDERs-Ye have 10000 Zee, 81 nrst-
class hemiock hill STUFF which We viii eel
OF exchange Tor carpenter or mason WORK We
also have . enc line Of shingles and iath which
we viii sell cheap Tor cash.
FOR sAIE-sJ building lots on BufterweTrh-
ave. These lots ARE . bargain and are with
IN the reach Of tie labering clsssea They are
within 10 minutes MAX % 81 factories and Isl
minutes walk from ta6 Posf-Offce VII SCI
on easy terms from so 70 49, each.
E'OK sALE-A fine 80 socs f0untAin in 81
ceilenf condition viii b s0lo ~ q bargain
II taken soon. Nll exchange Tor q horse Gnd
carriage.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05
zBAR0AINs ~
REAL ESTATE
Al TkK OFFICE On
BROOKS & BROOKS

Nv q NV dQlSks o. 5sye1tA-st.. He1srl
= ~ r@eA, snail payment aos1. oAisnce
q slIt Blrl hAsFI
fhkEA hul SIS - Cass-sg. szoae s@oh anasl
syIosat aeNa tcrals g. sliL
Hot - @ns ~ - = hsna-s a. Hes sbe 0oa
"A era Euo-t tsl o4st ef 81 t.Ar.
HQt / EAs 80 - College az. tllis e cheap
HOl ~ Aaa loi "a cFuse - Place fagaEcs
"A Es2 h4lA, stei modern improvement
H0( "a sse iet - osit-sss-. assr gro~srlass.
81 s-s, bath ~ns ~-ssf. iarasssi this ls
H0fsE % Clansy -sl.. asar srisss-.t.. Iasa
: ein, anal pa laent os~a- iess sl@s ioE
UOOSE sse isi On Cslfsz a., f1fsh ware
Al puos slss soe aswn. sA-. e. ser meath
lhls ls bsrg4ia-
HOUSE sad lsi east 81 Ksrth Uniss. "a E.ss
II hriae sli utw and n0dsra, anal psS.
nenf as~a. bAlsnae o. essy toraas
Nav AMI AolkhA hoUse "a bAst Efdss
y st. head ~ frs.lar-st- thls Is sresl bAI
hAin ~ Ans e2e SsntiAs ksme
I'm AtNA HUkef sno = nice iess a kssf
BLDG, 10 e1ch91xs ~ aloe res.seDcf.
Nt HAVE several bargains Ia realty SIT
eatee ~ csi SIDE
IdhEt ! VI naooorn rrslfepees on leaof
sph-si Tor sac ~ . bargain q vii pay
yea G. iAi stlkalc. a. fhey Arc ehotec-
A a 10 4 fahA L. eacAAAge tsr cifs
"A prop riy iook this az
NkkAhA hne residences o. Ecnti Pnocs
- rangr fron 90 o. - Psf month.
4 nMAAi FARM With Eeod buildings to
n - h sag ior cfs preperts.
AtE 60 l4hA y.u auA nAiount 81 msnes
II YGI Mani to aYest Ia rtalis 81 al =
tlnc. f ~ Pas 90 % call us before
purchasing elhcNAsre.
once open Tuezdgs and Thursday evenings.
th tlh a thNNh~
= ane = Aes housem4u Al0ck.
Telephone la
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05
Campbell & Underwood
os Monroe Street,
Morton House Block. Telephone so.

Have for sale at low prices and on easy
terms:
On the original Oakdale Park plat. o. resi-
dcuce and l3 bus ness lots.
On tfe silver Greek Park addition 20 0akda'e
Psrk. nice residence lots; above lots &HlL5
feet. alley back.
Ais a. choice residence lots on Nadison-sve.
and Adamsst. Street car runs in front %
fhese lots.
Elghfy-fve beautiful lots on thelrnew Wind
s1r Park addition. Adjacent 20 Wusor al
d.tiOn. They Own al the above lots and when
desired, Will furnish lumber 20 those wishing
o. build
They have also S3 very choice lots left on the
original Nins0r addition near corner Of last
SO. and Fifth-ave.
They Wlsh 90 sell 30 lots before June !. and
IN order g. do So vii make very JOS prices.
Title perfect. Abstracts furnished to every
purchaser.
Other business taking Their time md sttfn
tien 80 fuiiy. they have decided 20 offer for sac
their beautiful resort gr0uuas-16 acres ~ the
term nus 81 the D.. J.. 4 =. Suburban Rail
road, nearly one-quzrter mile frontage on the
south side Of Reads Lake. with mammoth
pavilion now being completed also base hsi
park etc. These are by Far The finest grouDds
on Reeds Lake
They viii sell this magnificent property very
Gov or exchange for vacant city o. ssTborbs
lots
Here is auick fortune for the r1ehi man.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05

c'rtinsriiT - 80 il nct ccns'dersd q
sen1nen-sl animal. Tst 90 - Ch.caEs
Roart - E-aa1 fer~v 'sss Saturday "a
road taat "pors Fss = sy1Pstsg va
vAca&7
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05

re prestderf anf rIraffs.rr o. frf Grand Pap
~ hTr -srIie Corr reFT w - heIr ~ fhf -
feF ~ fns rrFfr tf tff EterFzrt ninrF fE
30 crs cf 8rsrf fan.Is HfFf ~ #fef rsf
= Tuesfgr fte fff az 81 YES 80
r -lo~k it fHs farerarr
rgHN p BgFE eec-sis~S
Tasez Haref ss nzFs
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05


Caution and intelligent action should
Dc the watchword of our city aldermen
IN regard TO city Improvements
The Cable Company, the aldermen,
and We may say the business men along
Csnal-st., have acted in haste, IN order
that they might have an opportunity 10
repent at leisure. They have had
good chance 20 regret their foolish ac-
ton in the four-track nuisance. Let
them be cautious IN making the next
change, now so perslstently advocated.
It Is strongly agltated 10 consolidate the
four tracks into two, which, # done,
Will give not only the aldermen, but the
entire population of Grand Rapids an
other chance 10 regret, and for all time
70 come, the folly Of this their second
act.
Canal-st. now has four tracks and il
viii be for the pest interests Of the
entire city 10 leave them where they
now are. Instead OF changing the
tracks, let the sidewalks be narrowed
two or more feet on each side, then
level the street 70 within six inches 10
top OF the walk on each side; have a
vertical curbing, instead of those now
IN use, then have the center of the
street about one inch higher than the
SIDE, With uniform level tracks, and the
street Will oe sufficiently wide for all
practical purposes; IN fact, mucn better
than 10 throw all the lines OF the city
on two tracks IN the main street.
With s5pnat pavement, a one inch
watershed, from center 10 curb, will
answer better than greater decline.
Again we say, go slow ye Alder
men and y Canai-st. business men, do
not destroy your property.
Take into consideration the outcome
of the change asked Tor before you act.
The four tracks, once consolidated INTO
two, Will remain with YOU, however
damaging they may prove. Our entire
population. IN one way and another,
viii Dc obliged 10 pass over these two
tracks, many 70 their places Of business,
Others 70 the depot TO make the train
connection, a few minutes delay, on ac-
count OF a break down, will affect the
whole city, and IN many Instances dis
arrange important business plans and
cause serious trouble.
Citizens. which OF the two evils Will
YOU chOOse-narrower sidewalks and
level streets with four tracks, or two
tracks with endless trouble for the en-
tire city?
Think before YOU act
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05

THE Toledo F.sis d,dn't wait un6l
IT'S 1It clothes we're worn 0ut before it
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wia Che E'eis's veil-known character.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05
w. B. SWEET & CO.,

Successors ts sweet a 6chmlelJ
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND LOANS.
ia Monroe street
Rooms 81 and e. Teiephons l0Z7
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