davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


FOE eENT-A NEW !.RooM DMELLINa AND
aiss hs4nsy Il f.~ 0 Rosivs. Ma
That beautiful place containing about 43 acres,
% 1 20 n T.a
ave extended viii strike this pace about its center
snd ip9ovsd By ns
brick mansion. barn and other buidings. Look It.
d12-5: si6F st. NV.
sAtELAND gn THE ACRE .MEEovED
tween Mashington and AieIa1dTia near the Potomac
q isa,if NV
EOR RENT-A VILLA DELIGHTFULLY."- STU
key next house Map Maple ave-. Hnaeos.ia. DC Sii
EOR sALE-THE GREATEST BARGAIN NEAR
thus of hand Of he mSs,
ssss!y payments if1s Sis ~. sS X.
EUR Rents ACRES UPON THE RIVER ROAD;
= just outside the District; near Tenallytown and
soafs ssaSis saa sSs1asd Us per- month. SSE!f
FOR SALE-PIANOS.
EOK sALE-sI55 WILL BUY NEW GRAND UP.
L right piano; warranted seven years. 7-octavs
% cheaper for cash is4 IN a aa4
EOR sALE-UPRIGHT PIANOs-slO MONTHLY
= payments; We are Offering special opportunities
new upright. viii give special bargains for the holt
paid at rate Of $40 %onihy save You
trade Don't iaii to bee them and the prices ''
THE PIANO EXCHANGE.
DIE 913 Pa.
LOR SALE-A GRAND BARGAIN
new ior only $50 cash Kch sone very br 1Ds
wssss, effects and 70. sssanss and
FaN1 sls Pa ave.
EOR sALE-RARE BARGAIN-A HANDSOME
piano thai ST $500 5s had il taken
SEs,si The PIANO EXCHANGE sseG els Pa. ave.
E0R SALE ELtaANT $500 IHREE; PEDAL PAT.
ent grand upright piano: &25: best in the market;
bargain sacrihc1 must be sold. l24s 9Th st. NV
EOR SALE-ONE HARRINGTON CO. UPRIGHT;
1876; $40 payments HUGO WORCH CO., Sohmer
rent. dS
EOK sALE-H0LIDAY BARGAIN.
y BRADBURY UPRIGHT GRAND.
Handsome rosewood full size elegant condition;
w Ss sS oE an
ments. +. c. sMiTH. issS Pa ave. ''' no 7-: In
LOR SALE-HOLIDAY BARGAINS
L STEINWAY l. SONS
valuable instrument: cost Originally $500 special
price. $40. on easy payments; handsome stool and
cover included +. q. SMITH,
noI-2ln 1o.SO Pa.
L'OR SALE-BARGAIN.
L GEORGE WOODS ORGAN
stops; solid walnut case; perfect order musically;
original price, &l2o special holiday price, SOL IS
payments.
d3 F. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa ave.
EOR SALE : PIANO BOSTON MAKE; GRAND
L scale; all improvements mahogany case; manu-
lecturers guarantee. Price, $3.50. No reasonable
offer refused. Address MANUFACTURER, Star
ONCE d3-2w
OUR PIANOS
OUR PRICES,
OUR TERMS
Will please you.
Old pianos taken in exchange new ones
no2S PFEIFFEk 4 CONLIFF, 5i6 18th st. NV.
EOR SALE-GREAT BARGAINS IN FINE UP
= right pianos Tor cash at u. L. WILD BROS 7O9
9TH ST. n w. sole agency for the celebrated KRANICH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15

- On the line of the B. Il o. r. R.. o miles from
Washington, farm S)1 This farm lies well for
subdivision and sdjoins Charlton Heights. Look at
and purchase now. so that you may have regrets
Il. Ii. WARNER & Co.
ulS-ot 9l6 + st. II, W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15

II am tenderfoot," he said,
All sadly and forlorn;
"Tis SO becsuse each friend insists
On treading on my corn"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15
LJK SALE
NlTTHE ST

~ II 7 = , 7
l345. l5i1 and i.,49 X
-. b. 5r eacE....$ 81 ,.spt
Ala h =. 7 h. Jr. ---.l.OOG
HOPE ave. b l.. ar. SIU
l2Us 41E 81. D. ar SUU
SDT THIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15

He Was an actor, but they say
He couldn't draw a bit;
He met an orange-peel one day
And straightway made q hit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15

EOR sALE-AT LESS THAN COSTA 3sToRY
II and basement briCk dwelling. sOlidly built and
handsomely finished; L. ). Capitol. superior
Plumbing, extra thick walls, deadened floors. &c
lTlce. 80. 10. W. p. YOUNG,
dl5-.G 1903 Il NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15

OUR PIANOS,
OUR PRICES,
OUR TERMS
Will please you.
Old pianos taken in exchange for new ones
no2S PFElFFEk CONLlFt, 516 18th st. n. ".
L'OR SALE-GREAT BARGAINS IN FINE UP
= right pianos Tor cash at u. l.. WILD l. BROS. 7Os
9TH ST. W.. sole agency for the celebrated KRANICH
& BACH pianos no2l- Ins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15

LOB SALE-S.,.SpO EACH. BEAUTIFUL HOMES.
only few let % that pretty row California st.
FL II. between + and SITS press brick
bay WINDOW, SIX rooms. bath; handsomely papered
canet uante!. range, latrObe cOnCreted yard, larze
aIiry BARNES y WEAVER.
q -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15

LNOR SAD
~ ~ AND o.. 200 EACH-TERMs EASY
sxetA No. frame houses. each containing six rooms,
na,l and slsets; rood mont and back yards and
Wstsf WI rent tor 10
Why DlsIhABLE NEW CORNER HOUSE; press
oatsk nSnf stone steps and trimmings contains SIX
terms. - ~N'~' - @S
ALSO Two NEW HOUSES; press brick fronts;
stone stepsAnd trimmings: six rooms tafh. ali m
Price only a. go.
For full uFtlcu.ays call upon
AcLAChLEN 4 BATCHEIDER
aolf Corner 10th and @ sta n o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15

EOE SALE-OSE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
u homes near Brentwood, ID. e. acre of land i'm
proved by desirable frame house of rooms with fine
sh tide LOUIS +. SHOEMAKER.
dt.-sT $50 r 81. a.. W
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-15
AIdine Crates Erhibit.

Aldine CRATES will not he exhibited at
either fair this year, but instead visi-
tors to the city and Grand Rapids peo-
pie ~ we'll, are invited to the factory
sales-room. corner Shawut-ave. and
Court-st., to inspect the new design
mantels and Aldine Fire places in the
several new finishes. During the past
three years the company have shipped
the celebrated Aldine fire places into
every State in the union under positive
guarantee OF its fulfilling all claims
made for it, when provided with 3
chimney hue containing good draft,
set ana operated as per their instruc-
tions, and have never yet been called
upon TO take back 4 single CRATE As a
cleanly, economical, sanitary CRATE Il
has no equal, and when provided with
good chimney fius, will not only FUR
nish heat equivalent TO that given by
an ordinary coal stove, but keep fire
over night equally as well. The best ID
always the cheapest in the end.
Why is Il that sellers of other CRATES
do not advocate its sale? Simply be-
cause there is less profit in it 70 them
than on cheap direct draft CRATES. II
you desire to purchase the best, go TO
the Aldine Manufacturing company.
They will sell you the Aldine Fireplace
and guarantee it 10 produce conditions
for gu not to be had through the use
of stoves or any other CRATE on the
market.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-15
READY FOR THU CROWDS
The West Michigan Grounds Pres
ent Q Fine Appearances.
IODlY The PROGRAM MILL BEGIN
4 Masehisss AggreGassoa of Beautiful Kz-
hib1ss-ssme Of the Notable Dispiays
Dsscribsd-Whs Are There and what
They show-ToaAys Program.

The buildings and grounds Of the
West Michigan Fair must be seen 70 be
fully appreciated. The energy dis
played by the management has infected
everyone and the West Michigan Fair
10 ready for action.
Art Hall, while still little disordercd
yesterday. will be in holiday attire TO.
day and ready for the Thousands who
will visit the finest display ever ex-
hibited in the Valley City. Broad
plank walks have been laid in front OF
the main halls and street sprinklers
have been engaged to keep down the
dust, If necessary. The exhibits are
large and varied and all the buildings
are well filled.
The horse stalls were nearly full. but
few entries had not yet arrived. Many
cars OF cattle were waiting to be un.
loaded and Judge Russell, superin-
tendent Of this department stated that
up TO Monday noon more cattle were
in place than had ever been shown be-
fore at any fair in this vicinity. Poul-
try Hall contains fine exhibit OF fowls
and the display of fruit. grain. eic. is
very large and neatly arranged. The
decorating has been under the fuper-
vision of Detroit decorator, and is a
credit TO the designer. The Offices of
superintendent and secretary showed
the usual amount of confusion due 10
belatcd entries but by today everything
will be in apple-pie order and good con-
dition for the carrying out OF the pro-
gram.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-15
Millian Alden smith.

Hotel Cadillac, Detroit, Sept. Il.
Editor Telegram Herld-Who is going
TO be our candidate Tor Congress this
year? This question has been asked
me hundreds OF times during the last
two months all over the State. AS a
travelling anan L have gone over our
district. stopping at the largest cities,
and smallest Towns, have talked with
all kinds vi men and heard their opin-
ions and think L can tell YOU who
believe will be the strongest candidate
the Repull cans C II lonin.lte this year
for Congress. William Alden Smith
has all the qualities necessary for the
place. He is popular, able, honest,
faithful to any trust that may be
placed in his hands, and ii nominated
VII make the hottest and most bril-
liant campaign ever made in this dis
trict tie is the best campaign orator
we nave and he is sound and right on
the tariff. The people prefer him be-
cause he comes from the peop.e and
because he raised himself from, pop
corn boy to HIS present high and hon
oralie position by his own efforts. by
his industry, integrity aud his brains.
He was The trusted friend Ot Ex-Sena-
tor Ferry; he was a member of the
committee that conducted Ex-senator
Stockbridge campaigns: he was the con
fidentfal friend aud right-hand man
nj the "Old Man''-Governor Luce
and he has the confidence and respect
of every unprecedented man In the state
whether Republican or Democrat, and
he is the first choice of many. CONNER
cial travellers. whom he 80 eloqucntly
addressed last year. No doubt few
politicians in our city will oppose him
through envy and jealousy because he
is conceded to be the brainiest young
man we have. but he would poll more
votes ont of the city than any other
candidate and no Democrat en- beat
him this year. To win this year we
Republicans want ito bring out our
best men. Nominate William Alden
Smith. the peoples choice and he viii
bring us victory. ]. L. g.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-15
OUR MILLING INTERESTS
Are Exceliently Represented by the
Famed valley City Milling Go.

Are Exceiiently Represented BY the
Famed valley City milling CO.
One of the fret objects that attracts
the attention of the visitor to the
grounds as he enters at the main gate
IS the words, Lilly. White" This
famed brand of -four 10 20 well-known
in the city. and the mills which pro-
duce il are such an object of interest
that a brief sketch of their product as
exhibited in the great ball must prove
of interest 10 every one.
The exhibit 10 composed of the pro-
duct OF the three mills owned and op-
Grated in this city by the Valley City
Milling Co. viz: The Valley City Mills,
the Model Mills and the Jlobe Mills.
The exhibit has been arranged by Nr.
VIM. y. Rowe, the capable manager Of
the company, and is under his super
vision. II Is certainly . very creditsbie
one and must satisfactorily demonstrate
10 all the excellent product mapufac-
tured by this extensive plant.
THIS exposition Of the milling inter
ests OF the city. ne Il may be termed,
occupies the balf of one entire side OF
the building with the goods piled high
against the walls. IT is arranged in =
splendid manner The background is
built of barrels and bags of -four and
meals, showing all tue various brands
made by this company, including the
celebrated Lily White, Roller Cham
p.on. Matchless, snow Flake and White
loaf -four, and also Granulated Corn
Meal, Buckwhest, Rye, Graham Flour,
etc, etc
The walls are skilifuliy drsped with
emblems Of these products. benz tht
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-15
PRETTY DISPLAY OF FuRs.
The Grand Rapids Furrier Has . Pine
Exhibit

The Grand Rapids Furrisr Has . Pine
Exhibit.
One of the contributors to the sue
cess of the fair in the line of display
il Mr.. G. Zwingeberg, the furrier, who
has lately removed to pleasant and
roomy quarters at % and "a Fountain
at. Mr.. Zwingeberg has demonstrated
that experience makes any business
profitable.
Hisdisplay at the fair while not large
is very costly and elegant one. lt
comprises line of various skins ready
to be converted into articles of orna-
ment and comfort 10 suit the fancy and
the purse of its purchaser. Beside
these which are hung as festoons and
attract attention from the oddiiy of the
general appt arance which they create
he shows line of elegant garments.
Whats that oyercoat WORTH TIM
idly asked the reporter as he gazed
longjngiy and trustlngly at a besutiiu
garment lined with mink and trimmed
with seal.
"Three hundred dollars" wss the an.
swer and there was a dull drop OF si-
lence. Mr.. Il. still has the coat. lie
shows also n number Of elegant and
costly seal skin garments. sstrsehsn
coats. mink. fox and all kinds of capcs
and mufis and leopard and wolf SKIN
mats. The purchaser has the oyportu-
nifty 10 select the skin and have the
garment made to order.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-15

l.. L. Conkey, V. 8, hasa room in the
south tower of the horse department
building, and besides being ready 20
attend professional calls, makes fine
exhibit OF appliances used by his pro-
fcssion IN handling stock and surgical
instruments. many CT which are the
creations of Dr, Conkey's fertile and in
genioue brain. He has beside many
specimens, such sc adorn the customary
". DIS. rooms. the one being portions OF
humanity, while IN this instance they
are parts OF beasts, all. however. with
three exceptions being from animals
which have recovered after the opera-
ton was performed. The display shows
the skill OF the doctor.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-15

Buffalo, \. Y. Sept. IA wonder
fnl feat of railroading was accomp-
Iished today by the New York Central
raiIroad--a feat that eciipses everything
else ever accomplished in the line OF
rapid travelling. The record for long
distance running was not only broken
but left way out of sight. II has been
demonstrated that train can not only
make sixty miles an hour but can keep
it up for 40 miles. The train that ar
rived at East Buffalo this afternoon
at Two O'Clock. fifty minutes and
"a seconds. left the Grand Central de.
pot. New York, this morning at 7:Se
O'Clock. 1t made the run, including
three stops in 44o minutes; distance
1864 miles.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-15

empty sAcks which with their diversity
OF eoiers add 70 the beauty OF the ex-
hibsI bow window 10 usod 10 tho
best possible advantage and by the
tasteful arrangement within adds
greatly 70 the general appekrsnce.
While the windows bear the most taka.
Gus brsnds OF four.
Bat 1t is IN front OF the space set
apart for this exniblf that interest must
chiefly center. for II is here that MI.
Rowe has done the best work In AZ
ranging the display. A table tnIrty-slx
feet in length is made an Object of
beauty ss well as one of interest and
worthy Of deep study. for il shows the
rapid development winch the intreduc-
ton Of rolls into the mills has made IN
creating flour from the gram. Under
the old method the transition was
rapid and simple, now it Is intricate
and much slower.
The table 10 covered with tinted cam
brio its entire length while surrounding
il on either side and end 10 placed .
stand Of flowers, forming complete
chain Of Mountain of Snow Geraniums.
interspersed with bouquets of other
fiswsrs ali kept beautiful and fresh ty
water supplied by . small trough.
Within this enclosure in cut glass dlsh-
&c 10 shown the -four in ali its trsnstory
stages from the clean wheat 60 the I'm
ished product. Not satisfied with this
Mr.. Rowe has gone step farther and
shows various samples OF bread. made
by half dozen bakers of the cry from
the product of his mills.
As has been said the exhibit 10 not
only an objec, of beauty but is an inter-
esiing study as we'll, and TO such careful
aud painstaking methods as is shown IN
this display is the success of the Valley
City Milling Company due. The same
csrefulness 10 detsll as is shown IN this
exhlhit characterzes all the work of
the various mills, and il is this that has
brought success and made the mills
famous for the splendid -four which
they produce and have them an object
Of pr.de 10 every resident of this local
ity who loves advancement Ia any en-
terpriee.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-15
SPRING AND COMPANY.
The Finest Exhibit on the West Michi
gan Grounds.

The Finest Exhibit on the West Michi-
gan Grounds.
When the firm of Spring 4 Co. do
anything there 10 no middle ground.
1t is always done we'll. The past history
of this very successful firm is ample
proof Of this statement and if more
evidence Was needed each visitor to
the West Michigan fair this year would
certainly add his mite to the abundance
of evidence at command.
Have you seen the display?
Well if you. gentle reader. have not
gazed upon that exquisite blending of
colors, that artistic draping, and wit
messed the lavishness and wealth of
materials exhibited do not think you
have seen all that is worth seeing at
this fair.
1t is, however, but an index to the
sixty thousand square fee. in their
store rooms which is filled to overflow
ing with the goods of which
this exhibit is but the samples.
1t embraces the staple and novelties
in the marts of trade, the product of
the looms. in dry goods, carpets. &c.
But every reader Of the Telegram
Herald knows of the store, has seen il
and has wandered through this bower
of beauty.
But of the display at the fairl
1t is out of the common run" of
fair displays and is, undoubtedly, the
finest ever made by any dry goods
house in the state. 1t occupies the
entire side and end Of one wing of the
building, being in extent more than
100 feet. The background is construct
ed of Administer, Royal Wilton, Mou-
quette, and Body Brussels carpet.
The floor is covered with elegant
Smyrna, Daghestan, Turkish and AK.
minister rugs while Hmalayan and
Royal Bengal tiger, Leopard and
Mountain Lion rugs add richness to the
effect. Overhead esch section is draped
in different colors of delicate tinted
buntings. The front is handsomely
draped with curtains of Silk Tapestry
Silk Brocatelles, Flax Velour, Imported
Cheneille, Brussels Point, IRISH Point,
Cluuy and Russian Lace being sur.
mounted by paintings of elegant design
and beauty, IN panels.
The display includes an elegant line
of cloaks. with silks draped on easles
novel effects in dress goods and also
exhibit fine line of Demorests sewing
machines for which they are manufsc.
turer's agents.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-15

RAISED US S. 10000
The Work OF the State Board OF Equal
ization Completed.

me work OF the State Board OF Equal
ization Completed.
Lansing, Mich, Sept. 14.-The State
Board of Equalization finished it's
labors this morning. Five years ago
the State was equalized at $945,-
100000. This year the various boards
OF supervisors equalized it at 1852,
636,035. The valuation as fixed by
the State board is 81 ,130, 900, 900, an
increase OF S1S4,550, 900. After adjust
ing the inequalities which they deemed
to exist between the several counties
as equalized in 1886, 15 per cent. was
added to each county to cover its
material growth for the past five
years. In the mining counties the
value OF the mining property was also
added, insomuch as such property Is
now for the first time subjected to a
direct tax. The boards action insures
the State revenue from mining prop
erty equal to what is paid in specific
taxes. Five yecrs ago Kent county
was equa.ized al $4,000, 900, this
year its valuation has been raised by
the board to $50,00O,0OO. M
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-15
uniaue Dispiax-

The most attractive display in Floral
Hall is beyond doubt that of ]. S.
Walker & Co., manufacturers of vine.
gar and plckled goods. Ranked tier
upon tier are pickle and vinegar barrels
tastely decorated with enormous heads
of cabbages, thanked byggantic heads of
cauliflowers, while arranged on shelves
are glass jars of vinegar, picked onions,
cucumbers, beans, etc. This firm
usually handle from 10000 to $4,000
bushels of cucumbefs each season but
this years crop is very short owing TO
the long dry spell. A speciality of this
concern is the guaranteeing of full
count IN every barrel of pickles. Don't t
miss this exhibit as it isvery interesting.
Telephone No. 1914, and p. o. box All
is the firms address. One of the firm
will be in charge and will be pleased to
answer all questions.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-15

II is to be regretted that Messrs.
Chase Bros. Piano Co. are not able to
make a display on the Kent County
grounps. Their displays are always of
the highest artistic order and always
draw the attention of visitors. Owing
to the heavy demand for their Pianos,
their factory has been running day and
night and yet not able TO meet the
pressure and their stock being 30 low it
Was found impossible to make q dis
play. They will be pleased to meet all
friends and visitors at their store at 81
Monroe street, where they will meet
with pleasant treatment.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-15

Nelson, Matter 4 Co., were yesterday
just putting up their exhibit Of iine
furniture and drsperies, aud every in
dication points to . grand display of
line goods IA mastery manner. This
firm have the reputation OF making ~
good goods as Grand Rapids can turn
out, aud when they show samples the
people are pleased TO look. There is no
doubt but that their new designs and
handsome finishes will attact much at
teution. Theis exhibit occupies =
prominent place and will prove one OF
the features of the fair.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-15

Just outside the main gate OF the
Kent Society grounds stands neat
hotel suggestively named the Kent
Park Hotel. 1t is under the personal
supervision of ii L. Pulver. the well
known deputy sheriff. and is q model
Of neatness. Meals are furnished for
the sum of % cents and slabIing may
also be had for teams. Horsemen who
desire TO he near the grounds may lind
good hotel accommodations at reason
able rates. Refreshments always on
hand.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-15
Julius A. J. Friedrich.

This well known dealer in musical
instruments has very fine display OF
Pianos and Organs on the floor of Main
Hail consisting of Fischer and Webber
Pianos and A. b. Chase and Hillstram
Organs. Mr.. Friedrich is the only
music dealer that has an exhibit on
both grounds and shows his enterprise
in this as IN all matters appertaining to
his business. Mr.. Friedrich will keep
open house at his store at 80 Canal
street during the week and hopes ali
visitors to the city will call and inspect
his immense stock of musical mer.
chandiee.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-15
rle~.r.. xemln.sler o.rt..n.

SARATOGA. n. Y. Sept. l4.--wben the
Democratic state convention meets to-
morrow there is no doubt OF the nonal-
nation Of Flower for the governor on
the frat ballot. u. ]. Griffn vino Is
Mr.. Flowers personal representative
said 10 a correspondent of the z. p. this
evening that Mr.. Flower would have
every vote on the first ballot except the
- from Kings county. Mr.. Griffin puts
10 faith IN the threat Of second con-
ventloD. lie says il s "bIuif."