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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-26
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-26

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-26

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-26
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-26

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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
Custer Guards Entertain.

The Custer Guard have given many
entertainments, but the one given last
Wednesday night far excelled all pre-
vious efforts. The decorations of the
armOry and stage were extremely
beautiful and the program was opened
with a grand military chorus and over
ture. Following were songs and ballads
by members of the company, inter-
spersed with witty sayings by the end
men, ii. }. Bennett acting As converse
tlonallst after the manner of profess
sional. All the songs were good, among
the most creditable being Curl from
My Baby's Head" by Charles ID. Ben
nett, Swinging on the Golden Gate"
byJ. A. Gilbertson, "Oniy q Blue Bell'
by Ben 5. Hanchett, Jr., and "Keop n
Movin'" by J. V. Riley. Messrs.
Riley and Garnsey in their
original speciality, did splendidly.
Mr. Garnsey's imitation of the
sound Of tug boat, man saving wood
and Muskegon saw mills being very
good. Bert Rice's whisthng solos were
remarkable, and he was obliged to re-
spond to an encore. The lightning
drill by Messrs. Bennett and Storrs was
performed with wonderful deXterity
and Mr.. Bennett responded to an en-
core with still more lghtuing-like
drlll. A banjo and guitar duct by Rus
sell Ellis and ARCHIE Cloyes was well
received. Messrs. Wurzburg, Aldrich,
Bennett and Robinson wound up the
program with an original song aud
dance sketch. Wurzburg's orchestra
furnished music for the enter
tainment and also the dance
which followed About 400 re-
manned and took part IN the dance,
among whom were the following p0pu-
lar young society ladies' Misses Bertha
Belknap, Lulu Creque. Anna Ashley,
Minnie White, Belle Chamberlain,
Blanche Campbell, Ollie Garnsev. Mabel
Elliot, Elizabeth Formby, Minnie Morse,
Edna Fisk, Nellie Carroll, DolIe Film
wood, Pearl Sergeant, Sophie Bacon,
Allie McGowen, George and Lou SIS
son, Carrie Powers, Bessie Walker,
Nellie Mckee
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

Mis- Iona Nesl IS ia Chicago.
Miss Clara Wheeler Is IN Paw Paw.
Mr. b. r. Emery WAS Ia Adrian yes
terday.
Miss JenRingt Is visiting heI sister at
Luther.
Rev. Z. Il. Brooks viii lecture IN
Howard CITY, March IS.
James II. Pennell and sadie Z. smith
were married last evening.
Mrs. George Calkins, nee Klnsey Il
visiting her parents at Caledonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". 4. Coleman visited
Lowell friends the first OF the week.
Miss Allie Garriok, OF Ionia, Is spend
Ing sunday with relatives ~ thls city.
Miss Mate Althen, OF lowell, spent
the past week with relatives IA this city.
Bishop Gillespie viii confirm a class
OF fourat Union city, Monday, March 24.
Miss May Neal, OF Neal Sisters. took
her departure FOR New York last Mon
day.
Mrs. +. J. Roys, of Cadillac, has been
visiting friends IN this city during the
week.
Mss Mollie Webb, Of Pontiac, i the
guest Of Mrs. Stewart Palmer, of Clin-
tOn-st.
Mrs. Frank Bonnell has just returned
from a visit with frien0s IN London,
Canada.
Mrs. W. r. Bedell has been spending
the past week with Mrs. Wm. II. Com
stock, of Jackson.
her studies Al Mt. Holyoke seminary,
Kalamazoo, Thursday.
Misses Pearl Moore and Nina Sher-
wood, Of Allegan. are spending sunday
with friends III this city.
Mrs. Ida Van d. Walton, of Muncey,
Pa, is visiting Carl A. and Mrs. Nichols,
of Paris-aye., for a few weeks.
Mrs. A. r. RanSford and Mrs. Allie
Covert, of Lowell, have returned home
after a visit with relatives IA tins city.
Mrs. II Hoh'kamp, Of Bunker HAls.
H., Is the guest Of her sister, Mr.. Fred
Berger, aud her mother, Mrs. T. T..
Hickey.
Messrs. Milo c.. Randall, Orin Ward
and Walter Mech leave Wednesday
for business and pleasure trip through
California.
Mrs. W. II. Young, of Nashville, has
been in this city during the week az.
tending her sister, Mrs. W. ;. Barnett,
who has been III.
Fred K. Howard. for the past year
with the Felt Boot Company. mas ac-
cepted a position with Y. d. Carpenter,
State agent for Carnegie, PhIpps a Go.
Mrs. BRAKEMAN and daughter, Ernie,
OF Minnesota, and Mr.. John Betz havo
been the guests Of Miss Regina Karl, of
200 IndlaDa-st., for the last three
weeks.
Mr.. NJ. McKib ibben, of Mechanicsville,
Iowa, arrived in the city last evening.
| and is very favorably impressed with
Grand Rapids. As he has money 10
invest. ii would not bc surprising II be
| concluded 10 invest it ia Grand Rapids.
While in the city he Will be the guest
OF DR.. J. {. BetdOrf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
III. Ladies, Literarr Club

The Committee on Science and Edu-
cation prepared yesterdays program,
German history being the theme pur-
sued. The first number was "Educa-
ton Since the Reformation. B." The
writer first reviewed education In the
Middle Ages. then At the time Of the
Reformation and since. An article on
the Black Forest of Baden and W1r
temb0rg followed and was succeeded
by paper ou German Sche eols. a gen
ersl discussion beIng INDUCED in by the
members afterwsrd. German col
lege song and the reading Of Davv
Wife" closed the program.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

On Wednesday evening MT. Herbert
II. Keeler, of the Grand Rapids
National Bank, and Miss Kate J..
Csrew were married Al the residence OF
the brides father, Nj. Robert Cafew
IA Clancy-st. The Wedding was very
quiet. only the intimate friends aad
relatives OF tie happy couple being
present. Rev. ~. j. Russell, Of the
Church OF Christ, Nss the officiating
clergyman. They were ule recipients
Of many pretty ana useful presents,
among which was an elegant leather
upholstered easy chair from the
groom's fellow employees al the hank.
Mr. and Mrs keeler are already
domiclled IN their pleasant rooms III
the Hermitage, having dispensed with
the customary wedding trip. Their
many friends extend congratulations
and good wishes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

financial success. Over 35o tickets NtFe
sold snd the hall Was crowded with a
jolly crowd ungl after O'Clock The
nel proceeds We're a httle over sl0o, ana
when given ~ the SISTER Was = happy
surprise, a. sac anew nothing Of Il.
Greenwood Lodge Nc. ss5. 6ooa
Templars, gave might cap social al
Their hall, So Nanal-st. 0n Monday
evening iast, Wnlch Was most crafty
ing success. The hall was thrOnged ~
attentive listeners IL NArieo and excel
lent literary program. Lunch baskets
aud bows were IA demand ana TIE
ladies profuse IA caps and sMlles.
Increased finances and numerous pro-
pos uons for admission a. the order are
pleasant results oi the entertainment.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

The Wm. 4. Befkey Furniture Com.
pauy, WateTlOo-st., commencing to-
morrow. vii have q general closing
sale Of their goods. Esch picco Of fur
niture will bc sold REGARDLESS 81 cost
The Nm. A. Be1key company arc gong
out Of the retail business and must have
the room for manufacturing pufposc F,
hence this great sale. II Is suggested
that purchase be not made elsewhere
until tho prccs ~ bc asked by the Nm.
A- Berkev company, arc ascert8l lnea.
Here is p splendid opportunity for econ-
0mical buvcrr
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

81 the south Congregational Church.
Ine program was 3 pleasing one, near y
every member oslng e1eored. TIE
following pQplls participated; Misses
Myrts aud Mary Peel, kys Clark, Ste u
asd Nellie Berry, Lena Schnel der,
Maud Nesoerry, Amy Hosfords 0raos
Campbell, L0ttle braDan. and Master
oscar Braman They weTe assisted by
Misses Mary Noble, Nay LaIhrop
Mamie Denton, and the MessIs. j.. r
Waters, j Henson. Chas. Moelleg and
aud :. Homer Eaton.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

To the investor or borrower, we would
say take stock in the Fidelity Savings
Loan and Security Association, of Mich
igan. This association is formed on q
purely loan and building plan. Its
management is conservative, and is
without doubt, the safest way to invest
your money. We loan our money to
the borrower at a low rate of interest
or the easy installment plan. Call al
the office and investigate for yourselves
Office % South Division-st., McMuller
block. 4. Z. YEREX, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

KlngulAn & Limbert, the weli-knoBn
ana popular furniture dealers lr tne
Blodgett block, OttS~s-ss-. propose 70
begin nexE Monday and slaugnteF, at
less than man uuf&esufeI' : eosts t4Slf en-
tire STOCK Of new ana fashionable fur-
n.tuTe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

On Monday. March 10, Noigt. Herpol-
shelmer 4 90. vii nougufstf 3 special
sale IF - and Zs-InCa sun umbrellas
that wlii long le remembered. Thee
goods we're bought direct from manu-
faCturerf tHus saving one Or two extra
profits for SPOT cash. and commencing
next Monday thess umbrellas vii o.
sold 81 specai l0w prices Iu order g.
advert ~ oar umbrella stock AT nev
des gns ID gold and silver mounting
and natural handles fof isdies and ger.
tleneu. Bag your umbrella nov. rhIie
tbe stock s complete and you have al
rev styles - se ret from.
Now if tie tIfnr ~ bBv = sun TN
treis snd save money.
kofCT. frpro1 o1erFrsrFH = %.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

AdyicCs Of the most reliable charac.
ter come 10 us from parts Of South Da-
kOta, showing desbtuton OF the most
alarm.Ag character. and which calls for
an immediate and prompt response.
You arc respectfully asked 10 furnish,
without delay, supplies of clothing and
bedding, new or second hand, shoes,
or. IL preferred, money. TO procure such
supplies Of food and clothing n may
be most nnperauvely needed. The
railroad companies viii transport all
supplies free of charge.
Kindly look through your homes,
and whatever Of tine above you can
spare VIII be forwarded T. tho proper
persons or committees. whore i viii
relieve the wants OF the hungry and
the suffering. DO not delay; whatever
is done, do AT once. Supplies may be
sent 10 the store IN shepard
block, u Fountain-si., each day, from
10 20 j. a. m, for one week. or drop a
postal card 10 either Of the undersigned,
and supplies VIII he calico for send
cash to J. Frederic Baars, cashier Ma
tODal CIV Bank
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
In Honor OF An Artist.

Mrs. +. +. Uh, gave large and bril-
liant reception Tuesday evening, com
phmentary 10 Nine. Fannie Bloomfield
Zeisler, OF Chicago. Nine. ZeisleT gave
a piano recital before the II. Cecilia
society IN the afternoon, and the re-
ception was gwen 70 enable tue ladies
10 meet the lady, who j. very charm
ing woman and accomplished artist.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

Twenty-Five per cent. discount viii be
made on shorthand scholarships issued
~ ladies during this month. Good
light, steam heat and no stairs 10 climb.
Flrst-ciass typeWrlters. Commercial /
law lectures every day.
VALLEY CRY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

Get your dinner at Hartmap's Lee
ture Hall today. The young ladies
having the dinner in charge have made
all arrangements to accommodate
every one promptly and with a magni-
ficent dinner for % cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
Ladies vapdyke collars at stauteE's.
W aia Wait and See.

Within the next two weeks you vii
have the best opportunity t. see the
latest styles and nObbiest spring NIL
linsry that ever were brought 70 thls
city at Bersin's Millinery PsrloTs, q
Canai-st., OF which you vii receive due
notice through our city pspers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

Mr.. Leo T. II. Fisher, of III. Leonard's
Sons & Co., has returned from the East
with many new and handsome goods
for the spring trade.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

Every desirable article in Klingman
& Limbert's tremendous stock of new
and fashionable furniture can be
bought away below manufacturers
cost, beginning next Monday. The
place to go Is Blodgett block, Ottawa-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

DR.. Warmers Coraline and Flexible
Hip Corsets, 81 cents; sold at Sli
Health. 50 cents sold al Sl.25. Buy
corsets at Stsuder's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

A masquerade party will be given by
the Knights of Honor, at Odd-fellows'
Hall, Tuesday evening, March IL. J..
A. j. Friedrich furnishes the piano.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
sFleasine Entertafnnsrt

Miss EfHe Van Vslkenburgh and
pupils gave = very pleasant mus cal and
literary entertainment Friday evening,
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

The CALEDONIA Choral Union gave a
grand musical festival concert at Gale
donia Thursday evening. Mrs. Ella j.
Campau, Miss Kendall, Prof. Morehead
and Mr.. l.. +. Eddy were the sOlolsts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
THE SOCIETY COLUMN
Mrs Uhl Gives a Reception IL
Honor OF Nine. zeisler.
PATENT LEATHER FAD OF TIE DAY
Custer Guard Give = Pine Entertainment
zRd Bali al Their Arnaors N ednesday
Egentug-oeRsral social News
-Fers0aal Items.

FASHIONS latest whim in headgear
for . picturesque young lady Is a black
patent leather, sailor shaped hat,
trimmed with plain band OF black
ribo0n. OF course, the gllsten.ng crown
reflects the upper windows OF the houses
a. she passes along the streets, and its
polished surface somewhat resembles
oil cloth, but the hat Is u novelty and Is
eagerly purchased by the chic young
person. IL Is a nearer approach 10 a
mans hat than any ever before manu-
factured for women, and Is created
particularly for travelling and all de-
grees Of wet weather. IL Is not rele-
gated strictly 10 the promenade and the
journey, bat is worn upon occasions
when elaborate headgear has hereto
fore been considered necessity. Re
Gently, when the Grau Opera Company
! sang Al Powers Opera House, a young,
beautiful and stylish lady wore her
patent leather hat to the matinee, and
II was the occasion OF much comment
among the uninltiated, one lady de-
clarlng that II certainly must be
mourning hat.
A local belle OF willowy form and
I graceful carriage wore a charming
gown at the st. Cecilia entertainment,
| Tuesday afternoon. IL was composed
| entirely of chamols skin and myrtle
| green velvet, trimmed with Russian
sable. Suede gloves of the same deli
cate tint of the chamols skin completed
a toilet which was at once striking and
unusually becoming.
Few people have forgotten genial
| John A. Baker and his beautiful wife.
At one time Mr.. Baker was the propri-
etor of the Warwick, and afterward of
| the Ottawa, but when the magnificent
new million dollar hotel, the De Soto,
was opened at Savannah, Ga, Mr..
Baker was given a proprietary interest.
Their many friends in this city will re-
Joice to learn of their prosperity, and
will also be interested IN learning that
| the De Soto, which is furnished through
out with Grand Rapids furniture, is en-
| tertanlng the head of the wealthIest
| family III America and a party of
friends. In plain words, Mr.. Cornelius
Vanderbilt and few friends are the
guests of Mr.. Baker. They occupy
three parlors, a private dining-room
and eight bedrooms.
Savannah is certainly becoming one
of the ideal resorts of the Northern
tourists. The De Soto is rapidly filling
| up with guests, and it Is only a question
of time when another mammoth hotel
will be erected in that pleasant summer
city. Mrs. I ]. Knapp and daughter,
Miss Sallie, have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Baker for some time, and
there are other Grand Rapids residents
who are planning the Southern trip IN
order to escape the rigors of the windy
| Mach ,lar
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
DIR. Wiibur's Eye Water

Cures all kinds of sore eyes, such as
granular lids, wild hairs, scrofula in
eyes, failing sight or cataracts. For
sale at Peck's drug store, 80 cents per
bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

CLANS. oysters, in shell and bulk, at
Dettenthaler's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

Clans, oysters, IN shell and bulk, a.
Dettenthaler's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

Ice creams Of all fiayors at Woman's
Exchange.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

No credit; no losses; small profits.
Buy aces aud ensroldeTlss Al S1aui-
teTs-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

A speciality is made of homemade
refreshments at Woman's Exchange.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
AnOner 10 the Ladies.

kaee Iength lIsIe and SIX union
suits, g and $50, at Stautter's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

A speciality is made Of homemade re-
freshments at Woman's Exchange.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

r. 3. lpoaIs. supervisor.
Tho Burns Ciub Of this city have en-
gagcd tle celebrated balmoral Choir
Of Glasgow. Scotland. 10 give q concert
at Powers Opera House, Ou the evening
Of the 18th, Che proceeds O. bc donated
10 the Dakota sufferers
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

Knapp's Electro dry shampooing Is
immense.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
Forty Per Cent. Saved.

CLANS, oysters, in shell and bulk, at
Dettenthaler's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
CIR ST FL 90 B.

In add on establishment are
fd with every desirable article the furniture line
equally low prices The collection arranged you
quickly and compare easily.
article giving the number Of the lot
th he prce marked PLAIN figures You this list
and easily Identify any which has impressed you
at OF a salesman.
WARRANTED, We VII allow no
rArs ALIsa; goods
represented they be exchanged money w be refunded
All that yeu viii examine the quality and styls Of
goods prices aud VII guarantee you VII pronounce
them greatest bargains shown
Everything VII b. marked IN plsin AyurescsHoNE
TIE VII avail themselves Of this sale. Inspection Invited
out Ct town Corresposdenee solicited
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
Economy is Wealth.

Ice creams of all fiavors at Woman's
Exchanpp
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

The Toss Up" Cigar is Just what it is
claimed to be, clear long Havana filler at Sc.
equal toany 10c cigar I'm the market.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
THE WISE
WILL AVAIL THEMSELVES OF THE Z
RED TAG SA[E!|
SACRLFICE sale OF
AT RETAIL
| BEGINNING MONDAY, MARCH 10, 80 /
A Dollars Worth of Furniture going
fol Sixty Cents.
A Dollars Worth of Furniture going
fol Sixty Cents.

Do y0w EXPECT TO 6uy any Fuynt-
tire nozV, this Spring, Or any time
hsS year2 Use, yous best interests
zOzH not ercwSe a future TO carefully
note some Of tie f0Al07Otmg bargains
IN Furniture, among 70Azch there
must certainly be some article y0u
70aN1t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

Smith 8 Sanford have socursd fhf
sgenrv fer ~ enf1roiv nrv foor ~orer-
iDg. having thr srpearsue rf f.'r hoor-
Ing. wi wear - IssDr ert cost ng tes-
than HaIf 80 Tnuch. If 81 simply sn H-
lzid huoienu. fnf towers penetrated
entirely through if r1J3s. tner n ir
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all their children, in an undivided family,
are at rest. Every square yard of Dumfries
town is aglow with some touching reminder
of Burns. His memory is the very breath of
lite of the place. There is but one stain on
its SURPRISING tenderness. That forms an
insult to the whole world in permitting his
tomb, the property by actual subscription
and q common heritage of all nationalities
and men, to lapse into a mercenary show
place, in the clutch of two beggarly brutes
lacking the common placid and kindly ma
ture and intelligence of ordinary animals.
These two creatures. man and wife, stand
guard with lock and KEY, with tiger-like
claws and ruftianly demands for coin, and
nually from reverent pilgrims to this ga
cred shrine. Whether the ghouls rob for
themselves or for more intelligent human
hyenas behind them, the dissertation is the
same. Burns WAS starved and bullied into
his grave by an infamous system and envi-
ronment, compelled to do the work of half
dozen men, at from ESQ to e70 per year!
Scotchmen in Scotland and the world over
will be lacking in the noblest of Scotch
qualities until this revolving defamation of
the illustrious dead 10 abolished: and the
abuse partially atoned for through some
form of International association and action
which, in purging this one shrine from the
faint of shameful venality, and rendering
world to these sacred ashes, shall attach
more honor and dignity to the name of
Burns than that echoed in the mere bawl-
ing of his name in connection with hilar-
ious annual toast, all unmindful of its de-
famation here, at Thousand st. Andrews
festive boards.
EDGAR L. WAKEMAN.