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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

PITTsBUEoH. Pa, Oct s.--It is stated
on good authority that Eastern capital
lists have organized company with
s.. coo, 900 capital for the purpose Of con-
Quoting the business Of manufacturing
timed plates The headquarters OF tho
company will be at Baltimore: il will
run its own tin mines and will try 70
control the American timed plate trade.
Buildings will bc erected AZ once.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04
An EXPERT BrLL1ARDIsT.
An Exhibition Tournament 90 bs Owen
at Sue.t's Hotel.

An Exhibition Tournament 80 bs owen
at ~ve.t's Hotel.
Geo. IT. Eihs, The professional expert
billiard player % New York City, has
taken the management o. The rooms
~ sweets Hotei. He j. TOW makinc
arrangements for q grad exhib ton
tournsment IN which The champions of
the c8uatfy vii take part. Next wa.
ter an an8stcur t3ufnament wfii ~
gwen. open 10 al unufJfese.onaI
Dlsyers "a Michigan. 11e Swesi' .
Hotel psrlors have uu3ergoue p thor
0ngh renovation 0ufug the pssi few
days. and lIe7 are n8w uueqnaied i'T
auytt ng in The city. bir Ellie has
figured prominently in thf bllsrd
world Tor many years. sHI his "a f'ii-
tlou games are witnessed ~ large
crowds Every day
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04
MAKE NO ERROR!

IfyOu have made up your
mind that YOU need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go at once tn DIR. ).
Clay Todd, Is MOnrOe-st,
room 4. Grand Rapids, Mich.
He will save you much ex-
pense and loss of time. DIR.
Todd's hospital and other
experience in foreign cOun-
tries, together with his
purely vegetable and harm
less remedies imported di-
rectly from those countries,
aud % years special prac-
tice in the largest cities in
the United States, render
him peculiarly fitted for the
work of curing apparently
hopeless eases.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

The Grand Rapids 4 Indiana Rail
road company vii sell Harvest BycuT-
son tickets September 3 and = ard
October IL % points south. southwest
west sad northwest &c one fare iof tae
round trap. tickets gossl for refurn
within thirty DAYS. For tickets and
further information. Apply 20 A. Aim.
Qaist. At Union station OF Geo. IS.
Muns0n. City Ticket Office.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04
TARIFF LITERATURE FOR ALL.

The AN,HfcAS PRoTrcrIyx TARIFr
L publishing most valuable series OF : ssif
c0cuTents. THESE are PREPARED vita a view
% state the ffets ara Arguments FOR rrot,c-
ion, NaOtbcv IN the Interest Of farmer,
isSOre.s. merchants er professional mes.
f..ch tss'e 81 TIE series appeals 20 thnse en-
yeEed ~ separate Industries, sad presents IN
o. living, Ard other arguments showing tue
hcuents " Protection,
any suEle cue " IN he sent Oh receipt OF 2
cents Ia - amps except Wages, Living asd
Tarif, !" which viii te cent for cent?
The Whole list viii 10 sent for 30 cents or
any twelve for 20 cents or any Eve for 10
cents. postage paid OideE by number.
30. PAGES.
2-"Tas Advantages IL rroicctiye Tsrisr T.
Tue ia1eE al4d Industries q TIE united
atetes Iifst Prize fssay, loo4. CEA1-
al oase froaastssn Iaii.Denss 90 . SUP.
piy, az Low Prioes. OF the Iangfoctur,I
CofaInoditieS required for the fcobie of
the Jnitrd states aud Adequate home
Ei9ie without Protective Tslln." FiEst
flize Esszy, ls6s. &. D. E'Dp.... -. 90
Mater ais be Advantageous 10 tsa labor
snd Industries OF tne United States"
ftfrt rfiTt Essay. .NsS Hu1ER n DIr.lf -
% sAlacles of Free-lfaae, J.. r. huISR... S.
g. sene Views on ths IArir " an Old Bush -
.-"Tho iTotsctiye fari1 ITS Advantages Tor
= taS ;o1ih.' Z. :, tDmAa;.s. $3.50. Ss
q. 90 " Coz Interest Judge Na1 LAWRENCE -
s-"sF9,selion %. I.ee'irade"-A Historical
HsI ciy. -. q. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 20
io-"Iae Farmer and the IErin" Col. TEorAs
*. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Ii-"Tsotecficp ass Public Policy" GEoNos \.
uopTseNt...,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. :. &c
1e-"Raply 70 tne Presidents Flee-Irssle Mes
SAGE" u =. loErEf.. s
II" WorkingTnen ana Inc Taria !" ........... s
IL" IAc Fl.ai Cue lion: shah American IndiIs-
ttcs be AbendOnsd snd American Mar
fefs surrendered 2. Observation-Disclosures. 3
f5-shiat IL German, with Addition ......... :. s
lC-"Ihe Prosress Of one Hundred Years"
ROBERT 4 f0RrFR-......-..... ........... Z
The farin not = Tax" Iiont3B. DBriL.. 8
-" s. ~ Irishmel should I & PROFESSIONALISM 8
g. rt lection" =. ~ ANrfsDCsS ........... 4
2t-" " lat Is a Tarirf" Answers 70 a Working
mans Question go. ................... 4
2e-"T@o american " DOL Industry" Ell. Az
2S-"v ssss sad Cost Of Living ]. b. WEEKS. .
southern Farming Industries. ........... 4
% Snort Talk 10 Workingmep." 2
10" Protection and the Farmer" Senator &. NJ
ONLLOH..-.- --........ IL
27-"AgrIcultural Depression" by J. X.
Dodge and &. " God aYls......................
23-"fIhe SOutherners National View of
Protection" by EnOch Ensley. OF Ten
ne Sste-.
29-"Tarin LEGISLATION from the Early Days
OF The Government by an ex-cOnfed-
crate .-....-.
sugar Culture" By Senator
n >. PADDOCK
3l-"Free Trade or Protecnon?" Blainos
reply TO ..................
32-"Sl eech OF Hon. Vim. Mckinley. Jr..
on the New Tariff Bill delivered May.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04
October Meetinr.

The October meeting of the Grand
Rapids District Teachers Association
will be held Saturday, October IL, al
the West Michigan Business University
The morning session will be devoted to
papers and discussions. and the after
noon to outlining from memory the
first seventy-nine pages OF Barnes
General History. No i've teacher vii
neglect those opportunities for self-im'
proyenIent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

BI.ooasBUEo, Pa. Oct x-An excur-
sion train on the Lchizh Valley road
struck and killed tao men near Deiano
Thursday. The engineer gave she alarm
when he say ther on toe track. but
they we're evidently teo badly fright
enad II paove t,ttt - ~ -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04
Are You Always SIsey2

DO you get up nightss
eau you control your
urine
IstheFe pain inyour back :
Or nervous prostrationg
Ever had rheumatism
l. stomach weak?
DO you feel worn cute
Is there a sense OF gone
nessg
Pains Ira back of head2
Areyou dreadful nervous?
Not enough or too much
urine?
Does it hurt to urinate?
Does IL smart or burn?
Is there weight or pres
sure in lower part OF abdo-
men2
Does your urine settle?
Brickdust or cloudy de-
posits?
How long this way:
Married or single?
About what age.
Then write to or call on
DIR. ). Clay Todd, 43 Nom
roe-st.. room 4, immen blk,
Grand Rapids, Mich. He is
the famous Specialist Ply
stefan who Is curing all
these dreadful complaints.
There l. hardly a town or
city or neighborhood in the
United States, but can boast
81 some former sufferer who
has been restored to per-
feet health and manhood or
womanhoOtl BY DIR. =. Clay
Todd I'm the last % years.
lie sends medicines every
where.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

MArsTTKLo. O. Oet = The Mans.
field Carriage Hardware Compsnv's
works were destroyed ~ FIRE - soclock
THIS morning The works we're closed
Tor repairs ard TIE csnse a TIE Gre IA
unknown. Loss estimated Al 81. 600
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04
The PLsCES o. algSKaEsT.
Ghnpsas 81 ths 1aoeal Theatsrs
Last Aagat.
feunE ssfsfnl ~ fsNwfs' The kseF
fspalsF ara are a. ksA-
sesna'k-sAea xakk.


SA1vISI.-The aUaseaoe al Powers
GFaaa l&ss evening dsd noi msnifvsi ~
represent what 0fAas Rapids should
contribute - t0e ronAat4e drama.
Alexana.T s4iyini Is the soa 81 hls
father by innSTllai4ce, and the finish
vita Wheh be co'ors and mouias AS
character certainly shows tASg Ae has
been blessed with the lahereul genius.
TO speak u the dramitz2tor al Dumas
great story, the ''Thgee GoSrasmea,
cannot be dome properly - TIE ho0r 81
wTlag. The presentation offered 10
the play -goeFs retained tile spirit and
fever ~ ghe characters, though they
were more OF less tainted b. dramatic
license. The theme was there and .he
thread MAS never broken, aaa lals Mas
Al once appreciated by intelligent Aadi.
tors. NJ. salYini has naturally be-
come possessed OF the mantleof hls dis.
tingulshed father. and las company is
composed Of legitimate actors. all
capable Of giving Intelligent aal artistic
thought OF the labor allotted them
This afternoon a Child OF Naples.
Tonight, Don Cesar DE Ia zsn
Redmoad's Grand-~Ermini<.
This popular theater Was packed 20
the doors last night, boxes ana foyers
being occupied when the popular
priced company presented "ErMaie.
The marches, the stage pictures and
the familiar muse were rec0gn = (.
with due familiarity Ga the part 81 ths
immense attendance, and the great
tnrmg departed Sith The memory q.
IA evening we'll spent. tonight lAe
Mgscottc."
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

MARLBORO. Mass. Oct g IT 20 chill
5ren 81 Nelson Dion. >res : sbs re-
specriveiv, were burned r. death THURS
ssy night - thsexpl osion q . lamp
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04
A Novelty an Races

Don't fail TO see the balloon race at
North Park, Oct. 3, between man and
lady, who expect to make the highest
asCensiOns ever seen here.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

In tinware and house furnishing We
can show You the best value in the city
at New York and 10 cent store, 81
Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

IoxDo~. Oct S-Tfe Nsvs ssys that
ever trse Enzi ishnaa hpaors ths lib
eral-heartsd usr 81 Au1eriea. sns mast
- ashamed Eat his orn Govern nert il
oEefins ireland only coercion. Vnlls
A1zeTfes gives oresa-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

AnDs rsilaQ. IS yesfs 20 jefferson
ave, tvpho5 fever. jesse Eevet.
years. It's Csnfer-st.. dipfhsrs. sda
Esfsr. 57z Srth-st.. s<srlfi fever Ma
ter Tufo. 81 years - feBfer-sf.. sezf.
80 fever. Anna Satherissf1. a Fesrs
3 80 North loule-sf-, tgpbof5 ftvtf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

The Valley city MlhnS COMPANY has
no peeT u TIRE uasnufsct1rs Il fofr e
products are - great denaAed aa4 -
pec.slly he Icy Waite. Try e
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04
Clam, at Dettenthaler's.

Great values IN Black silks, at KID
der's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

A few choice novelties IN iupoTted
Jackets, a. r. p kidder & Ce.s Coax
rooms
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Complete line Or pfiestiy black dre..
gooas, ~ Z. +. Kidder q Co.'S. All the
new wears.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Sample shoes are the best made. Buy
them, l02 Canal-st., and save money.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

"a ea4 ntlea Esrra.zv sefcrre -
fraet fis sfs<s 90 ir Bais ceazh SFfap
-sfra- - q -. esFe ervb6 az II eaa -
ka6 81 ~ tsssers - s. Ger 3 cetiie.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Bsr0sins' Bargains opened daily At
the New York 5 and 10 cent store. s.
Caual-st Nothing higher than 10 cents
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

The adjOurnmenis were as follow.
John 3 Hughes, violating Siste liquor
law. Oct. :. 10 a. ~. Michael Collins,
keeping open saloon on sunday. Oct. Q.
) p. M. >. ". Kelley. keeping open
saloon Oh after hour. oct. :, 5 =. in.
Geo. RO0ser. pleaded guilty. OF dis
orderly, and bis sentence was sus-
pended.
Nelson Book and ". A. Chute each
paid s5.25 for drunkenness.
John Hart and I'd. Burns vsgrants.
agreed " be out Oh tosn 10y clock
and left AZ once.
There are only three cases set down
Tor today, {. Van Pspren. $ truani hoy +,
and Mex Finck, two cases Of selling
liquor on sunday.
CHRIS. LGtz. on complaint ~ Maria
Iuiz, Was arrested last night on a war
rant for aess at and battery.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

The cheapest place on earth to buy
goods is at the New York and 10 cent
store; 81 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Soc the lifc-size crayon and ink Dor
traits, only g. Wykes, 50 Monr0e-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04
Brook tront at pettenthaler,s.

ladies hand turned, kid. button
shoes, in all styles, only $500 per pair
at the sample Shoe Co., l02 Canal-St.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Every ctizar q inv te3 81 bear Hon.
x a.. Horf dlac0ss t1e ee0u0intc and ca
3utirlai questions 81 i5e hour a. Bart.
man's Hal t6.s evening
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Fresh fsh. oysters and gAas ~ bet
tenthAlers
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

The TkTEGRAM-HERALD has closed arrange
ments with the American Protective 1arf
abled 10 furnish to on readers any Of these
dOcumeEt Is at the same price you would have
to Pay should you send TO New ORR for them.
We have the complete list now on hand. The
postage on "A letter and the trouble OF writing
can be saved by calling at this ONCE and pay
Ing only the retail price. spend cents and
read McKinley's speech In full.
THE TELEGRAM-HERAlD,
No. IS Pearl Street.
GRIND Rand Mich
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

airs Msrr p Grsy. ~ years. ~ csis-
65n.e-st tsrref
lgsn u sDsrSer. 81 vesrs. - IN
rev - frraa8 fever
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04
VIM. MILLER,
&c S. IONIA-ST.
Economy Wrought Iron Furnace!
AND STEAM HEATER COMBINED.

1st. 10 will produce large percentage moro
a combined ~arm air aad steam heat. with
given amount OF coal. than any other heater
made. a. the same are which produces the hot
Al makss the steam az no loss % fuel.
II. The steam - valuable adjunct 70 the
warm ar g with SIS help We can heat space
that can not be reached BY warm air such as
parallel rooms a long distance from the fur
nace. or apartments up two or more stories
not accessible BY warm air pipes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Those who desire % bear Hon. y. O..
Horr's address 81 Haftnan's Hal thls
evening should be on hand early.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04
A TIn-yrate Trn.,

Hear Hon. X. G. Horn this even
ing
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Hen 3 . Hosr IT Hsrimzss Isa
tlls sssEzoe
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

This afternoon and evening vii b.
tae only lwo remaining oqVntu8sties
Of witnessing TIE vefv fue Performance
veD - a finished company - spec.si-
isfs A. smiths Opera House. Ibeg srs
wel worth hearing sud should d1ar
tW0 .arge hOuseR
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Manager Chas. ". Roberts isa good
deal ~ Methodist fact he isRDem0-
GRAFT as far as q fierent tastfs are COZ
cerned. lie has consented - Use fYilin-
company giving conceri on sn0dav
evening, in which tie selections shaii
be selected with due regard tor tee day.
Most of the muse will lIe taken from
"Ermnle." Sfsts are nov on sale.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

NEw YoEK. June -. - fisst net Ar
tennis Ward II ES5S.~ saia !. Minor
CiEiswold. The lecturer he vas ~ TAI
tine city editor II The Cleveland PLAIN
dealer. Wara Was long. lsaky yang
man. with one eve AID = hatchet fAos.
he y as then known Is CazTles Brown.
bat when he became ramOuS ns added
"a e h his nALne. GiAnk lie was tie
most eccentric mAn ] ever net, aud his
fear 4 death amounted - 9 loDomsniz.
lie would get up IA rhe night, disturbed
by an awf1j fear Of death. aud wander
around tie house hSlf clothed. I re-
member bis lcaocslng ~ my door at 5
o'clock ono moraing, aud asking If /
thought that Shakespeare would have
rnads a good city editor. Ward had :
habit Of guying everybody be met. Even
his intimate friends were not safe from
this habit One evening We attended a
country school exhibition together. The
play was PiEarro.' 10 the course of the
play one Of tho actors came upon The
stage and exclaimed. How now, Co
mez: On yOnder hill We found an old
Peruvianp
Hes rightT exclaimed Ward, lean
ing over toward me. Il can recognize
the old Peruvian by his bark
''On the way home Artenlus wanted Ia
drive the horse of the baGk into the
canal. he would have done so but for
the fact that grabbed the Jnss and pre-
vented him nom carrying on: his de-
sign. he explained MS action by saying
that the horss vsx warm and needed
e0o.iog OF. l.. J.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Opposite Union Depot Phouee,-
DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE have iust
plated 0ne % the choicest additions frf
made 20 ihe CITY. Toe pat consists % g. haa
lots On hall-. Within easy reach oi steam
horse ears. We desire 80 raise "a large sum ~
m0aey within the next Ten days and 60 ac-
compiish tn. Ne have concluded CO. sell the
entire plat Ihs Is an opportunity oi d lie
time Tor the rght parry 60 make snug sum ~
money. The property viii De- Shown Tree -
charge 10 any one wishing 10 bag.
nor sALE-We have hrst-c.ass roller -four
ing miI that VIII make money Tor lIs
right parties. The mll ls q the latest desiEu,
ana has a capacity n siAtY barrels. The ma-
cliuery Is new and iu Grst-ciass condition has
Eve sets oi double nour rolls and three sets 81
double feed rolls. TIE mil cost $500. AND n
worth today sl0U0t. Beside TIE miN. there IS
sven lois. good barn aud sc cords ~ wood.
The entire property vii be sold Tor 2 JOE. TIE
property viii be shawn 90 any one meaning
business. Terms satisfactory.
E0R hALE-Ne have a fue paying hotel o "a
thriving locality That vii hr sold al haf-
gain ~ taken al once The hote Is nrst-c.ass
IN every particular. and II furnished Wish The
latest hefei appliances. The property has
twenty well furnished rooms. and tra yelling
men pronounce u TIE best ho:e' 10 Western
Michigan. This property is paying Invest
mept for some good man witt = iitile NJ 3neg.
Call al once u you mean business. Nld lake
city property 10 part paymcat.
FOR sALE-A lne fiat near the Madison
ave. crossing Of the D.. J.. a. n. T. X. suit.
able for four families. The la viii rent for
$40 per month. and IS Within a few steps 81
steam OF horse cars. This property wlll bs
sold for $50. or viii exchange Tor other prop
erty.
FOR SALE-We have a rare bargain that =
sure 90 make money Tor some one. Ahe
property Is located on spring St. neaf oah >
and is now renting Tor So per month lhis
property IL centrally located and is occupied
by good paying felautS and is sure - im-
prove In value faster than any property in the
city. from the fact that 10 IS within one block
of the Union depot. and within rVo blocks n
the busy portion of Nonroe-st. The pro perry
viii be sold Tor $3.50 per foot, 80 ioOi front.
EOR sALE--Or viii exchange for other prop
eTty. real or personal two houses on one
large l0t. Win divide the property and Sell
each separately. Ihe property is situated on
I0gan-st., near Iasi-st. and vii make two
pleasant homes. which are nov renting for tis
per month. This is y rare b3rga for some
one. and Is sure 70 be taten "a once.
E0R SALE-A sl1-room house on C0le-st
Good wells, lot 50Tll3i only $50. VIII take
small payment down and balance on monthly
payments Would take cheap i0t f0r first pay
mcBL
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Rev. DR.. HAZE, of Lansing, witness
in the Sanford -Rowley- -Democratic-fre
and-brimstone libel suit, now on trial,
testified, in behalf of Col. Sanford, that
the character of the latter was as good
as any Democrats could be. The Rev.
DR.. ought TO know the standard of
Democratic morality thoroughly, for he
has trained with the crowd many years.
But his mind was so preoccupied with
the tedious task of trying to enjoy De-
mOcracy and religion at the same time,
that, perhaps, he doesn't know so very
much about the festive colonel after all.
The latter esSayed the same hopeless
task for a while together with the Dr., but
soon gave up all but his Democracy in
disgust.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Gov. HILL has been To- Indianapolis,
got the consent of Mrs. Hendricks, told
the Indlanapolitans to save the State,
and by this means expects to secure the
nomination for the Presidency. But
that doesn't do away with Cleveland,
and Brice is now said to have a new
born bee, of the Presidential species,
just Matched in his bonnet. Those sew
eral bees will soon stop their buzzing
and commence their stinging, and then
things Will be lively III Democratic
circles.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
AMARRIAGE A CONTENTION.
A Change of Heart Follows the Issuing
of n License.

OF License.
Last Monday Ferdinand A. Dornberg,
a bartender at Huber saloon, on Lyon
ST., swore out license to marry Mrs.
Maggie Terwilliger. The lady was for
merly the wife of Calvin Grain, from
whom she was divorced in February
1888. From all appearances the license
matter was u bona fide and regular
Transaction, especially as the lady IN
question was present when the affidavit
was sworn 10 by the prospective groom.
Yesterday Simeon VI. Wooden, OF Nor
ley, Mecosta county, appeared with the
same lady and proceeded to take out a
license. When the lady's name was
reached II was discovered that Mrs.
TerwIliiger was the to-be Mrs. Dorm
berg, aud the deputy clerk declined to
proceed further I'LL the license issued
Monday was returned, on the ground
that 1t would be an irregular proceed
ing to have two licenses IN the hands of
two men to marry one woman.
Mrs. Terwlliger contended that
DOrnberg got out his license only to
spite her, aud in order to keep her
from marrying anyone else, because
she had broken off an engagement
with him. She SAID that she doubted
whether DOrnberg would return his
license. If asked TO. and maintained
that she was not party TO transaction
number one, Notwithstanding that she
was present when DOrnberg made oath
to his affidavit. The matter was left
open. and Dornberg, It - expected
will be required TO return his license If
he IS not already willing 50 to do.
Wooden IS 23 and Mrs. TerwIlhger
a "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

MIsoELLAsE0Us

tLAlkN0l AAI-Ars. Dr. nlli of New ork
city, can be consulted 81 once ~ los and
lpl Monr0t-st., on al Affairs Of life. being 4
celrbfEteG business ClairfuSant. astr0losi q
and paiinisf. vil0 has a reputation through
oUl The world Ior acurztc End tFuIafi1 resd-
mas Of tue past present and fullre through
her wonderful tEgptlal magic mirror re-
moves ali evil innurncrs and family estranee-
mcnts, gnitcs the separated causes speed y
marriages; brings success 10 the uuSgccrssiu ul
aud tetls when ~ "a AXE Profitable M estlnents
consultation from al 10 - a 80 tells fIll name
anG shows picture of The one You Viii marry
Mrs. Hill has been consulted ~ the most sue
cesSful business men aud ladies OF seN ork,
IN. 10 =. m.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
NOT ONLY HERE
Have People Been Generous to tn
y. VI q. a.

Have People Been Generous to the
y. VI q. a.
While our own citizens have re-
spOnded most generously TO the appeals
of the Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
ton of tins city, they do not stand
alone IN their liberalIty.
The Association has recently received
from Mrs. Hunter Savidge, of Spring
Lake. draft for $500 and from one Of
our Northern lumbermen a pledge of
$1,000.
The very fact that outside friends
appreciate the value of n building, and
the needs of the work for young men,
ought to stimulate our citizens to make
the new building a feature OF the city,
not only for the present, but for the
future. 1t Is interesting to note that
both of the pledges mentioned above
came without solicitation and have
been tremendous encouragement to
all interested IN the work.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
rHaIisGift"


10 che Edifor Of TIRE TEtFezsv -HEa0b.
Ii Grsnd Rapids hound 90 discard
the name 81 the oldest auf most hon
cred residents Of Grand Rapids. aud
reject the name of the generous donor
q the ''Ra PARK, then let them name
it t6e Globe Park" waCh e nearly
Synonymous. "AN0yTW NOUS
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Andrew " Psngburn ard Frances
N Reynolds, both of the city, we're
married by Justice Westfau a. the
County Clerks oHcs yesterday morn
ing- In the afternoon At tae sane g are
William H Long and Laverne A P0r-
ter both q Algoms, township, we're
an ted.