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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
MANY DEFENDANTS.
Fifty-one Persons Sued by One for 1hirt,
Dollars.

Fifty-one Persons Sued by One for Thirty
- Dollars.
A somewhat novel suit is now pend
ing in Justice Hydorn's court involving
the pecuniary responsibility of a volun-
tary local benefit association, unincor-
pOrated.
The employees Of the Bissell Carpet
Sweeper Company have formed a sick
benefit association among themselves,
comprising two classes of beneficiaries.
Class 3 pay 80 cents per month, and, IN
case of disability, draws benefit OF s.
per week. Albert w. Parker, member
of the association, was taken sick and
drew his stipend for several weeks, and
then assayed TO go to work. But the
event proved that his ambition was
premature, and he was again laid up.
But his brethren assumed TO think the
latter illness all put on. and they not
only refused 10 pay MS weekly allow
ance. but expelled him irregularly from
the ASSOCIATION for uOn-payment OF
dues. Inasmuch as the ASSOCIATION Is
unincorporated IL was necessary 10
serve summonses upon the entire mem
bership. beginning with Eugene u. Van
TaSsel and going through exactly fifty
others. Parker sued for $50 back pay
and for damages for his expulsion.
Yesterday was the day set for trial,
but the court failed TO materialize at
the appointed hour, and the case stands
adjourned under the statute for two
weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
ExPEcFIAG MILLIONS.
fhs oFs<r F4assty - Grasd kapias Ds-
sias ~ n 49, - Lsss~F

fks oFs<r faasstg - Graad kapi4s ls~-
stas - N.t - lsss~F
A PES SPED q activity seSns 70 h2se
hEeken eos Recently among the csle-
tfated orseg iamiiy, hsFs Ia tals soen-
~ % uatold uilloas ia the neither
iAaas. tes people & TINS psdl gree are
seattefea All over The coaniry. bat
Grand kspads seeus - be tie center IL
tne most recent activity.
1Ae story l. tat atout the year j. .
oFle Arthur oIseE i,yed and died Ia Hol-
land, se4Fl0g a. lmnaense fortune - 3
nUNeeF OF neirs then settled ia and
&foua4 Kingston. canada. since tnat
day aota Tie family and the fortune
nave increased until the former has
reached hundreds and ghe latter, mil
hons Tie m0st Trustworthy estimates
place TIE amount between tweaty snd
tnlgty milllous ot dollars. All the Or
Sers found IN tie Grand Rapids difcc-
tory are among the heirs OF this prop
eEEy and they are nov moving 70 secure
the.r wealth.
pom the death OF tie original
Arthur, IN 1910. the story goes, one
Lord Dunscolnb WAS sent 20 Canada by
the Holland government 10 look up the
hers. The utied gentleman started out
all Fsght, Dut IA view Of the increasing
nOstltles among the nations at that
time, and the consequent dangers 10
nOn-cOmhatantS As well as 10 enemies,
he backed out OF the journey the
moment ne touched the shores OF the
New World, returned 10 Holland and
threw up his commission. And there
the matter has rested ever since. Now,
however, certain OF the heirs IN tins
country have determined 10 have the
matter looked up.
A meeting was held last week at the
Morton House, az which time certain
prellmlnarles were taken not amount
ing 10 definite action, ana owing 10 the
absence OF certain members of the
family, whose presence was particularly
desired, the meeting adjourned for !
week. The hope has been 10 investi'
gate, IN quiet way, and send com
petent lawyer TO Holland to carry out
the necessary measures TO secure TIM
vast fortune. There are very many
knowing ones who believe that wheI
you look upon any person, male OF
female, whose veins carry Orser blood
you are looking upon a millionaire.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
MIXED IN THE SHUFFLB.
Aid. stebbins says He IL Being Hounded
by strikers

Tnasmuch as Mayor Uhl has ce-
clined the nomination for Governor,
am not going TO run for County Urea
surer," remarked Aid. stebbns yester-
day with all the solemnty Of an
oyster.
What's that" exclaimed several in
chorus.
"Well, its just this; Ny cognomen
IS Andrew J Stebbins, and there is
another chap who bears the name OF
Charles u. Stebhns few 1ays ago
Charles ID. was nominated for County
Treasurer. and ever since my Office
has been crowded with ward strikers
Mo are iust bounding the life oct Of
me- When I tell them I'm not the
fellow they Won't believe me. and ten
times out Of nine they 70 away swear
iug vengeance. Why. Il this tang
keeps on Charles p. Won't be heard
froa after election day next Novem-
ber Again, they keep striking me for
zsrs every tine they meet me on
the street. They icy for me when !
leave the house n the morn inz. ard ]
tell you they are not gv.ng IRE q
chance tor my White alley a. al Tbs
taing has got - stop. OF else VII take
4 VACATION until after election.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
Make No ERROR

ffyou have made mp your
mind that you need medical
assistance. employ only the
best. Go at once TO DIR. -.
Clay Todd, A3 Monroe-st /.
room 4, Grand Rapids. Mich.
He will save you much eX-
pensc and loss of time. Dr.
Todd's hospital and other
experience i'm foreign coun-
tries, together with las
purely vegetable and harm
less remedies imported di-
rectly from those countries.
aud % years special prac-
tice i'm the largest cities in
the United States, render
him peculiarly fitted for the
work Of curing apparently
hopeless cases.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
Objects 70 the Trap.

The following extracts from letter
written bv a Greenbacker TO his organ,
are interesting;
GAS one of the oldest Greenbackers
of Kent, | would like to
address few lines in regard
TO the address published by the county
committee in the Leader, 10 the Green
hackers of Kent county. | and other
Greenbackers IN this town are opposed
to that address, and for that reason |
did not call a caucus 10 nominate dele
gates TO the convention. Ii a Green
lack convention had been called IT
would have been fully represented by
the town of Oakfeld. II seems to me
that the county committee intend to
deliver the Greenhsckers of Kent over
10 the Democratic party. They will
find It to be a pretty difficult thing TO
accomplish. We Greenbackers up here
are not quite ready to be swallowed up
by the Democratic party. And | want
10 say TO every honest Greenbacker of
Kent county, not to allow himself to be
drawn into such trap, but to stand on
neutral grounds.
LOUIS GoTTlNc,
Chairman OF the Town Committee.
Oakheld Center, sept. 8, 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Our cloak opening of new novelties IN
fall and winter cloaks, consisting OF
jackets in maliasse, cheylots. cheyerOns.
Melton beavers, Astrachan, dog skln,
and plush; short wraps in plush. NAL
tasse, and corkscrews; Newmsrkets of
all descriptions and styles; plush and
Astrachan Sacques. Our advance sale
of plush garments has been beyond our
greatest expectations, and viii continue
through this week. II you desire 10
buy cloak Of any kind tins season,
whether now or three or four months
from now. we certainly want YOU 10 sec
the handsome garments we show. III
connection with our cloak opening OF
cloth garments, we shall also show from
one of the leading and larges. fur man
ufacturers IN tins country full line OF
handsome fur garments astrachan, sea.
and mink capeS of ali kinds.
Ii you have fur garment, cap, mui
or cape, which you desire repaired
bring il with you. We will estimate the
cost of the labor for yoE and you car
have il done for you at once.
We want you TO see our garments
whether you wish 10 buy or not.
NoIGr. HERPoLsHETMER & Co.
Retail, ~, so and So Monroe-st.
Wholesale, As, 50 and 81 Ottawa-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

The man Who hugs = melon home
And nuds 10 isn I ripe
IL ye-y aps % thiRk some words
That look Ike these @---
- --- ~ -- Ia type.
tD0n a smooth banana peel
A deacon chanced 10 tread.
A here f--
--f - ---- brief shorthand report
Oi UnAt tne deacon said.
chicago Post.
on Wednesday last. Bob Kennedy
Assiiled bold Mathew Quay.
And this -
f--- IS what he thought about
Himself on yesterday
When 10 November. Warwick ends
Mckinley - elected,
N0ull hear him whisper - -
f--Fs 10 himself.
What else could DC expected.
The men who MORTGAGE life itself
FOR county once TAT
And nnd the once lean. remark
f--- ~--- z --- -
or something just Ike that.
columbus Dispatch.
And when a man IN these ere parts
His name doth fnd In print.
He 0pes his mouth il'--sl(-
..sft4s---- with words like these
And puts his foot right int.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
7, R. Renwick { Co,
12s Monroe-st.

There never was q time IN
the world when things were
made so well as now-Sosze
things.
There never was a time
when things were sold 50
acceptably-S0we things.
Take the Kabo corset for
instance OF both.
If it breaks It's "bones in
a year you go 10 the store
where you bought it and get
your money back.
Elf it kinks its "bones
and rolls up. as most Of the
corsets do OF women q GER
tain forms. you get your
money back.
If it slips or shifts ITS
" bones, you get your
money back.
II it doesn't suit you. after
wearing a week or two. back
you go to the store and get
your money.
There's a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
CUcLso CoEss1 Co. Chicago s1c Sev YORK
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
ons-H.lf Fare Hoaas seekers kxo0HsAsn
~o@xh.

Those contemplating = trip IL The
neN south, f0r pleasure OF IN quest 81
new fields ot labor, should not faa q
write 10 OF call on any agent OF the
Queen and Crescent Route. 1his line
viii on September and q ano October
IA sell round trip tickets ~ al points IN
Tennessee, georgia, Alabama, Alssis-
spni, louisiana. Florida, Arkansas and
Texas. al one fare Tor the Mound TRIP.
Tickets good thirty days for return.
Four express trans leave Grand Central
Depot, Cincinnati, IA ly, with through
sleeping cars for Hartman, Cardih
lockwood, Chattanooga, Alfalfa, BIZ
mingham, Meridian, New Orleans and
Jacksonville, Florida.
Making connection with through
sleeper Chattanooga % Jackson and
Nleksburg. Miss. THIS Is your oppor
tGnity 10 visit the booming south. The
fail is the time 10 see Il. September
and October are pleasant mcnths L
travel. BE sure aud ask fOT rates and
tickets VIA Queen and Crescent Route
or address ID. q. Edwards, G.. L. and I
A, Cincinnati, o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

knNkLE-Af Denver. Cole. September Z. 0f
consumption. Miss Blanche u. h0Akle, 81 al
saonia. torHlerlg at this elts.
lae remains sill be broaght 60 this city for
iufermeag Notice % funeral hereafter.
C0RrENHOk-At MS residence. - straight
st.. sunday lnofaigZ. september Z. lssU. James
4. tartenhof. ass - years.
Funeral % be held tom Ms residence. Tues
dag ,eptemb Der g. a. O'Clock p. n.
HATHBJ Mrs. Caroline katbbUn. AZ the
rrsid~ace of her da1zhteF. Mrs. Loretta
N 8rms. 8l L4zFaFe-sts aged ~ years
PaRSONS-A. Parsons. Of 6aines.
Fuaeral this morning at $50. at -. Al.
drex's Mr. Parsons vas % years 0ld. having
beea born iu Vermont. November -. lbs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
Masonic Notlce.

A special communication Of Valley
City Lodge No. so. F. and A. NJ, will he
neld at Masonic Hall, on Tuesday. Sep
tember Q, 1890, at | o'clock y. m. sharp,
for the purpose of attending the funeral
of deceased brother. James {. Cor.
tenhof. Funeral at the late residence
Of the deceased. 27s Straight ST. at . p.
m. The fraternity will march to the
residence, and carryalls viii be in at
tendance TO convey the attending broth.
ers TO Valley City Cemetery, the place
of burial. BY order of the W. NJ,
j. \. DAVIS. Sec'y.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

The Central labor Tnion he'd IS
annual election of ofsoers Iasf ever ~.
The resuie vas as follows President.
F n. tsas, president. Geo. Peeps
recording ard roTresrorf ~ =aeretsfr.
Prank MePhin lDs. fnanc.s secretary
John Nsvallne. treasurer. ~ L
trainer seTscaat-st t-arsus Lnas Car
Tenter, hoard az trustees. RI. D. Carr.
y : klsTorns HesTy Mccarthy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
SOM Slate

Discussion among the delegates 70 the
Democratic state Convention relative
30 available csn8 dates. hss developed
6en. T8nls. of Grand Rapids, for Leu
.ant-tfoveruor the inclination for
supreme Justice e m the direction of
Judge Newton. - Fhnt. while tne de-
teFminsGon appears 60 - - pace the
tressareFship N the I pper Peninsula.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

:. l.. Dairy, OF ESQ Chorry-st.. near
the boulevard. attended the minstrel
show last evening, and left his horse
snd buggy h.schei OF Pesrl-st. Wien
the show wss over, the horse vas gore.
It was a smsll pony with a stripe iT, the
ace. and the buggy was phseion built.
arriving two lamps.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

The Grand Rapids & Indiana Rail
road Company Will sell Harvest Excur
sion tickets September . and . and
October II TO points south, southwest
west and northwest at one fare for the
round trip; tickets good for return
within thirty days. For tickets and
further information. apply 70 Aim
quist. at Union station, or Geo. W.
Munson, City Ticket Office.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

A drive well AZ Fsh lake has struck
petroleum. but nos 70 sufficient GUAM
tity - cause any excitement. C.l has
been fognd st severai places n the
state. bllt not ia SUFFICIENT quantity to
ke proEtable-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

1as <hssaa fI.kllS.s 81 tass cssy haxe
aepsosea thelr socsosaFs 81 f.se sNk
benefit le&gas. koteFs 5. Ai.les. ard
elected ] ?. Payne. of lAeiEost. Ia hss
Nseee. Itae meEateTs ot tse orter dlsl
nes Ike Atsles' tssS0esS Rnetaesas, sasa
TAX ~ saspenalng hlua tnom tcA
order
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
&c Dc d HistarT s.. 8.

Ii D1s1 u 1-4o-1@ -f -
iasT-DeasA a SaHam ~ eosasssror
eatzls ~ Els1Iea, saere t-e 7cosea 4iAss
5aales - 1La1 lis eaief a.eias Fe1e si--A
izze priace sagsai-ss sssslapaFte s9a - -si'ii-s
bs1Fa.
l11--.3lzta 4 1rzua D.1s sr.ztzrie< * ne.if-
i1ts~fi fiEzsx Iirs ts Aic-af - zeree s-'Ps - -
f34l.es, Aoas - -
tsso-C 1-lf1rEia 1.iIsslft-l aso tne snien- Ftss-
ave r1Fe siii fa14e-
lss7 s5cnenl sn1nestg aroeialaaef - ne fr-st.
dcuL
IssG-beafa - slf Fr-teriek s@aes. srsea azar
7a1s.lgF cosfo1
Is78.-Vietor uaEo published a. a1dress = Ehe
fisrnlAas sVpe4ilEs - t1Af ff1l-fnAl seaai'
nests
Is7s-sia4mer E.laisox srsfzed % lake as-n--
eals ~ 8ges losf
lset-Fidal Eages desfrcfed maeh properly ca
staten slaad coaeJ fsiaad s1d alocz ine
EtsasI
fsca eearis 1efezEed . l'usnor o. 1e Thames
Rlser. znxiasd. son scrit enanElonslia-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Al insane Woman, Nho s&ys asr name
ls AaTs f1ael, MAS oroagai ~ tnas cay
fTcm bowne township yesterday. she
las been wandering abo0t there Tor seS-
efai DAYS and refuses 70 sAy where she
came fFom she Vas iodEed m lad Ano
TIE county ofsclals Vii enaeavouT u
learn here shs belongs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
Miss blanche Konkie succombs 80 Con
sumption Away Prom Home

News was received in this city from
Denver yesterday, announcing the
death of Miss Blanche Konkle. Of Gale.
donna. The deceased was the Youngest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Kon-
kle. and had gone 10 Colorado some
time since, IN the hope Of finding re-
lief from pulmonary consumption
Mss Koukle vas vell knovn by a large
circle Of friends IN this city. " whom
she was highly esteemed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Peckhan's Group Remedy cures
whooplng Cough
like ny nifs n nee Pozzo1i' soorn-
uisrson Powder because lt improves nsT
j,,ogs. and - - fragrant az vIo,ets-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

WAa1tseros. SsEt. s.-Eor Aaehss1a1
-k4ir. prseedsd ~ lsAt Taln q soata-
western porslon * Losses A.ca ga
1insis geaex4ily sool1sssy WaEmeE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

The serni-annual meeting ~ the
Grand Rapids Dlstrict Teachers Asso-
cation will be held sept. l3. II ? o clock
a. m. at the West Michigan University.
Officers vii DC elected snd work planned
for tie coming yea. Al teschers Iu
the ASSOCIATION are earnestly requested
To be prc sent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Don't fail TO visit the clock depart
ment.
VoIGr. HEEroLsHEINER 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
ottawa Bea.h.

After TO-DAY. sept. :, a. rail connec-
ton 10 and from ottsws Beach VII be
discontinued. The steamer Nacataws
will connect with all day trains at Bol-
land until sept. Is inclusive.
va. A. GAvETT.
Acting GEM Pass. Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Remember that II. J. Doornink is tho
popular bookseller, and his prices the
lowest. l6 North Division.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

D.J. Doornink, Is North Division-si.
has on hand an immense stock 81
books.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Don't fail to visit the clock depart.
ment.
Vofsr, HEBro1sHEIwER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Is made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Take your lame horses 70 DR.. Con
KEYS Inirmsry, g5-7 kent-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Anchor Brand are the best. Ask your
grocer for them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Don't fail TO visit the clock depart
ment.
NoIGT, HERPoLsHEIMER * Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Call on Mack. % Csnal-ss. Cabinets
81 per dozen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Don't fail to visit the clock depart
ment.
NoIGT, HERHoLsnEINER 4 co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
A SAD DEATH.

Chairman OF the Town Committee.
Oakfeld Center, sept. s, 1890.
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! General 9ilfreo s.. SerrD.

9tep oaUen, CONT, 16. 0eSember.-
Sreuet.@eueralmajor 9llfreo $5. SerrD uon
Der Sunoesarnee, 1T beute friib gsltOrbeu.
Der General lit ldou leit Drel 5Ghreu oil
Srigbt'id)er JGerenfrantbelt, unb lelu 500
fam OaBer nldt uuerpartet. Seit ieinem
III 1888 erfoIgteu lustrltt aus Dem attluen
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2&a bington, ,. s., 16. 2e3ember.-
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Sefebl, mel6er Der 2lrmee Den ; oo be5 &C.
meral5 Serrp AMI Oie iiblife 9Seiie autiiu<
bigt nn0 Den Serpleniten oeS &eritorbeuen
III Sltrgerfrle9e, lomie ip0ter ais Seiehls=
haber 0er Requirements 8irglnlen. 9atotl
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glQuien0e SrauOur aus. @e erbielt flir ielnt
tapiere 6altuag BET jeuer gelegenbeit elu
9antesootum Des Gonsreiie6 uuo muroe
sum &eneral=Ofalor Der SoloutGre, iome
Sum Srt9aoe9enerol III oer regul0rcn 2trs
NEE btt0rOtrt.
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0rnnnucr SfanSnL. Wroicn.

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Niarfs, ,6erauSqebar0 Der rE,uanClal-9}ems."
murOe hcuIe I'll lcln1m &u}WreHprNi'Ne Aes
gen Sec. y. &utCrFtjo U0m &nrGh peg
2ebteren eiusm &rtn,uarhOr unteaporeH.
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gouoou autam, mn ger;uAe AIlttel bate,
beilrttt lt0cd), Ole llar 0eS Nru. &0ppsl PER-
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@citere Sanferotte.
Gr:Sunocsieuatpr @auaee bon geunintpa=
nie,, mad,t YIeitc.-SIspcniion einer Taz
tiomalbanf in Safuta.

Gleurfieto, 9u., 16. 9esember. -
Die yGlearfieie. .@ountp- 8anf," Gt9cntbum
bes Grs s9unoeslenat0rs ySm. u. gSuilace,
id)!oB btnte Sormttta] ibre Sbiiten, uub :.
g. q. Mc@arroQ, 2S. 6. 9Sauace Hnp u.
s. Smtb Ilnb III Ilplnataren ernannt
mor0en Gtue !6gpotbef auf @ruroel9eus
tbum im oreifad)eH Setragc Der 0epontsn
iidJert Die 9epoittoren aeqen Serlult. Hal@
ina $3.50 900, Aftpa $3.50, 900. 9aplo Y.
SrebS, poriitenoer gidter fir GltarHelo=
Gountp mo Sdplegeruater Ses 81 Sena-
tors 9Sallace, hat ebenfal5 etne uebertra<
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0eneu Gerionen gebDrgteS @elO gum Se<
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