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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25


As. 81 L. Eorst = g-lte sel.c1s.y 81.
George E. Cl.pby e a9ms fEon ths
uertn-
Nss Mary voastse. Of IS Caisd3l a.
s.. s very li
Mu. Matte Litney leaves next Mon
cag t-r ,l1-tsl bay.
Ars Eeers A9se of OmelA, is spend
-lis a les GAYS o. tals city
Ms. =. D.. Brofee has returned from
-e1 months esp % L1roQe.
j e. blanchard. 0f Boz, Blame Island
- 81 tle e4Ly registered A. Sweets.
Mss Lacy Ball has retained from
Albany, =. ~ where she spelE tae
water.
Charles X. Palmer, proprietor Of tie
Aloioa hOuss a. Al0lOn, Is 4 guest al
sFeets.
+ h Aaunng, a prominent WOO
buyer az Boston, A1ss., : feg steTed 10
sweets
Mrs Wellington HibbaEd and daugh-
Ter, ~ JACKSON, are Waiting relatives ia
tnls city.
g. ~. Woodward. OF Monona. entered
TIE Grand Rapids Business college Mon
day Tor fuu course.
Wm. H.. Jameson the attorney. has
gone 60 Ann Arlor tor weeks y.sit
and % attend the exercises
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Townsend. Of
fow.eIute, are visiting al l. L. VII
son's, 553 south LalayeLte-st.
Mr. aud Mrs. I. W Strahan are in
Grand Haven attending the Akeley
College commencement exercises.
Mss Etta Caldwell who has been at
tending business college ln tl.s c.,y, j.
visiting her parents aL DreeuY..ie.
Mrs. l.. 3. Reynold, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. =. Parish, re-
turned o. uer home ia D4lesburgh, ILL.,,
yesterday.
e.. &. McCabe, first assistant general
freight agent OF the Chicago. Rock
Island sud Pacific Railroad Company,
IS 10 the city.
Hon. ID. A. Blodgett has left for
A4ckinac Island, with MS family, bags
and baggage, 10 remain there through
the summer.
Mss Maud Richardson, Of Chicago,
and Or. W. H. Ross, OF thls city. have
been engaged 10 sing at the Sanltarlum
Convention, 1T Battle Creek, today and
tomorrow.
Prof. r. y. Jewett, OF the State Nor
mora school of FrodOnia, New YORK.
who has spent several days IN this city
visiting h!s aunt, Mrs. 4. :. Parish, left
yesterday for -. Paul, Mimi, and IN
termeQlate points
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
NJ. J. MORLEY MISSING.
The Manager OF the Cooperative Mer-
camille Company Gone.

The Manager OF the Cooperative Mer-
camille Company Gone.
quite number Of local citizens are
mourning the sudden departure OF
Murray j. Morley, general manager OF
the Cooperative Mercantile Company,
from the city. The company did ?
business of selling watches on the lot
tery plan, and It's headquarters were
located IN the 'Berkey row" on Pearl
street. The last seen OF Morley, he
u As walking br.skly along with yailse
and umbrella on Monday, and those
who have invested IN the company are
ROW des.rous OF knowing hls where
abOuts. Ii Morley has skipped, the
investors are IN tne mole from = TO 50
apiece. some of them say that il will
cost Morley $500 to properly
stralghten his affairs m this city If he
ever returns. Besides obligations to
the stockholders OF the company. il IS
said ne owes numerous debts TO local
merchants.
The investors who are losers will hold
q meeting sometime next week, though
tne date has not yet been fixed. Dan.
r. SOper and John Spring are officers
OF the company, and there is talk Of
Immediately commencing proceedings
against them.
The concern of which Morley was
manager IS the one recently ordered by
Prosecuting Attorney Stuart TO close its
lottery business, and on Monday the
stock was seized on chattel mortgage.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

The exception to the rule, if the script
aral saying that "a prophet is not with
out honor save in his own country" is
really rule, has been found, it was dis
covered, through q young man IN the
Booth and Modjeska company. His name
is Clarence Duyal, and he was assigned
10 the minor parts in the plays those
great artists presented TO the public. liz
"Richelieu" be played Francois. and
when the company was at GAINESVILLE, O.,
that happened 10 be the play produced
This town is the young mans native
place. 1t is the place where he was born,
brought up. and where he went out Of
nights To steal watermelons with the
other boys.
Young Duval was not exactly a prophet,
but he was "a member OF great companp
and the town turned out IN great force.
The house was full. and it soon became
apparent that Clarence was the star at
traction. Every tine he came upon the
stage he was greeted with applause, and
for every little speech he made bouquet
Of flowers was thrown him. Booth and
MOdjeska were terribly slighted that
hight. and as the actors stood bow.ng
when the curtain arose, IN response TO an
encore after the last act, huge stand Of
flowers was handed over the foothghts
1t bore a card, on which wGs written
three names IN the following order;
Clarence Duval, Edwin Booth, Helena
Moijeska." Clarence had all the honors
that night. even if he should never be
heard Of again. Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
COURT RECORDS.

UNITED STATEs-IIon. II. F. Severens.
ludge-The Penlnsular Novelty Com
pany VS.. Charles Oids C al, hearing on
pleaougs and proofs. and case taken
under aGvisemeut. Belding Manufac-
turing Company vs. Challange Corn
planting Company. hearing on plead
ugs snd proofs in progress.
KFVr CEcTrT-Judge GrOve-Allen
u. Chesebro So. John =. Powers. tres
pass ON the ease. on trial Judge
Burch-JuIus N. VIE etal. vs. Joseph
J. Tucker O. al. reu-ev.n, continued
over term ou payment Hy plaintiff of
term fee aud certs .n witness fees TO o.
fixed Richard T. Goo1laz and Richard
? Good ~ re. tne IoIs s50. Saginaw z
Aosseg0n Railway Company, rep.evn.
on traL
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
nonest. ana Canrentien.llts.

Tbs root meaning of coaYentiOnahty
as a bringing together Of the best forces
OF the head and heart to devise methods
by which we may meet subject 10 com
mon laws; our social status Is mann
tanned among our kind by our knowl-
edge ana Interpretation Of these laws
He who sees a conflict between convea-
tionality and honesty bears the same
relation 10 the social world that the
Anarchist does 20 the political; lie OBJ
jects TO obeying laws that trammel his
will
There is no greater evidence of crudi-
~ than a belief that declaration Of sn
honest opinion Is always IN order ana
that silence IS deceit.
Tact Is regarded as a sixth sense ~
some. aid il we stop 10 analyse il We
'yould say that it was perfect balance
Of honesty and conventionalty, for the
tactful person is Of too high an order to
be untruthful, and of too kindly natur:
10 be unconventional 1t is this balance
that endows him with that attitude that
lifts him above the mass Of men. The
woman who thinks it necessary 10 tell
another that she has gone off FIVE years
IN one" is certainly honest, but she is
not conventional, even though she can
quote the written laws Of every book on
etiquette. and accepts ell new acquaint-
ances on the basis OF the rules for the
use Of cards" We endure her when
forced to meet her, but we do not maxi
opportunities for that privilege, nor
value her the higher because she is per
fectly honest.
COnyentionalitv is 10 society what
the criminal law is 10 the world a. large,
and should be so applied that the person
who robs society Of the possibility Of
pleasant intercourse. of graceful act and
speech, of the power to meet imperson-
ally, should Le kept out by the combined
efforts Of those who believe that kindli-
ness is the foundation Of social inter
ccuTse.-Christian Union.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
WHO WANTS IS.
Somebody Name The Ball Forty" and
Taxa de Mon"

somebody Name The Ball Forty" and
Taxa de Mon"
"The Ball Forty" one of the most
beautiful tracts of land in the country,
was decided TO the city for park pur-
poses and as yet the council has not
seen fit 20 give the place a name. At
present il looks rather chimerical
whether this delightful spot Will ever
have handle, other than Ball Forty"
unless the people of Grand Rapids make
some suggestions 70 that honorable
body the Common Council. Time
and again, names have been pre-
sented TO the legislative body of this
city but Il seems as If none were exactly
suitable. They have either been re
lected or LAID on the table indefinitely.
Il wish the TELEGRAN-HERALD would
aSitate tins matter said Aid. Nerex,
chairman of the Committee on Parks,
yesterday. Let the people suggest
names through the TELEGRAI-H ERALD.
and |. tor one, will pay s. 10 the per-
son who sends IN the name that Is ac-
cepted. II seems 10 me as # TINS will
be- the only way TO seiecta name"
In compliance with Aid. Nerex's sug-
gcstiOn, the TEIEGRAM-HERAID Will
uc open to all who send IN any name
that they think would be appropriate.
send IN your communication, and they
will be presented 70 the council.
Yesterday afternoon Alderman YereI
visited the different parks on a tour Of
inspection. lie says that work is being
rapidly pushed forward on the Ball
forty and by the time t Is finished it
VIII oe peoples play ground That
Grand Rapids VIII be proud Of. The
land is situated just outside the limits
on plateau overlooking the city. A
good view OF the country can be seen
Tor miles around, and the refreshing
breczes are simply delightful. 4 gang
Of men are at work clearing away the
underbrush and level,ng the land. Ten
acres are 10 bee cleared OF all timber
and turned into q veritahle flower
garden, which viii be InterspeTscd
with walks and dr.vcways. In the CEN
ter there viii be- immature artificial
lake, which VIII bee continually supplied
with stream of flowing fresh water.
Dtchcs have been dug n the marshy
places, thus securing 4 perfect dram
axe.
The balance of the park, thirty acres,
VIII be left wooded. several drives are
now finished and many more are on the
road to completion. The council has
apr pr rated $500 for q landscape gar
deuer Work on Lincoln Park IS prog
rcssing rapidly and favorably.
Nr. GereV says he ls also anxious
about the Highland Park plans The
Beard OF Pubic Works was authorized
to prepare the plans some time ago, but
rs yet very Little has been done in that
direction.
The Park Committee. however. are
more troubled over the naming OF Ball
t0." Let the people send Ia their sug-
gesuous rs soon As possible.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
THE WINTER OF DLsCoNTENT
Gone, and the Onicial Richards Are
Themselves again.

The city officials all appeared happy
and contented yesterday. The look OF
terror which has been contCrting their
countenances into all manner of shapes
has disappeared. TINS has been sup
planted 10y look Of animation, which
was pleasing TO behold. The reason Of
tins wonderful change was the happy
termination of the salary question.
Things looked dim and uncertain for a
time, and many entertained woeiul
ideas OF acct poverty. They wondered
what would become of their families OF
little ones, # the city fathers should
actually cut them down 10 a mere
pittance. Their sleep was troubled
with fanclful illusions, IN wAlcn they
saw the grocer, the butcher, the baker
aud candle stick maker, chasing them
about the streets with monster bills
which they thought they would never
be able to meet. Finally they imagined
they saw prison loom no into which
they were cast and like Little DOrrIt's
father compelled to pass a miserable
existence depending on charity Tor a
mere substance.
Inc expression on tnelr races yeSter-
day, however, STOOD out IN bold relief,
and cigars were gwen away so freely
that the city hall resembled / smoke
house in full blast.
Nearly AL of the officers, however,
were retiCcnt, and would not talk on
the salary question. The recollectiOns
OF what they had passed through
seemed painful 10 rehearsc. City Clerk
Shlnkman. when questioned, saidattirst
that he had nothing TO say. Finally he
opened his heart and said that he
thought 1t would have been a rank IN
justice to lower officials salaries dur
ing their term of Office. They were
elected with the understanding that
they were to receive so much, and so
the salaries should remain.
The Office OF the city attorney and
assistant city attorney had lost that
graveyard look that 1t has worn for
some time, and the officials pulled up the
curtains and allowed the sun to Shed
1t glorious rays within, and SO it was
throughout the entire city hall.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
THE KANSAS DEMON
Is Hero and is Hurry for Green's
Gore.

hcAN eihA II LOT
Gore.
W. f. Gibbs, the Kansas Demon, has
just arrived in this ci,y from Buffalo
Last night he called at the TELEGRAM-
HERALD Office and stated that he is
willing to accept Charles Green's chal-
lenge, in which he offers TO throw
Gibbs four times in an hour, catch-as-
catch-can style. Gibbs VIII put up 500
on the result, gate receipts to 60 To the
winner.
He also says he will wrcstle Green
Greco-Roman style, best two out of
three falls, for $3.50 side. He saws he
IS ready to put up forfeit atany time.
The Demon, since he left Grand Rap
IDS three years ago, has met some OF the
best men IN the country. Four weeks
ago he defeated Jack NcNerney. at
Bradford, Pa, before the Genueman's
Athletic Club, for n $500 purse. Two
months ago he wTestled q draw with
Dennis Gallagher, at the Gaietv Thea
ter, Buffalo. The match was stopped
by toe police on account OF the late
hour.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
THEIR LAST MEETIEG.
The Union school Lyceum Had a Very
Pleasant Time.

The Union School, Lyceum held their
last open meeting, debate and enteE
tainment Of the season at the Union
school last evening. There were about
one hundred and fifty present.
The subject of debate was THAT the
immigration Of foreigners to this coun-
try be restricted" The judges were
Messrs. Folger, Richards and Felker.
The debate was decided 10y the judges
Tor the affirmative.
The program consisted Of orations by
G. Gov, F. Howard, ". Landman. Z.
Andrus, II. Grow and j. Nye, who were
all very good, as were also the reclta-
tons ty ". Hall, c. Eckert and J.
kutsche. The singing by the Orpheus
Quartet was fine, and they were en-
cOred several times. c. COY acted rs
critic and filled the place IN elegant
style. IL was decided 70 postpone the
banquet 10 Tuesday OF next week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

Henry sp.ceE, a. o.a veteran, b-s
zone t5 al fof tsslys days t0r dr1ok-
e-aess-
Mc4ael did not near the report Of the
gna4aoouug tral ID court iast eeek,
4ad br9ze tae lao aga-asl guam ias
a-laln the e.ty. il e9s. h.m s97o.
Two p add.4rs aaoPllea tae-r vocation
plraeus Icense. Wm. Bosea and
Thomas Callahan. were found guilty.
aad vete syea tasnty-for hours III
Ul-ca O. settle
Charles Edwards Is a lS-yesE-old boy
who !. charged wlta assault .and bat
Ter, ou boy named Baker County
Agent holeolnb has bsen asked, on
c-4iiy, to lOos lut0 the matter, ~1d u al
report JOniOgroa.
The mAu R.th q crutch and care.
named Il. A. Cassidy, VINO thumped
fellow named Fulton al the Planters
House, wzs let a. Without paying
cent. They dlG not even prosecute HIM.
Louis SpAuiding's case Of yiO.ation
OF tie state liquor law, MAS noile
pros u.
Frank Grady and RI. Troy, accused
OF getting into beer barrel un.awIully,
are out on bail. They are 10 be IA
court July l.
Id. IIc.ser is q brakeman Oh the rall-
rosd, AMI got clnder IN ms eye.
Whale cropping ms way uD lOnla-st. she
happened 20 ruu against 3 man who
called hlm the one Ill1g mat always
makes iueu maddeSt. because u seems
u put them into position that makes
the cutting of OF iilial affection good
thing. 80 HClser gave the fellow al
$3.50 punch IN the mouth, and went up
70 the court and paid the blll which ne
found charged up against HIM as
assault and battery.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
FANcrs FERRY

gs.usse orosasd =. fSrFY Ea-sy = slaas Perhaps
y42 411E El2w H.
~ saass fe- - - rsrry ss~t .se Saea oes.Is ~
TQs
e airs rs oArs - sorly tazs yOs Games sssa
lesr t1cu
ana 81 yo- l-ad - F@scys aooEs bseoss yoa
aA9s - 7s ls@r 1a-2
o. Fancy Lzn3 .oks yess grand wa structures
Llsl an SlFy
A. sE-sat t1Eoss-ssnzss ~ Ea2.s~1 sAs
sAlg,
A0s pslseatly 30 nad yoS.rse,f ~ matter wh@s
Eptr s-Sfigr-
a Aoa.saag c4ss3es u tAs slr tf.s haven't a fO..l.
d2-s1a
Ana yeg II isaS stncua - rear them ID tbeyr.
higEer
ThAs anything yoa ever sa~ IL s-sEss 90 "a
sp-re
Al F-acy seems - sobSFoas kin1. lie grSItnes
each nsIaon--
Yss - Lot whi.a out = iszslsea thr0sEa hl
eEtrsDe csFOgloa-
Ola Hunaruz to~R 200 left ssntDd seems .Asly
ullnFsl1g
N.sa ssaool. ana books. ans ,s.sOas thai ysu re
tlFel q rocitiAg
Bat l3 what's thiss Your ossts shakes ia
walls are al a-cruno3e
You stand amid = Tulas1 mssS alive. bat very
humble
Then Fancy Tors yoa home agAln-tt aOosat take
nI1ute,
You wo-isnt know-ais bost 5 &c ~Ift-that you
we're really IA H.
But-at w04l lwlg-l sscS shock false Fancy
laSds Lis gbcrrY;
What does be cars for foolish folk who daily
his ferry
-Juhe Il Lipplnsn IN Buffalo Kxpross
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO OLD TER -
And 70 the Widows, Children anG
Dependent Parents of Soldiers.

Both Houses OF Congress have just
passed a BIl, giving q pension 70 all
honorably discharged Soldiers who
served three months. and are now SO
disabled by disease mot the result Of
then own vicious habits that they al,
unable TO support themselves by man
ual labor
1t also giyee a pension 20 all Soldiers
Widows, their Minor Children, and a
Soldiers Dependent Parents There IS
not a particle of doubt but that this
bill viii speedily be signed by tAc PTesi-
dent and be a law.
All parties desiring - avail them
selves OF the benefits Of tins new b.ll,
are cordially invited 20 call upon or
write the under, Cned atonce, torvO.d
the tremendous rush later on.
Respectfully,
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
FOR BETTER FOR WORSE.

Ard Their Friends Predict IL WIZ be the
Former.
Mss Minnie Wi0o7n. Of this city, and
Major Edward prind.e. Of Kalamazoo.
were married at the home ~ the brides
parents, 253 south DivsiOu-st., yester-
day morning. Rev. Mr Merriam. Of
tae Congregation Church, performed
the ceremony.
The bspnv c0uple eft on the noon
tram for West Superior. WIS. their fu-
-ure home. DurnE fne trip they VII
stop at ka'auaf1a. Chicago, MCucap-
ID ols and otnc- places.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

.lala cIszEl-
la1- DraGh ~ Carl scn Wsasr sar1aas lrsasieian
"a - .sefll-AE a-ilssl 49, o. L. s'saSsst
slFE. Der tEalalllrE.a
Issclr lrelc.l re4si.sl-..4. Flss 1ec4ssd II = STATE
81 asEs
l.1f-E41ul leaz1s surrauGer g. taaa s4A.b &C
CasaFare, Llil44 .-4-e-0aFl l1zzsz1cre-l
lol<- b~1tle a oa-< Grove. ar Els Or-a-r,is Va.
4-1 -esiunl1.g ~ f4e sesel -lgs baCtaaz Ga
lls Lll-aslall qllL-y
l--t-a1rtl laF9il.-s rest-li-1eli to me Cli0n-
l1l9- La.ae... ~ sgail la1--.sea IL i-gor ~ her
$50 A4slso
- iha Jss,s4ts ordered ~ % expelled fran
LAY
is1s-liaa Custer ADD lis eatre command fe7s
llslI k.llei oT ne is,iAl-s under s.lEiuE Bull
ia77 -leall q Robert Ltla lsea s1cal rei-r-er.
azsd H
rsr-D-ala ~ James 3I-ec. 20 { uitet States
ltl1rlry Esaesz.. lssel .3
gss -DsaLl III Lacy H 90 Hayes. vie II eE-
ffesi1ell A.ssz s.,--t s-i
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

NAsa3Seros. Iale -s.-For Loser
al Jpger Mch. s4l-E- -lrs eQu--alel
A-sn feIi peral4res sEcerl aglily
~armsE u eastern CppeE A.ca g4n 41d
nortnsr- Loser A-cA-gAas soalAeriy
winds.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

The Rev. Wm. stout. Wharton. Ont.
states After beng ectually treat
ed bv seventeen different doctors for
scrofuia and blood disease, I was cured
by Burdock Blood Btters. Write him
for proof.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
Married in Chicago.

Dr.W. W.H.Whi;e wentto Chicago yester-
day and, married Miss Jessie Pampell,
late Of this city. The couple VIII take
up their residence IN an elegant suite
OF rooms, which the doctor has pre-
pared ~ the WARWICK
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
TOWN TOPICS.

The Hsmbi.ng-Ten case has been
seitled tor $500.
The Grand Rapids Bicycle, Club took
SPIN last evening
A dwelling house Will be built in the
immediate tuLme on Buckeye-st., ~
Lon Hart.
On Monday night Faak j. siehOld
and Mrs. lille NJ smith were married
by Justice HydOm.
The promised new morning daily VIII
have - headquarters 10 the MetrOpOlI-
IAN block On Pearlst.
The council buld.ag committee has
gwen orders % have the floor OF the
cty hall elevator repaired.
Circuit court call today. Judge
OgOve-Civl jury ease No. - and -.
JudgeBuren-Clvl jury case No. 50.
Parolman William Keller is 70 De
married 20 Miss Naomi >elly. Police
regulations have nothing 10 say about
tbs.
Mas McGcatb, teacher IN North Colt
avenue school. has accepted a position
in the sixth grade OF Grand Haven city
schools.
Cooperative home winning" was
the subject OF chalk talk gwen by ".
q. sheppard at Rnguette's 5 Hall last
evening.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Westm,uster Presby Church en-
ioyed a delightful picnic at the lake
last evening.
There Will be a meeting OF the Ladies
Auxiliary OF the Young Mems Christian
Association u the pariOrs OF the build
lng tins afternoon 90 : O'Clock.
The Young Ladies Missionary Society
OF tde Emmanuel Presbyterian Church,
Vlu give a free entertainment At the
church. Madison avenue. June %.
The D.. I. & y. viii give an excur-
slon from Howell, Lansing, Grand
Ledge and intermediate points % this
city and Ottawa Beach next sunday.
s. IS Boss, formerly bookkeeper for
No 20. He-p0lshe,mcr & Co., who died
m wyoming township Monday of con-
sumpuOn. aged -, wSs buried yester-
day.
The Board Of Reviews still. pounding
AMY footing up the supervisors 5 assess
men. rolls. ny July I, Secretary Shat
tucS hopes 90 give out the Official hg-
ures.
Atthe NcCord & Bradfeld new fac
tory nu Grtes 1r wcll has been struck no
a depth os 300 ieot. and the water is sa 80
% be very pure 1ld tO contain splendid
medical qualities.
a special meeting Of the Equal Suf-
fraEe ASSOCIATION wlU oe held tonor-
rrH afternoon no tan home of Mrs.
Prltt over williams drug store a5 90
South Uav.s0n-st.
The thanks ~ the employees Of the
Flsse,a-HEnAID are due 20 Eudell
$40 C1nllst. for some delicious ico
cream presented to tlls oilCe last night,
lrst when .t was most needed.
Arruments are about concluded in
tle tresnass ease of allen -. Cnesebr0
against Iohu e. Powr rs o. A., i1 Judge
Groves court. and tle case VIII prob
abIv Co. gwen to the jury this morning.
a. %. Croxcr and others haze peti-
toned t1e circuit court to v8Cat0 the
niat II the Graves addition. twenty
ac--s Of land 1 che northwest part Ct
the cltv. 30 Is intended t0 repat the
property.
The annua. meeting Of the Iagrave-
ST. Reformed Church WAS held last
rrnt rows were rented and resoIu-
irons were passed thanking Pastor DE
Baum for dec Iniag the offer extended
from Now York
Joseph Clemens. one Of the teamsters
employed hv tbo first district highway
comuIss.orer, was quite seriously M
iured cv one OF MS horses Sunday.
The animal fel. ON hm ln sucAa wsy
a. to irjurs him internally
John S. Tong has commenced suit In
frrcrru. against tne defunct Hontonic
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

The agency for St. LOUIS mineral
water and for Rudell's famous ice
cream = now established at No. 81
Canai-st. Telephone 40. llG.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

The Disability Pension bll hss now
passed both houses ia Congress. Read
Mr G.bsoa's 'sd'' IN regard 20 il on
seventh page
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

GOOLD-Jnne 1. Mrs. o q. G0o.d corner
90 Laks aad Ceulrr sti.. al 20 D. m. aged "a
years
Faaeral tom residence today sc 30 p ri.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

You should attend the one-fourth off
sale winch commences june 26, at !.
Ten Hopes, 134 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

For delicacy, for purity, and for i'm
prOvement Of tie complexion nothing
equals POZzOni's Powder.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

Everything in draperies one-fouTth
of, at 5. Ten Hopes, I34 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

Telephone orders win receive prompt
and careful attention
Canal-st. Telephone................S ..So. a8l
West Fulton-st. Telephone -.. 30. l0s1
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

We do business on a cash basis. and can
afford 20 sell you a good article for
q ma profit
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
MARKET PRICEs

We invite inspection of goods and prices.
Every article Is warranted % bc -
represented.