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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-17

The boundary line between .a 'm'
United States and Canada is not T Im
srinery," as most people suppose. In, 5nS
fact is the line is distinctly ma ,1"s
from Lake Michigan to Alaska BY s cal, bs,
iron pillars, earth MOUNDS , ar~ marks
clearings. There are $50 Oh W. -9- and the
between the Lake of the hooqs The
base of the Rocky Mountains .a'o niles
British placed one post every . S@o each
and the United States one oes ,,ast IRON
British post. The posts are OF .b 0a'' words
and cast on their faces are v4 4ohor 90
convention of London ocso o lakes
1918" Where the line eross s,,,f prc
mountains of stone have been uS'' water
iecting eight feet above n 5ssaned By
mark. In forests the line Is Ida.
falling trees for a space rod "io''
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-17

,ow hHrs' a SdoS chemically treated Taa 3aps
for long time been in use e;1 - They
and many parts of the contlng Cd said TO
are much lighter than iron anu nre never
last longer. Split hOofs 't Thew are
Known where they are used H., a rs the
smooth requiring no oaa as. ooo q
leather adheres to tno
surfaces without slipping
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Here Is q oecls-aa ieom tae tefsea.
vbseh settles. toi tDs eay 81 ut.a4
k4p.as. 81 .eAss. that tae gonag hos aas
tse sAr.e nstafal rigtss Il SCI -.lelesse
possessed ~ ali Awegscan ctizeps- 1Ao
pgsies ooarG has iregueHiiy - nei tae
oos saat ae masi le eooa ana nal
sNeAg and ''let dogs ae.sgat Bul ths
essss are rare whels tas hey ,s lale il.at
grown ap alen nas ATTACK fam ea.y 81
tae peri II taeig Ae-as. a. Is eoaa
1oclrine 81 ks ths do9irne 81 ass GA
an. i i Weil cafllea oA&
Joe YAH, xoang fellow about t0e
axe of the other fellows Nsla Nhaln he
MAS playing. mas asga igned bn = oaaree
of assault and hAlleIA on 4 Rlan Waose
nanle coald nOt TX pronounced. i
gwen, aaa would tear the colatr al
the sye merely to g.aaoe over IT, Tn.s
nl4n Mas aassiug along near
sang out "uelo. Pete" Ihipkiuc
TIE boy meant something Nrang, TIE
man NTH The zg 4ag name t0ok after
uae Whole crowd, iltoNlog after iAtm
oAghs anQ ROCKS. some ~ lat after ~
Nh.ca rolled up into an oio lady frot
door and made her 0frahte1. Nhfa
the boKs got . good chance taey turned
ca ineaf p4rs0eT, aud tae stone cast ny
Joe AAii cut gasa ln Iae gtnilenal
soap. Itls i lht reason of ihf CONS
plant for assault ana tstieff. Nm re-
viewing Al iae circumstances 80 tne
case lhe coom decided lhai tAe hog
was acimg la sell-delense, an1 he Mas
discharged
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

George Strong nas nos yet been la
court, bat Nil be thele in 3 daN or iNo.
a. soon ~ ae can he spared fram BIZ
Rapids. +. s4lm charged that he took
away TO the north quantity oi house
hold furniture after theK had he.m
mougaged. a warrant has been lssoel
fOr nm.
John Doe j. a bartender on Pear. ST..
and ln consideration of h.s social siatd-
ing. his real name ls withheld. A boot
black ln he saloon tired - cheat a man
for whom he had gwen a SHINE, and
John Dos threw toe young man oui ol
doors. Tie assault sld bsilcrN case
VII come on for tnsl GA thc lSth. o.
give the man WHO got the SHINE time ~
come around and testify.
George Fowler, for disordeTly con-
duet, las been asked 10 come back 10
count the 10Th.
Wm. Hergowski had beer drunk, And
80 had George Carr. The former was
let oil easy on suspended sentence.
The latter went 20 jail t0r ~ days.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
THEATRICAL TOPICS
Miastrels ana Grand ana comss
Opera Al Rowerss
4 LEGAL WRONG Al REDxOSDS
Esana4 AbOett ~ sskrnAns~-Ths Faaa.a.
Roslsa iae&ls IA the Gosaix
opera @f&as<ttse-fs sst-
hkht fiAsAes-

The season 81 Powers Grand ~ be
gin tolnogrow exen.hg With TIE famous
Primrose and West mlastFsl>. eho al
remain for TAO nsghts. II : uuneoes-
sagy 10 dwell upon irimfose and Wsst
they are abreast 81 Ire times aud are
TIE leaders IN m0dera minssfelsy
Something elegant Nil lie oiiered 10
the way OF stage settings, the hfsl part
being hung with white sam curtains.
Primrose and West aud Lew Doeksta-
der Mill eontrlbate large share oi
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
He'd Many Friends Hero.

Henry J.. spread, a Chicago art =.
well known ia Grand Rapids, was bar q
at Chicago on Friday. WAae q rec dent
OF this city for two or three years alter
the Chicago Ere. n. spread. made
his headquarters al Patton, at store,
on MonrOe-st-, and wsli be remembered
by many as a very pleasant Young gem
tieman. While here De painted ''sun-
shine, which has since become - Ia
miiisr IN the form Of a ciit chrome
copy. lie was born ln London ano vas
educated al TRINITY College, Dublin.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
THE PRoHIBITIoNIsTs
Promise a Big Layout tor Neat Thurs-

Promise Big Layout tor Neat ThUrs-
day.
The ST. John and Lsthrop meeting,
arranged by the Proh.biuonists for rext
Thursday, promises to be a big affair.
The people from the city and oouniry
are invited 10 attend the basket plcnic
at North Park. GOV. 81. John Nil
speak al = O'Clock. al the park, on
Prohibition and Industrial Reform, 20
especially 20 farmers and lhe indusif al
nish 1--we music.
The evening rally VIII be az Hart
mans Hail, aud both GOV. ~. John
and Mrs. Lathrop wil speak on ProA4-
blhon. Singing 10y gloc club.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

There = more Catarrh in this section
of the country than aIl other disesse
pat together, and unf f1e iast few
years wss supposed - - incafa',lt.
For great many years doctors pro-
nounoed e 2 iocsl 3 sease, ana pres
cgiued local 1enfsf les. ard - cf,astaff-
III iaihrg e. cure vlth oca. tfestrnsr.i.
pronounced is ncarassie. Science bss
prorea FafaTrh - - constitu-
f3asl disfese ard therefore re-
aa res const f8fsonsl treatment 8s
fasarrh Gore. ulsnufacfa ~ p =
Caerev 4 Co.. IoIedo, ono. ls the orli =
coT sf frt raj cure ca fhe nsfket it
IS tsken Internally - dosfe frffa go
frors - = teasg.1-saful If scss reci-
~ nrsga fhs blood ard mucuoDs safT-
faces ~ ths spsfero. They oEer ore
harsrad 6ce efs faT cay tsa e fais 80
care send fs1 efrcalsrs ard tssf5n1o-
rals ka1ress
CHEsgv Tofeoo. -
wf So1 - Draxg 50. s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
4 Veterinary Infirmary Opened by DIR.
l.. l.. Conkey, v.

have leased the large brick barn op-
pOsite the new court house on Kent-st.
for n term of years, for the purpose of
opening an lntirmary for the care Of
our dumb friends. Have also secured
the services of DR.. Paul, n regular
graduate of the Ontario College. As a
veterinarian DR.. Paul IS second to none
in the city. Good nurses, and an
ambulance IN attendance. If you have
SICK or lame morse. call at once as
time is everything in disease.
LEONARD l.. CoNKEY, V. s.,
Proprietor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Mrs Lous Waisbfooker, 81 Portland,
Oregon, author of Helen HsTlows
Vow" Perfect Motherhood. +" and
other works. is visDg Mrs Life
Jossclyn. lg0 North DiFision-si. Mrs.
Harlow vii deliver a lecture for tie y.
+. 5. during her vlst.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

~ North Park Pavilion. Tight wire
performances after dark by Mons Nun
sella. Prof. George Herdic will dive
into Grand river from a platform 75
feet high. Every afternoon and even
ing music by the North Park Orchestra.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

TIE usual sunday excursion - o.
fawa besea wll leave Grsns Bap.is e.
2.a e. n1., SEPTEMBER = Return, leave
Ottawa beach A. II 3. r.
Nv. A. GsVETr-
Aet-E Genera fsssea ger AGENT
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
lie Will Not Cut You Upl

But without knife or lance,
and with harmless and reli-
able remedies which he pre-
pares before your eyes, he
will place the means i'm your
hands for your permanent
restoration. Then go at once
to DR.. :. Clay Todd, at 43
M0nrOe-st., Room 4, Grand
Rapids, Mich, and be made
well again.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Don't suffer any longer. I remove
coTns. bunions and ingronlug nails for
men, women and children. and treat
The feet In general without pam. az tae
Turkish and Russian Bath House. cor.
ner Monroe and I0nia-st
~ - IA RrrpsHrrR
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

The n. g II. &M. B'y CO. Wi eel
home seekers excursion tickets 10
points West, Northwest, South. aaA
Southwest, September Q. -. and &c
tober ] 8, az single lsre Tor round trp
For tickets ard information spriy t.
any agent of the company ~ Jas
Camqtet. e.-y agent. p Nolr0s 50.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
Rev. Kings Report.

Rev. +. II. King. % Ames Methodist
Episcopal Church. gave an Interesting
report q the past years work 81 nis
congregation yesterday morning. IL
embraced, among other tbnzs, the fol-
lowing items oi pastoral work aug
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

csnfnencss Htrcsy ~epteaffr - 81 8
a m ME - Es
TslephoDe 30 70.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Goto D. J. Doorniuk's, 16 North D.
vision, for new and secondhand books
81 every description.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

II you want some fancy CaUliaower,
call at Elliott & Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

For imported Swiss Cheese, call Al
Elliott & cos
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

fefnIts1 1r pnUaeT g NJ 0tsoiu utr
rieresefv ~ the rFfasd t1iet 1r ffe
q rats Fozz3s er res frff
flsuest 81 fFsatF s1f uarfr
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Dr. Conkey makes a specially OF
lameDess.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
Something New

Fair Haven Counts at Dettenthaler's
IL Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Oysters in bulk.
BL1vES & ALLYN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Pers soap i tas most elesant solsf
IL
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-06
HON. E. Il. BELDEN
A Special Correspondents Chs'
MIA HIN en- Possibilities
he DON'T L00E LIGE 4 GRANGER
Nor De. rs T4lk Like oHe til he oess
Squares Aa2y % vAe BnrniSE 2@ss-
tson o. Reform n 40 aGd n Rat
ths Gs2IteAs&4 a.

+ special CORES ponaence TElKeEAs -HEEAIh
JAcKsoS, Mich. Aug al found ne
I Hon. Eugene Henry Beldsn, nominee
( fcr governor Ct tue new party. IS be
stepped from the tram today. lie Re.
SIDES At Hanover, where lac has farm
/ OF 800 acres, and on which be Was born
! fifty years ago.
lie G0n'I look Ike granger and 40
more does he talk one, until lac gets
squared away on the question Of re-
form, and then he IS ss glib as young
girl with her frst beau.
Nobody can remember when he dldn' {
wear full beard; not very full, bat as
full as il Wlll grow. lie IS slim built,
/ speaks very slowly and has quite de-
/ cided opinions which il takes him a
long time 10 declare. but he Is quite IN
earnest. In 1850 and 1881 he served ms
district N the leg stature, where he was
! chairman OF the Committee on Bridges.
lie has four children, three sons ana Il
/ daughter. Two OF the sons occupy
sixty acres of land each, which Mr..
/ Belden has given them, and the third
/ runs IA hardware store N this city, with
his father for "A partner, and sells nails
and lAckplanes 10 the farmers AZ 8
reasonable profit.
Il never was 30 surprised in my life,
said the Hon. Eugene Henry 10 the
TELEGRAI-H ERALp today, "as when
fa4 NJ ~
TO nominate me. | tried 10 discourage
them, but they wouldn't listen, and
after 4 vile got another message and
they mad me on the list. shall talk TO
the farmers considerable during the
fall"
The nominee saws there are 1900 900
of Farmers Alliance members knock
ing about in the twenty. eight States
now organized, and that the number Is
increasing at the rate of 1860 per day.
This Is whole lot, but Eugene Henry
wouldn't drop one off. He thinks
Michigan VIII be thoroughly organized
( inside of a month, and then things will
just hum. He thinks the expenses are
altogether too much and he wants the
whole business cut down serlaum, and
he hopes TO be able 10 assist at the
CdIflHS
He says the producer is in the last
ditch, and something is about TO hap
pen which Will be heard easily by those
not inclined to listen. If he has his
arithmetic correct there are l25, 900 be-
longing to the posts who will vote for
him this fall. This will give HIM big
boost TO the front. lie says the out
look is promising for his party, but
whether for victory or defeat he leaves
one in doubt, but as he took
term in the law department at Ann
Arbor twenty years ago, he may have
learned to be sly. Mr.. Belden opens
the campaign Saturday, August Q, at
farmers picnic, three miles from
Pinckney. He will also crate at
Goguac Lake, August Is, where the
farmers will congregate to have good
time. Is 1t not queer that the Indus
trial party nominated Mr.. Belden?
Everybody thinks SO up here.
G.. A. r.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-06
- 90 II FisturT-Aug. G.

This Date n History Aug. G.
fzsl-Dszsa % 81. Da.anie CO G.lzEaa. Esgziss
Il t1z or-eg ~ Loa..-.aaas
IA -De4g. & A1as l-..l44s-y. s.ls q s1-xs
sEezrs
ls1 -B-afa ~ Bea Isasea. Bora ls7A
lszf-E.rt1 .E fe-elsl. a--tler q isi1siac1ls,'
lle-
la80-Deal4 q Fsia.s'-sz csissrz1ed spanish
painter born a--t
i;Ts-slrra q D14.si % -9lnsl Ltsn pslsiot Gle.
~
-Deata ~ Gen. Eohert Cszan.1ghan CBasea
E.ss.aluorel = f-alQsls els-Tl.fsr Ii L-s1aad
Iss- Traces o. r-a3.szeel power a. azlasfsr u
tzs aarIaaa sl11-s aEso.ginz tas pE...lss ton
81 alss sanl= 60 l1s house " Il1nssa4s
flls lftsr TO alss 81 h1g years lFoll tLs
Eu-a ehes. ths sloaf F4s ralssi u Il.s cl4arCa
oi 81 Peter. rInas DE AL Fi,lsrT % Cl4slsss
Augustus. Eho alsd i.ss been crowned ~
tls poQe kzaperoF ~ tue E1-aars. -ls %
nfle8l fa8Te kaOza - I'M Em pre- as
1uiiteraled
lss-BTtb q Alf9sd Teanysoa Ia Lilcolasalre.
Elgi.LllL
IsI5- tea-A 4 gam-s A. E8yaft. q Delaware,
siataallaE Dafu i71z.
is-sl-Loais Aap1ieon ATTEMPTED ~ excite an IN
surrectio1 a. E0uiogas AID sas arrested
istf-falEiers EAs oGEa5arlsi - TIA kT-lc5 N
dal Fr-ll- 10 lo-lFil-s
roi -Coanscatlon Llv enacted oy congress
Is45-Gas srsnca defeated b. PFiiszilns az
XoeTfh
IofI-lhe centennial anniversary u the battle q
Orskany was eeisor4re- "a the aaGE-s felI o.
over 60 Do people.
lss3-E- A. Burke lslnce a refugee from LOUIS
49, e4scte1 sta-s lrcasllrer
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-06
HARRY'S LATEST.
A Policeman who Objected TO an Auc-
ton Store on His Beat.

A Policeman who Objected TO an Auc-
ton Store on His Beat.
Harry Hubbard's latest story is a
good one, and of course Harry afiirms
that every word OF 1t is as true as Cos
pei. 1t runs as follows: Apropos to
the settlement of the street car strike,
one of the strikers stood on the corner
Of Lyon and Canal-sts., making urgent
protestations to citizens against riding
on the old line cars. His arms were
continuously IN the air, and he much
resembled an auctoneer knocking
down an article, after talking ten MN
utes for n raise ut least an Irish police
man, who happened 10 pass along
Canal-st., thought so. The officer
stepped up 10 the man and asserted his
authority by first sticking his club be-
fore his face, and then saving: "Say,
young mon, Of don't abiect to vez
STANDING on this corner, but OF duz alb
Ject to yez opening up an auction store
on nv bate. Now doz yez moind that
that this is not a friendly visit OF am
paying yez, so yez can just take a walk
that way or tins way, II makes no diff
ference to me-"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-06

rlver water wsl come aal NwN -
.4fsly 4l1 pleasant then al ~ ear
go AQin ths cepsas CT t-4
- NA cali ycu tlTo~5l
IA taFeaga- Tae change =
s+e4t what 3. would ~ - make yea
49, OF t1.a s--G-lasT gaze ana pa o.
HtD-sf naauels wstb heavy overcast,
---l-e-s and al. il f4cI i ottea otsss
Up - winter clothing, put GA ms over
e.'-Ass 4aF cap All q pair q t1ieS nSl IA
si1sFs. inside the gaoser gloves
SUE Do14 : 1lau spp2 really ABOUT
= fs4fs Old, OF slender ouaG an e1-
I-eaisiy oloa1e. tie scarcely looks hNs
one 1uie - cope Nth size penis ~ las
Fto-e ss.on and i IS Ouly after yOu csscA
the determined g.sam cl the eve aud
see Us WONDERFUL muscular activity
1nat you reallzs tazI the man Is equal
10 - calling
~ present he : connected with the
Wtec1lnE vessel " &. klmbali, OF
NorthpOrt, the sNlftest crafl OF the
lakes she : small, registering Only
tnuty-one tons, Of beAutl u. yaent
build, and : oElcered - follows u. II.
Dame, captain; ". 2. Wolfe. mate, and
l4,t out not least Norman Barnes, chleG
cook and boltls-w2sher. OF course, the
diver Is also on board, bat he can
scarcely be called one OF tie crew.
! snail return home with beautiful
set or fine white French china. rescued
from the bottom OF Lake Huron by
DIVER Joha D0dd and given ule by
Capt Dame. The TELEGRAN-HERALD
staff ) hereby invited To dine OFT these
dishes, whose romantic history Will IN
part = delicious flavor to the feast.
Eta :. NILsoS.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-06
TOWN TOPICS.
.ers picnic tomorrow.

Grocers' picnic tomorrow.
Every body picnic tomorrow.
Sledge Hammer King VIII speak al
the PARK tonight.
The Ivy Leaf Club VIII give a dance
at North PARK tonight.
TIE Democratic county committee
placed AZ order yesterday for 200
torches.
There viii be no stores open tOmor-
row afternoon. Outside merchants,
take notice.
The q. K. x !. have just completed a
fine new cottage station house Ut
Mequetonsng.
The Reeds Lake Railway Company
took party Of invited guests over the
road last evening.
Rev. Z. IL. King viii baptize several
cand dates at the Church OF Christ at
$50 this afternoon.
The prize parlor suit won by the Gus
ter Guards, can be seen n NoIgt, Her
pOlsheimer q Co.'S window.
The losses sustained by the Black
more Art Company have been paid in
tuu by the insurance companies.
DR.. G. K. Johnson has been ap-
pointed surgeOn-chief of the D., l.. &
y. and T.. Y. &. 81. l.. railroads.
A number of Hebron Temple. No. |,
left yesterday for Long Lake, near
FentOn, where they VII! camp for few
days.
The dwelling of John Lshin's, at
Oakdale Park, burned yesterday. Loss
5000; only partially insured. Cause of
tire, defective tue.
The celebration of the festival of the
TRANSPORTATION of Christ viii be OBJ
served At i. Marks Church this morn
ing at 5 and II o'clock.
The sale of lots 81 and SO, on the
Island-st. extension, by Emma L.
Whitney to Henry J. Heystek, fOrS65OO.
was recorded yesterday.
The West Michigan Farmers Club
viii meet at the city hall on Tuesday.
the 18th inst. Question: "What shall
We raise TO enable Us 10 compete with
the West2"
The funeral of the late LOYAL L.
LOOMS was held from the family resi-
dence, lo2 Ottawa-st.. Yesterday. A
large number Of the Travelling Mems
Association were present, and brought
some hue fora. offerings.
Residents IN the vicinity of East-st.,
clam that more runaways happen IN
their ns,ghbOrhOOd than any other part
of the city. Yesterday n horse broke
away from a boy that was leading him
and after visiting several flower gar
dens and upsCtt.ug q few wire fences,
he was satisfied with his sports and
went back To- his barn.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-06
DIR. KNAPP HAS RESIGNED.
he Thinks There Is No Chance For
Growth ia Grand Rapids

lie Thinks There Is No Chance For
Growth ia Grand Rapids.
4 great many personal friends in this
city. besides the whole congregation OF
Grace church Will be PANIED to learn
that Rev. T. J. Knapp. Rector Of Grace
church. has place. his res gnation in
the hands Of the cstry. to take effect
the first day OF October next.
Or. Knapp Cam' % the diocese Of
Western Michigan 1850. IA Rector Of
So. johns church. Grand Haven. and
wss called % thc charge of the more
important field u Grand Rapids, with
pa less than two years thereafter. Both
bishnc abilities and us geuiaity of man
ners have won Tor hlm warm friends IN
OIL social circles Outside Of n. C.
Akely himself. tae Akeiey Institute, Of
Grand Haven. owes IT'S existence to Dr.
Knapp, more than 90 any other one
man.
The immediate reason which the
doctor aSCribrs f0r hls res guanou ~
the impCss biItv of increasing church
strength under the system OF ecclesias-
ticai work IN vogue I'm Grand Rapids
He THINKS that with one large absorb
tive institution, smaller par she's have
no grounds of erc0uraremeut. HIS
future field Of ahornas not beer select
"A from a number If offers before him.
ie IS Vel known io the di0ceses to all
south ard west, ani opportunities OF
worS have presented l MANY different
places. There II perfect harmony IN
Grace church. snd ae viii leave with
The love ~ ell be people. He has
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-06

Fred May told Justice Hydorn. yes
teTdsy, that he never assaulted and bat
ted Elizabeth Jasper. Fred gave bail
in the sum OF 800, and will De back to-
morrow to confront his accuser IN open
Courf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-06

F. 81 Merritt. sheriff az Nscosta
county. came down from Big Rapids
Yesterday wltn a warrant tor john
Herror. He asked the department 70
a. help him fnd h's nian. ard Sn'ith
I'D Kennedy stepped 0ut and sot him.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-06
ONE MORE WANTED.
IN. s.m- ola story q Sou-suppo

TIE SANE OIL story - Nen-support
Bee.
r. Margaret A. Thomas ard sheldon
r. Thomas bad continued their married
life ell next september, they wouid
Rave been united exactly two wears.
Rut Mrs Thomas has concluded thst
she can nor support the gentleman any
longer. so sire begins to lutvre av ask
irg Tor lTcrrs ira the circfGt ccur
yesterday Mrs Thomas asks for the
custody cf her little daughter.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-06

WAsHIsGI0s, Asg 6--EoE Loser
Alehg 4l-E4ir. szEa-eEi =oalllFesterly
xll.ls. F0r PFer Niehlg-n-E az,
warmer sQutheEly N,n-s.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-06
THE DELIGHTFUL
SUMMER RESORTS!!
o.
NORTHERN MICHIGAN,
Reached by the
Grand Rapids { Indiana Railroad,
THE FISHING LINE"

MkCklkAC ISLAND and The many Resorts
Sauls ste Marie. Mar
queffe les fheneauN
Islands. etc.
Peoskey Bay View B Bs15 gTsss asT9r
ChSrlevoiT. ctc.. locaf-
81 IN The immediate
neighb0fbood-
TpkUrIcC CITyand neighboring Re
~ sorts 0mers. Old Mis-.
sion. Elk Rapids. etc.
The many lakes and streams afford The IN.
est Of fishing The brook trout the celebrated
craving: black lass. and other varieties 81
game hSh,
The train service ~ the Grand Rapids \ In
diana Railroad for TIE season OF $50. VIII 30
complete 10 ever p8Tiicuiar.
Through Sleeping Cars viii Be run between
Cincinnati Pet0skey and Nackinaw Also Be
tween Chicago and Petoskey and Nack nav.
via the Michigan Central Railroad and kaia-
ma20o.
Tourist Tickets can b purchased 20 any 81
the ABOVE points ~ reduced rates.
For descriptive matter, slime cards and fuii
information. address;
G. L. LOCKWOOD,
Gen1 Pass. snd Ticket Agent.
Grand Rapids HHh
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-06


Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; il Is pleasant
End refreshing 10 the taste, aud acts
gently YET promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, oleanses the sys-
TEN eheetually, dispels colds, head
aches and feYers and cures hRbitnGi
constipation. Syrup OF ligs is the
oaly remedy OF its kind ever pro-
duoed. pleasing 10 the taste and az
eeptahle 10 tie stomach, prompt IN
rs action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
70 ali and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale Ia 500
and 81 bottles By all leading drug
gists. Amy relisble druggist who
may not havs il On hand viii pro
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes TO try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fie syrup co.
ShR Fa1scISco. cki.
LOUISVILLE. m. kk9 YoRE. NJ
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-06
CoUBr RECORDS.

PRoBATE.-Estate Of Julia A. Robin
son. deceased. administrator final &C
count hiedi hearing September !. Is
tase ~ VIM. G. Cuisine, deceased. ad-
mnistrator nual account filed. hear
ing September ]. Estate OF Cora z
Thomas, minor. guardian q scharged
Estate ct Lewis y. Monroe. decea sed
letters t. Carrie Monroe, guardian.