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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-20

Circula 81 rumor-g gus 40 gafantizarnos. de
que enire los individuos fllsiladOs lasesinadlos
deberiamOs decirl, On Port-an-Prince, (Haiti1.
SO cuentan dos esDanoles naturales que fueroI
dc un pueblo dc Puerto-R Rico. Esperamos que
tai rumOr 40 SO cOnfirnle.
Noticias dc Ia HaDana 1icen que esta ha.
ciendo estragos ALI II epids ria variOlosa. En-
San thomas tambi6n parece que ha habido
algunoB casOs de viiuel8
Dlcenn0S que una veclna dc la calle del
Sol, cerca de San Crist6baI, maltrata dsario Il
un nino de corta edad hi1o do su concnbino.
Ksta maiana palece Que e hiri6 en1le front s
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Leemos en- La DensOcraci0::

De Ponce SO ha lespachado para la Haba.
ma Ia goleta espanola AlejGNdrO Bosch con
parte del cargamento que condujO Barcelona
atados de ajos J u pacas mirah;.ano.
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clsuteneute on el labOFa tOTiO dental del doc.
Cor Fonte. en Verdad p0demos aaegurar que
a0n 3migables. No creiamOs que plezas tan
deteEodadas pudieran restauraEse con tanta
precision uaestria, II que pTueba que Ell se
nor P0nte conoce Y hace cuanto hulnanamente
puede hacerse en- los meiores laboratories de
los Estados- Unidos Europa Es certo que
81 doctor POnte pOs6e 81 mas complete surtidO
de ins6rumentoa para hacer sus operaciones.
Relicitanos al amigo y al pdblico que ne-
cesite apFOYecharse do su permanencla on esta
Capital
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Llamamos resp petuosamente la atenci0n de
nuestro actiVo amigo 81 senior AIcalde dc osta
Capital, para que haga desaparecer la hierba
que e1iste en- la CaIeta de San Juan pues ade-
mas de afear aquel sltio, 10 convierte On un TO
co de inmundlcias, donde la playa de mosQui-
tus que asedfa los Vecinos de diGha Caleta
es insoportable. Son varios los vecinos que
nos hal suplcado haeer esta sdplica al seIor
PotOus
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A U OU vENDRE

L. soussign6, propri6taire de As, 600 acres da
eerre situes dams Ia paroisse VermillioE. aux
environs du Lao Arthur. lonera nonr !.
culture du riz on antre la dite terra any
conditions auivantea.
I'm quart de 10 r6colte jusqu ID cent acres,
ct nm ciaqnieme al ,essus de cent acres.
La terre eat entOur6e
ii vendra a $500 lacre. parable I'M tiers 0.
q moifie compliant, ct Ia balance 4 un an on
ans de credit.
Cette terre est propre 4 toutes sortes .
culture. Z
6'adreaser d
j. =. GUEYDAH.
She'll Beach. paroixse Verm,llion. L.
On aux bureaux. de Ia SESTINELLE de ThiDo-
daux pour informasions prealables.
Dec. $3.50
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Il peuple, ct pour railer ct ssuver lie
part.
Nous felicitons aussi IL people sur
le fait que ce noble vieux patriotic.
Robert c. WickliEe, qai 1 etc Gouver-
neur honore ct distingue de REtat II
y a plus de trente ans, ct qui, depuis
quill s'est retire du service public, a
resiste les attraits ct les attractions
de rofice, ct a toujours dome au
parti Democratique e services Sc
rieux ct devoues, a CONSENT, dams son
We'll age, a gutter Ia paix ct la soil
tude dune vie privee pour Sc rendre d
pappel sincere ct unanime de son
part.
Nous faisons appel sur les votants
Democratiques de la Louisiana de
bonner leur support sincere ct leurs
efforts les plus constants pour obtenir
lie success du ticket ainsi present9 aux
suffrages du parti, ct nous sommes
eon6ants que la victoire une fois
conquise ne peut nous etre enlevee
par aucun attentat de changer le
resultat soft par la fraude, SOFT par la
violence, soft par un usage inconvenant
de la machine electorate.
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persiste dams leur lutte insensee
devant un pareil presage.
-Cest vrai, lui repondisje, surtout
Sc trouvant au Capitole. lis Sc furent
souvenirs que la Roche Tarpeienne
nest pas loin.
Enfin, Ia chose est terminee, enten-
due; ii y aura deux tickets Fun
democratic, eelui de la Convention
reguliere !; l'autre mitige de republi-
canisme, celui DIES "Antis." 81 les
Republicains rentrent au pouvoir, &c
sera Ia faute aux Stubbs, aux Par.
LANCE, aux Cunningham, aux Foster
ct comparatively Khyn.)
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and intelligsnt
inhibition suggest
write to-day. I
promise you my
Especial, personal
~attention. n
dsrtake to briefly
beach any fairly
Intelligent person
of either sex, who
ean read ena
write, and who
latter instruction.
(will work Undue
how -
learn Three Thou
Sand DolIarsa
In their own
localities, where
they live.
also furnish
'ths situation q
temples rsent, a.
IN hich you can
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CANDIDATURES.
DE CoUR

4ur rotants dEmocrdtes de Ia Pa
yoisse Lafourche.
Tai rhonneur de vous informer
one lie suis candidat d Ia place de
GREFFIER DE LA COUR de
oette paroisse, i la prochaine election
primaire, ct solicite respectueusement
vos suffrages.
CHARLES j. BARKER.
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SHERIFF

Mr. pEditeur.-VeuilleE m'annoncer
CONNIE candidat au poste de SHERIFF
de la Paroisse Lafourche, sujet a la
decision du Parti Democratique.
p. r. LORIO.
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T
POLITIQUE.

POLITIQUE.
La Convention reguliere du parti
democratique a complete samedi
dernier So liste de candidats. Ellie
propose aux electeurs de la Louisiana
S. D. McENERY, d'Ouachita, CONNIE
Gouverneur
RoBr. e. W1cKLIrFE, d'Ouest Fell
ciana, CONNIE Lieutenant Gouverneur :
+. W. SurHERLIN, de De Soto,
CONNIE Avocat-general
o. B. STEELE, d'Union, CONNIE
Auditeur.
GABRIEL MorEGUT, de Terrebonne,
CONNIE Tresorier;
j. ". CALHOUN, de Ia Nouvelle-O Or
leans, CONNIE Surintendant de Fins
truction Publique /;
l.. F. Mason, de Concordia, CONNIE
Secretaire d'Etat
Cette liste est parfaitement compo-
| see. On ne saurait nier la grande
popularite personnelle de NJ. McEnery,
notamment dams lie nord de rEtat NJ.
Wicklife, dune autre part, lie veteran
du parti democratique de la Louisiana.
II en- etait, il y a plus de trente, n le
Gouverneur. C'est une grande ct
imposante figure politique. Fidele d
ses vieilles convictions, il ma pas
voulu, quoique oppose 4 i'amende-
ment constitutional, ct range cons9-
|quemment parmi les antis, Sc separer
de la faction qui . ses yeux, apres la
retraite DIES Adamistes, representa-
legitimement lie parti d4mocratique.
II a JUICE avec raison quill pouvait
adherer 4 la candidature de McEnery
sans sc rallier i la cause de la Loterie.
II a WI Ia &c que tous les autres
democrates auraient dh voir, deux
questions parfsitement distinctes ct
qui n'eussent jamais dd etre confon-
dues. De cette confusion funeste IL
resulte ceci, que N. Foster nest pas lie
candidat des democrates en- general,
mails u~niquement lie candidat DIES de-
mocrates hostiles i Ia Loterie.
Les amis de N. McEnery ont evite
Get ecueil lis FONT propose ct procla-
me CONNIE candidat democratic pure
ment ct supplement- quelles que
puissent etre e opinions personnel
les sur ramendement constitutional.
NJ. Wicklife, qui est oppose 4 Get
amendement ct qui lie repoussera de
son vote, a-t-il hesite 3 accepter Ia
candidature de la Convention regu-
liare pour les fonctions de lieutenant
g~ouyerner ? Ii Ia fait avec empresse-
ment ct il sen trouve honore.
Hier, samedi, entire onzc heures ct
midi, la Convention McEnery await
termine ses travaux ct s'ajournait
indefniment ct Baton Rouge retom-
bait dams son calme habituel.-(Abeil-
Ley
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NOCvEAUx ARRANGEMENTS
HOTEL DIES E-TRANGERa.
Encoigp ure des rues Green ct Th,bodanr

M Thomas Alberti PREVENT ses ami.
les voyageurs quill Went de faire de mon
veaux arrangements qui lui permettront d.
s'atisfairc tout ceux lui voudront lhsnnos
rer dc leur confance
Repas Atoute heure de Ia lourn6e er IN
commando.
Table d'h0te d 10 heures du matin non
~d6ieuner ct } 4 heures d a soir pr ar diner
Chamb-es commoles ct bien garnies
MOnEREH
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nEUX POMPES DE IL POUCES, POUR
~ irrigation. Machines ct bouilloiree a
bon ordre. S'adresser d
MIR. GEORGE DIONNE.
GU a la Sentinelle de Thibodaux.
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AErivee ct depart des trains q Thibo-
daux, % novembre, 1889.
PREMIER TRAIN

PREMIER TRAIN.
Quite Thibodaux d $50 heures a, m.
svec 10 MALE de POuest.
Arrive D Thibodaux d 1885 beures q. IA:
svec 70 MALE de Ia Nouvelle Orleans.
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COMEDIE POLITTQUE.
U FINITA LA COMEDIA.

Jal quite, hier sOlr, Ia sale de
spectacle de Ia maison d'Etat, au
moment on les Fermiers ~obligeaient
leur candidat, Macadam, d revenir
sur sa decision. Je vais reprendre la
piece 4 lendroit on je TAI laissee.
II parait que ce o n des "pros'
qui ont joue la mauvaise farce de
dire aux Farmers" que leur candidat,
await refuse la candidature parce
quill 6tait achete par Ia Loterie.
Fureur de ces gens-la, CONNIE de
juste. II ma fallu rien moins, pour
les t%ranquiliser, que lacceptation, de
Macadam CONNIE secretaire d'Etat'
Brief, tout est rentre dams rordre,
apres DIES caucus 4 men plus finir.
Les chooses, dams les coulisses
ayant etc arrangees au mieux, les
acteurs reparaissent u Ia scene, le
rideau Sc leve encore, ct lie Sc ct der
nier acte commence.
La frame est fnie les ~conspira-
tons ct les trahisons ont pris fin.
Les Spectators sont gratifies de
plusieurs harangues, ct les nomina'
tons commencent. Sont choisis CONNIE
candidats go%uverneur, Murphy Eos
ter ; lieutenant gouverneur, C. Par
lange; secretaire d'Etat, Thos. s
Mac Adams tresorier d'Etat, j
Pickett avocat general, J. Cunning
ham ; auditcur, W. W. Heard A. d
Lafargue s%urintendant de reducatlon
"E fnita la comedia."
Les memes acteurs joueront un
drame en- un acte ct plusieurs tableaux,
au mois d'avril. LIE nombre de leurs
Spectators sera alors fort nombreux ;
mails ie Grains pour eux I'm insucces
complet.
Toutes les troupes de comedie ont
echoue 4 Ia Nouvelle-O Orleans en-
particulier, ct en- Louisiana en- general.
Leur sujet est trop sombre, leur
intrigue trop noire pour que celle-ci ne
soft pas sin1ee des son spparition sur
Ia scene.
LIE role que viennent de jouer dams
cette lugubre coincide certains person
nages qui avaient, malgrs leurs
paroles violentes, conserve lestime
des gems droits, les RUNE q tout jamais
dams ropinion publique. Leur car
riere politique init ID on commence
leur lutte dams une politique PORTUGUESE
ct malsaine pour rEtat. Leur trahi-
son leur portera malheur, ct le parti
democratic ne sera pas meme 6branle
par leur detection. II ne leur restera
que lie deshonneur du tra7tre i1fidele
a son drapeau ct d e antecedents.
Leur DEBATE a etc predite par mon
gal, quoique profond, camarade de lit,
NJ. Louque. Nous nous p%romenions
tous les deux autour du Capitole, PEN
dant que les Farmers ct les "Antis"
etaient en- caucus. Tout a coup deux
"carencros", les betes puantes ct SON.
bres, qui Sc nourrissent DIES charognes
qu'elles rencontrent dams les bois ct
sur les chemins, passerent, les allies
etendues, dams Fair ct s'abattirent sur
Tune DIES tourelles du Estate House,
plongeant leur regard mauvais dams lie
batiment dams lequel grouillaient ct
piaillaient les secessionnistes.
Vcyez, me dit mon ami Louque,
voici l'augure de la DEBATE de nos
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Fumez lea "Thibodeaux Special
Cigars" ct vOns serez heureux.
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Rappelez-vous que celia ne vous
codte rien pour deposer votre argent
dams la banque, ainsl que vos mandats
ct vos drafts ct lie depot est sujet a
vos mandats q vue.
Nous faisons aussi DIES collections 4
n'importe quel endroit.
G. p. SHAVER.
CAISSIER.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-26
4 GREAT WITNESS
Must a Fever Run Its Course and
the Patient Lose His Life or
Get Well by Accident, and
be Left With One or More
Chronic Diseases?
For answer read the following:

For answer read the following:
once attended the trial OF man
for committing crime in Salem, Mass.
One of the witnesses, n police ofncer,
heard the crime proposed and saw IT
committed, and SO stated in his testl-
mony.
The criminals lawyer then asked the
witness: "Is it your duty as an officer
to hear a crime proposed and see 1t
committed so as to be able to tes-
tify against the criminal, or is 1t your
duty to stop the commission OF crlmev'
He was silent.
The Judge then asked the witness
"what was you doing while the crime
was being commltted|
The officer stammered and replied:
al was watching the case" This
reply created a sensation in court,
which it was difficult to suppress.
The best authorities (an old chestnut),
state that fevers must run their course,
and mention the time it takes reaction
to take place in the description of each
fever.
All family physicians study the same.
or nearly the same, books; those who
believe in them, and cannot do any
better, have occasion to say, If their pa.
tent does not die of fever: my dear
woman, if 1t had not been for. your
good nursing the patient would have
died, which was the only time mis- opin-
ion was correct from the time he first
saw the patient.
But what was the family physician
doing all those weeks?
Answer; Like the police officer,
watching the case.
AS long as you are sick IN bed your
life is IN danger. Send some member
of your family to DR.. s. Clay Todd 43
Monroe-st., room Grand Rapids Mich
igan, with a common description Of the
patients feelings and actions and he
will prepare the remedies that will get
the patient on his feet in day and q
half or two days no matter what physi.
clan says the case is hopeless.
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Having secured eoatrol Of the city
circulation Of the TKLEsEAx-HxaAIp
and also the local circulation Of the
DxTsorr EvEsIss News, have decided
10 sell both papers for the price Of one.
Commencing with this date, any person
subscribing for either paper will re-
ceive both papers for ia cents per week.
or 50 cents per month. delivered BY
carrier in tho city only. Ny office will
remain with the TELEskAx-HERALp,
where | have been acting a. supsrin-
tsndent OF circulation for nearly two
years.
Send postal card or telephone 5Sl. for
the cheapest and best Newspaper service
IN the State. s. III. SWIFT.
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TOWN TOPICS.

Cabinets 81, wyke's, 80 Monroe-st.
Jim Kennedy, arrested for larceny,
has been released on bail.
The reference library is being sup
Piled with new book cases.
Rev. j. I. Hustled will address the
Teachers Association, next Saturday.
Lieut.. Hurley, of the police depart
ment, is confined TO his residence by
illness.
The Pastors Conference will meet at
the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms this afternoon
At o'clock.
julius Houseman has purchased the
new house on Cherry-st., built by
Arthur Meigs, for Sal 900.
Charles Jackson was arrested last
evening on Canal-st.. by ofhcer john
son, on charge Of begging.
The Owashtanongs have postponed
the dedication of their new dining.
room until saturday. January 81.
The Jail now contains seventy three
inmates. This is the largest number
that has occupied it for the past two
years.
The ushers at the Ben Hur entertain
ment will be composed of members of
the Young Mems Society of st. Marks
Church.
The round house of the C. & w. NJ.
and D.. l.. q N, will be in charge OF
George Turner, engineer on the c. 4
w. NJ, after February l..
Frank Ray, of the Ray Electrical
System, of Detroit, will figure on the
estimate for putting In an electrical
plant for the Street Railway Company
The youths, Kliebcr and Hammer.
schmidt, who caused their parents SO
much anxiety by their sudden dissp.
pearance few days ago, have returned
home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Boynton HARRIET, OF
Evasion, H.. will deliver free lecture
in Good Templars' Hall, McMullen
Block, this evening, at O'Clock. She
will discourse upon the subject, "The
Craftsmanship OF Women"
Daniel Roots, the insane man who
was jailed Saturday night for safe keep
ing, refused to take his food yesterday
and lay IN a helpless condition all day
DIR. Disbro was summoned to attend
HIM but his mental condition was nc
better last evening
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POLICE AND COURT.

The following cases are on call today
Morning-John Thiel. bar obstruction
c. w. Wennette, saloon open after
hours; John 3. Hughes, saloon open
after hours; Albert Griffith, truaut
Lille Montstevens. visiting house of Ill
fame. Afternoon-Fred j. Daily, So.
loon open after hours; Abe Hartley,
Burt Darling. Henry Gleason, personal.
ing another; James and sam Kew, re.
coiving stolen goods; Thomas wester.
h0use, larceny more than SIS; Jennie
ODonneil, drunk; Grant Heth. embez-
ztement and larceny; Mollie Paxton
and William Aldrlch, receiving stolen
goods.
Howard Brooks was arrested and
locked no last night, on the charge OF
stealing an overcoat and a watch from
a fellow boarder on Spring-st.
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DIR. :. CLAY TODD


II you wish to have your letters an
swered Immediately by DIR. Todd in per-
son, enclose 81 10 pay for the service.
Consultations at his Office free. and no
charge for his Office services until
cured. Office ~ Monroe-st., room 4.
Grand Rapids, Mich. Postoffice lock
hx,x q
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tonight we are promised stirring
melodrama at Redmond's Grand. AS
the play is from the pen of one of the
most successful melOc ramatic writer's,
Geo. S. Sims. There is reason to expect
much Of "Master and Man" which has
been highly approved, wherever presen-
ted. Domrnick Murray is an actor of
long established reputation. So is Ralph
Delmore. The usual matinees will be
gwen.
Fred Stinson, who for five years sue
cessfully cared for the tours of Mod
jeska, is In the city in the interest of
Margaret Mather, whose engagement
is noticed elsewhere.
"Ben Hur' will introduce the lead
ing lights of local society upon the
stage at Powers tomorrow night. The
location of the story gives great oppor-
tunity for the introduction of the PIC
turesque in costumes, and for the for
nation of graceful and impressive pic
lures. "Ben Hur' will he repeated for
the remainder of the week.
d. A. Consadine, who is now the
business manager of "The Ciemenceau
Case" Company, was the faithful
private secretary of the late Emma
Abbott. Poor Emma was very much
attached to him, and she remembered
him with a good substantial sum in her
will. Those who know Mr.. ConsadIne
will say that the legacy was well
bestowed.
The Shaws should draw large au-
diences at the Iyceum Theater, Tues
day and Wednesday evenings. Some
changes will he made in the seats just
behind the orchestra rail, so that the
table may be placed there. The table
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-26

Is offered by the manufacturers of DIR.
Sags's Cstarrh Remedy, for = case of
catsrrh which they cannot cure. The
mild, soothing. cleansing and healing
properties of this remedy are irresistible.
so cents. BY druggists.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-26

wHALEN-Sunday morning at bis homo In
Wyomlng township. Dennis. son OF MrA X.
Wbalen. The deceased MAS brother OF Rev.
7. l. whalsa formally OF 81 Andrews catho-
dral
The time Of burial will be given later.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-26

Our Slaughter sale Is still going on
for another week BE sure and call.
Chicago shoe store. . Csnsi-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-26

Elliot a Company have . full line Of
John 7. Cutting Co.'S extra fancy
canned fruit, Pears. Peaches. Planas.
Peeled Apricots, and White and Red
CLo
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III - slssstsd - thai "a aaoenzr ocae4
WV may - ssd fsala any psSs ~ Ne
Eozse-
The ioax heE4ldsa pfodnrtacn q
sJoAa o9 Arvs ky hW NArgsfss
Astner, Al Powers Opera Houess 10 20
hs m21e Aenday night wesk.
jules B~rbaere's tragedy Was pFeseAsea
al the Porte ~. Martin. II Para ~
Mae. hernhArdt. and Miss Matters
pred aetlon il announced ~ Dc 10 = Ger
tain extent, fac-simile Of the original
with the addition OF several new feAS
afss Ia tie pictorial Inc. She vii Dc
supported by large company. the
drincipal members Of which arc otis
Skinner, John Malone, titles. shlne,
Howard Kyle, Henry L. Walton. Oh.
more Scott. Eyerard Cole, Harold
Hartsell, Waroell Gordon, Carrie
Jameson, beatrice Ingram, Mis-
Martha Porteous and Lenora Bradley.
The play 10 IA five acts and All tahieauss
the last act being divided INTO TOO
scenes. The scene OF the first act " the
cottage OF Jacques D'Arc. father o.
Joan 81 DomreIny. la the second ace
the scene changes 10 Chlnon, when the
call to arms Is made, and the third act
ends with the battle Of Orleans The
events of act fourth pass IN kheims,
and those of the last act At Rouen, the
first tablesu showing the sentence ana
the last the burning Of Joan. The IN
cidentai music by Gounod Will be sung
by large chorus. The engagement 10
for two nights only.
Cleveland's colored Ministries appear
at Powers on February Z. J. X. En-
NETT comes on the 18th and K. IL.
sothern on the 10th:
Miss Edna Chaffee Noble, the elocu.
zionist, will lecture on 1.-The Passion
Play at Oberammergau," At Hartman's
Hall. on the evening of February 10.
An olio, fresh and new, as we'll 90
versatile and high-class, 10 TO bs pre-
sented at Smiths Opera House, this
week. Not an act will be given which
savors of the stale, and the same may
be said of each and every feature.
Aatinees, Wednesday, Friday and Sat-
urday.
Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has a picture of our mill. None genuine
| without II.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-26
c. P. Corsess I o6 At Kidder'..

Our Slaughter sale ID still going On
for another week. BE sure and cal.
Chicago shoe Store. e Canal-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-26

Five hundred bone corssts I OF Al
Kiddsr'S
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-26

our Slaughter Sale is still going on
for another week. Be sure and call.
Chicago Shoe Store. 2s Csnsl-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-26

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture of our mill. None genuine
without it.
VALLEY CRY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-26
ERNEST D. DIsBROW N. D.

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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-26

KornIet At Elliot 3 COS.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-26

Miss Edna Chaffee Noble, the elocu-
zionist, will lecture on 1.-THE Passion
Play At Oberammergau," At Hartman's
Hall, on the evening OF February 10.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-26

Ell would leave the stage At once If I
fels stted for any pursuit in the COM
mercisl world
This remark was made 10 me few
weeks nnce by one of the most proni-
nent and popular actors in America.