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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-25

SITUATION WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED
- salesman; thorough business man Of ability
willing to make himself useful Ut anything in
groceries. clothing or dry goods, or boots and
shoes, 1T any reasonable salary. Address A. b.
s., Independent office.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

in some one connected with that lega-
ton. for 1t must be admitted the horses
behind which the Japanese ride ara al
together unworthy the vehicles. That
picturesque Russian drosky which an
attache of the cars legation used to
drive about the streets has disappeared
altogether, and no member of the diplo-
matte corps rides in vehicle character
istic Of the country which he represents.
Senator Stanford keeps a good stable
here. and Senator Edmunds has one Of
the finest pair of carriage horses in the
city. Mr.. Blaine's great friend, Repre-
sentative Hit, of Illinois, has the finest
stable Of which the popular branch of
congress can boast, though Mr.. Hayes,
of Iowa. has the fastest horses, and the
greatest number Of them. He is
breeder Of trotting stock.
The great variety of vehicles owned
by Uncle Sam must not be forgotten in
an account of the appearance of Wash
ington on wheels. In addition TO the
large number of department wagons of
all sizes and shapes, innumerable senate
and house mail wagons, postoffice deliv-
cry carts and collection ambulances and
military post carryalls. we see here every
day very strange government vehicle
"a steel box on wheels, guarded front
and rear by heavy metal bar work, and
also by five or six armed men. This is
the treasury department money wagon,
which often rolls down the street with
Ave or ten millions of dollars aboard.
Few American cities have more street
cars than Washington. Here the sur
face cars run in every conceivable direc-
tion. and belt line wabbles about, hit
ting all points Of interest, tin it has de-
scribed circle around the city, and you
are carried around for single fare. On
the other lines transfer tickets are given,
so that one may ride three or four miles
east or west, and then as many more
north or south. for a single fare. There
are herdic hines, too, which do the same
thing: and now that the wave of sctiv-
ity has at last struck sleepy old Wash
ington there are admirable electric rail
ways 10 some Of the suburbs, and with
in year or two all those beautiful hills
with which the capital is surrounded
viii be traversed by other roads.
This city on wheels keeps more bcy-
cles than any other city in ratio TO pop
ulation. In almost every family among
the well 20 do or middle classes there is
either horse and carriage or a bicycle.
Ia the capital all sorts of people ride
wheels-women. old and young, gray
hsired men. children, even babies. col
ored persons Of both sexes. men with
high hats. ard even men in dress coats
and patent feathers on their way to
dinners or receptions.
WALTER WELIxAs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

hl1a eonsEArt wr<& a so1esna q tsAa
W1o trose o1e u tks Ea0~s rsckrkEy ost-
rs sser sss1 "a Psans3 lvaalz 4s~Gze.
II sESfza2g e<ntEaet wafh Ag. fkg~srs
surn g1s = tlae ssazp4gs q Ybes rrssa-
GezE Aertsa. sA2cA = - loAs 0a1s ne
n1ssE II town. Ne l2as34a. - sroa< IAN.
- resAl - ais-Bot sysn sas Lssndon
nlz.ie eo@t-ek srz2s stsaIsd c2rTi.se rs-
ceaEly slzporsed - SiE fahxA Psznce-
fste. ~ fooEm.n - sa1, - styhsAly
erssssi ss tks vies Prs<lsenEs. - eoAeh-
n22A - sas1erss - e0xfect ss Mx Nor
toas whls. fhs nzzas u tAs lstrez =
v nte. aid as ased 70 Be eo@chuxa foF
tie Marquis ~ Lorns ~hsn thai royal
ssnklsals2n ~ss governor general q Csn-
ala eahce peer Ha~kas was 1sposed
from the prssadenFisi OK White 10 the
klng q ship~ II Washington. and Lord
Panncefose's ce<chEasa u the enly coz
Temporary with whoA be oondoscenas
20 associate
Our aristoerstie friends. the foreign
ministers, are howhng swells N reeep-
tlon paKlors. bat they DO not show up
ED-& - 80 - ~AANs " ~ = l1N CANSt-
tions they hire carriages by the month
instead of keeping stables or their own
Explanation 0f this Is 20 ee found prob
ably IA ths excessive thrift which char
acteriEes the diplomatic corps here. for
these gentry are more eager % save Of
their salaries than the poorest congress
man, who have managed 10 get one
team. bat are very doubtful about an
other. Neither the present Chinese min
lister nor bis predecessor has thought II
worth while 10 keep carriage, mas
much a. there was = cab stand ar the
legation door The present minister Is
a rich man; his predecessor wac one OF
the twenty richest men In the world.
Yet he appeared 10 share tho prejudice
of al his countrymea that America is
not a good country in which 10 spend
money. He not only would not keep 4
stable. but the haek1nea at Dupont circle
declare be drove very hard bargains with
them. The attaches Of the Chinese lega-
tion are very fond of riding about the
city N an open carriage
The japanese legation, which is su
perior in personnel and in every way tc
the Chinese legation. has sorae exceed
ingly fine carriages Of American make
One brougham must have cost s, 900
Bat the Yankee horse trader has taken
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

pRoBATE ORDER-State OF Mirnigan. coun-
~ of Kent. -.
AT a session OF the Probate Court for said
county OF Kent. held at the Probate Office, IN
the City OF Grand Rapids, on the 18th daS 81
october, in the year one thousand eight hun
dred and ninety.
Present. Cyrus Z. Perkins. Judge of Probate
In the matter OF the estate OF
CAROLINE b. HADLEl deceased.
An instrument'ln Writing purportlng 10 be a
duly authenticated copy Of the last will and
testament OF said deceased anu coaicll there
10. together with the probate thereof Ia the
Probate court for the District OF Caledonia. In
,he State OF Vermont. having been filed In
this court with petition for the allowance OF
he same In this State as a foreign will.
1t Is ordered that Monday. the 10Th day OF
November, 1890 at 10 o'clock In the forenoon,
AT said Probate Office, be appointed for prov
ing said instruments.
And Ii is further ordered, That a copy OF this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vous 10 said day of hearing, IN the IELE-
GRAM-EERALD, q daily newspaper printed an
circulating in said County of Kent.
CYRUS T.. PERKINS. Judge OF Probate
"a g. ue copy.l
ADoLFE B. Mason. Register. mon nov 3
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
Registration Notice.
o the Electors of the City of Grand Rapids:

To the Electors OF the City of Grand Rapids:
TAKE N0TICE-That the undersigned.
Members of the Board of Kegistf alton OF the
city Of Grand Rapids. will meet At the follow
ing locations in the respective precincts of the
respective wards ol the said city OF Grand
Rapids in said city. on Thursday. October. 81.
A. d.. lss). on FRIDAY. October 81. A. D., is.s.
and on Saturday. November /. A. D.. $50
from O'Clock In the forenoon until O'Clock
in the afternoon. of each OF said days. for the
purpose Of making a perfect list. IS near as
may be, OF all persons residing in cac1 of said
precincts qualified As electors under the con
stitution Of the State Of Michiean, and en-
tilted TO vote therein. viz:
First Ward first precnct-Number is
Grandville avenue ffrOling's barber Shop.l
First Ward. second preclnct-Number ~
Grandyille avenue. lLeppink's coal Office;
First Ward, third precinct-Number 53s
South Division street, corner sixth avenue.
Second Ward. first precinct-Number II
Fountain street. Hartman's Block.
Second Ward. second precnct-N umher ~
North Division street.
Third Ward first precinct-Engine House
Number ], ION Lagrave street,
Third Ward. second preciuct-Number 30
Cherry street. northeast corner Of Cherry and
Packard streets.
Fourth Ward. First Preclnct-The south
west corner OF Kent street and Crescent ave
nue..
Fourth Ward. second Precinct-The old frame
building formerly used for church purposes
on the west side OF IOnia street between CTeS
cent avenue and East Bridge street
Fourth Ward. Third Precinct-Number p
East Bridge street.
Fourth Ward. Fourth Precinct Martindaie g
store on the north side oi East Bridge street
Fifth Ward. First Preclnct-lhe south store
Of Saunders block. on west side Of Plainreid
avenue. north OF Quimby street
Fifth Ward. Second Precnct-Number 3
Paiuiield avenue, lFiBn's HALL
sixth Ward. First precinct-Number Is
Alpine avenue. Bsrtel Jonker's store
sixth Ward. Second Precinct - Old sixth
Ward Engine House. on Scribner street. north
OF West Leonard street.
Seventh Ward Flrst Precinct Engine House
Number 8. on Front street.
Seventh Ward. Second Precinct-Number
lSo Stocking street.
Seventh Ward. Third cinct-Number 50
Eighth Wars. First Precinct-Turner Han
lso-csgiedl. on South jefferson street.
Eighth Ward. Second precluct-poiish Hall
iso-cs led on north side 81 Jackson street. be
tween Indiana street and Lane avenue.
Ninth Ward First PreciRct-NumDer I42
West Fulton street.
Nllth Ward. second Preclnct-Number $50
ButterWorfh avenue
Tenth Ward. FIRST Precincf--Hernsn Gre
bei's store number - Jefferson avenue
Tenth Ward. second Preci -kiugueffe's
Han corner Fifth avenue and South Division
street.
Tenth Ward. Third Precinct Number lss
HenTy street ~ stairs.
Cornelius ~tryker. f6wsrd II. stein.
John =. CreQue. Robert eproui.
Albert T. Nertx. Nm. A. lsteum.
Andres J. Sfehhius. Edvard e bonneh.
Harlan MfUer. Pred SaunderS.
jeremiah n. Andersen Wm II stokes
Joseph Emmer. thcTev Doyle.
Jos. A Mckee. Gas. A. hs4sef.
Isaac ~ Turner. George ~ Nils
Prank ?. Carpenter. Henrv +. Uersn.
Bosra q ReGistrsfion Ct ths City 81 Grand
Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

&~& F~EA.A4 1at&s@& ~3& t.A4 - -
g.6s~4 s<@s~~
Al A1aersc1z stsrlszcz4n h@s 4ls0oF-
cred tA~t EA< psopls - EAs caas~d states
sre sh~ szs~ss<z meat eoasaglexs II tes
soxl4 fhas venisAss snssA1z y oax
Cherished taasio1z he taA2est~ats -
h~ef eating Brlt@ln e@nno<. ws le@Tn
With sGrprtss. szckle EOeh more thAa fe<
pounds - nezt 4passs yearly. ~h1ie y
pcan1z PEI had - . good record Ter
sOEae ether cssihze1 nations No~. ysar
Amsrlcsn czzz~n make hImss1 Fespo1-
s'ols for It's pounds q nssh p~r snnanl-
As a eorn consumer. -. hs : equally
llasssHoas. deveurag 45 bushels u eers-
ala year, as against 70 bushels con
sumsc In Europe. Clearly esther a.
carniyoroas 0r gramialVoxous snaazls
We e2nnos hold candle 90 our Yznkee
cosssas -Lsndon Financial 1lEnes.
Tie statasE1eian's comparison does not
rsnsct II al On the meat and bread eat
ING capacity of the Brtcn. In mere
capacity the Yankee willingly Yields 20
hiIn the palm II y inability 10 procure
the food that 50 seriously handicsps him
in the eating contest The difference
between 100 and IT'S pounds. great IS il
Is, ey no means accurately measures the
difference between the standards Of liv-
ing among the middle and poorer CLASSES
IN the two countries. The wealthy
classes consume. il Is safe 10 assume, as
tauch as do the similar class in our own
country, or say, al = rough estimate. e5
of the 100 and us pounds respectively
There remains rs pounds 10 De divided
among the English middle and poorer
CLASSES. while 40 pounds are left 70 the
corresponding classes in the United
| States.
OF these amounts the English middle
class consumes, say 25 pounds. and the
corresponding class here 35 pounds.
leaving ID pounds for the poorest classes
in the United States aud only so pounds
TO the poorest classesin England With
this modification Of the statistician S
figures the comparison is significant
contrast Of the plenty here and scarcity
abroad, partscularly among the working
people.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

WAsalso1os. cssG ls.-Fhe espstal =
aiatlncussly a citF 81 whssia We ~As
ran rhs z0vsrnzAeat. er Wa sssrA tnoss
~hs u "a 4. "a a I.zs ga We @eaE
vzlk = se s.n heiP H. Fhs sEnootA. eie@n
streets s-uPk oGs - varsh@ss csAssy-
4Acs. g AZ last % hixe enc. II 40 otnsr
eiEF ~ tAls soansry ~ say 0thsr country
Erobably. = Lhs<s sach lzFg- n1noer ~
kan&ssms ssatpAxss "A proportion . me
total pspai.Hsn- Ia ~ etnsr eafs % -
naAay psr.-as Fisis ssost fof ths fan 81
riding Es1inx hers . a0t Saly Ple@ssnt,
without ne Hgsis logsls q eeeols
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

pROBATE 0RDER-State of Michigan. Coun-
IL ty OF Kent, IS. At a session of the probate
court for said County of Kent. held at the
Probate ofice. In the City OF Grand Rapids on
the 18th day of October. in the year one
thousand eight hundred and ninety.
Present cyrus Z. Perkins. Judge of Probate
In the matter of the estate Of
SARAH JANE BALL. deceased.
An instrument in writing purportlng 10 be
the last will and testame ent OF said deceased
having been hed in this court for probate.
II is ordered. that Friday. the .4th day OF
November 1890. al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
At said Probate Office, be appointed for prov
M said Instrument.
And il is further ordered. that COPY Of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vious To said day OF hearing. in the TKLEGRAN-
HERALD. daily newspaper printed and circu
lating in said county of Kent.
CYRUS Z. PERKINS, Judge OF Probate.
"a true copy3
ApoLPH B. MASON, Register. mon nov 8
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

AN ORDINANCE 10 change the name OF
pesslee street. In the city of Grand Rapids
90 Park avenue.
The Common Council OF the city of Grand Rap
ids do Ordain a. follows.
Seotisn /. That the name OF the public
street. or avenue. IN the Ninth ward of the
C ~ of Grand Rapids. from West Broadway
street to the city limits. now known and
designated IS peasee street. is hereby
changed TO Park avenue. and snail hereafter
oe known as Park avenue; and that the name
Il Pessiee street. rs applied 10 said street and
avenue, Is hereby abrOgafed-
Passed and approved In regular session Of
the Common Council of the city OF Grand
Rapids. held Monday evening, ocfoler 20. 1880
w. A. SHINKMAN
307 city Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
" state of Michigan, County OF Kent,-ss.
Notice is hereby given. that by an order Of
the Probate Court for the County of Kent.
made on the 50th day OF September. A. d. 1899.
six mouths from that date were allowed for
creditors TO present their claims against the
estate Of
KATLINA TAZELAAR,
late OF said county. deceased, and that all
creditors of said deceased are required TO
present their claims 10 said Probate Court, at
the Probate Office. in the City of Grand Rapids.
for examination and allowance. on or before
the JOth day Of March next, and that such
claims win be heard before said court, on
Monday, the 9gth dag Of March next. at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day.
Dated Grand Rapids. Mich. Sept. 30. A. d..
1880.
CYRUS E. PERKINS.
mon noy3 Judge of Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

about behind feet and showy roadsters
Bur you don't So anything of the sort
II there Il hanging about the Capitol
an cid westher beaten csrryall. with
lop SIDED sprinEs AID frsysd upholster-
ing. and drawn 81 an ancient horse
who hangs his head hsmbly and trots
a. II he had coras on his heels. yo1 may
h@ SUR that Il the conveYsuce which
Senator Hsssrst vii drive down town W
As hxe - net - VII have t~o or three
senatorial friends with him. aud they
VIII stop at Chanb~ziins sad spend
mere moosy sor texrSptn snd oshAr rs-
freshments than the easiPags vAsch
stands waiting fsr tS>n = worth Mrs
Hearst ha< ane pair ~ earriAgs borSc~
and ea~hionahie variety Of vehicles.
hut the ssnstor never neee them- TIE
rno-t Rutigsat~f and degenerate pubiic
conveyance = good .sssazh for -
Rosw~l ? Flo~sr. tAe Nsu 9ork
rnfldonasr~. = ancther statesman who
sEpesrs g hsve ,AncT fer ancient ard
wa<1a sstSa TaAlsles. A. s1mzaer ke
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
TREasURER's seTIoF.


City C7srk's 0%es
c~arf Rsrf5s Micf Oct g lss
Neffer : ksrshv ava fhzf tfe ssses<Enea -
re- fer she reEsfrzcIic 81 81 seWer 10 -eeees
street fra11 ~teeseE streef ~ Mift3Rsn
street. fr sbe cltv - e-sr1 kaFifs 81 1sa tn
- ss-6s 80 feef I 81 -ersfre usrnesnf
rherrsr fer fae Pera ~ f~ersv 6sTs sronl
fnls dste a. tAs s@ce 81 rae 81 1ress1rer.
C.fv p4n .RegoE PERRN
oct = CTR zrssszreE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
TREAsURER,s NOTICE.

City Tressurer's Once.
Grand Rapids. Mich Oct. 2. i,eo.
Notice II hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction a a sewer In Stocking
street. from Third street II Fourth street in
the city Of Grand Rapids Is now IN my hands.
ana that / will receive payment thereon for
the period of twenty davs from this date. at
the once Of the City Treasurer. City Hail.
GEORGE X. PERRY,
oct p Cify Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
TRKAsuRER,s NOTICE.


CITY Treasnrsr's orcs
Grant RaFt6s Nich. trrt q lsk
Nsfiee 8 herrss vra thzf tae ssSessrne :
rol. for he construction - sevex q Mller
street in ths cltv ~ tsEsnd Rspsds ts n0r iH
~ sao6s. ara fhsf 4 VII rrcFiTe re g {
therrca far TIE prra4 81 frsnfE eass from
tFfs 4zf~ Al tie otssee - t,e Csry treasurer.
CIV HaIL sEoKsR z PTRsf
erf11 Cisy 1reeser-r.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

BeneS3ict--A baby ssleep always naskes
me think q heaven.
Bachelor-It always makes me- thtnk
vhss biessed thing sleep i&.---h'aassy :
W~4kiy
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
IREAsUREE.s NOTICE.


City Treasurers once.
Grand Rapids. Mich.. Oct a. lss-'. I
Notice is hereby siyen that the assessment
roll fer tie construction OF a sever in Turner
street from sixth street - Efghfh street.
ia the city of 9repd Rapids Is noV in ny
hands and that l viii lreceive paymentfhere0n
FOR tAe period 81 twenty Ssys from this date.
az the once Of the City Treasurer. CITY Hall
GEORGE r. PERRY.
nov i3 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
DETROIT. GRAND HaVFN MILwAuKrE

t'r''lfs E'AtlNAfr p II tf'N. lHaliN
heif OH n tIfss leaving 81 u has Wagner
parier aud buffet caT attached. and evening
express l.-heinx SIS ~ has psrl0f car a.
tached. THESE trains make direct connection
IA Detroit fof al poi1fs Fast
E1FTrss leaving a. lo s. m has wagner
sleeping car 10 Detroit. arriving ln Detroit al
- IN.
Through rAiiruad tickets and ocean steam
shin tickets and sleerln cal brrfhs ssaured at
D, g. II. A N. o1lce. - MonrOo-sL. sad al the
depot.
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Pass. Ageat
JOHN ". LOUD. FRAME Manager Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
wASHINGToN'S WHEELS
TAE CAPITAL crT1 = esEsT PLAcE
FCa elcrCLES

FAsrs Ars Fis@s1 - c-zr.-<~s ra~<s.
"a. ia sszs~s GO. s~y-as es@-si..x,
w. xssp Gssa a~rs~. aza Carriages
.aa 49, - s4a
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

Little JOHNNY say. %. What dces =
star" mean
Pa who is Al actor and sas ssssT~3N-
Is Il an sbbrevistion Of starvation, my
son.--Texss Sifanzs
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
TREAsURKR's NOTICE.
cltr Irsasurerso omcs

City Ireasurer's once
Grand Rapids. Mich Get g TSS.
Notice ia hefe1y gwen that tht sssessmsot
roll tsr the coBstfnetoa 81 a sever iH cihiey
street fram Vast Division street o. SeHfh JET
f>fs6n street. il TIE city Of erand Rzpies.
snsw Ia nv hsads ami that viii receive
payment thereeE for tie period 81 twenty
favs froH this date. st the ofHee of TIE lifg
treasurer. City Hal GEORGE ? PERRY.
oct - Ctr Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

Wffe--Dsd yon notice Ma sswnser's
bonnef IN church this uaorninz7
Hashand-No. indeed Vras lest m
admiration q yoar own.--New York
san.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

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AN*e"~
tsap.es sssal. e4ssls 81
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
TREAsURER's NOTICE

CITY Treasurer offce
Grand Rapids. Mich. ott. q I>oa.
Notice is keretg given fhat re asscssfn sut
roil for erzd inG, grave cs ard rafins fte Euf-
fefS 81 efe0fh sFtaur fre1 rcath DlFisi -
street e south Ions street in fhs Ct7 81
Grand Papi6s is naN IN ng bsnss ard feRf
I'll receive rzyrasnf therssa for fht psTie6 of
fsrrfv dzvs from fhls asfs ~ tse sres of TIE
(atF Treasurer. C1F hsl
eEoRaE p PERRT
--f p ftfr Eierk
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

Was ft II New Jersey OF 81 Staten Tssands
Aren't you afraid to leave your win
dow open The mosquitoes win get iny
NO fear u that The mosquitoes
here are too large % come through thss
window. II rper's Bazar.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
oryIcK OF CRY CLERK. GRAND RArIps Mich Oct Is 1880

FIcEo y IERK GRANpR APIDs lei Z.
fee : 3
for ecutcou
there . o
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
DETROIT. LANSING a NORTHERN.
cf8.fff 4. Lro


E1pre - for saginaw ard Bay City f N m
Mai flT Lansing. Detroit and East ~ q $ m
EAuress i0r Lansing. DftrQil and Lasi 70 ~ b fn
NAL for Alma. "a leu aud -agiuag - 81 4 m
Past kxp. Tor Detroit. Acwl ora and
Boston .......-.. ..... ............-..sf sf p 3 m
AEFrsr.
Nal from Saginaw aia Say CITY. so q m
Mai from LANSING Detroit and East fl. i9 3 rn
Fast lxp. from LaAslug. Detroit aad
the Ast ........-...... co. 2 m
Express IRON Lansing and Detroit $50 4 m
E1rress FROM saginaw ia. Lous and
AimiA. $40 81 b n
'Dauy. fbsiiy. - cerf sunday.
Ihe shortest line 81 Detroit and tasf. Ee
Fsaf psrior cars between Detroit sna Grand
Rapids
Solid irairs hefwfen Grand Rapids and Sac
nav Two solic tfafnf between ersnf Zap
ids aid Dftrot. ifaNnr Grand Rapids - "A
m and 9 - In. and leaving Detroit LIS m
arr % = m.
For tickefs ano Information sppiy sf unio1
ticket pficf. 81 Monroe "a. and aieu ofg5t-
GEoHgE DEhssEn. Gen. Pass AL
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

feais All utilsr> aal's a. fepl SUNDAY
Taxing efirtf S,Ndas, Jas it leN>
Sleeping cars eu ftctc Fna Atlantic Ia
Presses O. and from ffIruii fariuf csfs van
on Day kxfress ano Crane hhPies Express io
and from Detroit Direct eanufrf ems made
81 Defreli with a. fhreueh trans Hast Tlfs
tts ca sale ~ lnIoD Jickrt Ofiine t7 Nolroe-
81. ana ~ Duion d pot
fHKp ~ fR!Ga5. Osu1 AL, as Nonrae-st.
Q. v. hJ0GLEs. q. T. and ]. AL ChicaEe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

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s-i1s-Ire - rsss ren~es rsnrrf ~Itr reFts
vssr~tess Ttv-~ = se~F fte fi~etirs rt~irlv
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faf - s~e - strfae~ta. E1EzF f-ste< fs~Ts s-~-z
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
CHICAGO A WEST MICHIGAN RAILWAY.
October 8. issN.

m. fTain--uo extra rharrr for seats
Trains lesvine Ofttrh knp d. ~ ! O' , m aud
III sa "a rfin tHroufh 10 Chicago soIG.
Combination slceriur and narior cars he-
tween graud Rapids and Indianapolis On
Might Express trains
THrouEu siteprrs 20 and from Chicago on
Night Express trains.
cop m train from Chicago connects with
train leaving erand haHidt a. ID 81 q "a which
= a. sifeper fOf traverse CITY ~ . fr train
Dom Chicago and ~ , M train from arsne
Rspids have sEner crawi ng room buffet cars
81 d5 . m tram Ias 81 oIgt iree pariof CO.. 20
MANS &c via NJ. and y. 4. A. n.