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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03
New England Tea Co.,
SIS Canal-st., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Store open from "a. m. TO Up. M.
T. ]. Lamb & Company,

REAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION.
s and 10 South Ionla-st. Phone 81.
ITO EXCHANGE Mortgage Of 81 300 drawing
seven per cent Interest, and secured by
country real estate which We will exchange for
city property. house and lot preferred.
RUSINESS CHANCE-Will sell half interest
~ IL rrst class grocery house centrally 10
Gated ana doing "A lOurishiag busineSs. Or
viii exchange ior house and lot worth $500.
SALE-Tbe new planning mill and grounds
~ South Grand Rapids located between
the VI. 9. and q. X. & /. railways with sidings
from 0oth roads. The plant is fitted with the
Iatest designs m planning mill machinery.
New engine and boiler. This IS an excellent
plant for manufacturing q will be sold at
bargain or viii form a stock company for
manufacturing furniture. Correspondence
solicited.
PARE BARGAIN-That fine large house No
III z Morrlson-St., at the head CaSS-st. VIII
rent Tor 30 per month or will sell at a reason
able ngure and on long time. This is a very
disiraOle property for any one wishing fine
location in an excellent neighborhood.
EOk SALE-A fac 3year old Jersey COW.
= gentle and kind, giving nice mess OF milk.
The cow can be seen any time BY applying at
$40.
FOR sAIE-we have splendid fruit farm
= near the city, consisting OF 10 acres. The
farm Is set with about 4.0Ju choice peach trees.
Apples, pears. plums. cherries. ounces grapes.
strawberries. raspbeTrieS. etc, etc. The house
and barn are new. and the farm Is supplied with
excellent water. About Is acres Will make an
excellent garden. Price. $50 per acre. Terms
easy.
E'0R SALR-House and lot on Sprlng-st
north OF Oakes-st.; lot 50Xl00 feet. running
70 an alley. The house is large commodious
building and now rents for So per month. This
IS FIRST class property for an Investment 10 being
near the busy portion OF the city and close 20
Monroe-St., where prices are rapidly adyanc-
ing.
TO BUILDERS-We have 100 900 feet OF first
class hemlOck bill stuff which we will sell
or exchange for carpenter or mason WORK We
also hare fac line Of shingles and iath which
We will sell cheap tor cash.
E'OR SALE-40 building lots on Butterworth-
ave. These lots are a bargain and are with
In the reach OF the laboring classes. They are
within 10 minutes walk OF 80 factories and Is
minutes walk from the posr-office. VIII sell
on easy terms from 500 20 $50 each
FOR sALE-A fne s9o soda fountain In e1-
csllent condition will be sold ~ q bargain
II taken sooa- Wa exchange for horse and
carriage.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03
NOTICE or COMMISSIONERS on CLAWS


STATE CT MTCuTel N-rrrr = ~ Kent &c
~ P~1tefe Court III ssir C1rffV.
EefHfe ~ NAfFIN FEITI aeresesf
NE nr1 ers sref 1svIrg beer grrf 80 ~
80 Zen ITfFs - profsra 81 $40 eourrT
CON 1r .sstsuers - f'E re. 81 fnf rsfter ~
se tsfaft ara 81 ur-ts frrr ffe fourth
cay % rra. D. Isf -s~irr sepr siIovef
- go I1fEr - F~asz1s ~ e. rerrsrr hsr-
~ a.Te aea rsi se-f ssfsts II ffrf ~ Ire
"a fre.r rls rs - 80 frr sgsu nar.or snf
~ uxt-tH~f
- "a o. fsa ~ 1sv ~ fsrs a n -
81 - ~srgrsv ~ Ar esT 81 r'efoasF A n
49, ef rrrE D. ~ azrt tsr q rrs
once q lfsres rsfvtns n 80 CtsV ~
4-sr- Fers ia $50 eourrr fs receive srs
s1srt1s su-r r.Eirs
Tsfe< g-srs psrftg Arr A = ~
JANIS - CkErEELL
fnsFlFf p CaEiF fFs
Cen n lssfose-x
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

ACCORDING % Democratic authority
It VIII not do at all for the Republicans
or Michigan 70 make doodle" cam.
palgn TINS year. But the Democratic
"wneel-horses" keep an eye 10 the
main question with them, when they
talk OF gubernatorial nominations.
In reported interview with Free
Press reporter, Gen. John G.. Parkhurst
IS reported To have said 70 the rep lrter:
al do not know that Hon. |. NJ.
Weston. OF Grand Rapids, cares for the
nomination, but, " he's at all ambitious
IN that direction, | think his claims
should be very carefully considered.
The Democratic party OF Michigan owes
him much for Ms performances OF the
past. he would go into the campaign
with a vim and enthusiasm which
would be almost irresistible, and ! be-
leye he would be elected. He is also
financially able 10 make the sacrifice,
and think ne should be very carefully
considered"
No doubt that $4,000 which Mr..
Weston didn't drop into the last Demo-
cratic campaign hole, would be pow
erful influence IN securing him very
careful consideration from his party.
His financial ability to make the sacr-
fee marks him for a Democratic victim.
II IS only the latest sp scimens that
they select for immolation upon their
affairs, Like Kemnler, Mr.. Weston can
almost feel the current of annihllauon
disintegrsting his political spine.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

PSoErzrrI0s n Van Buren, County
starts cut veil under the local option
regime. But the prevailing quiet Is
only the calm before the storm. A
loeai hgnI against toe az sill De made.
Il Is not as az certain that our Supreme
Court VII recognize the ght Of the
Legislature 70 delegate 70 TIE Board OF
Supervisors and the people together
the power 70 suspend the operation OF
a general Jaw, which IN itself makes no
such provision. We believe that the
better and safer way TO provide for the
suspension Of = general law, in certain
cases, would De by the insertion OF pro-
visions Of that kind IN the general law
itself. Then the suspension would come
from the Legislature Itself, in the event
or certain contingencies
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
This let q furnished ~ v. 2 scrlbner.
.sl estate tssi--. IS Fssri-sr-

This nst q furnished ~ v. 2 seribner.
real estate tss'.r. IS Fssrist.
E'r-ifre O. Farmer 70 T. z Winches
Ger. ict 8. hlk "a. Smith 4 Nsn Aliens
AID . IN
Frsd l. Mis- o. a., ~ Jos {. shink-
man ard VIE Iot a Blk q Mis- add 80
Matilda Hanish 20 Anton Hsnfsh uad
"a iofs e. H. Blk z Ro5erss adj 900
James j nsnhof 90 Mary RFsa. parr II
hik a Powers Parts aft Tfr
Marinus Farder Mas - Mar aus Mar
-nsse. = = i7t =. bis 4 nennif sus 80
y enc ~ kemTnse g. Rusrt .. Terp-
sfr2 iors snd = hik 7. Stocking z
-nifn's add 90
RIsrf e. rsrpsfrs - rernsfias surftter.
iot 4 NTk Srt~Ef~g e Srwifhs al an
~ Mcclellan r. Nsrrsres Burhsnan.
Ief sIk q sEinnars adj 80
L0f1ts ossriu1d 20 frsnE fros r. ard
r.fe. l0f 81. Leons-f a CO aaf -
Efrsrf PTsrf o. Aafhea Car ws ~
irf Ii ris %. D-ew RrsRrs sd1 80
I1as n lri a1t11 - 4sfn stout.
- ~ srr a arrfi ard ~
" 7rEsrar A. ausrfH 81 >crarer t4clts
-or1rgh. 11d 80, = 81 sv af sse
Ssn-yr T-rrpSaff G. rsrs1s A Hrrss
part rr 4 av 20 So "A s'gowa -
James q hoEars G. Wary Ser aIs az
CIR sec q - e9refa A.
Isaac n 81 Nrry te sec C. Baker -
So n spc a. laitfa-ia -
Etvar1 P Cau7 ~ Efward prsrf.
~ 4 - - sec g. 6-a1t fap-
Tsan stsut 3, Isrs Mr3-vsr
- ef 49, Gear ara - 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

Any saosorib~r 70 TIE rELksRAa
aERALD who fails co receive the pap q
regularly. or ~ho may have reason -
sozPl&ia OF late delivery. iii confer .
special favor By tRfor@ihs this once 81
The eAos al ones. send PssI&i card s< eel
.p telsPhons ssh
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03
- ~ -. -

pAp~4TFVk H1LT. Fsrs~a vsrsh-as--sa.
"A ~ ~ sesfh i'Tis.t1-st. sf1srs ptaros 81
.,4.a--rr x-rrs 81 ~ rafes sTf--- r~-F
- -.-ss-F rr-~a-s rltk s-Ee ~FarrH s-Fr
Ersup-v ~ sslspaezlus g. - 1ss ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03
REAL HsTATP-cOONTRY.

TO PARTIES desiring 10 purchase property
IN one OF the most pleasant rural locA-
tons. We VIII say. please take n look az our
property IN the village OF Lisbon. and then
make us an offer. We mean business and are
bound 10 sell 20 the highest bidder a. soon Is
the BIDS are al in. Address u. b. 4 A. B.
ElmSlie, Gra5d Rapids. Mich. lOJtf
FOR SALF-0T will exchange for city prop
erty, al S0-acre farm In Cascade town
ship; well improved. CAL on or address DR..
" W. Danforth. Cascade. Mich. June
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

The order and regard for law which
have characterized the labor move
ments up 10 this point are harbingsrs
Of success. The sympathy OF the peo-
pie is with the workingmen. and public
sympathy ayails much. When that Is
secured Il IS victory half won. Even
though concessions Of 4 portion of
latOr.s demands may finally have 10 be
made. it wlll still be a victory won,
and, II peaceful victory. a much more
permanent and valuable one than any
gained by force.
It has been almost invariably the
case that n strikes the not-headed agi-
tat0rs and those who have little to
lose. either II reputation or property,
push themselves 10 the front and coun-
sci violence, thus alternating public SYM
patty almost before their cause IS fair
ly laid before the people. But in this
movement, so far, that element mas
been kept down or relegated to the
rear. Now. if the better element can
but keep the reins, even though pro-
tracted struggle may try the patience
OF a.. then labor VIII have con-
vinced the people that It deserves 10
succeed. A firm demand, a steady
stand and a Peaceable reliance upon
the business Of their demands will
show that reason and not insane pre-
JUDGE rules the movement.
Some disturbances have occurred in
Europe, but that is rather to be ex-
pected there than in this country. The
labCring classes there are less intell-
gent and the governments are more
free 20 call out troops. Collisions
easily occur. But here where the ruled
are az INTEL gent IA the rulers and know
the ference between liberty and L.
ceuse, and where. IN fact, the ruled
make tnerulers. there isnot that aliena-
&. n ot sympathy which exists between
the government and the people in Eu-
rope. There Is too strong a brotherly
feeling here among AL classes to sane
ton violence on either side, except IN
extreme cases. Government here has
no disposition 70 interfere, and there
vii be little danger Of a call for
troops, # the good sense and modera-
ton which now prevails can be kept in
the ascende1cy. The very first fire.
brand should be promptly quenched.
-@
TINS present tariff law imposes no
limit on the amount Of wearing apparel
that may be brought IN free Of duty
by persons arriving from Europe. II
such apparel = Tor the use Of the per-
son owning 70. The new bill makes a
limitation 20 $500 worth. This Il just.
Any person who can afford to have
more than that amount Of wearing sp-
rarel AZ one time can afford to pay The
tariff on the Injuries he buys IN Europe
for The adorument q bis person. No
sborng man can be Inconvenience
by such a tariff. and Uncle Sans cash
box vii be tbe richer for e.
-
WBEyEvFs the Jackson Cs,t-tc- wishes
20 give especial point - political editor
isl. by referring 20 Republican papers.
ne never fails % mention the TEuEsRaw-
HEEArp. Thank you. brother. for the
compliment There IS something u a
Republican favor 70 this paper. When
We are ashamed Of cur politics vel
change them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03
Campbell ( Underwood
OF Monroe Street,
Morton House Block. Telephone sac


Have for sale at low prices and on easy
On the original Oakdale PARA plat. % resi-
dence and u bus mess lots
On the Silver Greek PARK addition r. Oakdsis
Park, 10 nice residence lots above lois 50IlA
feet. with alley back
Also ~ choice rssidcDce lots on soison-avs
and Adams-st. Street car runs iu irent ~
Bighfy-hve beautiful lots on their new wind
soT Park addition. Adjacent 60 IS iuspr ad-
diron. They own a. the above lots and vbcB
desired viii furnish lumber - those wish nag
20 build
Theyhs also % very choice lots iefi % the
original Ninsor addition bear corner ~ last
TbeT wish % sell 20 lots before june and
in order ~ do e. ell make very iow prices
Ute perfect Abstracts furnished ~ every
Other business taking their time ano stfen.
ton ~ fuilY ,theY have dfcided g. 0ner iof saIs
ihflr etsut.fui rssgri gro.s,es- se,s, 81 .es
ROAD, nearly one quarter mile frcutaGf On me
south SIDE of Reed LAKE. viii man moth
part. etc. These are ~ Tar ths finest grounds
They vii eel the magnificent property ~,
low OF exchange To- vacant citT o. surourns
Bsrsi quict iortun. FOR ne rifht man
WBEREAs-Dsfsult hss beer msss in N.
gage dstss the fweniv -frsf asv ~ septernier.
l-,5. exerufed bg Nathan J. "a I0w eua Eizs
Jane barirp. Hls Flfe, g. bfrin y lfsie.
which - n rnDffEaop vas recorded I'm ffe o.
tee - ne ksTlsteT e Deeds - me county -
Kent ststf ~ MGR gan. iu llher IN oi mort
g.gss ~ pszs I. N fb' th'ri'eih osy -
ftersss ssie mortrsgs has been euiy a.
signed ~ IRE ED Fsv5rH ffsH ~ Prsrees
M0sher ~ HnIs6sIs " chigsn. bT assign
insri pa ..ng osis ne - esy q p. -
Deeds in $40 counts, rr fbf eirtteer OF cHY
- June - ir iihsf ~ n n0rffages m page
- 80 seit rngrfgags - nv oyn~t ~ Yrsr-
81 N0sher sforessif snds
Where's. The amount clsifBet - - cBs or
saif nsorfgsgf 3 fNf srrr - enc HUNDRED snr
forfs-sirht doUrrs srG p rsfT thrrf rerts ~
80 - ne fftnTuef Zee arc cher costs allowed
~ law snd ~ eur ~ rrueeeffnF Favfrr taef
frvr1frfar - lsv 90 recover 80 nshf No. 20.
usininF secure, y SD porfEsFs - arr psri
iu ssif rs,~fzaqf hss ,sr,arns ouersrifs rrv
Theref0rr Notice IL hereby given fhef ~
virtue - fhe sais pever - sa'f nus IN rur.
raanrs ~ fbs status ir suct rasss maze snr
PROVIDED fts -. = mgrtEaes oil - fore,lo-.l
~ 80 - ~ fhf rrfrn ses ffIerei- rese-'isef
~ plIf1lt sDcfir1 - re highesi blossf 81 the
irs,i = r. g. = ss f,ss r,s- 70. e
Esuf rounfV stats - Nseh Fsn ftsf tefuf
- rlsrf - noiffnE ~ rIrcuf c01rf fhersot
f, (. 49,. ,,-.,.....' - f.ss ss- 49,. 80 80
fr ses sfe fsscri Dec iF sslf norrTars O. "a
l~rs frvff Iue sCrffveef rTsrfss - 4
80 r1r.ffeh-f eae~tef - - seafIoT uumbes
r erff - rsr,gt 7u-rrer rius RI wrsf .ertstr
"a fortT q scr-s ~ sos. b. fts sane uorl
Deter ap-n fse
7 3 err tszFg..
vsn H0utens Cooos-Tbs oriElnaI
ulosf solUsls
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03
WAITED.

WANTED-Agents in every city 70 sell cur
W new electric iDk-eraser; Ink erased n two
seconds without harming paper; agents make
s. 10 SO per day. send S5c for sample, terms
etc. Perfect Eraser Co.. IS Root.-st.. Cleve-
land. Q. It's
WANTED-Agents for the History OF the Ex-
W ploratiOns OF. Daring Deeds and Grand
Achievements OF Stanley; agents OUTFIT 81. %;
circular free. Address o. A. Browning & CO..
Toledo. Ohio. 3stf
A GENTS should write for Illustrated circular.
n and terms for two weeks trial OF Missouri
washer; washes dirtlest clothes clean by bot
steam without rubbing: easily sold pr0fta-
bic. J. Worth. 81. Louis Mo sumo II
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

THs isciscn ~ the Tnitei Ststes
Court on che E1u0r trsihc wi.l natural
~ bocm TIRE trade m iugs for eor.Ensl
packages.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

0ur srrzEisfs fria - shss e sesss - sthrr
hniur1fs-Sslr srtcu o.. Price a. ee11S
0r suI-s rrraa syn sever fssIs = 49, q
-cd ,r ceu-a - = s1art Fiaee. Pre- -,
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

TFE job cf counting Uncle sam
rhidren s no essv one. rs required
EGG tcnsef raper 30 prrnt al tire BLANKS
necessary fer t,e use of the snumerat
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

THE great interest tsksn by Demo
cra1c papers n the Republican xuber-
rarorsI nomination shows their
snrerv .c End ems wh0 is to Re the
~-rf Governor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

Vow THAT the country roads are
getting passsble. The question Of better
highways should not b allowed 70 psss
cut Of mind. A system # gradual. bat
permanent Improvement ~ roads
should be inauEurated ~ tie nexi
LEGISLATURE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

WEEyEvER the Jackson Cor-tc- wishes
20 give especial point - political editor
ial. by referring 20 Republican papers.
ne never fails t0 mention the TELEsRAM-
HEEArp Thank YOU. brother, for the
compliment There IS something q a
Republican favor 70 this psper. When
W. are ashamed Of our politics ven
change them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

Circulation Guaranteed % Be the
largest OF AL Michigan Dailles kx-
eept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

Ualtsa srsss sspOrts. prompt ana s-rss
oslissrr. Al ths Lse-i ss-s. saa the
cts.asst .ao sost Plainly Prtstsd Pages
P9sHshsd - oraad Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

REAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION.
and 10 South Ionia-st. Phone ST..
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

FOR RENT-SiX-room house. clean. With
cellar; one block north Of Eighth ward
car barn. A. Beamer. 81 Fourth-st IH
WASTED-Three houses for rent atsr so
w end e.; al 10 coed repair. The 80 house
hai modern improvements aud s nicely To-
Gated are near street car Ines 1uqufre
Rom :. T0wer Block. r. j. Stew Izs
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

EELP wAsTD-sALE

EELP wAsTED-kALE
WANTED-. ~ ; spsrzssls lalasls ssss uasa.
" ssod pSs rsEle 4esaaesnenE ApPls
rocm as keoas eloek. Is
NyANTED-A man with soc % take Interest
" H. establish { eeslae . aHS wlllls l.
trzFel b l8ess ooA al. tals once.
WANIED-H2rns mAkrrs; STEADY Nors
" aud coca pay. Aearvs, A. h. 1lssxT 4
Co. 81 ans = SD~sh ave. thieAso. 81
WANTED-sa carpenters koaess . Jeaisoa-
w sllls sood "Sgea Apply al Jraisogs
WANfED-A furniture snlsher 81 the star
W kgrniture Company. Is
WANTED. practical man 70 DO si1teenth
Anss i Er0sG Co.. 81 H264AA-Aye.. eaiesgO.
WANTED-Errsue oos. stanton Prlzs.ns
" COMPANY. FeArl-sL l23
XyANFED-MAN-As agent Of our pat%nt
W safes size SNls0ls Inches SS5 retail
All sizes IS loH. Ae~ styles new pstternsi
Pool Every safe warranted. Rare chance
Permanent business. Our rrflls end eat lOaue
Mi c0nsiace you. Ageuts clear sse ~ 80
pr month. " rite FOR exclusive Territory
Alpine safe Co.. Cincinnati. o. Med-Sat Nay I
IVANTED-Two men OF good adde's 10 sell
W goods IA city; no previous eAprr .eacs
Necessary: relereAers required - ". FIX.
Manager. - south Dlyls!on-sf.. GF48d Rapiis.
Mich. -
WANrED-Eeliab,e local and travelling
W stleSmen. Positions permanent. Special
lndu encHfs now; Last selling specialt.es;
do tdtlAy; salary from start. Brown Bros
Nursery men. Chicago, Ills. June 10
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

Fsn H0uter's Cooos-Tbs 0rirlnsl
most sc,lusis
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03
OFFICIAL PAPER OR The CITY.
COOP ORDER.

sRANy RAPIDS. sArJEDA1. MAJ .
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03
REAL ESTATE CITY.

DBE American Indian. presums. used 70
pitch hls teul "a Tie Oh % heArs ST.
slKluy H. thai Viii sell for tic. L. ;. Prov n.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

FOR SALE-A forty-acre farm. with house
and barn. for sale cheap; will take city
property In exchange. Inquire Of Emil Az
man, ID West BTidce-st. or Mrs. Hindenach,
las StraiRht-st. Mar. II
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03
HELP wA8TED-PExGIE.

WANTED--Giri for general hOu ewo g; must
W lie good cook; good wages, nd sAiHg
done; references required. Appls TO- Paris
ave. "a
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-13
PIPES OF AL KINDS.
\ COLLECTION tpr uiinr tys~ !hs..sn
piEsrcp; NpH.itn-...

\ Collection tn- aitnr r,r Thousand
birsrep' Npa.itn-o..
ono q. tho ilnrst collection Of ripe.
In tho world II g. b, fpuni i, tho I'm.
giish residence of Captain lira-.c. welt
known 10 ever antlIHsry anil Lsir-a.
hrac dealer on this Terrestrial, sphcn,
iic has clay Pipes from tho sirtrcnth
century; wooden p!pes FROM Switzerland:
very ancient German rirzr Of china aud
porcelain; irnrh uip-s Of rrtat an.
;lguity made from cufl1pl wool, now
unknown To growers. Swedish p!prg Of
copper anil stone; ltHsslsn 81 l.iyc-.
uiclo and malachitr. -reat. seductive
Turslfh plTra ~ r'aTt, net sul elay,
uar-ilchs, cAilnuqusl All hoo abs:
italian pip"1 centuries oil. OF terra
Gotta and olive wood: antique Spanish
pipes thu; might have br"n smoked Is
tho Moorish poHg after The Invasion
aal which wcrr formed Of various woods
and Of 4 material rcsrmilisr mcrr.
schAum. that - Hi!ll founl In Spain:
African Pipes brought by trader, from
the interior, whore they had belonged
to lgingt and chiefs tn tho Black Cuun.
try; venerable Chinese pipes, said 20 10
of almost mythical age. anil thosc that
the ilinioos usr In their ,smp!ct
America constitutes jade. fin, and
hard n;onr p.prl rom Mexico; ba; how
pipes wc=r carved ,som ilir IA rlyB-
tory. l; H. tho hlpics: of all matcr!aly.
anl was used in E-yr, aai Gr5ccc for
certain wcapDls. and /: /. oven to-day
esteemed a. 30 valuable that the Chi.
ncsc hold II "a the equal 81 gold. Also
Indian callmrtt made from tho pipe.
stone or catlinitr. Othors wcro of
Aztec clay. similar TO Our pottrrs' clay
anil having tho general charactcrlltIcs
" all A=tcc pottery workmanship.
trnm tho Lake Superior region camc
many pine artlstirally inlail with cop.
per ami lead, AMI along the lower val.
:Sy OF tho Mississippi ,hr pipes Of tho
uound-hu!llvrs, somewhat similar In
form to those Of tho Aa;rcL
This collection has bcra repeatedly
loaned TO exhibitions anil contain. fvc
thou7and specimens, and g. considered
very valuable ~ showing the progress
in art development In tho pasL-To.
baccp.
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-13
A conHsCrlcuI SWAN.



There were dozen Of rs in a street
ear in New Haven one dag when a very
pronounced type OF a youns Connociicut
Yankee entered Attention was at
traeted q him az once for there was
much 10 his appearance AMI makeup 10
suggest there's only few OF NJ loft
iIo Rad all Of the advertising earlB
carefully. and thea tho dial which rrs-
istoroI tho numbFrof Passengers czught
his cyc. lie loft liz seat. walked 10 the
end Of the car and examined the dial
critically, Thistllng softly to himself
all the time.
Whatever opinion he may have enter
tanned Of the device ho kept II 10 him
self for no resumed his scat without a
word, but still kept ON whaling softly,
Presently he stopped Nhisiling, drow
an envelope from his pocket and, tzk-
in. out some photographs, handed ono
Of them 90 an old gentleman next "a
him, With the remark.
"DoRt you thlRk that's pretty pcart
galy'
Tho oil gentleman glanced At tho
Photograph. which YVES shat q q rather
e0mely oouHi.y FiFl, and handed /, back,
rcmarkiHF a. b" did 90;
- yeFy attractive face
well. I should say 81. exclaimed
tho young msn. Never SAW any ihias
like H."
lln ran over halt : dozen Of tho photo
graphs in hl5 hand, which hr had owl
deniiy Just received from a Photograph
gallery, rrmETains;
well, u i'fiRrrils isn't tIrilc-ioyo
- Ia
lio handed Oao Of tIT pictures 10 tho
man on tho other s.lo 81 him and EikcI'
"Whzi would you ssy II told you
WAS COLA 10 marry that gal next
Wccay'
Pretty gill I should congratulate
you TrTllol tho man. d, lao examined
tho picture,
That's 3hat'" exclaimed tho youth.
heartily. ''sArs tho lost gal Ia our
county, anil I've had tho plcs an choice
Of al fem. There lsa't oao oi ',m
that EanlIu't marry m' quicker Hsr
wink. bat this Is my choice Of tho whole
ball Of wax"
II think you will b. doing extremely
we'll" replied the msn, ElHdiy. a. 10
handed back tho picture.
'IaAs h1F si0nt.- salI tho young
man. a. 10 hsni1i tho picture srr1s,
thu caT. "I'z,s hrF Alons. and lct nr
hear your opiHi0l- l thlak, FcBts,
there's picture ,hats good for soro
Uycs"
A. the rlr;arc was pa1-r.l along from
onr a. anuihc- tho irr1 rsrsc Esi0n q
opinion which no had solicited was very
generally given. IL was uViIicn, tho
yuuHs man "a, gn!,ylnE tho dream q, a
youth head over heels In love. anil TO
one cared 20 disturb his cSirgmn FOL.
lefty. The picture dFuw forth oaiy tho
NarmcE; r1mrlsmentS
That's right, FratL- remarked tho
young mar, ruthuailai! ally, - tho
plctgro eanr back 90 bil: that, right.
every Fosh-laFrei uuTt u u. iru cza't
say n1ihin' to, good shout 'hst r-l. an
whats moro Ehrli tiic on these Ey'r
nrH; week a. my vito, EEosE''-S. y.
World.
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-13

There recently died man VINO nsd
for years kept drug Btorc la Mcdford.
lie was respected. and wAcn death camo
I, was natural that his funeral should
be largely attended. The Clergyman
thought it wise, as a part OF the funeral
service, TO say good word for him. lie
spoke OF hin! IS invariably honest in his
dealings, and a. being especially KILLED
in his profession. 81 always traded at
his store" he continued, land It is but
JUS, to say that be Away my
cloth" Whether this was said as an
expression Of gratitude for past favors
In special discounts or ~ 4 hint to the
deceased druggists successor no ono
knows
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-13

Select peach basket OF pretty shap,
and size (thc effect is not as good II tn,
basket is too largcl. Ran ribbon abou
two inches in width around tho baskc
just above the middle band, letting il
pass between tic Stats over and undcI
alternately. Having passed the ribbon
around the basket, tic handsome bow
on one side. The ribbon may be of any
color preferred. Light olive has pref
" effect. To gild it, it is noccssar,
only to buy little gilt at the drug stor,
and bottle of medium or gold pain
liquid