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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1890-03-19
TIMOTHY.

TIMOTHY, bay stallion, black points,
viii make the season at my barn one
mile from the court house in Butler,
Mo-, on Rich Hill road, at the low price
of SIX for a colt TO stand and suck, paya-
Bile when colt comes or when mare
changes ownership or about to be remov-
ed from the county, when service fees
will be due and must be paid. Care will
be taken to prevent accident, but will
not be responsible should any occur
Season closes July 10, 1890. Breeder
are requested to see this stock before
breeding elsewhere.
WESLEY WARNOCK,
Agent for c. S. Concklin.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1890-03-19
THE FINE
Premium Stallion
THE FINE
MAMBRINOCHIEFIR.,

MAMBRINU CHIEF JR, will stand at
my barn one mile from Butler court
house, Bates county, Mo-, on the Rich
Hill road, at the low price of $40 for
colt to stand and suck, PAYABLE when
colt comes or when mare changes own
ership or about to be removed from the
county, or being bred to another horse
III such cases the service fee will be due
and must be paid. Mambrino Chief
jr.took first premium at Nevada fair last
ocptember,in roadster ring, land also first
in general purpose ring, and second in
ring for the best stallion of any breed,
twelve or fifteen competing i'll each
ring. Care will be taken to prevent ac-
cident, will not be responsible should
any occur. Breeders are invited to see
| the stock before breeding elsewhere.
Season closes July 10th.
WESLEY WARNOCk
Agent for G. S. Concklin.
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AuCTIONEER.

The undersigned hereby oneIs his aeTvicee -
the people Of Bates County and the public gem
orally as an auctioneer. and will make the
crying Of country sales speciality. Call on Or
address me at LoneOak. Missouri.
W. II. DONE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1890-03-19
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.

Timothy, bay stallion, black points.
16L hands high, fine style and action,
good bone and muscle. fine trotter,
has to be seen to be appreciated, has
proved to be remarkably sure, his colts
last year are large and fin. with good
trotting action. Sired by Alamo r.,
1st dam Nelly by Zachary Taylor, who
took lst premium at Cincinnati,O.. both
as saddle stallion and as best roadster,
showing a $40 gait in both rings. and
dam Old Nelly by Tom Crowder, sire OF
the dams of John w Comfy 224, Beivia
Lockwood ,:25,Cooley 2:2o, Frank gao,
Modesty a:7614, Tom Crowder by old
paciug and trotting Pilot, sire OF Pilot
Jr., grandsire OF Maud S 2:oS4,J ] l {
Z: 10, Nutwood :IX, Alamo Jr.,by Alamo
Sr. , "a by Almont IS, son OF Abdalla IS
son OF Hambletonian 10, dam OF Alamo
r., by Prir-e Albert. son of Imported
Fyde, lst dam oy Imported Margrave
and dam Mary Seldom by Sussex, ant
dam Exchange by Richmond, see stu'
books vol. 1st, page 9s, Alamo Sr., b
Almcnt 33, Ist dam by Browns Bel
founder son of Imported Belfounder.
w. w, Agent.
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People
Of
Lowell

emn,oved as boss carpenter by j. ". Bennett,
nresident Of the Erie Telephone Company,
had 4 large running sore come on his ieg'
which troubled him year, when he began to
take Hoods Sarsaparilla. The sore soon grew
less in size, and In a short time disappeared
JOS Dunphy, ia CEN
tral Street, Lowell, had Psdioo
swellings and Jumps n@odse
on his face and neck,
which Hoods sarsapa- Sarsaparilla
rilla completely cured.
Mr. G. w Marriott, wife of the First As
sistant Fire Engineer Of Lowell, says that
for 16 years she was troubled with stomach
disorder and sick headache. which nothing
relieved. The attacks came On every fort
NIGHT, when she was obliged TO take her bed
ana was unable to endure any noise. She
took Hoods Sarsaparilia, and after time
the attacks ceased entirely.
Many more might be given had we room
On the recommendation Of people OF LoWeu.
who know US, we ask you to try
Hoods Sar6apariIIa
sold BY all druggists. u; SIX for s. Prepsrede en'1
byC. HOOD 4 CO., Aposhecaries. Lowell. Aass
100 Doses One Dollar
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1890-03-19

AHA, Mrs. Levina
fs.sI1sre, T C. Physician
~. Monroe Farmer
Ssilsrd, J n Farmer
Ssssthers, G A Farmer
Mristy, J NJ Physician
fisrk, Robert Farmer
csn,tney, J n Stock Dealer
xH.srWester, John Farmer
i,syis. J 3 Foreman TIMEs ohic
fS.ieneheets. Z c Con. b Resi-
TT,mtsher. c H Prof Normal Sci
nnsirmond d A Circuit Judge
Tysns. John Farmer
TT,eringhsm, J Physician
e,isrs. Vim n Farmer
Hsrdinger, W n Farmer
Haickmsn, G B Furniture dealer
ieniins, j r Asst Cashier
JOHN II. SULLENS.
BOOKER POWELL
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Missouri State Bank
OF BUTLER, MO-
IcArrTAL, $4,000.

Receives Deposits subject to Check Money Collections
does General Banking Business.
In the Real Estate Loan Department. Make loans
on Real Estate on long or short time at
lowest rates without delay
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1890-03-19
Home Evidence

No ctiicr preparation has won success at
home equal TO Hoods Sarsaparilfa- In
Lowell. Mass, where it is made, it is now,
as it has been for years. the leading medicine
for purifying the blood, and foning ana
strengthening the system. This " good name
at home" Is "a tower of strength abroad"
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1t would require a yolume
to print all Lowell people
have said i'll favor OF HOODS
Sarsaparil!a. Mr.. Albert
Estes, living at % East Pine
Street, Lowell, for Is years
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sTOCKHoLDERs


Kinney. Don Bank Clerk St,
Levy Sam Dry Goods & ClothingTu
Morrison. G FL Farmer Tu
Miller. Alf Farmer tn
Norton, j A Bank Clerk Ty
Owen, A B Farmer Vc
Owen, NJ v Farmer VI
Pharis, John Grocery W
Pharis, CT Grocery w
,ePatton, NJ Physician W
Powell, Booker Farmer W
D Pigott, H II Bank Clerk w
Roster, j M Farmer w
Rankin, L Farmer W
Radford, Chas r Farmer W
Reisner, w Insurance w
Sullens. J L PresJ udge Co ct W
r Smith, G L Liveryman W
Smith, John TLawyer
PRESIDENT VIM. E. WAL
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Receives Deposits subject
banking
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12
Three Sons of Ministers.

OF Methodist laylnen no one has given
more generously to the educational and
charitable institutions Of the church
than Mr.. George |. Seney. of Brooklyn.
His gifts 10 Wesleyan university. in Con
necticut, and Emory college, in Georgia;
to the Methodist hospital in Brooklyn,
and his art gifts to the Metropolitan
museum in New York have been prince
ly. He is the son of the Rev. Robert
Seney. Methodist preacher.
No name is better known among man
ayers of theatres and in the dramatic
profession than that Of Mr.. A NJ Palmer
Of New York city. He is the son Of the
Rev. Albert G. Palmer. for many years
Baptist clergyman in Stonington,
Conn. II. E. Krehbiel, the musical
critic of The New York Tribune, the
ardent admirer of Wagner and the popu.
lar exponent of his music. is the son of q
Methodist clergyman
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12

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= tnt prsoe ~ uis ists 81 o. a. feAee. h.
fers uckl spr a. - cal aN4 pa - lele e
fht t4FlG Akns efe0i I. = frVfia. AHftf' 3
blacE. oRpesife cetel hatul.
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ave-. lNst snufH 81 NcAtt<, Dnt 81 tnf
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tflek srt iAruacts frlurttFu cciiai uE0tE thitre
hQ~sf, scNcf fitt Nalrf. sitfcfL kak laalfCI
tilt hes 81, tat y luaaN eataitt chfMars hrsi
stofy nAisAra a. isA1e.s4 oak lasl4t closet
marble laFetorf Ala natt i4t viii luI aua
cole wafer. iOt Aikisa sr&4td sa4aea tafa
NEkk aHo couCfcft street Walks ware fuI tll
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lhfoUEns pTlor Sil.31 - - foT noash. Ara
a.roaM soass ca iarik Aff- Nllh al Ia aaera
improvements s&itsl cf 50 Pc nientl 81 ltay
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raas-sNt. 81 lr0n So 81 Siask- thsfles N .
dufis. LccxsTd b.eck fsAflsi eAtrsnec
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12

peGred on the stage in Zouave jacket
and short skirts. with the little keg at
her side, And there was more truth in
she picture than is usual on the stage.
for the cantinieres have done many no
bic acts in the French wars. In Egypt
they saved hundreds Of lives; in Spain
they alone could soften the hatred of the
common people. and in the retreat from
Moscow they labored and endured be-
yond what one could believe of women.
Several eminent officers owed their lives
70 these women.
The most heroic have occasionally re-
ceived the military medal Of honor, and
Of these by far the most noted is Mother
N,alsr, the sole survivor of the VIVIAN
dieres of the Crimean war. Others may
still live, but she alone remained with
her regiment-the One Hundred and
Thirty-frst infantry-and was honor
ably mustered out recently. Her
maiden name was Marie Chole, and she
is native Of Lorraine. She is nearly
90 years old, and has been widow
many years. In the Crimea she staid
NAbo0 ~ l44C btNlblNy anu
when the soldiers lay in the trenches
she moved among them, stopping or
crawling behind the ramparts at the
most exposed points, giving wine and
water to the wounded, often dressing
wounds herself and assisting in removing
the helpless.
at the late review at Longchamps she
marched with her regiment. and was
hailed with loud and prolonged cheers.
By unanimous request of the soldiers,
and on petition signed by all the officers
who had known her in the Crimea. she
was invested with the regalia of honor
and the Decoration of the Crimea" was
placed upon her by the general Nine
Pirrot, also widow, had received simi-
lar honors for services in Africa, having
been wounded three times. Other can
tinieres have won distinction by carry
ing dispatches, but Mother Vialar is the
last Of her class Henceforth the brave
vivandiere is to live only in history anC
| romanCe
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12

fHE suggestion already made by the
IELECnAN-HERALD that kent-st. be
opened through u Pearl-st., or that 4
handsome arcade passage De left Ia the
building which Mr. Powers contem-
plates placing east of his opera house,
. ons tAat should not be lost sight Of.
Now i the time 10 think OF &. or never.
kent-st Will soon be graeed with as fine
= court house AS there 3 N the country,
and it would be of advantage 10 the
pulc % have il extended 10 the real
business center of the city. Ii the
street tself cannot conveniently be ex-
tended, the next best plan is that of an
arcade, such as are common IN other
large cities. IL made spAcious, commo-
d.ous and wellhghied, it viii prove
more valuable than the same space
covered with 4 block, as the frontage
viii DC increased greatly. The small
stores and Offices thus 10 ated would be
IN great demand, as the location would
be central, and the passage would bt
the main thoroughfare to and from the
court house.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12

Taz . ths klna q Democracy thas
asfeatea Mckinley, aeooFaax - tns
Toledo slxd1s
.halnlss eeuaky dsfsatea Major Ne
Ai4izF. Hhen the Lsx s,aalfe gerry
naaaereo tEs strlet. a plsEesl Is : eea-
ter q lg1oranes 4nd bss1reoaisIa there
f9E t14k purpose, aad Is saees saed. NJ
otaer cousty eoald BE dep~aded o.
The Ira setlene sas . Aaa AsniAzst
out lAs gerry wanderers Eexrea tai tne
eio4 4Ielec Of Meklnley ara ths power
% "a slAEesnsnsnip would cnanke tie
Democrats maturity 0f Ashland - =
Republican Que. Fnesr poltical aeu
nlea Ia teen sustained - ths Fesait.
holars. which mixht have been
oro1Ent up from the interior " Ais2s-
app. sss added. and against ~ gnor-
ance ald darkness AID poverty, 10 sae-
eeastul igls could Dc sased.
The Democracy of OHIO 3 proud of
Holmes. proud of hef iga9ranee. pE9ud
0f her stol .dity and BoarDonlsns which
fofoids her - change, or learn nss
thing. Consclencelsss political ieaders
have worked uDon Gne lxu0rance OF The
mas 0t voters and tae yeOple follow
bilndly some Who wanted "a vote for
Mckinley were told that Republican
tickets were fraud alent and X they
voted taem they could De arrested
The gravity VI the frauds pegpetFaLed
upon election day are IssG coming b
hsnt, oat the Miss,sslppl methods are
icing defended Oy every Democratic
I organ. Holmes deserves 10 be set aside
and made INTO new state, for she hs.
I apparently nothing ia common Win
/ the rest of Ohio"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
ROOMS 8 ANO Q ToWER UlocK.


DEGOLIA BROS................-P -Prupucios
VVANTED-NA. Hep 6 ma hIalsts. iil.
W bfrs. 3 NaTulsheTs. cHttari HaacIt. -
wood cutters. boys. y 700 arr ou 81 work
come in.
KVANTED-Fema'e Help girls lor ecu-
W era houseHufA. = cham brfanaiQs, iaun-
dress. 2 steuo-raplcr.
EOR SALE-Ta ynaHg msn " fh 500 cash. %
buy = Interest lu Fr0ce1 and orA losos
stock lu rapidly imprornc PAT of the c'ty
isouth end. remafuiuE partner has fac years
experience good established business ief
some one.
lgOR SALE OR EXCHANsE- acres Of iADo
- miles ffou fbe city. ls.c pcache, so
pears SO apples good hui oings
EOR SALE lC room mouse on South Lsfsf
efte-st modern huish. cable carr run Is
the door. Prcc $500
LOB EXCHANGE scres two miles from
saugutgck. 1910 peach trees neafins- ~
standard pear trcrs. st cherry. y aipf y
pums 300 roosbcrries acres 90 strawberries.
good house and barn. Price tfnl.
EOR SALE room bouse oH l.agfarf So nesr
NeuhEm-ase. near both cablr anc elsctrlc
car lines with al modern imlfpftmelts.
Price $3.50 easy terms.
L'OR SALE OR ANGE-'nnstsr Mass
Il a fne u room house ou Easi-si- iafrt lof.
city water. furnace. and All Aodern improve
mrBts 90 exchange Tor dweiiinE in bettsn.
Mass
LOR SALE Or EXCHhNGE-I23 acre farm %
It milies from city lla Improved hsanoe
beech and maple tim Her. 81 room hrok housr
{ large basement barn arc other ouf buiiaIirs
/ 10 exchange Tor cltv property
LrOR FALF-i1-roon house GA Fssf Bridresi..
E 4 furnace. sewer. city water. corner lot arc
/ finely finished. price $500 easY terms.
4 LOR eALE Ok EACHAASf-sro room house
Il and large corner lot. .oeu iof another
house on LOT. GA two graded Fircfte With sew
I er,. etc 10 exchange Tor farm vouif Hssune
some incumbrancf.
MONEY TO LOAN on rcsi xnd fersona' prep
VI erty in suns 90 suit t0outt anc q. Tower
block
4 U0i Sis and rooms 90 rent. also n uuTber 1f
~ good tenants ~aufIng ~ rent. trHa Iu
your keys. Rooms and g. Tower b.ork.
rranIIt BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12

Hos JoHS NJ. THURsToS, of Omaha,
president OF the Republican League
clubs OF the United States, takes a very
hopeful view of Republican prospects
in 1892. He says: II think there will
be 4 revival of stalwartIsm in the Re-
publican party. such as to make 1892
great Republican year. The Repub-
lican workers all over the country did
not take an active part in this COM
campaign. They felt as though their
services TO the Republican party had
been undervalued. But in 1892 these
persons Will be at work in support of
some candidate who will arouse enthu-
siasm, and these very men will lead to
victory as heretofore" He also ven
lures the opinion that Blaine and
Alger would be winners at the head OF
the Republican ticket in 1892.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

DR0BATR ORDER-Stsse of Michigan, Coah-
tv ~ keut, - AT a session ~ the PROBATE
Court fsT said Auunty II kent, held ~ tac Pro
bale Oflco ia thc Iity of Uf@ua Rapids, On
the ltfh day ot >eEIrlibf la tae year ole tAQL-
sand eiglt hundred AID Biuei1.
Present. Cyrgs 4. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
la tie nstter of the estate of
EGbEklts ii Lbkt. deeeAsed
Job nHes Auiarr fAFlus lira ih this court
his pet lion. pray nz that The acm tlstratlou
Of .ai1 csfsii nay be- granted % In;
10 IS 0rdered that Friday. the tist day oi
said Probate oalee be appointed Tor hrafin.
said petition.
Andit Is further ordered. that copy of this
order De published three successive weeks pre-
Yi0us 10 SAID day 81 hearing, In the Tx .
GRAN ilERtLp 1 caily newspaper printed AMI
circalstug lu said County ~ Kent,
IA true cOpyl t4RUS r. PERKINS,
Judge OF Probate.
ADoLPH b. Mason. Register.
we'd nov o
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12
his Bic.

He bought a brand n.r pair Of shoes,
He thought h 4 get sonse spots;
He then dssccver-d TIA. no lacked
TIE lat.st thing In hats
he bought cue. Then hts TROUSERS be<g-d
He ordered two new pair.
And then, strange fac&. he pctice1 that
His coat was quite threadfzre-
He bought sno.her. Then be saw
Some waisScoats ssst the Ghsngi
be had b gst some Us % ,aasch,
He bosxht a diamond ring.
He Soised three ciubs. He bought horse
Then changed Il for team.
He bought sail.ng yacht a. FRA
And th-u r1ov-'d tsp 10 steam
He hs1rht theae tiaia<s. and many urorc,
Ths raaa 50 great and wtSe,
Ter during bis corcsr he had
Tie senac - sG.sTtiea
-ron Easson ia Closhser snd Fgrrtshsr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12

I'll. III. WuEEEE, Of LudingtOu, who
ran sgains. Cutcheon IN the Ninth dis
trict. Will protest the election Of the
latter. Cutcheon's majority was 80
small that Wheeler relies upon n Demo
cratic House % fnd fraud enough 10
set the majority aside. lie is not
reckoning without his host CutoheOn
has been TOO offensive a partisan to
stand any chance with Democratic
House.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12

Any impartial observer would con-
wet the Democrats of craziness over the
results of the recent election, but what
would he say of the Prohlbitionists?
d. W Grandon, editor of the Messen-
ger, the day after election telegrsphed
the voice, New York, organ OF the Pro-
hibitionists: Michigan Prohibitlonists
are jubilant. Our vote everywhere In
creases, and will reach $4,000. with per-
haps more for Partridge, the candidate
for Governor. The cities OF Adrian
Hillsdsle, Lansing, Grand Rapids and
others double their Prohibition vote.
The northern counties show still greater
increases. A plan of spring campaign
is already being talked, and we pro-
pose to push the battle while the enc
my's on the run"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12

Ms. CALviN 5. BEIcE has evidently
been studying politics a. exemplited
by her husband. she has written .
poem containing these lines.
Ambition rules the passing hour
And truth is sold FOR place aod power.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12

TRorB1E between Cleveland and Hill
Is already foreshadowed. beside which
the alleged jealousy between Blaine
and Reed. 50 pleasing 20 the Demo-
crscy, sinks into insgnihcance. They
cannot both be Pres.dent, nor even
candidates, at the same time.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12

tbs Detroit Journal gravely says:
"Macomb county officers are Demo
cratic for the first time in thirty years"
III the writer OF shat item had been a
Republican resident OF Macomb county
a long as the writer Of this item, he
would have been painfully aware OF the
falsitv Of his statement. Republicans
have bad no show IN that county since
ls~4.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12

CHtatEs FOSTER was beaten IN his
gerrymsudered district by only $50, al
though the Democrats piled wnat they
deemed a sure 1900 adverse majority
GA top OF HIM. The Ohio gerryman-
der Vas not 50 successful al affair,
after all.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12
DESIRABLE
MODERN HOME
FOR SALEI!

Expecting 20 remove from the city,
! oAer for sale my residence, loeatea
0n one Of the best streets GA iAe AiL
House contains parlor. sltang-rocm,
dining-room, lavstag and kitchen on
first floor, SIX bedrooms and bah room
on second, bedroom and store-room n
attic, balance of attic aii hoored and
large enough 20 finish into q couple ot
rooms. Laundry provision rooal, coal
and wood room, etc, ln basement
House has furnace. gas, electro bells
and hydraulic water, aud is desirable
and complete IA every particular, hay-
ing been arranged and built for . home.
Lot is 60 by $50, OF larger II desired.
For further particulars address
DUNTON - BATES.
Widdic0mb Building.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12

THE Pope has issued another "bull'
against Masonry, in which the order Is
declared to be animated by the spirit
of satan. whose instruments they are"
The directors of the Masonic Fair
should have sent him tickets.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12
WINANS & OWEN
GRAND rNI0N
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

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" sswFers E bar fof - - hrr r -
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l7OH FhIE-A groen q .usr. vift nanfrs fre
closets. ir Eooa 20 gnnofhooe nh iffit'-
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ete<fs 81 rltF
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12
TREAsuEER,s NOTICE


Grand Rapids. alch., oct. -. l,1.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction OF = sewer IN Turner
street. from sixth street 10 Eighth 4 eel.
In the city OF 0rana lapidS. Is BOW IA my
hands, and that / viii receive payment thereon
for the period OF twenty days from ihs date.
AZ the ofiee % the City Treasurer, City Han.
GkOkGE X. PERRY.
nOyl3 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12
THE LAsr ugAsosaE.


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sEa May otAsF C4n4 pAlsas
1he xaTAEdlzre i 10 UeTe Hsr stznd-
ing IN tks FreEeh array hzs ch4RgeG
EspldlF - late years. tEe ca Wczo ezs
Ia Tact beccaas Obsolets tes e4ngiRi-zs
only Being Recognized. and recenE -
cree b. the Freach mln-s1sx q var hzs
pat AZ eaa q al her powsru. privileges
snd detiss Ia the United states array
neither FivzBdlers noT cSnEsnl~re has
ever been formally recognized.
With the Caatlniere Frsncaise goes =
vast mass u poetry and romance. In
how HAany plays shs figured. h0w chSsEn-
ingly the daughter u ths regiment 3p-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY,

THE number Of nns residences and
business blocks ouit In Grand Rapids
thls season ada materially - rs lm-
pEoxemeaL and saLarnr.ss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12

THs ~bad-boy' Governor Of Wiscon-
sia Is now getting some boom-like
notices ln connection with the Demo
cratic DOMINATION for the Presidency.
Next
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12

THE new fountain, which has dis
placed an old pavilion IN the center of
Fultou-st. park. makes great improve
ment in the appearance Of that little
piece OF green swarth and shade. The
people VII. get no benefit from It this
year, bat next season they viii greatly
appreciate the change.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12

WAIL-sr. is in panic. Il Is not to
Re wondered at, ln view of the element
Of uncertainty injected into the Ma
tional financial policy by the results Of
the last election.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12

knF sub.eFtbeF 90 THE TELEGRAM
HERALD - ha rtl,s 90 receive the paper
ssEelaFiys ar Who ase-T have Feason 60
eo1ariaiu at ialn delivery. IA contrr a
special fafer bF tufoF1ning this once Of
tbs gsef 80 nnee. s~nd postal card or call
up teler.a0nn 5st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12

The Democratic party of Michigan
has taken to dealing in futures. They
are clubbing Frank A. Dean the future
Governor. Dean lost the only great
chance of his life when he let-as he
supposed - Father Winans be the
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