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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
1335--THE HORSE TRoT.

1335-THE HORSE TRoT.
All the world has gone crazy over trotting
horses, unused Mr.. Fairlev, and. meditating
upon the subject for awhile, be decided be
might as well be lunatic with the rest and
went to see the race. He esoon became as excited
as any of them. and before he knew it, the dig
nifed gentleman. who hated gambling, had lost
every cent he had with him, by betting. "Ah,
WELL" said he, looking where the1houey had
been, there is something left yet" He found
that the following things might still be taken
from the receptacle for his money:
j. A part.
2 A movement
g. What remains.
4 No. all.
Something to which. If he had listened, he
would not have been in such plight.
The whole United States.
7. An idea.
g. A leather maker.
8. A sign.
TO- A part in music
With all these" said he, II am not SO badly
at horse trot again." ETHYL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
Equanimity.

Equanimity.
william Wheeler, in December Cosmopolitan.l
An equal mind atFain7 All. listi
The formula is double:
When prosperous be a pessimiss
Turn optimist in trouble.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
1339-DoUBLE LETTER ENIGMA,

1339-DoUBLE LETTER ENIGMA.
In plum
In "glum -
In ''fast;"
In ''past;'
- ..... In '.prate"
E In great -..
In drum"
Two oft been told
When I'd a cold
That uhoLe was worth its weight in gold;
And now my chest
Is oft caressed
Where total did, with burn, intest.
r. o. CHESTER.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
1854 MIDSUMMER CONCERT.

1000 "A NJ IID-oO Q III n11Is OOCNOISn1s
Such delightful concert as attended last
summer! The singers all had voices of the
choicest, and the entire programme was carried
out in an exceptionally fine manner.
Hero it is in full:
]. Solo. by Miss A. n. Cary.
2. Trio, by Miss II. II. Rust, Miss o. r.
Walps and Mr.. E. l. Rool.
8. Duett, by Misses N. L. Tine and T. s.
Grd,uL
l. Male Quartet, by Messrs. Karl Brino,
AIrdin and La IOorn.
s. Solo, by Miss Il. M. VOLS
6. Grand chorus of 100 voices.
The concert was under the management Of
Prof. Lou. ETHYL,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14

The laws of nature and of God,
Ne'er subject are to change;
We tread the paths our fathers trod,
And little think it strange.
But famine comes. and times of first
We do not understand;
We all forgot the earth was cursed
In Eden Gardens land.
The latest book of Tolstoi, "Toil."
Or Labor" too, tits called
Gives reasons man should till the soil,
Why labOrers are enthralled.
We neIt the peasants essay through,
We give it careful thought;
And We admit. in part, tbs true:
Bread should be grown, not bought
The laborer Is the happiest man
Far happier than the Gar;
And yet the poets latest plan
Shines not his brightest star;
The rich mans faaL of the poor,
Is doubtless overdrawn;
For he depends, most certain, sure,
Upon the laborer's Drawn.
Read "Tof" or Labor" it will pay,
Fen if it is "vision;''
And when you've read it, you will say,
1t merits no derision.
The widest phantasy of man
Has merit IN the writing:
And SO has Tolstois latest plan,
Although tits not inviting.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
MATERIALS OF THE STARS.

Can you imagine anything of mans in
vention more wonderful than an instrument
that will distinguish the elements of a SUBJ
stance at distance of more than 1,O0O, ,OO0,-
900 miles? Such an instrument is in
use, and its results are practically as certain
as those Of an analysis that chemist makes
in his own laboratory. This instrument is
the spectroscope, and to its use we owe
about all thzt we know concerning the
materials of which the stars the comets and
the nebula are composed. By the aid of the
spectroscope astronomers have made the as
tonishiugly interesting discovery that all
the heavenly bodies are composed, at least
in the main. ofelements that are we'll known
to us here on our little earth. It has taught
US that the saying nothing new under the
sun" does not 60 half lar enough, and that
there Is nothing new beyond the sun or in
the whole universe, so far as matter is con-
cerned.
The invention of the spectroscope was
natural outcome of well-known facts about
what is called the solar spectrum. 1t was
known, long ago, that the prismatic. or
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30
Election Proclamation.
--u-
Election October |, 1890

In compliance with Proclamation insue y,
His Excellenoy, the Governor OF iuaho; , ,rss
Boise city. the 18th day OF July lepV' ~ naii
and proclaiminE general eiectloh ~ ~, di III
ned electors OF the state OF Idaho, Octooea lss'
lsgO we the Board of County COMMISSIONER =,
for the county of Bingham, 90 ordet 49, IL IL
election shall be held at tue Notllg Issi,,.
the different precincts OF the county ~, "
mated and published by our order ~, tuV nv
NEWS. on the ist dag Of October 1870 tor L'e
purpose OF voting for the following oihceFs'
A representative in Congress for the uneA'
plred term of 5lst Congress ard Represents
tive in AID Congress.
A Governor, Iieutenant- Governor, seerosa.
nv OF State, Treasurer, Audltor, At t.i,,y;
General. SUPERINTENDENT of Public lnstfuo'
ton, three Justices of The Supreme court
For one Judge and one District Attorney TOT
The Fifth judicial District.
For one senator for 10th district and one
joint senator for llth district.
For Three Representatives 10 the Legl ls,i I
ture and one joint Representative WITH iusaA
and Alturas counties,
For three County Commissioners, sherll
a Treasurer, who Is ex-oilicio pubic Adthinls
traitor; Probate Judge, who Is ex-olh'lo ~
perintendent of Public Instruction, an hsSea
sor, who is ex-otfcto Tax Collector; sls' "
District Court, who Is ex-otnclo Auditot any
Recorder; Surveyor and Coroner,
Two Justices OF the Peace and one Constaolt
shall be elected In each precinct
Said election shall be conducted In all respect,
Ia same manner as provided oy the lams ~
the Territory for general elections ana futufhs
thereof shall be made and canyas5ed ~ SAINT
manner and by same authorities US pruFidc.
in case OF such general elections; ruturh'
/ for members OF Congress and all state ans
I District officers ana members OF Legislature
/ shall be made To the secretary vi the board o
4 cAnyassers.
| Done by order of Board Of County Commls
! sioners at Blacktoot, July 2eth, leVO'
GEo. A. RoBETHAS, Clerk.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30
SUMMONS.

In The District Court, Third Judicial District
State Of Idaho county of Bingham,
W. F. Fisher and Alex Harris, Jr, executors
of the will of Alex Harris, deceased, plaintiffs.
vs
Robert Reeder. defendant.
To Robert Reeder, defendant:
In the name Of the people of the State of
Idaho: You are hereby notified that there is
on file in the office of the clerk of the dis
trict court of the Third Judicial District of
said State i'm BlackfOot, county Of Bingham,
the complaint of w. F. Fisher and Alex Harris
Jr., administrators and executors of the will
of Alex Harris. deceased, alleging that on the
II day of November 1887, at Logan, Utah, you
made TO Alex Harris, deceased, your certain
promissory note for $500. due six months af-
ter date, praying Judgment for said amount
and interest at one per cent per month from
date of note, and for cost OF suit, as will more
fully appear from the copy of the complaint
hereto attached and made part hereof.
And that unless you appear and answer said
complaint within ten days of service hereof,
III served within Bingham county, and within
twenty days if served out of said county, but
ed out of said district exclusive of the day Oi
service, Judgment will be taken against you
by default and plaintiffs will apply 20 the
court for relief demanded In plaintiffs com
plant herein.
In Testimony whereof. ]. A. L. Richardson
- Clerk Of said District Court. have here
seal unto set my hand and affixed the sea-
- of said court at BlackfOOt, Idaho. This
30 day Of July 1880 A. L RICHARDSON
Clerk of The District Court.
By u. ii. HOPKINS, Deputy.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30
Insolvency Notice.

In The District Court OF Third Judicial Dis
triet, eUunty OF bingham, state uf Idaho
In the matter OF samuel W. Guudakef' an
lnsOlyent debtor.
The petition. schedule and Inventory Of Sam,
lel W. Gundaker having been duly received
aud filed In this court and II appearing there
from satisfactory 10 the court that said sam
uel W GundakeF Is iusOlycut, IL u therefore
hereby declared hy The Court that Samuel W,
Gundaker Is insolyent, aud the sheriff ~ hlng
ham county, Idaho. Is hereby requt sted, Or
dered and directed 20 take charge ana posses
sion Of all the estate both real and personal ~
said Samuel W. Gundaker, except such a.
may be by law exempt from execution, ana 81
his deeds, vouchers books OF accounts ana
papers and keep same safely until appoint
ment OF an assignee.
Ii Is further ordered that all persons be and
are hereby forbidden 10 pay any debts owing
erty TO him claimed or owned BY him or Tor NJ
use And all persons are forbidden 70 hav,
transferred to them any property ~ saif
Samuel w. Gundakgr and he u forbidden TC
Transfer Same. And Il further ordered tina
Goth day OF October, 1890,
At the court room " this court In the towr
OF BlaCkfOOt, ut 10 O'Clock a. m. of said day ID
and the same Is hereby appointed rs the tlm'
and place for meeting OF the creditors o.
said samuel w. Gundaker 10 prove their Debit
and TO choose one or more nssignees OF tnt
estate OF said samuel w Guudnker.
IL Is further ordered that THE IDAHO NEws
q new spaper Of general circulation. publlshcs
at BlackfoOt Idaho, BE- designated as the uew
paper in which publication hereof must b
made. And II u further ordered that all ieEa
proceedings against said insolycnt ne and ar,
hereby stayed T.. III. BERRY, Judge.
Dated July 29th, 1890
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30
SUMMONS.
In the District Court of the Third District Of
Idaho, for Bingt a county:
Mn Erartap piaintiFF

In the District Court of the Third District OF
Idaho, for Bingi II county:
May Farley, Plaintiff,
VS.
Edward Farley, Deft
To Edward Farley, Defendant:
In the name of the people of the q. s.
in the Territory of Idaho:
You are notified that there is now on file in
the office of the Clerk of the District Court of
the Third JUDICIAL District of said Territory in
Bingham county, the complaint of May
Farley, demanding Judgment against you for
the dissolution of the bonds of matrimOny
now existing between you and plaintiff. and
also awarding the custody of the two minor
children. Eva and Ella LeonOra Farley, issue
of said marriage to the plaintiff as more fully
appears and Is set forth in the complaint on
file herein, and that unless you appear and
answer said complaint within ten days of the
service thereof, if served within Bingham
county, and within twenty days If served out
of said county but within said district, and In
forty days it served out of said district exclu-
siye of the day of service, Judgment will be
taken against you by default and plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief demand
/ ed in plaintiffs complaint herein.
In testimony whereof, ], A. L. Richardson,
Clerk of the said district court, have
seal hereunto set my hand and affixed
the seal of said court at Blaekfoot,
Idaho, this 5th day Of July 1890.
A. L. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
\ r. II. HOPKINS, Deputy.
! J. c. RICH, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30
PUBLIC PRINTING.
OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER,
wen Gttr+v Tp.u1 I,.f,. pH Fuu

OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER,
Boise CRY, IDAHO July 30, 90.
Notice is hereby given that will
receive sealed proposals for contracts
for the printing and delivery Of the
blanks required BY the State Auditor
and Treasurer office during the wear
1891, in accordance with schedule 10
be seen at this office.
Bids to be opened and award made
at IL o'clock a. m, Monday, Septem
Der lst, at this office. Blanks to bC
delivered within 60 days after making
award, carriage free,
Bond after contract is awarded 4
be executed in the sum of $1,000.
Proposals should be endorsed PRO
posals for Public Printing.
| reserve the right to reject any anc
all bids. j Il. WicKERsnAM,
Controller Of Idaho.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

| WIN practice in all the courts. Collections
and Conveyanees An business intrusted u
us will be promptly attended to,
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
Thursday-Rice's "Corsair." !"

The "Corsair," Edward f. Rice's
dainty spectacular comic operate
burlesque, will be the attraction
at the Powers Grand Opera House next
Thursday evening. The "Corsair" is a
cleverly constructed, well dressed, mu-
sical extravaganza, with a story and
plot; the language ie poetic and the
music sweet and tuneful, bat at the
same time the ever-blooming burlesque
is there. Rlce's attractions are The
most artistic burlesques; their high or
der IS well known TO ali theatre-goers,
and their class of entertain
ment seems never TO wear out.
"Evangeine" ran for wears,
and is running yet. The "Corsalr"
is on the same order as "Evangeline."
1t has a real, welI-turned plot, and the
handsome young "COrsalr" and his
pretty lady love experience many ex-
citing adventures. It's spectacular fea-
lures are well worked up, and it intro
duces q number of pretty young women
of vOluptuOus form and in fascinating
costumes. There are few managers of
this class of attractions who know as
much about costuming as does Mr.
Rice; ne has made a study of il. and
this seems to be the secret of the popu-
larity of his attractions more than any
thing else. His "Corsair" company
this year is said to be one of the largest
he has ever carried, and one of the
most carefully selected. The scenic
effects are also said 20 be even better
than ever. Sale of seats will begin to-
morrow morning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

The Millennium almost reached the
town yesterday. Tas nlgnt esioIs 80
ssrdsy there w4s not oAss CA tae
aooket fos saturday Ths tenpls IL
1snus seemed aboui closing. ~hoa
womsns shrisk wks heard, ana tne
heavy wheels of ths patrol ranb.sd
around tAe corner. Ths wamsn ~as
crnnk. t1t = aid noi take tht poetry
0ui az tne soeue when thet lale hrf
away 81 sleep. Eliza loAuers wss az
ralgued in the morning for IntoNo4t,oa.
TIE sentence ~ tDe ooafg vas sss.
pended, and the gallantTy al me speeis-
tors NSs satisfied ~ lhe aeolsl0n.
Earnest MlssmAn is charged wlth
sualchluE . Womans : paokel boob ana
aapeY hen sbt WAs nQi on htf .aasra
The case Nss adjourned IA nexl Iues-
aAy.
Mrs- Been is not pretty nor mpscular.
sho IL charged With toli.ng hard things
Ia Dutch - uelg gubor ebo dont hke
20 be sassed Ihs nelghooT complained.
aud Mrs Been pleaded noi gully. HE
Honor asked.
lis this woman marTledy'
Answer-''She is
Q.-"ls shs mother of many chila-
rem
Answer-''She is 30 reputed among
the neighbOrs."
Judge YOU VII cause her 10
be returned Io the place from whence
she came, and al that. and o. be ~
turned 20 tins court next Tuesday az
leFnDon al 3 o'clock, on her oNn per.
sOnal rcoogniEance. Mrs Been went
home with tlls understand GA AeT
memory,
The cases on call tomorrow are as
toAoNs Carl Bauer, saloon opcn CA
sunday Ben BHxen Guy Putnam. ha-
gene fotaam. larceny IRON dWealne
Ia uay time Mm. lee al. Nm. N,
Wilson, larceny lees than So Prank
Clark, Ross Clark. malicious lulurg.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
The valley City cires ua. First preosd.nt
fn Al History.

The valley city Gives th. rirst Precedent
in Al History.
"when Artemus Ward went into
Africa, he found a Grand Rapids Gene
tery."
"How's thstY' asked the scribe.
"Wcll, " sald the wise msn. che found
that the Africans were very fond -
high colors So be went 20 work and
stimulated their taste for the gspoy n
every concci vable wav. Among other
th.ngs. be started a CcmciCry. Tire
fret tang ho d "a vas g. bgid q tigl
board fence around it and painted &
red. Tie Consequence vas that the
Africans went to dying of to fest ihot
the death rate threatened a. oepopo-
late tie whole continent
ON the whole history ~ the Angie
Saxon race. said one Yesterday learned
ia the folk lore ol tne Teutunic rarrs,
"Grsnd Rapids has given the hIft
example 81 fencing of tar dead poor
from the dead rich. hrfmnf Narc a
i0ke vas - grave 3 iokc taat i cost
hIm hnt little ef0ri Dr. write it up. hnt
The Valley CITY cemetery TUNED g.
Wards INTO . solemn reality
zone rises IL there -l.srraff fhe buried coo
Whefs 81 msutird fre equsiitef tf at1
Another J. acr fh-ff s-fhf PAVE RI aea
" here 81 are euusi vho dfsg living ufssfh.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
THEATRICAL TOPICS
What the Lover q Amasements
Hss 10 Feed Upon
DO I0r ksOW Barnes, OF sEW YORK.
-sPe8en Baker, AaHsSi Nisit 80 Esa
sasna's GF4aa- fasss ssS fnetasas
fSrskiHiag - tes sI.gs ana
the fxopis

There has been = noticeable improve
ment IA the attendance al the local
tbeaters during the past week. The
"Pnnce and i'Auper" drew whzE =
commonly termed = representative and
INTEL gent audlenee 10 Powers On
TUESDAY evening and. aside from three
IN the east the company dld not make
an impression that would add any new
lAurels 10 Mr.. Daniel frohman's Tepu-
tAt.on as a proslder OF frst-elsss
dramatic companies. IL Was what =
known as the "road" or one night
stand company. At Redmond's j. III.
Wallick was more than popular with
the screeenng occupants OF the upper
tiers with his Cattle King aud
Mountain King" The Lyoeum has
thnyed through the week with al
Uncle Iommer IN which the animals
were gwen more attention than the
actors. This inyinclble old play vii
soon be a smile for a menagerle. The
coming week we shail see Mr.. Barnes
of New YORK" and k.ce's "CorsAlr' at
Powers and the happy-hesrted come
dian, pete" Baker, al Kedmond's.
The Lyceum viii be dark.
Powsrs'-"Ar. Barnes, Of New York"
Hundreds of residents OF Grand
Rapids have read Gunte's thrilling
story, "Mr. Barnes, of New York, .
and Will no doubt be interested 10 see
the dramatized version, which viii be
presented at Powers Grand next Tues
day and Wednesday evenings Ine
company is from Frank W. Sanger's
Broadway Iheater, ana comes here
direct from Chicago, where they have
been playing during the past week.
The cast contains many well known
names; go many IN fact. that perhaps
as nice a mention Of their forthcoming
appearance might be the publication OF
the entire cast, which IS as follows:
Marina Paoli Miss Emily Rig
Enid Anstruther -................Mis IS Emma field
Lady 1lartf S..---...---.-, Aliss Eine 4se.lnon
Maud Chartris.....-.-...-..MissA Annie IL. Bancke
Miss Rose snyder
Mimi. Miss Mary Parish
Housekeeper Hotel De L'Europe
&. =. eSfern
Burton II. Barnes Of New Nork....James Neill
Count Musso Dane.la ...-.....---oberman Block
Edwin Gerard Ansiruder ....-- Hugo I0laDd
Inc Principal Geo N. ENeii
The Second Albert Roberts
Iomass0 Mona aidI.....-......--.-.-Mat h. Snyder
Andre De BelOe Henry Roberts
ANTONIO faoll. IL " : u ofrlsoh
Signor Bernado Salllcetti w. r. Henley
casper Leiebre..... A. Bronson
Mateo. lnnkeeper-..-----..-..-.; I. Metielland
Railroad Ticket Agent t.....T 4. ". Fitzgerald
Amadie, GarcOn de buffet............S n. Walters
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

The b.ll 80 be presented al THIS week
a. this beautiful tneAteT i The "haesl
Of the hne. .'Oat Of sight is ths frsl
part, hiCh j. truly "Out II signt.
The following specialists vii then en-
terrain. The komalo troupe, three IN
number, ~ feats Of swinging sire asa
LADDER balancing the great bQrtnes
with bis $40. 900 equine wonders, Fannie
Bezne GlidSg, dancing aud Tan mSnip-
ulsuon. -. BelmO, tne astonishing llfe-
ie4per, the IransatlAntlc duo, Barnes
and BARTON the lililputlon wonders,
twenty IN number. TIE above program
Will beinterspersed byhsleenons by Lev
Palmer. Vivian DeMonto. ST Leon snd
McCusie, Lon haschsll, Cora Adams,
Minnie Collins, ANNIE Arlington, aud 3
hosI of others. Three grand m4unees
viii be given. Wednesday, FRIDAY ana
Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
OUR CAMPAIGN WORK
A Manly WORD from rhs Dssaoorstlo
Sias.

Manly WORD from ths Democratic
Side.
To the Editor o. the TalEcsan HEsAlnf
Above parussnship aad the tr.umphs
aud defeats OF q oampa gn, are jour
nAilstic manhood ana honor for the
truth. Feeling thus ] have an over
whelmlng impulse, on the heels Of oar
late Democratic victory. % give honor
even to a pohucul enemy', where
honor is due. No cause eau be thus
injured, and II is noble that justice
should be ever done.
Thus il is that desire % volunteer ~
the TELEG RAN-HEBAID my heartcst
compliments OF .is lAto cGmpa IA work
Your sheet, gentlemen. propretors and
editors, was foe worthy Of Demo
crAcy's Ablest steel whether backoa
by party money OF inspired by your
own Republican CONVICTION and cnilu-
kiAsm, know not. bat uo other Grand
Rapids organ did such herOic work oa
the political battlefield. Whenever j
spoke OF Othorn<se figured laad
always humblyl over Western
Michigan dUr8g the campA go,
found that the IELEGRAN HERAIDs
utteraEces were feared hy Democrats,
as they have feared no other Grand
Rapids paper for years. ] know not %
what extent you were inspired 10y
"snews Of war from your candid
or committees, bat the generous space
you vigorously devoted 10 thc general
issues, was worthy OF tse highest cOm-
plment and commentator. 10 pro.
claimed the bryadest enierpi e.. The
defeat Of your party should rebound
10 no discredu % the irIEeRAH-lilR-
AID. nor shall li bar TINS honest uitgtc
10 an ably conducted opposition organ.
To thai distinguished and Iouorea
citizen. Prof. q. o. SHeuthgrg. and
Manager T.. -. Congcr and your entire
editorial corps. are these remarks cone
spicuously deserved and heartily ai-
rected.
Frsternslv YOURS.
81 aaaN NrTsnr rse
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

We oFsT One Hundred D0Iisrf Re
wsrf f0f sry csss of Catsrrr thft ctn
ret bs cured by tatiug Hslfs Cassrfh
CUre-
p. J. CHIMNEY. 4 Co. Propss
Toledo. q.
We. tns un6ers rfed. hsvs fno~n ?
!. Cnsrnsr for ths laa II Yssrt. ard
believe hiu perfectly honorsh,s In 81
business trsnssetiers. and fnsnclsliY
shis to carry ouf any obi lgsti0ns mass
~ tbeir frrn
Vest 4 Trusr Wholesale Drugg SIS
Toledo. One WsltIrE rnan A Msr-
W. Nno.ess Ie Druggls,s. Ioisoc. ono.
hsls Cstsrrf grs ls tsEsn irterfisl
~ actlng cIr.rt 3 upou the plooJ sf1
oaeels sariacs - fts FTstsrn. Frlct,
fsc per bottle SOD ~ o. truCg 80.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

The Grand Rapids Parlor Furniture
Company, at As. AZ and 40 Canal and 81
to 81 Huron-st., on Thursday next will
open their immense wholesale stock of
upholstered furniture to the retail
trade. This is one of the handsomest
stocks of fine, medium and cheap par
lor suites. fancy rockers and easy chairs,
that We have ever had the pleasure of
inspecting. The enterprise that this
company has shown in establishing the
only wholesale mandatory of up
holstered furniture in this great furni-
ture city. enabling the many buyers
vino visit this market to buy their up
hOlstered furniture at the same time
they procure their other stock. certain
tainly deserves great credit, and should
receive share of the patronage of all
people interested IN the promotion of
manufacturing industries in this city.
Their immense wholesale factories Will
greatly benefit all purchasing uphol-
stored furniture; for with the opening
Of their wholesale wareroams to the re-
tail trade they Will be enabled TO sell
the people of Grand Rapids this class of
furniture at lower prices than ever be-
fore quoted IN this city.