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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-24

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Sobn unb allen Druggi1ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-24

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-24

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-24

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fcrtlrdbrenp einseubr, trpsbem bebauptet 1r Bull;
Suien Sprnp ben eriteu glaB ais reite Me6esu aeaen
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-24

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-24

q Maber ids 8anf besablt 4
pro3ent 3inien fiir 3eit. Depofiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-24

Oie
W0dentlide Treie Yreiie fit Seras
erf9eint
jeoem Donnerfag
unb foitet
$3.50 fit oaS Sabr poer $1.25 fit
6 Wpnate In uramsbesabInna.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07
COURT RECORD.

Circuit Hon. NJ. G. Burch, Judge
The People VS.. Frank and Arvine Peck,
information for larceny of property of
value of more than SO; motion 10
quash information denied. The People
vs.. William Sherwood, complaint Tor
assault and battery; continued on ap-
pllcatlOn Of prosecuting attorney. The
People VS.. Talbot Grldley, complain t
for selling tobacco TO MINOR: verdict
not guilty. The People VS.. David Irwin,
complaint for assault and battery; con-
tinued on application of prosecuting at
torney. The People VS.. Edwin r. Shell
don, information for adultery; defend
ant arraigned, waived reading OF the
information, and pleaded not
guilty. The People VS.. James F.
Sergeant, Jr., complaint for bas-
tardy; order nolle prosequi entered.
Frank +. Bartlett VS.. The Street Rail
way Company of Grand Rapids, as
sumpSit; findings filed; Judgment for
plaintiff Sl05.S4 and costs, including at.
tOrney fee OF Sl5 and against McGeOrge
Bundy; proceedings stayed twenty DAYS
and defendant allowed twenty DAYS TO
propose amedments. In the matter of
additional jurors, order that ten ad-
body Of the county. On call today
"a, 10, II, l3 and 81. The People VS..
Bailey McCay. complaint for bas-
tardy; order nolle prosequi entered
Hon. VIM. 4. Grove, judge-The Aldine
Manufacturing Company VS.. Bertram
w. Barnard, assumpslt; argued and
submitted; findings requested. Thomas
Russell and George W. Ferguson vs..
Wm. II. Allen, assumpsit; judgment Tor
plaintiff, S274.6j aud costs. Johannes
Dunkwk VS.. The West NJ Michigan Lum-
Der Company, assumpsit; Judgment for
defendants for costs. Austin Richard
son vs.. Peter Osterhout, assump-
SIT; plea Withdrawn; judgment for
plaintiff, si0l.07; plaintiff allowed
to amend declaration. Beula-
min Fuller We. John and David Fltz-
gerald, assumpslt; on trial. On call to-
dav. non-jury law cases II, "a, IS, so, 20,
s., 80, 50 and "A.
SUrERToR-Hon. r. A. Burlingame,
iudge-Bertha r. Ely vs. The City Of
Grand Rapids; hearing resumed and
evidence closed; arguments set for
March 2i.
UNITED STATEs-lIon. II. +. Severens,
district Judge-Hecht Bros. Is. Martin
L. Sweet CT al; trial continued.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07

meeting vi Be called - order 81 7
e'cl ck.
Isl ass jRFors sere ordered drz~n
Ia tie AaE1D LeFm q TIE circuit court
yesterday.
The maE-0B % qu&sh the intorinatoa
la tie case ot Frzak aod Ary-ns fecx
NAs csnled by Jacge baEea-
EcNin L. Saela0a, accused OF sdgl-
tery, was arTasg1ed 10 the clrc8E court
yesterday al beaded nog guilty.
Aust-l R.ea srisou oata uei Ju1g-
msas igE slsl-0I 4galns. Peter OsteI-
hOut b. TIE clfe~it court yestsFdAy
The evidence Ia the esse Of Bertha l.
Ely against tae city MAS tlnlshed yes,ef-
day. ald lle arguments a III u AesttA
~ March -.
Thomas Russell and George W. Fer
gusOn were allowed Judgment Tor
S2I4.65 ID tbelE suit against Mn. II. Al
len, yesterday.
Jinnv Murphy has bssn held 10 the
circuit, unaer 80 bal. 70 answer 70
the charge AZ engaging 10 contest IN
the laGare OF pEbe-nxnt. Inls re-
duces the casrge somewhat.
The case OF FRANK Z. Bartlett against
the Street Railway Company, b. sang
Tor psy Tor ali work 0yer ten hours a
day, Mas ended 10y Judge Grove render
ing a Judgment Tor the plaintiff tor
alo5.s4. Tue case Will be appealed.
Gertrude l., the little 4-year-old
daughter OF Or. j. A. Mcpherson, 100
Turner-St.. died yesterday forenoon Of
dIpltaerla. she was buried IN The az
teFnO0n. Or. and Mrs. Mcpherson have
the sympathy OF many friends IN their
rathetlc lOss.
Morgan Hamilton, the man fresh
from the smallpox ward OF the city
hospital, says ne Is not stuck on the
disease but ne Is very grateful for the
care he has received at the hands Of
the city health officers, and has written
them highly complimentary letter.
Hollis Mosher, day before yesterday,
called at the Office of the county treas
urer aud drew s56.25 for 1875 sDarrows
which ne had shot IN Plalnfield town
ship within a week. THIS is the biggest
sparrow order ever paid IN this county,
and Mosher, who Is a young man, = en-
titled TO the palm. he was N week
ago and drew nearly as on two similar
orders. lie says ne shoots the birds
with a double-barreled shot gun, and at
TINS rate earns as much money as a
bank cashier.
City Marshal Wilson has received 4
letter from Don. c. Smith, OF Los
Angeles, Cal, who wishes 10 know the
address of has brothers and sisters II
they are living. They are Helen, Cor
nelia, Frank, Nathan ", Garrett.
James and Clarence. He writes that
their father, VIM. NJ. Smith, died at
Grand Haven several years ago. The
write has been West tor several years,
and he IS very anxious to learn some
thing of their whereabouts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07

Or. G.. X. Johnson has returned from
Florida.
J. b. Mulhken, of Detroit, was in the
city yesterday.
c. B. Morgan has gone to New York
on business trip.
Mrs. c. II. Van Arman is visiting
friends At Hastings.
Miss Florence Chamberlain is visiting
friends in Hastings.
DR.. Donald Maclean, Of Detroit, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Joslyn is visiting Mrs. Fred
Boyce, of Port Huron.
William Alduch Tateum has gone
East on a business trip.
A Chubbeck, of Kent City, is spend
ing few days in this city.
Mrs. Henry VI. Pose has returned
from two weeks visit to Niles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Kenyon were in
Grand Rapids today.-Ionta Press.
Z. D. Richard, Jr., of Saranac, is
spending few days with friends in
this city.
B. S. Whitman left on a eighteen
days business trip to Johnson City,
Tenn, yesterday.
DR.. Boughner, the Monroe-st. dentist,
was called out of the city yesterday,
and will return Saturday.
Capt. w. A. Gavett leaves Sunday
night to JOIN the general passenger
agents excursion 70 Mexico.
The W. C. T. L. ladies are requested
TO meet at 334 Crescent-ave. at $50 D.
m. today, TO attend the funeral of Mrs.
J. L. Steiner.
Miss julia Page, who has been teach
ing in the Industrial School for Girls at
Adrian. IS at her home in this city for
a months rest.
Mrs. J. c. Wenham has returned
from q visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Cora Bliss Wenham, who IS studying
music IN New York.
Mrs. Julia ". Hadley, Of Hastings,
mother Of Mrs. W. J. stuart, OF this
city. has started for HankOw. China,
where she Is to enter upon missionary
work.
Claude w. WhItmOre went 10 Grand
Rapids for a short visit to relatives. On
MS return to Jackson, he leaves for
Tennessee, 10 reside permanently
JGcksoa Patriot.
Thomas Mells, of Pewamo, ware
h0useman and grain buyer, is stopping
ia the city for 4 few days III attendance
on the United States Court as witness IN
the case of Hecht Brothers ys. VI, l..
Sweet ct a..
T.. G. stuart, Of the Lsrder, has post
Doled hrs trip south. by the advice OF
his phys.cau. though he IS now much
improved IN health. Ne VIII take an
Eastern trip l0 JucC, going down the
80. Lawrence river aud 70 the sea shore.
" G. Denis1n. V. II. Anderson and
wife, Mrs. ! Bovd Paut.nd. Mrs. Ed-
wari DlckCy. E3vari J. Moore. George
r. H0skusou Ms T. r. Loom 8. Mss
Jenu Looms. Sis. Eastman AMI 4.
r. Cole. an of this city. were registered
as Detroit hotels yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07
LUNATIcS OF ROYALTY.
A 2nsas ssytsIa ssF~ sac aAEaAsos
Are Dakes, rrfuces Ana C0aGts-


a 1rrr4tks WANING
The most famous insane asylum ~
tue world Is al Deciding about a.
hour rlde from Vienna. ZauA ~ tne
fsfs0us under restraint are - loNAi
birth, while there = aSToly oae ~ho
has lot n.ured Ia tie contemporary
history ot Eurore The Duchess OF
Cumberland. frnce Rupert OF Bavaria
Prince NontenUoyo. ard Prnce sub
k0Nsk are among taoss Nho Rave 90
tanned aa0ls lsslon 10 tbls exclusive bed
lam. IN tie most oI these cases Tie IA
SANITY was caused by OseTW0Fk, excite
neat, Indulgence, h}gh living and the
different forms Of dis pate on. In :
few Il was hereditary. Win the many
i could surely have been prevented had
tae proper remedy been used.
The inability 10 remember and place
some familiar face, pain oI Ighness
IN the head. II Q0ent watering or the
eyes, ahsent-inlnQ edness, desire 10
sleep bat mp0ssb-lIty 10 DO 80, we're
symptoms that showed the near ap-
prOach OF insanity or the terrible par
esls Had these people OF royal birth
adopted the night manner OF hfing,
nd then used that wonderful dlscoY-
cry, Palne's Celery Compound, IN
doubtedly they would today have been
enjoying 10 the fullest extent the de-
lights of society and highest oihelal
position.
Let the inhabitants OF the United
States take this advice 10 themselves
Their constitutions may have been
more vigorous, their nerves stronger,
and their brains brighter, than these
scions OF royalty possessed. But over
work and high living will have the
same effect Their digestion vii be
impaired, their eyesight grow dim,
nerves become weak, and they wall feel
tired and unequal TO the duties of busi-
ness and society. A living death IN an
insane asylum may end the tragedy.
Avert these awful consequences by
using Paine's Celery Compound. II Is
true invigorant, and can always be
relied upon. Thousands have found
It's claims 20 be true. Why not you,
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07

{ o. go ois eify ~dsss.es~ a.
+ lav ~c~es r. p u ths state
+ Less - IRE bare geas za4 txs1~
lalass zs I zss re ate-
F ! ass s1es saerr i an. yo1 see.
+ Atno-sA 14Fs aot nasYed.
F JEgA ssy 49, lesaiiea : sao~n.
+ Aa4 s.sEls aus srogsa.
F ~ no5is vars - Agse hsa grexn.
10 se'asaeE fs.l spSFt
Aaa from % Ese peFr sern 70 bs
s,lea cosn. sslf IS, a. smart
F Aaa th0asa tne ela ~ss agmser Elghts'
+ I nos sass - Ia ~Atas.
f AID gaus / AZ al blekea ~.
+ Nos ssaeslHs whieh Is mlas.
II may se Tea Tor asxat know
II eaes MS aunber skiys."
lst sAsa thss H9yee 1s iGto "kisaG"
managed 20 survive.
And SILL ny d8Hlc4ls abode
tHe4 the se.i-szme let
Anit fhe siaiwaFt maple trees
klsht IA the sane old spet.
/ They changed me oace from Five" 10 Eight.
( Aor old / care piR.
/ Nhea uumbeF Five" moved er tie creek.
Ald number light" moved in
I Bat noN they've terra me ~ again.
Nor csred about the cost.
/ So tia . scarce know where l am.
/ Becsuse I'm somewhat losti
/ foF my "a ward has rua away
do. know where II went.
Home abroad. OF somewhere else.
sent ITO banishment-
/ don Ahow where the fences are.
OR my number is.
or no. the mixture came about
FrVn4 hieh this muss "ariE."
For aught know. still may be
Ia staEeh old number Eight"
Yet II rs mine. or Ten" know
It's somewhere In the state!
also know the BIT Of earth
Near thirty years my own.
Remsias on summer street the same.
While wards about are blownl
A red man once when spreeing loud.
His ieepee could not nnd.
And when a friend would serve him. and
Attempted 10 be kind.
Was met With gestures fierce and Wild
| And head gear airy tost-
big ingun here. Big. 0. X =
Ii IS the wigwam's lost"
| And 50 l will ameS> =v plant
/ 4 li;ile al its Close
/ 3iy ward IS os,!-while remain.
/ IN ratified disrepose-
/ For the brave dads" have mixed me ur
| 80 that whereer 1 am.
| Until the spring elections come,
! They will not care a-'clam."
| It's all 50 funny and so queer.
! IL makes one laugh "a SPELL
/ When one VINO knows jus; where be IS
Amt fixed SO he can tell
! wish some one would tell me how
| These strange things came about
| Whether I'm still In old ward Eight"
| Or whether I've moved out.
-EBENEzER GREGG DANFoRTH HOLDEN.
| HONE" Feb. q, 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07
oHkAP ADVERTISING.


Five Las "A For . Siezei
one ys4E AZ tne IELzGzAlz Has AID
AAuguraled the plan u laking small
40 yert.sements a r. want columns fsF
one -ssle. - Wel we're we pleased
w.th the results that ID las been decided
~ put tAs pa ~ 0pefauon as2.n for
next sunday. N0t more than 81 adveE-
Usements MI Re taken from the same
party AM each advertise ment must be
different from any other.
Only one condition = imposed upon
any ons, ard that IS that al copy must
D. delivered a. the once BY Il o clock.
noon, Saturday torecelyetne benefit by
ths utter disregard for rates.
BY noon Saturday, We must have the
ads, ~ doa't come late. No orders VII
b. taken by telephone ana legal tender
must .n every case accompany the copy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07

The young ladies of Division-street
NJ. Z. Church, VIII serve first class
dinner IN Hartman's Lecture Room, to-
morrow at noon. A fine bill of fare has
been prepared and accommodations for
all who come is promised.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07

WAsaIssros. Marco 7.-For Lover
Ael g1u Far weaElssg e4ster.y = rldsi
.raier. FoE Upper 4cnlgaa Far
weather, followed oY Egnt SHOW. east.
erE ALnls aarnar-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07

Bessie Emmlnger, Fair-st., II. Night
ingalc, ass South DivislOn-st., Henry
Ter Euerst. l46 Center-st.. Miss Greg
orv, al Charles-st.. Mcmahon children.
1862 CcnieT-st., August Hoeckstra, 4l3
Cass--t. nleasle-, smith, lGi Jcnnette-
st., scarlet fever.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07

Twenty-Five per cent. discount will be
made on shorthand scholarships issued
to ladies during this month. Good
light, steam heat and no stairs 10 Climb
First-ciaSs typewrlters. Commercial
law lectures every day.
VALLEY CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07

Ths following Is Hst % ths marriage
licenses issued since Iast pab.islei wita the
names. -ss jencs wasa outside tae city and
ages % tne parties AeEs
Mrnari Swan. n Graad RapidS snd
Alae Moore of Harvard. Kent county u II
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07
eyyait. Wait and See.

Within the next two weeks you will
have the best opportunity 10 see the
latest STYLES and nobbiest spring mil
linery that ever were brought to this
city at Berwin's Millinery Parlors, %
Canal-st., of which you viii receive due
notice through our city papers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07

klm-man IS LimbsTt. tae weiI-knOwn
and p pulsr furniture dealers iH the
B.odgctt block. Ottawa-st. propose 60
heeu ext Monday and Slaughter, 81
les. taan manufacturer cost. their en-
tro sfrck ri ncw and fashionable fur
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07

The consistory class of 1890 have had
a large group PHO taken at Be, &
Bailey's Gallery, which excels N.Y.
thing else they have ever had taken.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07

In reading these prices do not think
they represent prices on cheap goods.
We warrant every article We eel 20 he
as represented or money refunded. We
have o large cash trade and can afford
20 eel you a good article a. very
small margin.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07
PURELY Personal.

THIS Is NOT 4 CHARITY" ACT on OUR
L part Wewant I've line ais. for five cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07

THIS Is NOT 4 CHARITY" ACT on OUR
part. Wewant five line ads. for I'VE cents.
Come on
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07

Look a. these pictures whaf DO you want
shoes foT7 10 look well ou the fset. or 20 look
wou when held n the hsndi
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07

= pFvr TorR HarSr FOB FTvF cENTs IS
a. tas ~satE lz-rs san llsss-o-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07

Come and look over our stock and sec
If We can not sUit you.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07
VAN EVERY
& CO.'S
PRICE LIST!

90 lbs best Roller Process Flour 80 90
% lbs best Roller Process Flour ......50 C
Every sack warranted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01

WANTED-A GOOD BOY TWELVE OR
w fourteen years old, to do chores around
the house. Enquire first cottage north side
social hall alley
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GROUND FLOOR.
and the attic.

On the first floor, as we enter, there is re-
ception or sitting hall, which is SO common
in the more modern arrangements of dwell,
ings. This reception hall may be separated
from the passage by curtains or portieres or
sliding doors, in which event the opening
from the room into the passage would have
to be little narrower than that shown in
the drawings
This room would present an attractive fea.
ture, The windows in this part of the room
could be placed about four feet from the
floor, in which event book shelves could be
arranged below them. The window in front
goes to within seventeen inches Of the floor
Under the stairway, and leading from this
room, may be placed very liberal closet, in
which there should be small window.
Leading from the passage is the stairway
and two closets. The little passage in which
one closet is placed is separated from the hall
by a door. There is another door opening
from this passage into the kitchen Thus
there are two doors between the kitchen and
the front part of the house. This arrange
ment has in mind the isolation of the kitchen
from the other rooms in way to prevent
the passage of the usual kitchen odors.
The stairways in this house are of the class
known as combination stairways; while they
are convenient ard easy of construction,
there is certain amount of complication in
their arrangement which makes them diff
cult of description so as to. be understood by
those not accustomed to examining floor
plans. There is the stairway from the front
hall to the floor above, and one from the
kitchen to the landing of the front stairway.
The landing of the front stairway and that
from the kitchen stairway is in common
that is, if is the same.
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