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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-17
SPRINGER ENTHUSIASTIC.
He Returns TO Washington From the "old
Romans" BANQUET and Is Interviewed
by Gazette Reporter-1S92.
SreciaI 20 the Gazette.

| SleCl2i 20 the GaHette.
WASHINGTON, Nov. G.-Congressman
Springer has returned from the banquet
at Columbus, where he renominated
Cleveland for 1892, and is here making
arrangements for the winter. He said
to GAZETTE correspondent to- light that
the meaning of theDemocratio victory was
Cleveland two years hence. s'We lost the
fight OF 1858 on Cleveland message.
The people did not understand the issue.
They thought the Mills bill meant abso-
Lutte free trade instead of freer trade
and reduction of tax. After Harri-
sons election people began to
study the tariff question. They read
Cleveland g tariff reform message and
1t became clear to them that the .presi-
dent had advocated the reduction of
taxes TO the interest of the country.
With that idea in mind is it any wonder
they revolted against such al iniquItous
bill as tbs Mckinley tariff actP
This revolution in favor of
tariff reform has come TO stay, and
Cleveland is the champion of that re-
form. II behooves the Democrats to
make him their standard bearer in
1892. l believe, if the enthusiasm
at Thurman's banquet is any criterion,
Cleveland Is the most popular Democrat
in the party, and l feel that he is
stronger with the people to-day than he
was two years ago.
Mr.. Springer said he was candidate
for speaker, and that he was in the race
to stay. He had fourteen votes pledged
him, and had reason TO believe that he
would receive the support OF nearly all
Western Democrats
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-17

The Lehigh aud Wabash Dispatch
wabash lake liue) announces the closing
OF the lake season on November so.
shipments for the lake line will be re-
ceived up to and including November %.
Mr.. j. kruttschnitt, general manager
Of the southern Pacific, states that the
farmers along his line of road in Louis
lana are in great need OF laborers. The
fields are white with cotton, aud the
sugar planters fud it difficult TO hI 9
hands to save their crops of cane.
The Guaranty ticket brokers' nssoca-
ton will hold its next animal meeting at
Denver. MIR. j e. Claude of St. Louis was
selected president of the association at
the Kansas City meeting, the other Off
GERS elected being L. +. Dexter of Ia
coma, first vice president; j e. Parker,
Omaha, second vice-preslient; s. A.
Fishel, Chicago, secretary; j. a. Webb,
Chicago, treasurer, and J. L. Joseph OF
Cincinnati, j X. Freshman Of Buffalo
and j Z. Cueno of Louisville, executive
committee. A number of amendments
were made to the bylaws, and nine new
members were admitted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-17

been altogether misinterpreted by the
press and the public. In the first place
the compact merely EN- bodied principle
which has already been acted upon By
the administration of each company for
years before it was signed. The way in
which it grew up, too, was perfectly
natural. We had run trains to
connections from Chicago to Den
yer. The effect of the COM
pact has never been nor was it ever in
tended to be exclusive. In fact, such
an arrangement could not be made with
a government road such as the Union
Pacific. Instead OF the cutting Of rates
complained of between Chicago and the
Missouri river, the situation was this:
The rates were raised from sixty to
seventy-two cents, and when the Union
Pacific demanded its share OF the in
crease The Northwestern was the only
connecting line that conceded it. The
contract is satisfactory TO both parties
and runs for ten years from the first dav
of November, 1889.
As to the report of the acquisition
of Union Pacific stock with a view
to change of its managing off,
Gals, it is to be remembered
that one third of the whole number of
shares is held in Europe, another third
in the Eastern states, and hardly one
third is 9vailable from Wall street for
election purposes. Besides the election
does not come off before next May, at
any rate. The news which comes by
special dispatch from Chicago sometimes
contains the germ of a pending move
ment of importance, but frequently a
new Canard is started before the pinions
a.pl IN h,rn
and so the falsity of the first report
passes unnotIced. The change in the
Union Pacific is probably q good enough
story till after election, aud after 1t has
served its purpose In the stock market
will be heard of no more
a reporter also had an interview with
former associate of John l. Blair of
New Jersey IN the ancient manipulation
OF the Union Pacific, both in New York
and Washington, who said: ''Jay
Gould originally got his Union Pacific
stock at an average price of about
twenty eight cents to the dollar. Some
of il cost him a good deal more and some
considerably less. He held il as long as
dividends could be extracted from it,
and then distribu ted il at various prices
from l20 down. No one is more amused
at the idea OF his buying back the stock
than Mr.. Gould himself. He never buys
things back except at very low price,
aud Union Pacific can not be SAID to
have receded TO that point yet.
"Of course it suits The present plans
Of Mr.. Gould and his friends TO allow the
expectation Of general union of rail-
road hearts and hands all through the
West to gain a Judgment in the public
mind. But the scheme laid out is alto
sether too extensive to hold together. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-17

N -"aE Nov. l4.-Slduey Dillon.
-' he cred. ted with being the
.''' successor of Charles Francis
H.. 'aa present incumbent of the
s,f ..} @. the Union Pacific road g.
~, .s morning: "There is not n
s.g ',. ' ruth IN the report, so far as l
h.I..-' f.el Ut least. l am q large
ben vi JaIgn Pacific stock. and have
Il rsa ~. song time, and am a director
,l.,5,, ll..npauy as well. 1 have no. the
preri',. expectation of becoming its
tuv,r, aSan. Mr.. Gould may be
dos. -. ''ocE for all / know, but that
sIern,. o' mean any candidacy for the
M o-loe in the manageme .t.''
ctIc,,,ooa Il. >.kes, vice-president of the
PAM ana Northwestern railroad com
ksv!p'g , a We know of no change
t.. -, occurred in the relations between
u,,or y .1--2 aud Northwestern and
TIA; an N'''e reads, and do not believe
hs traee pending. The real effect of
agreement between them has
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-17
Caught in n Gin.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

BELLS, Ten, Nov. l5.-Yesterday
afternoon Mr.. John Williams had two
fingers of his left hand badly cut by gin
saws. This is the first accident that has
happened at either of our gus for sew
eral years.
Some thief pried open the rear door of
the postofice here night or two ago
and got purse containing 81, but did
not DO any other damage. No clew to
the perpetrator.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-17
In the Signal Tower ut Night.

The telegraph operators Ill the signaI
towers work twelve hours day and
twelve hours at night, from to = The
night operator is required to keep awake
aud be on the aler; during the night
Just like the day operator, who has tine
bright sunshine to cheer him, and there
Is much less excitement TO excite him
for the number of trains is Diminished at
night. Imagine yourself in block sig
nal tower at night. away out on lonely
portion of the road, four or five miles
from any house and nothing to keep YOU
from falling asleep save the mouotonous
tick of the telegraph INSTRUMENTATION
you might think would really become
tired of its burden of so many messages,
but 1t does not, for il clicks all daY and
all night and quite wieri IS its little song
Al night. 1onder across the track is Ii
deep wood, where the owl boots the
weary morning hours away, and in the
distant echoes by the river bank the
whippoorwIIl chants. Looking up and
down the track the rails seem like silver
lars shining in the bright moonlight,
shining with diamond briliaucy, until
they gradually melt away, iii the beauti-
ful vista of night. All is quiet except
the moaning wind or rustic OF the leuves.
he operator is now thinking of his
home, of that warm hreside around
which he is wont to be. And in these
dreams his eyes grow dim, and be would
lie presently waited into sweeter dreams,
but suddenly the little ticker starties the
silence by announcing the express has
passed
Far, far away. in the hazy distance of
early morning, like IA meteor, glitters
the headlight of the on-coming locomo-
tive. It seems 20 he the very personifi-
cation of life. Rumbling in hollow cut
near 10y its approach is heard, as the
earth trenhlcs aud vibrates with its
presence. Nearer aud nearer 1t comes,
and now, like the rushing of the night
wind with noise OF thunder, 1t sweeps by
the tower. Now the operator sends
" ord 10 his brother telegraphers on either
side Of him that the train has passed,
giving the usual information, to which
they quickly respond, 80. X. - sign
all right. And go the arduous
life OF this responsible man goes on day
after day and night after night in his
snug block signal tower, and Sunday,
too, for there is not much rest for d rail-
roader. - Railway World.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-17
Cook stoves on Observation-Disclosures
,s~s..~.sss<fas;ssssssssssf.s MS Bros
Cotton Levied Upon.

Siecial to the Gazette.
HOUSTON, Ten. Nov. 16.-The sheriff
to-day levied upon thirty-elght bales of
cotton in the Bayou City press which were
TO be shipped to New Orleans. The cot
ton was owned by A. G. Williamson of
Limestone county, and the attachment
was in favor of Prendesast. Smith & Co.
of the came county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-17

Special 10 the Gazette.
VICTORIA, TEX. Nov. l6.-The South
err Pacific railroa1, in view of the Flor
Ga quarantine against Texas nnrses.
cattle and hogs, has posted up notices
that for the present they VIII receive no
more stock shipments destined for
Florida
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-17

Next Saturday and Monday will be
Weltman Bros. monthly.6lGe1tft sale.
ssks e RsSS eassgssdy Your shoes for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-17
Tourists,

DopeStiArasssxniorIo 1905 and 1907
Main street, November Is to %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-17

Victor coal,
Territory coal,
Anthracite nut coal, .a.rs-sss ssifss'sN
Anthracite egg soar
Pitts24Ssx+ Soai.
,.Stfhe BEST on earth. Telephone 205.
VICTOR Coal COMPANY,
S. S. PORTS, Manager.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-17
THE RAILROADS.
Colorado Railroad Men Believe in
Newspaper Advertising.

ga.v rg'oa "a ,Aa Reported Purchase of
ia.a In.fr by Jay Gou,i-fIcket
agents Guaranty Association.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-17
Fort Worth &D8lTGr CitIR'y
DENVER, TEXAS &FogT WORrHB. R.J
Texas Panhandle Route.

Shortest line. quickest TINS from the Gul, o.
Mexico, Fort Worth and all pri7ciogl points ia
Texas to Rocky Mountain resorts and Pa,il1
c. asst, including Trinidad, Pueblo. Manitou.
Colorado Springs, Denver, Col, salt LSks.
Utah. Portlend, Oregon, Taroms. Seattle AMI
Port Townsend. Daily trains leaving Fort Wor.
com pT1sing new ana elegantly equipped
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to Dem
yer. connecting atColorado Junction points gv.ss.
Il. ; K. @. r. r., Colorado MidlsnSs3A1NAy
and Union. Pacifc RailysxSsxtN31aEss air5ri =
cars for sarxfteness6ksstkSs angeles ami
Portland, Crdeon.
Ogden and Salt Lake City AMI return. SD.
limited to ninety (SD days. with a trausI. lin
OF 81 days in each direction. Cheap ,orrtS.
rates to sil points in Montana. Idaho, C4'i!,rn.a
Oregon and all points North and Northwest.
The shove comprise more nsted and ma -uiicsus
scenery than is c0mpassed in any other routes i
the known world. DO not complete your 81
rangements for a tourist trip until you nave al-
pied 10 the undersigned.
q. P. A., TT. ". ( D. C. Ry., Fort Worth. rex.
GEO. ADV,
C. P. A, D. r. & F. W. Ry.. Denver, Col
+. NJ. DEHAR', Genersi Agent, Dallas. Tex.
n :. DAVIS, City Passenger AMI Ticket SsG.-
Third and Main streets, Fort Worth, Tex.
c. D. LUSK, Ticket Agent. Union Cep1t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-17
Fort Worth and Denver:

G. Louis. Arkansas and Texas.
Leave.
T~--.=s ard mall. s:2j a. m
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

Military cen cription IS bc1n- enforced
i- t----rsnv witch more than usual strlu-
-cacv snd the Socialist leaders are de-
reinr tbe system. A Cologne cor-
respondent ~ the London News says it
isa ritifnf spectacle 60 see che 81 uaas cf
l4o--aan rors~riDts at the various sta-
tons awaiting enforced transportation
from howe and friends TheT look
mere iise con rtcts On ne way SO iail
thsn recruits tcr the army Of t5e hfa-
rire. and as they are surrounded oT
thronFs cf weeping and wsihng reia-
tives the cruelty ~ ths system forces
ITSELF ou .be mind ~ tie Observer Juss
row these consc~ipss sre being driven -
che military derots In aroves freTn Al
-.rts ~ 62ermaaT. ard sadness rsigns IN
ararv 81 age ard hamlet
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

A prominent citizen was SEEN digging
large hole IN his froat yard
What arc you dosngS some one
asked.
Making pond"
What, a poad IN your front ysrdl
What DO you mean
Il am doing II a. an accommodation.
II was 50 much trouble for the boy who
CARRIES papers % throw them in little
puddle during wet weather that | con-
eluded 20 make pond for him. He is a
gentiemanly fellow. and want to assist
MIN al can. This pond VIII save him
much trouble. "-Arkansaw Traveller.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

pRonAIF oRpEn- state 81 Nicaigsn. Cenn-
- 81 AeuI ~ Al srssieH - ihC ffehais
tQuff ser SAID leagfs 81 kFai tuia ai tlse IRE
t1tc eil.es. - ftt tats at NrsEa hstl4s, eu The
la a8g - iitltaiiftf. ia fhr Seaf os.t tlNls-
Ssn4 ssnt hundred aEt Elnrfs
lFeseitt. tkfus r. teFk ins ueEt of ffeosfe.
~ lhe matter ~ sac estate 81
WILLIAM D. bI.Atk. deceased,
lnEs lhkpin. - htf aEcnI. hsFtnE this deN
rtca "a fais e9uri ter Rttffien pfaNluE flzst tle
aaWli lstrhtiea ef sald estate bass - etantoa
g. sam uai ~With. 81 Grand Rapids. N4pA.
III IS ordered. that Friday. fhr tcih uaN 81
January ts.8. ~ Sea o'cipck th tus iufe
neon. 80 said Probate oflcs. tv spPoiutra iof
hcafi ~ eala Feultsn.
Aud n Il further urdeHod that CVps ut THIS
Older - uutil,bCa three successive ~ veks liff-
sioiis "a SAID aaN ~ hearing "a She telcEi anl-
Herald. daily ncNspaprf printed AID ciIcA-
iaulE la said iuuHly ~ heul
Cyrus ~ PERKINS.
"A true eopya judge "a Probate
AboiFH B Mason. Register menlal
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
You've heard the ex-

was sucn q production OF the play
although some Of the lmpersOnatOrs OF
orr tome have been alm0st mot In IT,
There IS, however. pantOmIme now
being enacted n Chicago ia which they
have Hamlet with the play left out; a
silent human figure dressed IN the
'rmere outward trapp.ugs and the sults
Of wee az the melancholy Dane; aud
10 IS q strange experience 90 witness the
counterfeit prescntmemt' Oi tins great
esd figure in tho world OF fiction, a
Hamlet sans grief, passion, reverence,
love. hate. sc0ru. etc. Wei, 10 is hard
To conceive that the play without, etc.,
could be more Disappointing than Ham
.ct, etc. You catch tue idea 90 once u
we apply the smle 20 tho actual affairs
~ i7ie A beautiful time table 20 look
SIS a tOtiy station 90 rest ln, lavish
uruameutaton Iu pa cnger coaches,
etc.. these are we'll enough ln their
H3v. but with these secured even, the
whole is far from being complete
uniess the little things are gwen con-
staut and close attention. These prop
eriy looked after. togt tner with polite
atfCntou. promptncss lu time. etc., are,
after all. very great factors in success
ful passenger service. Success seldom
goes without mrrit. The D.. J.. q N.
and g.. 81 W 81. are successful pas
seuger lines. Al of wnnh means
Wnen YOU co to Detroit or Chicago. 60
VIA the favor.te route
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
DETROIT, NOVEMBER q ls.e.
LANSING s noRrHtRK .. =.


spaily. ifvery week DAY.
r.DS A. ~. runfihrouEh 30 Detroit with par
q 80 lor CAT. eeafs. ~ csuts aTlfe ~ AeW
Aerf l0 5E.
1.00 = M. ruus through i0 Detroit with par
A'-V or Car seats p cents Arrive ~ Aew
hors ~ B.. m.
CO.. ~ fuus through t0 Bctrof v1fh pa.
bs--J lor ofr. sdsis. 4. cCnfs. Arrive Hi hcw
lOrk ~ g m.
For tickets aud nfcrusflen apply af nibn
ticket ftrf. % HoNruf-et ard 81 rr depot
NEQ. bEHhNEh. een. Pass AEf
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
HEALTH IS WEALTH

IE f. q. ~ EgT'e NFrrr tFn HRau 1fFsT
NFgT. guaranteed specific for hfsfef = Ditl-
ness. Cont WILSON'S. iIfs. Nervous AftfaiEs p
Nss. .of - Cohe. sr tobacco h ~ - uinrss Mfufai
Depression. ~oifening ~ fhe Brain ff.n fnt
in insanity and ieadiag % m sefF. d. a. tna
of Power in nifher zer. fufnIue fafF losses enn
-IerIiafofrb "a caffsed hF over Heft nn ~ ibs
f.als.slrt ono moufn-s treatment 81 ~ box
o. sK bores f1r Ef9 sent bT msi prepaid on
recf u of price.
VIZ GUARANTEE sly BOXES
10 cure ans case WHh eaeh Greer rece Fet
hV ~ far sia BOXES. accom- panied Psi s.N4 W
rIu sead fhe rarefaser ore written guarantee
o. rffgad tle waHfF II ftf freaiT=nf ou ues BOB
fHeet csre. Guarantee istara anFts
WHITE q WHITE.
Nerfon iieBse PhafnarF. sole Agents
- Monroe street Grand Rapids. Mich.
oTEN ALL NIGHT
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

svuPraHs-M0Isture; intense itching
and stngIng most 8t night, worse ~
scratching. If allowed 60 continue
tumors form. wbtCh often bleed and
nlcerats. becoming very core. SwkyNF s
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation. and In n1cst cases
removes che tumors At druEzst or
tv mail. for 81 cents. DIR. Suavue q
-on. FhradeInnaa
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

Bbenkinsop-Don't fret, my boy; Santa
Claus won't forget you.
Tommy Blenkinsop-That's all right,
dad. | amt afraid he'll forget the tin
whistle asked for, but l can't help be-
ing trifle nervous about his reoollect-
ing the bicycle and the watch and chain.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
A yarr Apnropriate Gtn.

'Mamma, said a Brooklyn girl, what
would be an appropriate Christmas pres
snt 10 give Albert
''How long has ne been coming - SEQ
your" asked mamma.
About four years"
Then l think you had better give him
the sack Judge.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
LEGAL IDYERTISING.


Nofh 80 tfEAEFokS
y eA4r 81 NaeE sa4 ASEE5K 81 tfrt -
>4g.as IS hrsees .ltft. feat - - t.facf -
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Esstr 81 tAs st aaS 81 Asttfaaei if l.sl
sk He1Ess sEeH ta4l aasx Nalt atteutt ttI
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sste - s4t4 eeaaEE. lttssssas sls ft4i Ai
xlE1fI4rs lf sas ot1=asaa etf rra Alftd IS
ftsseHi t1eIE sl-slss s. sz.a d 4.sss Ne-ft 81
ttt fts04tt an.t. n ti.t Atik ef 81 4aa 4.sprta.
tsf e1 ttislss6lsa aa1 4tiaNa. uN ef tfleff
tAr tflt aeA at AeA HrAA HAl NAzf e-r-
EsAtat uta - tx4r4 tz1efF ssla teeft. So
y t4afstss 4Ae lsfa cas- ei Naf seat a.
l5E aE.eEa ln fEt taEeUaaN - fssaf Nst-
isst
k1hlS r FKAhIAS
ulea ace aaaEs 81 fraaAtE-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
TREAsuRER's NorIor.


city CLERKS once ?
Grand Rapids Mica bee l7. l.s0.
Notice Is hereby EgKtD that tie assessment
roil lor fhc opening. widening and extension
of North Lafayette street. from Fairbanks
street 10 Carrier street. in the city 0f Nrsnd
RAPIDS. D. uoW in ny hands aQd that ] VIII
receive payment thereon for fhe perlod 81
twenty DAYS from this date al the oflCe of the
City Treasurer. Cts hall
GEORGE r. PERRY.
izn7 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
Cheap Lands and Homes in Kentucky. en-
nessee Alabama,
NIssissinpi and lol'sIans.

on the line of the QUEEN s. CRESCENT
ROUTE can be found splendid bottom. upiand.
timber aid stock lands. Also the hnest fruit
and mineral lands on the continent. Tor sale
on favorable terms.
FARMEkSi with az thy getting get home
iu the sunny south. where bhlgards ana zee
clad plains are unknown Dniy Inc nom On
cinnat. % Somerset Hartman. Cartih, lhat-
tanooga. Tenn. New England -. fert PAYNE
and Alfalfa Ala. Meridian. n 81. Arcaa Ia.
Shreveport la Parties desiring Information
of choice locations. for factories. building
sites mineral. timber. grazing and 8gficui-
fUrsi lands can obtain reliable inform afiou
with county maps. OK addressing y. a.. Sd
WARDS General Passenger and Ticket Agent
Queen & Crescent Route. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
AND WEST MICHIGAN 3 '

Week DAYS. sD8us Except Saturday.
o0n 4 Al has through chair car 60 Chi
DsOV caGo. no extra charge Scr SEALS.
1.gn - W runs through fo Chicago solid
l'NO with Wagner bantt car. seai1 -
cents
sos r. n sas ihFsnsa 9a'E K ear ia e NasS ,sss
o. Traverse fifN.
1880 p l,.s n cl,s sS.id tram has sleeper Tor Ir''
11.9S p 81 is solid train WITH Wagner paI.
llsyc ace sleeping cor through g. Chicsgo.
and aisa "a combination sleerlng ana
Farlur ca through 80 indianapolis.
Yla BeItou Uafbor
DETROIT, NOVEMBER % lsso.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
TRKAsURER's NOTICE.


City Iressurer's once.
Grand Rapids. Mich Dec. ~. 1880.
Notice j. hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading. grSYeling and paving the KAT
teTs OF Twelfth avenue. from south Division
street 10 lands Of NJ {. X *. CO. in the city u
Grand Rapids IS now in my hands, and thal
| viii receive payment thereon Tot the period
OF twrntt days from this date. az tie Once ol
the City Treasurer. CITY Han.
GEORGE X. PERRY.
ian : City treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
IhG NIAGARA FALLs nouTt.

fhaiiN. Al pihvrs 0sllt rhtrff SUNDAY
Taxing enctt sunday JUS e. lsss.
Sleeping eafs au Pacific ana Atlantic tx-
PRESSES 10 ana nom Detroit faroI cars ruA
on Day hxpfess snd oraHd ksfics fKpfess 81
Ena from befrotf. Dircrt connections Naoc
al Detroit with al thfpnEh treins last Ilek-
cts en- sale ~ lnion Ticket Nnice. 3. Monroe
st. auo ~ tnion dNpot.
Infn NJ RIlsGs. eeul Af't es honroa-sL
q. ". kgosles. q. y. and I. AZ q. Chlc@Es-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
TREAsURER,s NOTICE.

City Treasurer once. !
Grand Rapids Mich. Dee 8. isn
Notice IS hereby given that tine assessment
roll for grading. gfaNellng and paflns the gut
ters Of North avenue. from Last Leonard
street 20 Sweet street in the clfy 81 Grand
hapids Is now in my hands. and tlat /
viii receive payment thereon for ihe period Of
twenty DAYS from this date. a. the once ol the
City Treasurer City Han.
GEORGE r. PERRY
dec - 1lty y o., irer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
rifv Vreasurer's once.

fifl IrooNurHr-s Ufrc.
Grand Ranics Mich. Dec. i0. 1899.
Notice is hereby given that ~ assessment
roll Tor grading and graNeIlnG Nagold street,
rs uow % ny hands. and that viii receive pay
ment a ereOn for the period oi twenty DAYS
fr IA fnis date. al the Office OF the city Treas
urer. Ci ) Hall.
GEORGE R PERRY.
dec j City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
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Choice mixed candy at Hatch's, 1C
cents pound. 3 pounds for - cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
DETROIT. GRAND HAVEN 4MlLwAuKEE

trettts t-A-tAafr "a - i'tf7H t'ft'ta
Deiroll a press ifhFiuE t-1N n las Afntr
pariof and hufrt car attached. and evening
express leaflnE af8 y m has pafioi car a.
tacbed- These trains make direct connection
81 Detroit ioT al points fasL
LApress leaving az ~ 81 m has afnef
sleeping caT - Detfoif. arriving ln Detroit ~
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Through railroad sclsets sna ocean steam
shin tickets and sleeping cas- s,.rihs srcgrc8 40
~. .. 81. A n Ot8ce > 0uree-st-, and al the
depot.
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Pass. Agent
JOHN W. LOlN. 1fan.e Manager. Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

At Shaw's Tea Store buy 50 cents
worth of any of his teas and receive
box OF choice French candies. 70
Caual-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

Hassocks, Ottomans and Backing
Cases. in great variety at Smith & san
fOrd's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
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