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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-26

ROBERT DAYS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

~Bzs - 4.y go shesx He zse1 -
~ eFer ~ tAs pPsr p.1 - lc@4 sp
@tsh then naie s1l1s - Aspelss. - eas
srseraoea. a. ke ~4z eenzln' s@eA- ss
ssoppsd - hoas - aF ke4se. t'iisFe
ae hAa a lee.sx teF k.zalzys has saysay
hs as pallln' sszsssatsx e1tn sls ever
so4s peckst wasn eza ~ tasm eg Det-
tiss fsl sut zn4 eass - shs zroga1
TIE pills "a scattered ~ sBc2n1 a.
before ne assteE eosal4 set ess - "a
'sm ap. oae y my skis4sns asa sat ap
sseFg assssaa oas " 'sz Veil. siFs se
gatsaea ts4t eaiekea With kRx1esy. lie
4i1n't seem - ss 10 sorss dariag thas
dag. bat tAs nexs aaornih' hs bszza -
sek aaser He el1s assoeiate ~ita tks
otnsr ehlekeas. ut seat q IL ooe-
nsr. aaa appeared - be tAlakin' oves
his psss life. he nsaitate4 nest ali
day. an di2a't seen 70 have no apps-
tise. tbs case s4s 80 ear'o0s Enst lei
oA Aboas it - oas sr tao neig abor2 "a
taey ezaae ever ~ ses4rFe 4n' e0nasr.
DIR. Cribs as4rd q What ~ss gois
On. "a he offered - b0y ths ehlokeA.
bat | woal4nt sell 1 s.s Interested IN
she experiment TAsa as tried 70 sts4l
him. bat KEEP 1sss IN those days
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
K0CHs PREDECESSOR.
Howard Eielcsnz Locates shs Orsz-
haal and only Gsnnina
k@~ "a Ats@eA@a Fswasas. q k1si<y
D@~4. nas EFssssa nzs aAxir "a
stxtee selzaf a. FslseEpsa4
"A hsas&ek4aL- a..


a t-~Hf-+-t
In tGia ps4eef4l haEaiss ~ Anfty
ban. AAs sit4sls1 tea milss aoFth
northeast fron 6iooss Ealis easily 40
eessiDls in simmer 81 sss sfass 4nd Ia
~iAter "a sBoe-stess have loesled
tne erigtB4i alseeFerer % ne kocl eoa-
AAAp pti.a oare. 1 80 seare thes - tne
nss4asins be has Been iseatsd ~ gEe4s
ni4ay esasf p.zees--iB fsct. be iss y
Dossio BE. aoge sidely ais5El6Glea tAan
tnaTlis hss ever sas-b4t . = malEl-
t1l1e q Base iail4E0as thefo = 0as
EsngIns sFtlc.e. aa1 ais name Is DR.
kiaashan Perkins. u ths Dan.
Tue lsstiauong @hieh convinced ne
that DE- Psfkius claim ~as iast de-
rived additional seiyhs from the fact
tAzt it Has given ne bY man whom
Or Fsrkias lad deeply tsIgFed And
he had dons is vita this yerJ nuid
whose mysterious properties are the
only f4ti0n4I explanation My aYbody
survives winter AZ tie Dan. Deacon
Thomas 2. HateA Was my ~itasss, and
he said - ne. ~Ef you don't b'lieve in
the varsas of Dr. Perkins elixir last
LOOK at Aunt Eimiry. shes besn hvin'
wish oar folks g0in' On thirty rear. .a'
she Was m0rs'n bali dead with eon-
sumption Nhsn she came 70 "a / re-
Ensn ber shs made her will the fust year
she H2s with Is. an While dldn't taks
no sinful satisf2etiOa tR its provisions
80 fur as Ns sus conszrned. I cocldn'i
help thinkia' that Elniry was likely -
DO called most any day. An It aln't a
question . board. Aathers bat that a
human creetuF shoald hang on 50, With
nary lung 70 stAad on. l. agin natur.
.'it Has In the winter Of 81. soon
after tha death OF old simeon Hatch. o
tas Upper Dam, by which Elmiry gos
TIE m0ney what Is hern. but what she'd
had 70 lot 60 on long afore this bat FOX
Dr. Perkins Al / don't lay it up sgin
him nuther. though hs has said as much
10 81 Peters an otherA II Was in the
winter before that the doctor got read '
% try his stul on humans He had been
experimenun' with the lower animals
for more n year. SO far as I've read
IN the papers he'd gone 70 work abou,
ths same way as that German TELLER. lie
had always sWore that consumption was
bugA lie said they came down in she
iog from them Frenchmen on the Bay
O Funay. lie always aid dislike Q
Erenchman. IL WAS his theory that Il
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

you could kill the bugs you could cure
the disease.
Then be went 20 work in general
sort o. way, stewin' stuff in stove in
his oflce-burdock. catnip, Juniper, hog
weed. an sech. You could purity nigh
alters find him ~ work over that stove,
an some o the things he billed up could
be smelt in Goose Falls when the wind
vas fav' able. lie would taste these
compounds from time 20 time out Of his
spoon an shake his head; they didn't
suit him. he alters had a way o tastin'
stuff before be gave It to anybody; an
is was necessary in most cases to en-
courage tie patient I asked him
confidential once Why it was that the
Lord had made all the good and medi-
cinal YARDS so ALFRED nasty, an he
said IL was wise provision because
people never thought they was takin'
medicine. an got no sort O comfort
out n is whatever unless IL tasted
Ike the dregs Of unsvailin' remorse.
'sBy an By the doctor gos q mixture
that suited him lie tried IL on an ami
nal an IL worked frst rate. Killed All
the feas on 81 Peters ysller pup an
took the hair OF the dceg besides, which
vasa little rough "a the weather was
then below zerO. Then he tried it On
female relation of Peters that was very
Dad with lang trouble. an n sac was
now alive she could tell you moro about
it Bus she died soon after; though
that want no fault o. the Doctors he
said she would. An that's one thing
I admire bout Dr. Perkins; De never
makes a mistake in prognostication-
When he says person has got 10 die.
there ain's 40 call to b. hopeful It's
tims for serious preparation There
Vas John Collins, = likely young man
"a ever vou see, an ere that looked
good FOR eighty years. bat Dr. Perkins
said he'd have 10 go. an n went It's
them things shat give the people coua-
dsnce in a physician.
But Or Perkins gave up that frSt
mixture u bis. an it was something
efse hat bs tried on Elmiry. He brewed
abix Jug q fs regular eyery month, an
she taxes = dose whsn she feels the
reed don't know a. sae looks anY
tsttsr FROM dsy e day. but shs Ger
sainlr doa't look any worse than she
did t0irty years sgoue. she's that thin
vou'd think a brea would blow her
away. but Be von's Years ago. l asked
n. Perkins vhas he thonght ~ her. and
Ia said. she'll have - Pass through
AZ zatas ike tbe rest cf "a. buS
1hou a., whea she dos Youn hs Wait
An sor her en- the lnside-or,ss least we
s-ust 60 This give ne such chill
thas I've bsen quietly ts<sn' the siixtr
nnrseif ever sence.
ayr.ps we've thcughs 80 hirhiT q
II Perkins owin' 70 eur sxperisncs
-fsh another dccpor thst setsle8 hers
alanx aboat "a he give oat tbas he
wasa honeopasa Or a. tllopata, FOR
get xbisa. but IN ny opinion it didn's
make ne al ference what ktna ~ eath
A. rAs = if I'd - meneg. He EaTe Al
rs nedieine In htsie pals. sn1 i ros
cate poui ar rftb some, tbcags otaers
ssuck 10 the resl ssaT with a tssse = -
Eoe "a the rhoIa Dr. Cribs wss gettis'
Trtp. Sever sook 7ach snrek n Sin
He csne mtshsY ni4h ietua' ~ do
cnce- an then eaargsd na airy 3ellaEs
1aGsxes because zss NelL
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Sealed Bids.
CRY Clrpr,s orr1cr

GRAND RAPIDs. MfCH.. Dec. s. 1Se0.
Sealed bids for the various buildings or por-
fions Of buildings included within the bOun-
darieS Of the land condemned for street par
poses in the matter OF the extension and open
ing of Ninth street will be ece,yed in the
Ofi'cs Of the city clerk up 70 and including
Monday. December IS. 1890 at p. m.
The council reserves the right TO reject any
and bids.
Persons bidding will only receive those build
ings or portions thereof situate within the
boundaries Of said Ninth street aforesaid.
Bidders in bidding must designate the parcel
according 20 said street opening on which
the i.ding or portion thereof for which they
are bidding Is situate.
Sl5 W.A.SHTNKMAN. City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
srocKHoLDER's MEETING.

NOTICE Is hereby given that a SPECIAL meet
y ing Of the stockholders Il the Grand kap-
IDS uei Gas aad iJlcandescent Lighting Com
psny win be heid 81 the ot1ee 81 said CON-
rany. in the city OF Grand Rapids Michigan,
en- The 10Th day - December. A. ID. lsto. AZ ID
oeiock q. m. 20 vote upon aproposifiou then
and there - he submitted % said stockholders
Go amfnd the articles If incorporation Of said
company So ss 70 Increase its capitai STOCK 70
the sum ef FIVE hundred thousand dollars
ikti'.UNI. and. also e. vote upon 4 proposition
then snd there % - suhrn tied q said stock
~ ders O. autnorf1e said company q oorroF
money and issue its Bonds 60 "a amount not
exceeding one mil isn doiiars 81 .HaHe and
g. secure the parmeaf of the same bv = mort
g9En or deed of trust on the preferfy ol S3la
corp ny and also for the rans4ctiea o. such
other business a. nav BE Incidental 20 the
foregoing. and AZ nay corae before said NEE &
iaE.
BY the order af the Beard 81 Dfreetofs.
FRED y CT ARK. Secretary.
Grand Rapids. Michigan. November 2. -.
Dec %
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
Third Ward CoIlector,s No.ioe.

Notice is hereby given. that the Office OF the
for the Third ward VIII be held at
No. p South Division street. Wileman A Tan
ner's store. aud that the tax roll for said ward
is now ia the hands OF the undersigned for col
lection. and that he will attend 81 his said
Olfice until ana including the 10Th day n
January. after the first publication Of this
notice, from O'Clock a. N. until O'Clock p.
m. for the purpose Of receiving taxes.
Dated Grand RAPIDS November 2 III. laao.
LEONARD A. MERRILL.
Collector Third Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

Notice q hsre6V gwen that the once n the
collector for the SiIth ward vii b. heif ~ the
south vest corner Of SET bnef erd IeouaFf
streets znd that fhs tar TaIi for said ward .
new IL sfe hands 81 fhe uadersiEn>e fer col
lerffaa and that he win stfena - hjs - q
cf1 ce untii and incI1t nE the I0fh dsy 81 Jzn8-
arv after ffs 6rsf rub eaten ef fhis Eat4f@.
ffera a'ciock q. ~. HHffl : 3 siock 3. n. Ter
fhc Durpase Of recriYi1g t4Ses.
pzfed Graus RsFsds hsvsrrhsr leih. 1ss6-
JOHN EeoHFRHE
f<lffeefrr -sFfH y az
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
- rRrnrTnPs

NOTTCE TO CREDITORS.
~ essfe ~ Mich gan. County ~ Kenty-ss.
Natiee IS hereby given thst by a. o<acr -
the PROBATE Court fer toe Cau1fY Il ke4s
Hade On TIE "a fsy ~ November, A. =. %,
sk months fren tat 6ate we're allowed ftr
creditors 80 present. thefr eiains 2galnsI t5e
estate ef
BERNARDUs wYNH0FF
lafe q gaid cfuntv. deceased. and tHsf al
eei fsrs ~ said deceased are re1Hirea -
eresenf fEeiT claims - xais Probate tcart. ~
the Probate eHee. g. fhe ~ 81 erzad RAPIDS.
fi,a fsfn Ssv ~ Nar --rs sns ttaf seen
sins WI ~ heard before said eeUrt. %
81 aaat siav fde lah tsv ~ Nay nert a.
tan a'elerk ia fhe fereaeaH cf frsF say.
CYRUS r PERKINS
u,sa ases Iafxe 81 Probate
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

Notice ls hereby given. that the Office Of the
co lector for the Fourth ward VIII be held at
Room - Court block. FIRST story and that n
tar roll for said ward Is now IN the bands oi
the undersigned for collection. and that he
will attend AZ his said Office until and includ-
ing the 10Th dsv 81 January. after The hrsi
publication 81 this notice. from o'clock q. m.
until O'Clock =. m.. for the purpose OF re-
ceiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. November 10Th, lso.
CHARLES A. ROBINSON.
Tailerfor Fourth Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
Second Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the Office OF the
collector for the Second ward VIII be held At
No. l6 North Division street fWenham's block
and that the tax roll for said ward IS now IN
hands OF the undersigned for collection, and
that he will attend at his said Office until and
inc uding the 10th day of January after the
frst publication OF this notice from O'Clock
a IN. until o'clock D. m. for the purpose OF
receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids November 23th. $50.
ID. J. DO0RNINk.
Collector Second Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

wisht you could seen that torg He
hsd a mouth that anybody might step
into. roamin' around another mans barn
by night l take IL that GriGin's pills
want much good for dog bite, for the
doctor want seen for some days. An
meantime that chicken was gettin' more
fearful 20 look at every day He was a
CROWN bird at the time, but that med
icine dwxrfed him. EothIn' grew any
more but his head an the expression OF
his countenance l have seen many
mournful sights In this vail Of tears.
but the look in that chickens eyes bust
any thing ever see. for clear, genuine
misery. The neighbors that come to
see him went away With the blue devils,
an DIR. Grifin's reputation kept sinkin'
steadily. IL was looked upon as a test
case. an when, in the spring Of the year.
that chicken lay down an died. IL was
ali up with Griffin. He had TO jump
the town
AN arter that DR.. Perkins was more
thought OF than ever. He had lived
down rivalry. and yet he didn't cxult.
He bore himself modostly, an KEEP on
prescribin' the elixir"
The deacon hesved q deep sigh aud
glanced up at the graveyard on the hill.
'Dr. Perkins must be a remarkable
man." said l. 1T would give me great
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

Notice is hereby given. that the oGlce Of the
collector Tor the Fifth ward viii De held ~ G.
"A Saunders store. No. - P.ainfeld avenue,
and that the tax roll for saia ward IA nov IN
the hands II tue undersigned for collection,
aid that he viii attend ~ bis sad oinee rnfil
and including the 18th day ~ January after
he frsf publication OF this ustice. frsm
O'clock A. n until 0CioCk D. m. Tor tie pur
pose Of receiy nE taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. November 18th, lsfo.
EETTRfRg
Crlierfor F5fff "a ara
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
LANSING 8 NORTHERN :


Daily. fEverr week Gay.
~.OS A. N runs fhreugh 20 Detroit with par
.zo lgr car; seats. - cents. Arrive a. Aev
NoFk ~ 55 q. N.
Lon y NJ. runs fhrouxh % Detroit with par
LEU lor car seats. - cents. Arrive 81 New
1ofk 11 2. Ta.
coz r. NJ rurs through 70 Detroit with pzr.
Os-D l0r car a.. - cents Arrive 81 hew
York ~ D m.
For tickets and information appir a. iniou
fickef Oface u Noufog-sf.. Hnd Hiun depot.
CEo. DlBARJN. 6eu. Pass AEt
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
Sealed BIDS.

$500 ffSs w. - rsceFes ~ ~ o1et -
fts c1fT oefk - e. ero<s heassF ever =
1ffs k.r1 - - erff. fasl ~ - G. Frrec sf ~
~ sErriT stcrs 81 - tTste esF in seaefs
sr~e = - s-~srnrr 81 - eHffrrf teft
Ite Ce1E1 rsse Tes - ftl - rstsfi
IDS
~ ~HfFENtN.
-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
First Ward Cnllecfnr's Notice.

Notice is heseby given, that the Office OF the
collector for the First ward will bt held AZ \ O.
los Ellsworth avenue. aud that the tax roll Tor
said ward is now in the hands OF the under
signed for collection. and that he VIII attend
at his said office until and including the 10Th
day of January. after the first bllcafion OF
this notice, from ) o'clock a. IN. until O'Clock
y. NJ. for the purpose Of receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. November 18th. 1880.
MARTIN G. DEJA6ER,
Collector First ard
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

NoticeSs hereby given. that the Office Of the
collector for the Ninth ward viii oe held ~
roll for said ward is now IN the hands Of the
undersigned for collection. and thar he Will
attend az his said once until and inciudilf the
10th day OF January. alter the first puolica
O'Clock p. m. for the purpose Of receiving
taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. November eth. lseo.
ABRAHAM SANFORD.
Catiectar Ninth Ward
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
Tenth Ward CoIIector's Notice,

Notice Is hereby given that the ofnce Of the
collector for the Tenth ward will be held 81
No. 90 jefferson avenue. and that the tax roll
for said ward Is now IN the hands Of the
undersigned for collection, and that he viii
attend al his said ofilce until and Including
the 10th day OF January. after the fret publ
o'clock p. m. for the purpose Of receiving
taxes
Dated Grand Rapids. November Hth, 1870.
II SRLBEL.
Coliecfor Tenth Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

r-2~f psrtfs Wa Dee l-f4
Ersf~s fs fs-str E reE frsf 80 sfesestf
rf.r - rr1F rE grave "a sff - - Il
fs~s ef Erft srsres ffer fzF -
s-rere - -1ref esrest 81 80 - ~ fDt
Fsress e rev - ~ heftk as 80
= -..s.es rxrTfff rfer-tE SCI ref Fs7isa U
fssas - sses f-sn fkls fsrt - ttf etot ~ -
e9HsE r PTzkkT
<se Cts 1rssearsz-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

s Issz sis<t = p Is :
osaeg to4 teeeleA 1stN,
Asr@AFAA ANe~"N
esassss eSea5 saISas. - sss g. -
e
osi ~
@ s'es ~A~ -
al - '-s ~ A ~ " = - ~ W. A sllSkaASsts oasFs
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

Detroit ex press leaving 6,sa s m has Wagner
pafIor and buffet car attached ano evening
express leaving a45 m has parlof car a.
tached. These trains make direct connection
IA uelr0if for all points last
Express leaving af ie s. a. has Wagner
sleeping car 20 Detroit arriving in Detroit al
: - a "a.
Through railroad tickets and ocean steam
ship tickets and siccpine ear berths secured az
H.. .. II. a A. Office. - N0nroe-sL. and at TIE
JAS. CAMPBELL. Citv Pass. Agent
JOHN ". LOUD. Irafdc Manager. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
A tssEssMENT ROLL. for grading and Rrsvsl
Il ng ef NaEoid street. in The city q Grand


Il
Il ng of NaEoid street. ~ The city q Grand
Rapids.
oFrfcF ~ CRY CDFRK.
GesrD KtPrps. N1ch.. Dec 4. i1fi.
To
Christian Bragn. Baker Borden. Fiossis =.
UpTfes. Aufsn gruffr. Charles isrlfz An
dress snd Anna FaakErtfufh y enn kfHuFrt
CarIsf a. kif8agHr Carl M8HrG Aotn
N-fzrer Arns NoeTirr. hsftR keus. Leuf
Niexel Anton efitt Freaerfct ~fhuf1f a tefi
stem Hsrnan kieikina. Lewis IL hithty a. q
Heeaerck
Yoasre hereby notified thai a. ssssssrpfrf -
sho1t 70 - maze upon rra - eeffsr tbf -
penst ~ TIE Aforesaid improvement -
sssaesr.erf reu has bffr fnsee 81 fbf
fs-ernises 1nf is o1 80 in tie flsfEf orcf 81
sd cify visrs 81 vlH rsrsit aFet fof lfisls@
tlon urt heBfer ever "a. De-. ;. -. y - =
saf feTe yer car srrear sefgff thf - rrf r
Gsuafi en saie fFe- NJ e1f sheF css -
sHY ~ a. essessf.f RE - ~ fft - nscs
sna 60 lecttsa ScccreiEg fe AZ -
A. kH1NKWAN
al cry csrk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

oF1oEo CRY FEK. Ga
W. A
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
CHICAGO OCTOBER s. 1886.

fWeek days. +Daiiy. Except SATURDAY..
Q00 A. NJ has through chair car 90 Chi
JsVO caR0. No extra charge Tor seats
1.nn r. n runs through 10 chicago solid
1sVO with Wagner bunet car. seats -
cents.
6.lE y. NJ. has through chair car % Mauis-
OsOO tee, wa "a. A ~ =. X. r. sold train
20 Traverse City.
11:30 ti.s p N 6yi .Sld 'F"iH 1'' sleeper for Ira'
1135 cs y s.ss Is sse dsI Fa sbrsaas Sss TssS e o R
sno Siss a combination slrcping and
paTler car through 10 iDolap&pcAs
via Beufon HHfbcf.
DETROIT NOVEMBER q. $50.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

To-
William Auman, George ". Alien. Joseph
Besancon, Eugene Baker Chsk s. Burt. John
J.. Curtiss. George =. Iurtiss Mary >. lonion.
Cornelia q. Fuller. CLARK h. Glesson. Mrs +.
e.. Hin. James r. Howard. Char IS j less
ler. Casrles G. ard aary Howell. JOHN
kno sien. John A. Kennedy John ". Nor
lis. Franklin l.. Msftis0n. Patrick Nc zf-
thy. sarah VI. Maze. Elizabeth Miller. hette
Price Marietta Pelton, William Quiuh. hlberi
y. Robinson. Austin Richardson. Geo. Ruess.
Edward II Stein. Edward and Paul "a 1choiA
John a. and julia A. ~chlamb. John -ffies
james NJ smith Henry fk.ichcr. Charles =.
s. Eh. Charles and Agnes ~ezrsf Willard 2
sharpe. Geo. N. simpson. Josephine y i
Simpson. =. &. Van Niert. " Han Winefaf.
Catherine Wash, nou resident ChsS ass
sarah a1d frank y clos Lorraine J. y eoo-
You are hereby notified thar Al assessment
is about n be made upeu Yau 70 deir1y tie fh-
penSe ~ the Sfores aid improYene r. g. sssf 50
rnent roll has teen made ia the prem ses ane
Is nn fie n the CLERK once - said cify. where
IL win remain open for inspection until Ncn-
dav evening. Zee = Isal. when and where
you can appear before the rtfnmen Council
e. sac evening and show cause. i any. WhF
said assessments should noi BE- made aud COZ
lected according 70 las.
". A. EFlsENsx.
2z City Cirrk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
$500 Reward J

~ 80 rsr 80 st.~e rr<s~< - sfT ra~t r. ff-r
rrrsetrr fr-srsv-ts So tsefsetsf tsef-Trlrt ''Fr
e-ss~rrr Orr trrees ear-Ff rr-s v-t NeeFf
$3.50 fs-s- - = 49, So rrrlsts
$1,000 s.tt -frr 49, r.4~~fr egrre-s- ere flr~-r
81 - rfre e~f.sf1rrier f-rer f-ftef tsrFf r7-et
r-srtsfrsrr f.fIfs teHere - rrsr-r~fftas
So - s--s-r. rss eerafe. rserH'fs-teret erT ~
TaR 89zF 3 wEe1 c1sNFArT. tfli-a 49,. -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

fhAlit. AL Others dAlIA tArtpf sunday.
1akiuf erect Snadss. tu.y ih lass.
Sleeping ears On Pacific and Atlantic IA.
Presses T. a4d from leifoit farof cars ran
GA Day Llprses auc uraDn Rapids E1pfrss ~
and irom Detroit Direct connections made
81 Detroit With al throash fralns Easi Ilok.
cts ca sale At L nicn Ticket once &. Monroe
81. and 81 tulch depot
BHfb n. bEIGes GEN. AE'f ~ Monr0e.sL
Q. u. kr0GAts. a.. p shd 4. AEt thicage.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
/. kEaYns MIIITlRY lclngMY.

as 80 snf re-1srkarfr srrcsesf1t sre7es 80
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pleasure to call upon him would
publish his discovery TO the world"
'Tt's too late, so far as he's con-
consumption In the spring OF 80"
HOWARD FIHLnxa-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

A ASSESsMENT ROLL for grading, grayeing
n and paving the CUTTERS of Twelfth svenue.
from South Division street 20 iAnd oi the NJ.
c. X. r. Co.. In the city oi 6raad Rapids.
OTFIc. OF CITY CLERg.
GRasD RAPrrs Mich Dec. 8 lfs1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1890-02-15
A judge who Selects Jurymen.

The law of Illinois provides that an
acceptable juryman shall be of sound
mind. good character, correct Judgment,
intelligent and able to read and write
the English language 1t also declares
that the judge shall examine the jurors
as to their qualifications, and decide on
the same.
The last part of the stipulation has
usually been dead letter in actual prac-
tice, however The judge has left the
filling Of the quota Of twelve good men
and true" to the rival attorneys in the
case. They have, as in the Cronin case,
sometimes spent weeks in tooth and
nail struggle each to get on the jury his
own men, and the one who was shrewd-
est and sharpest generally got the adj
vantage.
Judge Horton, however, Of the Grim
inal court, Chicago, has made q depart
ure, the result Of which will be regarded
with interest. He declares that hereafter
he VIII use the right the law gives
him, and personally examine jurymen
and decide their qualifications. A judge
must not be prejudiced towards either
side of q case. Judge Horton believes
he will thus save much time and gel
juries that will bring in more impartial
verdicts.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1890-02-15
The Lick Litigation.

Rich men have received another warn
ing TO conduct their own benevolent en-
terprises while they are alive, and not
put it off till they have gone to a place
where they can no longer carry out their
intentions. James Lick, who gave Cali
fornia the great Lick telescope and OBJ
servatory, left in his will S540,000 to the
School of Mechanical Arts. He died in
1876, in October. The estate went into
the courts at once, almost as q matter Of
course when rich man leaves a large
sum Of money helpless and alone among
birds of prey. For thirteen years MI.
Lick's executors have been trying to
carry out the provisions Of his will, and
all that time they have been obstructed
by litigation. The school is still waiting
for its money, and song Of Fir. Lick's
most cherished plans have fallen through
altogether. What lawyers fees, what
costs, what i'll feeling, what delay would
have been saved if James Lick had SIM
ply handed over the gift to the school in
his life time.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1890-02-15

Speaking Of dogs reminds me of certain
Newfoundland puppy that belongs to ayoung
man who has recently gone to work at the
Edison photograph agency in New York
city. He left his pet here in Washington
with his family, whom he writes to dutifully
every day by talking machine, as it were
that is to say be talks of q few fllial or broth
erly remarks, as the case may be, into the
trumpet shaped mouthpiece of the phono-
graph, and then mails the cylinder to his
home, where another photograph is in opera
ton The cylinder is put into the home ma
chine and the message ground out in the dear
boys own familiar accents. The other day q
loud whistle wound Up the communication,
and the dog, recognizing it as his absent mas
ter'S own call, though the latter was 200
miles away, jumped for JOY and capered
about so wildly that the bric-a-brac suffered.
Washington Chat in Providence Journal.