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The Globe-republican., 1890-07-30
THE ODD CLOCK.

It stands thar in the corner
Whar. It stood for sixty year.
With its big white face a-smilin'
An its brass weights shi2in' clear;
An il pears as If some secrut
Sortuh hangs 'twi.: it an me,
For l never pass the sta 'rway
'Cept 1t winks right knowingly.
Time fetched homo my Mirandy-
JinlSs. how well mind the day,
Old clock sized her up. an then, sirs,
OMIT banged like it would say:
~ Poorly little crittur. amt she:
n!her buanit full O. flowers,
With them curls in two big punches
Fallin' round each ear in showers"
When the twins was born, Samanthy,
An her brother, Henry Clay,
Tibet old time piece like to busted,
Fahly buzzed itself away.
Folks lowed tibet it needed 'ilIn'.
Sho! I knowed twas unly JOY
-'Cuz it sensed the breckenridge
Had bran new cyril an boy!
So We understand each other,
Me an tibet old clock. low
When my time comes an I'm toted
Throo the hallway. still an slow.
Thet bright face will bc0m upon me,
Whisp'rin', as they pack me by;
''Cheer up. Israel! you're unly
Dead; an most folks hes to die
Eva Wilder McGlasson, in Judge.
The Globe-republican., 1890-07-30
A BRAZILIAN LUXURY.
Apt to Kill If Eaten and to Burn II Ham
died, Yet Very Refreshing.


died. Yet Very Refreshing.
A Sun reporter found himself in \
crowd that stood staring into fruit
store window the other day. In the
window, hanging by a string, was some
thing that locked like big Bartlett
pear, except that its color was deep red.
On tho big end of the fruit was pulpy
looking protuberance. Pushing his way
into the store and pointing to the
strange fruit in the window, the re-
porter asked the dealer:
''What kind of pear is that"
''It's no kind Of a pear" replied tho
fruit man. Its Brazilian caju."
''Oh. indeed" said the reporter.
Eyes" replied the dealer, that's q
caju, and it's tho only one in the city,
guess. It's curious kind of fruit, too.
for while it is one of tho most delight
fully cool and refreshing of delicacies
it will make you deathly sick. and may be
kill you, if you eat it. The Brazilian
caju wasn't made to be eaten. You havo
to drink it to properly enjoy it,
'Ah" said the reporter. "What are
the habits of this peculiar fruit?"
WELL" said tho custodian of the
caju, ''that one in the window is what
they call garden caju because it is a
cultivated one. but it grows wild. very
wild. They make a claret wine out Of
the wild caju down in Brazil that the ma
tives dote on 1t will stand you on
your head in less than ten minutes.
The cultivated fruit sometimes turns
out rcd like that ono, but it is also apt
to be yellow, and perhaps pink. The
ways of the caju are in no way in
fluenced by its color, though. A red
one can't discount pink one, and yell
low one is as much of thoroughbred as
either of tho others. The pulp of the
most luscious orange isn't half as tempt
ing as the inside Of the caju, but the
caju pulp is poison. Juice is what tho
caju is for. I'll bet that red ono yonder
has more than pint of juice in it. and
if you ever tasted it you'd mover let go
until you engulfed the whole of it
There's nothing finer. The swell Bra
lillian sucks the juice out of a caju every
morning before breakfast"
''What does the caju wear that ro-
settle for on its big end?" asked the re-
porter.
''Well, that isn't exactly rosette,"
replied the fruit-dcaler, but it looks
like one, doesn't it? That is the
seeds of the fruit. They arc put on
the outside to make room for more juice
inside. suppose, and for another very
important reason. If they grew on the
inside the sucking of caju would be
followed by the instant and complete
humiliation of the suckers stomach.
You can't see the seeds because they
are covered up by pulp. That pulp has
Juice of its own, and wherever it hap
pens to touch your flesh a big blister
will rise up and burrow itself into the
flesh like tho burning head OF a parlor
match. They don't seem to mind it
down in Brazil, though"
do yoo intend to introduce the caju
in our markets." asked the reporter.
"Well. we had thought of it somo."
said the fruit dealer. but l have an
idea that We can't hope to make luxu-
~ popular up here that is liable to kill
you if you eat it and burn you up il you
handle it. I'd like to have quart Of
caju juice right now, though. all the
same."-N. y. Sun.
The Globe-republican., 1890-07-30
The Court Poet Must Go.

Discussion still continues in various
journals as to the poet best fitted to fill
the post Of laureate after Lord Tenny.
son. have my suggestion to make. 1t
is that this ridiculous Office be abolished.
for what can be more absurd than that
a Prime Minister, who. perhaps. knows
nothing Of poetry, and cares. if posi-
BILE, less, should suddenly be called upon
to decide between the conflicting claims
of q crew of versifiers. each wOrshiped
by . select band of literary toadies. and
none likely to be remembered beyond
nominis umbra 100 years hence. Poetry
really immortal is the rarest OF products;
poetry fairly good is drug in the mar
ket- Poetry and ofiicialdom are sntago-
nistic. A court poet should go the way
Of the court bufoon.-LondOn Truth
The Globe-republican., 1890-07-30
An Interesting Interview.

Clerk-If you please. sir, I shall have
to ask you to excuse mo for the rest of
the day. / have just heard of-er-an
addition TO my family.
Employer-Is that's 50, Penfold? What
is it. boy or girl?
Clcrk-Well, sir. the fact is-er-
somewhat embarrassod), it's two boys.
EmplOyer-Twins, eh? Young man.
I'm afraid you are putting on too many
hcirs.-Munscy's Weekly.
The Globe-republican., 1890-07-30
II have no. Eo,xe,+ ,o, ;. .;.,...

II have not looked upon it hisherte
as an occasion OF rejoicing" said Mr.
Knowles nevertheless I will Grant
your request"
Il suppose I've got to go now,- said
Jimmy. climbing cut Of the clock.
but. Mr. Diane. il you really have any
soul about you. drop me . postal-card
when you've fixed the date Of your wed.
ding. 1t won't DO any trouble at all:
and for Heavens sake, don't let me get
beaten on my own story"
what date shall we put on the card,
Bessie?' asked Lawrence.
Il don't know" protested Bessie. hid
ing her face Il never was good at
dates when 1 went to school. You'd
better fix it yourself"
LET me Sec" Lawrence said, reflect
lively; Yesterday was the twentieth?"
Yes
''And tomorrow will he the twenty
second?-
''Of course"
''Wefl. in that case. would avoid ex-
tremes and suggest the t'Senty-first."
'1You mix me all up with your arith-
metic." said Bessie, frouning prettily.
>-Oh! dear: why. it's to-day. No. really
can't think of such an awful hurry. You
know I've given away all my dresses,
Lawrence. But on the twenty-frst Of
next month, if you please"
Lawrence" said Uncle Sanford,
''when look at the woman YOU will
marry I cease to doubt your sanity,
and
''And begin to doubt hers. suppose"
Lawrence broke in. ''You are mistaken,
uncle. She is the only woman l ever
met who was level-headed enough to
recognize a truly good man under a
ragged coat. say this modestly, but
I'm ready to stick to it"
1t may DO interesting to record, in
conclusion. that the pension which
Drane had promised to the reformed
couple was always paid promptly on tho
first of every month. Within q year,
however, q series of inheritances raised
them far above thu necessity for any
such charity. Eut they kept right on
drawing it just the same, and thus by a
little harmless dishonesty varied the
monOtony of their otherwise exemplary
lives, wisely avoiding that excessive
virtue to which progressive good fortune
is the only real temptation in this world.
TIE END.
The Globe-republican., 1890-07-30
CHAPTER n.

THI REWARD OF TIE WICKED.
Rev. Mr.. Knowles was nothing If not
hospitable. When this unlimited COM
pany invaded his humble but com.
The Globe-republican., 1890-07-30

Mosr women marry because othel
women marty.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09
Loyal AdYica.

A lawyer and q farmer met in a
Grand Rapids restaurant since election.
The lawyer was an ardent Republican.
The farmer was an anything-for-a-
change Patron of Industry. The
farmer commenced = TRADE against the
Mckinley tariff law, because il had
raised the price of everything the
farmer had TO buy.
How much DO you pay for this dim
ner:' asked the lawyer.
twenty-five cents, said the farmer.
80 do l." added the lawyer.
"but It takes nifty pounds of hay to
pay IT." grOwled the farmer.
Then why IN - don't YOU stay at
home and eat the hayg IL will last
longer returned the lawyer.
And there was silence in that restau-
rant for the period OF 'steen minutes.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09
TOWER
Employment Bureau
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
RooNs AND . TowEE sLoos.

DE00LlA .i,F0prletors
WAs.s i-ss.s as.s ssss.sls.s sas
~eoa eaters. beys. 4 ysa srs eai = ssrk
caz4r Is.
NVANTED-Fem&.s Help ; xris 10 gen
" era Aoass~osA. sIlAaE serl1Ai4S l@1a-
4re<s. / sisGssf&Eaeg.
1.sos SAIE.-Is sos.ns u.an VITA sze easA, e
bay 5 iniereS. 81 krVcery AID srs Eoees
stock Ia rapidly tmPreft0E pat II the a. y
fsaUta eudii rcAslni4. pATti.ef A@s hAa tc&fs
experience kes4 estAs4isilo@ easaasss tsf
s14r 11S-
L0K SALE on RxCuANGE-sos acres Of had.
~ m4es irom tue eits itlA peaches A.
peaI1 ~ zgples k0o4 bulldogs
E0k SALE- le room messe en- south l.2iay.
sfte-sl sooaefa aalsA- ezois cars I'm -
TIE door P.sce t-S9A-
L'oR EXCHAN8E-sl acres twe miles from
SAa~zt4eE. A1o peach trees bearing, =
standard year trees "a cheers. = - Pc =
plaes. ~ seosoers-es sees :! stfa@bsffiea
good housc ana tArh, Price so.
NOR sALE-a r0oas house ga L3Eraye-sI near
NenAafH-aYc. near boit cAOls ane electric
ear Iacs Win a1 modera Improvements
Price sis-0 easy teIinA
EOR SALE OK EXCHANGE-lBo Boston Mass
a rne - room house ga Easiest large les.
city water. furlacs. Snd al Modern Improve
wents 10 exchange tor dwelling IA Boston.
ASsS
L0R SALE OR EXCHANG E-lg1 acre farm Il
beech and maple timber. 81 room br.ez house
large basement barn AID ether out bUild.NEs
10 exchange Tor citN property.
L'OR sAl.E-li-ro0m house ga EAST Brdge-st.
Il iurnGCe. sewer. city water corner lot al a
hnely mashed. price 800. easy rvfmS.
l.OR SALE Ok EACHAASE-sFoo room house
l. ala lAr-e Garner let, room tor Hnethrf
house oU lot. un Two grades streets. MA seh-
ers. ETC.. 80 racnanEe Tor farm would assume
some membranes.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
III ergy ~ Sums - suit. h05inso aAds. Tower
block.
not SIS aud rooms 10 renfi also = number o.
II good tenants ~sntlng 20 rrafs hauE -
your keys Rooms and =. Ioser block.
DEGOLIA BROS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09

We oTer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of CatarTh that can
not Re cured by taxing Halls Cassrrh
cure.
T. J. CHESNEY. a CO. Props,
Toilette. o..
We. the undersigned. have known F.
J. Caenney for me lxst Is wears, and
believe him perfectly honorable N al
business transact and financially
abe % carry out any obi cations made
by their firm.
West g TrusK. Wholesale Drugg SIS.
Toledo. oui0. WsidinE. Kinusn 3 Mar
yin. wholesale DruEEsss. Toledo, Ono.
Hal CstArrh Cure = taken internal
III. scGnx directly upou ne Blood sud
mucous surface Of the system. Price,
&c per bottle. Sod ~ al aruzg' "a.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09

nwENe - TnKAekENl.K4 Bill. presalas
- tks prios ~ NJ lsls = 81 - - t~i'sse b.
fere neal "a - cal sat parel.Ass 49,, =
fhe t8r4f lAkes eaeef. - - t'fSttA, l-efe,i >
eeck. ofnesiir - 81 helet
i. o. SAI.k . EaA9-.sssrs ~ ~ k4ss
hriA2t.st., MA BE Ter eSnefe stopA ~ 80
= tcatel 81. N. - Alteh, as - Nss. 4r<a.
EAsl fullea a. Aiss $40 s.>. 80 Ana q -
- isse- faisls hfsA s'
WlIl1AA ). GlIRERF. general raAl esisss
SD = exoh4nee Aonsy - can al ead
s'e 'ns oalos opeG evenings hoetA = SEA
esme baii1iss. Sa
Isak SAl.K-A rios residence -Nrz ssne 4.
NaT erots iOf s4se atf rrsioeA,t. ettAei
~ aShtAs tsn &aa lziassttr.ets : fsiss.sAat
ut.fncz a. kep1 tsls .ifsi hti,-s tAesicih coti-
tenisnees W D. sois cnetfl 20 I. $40
Eok kAlB-Ay nsx home No a Frrrace
avs, losi south 81 n eal4hT. eAe Al tiis
rrestiesi sites and heSi ntikhh.lheoes IA tlie
cts ~ meaern Improvements aAa sen rse4s
] iiafr eat dpNA tie lrice toltf hulnfo4 II.
lsrs snd aner a fof sals lef 500 h
hacaan4n. LeaxAra siook. reenas SA1 q All
IF0R sAFK Nes n.Feoa hsase "a IerEsoe
Il aHs between Lawn Canu Ane fiiit-@tr.-
hrick eel luTakce ccnt utca ccliAf un1tf entire
housf seurr city vale, Ciattfh. kAs. fAttri
ilie hoafst. tas window satsidt chlm aes ART
staT2 finished iA panelea e@h. inst.t e.a.~tt
maftie iRtaforf Sno bath tut WIN het ala
oeia vater lsl lexisa. sr@doa, seaaca, sard
natuf&l esks honse tHiit 81 No J materials at
through price sst4s . - pea noA ~. Zee
s-roon house 81 faras ave- Nith ~ meaern
mssts scsut lsls ou Paris, c. ltse aal Iei.
Ta,.-axe 81 IRON $50 g. $50 tharlCs N.
IaiiS lrdyAra b eek foarl-st- entrance,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09
WINANS & OWEN
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
g AND Il T0WER pL0CK.


Telephone . ...---.-~. ~
YTANTED-Femsle liep-Four dlningrOon
W gir.s. Laundry giiiS, general Gifit.
small families. Vases from s. 10 50 y0uns
girls fer places IN tAc conniry, with privilege
o. going to school. Ladies PaTlor. Tower
block.
WANTED Male II elp-Two fremen. scroll
W saNycrs, bar boy, boy - help ia Ia
tory. several agents. and Tower block.
TOR SALE-A Groom house. with pantry and
closets. In q good he guDorhood on Center
S.. only si-00.
DOR SALE-An s-room house on Turner-st..
lot ~ l3o. only 500.
TOR SALE-A bsrgaini only $3.50 for a r.
Il room house. large lot. OF Turner-st.
E0R SALE-Three vacant lots on Turner.
500.
TOR SALE-5O K 100 feet on West Bridge. SIS
per foot.
TlO EXCHANGE-A 40-acre farm at $1,000. a
good team $50. and some cash. 10 ez-
change for a drug stock, grocery stock. boots
and shoes or hardware. or VIII trade Tor d
small grlst mill. stone run.
GtrQ0 WILL BUY an s-room house; nicely
V1fVO finished very convenient on Trow-
C1-0O FOR nice s-room house on Center
= w ST.. will exchange for house and lot
on West Side.
TOR SALE-Only $3.50 for 7-room house.
pantry and closets. on Highland-aye.; large
lot; two more houses cogld be built on IL;
terms easy; 4 bargain.
5000 FOR aneat lite house on Lincoln
ceOOV St; lot 4gx2lT; terms easy.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A good S-room
A. house on MedisOn-aye.i good BARN large
lot: will take vacant lots in east or south part
of city. ] new house on Cass-sf. Znice lots on
Cass sta bargain. / on James. siU00. ] NJ
500. Some large lots on hill out South Dlyi-
son-st., $3.50.
GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE-We have nice
" clean little stock Of staple groceries well
located I'm the city. 10 exchange Tor vacant
lots; sickness In the family the cause: invoices
about $1,000.
TWO general stocks. dry goods stock 5000, 2
Il drug stocks, hardware stocks. livery
stocks IN city.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09

an prepared again - s6mi e ster
Eurkiss and Russian baths - TIE AIDES
eisha full crew q atteudsrts every
TUESDAY afsruoan ard evening md
Friday forenoon. Reserved exclusive
IN for al ee.
N :. IkBorRsLrxs.
Corner Nonroe and Ton s-sts.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09

TAs fouow'n- Il Iist Of ths narrisxs
licenses issaei since last published. vita me
aames. rsNIs1ss sasa outside tls cisT and
azes ol t1e parties, AGEs
Wm. vs. Gaorer. Lille p. Coilinea. Soiop. BIS
Christian y oisen Lowellr IDA p. Van
Beuren Belden -. -. TT
WIN. A. David. Erie Gusleman. Middle
vlia .................... I'll
panleI :. Savder. WyomiRE, Anns r. Nc
Kiulsy. Carleton - .............. 55--23
n m. r. Snyder kert CITY Ida 0C0u-
nor Kent city ...... Us
geo. ~ ~rekafee. edna Il. FISK -..-.... L1-ls
Bert Charles. Lowell. MARY Duty. Grat-
ron .-.. f9-Ie
jacob Wander Svsaz. wyoming. NagEie
nfHaan Z2--f9
Dennis 0Briens Alice Troy. Ada 81
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09

Any sabsertbsr 70 raE TELEGRAM
HERALD who fails % receive the paper
regularly o. whs nsay have reason -
eotuVlsia ~ late delivery. Wiu confer a
special favor - Informing this Once OF
ias fast a. oaee. ssaa postal card or call
sp tsls phsae 88t.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY,


The prospects are noE 50 brilliant Tor
the usefulness u the next Legislature
~ one might wish. IL > made up
srgely Of men inexperienced in legs
4tive work and. as tnere - nothing IA
the nature OF that kind OF work which
makes Il more easy % learn than any
other profession. and as the theory
that every American = = nstural-oOrn
statesman seldom materslizes N prac-
tice. it IS but reasonable 10 expect
large amount Of apprentice work. The
two houses are made up OF the very
same kind OF material as their prede-
eessors for years past.
Another thing $ likely 10 prevent
rapid action and tho shortening OF the
session. The attest returns make the
Senate Republican BY bare majority.
The result Will be that there viii be
innumeraole bitches and dead locks
between the two houses, II the House
undertakes sO-called reforms on radical
lines. There are some changes needed
III EaAeE AAAAAtrf NAAtNa AObtA 49, AaNo N&AA
very sensibly agree upon, although the
details OF amend&torY legislation may
furnish room for grave differences Of
opinion.
A very proper position for the Senate
% take. with bare Republican ma
jority, against the heavy Democratic
majority OF the House and 3 Demo
cratic executive, would be that of a
mere revisory body. II should let the
House take the iniustory steps in all
new departures IN rsformatory legisla-
ton, except so Tar as such legislation is
called for IN the Republican platform.
The Senate should scan the House
measures carefully, prune them OF
-rudites. and cut out all extrava-
g4ncies. allowing the people of the
State of Michigan % have what they
nave asked for IN this recent eIecriou-
Democratic legislation minus IS clap
trap characteristics.
II the House wants % cut down the
liquor license 20 much lower sum, 90
long "a it Is not made merely nominal,
or Il The House wants % repeal the
local option law, it ought to De allowed
20 DO 50, for the people have demanded
it. The people have elected the House
and are sponsors % Is actions, for II
more closely reflects the popular vii
than tho senate does.
The Senate should not put itself in
The position of mere stubborn oppon
snt to the House. on pure partisan
grounds. for 10 can exercise sH the
functions Of a revisory body without
such action. As it should not lst the
House be extrsvagant IN its so-csllec
reforms. 80 should it not itself be ex
trsvsxsnt IN its conservatism. Auy
esrrynandering Of the state IN the in
tere.ts Of any one party should b
stopped. FOR Michigan has not yet beer
80 disxrsced, despite Democratic ssssr
tons t0 the contrary.
There = one reform. however, whicf
the Democracy has been calling for
that viii not be seriously urged thr
next session, that =. the abolition oN
Ne present system Of collecting unpaid
taxes. A the Auditor Generals 0fics
and I'll IS patronage has passed into
the hands Of the Democratic party
they viii not be 50 anxlous % aholiss
IL. Here VII come IN a 6ae test ot
rs,-,.,e-.ts., -,a-tv honesty
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09

VIM the Democratic administration
~ ne state seek 10 make a reputation
for levylng low taxes, by neglecting %
raise a sulhclency 10 ran the STATE IN
s.ltuy0ns, That was tne ease IN inIi-
aaa and the state soon had % borrow
money - 20 GA with It's new capitol
AID - run 10 Institutions. II has beea
borrowing ever since, until it : over
$500 JOO ia debt.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09

A srec'si sac q genuine Dsghertan
rugs. AZ remarkably moderate prices
vi ~ held tais week a. Smith 4 san
forts
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09

THE city OF Mexico - actually likely
70 get It's telegraph wires under ground
before the cities of the United States.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09

MCKINLEY Is virtually nominated al
ready for Governor of OHIO. And he
has the '.gt thar stroke.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09

CAHILL, Huston. Berry, Gardner
four veterans defeated on the Republi
can ticket.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09

STANLEY has come to explore Amer
lea From Republican standpoint it
IS "dark continent" indeed.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09

" speaking Of ths results q - -
49, election "a Michigan. the Touid-ee
sise leader ssvs "The state Offices.
Including the AUDITOR. Genera = oiics.
the state Land sffcs. I'D the Secretary
ef States ofsce. vhich have been anter
Republican control for over = quarter
Cf scenmrv. vii - completely cleaned
cat aud renovated, abuses aad sxtlAva-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09

A NEw YORK candidate for the Legis-
lAture favored his slips with pepper
mint, 50 the voters liked TO lick 'em.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09

Ma. j. W. HAYWARD SAYS he will
take no action toward contesting May
nard's election 10 the Legislature until
the new Legislature meets" says the
Leader. That is very, very funny,
Considering mat he can not DO anything
else 2Ir. Hayward Is developing into
quite L statesman.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09

Michael Angelo on
b e ing
criticised for ap-
parent
d c lay and idle
nessin
the completion of
statue
he replied: by no
means
idle i have re-
touched
this part and pol
h c d
that; / have soft
enened
this feature and
brought
out this muscle.
! have
givenmoreexpres-
sion to
this lip and more
energy
| to this limb Well,
well
these are trihes,
said his
friend. 1t may be
So said
Angelo, 'butrocol-
/ lect that
tribes make per-
. fiction,
and perfection is
/ notrifle.'
MORAL-When Won 20 hence try the
D.. L. & y, or It's prosperous relative,
the c. & W. ", and observe the appl-
cation.
Gro DE- HAvES,
General Passenger Agent.
; Misses REFERS 1T Kidder & Co.'S
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09
DESIRABLE
MODERN HOME
FOR SALE!!.

Expecting 70 remove from The city,
] offer for sale my residence, located
on one Of the best streets on ire hiiL
House contains parlor. stiing-room,
dining-room. lavstory and kitchen on
first floor, SIX bedrooms and bail room
on second, bedroom and storo-room pa
attic, balsnce Of attic al hoored and
large enough 20 fnsh into couple q
rooms. Laundry, provision room. coal
and wood room, etc. IN basement.
House has furnace, gas. electric bcls
and hydraulic water. and Is desirable
and complete in every particular. hsv-
ing been arranged and boiis for home.
Lot is 60 by $50, or larger II desired.
For further particulars address the
owner, %. BOX 10. care TrLKeRAs.
HERtIp.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09

Prv PrrrrR = far from lspsinx into
aotsre. lie ssyss "The stupidity Of
people who assert hat the amount Of
autv = 20 be added 90 she cost Of mater
b.. - egusled only hy the dishonesty OF
Rcse who knew better and say the
snie sbinx. Take cotton calico-the
tsrF has been cents per yard for
many yesrs-vou can buy Z for a
cents. Competition brouEhs IS down,
tna 81 it has been and - be fcr thou
ands Of other thInEs.'
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09
DIR. HARTMAN'S

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Things Of Great Interest
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an Expert CT National Rsnoxn Ex-
plains ths Means By Which HIS
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09

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