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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
MATTERS N MICHIGAN.

,agll4c Center = - lage ness1aP Pei
devoted - sne P u 4 .EteEests.
A J4p4nsse oO.oly I'll Prcc4Diy be
loc4tel a. Detroit 4ithin . fs~ ye2Fs-
I4eksoa : - have a nsw coIst t&c-
tary. There are IoaE % those Lzsls-i-
ls4s Lhers acs.
The Chicago = Wast Michigan rail
road Las been sars FeQ LIou lEAFsfse
city - CEArlsFo-E.
Frank b Aingsf Of the sturgis
Josss-sai a4s beeo reconnlS11s1 Tor
postmaster Al >tuf-s
j. 2. Cooper. - = III. Hitchcock,
reslg gEed, azz oeen appointed PCss21~s-
Ter az sslv@n. Ioscc eounsy.
A Detroit 0fieef found the eft leg
slld Arm 0f q maj tie otDer DAY II
aay sna LAS Ioss sgen parts of their
anatomy they may reclaim the same oy
arOYlag property.
John Webber, Of Ann Arbor, COM
mifted suicide ~ shooting himself m
the head the other day He had bad
trouble Hlth MS family and was uFlng
alone when the deed vas performed.
Charles Riley, a l7-year-Old youth OF
ssgisaB, vas snot by An Oflcer sunday
night while trying 20 escape. he nas
served 4 term IN the Reform school,
8nd was under arrest for yasr4ncy.
lie wl.l recover.
John Davis, Detroit painter, said
"HellO g.r.s' q two Young ladies' a DO
passed them on the street. As ae vas
unacquamted wIh them the judge
Thought the privilege the young man
mad taken worth so. lie paid.
Fred and Adam Suter. two brothers
who lived near Hersey, were stt.ng az
table when louse appeared upon the
table between them. They quarreied
a. o. the ownership OF the graybacS
ali Adam stabbed Fred fatally. Adam
Is n jail.
VIII Fitch. a telephone hneman OF
Adrian. was adjusting a wire on pole,
the WIRE beng fastened 20 MS waist. A
team drove along and the w.rs cuugAt
in the wheels, whereby Fitch was
lerked % the ground. He was picked
Up insens bic, aud I Was feared had
been killed. IL Was some time before
he could be restored 10 consciousness.
One arm was broken and the elbow dis
located. Ore leg was broken twice and
the knee dislOc1ted. The boy was
partially a cripple, and the accident Is
very sad aftlictiOn Tor him.
Mss Marion Bacon, the young lady
who committed suicide IN Chicago last
week. formerly taught school in Mus
kcgOn, where she Was popular in first
circles. Sne possessed a sweet, gentle.
retiring nature, which. with her beauty
and brightness, won her friends and
admirers without number. She made
her home at CD. HamiltOns, a wealthy
.umberman. and was received into the
family as q member Of it. being COM
paniOn and dear friend of Mr-. Hamil-
ton. Tuesday morning Mrs. Hamilton
received notice from Chicago that one
OF the letters left by Miss Bacon was
addressed % her.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

Ia different European countries nedi-
cal and legal societies have petitioued
tie authorities TO prohibit al public ex-
hi5itious Of ''mesmerism" by any person
whatsoever. and % forbid the employ
meut Il hypnosis by any person not 4
physician with special knowledge Of ner-
Gus diseases. The use Of hypnosis BY
physicians should 30 limited % thera-
peutc purposes. OF FOR the instruction Of
medical students. and as for these ends
the iower grades of hypnotism are. ac-
cording - Bernheim. sufficient. no IL
furious consequences need follow. For
his own protection the physician should
not use the method except in the presence
of third reputable person as a witness
DR.. J. O'Coauor IN Catholic World.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

One evening found that q countless
multitude of red ants had collected about
two trees close TO my tent and were max
inS th0rOGghfare Of one Of my ropes.
I Ih0ughs it best to discourage this, SO l
got some kerosene OIL, tue best antidote
/ know for insect pests OF any kind, and,
dipping feather into II, began 20 anoint
the rope. thinking, IN mysimplicity, that
they would not Ike 20 cross the oil, and
would 20 obliged - ind another road.
There was perfect storm Of indigna-
ton They rushed together from both
sides, and threw themselves on the oiled
feather in the spirit OF Meltus Curtius.
They died. OF course, but others came on
in scores, painting for the same glorious
death, and had 70 give up my idea Of
dislcdging them by kerosene Eha, >
the Naturalist, IN st. James Gazette.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

The storm doors on the postoffice build
ing open outwards. "a al public doors
should. Thirty out Of every forty people
who enter The postoffics. no matter how
often they have been there. gire Jump
on ths doors. figuring that they open in
wards. Saturday forenoon a lady got
cut II a carriage and attempted to PASS
IN 6T the inward hang. but it was no 20.
Those doors open eutwsrds. ma an. =
sad boy who vas close By
oh fheY DE-. ehg~ she Queried. We'll
ZEE 'srn open
And are vailed ofT n = lamp post box.
deposited asr .setsr and stifiy entered
her carriage and vas driven awsy.-Ds-
srrit Free Press.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
How stanley Punished a Traitor.

One anecdote told by Mr.. Stevens of
the way in which Stanley disposed of the
Egyptian officer who was convicted of
having plotted to hand the expedition
over to the Mahdi, is worth repeating.
Stanley, who was suffering with acute
gastritis, had himself carried in a chair
outside the tent Turning 70 the incrim-
mated officer he said:
1--WE have come through thousand
difficulties to save you and yours. Mean
while you have been plotting to destroy
US. Depart 10 God"
Saying these words. he pointed to a
bough of a tree. where justice was done
after the fashion Of Judge Lynch.
Mall Gazette.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
AN oRDINAN.

AN ORDINANCE TO amend section ] Of sn
ordinance OF tire city OF Grand haplds. en-
titled: An old nance 10 regulate tie con
struction and r pair II sidewalks on Monroe
street IN the city of Grand Rapids. Lyon
street. in said city. from Canal street 20
Kent street. IN said city. and on ihat portion
of Canal street. ia SAID city, south OF Bridge
street. In said city" passed june T.. lssf
The Common COunci OF the city o. Grand
Rapids do ordain that section ! ol a. cidl-
nance Of the city OF Grand Rapids. enttfo'
An Ordinance 10 regulate the consiruc
ton and repair OF sidewalks on Monroe
street. in the city OF 6Iana RAPIDS, Lyon
street. in said city. from Cana. street 10
Kent sire ( Il said city. and OF that portion
Of Canal street. IN SAID city soutn - Bridff
street, in said city. passed June u. NV. he
and the sane IS hereby amended so as
section !. All sidewalks on either side Of
Monroe street. in the city OF Grand Rapids on
either side Of Lyon street IN said clfy. from
Cana street in said city. 10 kentSireet IN said
city and on either side Of that portion of Nansl
street in said city. S0uth of bfln-t siftti ia
said CITY, which shall hereafter be iaid. con
structed or repaired, shan be 50 laid. con
structed and repaired a. the estahli s8el sfaif
of said streets respectINcfY ana sla.l ~ o. tne
width Of sidewalks hNed ana fS.abtsheq ivr
said designated portions Of ~ Monroe Lyon
and Canal streets respective 81 anu tlait %
laid. constructed and repaired 81 and Wiz cUt
stone Tagging. eight inches IN tulchntsS aaa
laid with an Inclination downward from tbe
inner side of any such Sidewalk = the curb
ing. Of ono fourth "a Of an inch 10 TIE ioot
the speciicafionS Sud method al cohsfrnc4nn
and repair o. which stone fagginE SeewSikt
shall frsf be submitted 10 the Board - futiic
Works OF said city for its approval before the
sane shall be laid. constrlctea or Fepalfto.
provfde1 however that walks of concrete.
the specification. material and method OF con
Sfrucfion ~ which siai FIRST be submitted 20
the said Board OF Public works and meet rs
snDrovsf. may. after such approval. be laic
f5sfead % SAID stone tagging in the laying
constfu-t3ng or repairing Of the sidewalks On
the above designated Monroe streft, or On fhe
shove designated portions OF said Lyon and
Canal streets respectively.
Paseed and approved IN regular session ~
TIE Common Council of the CITY q Prsna
Panfds held Nord = evening. March "a l1tl
Va. SHINKNAE. City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
Registration Notice.
OFFCE or THE CRY CLEGK, }
City OF Grand Rapids. Kent County. Mich. ,
March is ls4a. ,

pfTCE oT IhE CITY tLAGk,
City OF Grand Rapids. Kent County. Mich.
To the Electors Of the City OF Grand Rapids;
TAKE AOTlCE-Jhe following locsuous IN
The respective wards and precincts thereof
OF the City "i oraDo Rapids. are respeciReiy
Designated and appointe lss The piac = Tor the
e-tlug o. the Board Of kfglsUaNol of The
City of crane Rapids. ior .he purpose oi Tie
said CITY of Grand kaplds fof he annual
charter election 10 be held Oh the frsi N 0R-
osy IN April. 2. u. isso viz
iirst ward, First preclnct-AO d. Graudvile-
avenue. In said c.fy.
FTst ward. second precinct-5y5 South Dl-
vision street. lu said city.
Second wErc-Ao. T. h ount2ll street. Hart
man block, lu ~ 4 city.
Third waFd-Ehginc House, LagrsNe street,
IN said city
Fourth ward. ?. rst preclnci-w Walkers store.
No. -Ol Last Bridge street. la said ely.
Fourth ward. Second precinct Engine
House. Crescent avenue ga said city.
Filth NaId-fnn's HgL 10. 81. Plainneid
avcnue. m SAID city.
SIX b ward-o.d fngiue House on Scrfbner
street. north oi Leonard street in said city.
reFeuth nBrd-hnX.ie u H34se, corner of
Second aud Front streets "a ssid city.
Eignth wsrd-~Turner Han" Jc1erson street
Xlnih wsrc-No. I52 West Fuiton street, n
Tenih ward-Ai Building of HerTnau }.
5rcbel. No. - Jefferson avenue. fu said CITY.
And the sad Board ~ beg. .traron Ior said
city. VII meet and b. iH session 81 sald EB-
ginr House. l1EfaFe sirtr. a.1 h.fd
ward and ai sd +lur cl ial trf'r.oa
street. in said Eisblh va .f and ~ sa.Q N a.
l51 West fulfou street Del saIa AIufn waro and
and AT saLd Bmidilr oi herman =. isIebei.
No. - Jr1rTaCu avenue. iu sid rfT.
IN SAID Tenth ware ou the Thursday.
friday and saturday next preceding ne day
0f said annual charter election, o. WI 'n
THURSDAY, Aprl 3. h- j.. -.t. frloaN, Afrl q
4. u. ls9l. and on cafurcav. Apu' .. A. d. ItN,
from o'clock IN the forenoon, q o clock 10
g. Cd HH y al |aH.H d
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
TaE LAVA FLo@.


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AID slrgla - rezrs-s
L. -saz.zss.e szsy .--s -zsaceS-s .-<s
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Il .aft s4L.sy 80 a1a -
Azd os.1-4sl - 1esiI>
shss rz4oas1 azr l.4-1sa 2s@-s 1z1 rS&s-1
- y-@z-o4 49, y l-a
Hsr Springs az GFyi ssd az ess-ssA
= a. AZ 1gsesy p4sss
Soc o1s .ss stTtD x t--I1fga groes-
Tas frss1ssA4P = IA sF@>@
Aad elacG ssross hsr oea1Ey's -recx--
P<sr .rscz- L-4L 1s&y 81 1-s-
La aaad tas r&los sls sosl1a zss s2sck.
49, - rssls1y
g. go al sFirncE b 1s<p<lE
g.. frszea sL@ck - sss2s,
I1ey ls-E1e a. t,zl s1szots1cs kaafs
81 ives L1zx 1 1zse k41~n
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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
circumstances Alter Cases.

Northern Man down in Florida)-
What's the price of that orange grove?
Native-Ten thousand dollars, mister.
Had the consumption long:
Consumption. 1 haven't consump-
ton"
Just weak lungs. maybe?"
"My lungs are sound as dollar. l
am merely looking for good place to
locate; doesn't matter to me whether it's
north or south, east or west"
"Oh! Well, I'll let you have that
grove for 500. New York Weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

The thistle and some other weeds have
winged seeds, and these not unfrequently
travel 800 miles in a day in a passenger
car and by rail. are swept out at the cad
of the journey. find suitable habitat.
take root and grow. There are plants
growing IN Kirkwood between the rail
road tracks which are only found in
Kansas, the seeds being brought on the
railway trains-St. Louis Republic.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

Night or morning fogs, or in winter
persisten, foSs. often signify calm and
settled condition of the air and the prev
alence of fair weather. Heavy dews,
especially in the autumn, likewise por-
tend fine weather, but usually of shorter
duration Fogs appear usually in one of
two conditions-either the air is nearly
saturated up TO a considerable height, or
else IS unusually dry, except in a stratum
Immediately above the ground. - Ex-
chance
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

StraBSsr-How ui0ch = rainfall lid
You have in this sertion isst winter
CTanTe bout forty feet
stranx-r-Fcrty feet You mean for-T
inches.
Gran Se--So I dont, I mean forty
feet
Srsnxsr-Eov id ysu make tie
measurement
C3rsuEsT-Do Tcu 80 that barre under
TIE spous se she sna q tie house, Wei.
sir. KAT oarrsi = faar feet desp. ard I
dumped u tn times lsss -snter. 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
sTATE OF MICHIGAN -
CoEETr OF kANt. CITs - oEASg hAFlos
CHARTER ELECTION.


Csr4 ClxEk's QEtgQE
ciiyef frsae Rspla2 Aicl. Asrot =. ls2
j. fLk ki ieCt0fs ~ fhe kfty 81 cfaAd t.Atlac
TAXI N0IICt-1hsf tbr anneA| clarteE
osocliag ~ sala citx NJ be heic = atia s.. "a u
erAEa kApiss - Aaaasy tnf ftt aaF 90 A4ra.
A 4 lsa ~ xAlo1 fho believing e'fx elflezs
das Nssef' aas MARSHA one nlrec8or q
the fssE. ols aleMetF - ne boalT- ~ hrNleS
aHc hQu4iifaaaa. cue 5aoge q tte telioe
lsuFs d sISn1 k4Pias. ene tlrfh - tae fe.ies
Colr1 q tfrAut kAplss, ens tNsilos ~ ne
Peace N sad lar tAt ct2 ei orsna hApiaA
slse. tle ioiioNlng N.r1 oheeTs
FIRST WARD.
ons Alderman. ens Supervisor. ahe Col
ieotaT. 0ne 0osstAhie-,
SECoNn WARD.
ons Alderman. oIe o4lscl slsefs eet NOl-
lsct0f. chs Constable
Third WARD
oke Alderman. ene Supervisor ems tsi-
iociof, ole Constable,
FOURTH WARD.
One AlderInSa. enc Supervisor ens N~sF
iecteE, ene Constable.
FIFTH WARD.
One Alderman one rNprrNlsots OAe tsl-
leetoE. one Constable,
SIATh WARD
One Alderman, enc supervisor one 0asr
lecieT. anc Constable.
SEVENTH WARD.
one AieermsB. Sae Supervisor. soc Csk
leCt0r, enc Constable.
EI6HIH WARD.
One Alderman for ths tern ~ one year ron
the nrst Monday ln Mas. A. i lhso. one AleeFS
InEn ter the term 81 two yeers from the nrst
Monday IA NAY. A. d lss @lss oae super
visor one CoiiectoT. enc lonsiAeit.,
NINTH NAKD,
O1e Alderman Tor thf tern ~ i've sears frs0
The nfrt Monday "a NAY. A. j.. 80 Alss
one superFisOr. ont g. cctor, oLe toAhi&ifis~
TENTlI WARD.
One Alderman tor the terL ~ ane year from
The nrsi Monc@y "a Ass. A. D. lsA ane one
AidernaH fer the teTm "a lee fcsrs from he
fret Monday IN May 4. n lss. Also. one
Supervisor. one Collector. enc Constable.
AnG YOU ~ also further take notice that
me following p.Hces rave been aus eeals.
nSteo by The Common Council 81 slle cifg ~
0rSnd RAPIDS a. Use polling places foT the
respective wards ana lretiucss thereof 81
said city ~ Grand Rapids, iof sac charter
First WARD hrst precinct Number Is Grsue-
Vide avenue. AZ said civ.
firsi Ward. second precnci-A Hinber 81
South Division street. in said city.
second Ward Number % Fountain stres1
Hartman block, ~ said city
Third MsTd-AumbeT l41 Island street ia
said city
Fourth Ward. frsi precinct-W walkers store.
number : J Last Bridge street. in said cltS.
Fourth Ward. See nu prrciuct--~uuthsgcst
corner OF Crescent avenue aud heni street. Ia
city.
Ifh wsrd-Tian's Han. number s. Plain
fed BvenDc. IL SAID city
sixth " ard-Oid Engine House on scribner
street. north Of Leonard stie-t. ~ SAID city.
seventh NArd-oeImaulS Aails en- trOnt
street. IN said city.
Eixhth Wara-1urner Hsa. Je1erson street.
Niatl Wsrd-l52 Yves, Fulton street. IL saia
Tenth Ward Ringuette's han. corner of
South Division street and fifih Avenue az sid
Attest. Wa. A. sHINKMAN.
Ciry Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
Adulteration OF food.

The total food consumption per year
in the United States amounts to 81. 500. =
000, COO. 1t IS estimated that 2 per cent
OF this is adulterated, OF $50. 900 600, Of
which 90 per cent. is hsrmlessly doctor
ed. II the estimate be true, then there
is an annual ourput of food containing
poisonous aduiteratioa to the amount Of
$1,000. goo. while the portion that is
harmless reaches a total Of $Sl COO, ,O00.-
American Grocer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

We may as well concede that in archi-
lecture, soul Iture and poetry the Greeks
have not been surpassed by nations Of
modern times. But this concession Gov
ers only a small space IL the boundless
Geld Of human effort. Within the in
closure OF those Grecian walls that house
our patent system are wonders that seem
TO belong to a different world and to a
higher order Of beings than the world
and the men for whom Homer sang
We copy some Of the beautiful forms Of
Grecias architecture, but we add TO our
buildings the results Of ages Of scientific
PROCESS. In heating, Lighting. draining.
ventilation, the elevator, and a thousand
devices that promote comfort aud en-
hance beauty we have made more prog
ress IN the present century than was
achieved in al preceding agcs.-New Or
leans Picsyuue.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
DON'T Pay Tm \ ou Are Cured.

Blind, bleeding, internal and externa
piles. fissure, fistula and rectal ulcers
cured, or 40 pay. Treatment painless
No time lost from work. Hundreds OF
references. Examination free. Lake
side physicians room %, Porter block.
1927 MOnrOe-st. HOurs--9 to ., daily;
Tuesday and Saturday evenings, TO o;
Sundays, 10 tol.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

STATE CT NICHIq 4S-Cou7t7 r Eeut $.
~ F-obsIe CogrF Tor cad County.
+ .-1e cf h-arg De sri s. aeoease6.
TIE lld- rs -red having been apro' "a tel by
the noa. tDake Of Probate cf said con1tT
Corr MISS ers en- liai1s +n tre matter 81 s2fa
estate. snd s-N un1fbs from re sth day o'
Mar r. a. b. lss ba~irE been allowed ~
saia 4aaE- 81 PROBATE 60 81 persons hsFias
r,s ~ aga 'rsr sad esrsfe. Ir wE.ea 70 gre
senf fseT e-siEs 30 rs for exam i1atio1 s1d
adius uauf
Nctee is hs~efT gwen. that ~ WIl reef ea
Mo11sT. the z tn daF 81 Apri. A.u fsa. ~ .
on -af1rtsF. 5Ee STA aaT % ~srte- ter A H-
lsN at - eIock =. r. af each fey ~ ne -era
af Tafalr s1pertsu & Uiae - iV0n-st- II
me Cirv 81 t9rsrd Ra7s in ssfd eolnfT. 20
reee ve Ard eVsri 1e sIe cas8s
Dated March q. a. j. l8a
6ECRrE CAAPPER70N.
khANh 81 HlAh
~.5 az = Cert go ors-x.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
A st.rsIiaz Psspbsey.

Nothing Ia the future appears more
probasls than thzr within the lifetime OF
persons nov living tie Industrial su-
prsEnacy Of Great Britain viii pass sway
with TIE exhaustion Of her coal fields.
Switzerland. Italy and tie Scandinavian
peninsula are destined 10 become the
great manufacturing distrietsof Europe.
This extraordinary industrial revolution
viii Be brought about 5y ths transmits
sion and distribution by electrical means
of the inexhaustible and permanent wa
ter power in those countries. More than
a wear ago in Switzerland woolen man
ulsctory with $1,000 spindles. with the
usual complement OF auxiliary machin-
cry. was operated wholly by electric
power conveyed from distant stream,
deriving It's never failing supply Of wa
ter from the melting OF Alpine SHOWS
Ia the new era the Swiss republic asy
not improbably become the foremost in
dustrial nation Of Europe pe.-Electrical
Engineer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
SHEARN & SUTTON

Have changed Their firm name
20 the Grand Rapids Store and
Office Furniture Company, and
are prepared TO fit up stores,
Offices and do JOB work Of
every description. We make
Sash. Door. Bids. Inside Pm
ish IoulG rigs, and pieces Of
furniture not kept n stock
regularly; also send men out
bv the day or bour.
= ELL = II Q II z S72,
or address Cor. LOUIS snd Ismpau-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

4 frog in Nicaragua, coiorsd red and
blue. faariessiy hops about IA the dsy
tine. Is has perfect fsith in It's Warning
color. No snake OF bird vii touch it.
for It "a disgusting 70 the taste, and ne
soonsr it Is recognized the befter Cath
olic " Grid
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

How far back can you remember.
RoobyF' asked his uncle.
well said Bob. Il can remember
when I didn't know how to play mar
bies'
" No further back than thatgr
con. yes; can remember when I
couldn't remember a. all "-Harpsr's
BaTar
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

Loose's Red Clover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and
Constipation. 25c per box, 5 boxes
tor 81. For sale by White d White,
druggists, Morton House block.
?, ars' Soap secures beautiful com
pleXlOn,
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

fan much inclined 70 toe theory hat
rocf gyunasiuuss, sClariunls. gardens
and prcmens1es VII escome a feature
OF ths Twentieth century architecture
What n wise use 81 woula he 20 make
Cf our Sat ard unpremising city roots
Imagine ons q ca. ugly and unoccu-
risd roofs converted inso a Teritah5e gar
Gen ~ BAay on. where exquisite aowers
would rrsathe their dsiiCioos perfumes
the rear round ~hers swimming hsrhs.
swavinz hsmmocss and s1ft csuches
vv,uid ai1ernsfsl~ invfts 81 exercise Ard
reucze. Anne Tenaess Miller
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

The man who tells you confdentially
just what viii cure your cold is pre-
scrbng Kemp's Balsam this year. In
the preparation OF this remarkable
medicine for coughs and colds no ex-
pente is spared 10 combine only the
best and purest ingredients. Hold a
Bottle OF Kemp's Balsam to the light
and look through il; notice the bright.
clear look; then compare it with other
remedies, Large bottles at all drug
Beecham's Pills cure bilious and
nervous ,lls.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
Advice TO Mothers

Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used Tor children teething. 1t soothes
The child, softens the gums, allays all pala
cures wind collie, and Is the best remedy tor
oiarrhGa. .tcents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

pROBATL ORDER state ofIichigan. Coun-
Is of Kent Ss. A. q session 0t the gro-a-t
Court for said county of j en-. held at the p
bate oiliee. in the city Of Grand Rapids, on G o
eight hundred and ninetr.
Present. Cyius L. Perkins Judge OF Probate
In the matte OF the esJat- Il
SOPHIA DAVIS. deceased.
John A. 3. Mead. having fled in this Court 3
psiiiIOn praying this court 20 adJudicate and
q terininr VINO were az the tine n Ter DEAN
a "a are now toe lawful heirs OF said deceased.
a ii emitted t0 Inherit the real estate therein
II IS ordered tha. Friday. the 18th day OF
APRIL. next. II ~ O'Clock in the forenoon, ].
Sa Pr bate Office. be appointed Tor hearing
And further ordered. that = copy Of this
order be pub'sh thre- successive weeks pre-
Gus % sad day OF Nearing. iu the lELEG 2AE
II RtLa. > dai y neWspape printed and circu
CYRUS j.. PERKINS.
"A true corvl. Judge OF Probate.
A0oLFs T. MAsoy. Register. vel apr is
pRoBATE 0RDER-state OF Michi-au. Conn
y q Kent. s.. At 4 session Ofthe PfoDsi g
Court Tor said County OF heat he'd a. the Pro
bate Office, 10 thc city 81 Orana Rapids. on the
z4ih lsv OF March. iu tn year one thou
sand ght hundred and ninety.
Present, Cy - Z. Perkins. in ige OF Probate
In tbe matter Ofthe estgte 0f
PERLlNA WtLlSIE. deceased.
James - Whsle. nav NJ fled in this court
Def ton praying that the nisfration -
said estate may he rented 70 hldrew !
>guier. ~ Ashland. M| eh.
lt Is ordered. that Fddav. the Isth DAY oi
April next. A. fcn o lock IN the fore
noon. AZ ssid Probate Or7ce. be appointed for
hfa fnG saif 81 tion.
And II is further ordered. that COPY o.
this 4 p pub she'd three succ -ssiYe woess
previous g. 81 l day O hea uE in TIE Isls-
EsAH HFsAfn. daily per rTi1fed an3
eircuist NJ r. sid c011fv 81 u ems.
CYRUS L. PERKINS
"a trua ccpyl Judge % Probate.
AooIFH r Mason. ReZister. wed apr 2
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
Jobbers' Prices.

JobbeFs' Prices.
Appies-s2 Z5s s.s2.5o = barrel.
Bcaas-slT fs<-e ~ Z buslel.
Eg2s-ls1 lec : dozen.
Butter-los ~ . pouRd.
pot1toeS-sCc 2 buxaei.
For beauty, for comfort. for IMPROVE
n mt of the comple xion, use only PoE-
zouGs Powder; there Is nothing equa!
TO L.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
EDWIN A. BURLINGANE.
Judge of the superior Court
II Grand faEids.

pR0BATE ORDER State Of Michigan. Co'fn-
I - al kenf. ss-Af y session % fhs Probstc
Court. for said Cou " ~ Kent. hsl0 - the
Probate Of3ee. in The City ~ 6rsnd kspids. cn
the 8isf Day Of March, iB the year o1e tnou
sznd eight hundred snd ninety.
Present fyrus Perkins Judge q Probate.
T. fhe natter ~ fhe esfs.e of
MATTHIAS IAN-. deceased.
Frsderiek Loef tEer-. adm istratoT n sad
estate having rendered r. this court BIS lDs.
~ fr-iristrafi 81 1r aren8uf
~ IS ordered taat Friday. the z5ft fs7 81
Arrl HFTt ~ ter o'ciNcE 'n the forenoon.
Al saId Pro1ste once. IL spro nted fCI tEam-
lefne srf ~ ar ~ ssif nrrrunt
And Be- is iurfrer cr1ersd Iaeta cory ~ ~ =
ord n - cuhi. shed sh-ee successive weeks IRE
vfous O. ssla caF ~ hearlra- tn tae lELEeEss-
Hrrsf1. 1sf'v rewsrsrsr printed ard ClTeu-
latlng IL said County of Kent
CYRUS r. TERhEES
"A f~us ecrv' Judge ~ Probate.
8rrrrr ~ e0v Beg sfrr Tef spr s.