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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
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Tha anuf4 h iAnifs tue heTithge oil the ieoplr,
should be held for actual settlers only. not an.
ofh.v acre To railroads or speculHt0rs. and all
land now held for speculative purposes should
ue ravor ne forfeiture of all land grants 10
corpotatlons not actually earned and lha A iDeas-
DYES be taken 20 prevent aliens rom holding 0r
acquiring title 70 land III TIE Onlteu s'htes anu
The Democracy OF hissonri iavors the purify
Of the ballot, the passHge hnd eniorct ment OF all
laws %hlsa ~ ,p1 .hS eI hSa ! law Known as the
Australsn ballot system. passed by ne h.st
general Thly OF me state. 90 that IL my
cal party or individual to place 4 ticket In the
heid without having given a previous expression
The democratic party founded in Missouri.
and mas ever favored Il syatem OF free e.luratIOn,
and We point with PRIDE to the magnificent aud
aiOeraIly sustained public school system OF this
state, which lt has inaugnraled and losiered
We denounce the combinations and trusts by
svntch The price OF school books Is largely In
Areased above a reasonable cost and we favor
sueb IeeIslaiion as will Tree the people from
aaeIr grnsp and give school books 10 Tue cniiuren
OF the state al u reasone bic cost, 4,
NE are Justly proud Of the splendid record
made Nv our democratic seDators aud represen.
Gatlves In the present congress. and We point
Rith especial pleasure 70 the able Ann courage
q . stand iaken bv the Hon GrOrge u vest, IN
fhe limited states senate In behalf OF hu'0an
IIerty NJ Il EQUAL rights, by which he has en-
deared him ielf TO the democracy of the entire
Tine democratic party In Missouri be Ieves that
n public OH Q Is u public trust, and II demanIs
and will require Of every onieeT strict account
aOility ana honesty and IN iency, and wnen 10
any case u public officer has proven recreant ~
demands his removal and punlsbmcpt
We refer with pride 70 the promps aEIlnn o.
Governor Francis In protecting the Intefsss Of
ahs stafe when q recent state officer proyol I'M
faithful, rs q guarantee tina the interests pf tna
state OF Missouri are lp safe hands, and instr e
ing contrast TO the course OF The republican party
On shielding public olhoials and promoting them
10 high positions.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

MIDDLETnN. TENN. Dec IL. lssS
received Your pre- mum sewing machine one
year ago aDd an well pl, as"i with il. Would
not exchange IL Tor machines Rnld here lOI
Fifty Doliure. | thank you IL IhOusani times
Tor such II valuable prem UNI WA u SHOP
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ST. AIARGApKT'S

ST. MARGApET's, Mn Dec. "a. 1889.
We received tie maChILe iwO weeks sine. In
good order We ar" pleased with the machine
and 2Iad TO speak of you as an hrn"rt. hnnora.
BILE firm. A ncighbOr wHs h. re- to look nj the
machine, and eK urcis &" orlrr ore nrAt week.
H. II RIDDIT
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WHEAT IN sTACa or aAnN

INSURANCE against are and lightning. nm
L wheat and other grain IN the stack or barn,
on the farm, or stored In grain warehouses, from
one day 10 one year. nj the lowest rates. Write
us, and give amount and time, and we will sppd
You the ,oiioy by return mail. Or call at OUT
ono" IN Lexington. opposite courthouse. next
door TO pOstOficP. II, WINsoR A SON
Insurance, Loan aud Real Estate Agents.
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FINAL ENT

oiiCE 10 hereby given 10 all creditors and
a olner persons Interested In the estate of
"IIiiam H. kenick. deceased. that the under
s,snen. executor. will apply to make q nnaI set
.ieneht OF said estate, at the August 'erm, 1885, OF
me rroDute court Of Lafayette county, Missouri.
70 De begun and held ct the Probate court room.
10 the city o, Lexington. on the second Mondsy
juIyht5 Sn.
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MOTHER OF THIRTY,sBVBN OHIL'
DREN.

Mrs. Martha Gray, OF Virginia. has
beer found by the census man. Mrs.
Gray ia now living with her third hus.
band, ami her record at rearing chill
dren IL thus scheduled: Six triplets, Is i;
elk twins, ~; seven singles. Z; total,
tbirty.seveu children. When the census
eDumerator tacetiously remarked :''Tal.
~ one for Mrs. Gray that good lady
exclaimed: "Youi tally thirty and
don't you forget H.
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Cuticura ReSolvent

Tn" new Blood Purifier. internally, ITO cleanse
the LiuuI Of all IMPURITIES and poisonous Gle
Drrnirl, and irTICuRA the great skin Cure, and
CuIIcIR. SoEP, an exquisite Skin Beauti
Her. rNtCrnnIIE. ITO clear the skin and scalp
avid r,atnIr the hair) have cured thousands OF
cusrh where the shedding Of scales mrasur-
cI II quart daily. the skin cracked. bleed
ing, b,rning. and Itching nlmost beyond
endurance. hair lIIclrss or nl gone. suli,rinR
IUIIIblC WHAT other remedies have mate
such CurtE2
Sold ev,rvvhrrc. Price. CuTICuRA. soc
Soar, 25c; tEsOLyENT, 81. Preps' ed by the
POTTER DHUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATIONS
Bn'ion
T5@~cnd Tor How to Cure Skin Diseases -
Gi ,iRcs. 80 illustrations, ami 100 testimonials.
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HERRING, ONO. Nov. 10. 1859.
The sewing mnchinc / got lr m you az II pre-.
mum last year. cannot be- b' aten. and does as
good work AZ n forty drllar machine
GEO. Il. MUIR.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
STATE TICK EFT.

FOR JUDGE.
JAMES II. CAN'T,
OF Henry County.
Foa SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
l.. II. WOLFE,
of Randolph County.
ron RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.
T.. A. HICKMAN.
OF Mississippi County.
o CONGRESS-,
JOHN q. ~rARsNEY,
oil Jackson County.
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WILLIS BRIDGE, n. Y . Nov. 20. 1859.
| would say, after using the ewing machine
received from you, 1t gives perfect satisfaction
IN all respects, dong all kinds OF work very
nicely. MTs. |. l.. YOUMANS.
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ALTus, AnE Dec I. IH,s

ALTUS, ARR Dec :, 1888.
The Chicago Singer II wing machine recrived
in good order This nIhchiBc ~ II srlrndih one;
the agents here would asK about lhirty-G.r
dollars Tor tucI IL machine. ManV thanks
JOSEPH BACHMAN
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UNIoNTowE. kAs.. DC. 6, 1889.
We received the machine some two month";
ago. Have given 10 a fair trial al d like IL very
much. We Ibink 1t is as good rs IL forty dollar
machine. Miss JANE ROWETH.
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SOMERskT, Va Oct 2S 1889.
The machine 'riUled OF N'u arrived. and
after II few Days iriRl I find Il To he a. repre-
scented, and doubtless Will continue To give
satisfaction. MARY J. WALKER.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

This valuable Sewing Machine is given as a y
Price, including one years subscription, $lh
This offer 4 open to old or new su D%scriFt rs.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

WKsrBoRO. Mo. Dec. 10. 1888.
My sewing machine gives good satisfaction
dues as good work AZ II iitv dollar machine.
MARY +. MURRAY.
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TRENTON. NLB Nov. 20. 1899.
The premium sewing machine cam" to hand
very promptly and in good order IT, is nicely
finished, w"IKs Ike n charm. and W" are de
lighted with IL. u y YOUNG.
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JACKSON, CAL, Nov. l6, 1888.
! received your premium sewing machine IN
good order, and am well plea, ed with the same.
Accept my thanks. a. MOTION.
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DuNls by the ThOuannd.

For the decade 1SS0-90, the duel sta
tistics of Italy record for the entire king
dom :, 759 duels. most of them military,
The hotter the weather the more duels,
while in very cold weather spells the
figures tapered of. Thus seven-e ghths
OF the whole numb took place in sum
mer and one eighth in winter, Only
fifty deaths resulted out OF all these
duels, ninety Of which were fought with
the sword, ALSO with tho saber, and the
rest with the pistol. Ordinary quarrels
produced $50; press and political dis
%cussions, l,322; love, 1873; religious ques-
tions, 20. Most Of the duels took piacs
AT Naples and the fewest at Venice
N. Y. Sun.
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TICK EFT.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE
JONAS I. FERGUSON.
ToR rRosEcurINs ATTORNEY.
WILLIAM AULt.
ron SHERIFF,
CHARLES S. MITCHELL.
ron coLLEcroR,
JOHN q. woRrlIINSTON.
FOR TIRE supEe,
JAMES Il. BILLIARD.
ron CIRCUIT cLKRK,
CHARLES l.. EWING.
FoR COUNTY CLERK,
sAMuEL j. ANDREw.
ron ~REcoRDER,
CHARLES. q. WALLACE.
ron ASSESSOR,
JOHN WALKER.
roa JUDGE OF PROBATE.
WILLIAM YOUNG.
FoR PRESIDING JUDGE,
JOSEPH +. SMITH.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
Western Dlatrict-RALPu S.
Las,eru District-HERMAN IL. ELLlNG.
FOR CORONER,
DIR. JAMES II. STRAUGHN.
ron CONSTABLE,
C1.v TownahID Arch Gillespie.
Davis T0Wnship...... ......".'SeorSe EN"ns'
Dover rownship. ....... -. IL Hnekensmith.
Freedom Township. Muck
Lexington Township. ..... IhouhS i'nhe'
Mldnleton Township ........w. Scott Thomas,
snl.a BAR Township .........J.A Fuiker"on.
Washington Township ............A. H. hehy'
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Two TO elect.
CD Miller.
na,i. ownahip Il. Raglnud.
w. s. Dorm Blraer,
Do... 7rnwnshtn Uarwood.
~ j. TompkIns.
Freedom Township. Henry Miller
Lsxlneton Township. ............Jane HOOK
J.T Good win.
,o,I.-n,r Towpshtn ,R. II RUSSELL
!. Phillips.
vashtny,on Tow nahIp ....J W. White.
Robert Mathew.
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ONEY TO LOAN.
FINAL. EMF

~ oiLCE Is hereby given 10 ali creditors and
81 o'nfr persons Interested IN the estate OF
sieheu, ndminisiraIrix, will apply to make a
nnhl settlement o. said estate. ut the August
county, Missouri, 10 be begun and held al In ,
fropate courtroom, In the city OF l. Lexington.
on the tecond Monday IN August. 1880.
MARY u. HAMMOND,
Iuiy"ii AdmInistratrIx.
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FINAL ENT.

NOTICE IL hereby given to all creditors am
~ other persons inter csteh IN the estate oil
Vim I 1aGkson. deceased, thai the un,lersign
administrator viii apply to make II lima
settle mvnL OF Said estate ut the August term
$50, ui the lrnbat" court Of Lafayette county
Missouri, Ia he begun AMI held at the PTolat
court room. IN tn ",iy III Lexington, on the
second Monday IA August. 1880.
q, IL. C~AMPBEI.L,
iulNL5 AlmunIHtra'nr.
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DJMPLES. black heads, red, rough, chap
L NJ ped and oily skin prevented ny CuTI-
CUHA SGsP,
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A S45 SEWING MACHINE FOR SIS :
Including One Years Subscription to this Paper.
SINGER SETTING
HIEUEN rs

At lower rates than ever before I"I a good ma
chine, and we offer cur readers the advantage
oI the unprecedented bargains
This mach ne rs made after tue latest huh'iH
OF the Singer machine ant ~ - g. rect Ih'-
simIlr In shape, ornament TON ani appearance"
All Inc paris are nidr >" gang" eva" " ia"
same ms the SIhg"r and az 'nnsiTI"lrI 81 pre-
Cisely the same IN Il"Iinis
The utmost cur exercised IN ~" rr'""iinn
of the metals need, Hnd univ Tia way i'"a piInl-
nv IL purchased Bach maChin" - Iruinugh y
well made and j. iiLed with the niH"-. niIrlS
aud cNactn.as. and no nHciIn" rs pes miii'd hy
the IN prriur to go cut at The shops unlii II hir
been ia ly tested aud proyci 10 do pert Ct w"Ik,
and run IighI and without n"IsC.
The Chicago Singer Machine has a very IN
pOrIupL Improvement M n LOns' balance wheel
Al construed IA to prInii winding bpbhIrs
MlIhonI removing ilr work from The Mhl NINE.
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Call on J.F. VIM at Dover and get your
goods at cost. for cash. jsSl4
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LoNGMoNr. Col, Nov. II, 1859.
| received tie machine all right, and am well
pleased with 1t. IL does excellent work.
PENlNAH MCCARTHY.
for 80 yearly sub cribers to this paper.
Sent by freight, receiver to pay charges.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

90 TO Bour u Son Tor country hams, Shout
usrs, bacon and lard. m22tf
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The daily rations Of a pair Of o.
trjches on the Fallbrook farm in San
Diego County, Cal, are forty pounds of
beets for breakfast and for dinner a
gallon or two OF grain. For dessert the
birds are given bits of bone. Gaii
Hamilton, tho pride of the farm, is W
years old and stands nine feet five
inches high.
ANY thing mixed with water requires
a hotter oven than any thing mixed with
milk.
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SHOULD we keep our vests in the
gestry7" asked Gilroy. YES" replied
I4arkig; and orr GOATS in the coterie,
ami ! kewise or trousers in the pantry"
-Iiarper's Bazaar.
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Blck Headache and relieve all tho troubles fncf-
dent TO n bilious state of the system. such as
DiZzincss, Nausea, Drowsiness. Distress after
eating. Pain In tho Side. &c. While their most
remarkable success has boon shown in curing
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-28

l.. Pctric and keawe 2; 100 yards
race for boys and girls, Eliza Cur
ncy / He'll race for girls, Mary
Mott !. The prizes consisted of
bats and balls, lawn tennis rackets,
pocket knives, picture books, draw
ing states, tops and strings. etc.,
and were distributed by Mr.. I.
Wright and Mr.. j. J.. Lecker.
Swinging aud rope jumping afforded
considerable amusement for many.
The last train, bringing the last
OF the party, returned To Honolulu q
little before Ii o'clock. Not sin.
gle event happened, from beginning
10 end, to in any way mar the day s
and evenings enjoyment.
SThe engine "KaaIa," that drew
the living freight TO and from the
picnic grounds, was "a thing of
beauty" with its FURNISHED brass
work artistically colored headplate,
and branching antlers, giving to the
ordinary humdrum appearance of q
passenger train an aspect of fcstirity
that, in the way of decorations, left
nothing to bc desired. The obliging
officials of the line made the utmost
efforts to make the picnic more than
successful.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-28
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Mr.. Morgan at noon to-day sold
three properties belonging TO the
estate of the late Mrs. Margaret
kecgan. The first was lot adioin-
ing the Eagle House, Is feet front
on Nuuanu avenue and lag feet
deep, with n siX-room cottage, and
it was bought ny j. I. Wsterhouse,
sr.. for $3.50. The second WAS the
"Kecgan" ptopcrty--a lot fronting
81 feet on Nuuanu street with u
depth of l3l feet, having on it n
two-story wooden building and II
two-room cottage. This was bought
by JAS. Stewart Of kahaluu for
$1,000. The third was the lot adj
joining the last mentioned, 80 feet
front and l3j feet deep, having on
1t a four-room cottage and out
houses, the purchaser icing Clara
Cunningham at $1,000.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-28
The DRAMATIC SEASON.
The Biious Make Fine Ht vita
widow fBcdGt;"

There was good house Saturday
night, when the Biiou Comedy Com
pany presented widow Bedott."
They woke 50 much enthusiasm that
they have been induced to,repeat
the play tonight. The following
was the cast of characters:
Widow Bcdott. Mr.. Horace Ewing
Elder Sniillcs Mr.. Walter Adrian
Henry Hartman Mr.. Frank Cleaves
Fred Hartman. Mr.. W. l.. Roberts
Tom Fol!et,. Mr.. Fred J. Atwood
Tim Crane. ..... Mr.. Francis Insley
Malissa Bedott. Miss Lizzie Lingham
Dotty Snitiics Miss Lille AtwoC d
Mary Hartman. Mrs. Horace Ewing
Belinda Jenkins. =. ..........
&c.. Miss lm0gcne EbcTlc
Mr.. Ewing made his hest hit Of
the season rs the irrcprcssiblc "wid-
der" Although he had to pivot bis
tongue in the middle to keep up the
character, his enuncia'ioD was clear
enough to make him intelligihle al
wa - siSh' hbi'iS W HhNh iSi'lN-
sentatiOns, for without d;stinctncss
The cream of the play would be
spoiled. Miss lingham was never
more charming than as MaIissa, nor
Miss Atwood that in the role of
Dotty Saiiles. The latter made
quite . hit in a slang song devoting
u verse to Mr., Lcvcy and Said
PaslIa. Several bouquets were sent
up to the ladies'. Mr. Adrian took
off the baptist parson OF y hundred
years ago to a nicely, as all who
know that character can testify. His
nasal preachments, however, get so
monotonons that everybody rejoices
when his captor, the widow, clubs
him into guietude with heavily
swung fan. The audience was kept
in n continual state of side shaking
at every scene. An effective scenic
play Was the arrival Of the concli
with Widow BedN on top waving
her handkerchief.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-28
ART CLASSES 4!

MR.. BARNFIELD will resume
Ih classes on TUESDAY, May 9th,
Drawing and Painting in Oils and Wa
ter Colors, Light 4 Shade, still Life
and Figure Painting. Studio: Spree
hcls' Block, Fort street. 80 ~"
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LOST

4 7 Mnkiki, Peacock. 81 reward
~ will be paid to any person re-
turning said bird to
53i Nv II. LlSilMAN.
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WANTED
Real Estate For Sale:

a4a A 1.-TWO Houses and Lots on
.ESa.& l. Robclo Lane, Palama.
EASsH Convenient to steam and tram
cars. Very healthy locality. Lot on
King street, near Hamauku's Lane. For
particulars apply TO
JOHN +. BOWLER.
Or Chas. r. Gulick, 460 3m
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
Her SnrIne Oneniny.

Mrs. F. b. Vinegar announces the
sprmg opening of her dress making
parlors Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, March "a. % and 20. She Will
show one of the handsomest lines OF
imported dresses ever seen IN this city.
Mrs. Vinegar has also been fortunate
enough TO secure the services of one OF
S. T. Taylor's pupils as an assistant and
draper, and together they are prepared
to make up imported dresses OF the
very latest styles, as well as wraps
The ladies desiring to see something
very handsome in imported gowns must
not forget the days, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, March "A, % and %
as the gowns will not be shown after
that date
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

w@rd< Ih4r ShouIa IutsE~st GsRtt~Usss-
sFrtsE ssssisiss-f. " eka4kAa's
Aaauas A Aauoaaeeaasnts-

aAAA - n ---~-ta&a e@-%A-a-
The al absoFbng top.c among the
gsaslemea lust - present 4 clothes ioT
spFiug wear. fasl ,O2aLle geltlefasn
are cor s.aeFlng 2l4E pattern Hualt pe
the most attractive or WnAt style u cut
would oe TIE most catchy ~ ss2r k0r
the coming spEsng 4nd rap.eiy nearing
summer. grlsIs of beautiful and very
1sbsy palLSrL. are shoWu o. clothes Tor
Lf0useTIEgs, OyeEcO2tlBgs, selIlngs. etc
They certainly eel pSe any tnlng ever
sl-sJsl before, 2nd L = sale - say tAat
fashionable gentlemen never looSed
ne4teT On the street than tney hi TINS
season, cad u Their new handsome
suits.
4 representative Of the T-H., on his
rounds Yesterday. visited tie handsome
clothing esfabi lshmeut Of I. W. strahans
- aud a Vest BTidge-st. Each season
Mr. Stgzhzn literally nlls his eOmmodl-
Gus D ace with full assOTuuenLs Of nov
elites ia clothing, hats, gents turnl sh-
ings, etc. Some ume ago he visited
the Eastern market by the way he Was
the only merchant tailor IN the city
that went East this year 10 select spring
nOveltlesi and while absent ne secured
the hnest and most complete line OF
cloth patterns he has ever displayed i.
Ihey have arrived and are now ex-
hloited at his store. Gentlemen Will
md 1t 70 Ihelr interest 70 inspect the
new purchases. OF the very latest
styles, and in the newest shades and
colors, they form liLe Of cloth pat
terms any firm would be
pleased 10 show 20 patrons.
Dir. Strahan has been in busl-
ness over eleven years, and has become
known as the old reliable clothier.
Gradually he increased his stock OF
goods, purchasing articles that were
only IN demand, consequently nothing
shOddy IS ever seen on MS shelves. tie
understands the wants of his patrons
and always pleases. A speciality is
made IN merchant tailoring. To use
the phrase: Mr.. Strahan as up 10 the
handle" N this work. While merchant
tailoring Is feature, the other depart
ments are not neglected. In hats and
caps, new spring styles are seen, and
for the mechanics a full and complete
line OF the lower priced clothing and
oveTalls is kept. The ready made stock
of clothing, though not OF huge pro-
portions. is complete. Many handsome
novelties IN gents furnishing goods are
seen. Mr.. Strahan has selected a much
finer grade than he has ever dis
played before. and his patrons Will ap-
preciate the really fine assortment
SHOWN.
"The old reliable clothier" is we'll
fortified for the spring trade. His stock
IS complete, his prices the lowest. All
he asks Is a visit, the rest will be at
tended to by him.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

"A Isstitstloa Ta4t j. BNss ksefs >@e0IA
- ths Dzs-Aa Gstsxessiag 1Aik-

4 representative of toe lELES san,
HEAAL1 ~ his rounds Yesterday fls-ts@ :
lie mammoth oo.k blD8eEy ~ , Ni4t.-
yers : 90. :, .ocsted ~ * Des b4olke1
bsOEk. o. otL4 WA-st- A sce1e ~ Acs4ftis
ass noticed % egsIg a4a4 MzchalsIy
IL every pSTt o. tle soom s@s "a mo-
tOa, eUlploses here Eud there were
busly occupied "a their duties. AEtDNf
Cnlters, senior u this popular ara,
w4s u Als Once engaged "a some M
p0rtaut matters. lie gave tie scFloe
hs ear Tor short TIME though, sna
uuour1eued himself willingly - regards
hs nFm's splendid bUs.uesS aud the
great demand Tor work. Young
man, sad be, ''you may tell your
readers that the nrm OF ]. CbllYers q
Co. never enjoyed better business. /
have frequently been compelled 20
work late at night 10 keep IL sight OF
the many new orders, ana am pleased
ID say Ne have nearly caught up Vim
our work. Since belng IN our ne"
quarters We have enjoyed a business
that mas Tar excesdod our expectations.
You see our Increased facilities and our
plant today J. as complete as II can
possibly be. We arc doing much
binding at present, and prospects are
bright for a larger amount or sueh
work. and THIS Is just the
TIME 10 bring IN orders OF
or this description. Our blank book
business IS also growing rapidly.
'Thera Is something fine," and q ledger
with Fry's patent back was shown.
There j. an article worth us weight IA
gold. You can easily observe It's splen-
d!d features. We also do stamping and
enclosing and IN fact everything that
a book -blndery can do. Some or these
days when / have more time, want
10 show you just how large our estab-
lishment Is. IL was but a second be-
fore Mr.. Chilyers was absorbed IN his
duties and the scribe wended his way,
entirely content, with the feeling that
better equipped institution OF tins de-
scuptiOn than this was difficult 10 find.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
Brenare for SnrinC

Stanley & Schroeder, merchant tailors,
S3 Canal-st., are showing an unusually
fine line of spring trouserlngs. over
coatings, suitings, etc. This firm are
receiving all the latest styles of cloths,
and respectfully call the attention of
their gentlemen friends and patrons to
their new purchases. They were care
fully selected and the line is sure to
please the most fastidious person.
Stanley q Schroder's abilities as cutters
and htters are too we'll known to make
mention of, but suffice II to say few
merchant tailoring firms in Western
Michigan turn out suits that are neater
or more stylish in appearance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

GrosSopp Bros. el Caual-st.. wish 60
announce TO their friends and patrons
that they are showing AL the newest
styles ID trunks, travelling bags, etc.
The stock Of goods handled by these
anufacturors are warranted to be as
repre- seuted. and are sod a. the lowest
prices. Those persons about o. tske a
tour should prepare themselves WITH
strong. Durable trunks. Go 10 Grosk0pp
Bros for Just such articles.