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The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-04-06
f ASTER SERVICES.
Special Features i'm Some of IN.
Churches To-Day.


Churches To-Day,
There will be special Easter services
IN some OF the city churches to-day, of
which some notes are given below.
Christ Church-.Easter Day.
Eleven o'clock service.
Easter Anthem, "Christ our Pass
over"-Holden.
Te Deum-Dudley Buck.
Jubilate Deo-Gerrish.
lntroit, Hymn 107. He is Risen."
Gloria Tlbi.
Hymn Al, "Ye Boundless Realms nf
JOY"
Offertory. 'Come my Sour-Dudley
Buck.
Sanctus-- Camidge
Eucheristic Hymn, Bread OF the
World'-Hodges
Gloria in Excelsis.
Postlude-Oorgan Voluntary.
Sunday school Festival service at 5
p. N.
I-Processional Hymn, ''At the
Lambs High Feast we Sing"
II-Lesson.
IiI-The Apostles Creed
lN-Prayers.
N-Oferings by Glasses.
NI-Introduction.
NII-Doxology
VliI-Hymn, "Angels Roll the Rock
Away"
N-Prayers and Benediction.
A-Recessional Hymn, 20 Paradise,
y Paradise"
EdentOn Street VI. f. Church.
Easter recitations and music will be
given by the Bright Jewels of Edenton
Street NJ. E. Church, South, this Sun
day. afternoon at O'Clock. The Eas-
ter collections and offerings will be ap-
piled to the liquidation of certain tinan-
| cial liabilities of the church The pub
lie has cordial invitation to attend the
services.
Easter Sunday School Cele bration.
The Easter Celebration of the Sunday
| School of the Church of the Good Shep-
herd will take place this afternoon at
o'clock. All cordially invited to at
tend.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-04-06
THE TOBACCO TAX.
A MEMORIAL TO SPEAKER REED
TO RECOGNIZE SOME MEMBER

ishing the Etnire Tax ON Tobacco.
No Reply From His Mightiness Vet.
Especial to STATE CHRoNICLE.l
WASHINGTON, April 81 am indebted
to Hon. W. .H.H Cowles for certified copy
of the following memorial, handed
Speaker Reed in person by Isaac B. Hill,
democratic doorkeeper of the House:
"HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES, U. S.:
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 3.
Hon. THOs. B. REED, SPEAKER OF THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, FIR
FIRST CONGRESS:
DEAR SIR: l herewith enclose a re-
quest of certain members of the House
Of Representatives, that one of their
number be recognized on the first Mon
day of April, 1890, for the purpose of
moving a suspension Of the rules, and
put upon its passage bill abolishing
the entire tax on tobacco.
Very Respectfully,
[Signedl II. STG. TUCKER"
Memorial.
Hon. Thomas B. Reed, Speaker
of the House of Representatives:
The undersigned, members of the
House of Representatives of the Fifty
first Congress, respectfully ask that one
OF their number, or some other member
of the House of Representatives, be
recognized on the first Monday in April,
1890 (that being suspension day under
rule % for individual members), for the
purpose of moving a suspension of the
rules to put upon its passage bill to
repeal the internal revenue tax on to-
bacco.
(SignedD PAUL q. EDMoNDs,
CHAs. O'FERRALL,
JOHN A. BUCHANAN,
IHOs. G. SKINNER,
GEORGE D. WISE,
EDWARD q. NENABLE,
R. G. LESTER,
JOHN S. HENDERSON,
B. H. BUM,
W. II. F. LEE,
W. Il. 81. COWLEs,
ALFRED ROWLAND"
Col. Cowles hands me the following
endorsement 81 certify that deliev-
cred in person to the Hon. Th, S. B.
Reed, Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives, a true copy of the within pa
per.
ISilnedl ISAAC Z. HILL,
April 3rd, 1890"
Col. COwles sent mounted page this
afternC on 10 inform me, over this sigma
ture, that Reed had vouchsafed no re.
ply to Mr.. Tucker up to that time.
Monday the Speaker will be forced by
the delegations referred to, to show his
true colors on the floor of the House
Reeds Republican apologists and friends
are trying to make it appear that he is
inclined to do all in his power to etfec
repeal of the tobacco tax. Prominen
among these are Mr.. Bower, Of NORTH
Carolina. Col. Cowles says the Repub
licans know they cannot afford to repea
any tax, and the same time pass thei
gigantic pension and other wildca
schemes.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-04-06
Ex.CONGRESSMAN ARRESTED

Charged With Perpetrating Extensive
Pension Frauds.
(By United Press.l
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 5.-Ex-
Congressman Lee Wilson, of Shelby
county, was arrested last night charged
with extensive pension frauds.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-04-06
THE RAGING WATERS.
UTtU + CCI W lUts
IBy United PresS.l

A Break in Levee Thirteen Hun.
dred Feet Wide.
IBy United Press.]
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 5.-Advices
from Cat Fish point state that the break
in the levee is 1900 feet wide already,
and the most disastrous that has yet
occurred. Three lives were lost.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-04-06
JNO. J.. SULLIVAN is WILLING.

in Four Rounds--If He Does Not,
Corbett Gets the Money.
[By United Press.l
BosToN, April 5.-John L. Sullivan
was seen last night with regard to the
published report that ]. W. Corbett,
the San Francisco heavy weight, was
anxious to try his skill against the
champion. Il am more than ready te
meet Corbett," said Sullivan, "but only
on one condition. If we are to bo,
four rounds I'll contract to put him to
sleep in that time. If succeed, an
to get 1000, if do not, he gets th,
money"
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-04-06

Col Cowles hands me the following
endorsement Il certify that l deliev-
cred in person to the Hon. Th, S. B.
Reed, Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives, true copy of the within pa
per.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-04-06

For the Various Orders of the City-.By
which They may Have Handsome
BuiIding..And Elegant and Conven-
lent Halls.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
IN HOTEL FOYERs.
The Prospects For Grand Rapids in the
Base Bail Arena.

The Prospects FOR Grand Rapids in the
Base Bail Arena.
Geo. W. Burnham, who az one time
cut quite 4 figure in the base ball firma-
ment. IS at the Morton House. George
has acted IN the capacity of National
League umpire and manager of the
Indianapolis team, but ne has re-
uOunced his old love, and is now tray
cling for the Missouri Car Founiry
Company, OF St Lonis. He still makes
his home IN indianapolis, however.
NO, am not n base ball, yet ! take
a certain interest in IT," he said last
night. II see there are prospects OF
Grand Rapids entering the Western
Association, and of Watkins coming
here 20 manage the team. Watkins is
certg My good man, and the Western
Association IS very tidy organization,
and It would certainly 0e a boom for
Grand Rapids TO have a good club here.
The Kansas City's may justly be called
the champions of the world. They de-
feated the Boston Players League club,
which was considered the star organiza-
ton of AmeIca.
"Grand Rapids is rather slow in base
ball matters at present, but If enthusl-
asm SIS worked up, there are plenty of
men who will jump to the front of 4
team"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

E1uxas ssss q a. 9He yx4r AZ u 81 II.
NEFer feF sis04 pet are. TIE la14
- - p.&sLe1 ss 0aae.
Ihe l4sl.ss u kne seccnss street. u D.
Cne1ee case = H,Akle 4ltsrn sEterts -
niens ssl eFeuang. foT tae teusat n tae
e1n1ay -sf1osl hcfsEy. Aco1t tN3
naadFed seFs pEsseat.
The sielzasnk. salch formeriy serss4
a. sapGien,ent e. fnaaksgis x
amer, aoa't - ia e tnis year. TIE
s.aying sili ee eoae loaS bcLcge tae
exanhe rTes are steaed.
TIE Republican state Centrsl Com
u ltee have called ths convention 10
oiA aate candidate for the Sapfems
tell ana tHo Regents 0f TIE UnssF-
sly, - be held stJ4c<son fe1rutEy -
Willie Van Dine. wears Old, and
Eadle DatLon, "a years CID. Aylag On
isisnd-st., disappeared ffpa tnea
hQMes yesterday afternoon 81 . o'ei0Sk :
snl hai not been found al late hour
last niSag.
Ca Thanksgiving Day. on, Republi-
eans, pray tIst la fastb.you may ABIDE,
and sb4t - Nili not bring 10 you
another such awful lsndsllde, aud
every body give something 10 the oSzsil-
tanOng fund.
The Chicago Intef-Ocean's telegraph
bill for summOning witnesses from
Grand Rapids 60 attend = big libel sur
must De enormous. A dozen or more
persons have each received dozen of
more telegFams.
All uns0ld tickets on the undisposed-
OF articles OF the Masonic Far VIII be
thrown out next Monday. Who gets
the piano can NOT BE determined untii
! the unsold season tickets. stAt oUt
standing, SOME 5000, are roturned.
At Good remplars' Hal. corner
south Division and lsland-sts., thi-
evening. the Prohibition Club VIII dis
cuss the questions; "What Are the
I Causes Which Led % the Recent P0llti-
I cal IandshdeP' "Nhat Is the Outlook
/ for tie Political Parties for the Near
Futurey" Discussion led by +. l.. Briggs.
Lovely woman knOcketh AZ the door
OF the Methodist Episcopal general con
ference IN vain. The vote on her ad-
mission By the Central VI. +. Church
last evening repulsed her by vote OF
80 to a; at Simpson Church ON Nedues-
day evening the vote was for women
delegates %, against lS.-Detr0lt News
WANTED SITUATIONS are published free
In mis- paper. lry one II you want 4
place % work.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

Over the TOP OF our Want columns
will be found new schedule OF prices.
IL Is neither an increase nor a decrease
Of price as fixed By the old schedule.
bat rather the old rate carried out and
extended. The price is not liked Al 80
much an "ad. whether that 'ad'' be
large or small. bat hxes the rates 80 that
eacn advertiser pays for the space he
desires 70 occupy. When an advertiser
desires TO occupy ten lines. there IS
every reason that be should pay more
than the one Who tells his story IN five
lines. On the other hand the person
who uses bat two lines should not pay
as much as be Who uses five lines. and
the TELE0RAM- -HERALD proposes 10 sell
the smaller advertisement for less
money. Why not Ii you should buy
a load Of wood you would not be salts
fed 10 know that il was load, you
would want TO know how many cords
there would be in that load and you
would De willing to pay accordingly.
50 We want to know how many lines in
your "ad."
For some time past the TELEGRAM
HERALp has tried 10 AVOID taking adver-
tisements by telephone. but now an
nounces that no more viii be refused in
that way. Telephone your advertise
meuts and we viii get them as near
correct as possible. Collections wlll be
made very promptly, in order 10 avoid
the opening of any book accounts for
this class Of business.
Telenhone your want ads.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
What's cents Yesterday.

wheat-Ss cents yesterday.
The city hall elevator Is being re-
pared.
Coroner-elect Geo. NJ. Bradish filed
his oath OF office yesterday.
Thanksgiving turkeys are crowding
the market 70 10 cents a pound.
See our fancy vests for street and
evening wear. Gardiner & Baxter.
Thanksgiving il coming. but many
local politicians won't appreciate It.
IL this weather continues much
longer furs will strike a creased pole
The telephone number OF the Owash-
.snong Thanksgiving headquarters IS
959.
The mooushine social given last even
ing 81 the residence of Miss Carrie
Sterling was a success.
The old National brewery IL being re-
"a ared. 10 is being newly sided, and
a 50-foot tower is % grace Il.
The regular meeting Of the Kent
Scientific Institute vas held last night
at the High school building.
Judge Grove issued a decree yester-
day divorcing Jennie silver from Honss
Silver. because OF n0n-suppOrt.
Mrs. Courtney, the lady who slipped
on the Sidewalk, lsst Saturday, break
ing her right arm, is getting along very
nicely.
A disturbance in Bellsmy's barber
shop, on East FultOn-st.. Quieted down
when they heard that the police were
coming.
some Christians are MASTER with their
t0bacco-chswing than some worldly
men are with their wicksduess.--Atch.-
son Globe.
The Blg Rapids Iron Works rill con-
tinue Idle. owing % the falling through
Of the proposed deal BY tne Grand Rap
IDS machine shop.
The directors or The Peoples Saving
Bark will meet this morning at 2
O'Clock, 90 decide upon the location ot
the new tuition.
small collision occurred yesterday
morn *. a. the corner Of East Bridge
ard Cana sts.. between a cable car aud
a horse car. There Vas mo- damage.
The ladies' IF the Womsn's Christian
Ten,persncs Union enterts med ihelr
friends lsst nightat the second Baptist
Church. corner of Cold and Cslforna-
sfs
VIII r White. of ths city. .s heing
Rcoued for the rcston on the state
rosrf 81 Pharmacy row aeId hy Pref
Mcdonald. of KALAMAZOO, Who il 60
rrnfe.
The regular annual assembly ~ Tyre
Counci. SO. ie. ot horal ard Select
Masters. v.l be held on IhursIav even
inr December 8. ln Aasonlc halI. ou
LTOn-st-
For the hrreft ~ tte Second ConTrc-
xsbcns Church. the Opportunity tgh
Esve Npr ErEand supper last n1Ent
81 the sanders block. Is Ess sn q
around success.
joel Smlth. Of Cal Fac. has fust soIt
fsr sf1. .ooo tract Of eighi sores af
land about bali BEL le rssf of fhe ~
inii6s, On Esst Fuitoa-st. WhiCn he
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

CIxc lfE-H Hoa. Il e. ba4ch. iaaxe-
1hs pNessng Hoass lasarAnee Can
y4ns ~. iazV.a A s9lsaslSa Il 81. aet.
Ga toDa. ver3los f0g plasailn against
asfeaazal gohnston Ssls.T 1asg gnent
accordingly wta eS.s1s. Verdict Eo
cause II Aeten a. - defendants Forbes
sua Aus1 ia3 zmeCt for defendants
fashes aDa Aast.n tor eosts- koa. Ma
+. Groxe. iaa Se-Aaa le2nsttse Ferries
Ys. fTaak L. NamPzu, caancery hear
lng coutuued.
fEoEsFE-Hoa. Cyrus T.. Perkins,
luage -kstsle ~ Charles Oomos. ae-
ceSssas Aayse PsFdce SppolAtod al
lnlaistF&toT. kstate of James :. Fox.
deceased. Prank J.. Fox appointed sd-
luln stratof Estate II AiXiaG /. Fox,
insane, Fank J fox appointed guar
oiGn Estate OF Gerrt IL. Ten Hopeu
deceased, administrators naal account
allowed. Estate az kgtert0s Muldsf
deceased. Johannas AuideF appointed
administration. Estate Of Geo. n. Ne
E&chr0N, deceased; report of commas
sloner GA ella ms died. Estate 81 George
Eastman. Jr.. deceased administrator =
finai account allowed Estate Of Her.
man kionwenkie, deceased, petition
for determination OF heirs; hearing
December a..
.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

so ~ 1sorss lila f1ra11s sasat
taa<iou 1g4asl ssssslst.
ANt-<l.~s- a4a4f Aasa.a.sx s.ssst.s Exxllsa ..is
eiss. ai~s IA iadl4. 6ora -.
-Se-lnsFitsazli q Ccafsdera1s ferls nsgtIn
~ Hsft FekiaS saa Esdarzl satpss IA esn
-1~>t 80 daFA a1d ass 4aits sfsctise.
siaenciils fofta hgf-.s saa s4Frs4c@A
iani-s'l~zt rs3elclAss "a lhe aersnsrn states -
-4s eaPsszFs ~ Aasoa al siidssL
l>1s baaza1s slzazaols.i frstsric xs5ufx - saE-
nsn,iefi Ssa - ~ira s50e csaksdsr.s~s
1saE
i1t-tiFe@s hoaoF sh3sa % kgclsliAs as .ss
pFapesod - tas zsxs sF.zidsaE
io.@-ons hnndTed 1l.sasAz1 ss.tsrzl s8iasrs ca
tne st-k lsL
isso-Doslh "a sz-Fics FrssbdsaE HsnFy Wtsoa. a
a4sa<l ssstta
tSn-o~.1a q Fharlo~ wsed Ansrieaa po4itt
eiAa
tcns-sstafna ca tas Pkci4c cossr aftesn lives sss1
- Ne ~rsc4lag u -ax "a OreSoa.
lscs-Al-ias x stspAsl rvt-us ~ brOoxlyn. b.
Ma dA4aa .. SOatasoftn Ia hes Nork
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
WE want your want ad. II you want place
w 10 work. Try II. You may be lucky.
Y. M. G.. A. Finances.

The Soliciting Committee of the Y.
NJ. c. A. are soliciting funds to defray
the current expense of their work for
the year 1891. The matter of raising
funds for the new building will rest for
the present. Meanwhile, their rooms
in the Albert Brown block Will be ar
ranged as soon practicable. and a good
home Will be enjoyed until a more
permanent one can be secured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
TOWN TOPICS.

Two bold. wicked robbers were searching the
house.
When one told his companion the glimmer to
douSe.
der Is nOthin' ter take" ne remarked with
sigh.
save Paradise Lost. an cold piece ov
pie.
Thet's All kin End. Confound his ole soul.
Their head ov dis ranch mast have paid fer his
coal"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
HAPPY CRANDALL.
The Big Rapids Postmaster is Discharged
From "A Bad scrape


From "A Bad scrapc
District Attorney Palmer has received
orders from Washington to discontinue
the criminal suit against ex-POstmaster
Charles D. Crsndall, of Big Rapids.
When Crandsll was postmaster at
Big Rapids, the building which he
rented was paid for with commendable
promptitude. and the bills and vouch-
ers were sent TO Washington IN the
regular way. But Crandall's landlord
was SO anxious TO retain 90 good ten
ant that ne was willing to pay Crandall
so much a month for his willingness to
continue the arrangement. The taking
of this rebate was construed by the
grand Jury as an attempt to defraud
the Government, and Crsudall was ac-
cordngly indicted. The suit against
him Is now discontinued.
Another suit, however, Is pending,
which the recent Washington decision
does not affect. Ii is suit against
Crandalps bOndsmen. to recover about
$500 which Crandall had received as re-
bates on the former dicker. That suit
will be prosecuted to determination,
and viii be up for hearing in Deem
Der.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
For the East

G.. r. & !. tram leaves Grand Rapids 81
200 p. IN. daily except Sunday. arrives
Pittsburgh 6:35 a. n.; Harrisburg 500
p. "a; Baltimore 600 p. M; Washing
ton Sis p. IA; Philadelphia ESQ p. N. I;
New York $50 p. IN. Tickets and
sleeping car accommodation secured
at Union Ticket Office, Moaroe-st., or
at @. X. a !. station.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
Everybody Invited and Everybody win
he Welcomed.

he Welcomed.
The New Church Society will hold n
mission service, commencing Sunday
morning, and closing Up on Wednesday
evening following. The society has
secured the services of the Rev. J.. p.
Mercer. the talented and able pastor Of
the New Church AZ Chicago, and the
subjects of his discourses VIII be "a fol-
lows.
sunday. 1890 a. m.-"sources Of
Spiritual strength"
sunday, p. inflow Is Revela-
t'ou PosslnIe f'
Mouday, 7:30 .. m.-"What Think
1e 0f CnrstT'
Tuesday. 7.30 ?. m.-"The Christian
Religion, or Faith and the Remission Of
SINS
"Wednesday. - p. m.-"What the
New Church Stands for
0n Monday. tuesday and Wednes-
day st 2 ?. m, there viii be conversa-
t.n meeuoss and the opening Of the
question box.
Every one is invited. and viii bs
gladly welcomed 60 any, or al, If these
meeuuEs-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

The man who tells You confidentially
iust what will cure your cold j. pre-
scnbing Kemp's Balsam this year. In
the preparation Of this remarkable
medicine Tor coughs and colds no ex-
peute is spared 10 combine only the
best and purest ingredients. Hold a
Bottle If Kemp's Baisam 30 the light
and look through 4. notice the bright,
clear look. then compare it with other
remedies. large bottles at all drug
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
DIED,

ZUEDEMA-Mary Luedema. AZ her home.
4s Finneg-st. Thursday. November ID.
Funeral from the Second Reformed Church
on Bostwick-st.. today. at , p. N.
RANDOLPH-Mrs. d. 5. Randolph. last
night az 90.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
RANDOLpH-At his residence. "a Charles
ST.. David 5. Randolph.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
..IInr 20 anre AIl skln pn.ns.s--

Simply apply "swAVSE's OIyTNENr. -
No Internal medicine required. Curse
letter. eCzema, itch, al eruptons on the
face. hands. Jse, etc, leaving the skin
clear. whIte and healthy. Its great
healing and curative powers are pos
sesse3 by no other remedy. Ask your
druggists fof SwAyEf e OrNTvEwr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

A satin lined cheviot jacket, full
tailor made, only $40 at Kldder q Co. 8
which is the bargain of the season.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
From shie~Es.

through coach leaves Michigan Central
station ~ $40 p. n. daily except sun
day, arriving ~ Grand Rapids al $50
=. n., dining car attached. Through
Wagner sleeping car leaves ~ lo.l0 p.
N. daily, arrives at Grand Rapids 1t
E.f5 n IN
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

~ DO no, allow druggists 10 Persuade yoa
10 ouy their own preparation O. others upon
whleh they make more proat Be cure and
ge; DR.. Greens's NoryuTA Il you wish 70 be
certain Of being cured.
It's the Greatest Medical Discovery OF the
Csrtary. Price a. F0r sale BY al drug
risis.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

TIMELY HINTS A Ia POOR RICHARD.
"But doest thou love life-then do
not squsnder time, for that is the stuh
life Is made Of"
USE THE c. 4 ". n. AND SAVE TIalE.
al time be OF all things the most
precious, wasting time must be the
greatest prodigality."
USE THE D.. =. & X. AND SAVE TINE.
Lost time is never found again, and
what we call TINS enough always proves
little enough"
USE THE c. W. NJ. AND SAVE TIME.
Zone today is worth two tomorrows."
"Never leave that til tomorrow what
you can do today"
USE THE D.. /. & n. AND SAVE TINE.
Employ thy time well-if thou mean
est TO gain leisure; and. since thou art
not save OF minute, throw not away
an hour.
USE THE c. & W. NJ. AND SAVE TINE.
If you would have your business
done, go-if not, send.
GO VIA THE D., L. & y. AND SAVE TIME.
FOR cHIcAo. FOR DETROIT.
Trains leave the Trains leave the
Union Station on Union Station on
week days; 900 a. week days; 7:25 4.
m, loo p. m. and m, l:20 p. m. and
1875 p. m. Sundays 6:25 p. n. Sunday
1885 p. m. Wagner 6:25 p. IN. Parlor
Buffet Parlor carscars on all trans.
on loo p. III. tram
and Sleeping cars
1850 p. IN.
GEORGE DEHAvES,
General Passenger Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

"AsHIssross Nof. 1l-Fcr Mieh.-
Ean. FAR ceolsri aorthsest<riy siA1a.
TAR ane ~arner Suuaay.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

We are showing a better line of holi-
day goods this season than ever before.
Come in early and make your selection
and avoid the rush.
NoIGT, HERPoIsHEIMER x Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
IS Negroes.

Who left the United States for Liberty
last year have lately returned, being
unable 10 stand the climate. Every
body going TO a new climate should
have bottle of Sulphur Bitters With
them as safeguard against disease
HQTtfOre COuTaat
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
A MESSENGER OF HOPE.

Tn aope bfgng branch tie arb could not hote
been scconae Dr.. Greeas Asrsr@ 20
suffering sHnereT fer " ~ers<s e
rearu ars tsts tAs aoas hea~
cdstshts
feelings sOoes, and gues the eesfGSfe Ga fT@ote
refreshing Steep raises re seoa
depression dependency the mind, enohes ana -
vioorases blood reura0Oa, TeHDet", p0fPno"
or e heart nervous debility paralysis "c
ness trembling. flashes. female scea1nesses f"seag opt
Ieptc f dyspepsia Indigestion loss e a9Pefe,
Il e.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has u picture OF ourmill. None genuine
without it.
VALLEY CITY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

through parlor coach leaves Grand
Rapids VIA G.. 4. & /. K. X. Al 1880 a.
N. daily except sunday, arriving at
Chicago at AIS p. IA. Through Wag-
ner sleeping car leaves at 1880 p. N.
daily, arriving st Chicago Al 500 >. IN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
Lily White Hour.

Get box of Swetland's fine cream
candy at Elliott * Co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

Rare Novelties in our Grand Bazaar.
Come early and make your selections.
NoIGr, HERPoL1IEIMER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

Shaw's Tea Store, 70 Canal ST., sells a
good Japan tea four pounds for 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

Visit our Grand Bazaar and inspect
our big bargains.
VoIGT, HTRPoLsHEfMER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

The +. s. A. will meet tomorrow at
the home of Mrs. Bedell, Isl Sheldon
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, is family favorite. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
PURELY Personal.

Capt. J. s. Knox has returned from
New York.
Mrs. Sutherland is visiting Mrs. S. f.
Sweetland, of Lowell.
Miss Anna Lawson. who has been
seriously Ill, is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Leach, of Jack
son, are visiting friends IN this city.
Mrs. Albert Stonehonse, OF Scribner-
ST., IS spending few weeks with friend
in Detroit.
Or. /. j. Whitfield has returned from
Iona where hs was called on profes-
slonal business.
J. l.. Fisk, Of Howard CITY, has come
TO this city where he will engage in the
boot and shoe business.
Mrs. Fred Arms. of North Muskegon,
has returned home after four weeks
VISIT with friends in this city.
Will II. Perkins, son Of Charles II
Perkins, has returned from a sixteen
months trip through Old Mexico.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

Cassie Lanyon, 6 years, II Hogadoue-
ave-, scarlet fever; Henry Neenstra, 10
years, 4l5 Canal-st., typhoid fever.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

Money saved by buying your hoh
day presents at
NOIGT, HERPoLsHEaER 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
Lily White FIonr

Is made from the choicest wheat, cafe
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

Fresh fish at Dettenthaler' III Mon
rOc-st.