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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
rnE cENsU%

The festive, ubiquitous, fnquisitive
eensus saumerator will Be down upoa
rs ''uka 4 wolf on the fold" IN few
months, pok.ng as ofhcial nose into
our private afAlrs. That our readers
may practice on the questions TO be An
sSered, 80 that they may pass through
the ordeal without illustration and with
out loss Of valuable time, We give the
oehciA conundrums 70 be sprung on
them.
L Give Christian name In tsIl. ant initial Of
middle aame. surname.
- wnrther a soldier sailor or marine dur
INK ne Ciyu var United States or COntsder-
afei OF sidov Of such person-
3 Relationship % head of iamily.
& Whcther white or black. mulst,o. quad
ro0n. sctorOon. Chinese. japanese or Iadiaa-
s Sex.
& Ago az nearest birthday. II .nAsr enc
rear. rive Rkn IN moath5.
2 Whether single. married. widowed Or d.
voroed.
& WHISTLER married during ths census
year guns I. tss9. 90 MsJ 81. iseoJ
o Mother OF how many children. ana am
oea Of these children uving.
N Pace of birth
H. Pace % birth OF fathss
II Place ofbirth of mother.
Is Number Of years Ia the Uritsd States
Il Whether aaturAlited.
- Whether naturalization papers have
osen tsksn oat.
"a Profess on. trade OF occupation
r. Moa,hs unempioyea during tbs oensu,
yesr June I. iss9. % Nay 81. issoJ
Il Attendance at school In mOnth, during
tns ssasas year Juns 1. $50. 70 Msg 81. 1907
"a Able % Rad.
% Able 60 write.
e. Abis 20 speak Eanlss- Ii rot. ths Ian
Eusx- or aiaisct spoken-
~ Whether suffering from acute or chronic
disease Win name o. disease and length Of
tins aricted
q whether detective n mind. slxns. hear
tnE Or svecch. OF whether crippled. nainsd Or
dsform~d. with name of detect
- Whefhera prisoner. ooavict. homeless
cn1t. OF psupcr.
iE5 aad - fsthe home You I've Ia hired. or
- slt owned oy ths head Or by member Of the
nmry'
g. Tf0wned ~ head or member of family.
n ne home free from morsxags incumbrsnces
- II tas head q the family isA farmer. Il
the farm which ~ rutivates hired. or is Is
svRed ~ hin or ~ 3 member of rs familTf
-. IN svned oy hesd Or member of family.
L. ths lsrm frss from mortrage iasumhraaceg
81. ~ tne home ar fsrm ls owned sy had or
member ~ family. and mortgagsd. give ths
post-o1acs address of owner
These questions really seem some
vbst prying, bat they are confidential
and must Be kept 40 by the officials.
They wi never be- published except in
compilations In which AZ individuality
is l0st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30


IL | were mayor | would be
emphatically In favor of corporations
paving for all franchises granted by the
city. Street railway companies ought
to be compelled to pay into the city
treasury reasonable per cent. on their
capital stock for the use of our streets
and that per cent. should be increased
from year TO year in proportion To the
increase of the gross earnings of the
corporations using our streets.
>. | should never have the nerve TO
Join with the council IN any declaration
to the effect that the people should
have no voice or vote in the
water question-fOr the council 10 as
sumo theauthOrlty of deciding whether
20 repair or dispose Of said water works
is high-handed usurpatOn.
3. l should be in favor Of pro-
vidIng amusement and entertain
ment for our people. ! think we should
initiate our neighbOrs across the sea IN
the direction of ludiciOusiy eXpending
some of the public funds for the COM
fort and recreation Of the people.
4. Supplementary TO the last men
toned proposition, / should endeavOr
-
bath house. The latter should be sub
stantial and permanent. Its construc-
ton should embrace all of the appli-
ances and features that go TO complete
a natatorium. IL should be provided
with steam heat so as 10 be useful the
year around. The charge for its use
should be moderate-just enough to
realize q sum necessary 70 maintain the
running expenses.
s. I should never be in favor of ap-
pointing autocrats hike Lewis Withey or
l.. w. Hawkins on the Board of Police
and Fire Comm So Oners. | should urge
such board 20 transact rs business at
such a time and place where the public
could attend It's sessions. star chamber
or executive sessions are undemocratc
and the masses look upon such pro-
ceedin<s with just.iable Suspicion.
should want board composed OF men
who would govern their acton with
sense and less red tape than the present
one.
should work % have our streets
! paved and Lighted and provided with
Signs.
There are Thousands OF laboring
men snd mechanics IN this city Taev
work slv days every week and are tired
every night except sunday. For their
accommodation ! should be heartily in
favor OF legitimate entertainments In
The local theaters OF Sunday 2 zhts.
A. AZ times I should advocate = suf-
Scisns supply OF pure water. and he ~
favor Of allowing a private corporation
furnishing sad pply--if TIE city car
nos-under bords aud restrictions com
peliiug ssid private corporation to
secure ths city 81 good faith.
IF I could sccompi sh the above zs
chief sxecuave of the citv, should
sever ssk the people 90 elect nas naayoT
sgaIn- cA8ARETAx.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

vote. 10 matter whether yoo have
s1xsrsc hLn already 90 D0t-
5 thou shzlt md we<2y husbands
fer al tEs blooming, I'D other ~lses
slcews II the c.ty.
4. Tnou s1alt lot listen TO- noT heed,
the voice Of tne street o&r kicker. tOf ho
klcketh fF0m mogn I'll eve &11 9 vest
euls car would not satisfy rs pcrclne
BrOpensl tee, uoT shalt thou veto any
ordinance that glveth fFADch.se Tor
tie earIn 10 Az street car lOoS'F - "Ao
has been sharp enough 70 m4mpul2Ie
the council.
s. Thou shalt az euce command that
Cansl-sE. sh4l 10 longer oe dlsgiAceo
sltn i0uT tracks.
O. Thou shalt replace the .yng and
misleading house numbers aud street
ssgns " "a tnose that are correct 80
t8at the stranger within our gates shall
have no cause tbs graves or tny 2nces-
tors 10 curse and reylle.
7. Thou shalt cause an ordinance 70
be passed compelling advocates OF the
city water works system 70 dunk sad
water a. a beverage and 10 use IL for
culinary purposes, and that tie city
shall be charged With tie expenses OF
medical attendance therefor.
:. Thou shalt cause tie Board OF Pub
lie Works 10 keep our streets as clean as
an ordinary barn-yaTd, at least, and ID
lay proper and durable payements
where needed, and shall decree that,
hereafter, 10 cloudy. rainy or buster
ing weather shall Dc permitted in Grand
Rapids.
9. Thou shalt place upon each public
board at least one man, with sufficient
stamina and selt-respect 10 make head
against the autocTatlc rulings OF the
incompetent and self-seeking time serv-
ers. who now retard the cIty's progress.
10. Thou shaltd etermIne, within thy
self thatany little fees or amounts payed
for j0bbery and influence, shall not be
regarded Is brlbes, but as legitimate
and ordained by the Lord As the spoil
ings of the Egyptians, 10 be converted
10 thy own private use and emolument,
and as perqu sites about which nobody
shall be any the wiser.
Supplementary commandment:
Whatever thy secret practices may
be, there shall no sin attach 10 them,
provided you strictly observe this COM
mandment, "Ihou shalt not be found
out" EDrrH MAY.
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kfefy spe4<eF. uafortznatsiy. ess -
iIlaNe . osg,nning. II s,rne ous could
ceF - P.4a. t. ~llen .PasA-e speaker
eeoid oegla hls Orztorscsl career n tie
nli,ile, ns would save many a cold
sweat n~th and be eaisd blessed by
mulat@1ss set unborn. Senator shsr-
llAL nsAlie a FeEy slccssfal beg nhiag,
aad th.s, according - ne Washington
e''rEespoadelEot TIE Pb .adelphla Prsss,
S4s tie W@y II Is. esenatOr sherman
prepares a.s speeches y reading vel
~ ga "a subject bsfssshaad. getting
as Totes in saaDes aaa then debating
them q A.s stenographe. lie has good
scrA2-Dco-s. and the volumes Of scraps
N ni' library cover mors than gsner-
atom oS puoac lie. His hrst speech IL
Scnztess vas delivered more than
tAi-tY -iiYe years ago, aad he told me
onee that ae vas frignened when he
afos9 u make c. lie Nas IN the Lower
HOUSE, and there vas an old fellow sit
ti1s BESIDE nim writing during the ses-
sion Al winch ~ spoke There
"-re a number OF nes Congress
"a no made their first speeches on
tbs day THIS old member was a kind
oL misanthrope, and Is every new
member ended his speech, ne would
mul'-r, loud enough for sherman to
hear. Another dead cock IN the pit
~ last,' sad sherman, 1t came my
turn. AMI spoke. As | sat down |
said % the old member, We'll, sir, here
Is another dead cock ia the pit oh,
sad he, kindly, 4 hope i won't BE- so
bad as that with you Ii Was not so
bae, Tor saerman's speech made a hit,
and he soon got place upon the floor.
lie has spoken, probably, a thousand
times .nce then, and he can make 3
speech 'mpromptu. He's careful, how
ever, ia revising MS manuscript for the
press, and ne ,akes considerable pride
IN las public speeches. Sherman Is a
hue ioONiag man upon the floor. lie
gestures IN pomp-handle motions, and
mas voice EEong enough 70 reach TO
every part OF the gallery"
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
Houses of LII IkPnuIe

think the next mayor of Grand Rap
ids could improve the moral conduct Of
our city considerably with very little
trouble, by simply being little more
strict with officers that are appointed by
him. We will take, for example, the
number of houses of ill-fame that are
now being shamefully run on south
Waterloo-st., in spite of the appeal OF
the residents of that locality and the
order of the council to the Board OF
Police and Fire Commissioners to have
them suppressed. The coming man will
remember that poor mans vote
counts, as well as one that represents
lots of cash. AGGEIEvED.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
The Lily OF the valley.


What is II makes young ladies bright
TIA MAKES their hearts beat with delight
The only thing Tor which they'll hght.
Lily White.
What is II makes dear grandma grin.
And makes old grandpa wipe bis chin,
As II he were well pleased Within
Lily White.
What is it makes the mothers face
Light up with celestial grace.
And papa ready for racer
Lily White.
What is 10 makes the children dear
So fresh and rosy 10 appear
Why, that IS nothing very queer.
IT'S Lily White.
'Tis that which makes the inerchants TIL
With gold and silver qUicf.ly NIL.
Because the people mus aud VIII
lave Lily White.
What IS this famous Lily White.
That fills all classes with delight.
And makes them happy. gay and brighH
IT'S -four.
Who is it makes this famous brand
So well beloved throughout the land,
go constantly in great demandY
IT'S Messrs Swensbsrg. Crosby. Rowe.
The Valley City Milling Company.
Who make the LILY thrive and grow.
A. =. NJ.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
Subjects for Thought.

II | was mayor | would try and
establish city baths, where the working
men could 90 and nave Il good bath for
10 cents. | would also have p and
80 cents bath. the difference being the
furnishing and attendance, style of
bath. etc; also good public swimming
bath. | would have three prices; two
DAYS week 0cents admission, two days
10 cents, and two days 20 or - cents.
The cheaper days 10 meet the wants OF
the small boys; the higher price would
make il little more select for older
people. Such n bath should be built
OF brick, fifty feet wide by one hundred
feet long, and constructed so that it
could be cleaned out and fresh water
be pumped IN tWce or three times Il
week. and have necessary appliances
for people 10 learn 10 SWIM. Such an
institution would be great boon TO AL
classes morally and physically.
The baths being centrally located
would soon pay handsome profit un-
der good management, which could be
turned to good advantage inassisting to
lay our parks and recreation grounds
and eventually assist II starting Il public
city museum. We ought to provide
healthy recreation and amusement for
the rising generation. We have got the
nucleus here for n first-class museum.
There are curiOsties in this city if gath
cred together that would make good
foundation for one; relics connected
with the rise and progress of this city
and state. There is the Kent Scientific
Association needs to be more centrally
located, and if tbs was incorporated
with such an institution, would be a
greater success and be "A great means of
education. Whether | am ever mayor
or not have set the hall 10 roll, and |
hope good will result from it.
PROGRESS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

1T q reported that Congressman
Cutcheon has not ed Gov. Luce that,
a. the proper Emn he viii push the
name of Ex-Gov. Blafr FOR the position
Of Jussire Of ths supreme Court. 10 al
the vacancy ca0sed by the death Of
Judge Campbell II ne has done 80, it
Il of course only ss friend Of Mr.
BAR and not a. a Congressman that he
car MAKE toe push. Perhaps the Re
publican party can somst1me be IN
duced 10 reward Mr. Blair suitably for
his services aud sacrifices during bis
terms as War Governor. bat every y.sr
thst passes reduces sne probability vary
materially, for IA e getting aged. and
younger men are crowdlnS Inn OUT
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a Needed Refarmation.

7 would try 20 work "A reformation N
the condition Of streets as left by our
street car companies after laying Their
tracks. The tracks 10 most Of our
streets are IN many places from four
inches 10 a foot above the grade. in
others they are below. Take, FOR in
stance, Lyon and Cherry-sts which
have been in this cCnd ton ever since
the tracks were laid. It's an outrage,
and cs.Is Tor no great ability n either
mayor or council % effect rcf0rna-
ton. JErws
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

If l were Mayor I would most en-
phatically be IN favor OF allowing the
pleople to say by their votes, what
water they want 70 drink. I would
not set myself up 70 know more than
a whole community, and | would find
out whether the Hydraulic Company
are or are not pumping river water. If
they are not, | would be- honest enough
to allow them the credit due from that
fact, and if they arc pumping river
water | would denOunCe them accord
lngly. FAIR Play.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
From Low ell.

LOWELL, Mich, March 25.-What
would do were ! mayor?
l. Compel Michigan Central trains to
run slower inside the corporation limits
.. Compel the D., G.. I'll. d NJ. Rail
road Company to put IN a gate at Plain
field-ave. crossing.
3. Make the marshal collect the dog
tax.
4. Issue no licenses 10 managers Of
opera houses, unless they agree to play
Sunday nights.
>. Annex Lowell.
Then resign and run for Congress.
OLE OLSON.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
A Woman as Mayor.

What would do if | were mayor?
Well, being n woman, hardly know
what the mayor does do, but if he
doesn't somebody else should tell him,
drum away | wont say anything about
water, until our sidewalks are straight
ened and streets named and cleaned
oftener, and then help the kicker TO
have excursions come TO town a well
rs to goout once in a while. 1t would be
a great thing for our city, | tell you.
one WHO Is GOING TO LIVE HERE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
Down on Saloons.

If was mayor, | would take away
every saloon-keeper's and druggist s
license who sells any intoxicating liquor,
contrary TO law. and ever after refuse
him license. But, better still. | would
refuse 10 give any man mo matter who
he Isl license 20 sell at all. In fact,
prohibition" should be my watchwOrd.
OSE WHO HATES SALOONS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

TEE sane old, nns-ho1ored (fl Demo
cratic 0hisCticn . Urged against The
sstrnissi0n Of Wyominz - the Union.
that hss been made against every
Northern state. Mr. Dockery. Of Ma
sCuri. uttered trade against 4. IN
vhsch he asserted tnst the bill for -
aim ss,cn vas, In ais opinfou. nothing
more nor iess than = partisan measure.
desEued 30 perpetusss the cover Of
ths Republican parts. TIE fact nat
Wyoming is snnued. ~ population. a..
veicpr1eut Aud resources. e. immedis's
adnaission, has II weight whatever
Nth Tie 6srys rast.saa-slind south
erner
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
Eemoxe the Strins.

II | was mayor there would be an
order issued for the removal Of all
strips on the sidewalk approaches,
where the angle OF elevation causes a
rise of less than one foot IN five. ]
know of several places where the man
vino put them down must have been
suffering from temporary alteration OF
the mind. r. W.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
Above Filthy Luors,

Heiress-Ard you are sure you are
marrying me for myself alonef
Binks-Can you askl
Heiress-My wealth counts nothing 70
you?
Binks-Nothing.
Heiress-Then we can be all in all to
each other. have just given the whole
of my million to the Home for Pauper
Lunatics. (Whither Binks was brought
shortly afterwards. )-Munsey's Weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

want a mayer thai fearless IN
forces TIE law zRc ordinance Of the CIV;
one mat opposes ths sellug ~ lie CITY
water works, and Que that Vii appoint
Tor police and IRE commissioners better
men than Lew Hawkins and other OF
the present gang. IAxPA1FR.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
Poetry and Finance.

De Sappington-I never did like that
poem of Longfe!low's beginning 'The
Day is Done" Its first line has most
disagreeable sound.
Kane-Why, what makes you think 50,
since you have become literary critic?
De Sappington-Too suggestive Of the
first Of the month. Every day Is dun
then.-Munsey's Weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
Exhaustive Labor.

"Not feeling well, dear boyr
"Oh, little bwain fag, you know.
That's all. I've adopted course Of men
tai exercise"
What do you do?'
81 count hundred evewy day.
Washington Post.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
You Can't Prove 1t.

would prosecute the ofhceryof the
Hydraulic Company for obtaining
money under false pretenses-pumping
water from the river and selling 1t for
the product OF their silver spring.
ONE OF THE UPPER Ten,
(On the Hill.)
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

Twould csmntt - memory Ard sef
ID 20 the follovinr mayors ter cora
rssnd rlerts."
I. Thou saa1t marry CT al he cld
MAIDS Grand Rapids.
2 Thou SHALT snpo st - orpl .ert G
positions every loskeT tat gves you 2
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that sort Il tlsings, for yoa doa't see i
IL Detroit OI Cleveland. IL should s'e
attended 10, ss Z = gsoWlug worse daily.
II any one doaess my statement let
him station himself Oh any enc 81 these
places, snd see toE himself
I.uN
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.
GRAND sAPrDs SUNDAY. MARCH u
nErUsLroAS crrr CONVENTION.

There EfH be a keD4oiic4D CiEy Convrntioa n
he'd a. ths cirruit Court h0Sms. W 81 sss1ay.
evening. April 2 -. as 20 ,. ~. fsr fhe Dur-
pose o n0milst az eanlldsfes e. TO- clsB sftc =
aad Tor thr Transaction ot auca sscer onsi1oss
a. m4g property c4us before 9
~ 1rtsr % the kepu oiican CITY Commirbes.
JAS. a. COY &. GhAlrnAa-
wa. ALDRICH fArEUN. seos-
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Too Farfetched.

Contributor Ito edisor)-Do you think
this joke too farfetchedl
Editor-Where did you get IT.
Contributor-Out OF an English ex-
change.
Editor-I think It Is; England's quite
a distance from here, you know.-Weet
Shore,
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
ords OF Praise.

10 the Editor OF the IELxGRsS- HgRALD.
think tins idea OF yours good one
and it seems as II good many real
practical and good ideas must be pre-
scnted among some crude ones) If all
who have an idea will give il.
II Y r
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
A Great Freak.

This amt dwarfi He's over Eve
feet tall"
That's the great thing about him. he
is the tallest dwarf in the world. New
York Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
fOr sRsw Piows

If Iwere mayor / would see that the
snow plows were out oftener ana did
their duty more thoroughly, and would
enforce the .AW, that resident keePtaeu
sidewalks free from snow.
PEDEsgkAR.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
A Level Head

If | was mayor of Grand Rapids
would draw my breath and also my
salary. Yours truly,
MCGINrY, AS Walnut.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

IfIwas mayor Of this city l would
never give nay consent u selling the
city water works. i.
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Into Rnnishment.

IfIwere mayor / would Danish from
the city every cat, dog and ben.
"ELMIRA."
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
Gr.as gindf.n FOR the oannibals.

II was mayor / would contribute
my salary toward sending Chancellor
White 70 the Cannibal Islands.
CATERER.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
what Ia De

I'd tie al the ChiaABea up Ia a bundle.
Ia ssad Iaeu back hoase IN disgrace
ia bury those sires. tae death traps AZ ares.
IL ~as ~ Mayer Clzrk's place.
I'd give tea thousand dollars away every mern
lng.
Ia never 60 out m the rsini
I'd lock a. the bald headed dudes up In jail
II tue Back Crook ever came here asaiE.
ia allow All the gamblers 10 deal faro bank.
Provided their game wssht brace.
Id have more electric lights 10 dad police
men az night
IL l was Ia Mayor Hastings place.
ia send all The dud Is 70 the Northern asylum
l think Ia turn out hard ease.
ia hang every glFl that caught chewing gum.
II was in Mayor Letell.er's place.
I'd ALLOW all the saloonkeepers a license for
nothing.
"a fsht sullivan. kilrain and Jem Mace.
Ia charge bigger fare 70 girls With red hair.
II was In Mayor Bey.ers place.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

IfIwere mayor, would close az
Crescent-ayenue House and give Water
lOO-st. chance. A. ID.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

Van Houten's Cocoa-Pure, Soluble,
Economical.
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sIor. Than sh, Could Stand.

Mr.. Backstay-Are you going outi
Mrs. Backstay-Ye.; I'm much more
considerate than that Relna-congesto
cigar you are smoking Judge.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
puxslsd for n Uhfla

Spooner-Will you marry me'
Kate-I will certainly knot.-Boston
Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

Wat IS more attractive thar a pretty
face vth e fresh. hrrcht cOnspiex On
For Il use PeTzonl Few1er.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

The Toss Tp" Cigar is not a competitor
against snv other ~ brands. but al loc brand
baoausa IL Is equal 70 sng loc cigars on the
mari -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

Pears Soap is the most elegant toilet
adjunct.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

POstieal Coatri0atSr.
TIE nss z1ui uistrstiSR vii csUse 4 sensation
az Bla1e business lively q sure.
Politicians wiu hustle. With cash. Brain sns
n zsele
20 trg ana get rieh on the poor
d2a care peaAy shieh ole Is elected.
The bss- mzn "a sure SiLs the race
"a iast soing 70 state some ohsAges I'd make
II WAS IA Mayor Dikemau's ; place.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

Housekeepors, a comparison Of the
above prices is solicited. You must
admit that the man VINO sells
nearest 20 cost -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
IF | WERE MAYOR
COIsnDaEsTS WITHl SUPPLEMENT

oPiats@s "a ths Water Qosssi0a-Bsags
ths bosEds-A Voice ron Ehs ssfu
Bisesr-Asat Res Cennfkzls
Nasty strSsts-
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Sfr.far nfterassn--f surg ne1 q meeting ~
s1eiark. Aii v3unx ne1 az weieonne
IHrfor ffrarrrlen r--i Ierfiag for cnvs sniT
vf'f - ne,f A. o'clock Al 1cvssr> wei~o-,s.
Depsf-lTospe' ur-eting asd song service Tfli
- heif 1 the Eniea aepof a. 40 ?. a.. ss
snich evsrv saav = wel>esTie-
rnrirs.fav -t~sr-Wserf1J So ~se1 --fT
y ha 1a'f thursday evening AZ ecicck
Nrnnr rc1 ara ~r~S Sisllr s-vtsrf
fasi sav -rs A. - H m. 1p@r a1iT q tncee
who zo ra t8ka part a TIE neeIa<
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IRA {. HATCH,
125 Monroe-St.
Telephone No..-.--........-.....~..-....lG1
sALE or BOSDs

Sea - b.dsVl be reee ved ~ TIRE Assessor
ef school District 80 = frI 81 IFfcY snf Hose
LAKE. oceo'a courfE. ~ chtgsn- urti April 81.
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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-11-28

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to travel Sunday.