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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
ID Adults qnafhed in three weeks; practical methods
address, ,ss.s 9SSsssis Star
SAaEE asHH BBEEEEs SHAARBBFF
Sec page 3. ADJUSTMENTS fel7.e,
VIsLTING TEACHER. OF PAINTING AND
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fel7tu. tn. slim stsr One.
pRoGREssIvE TRANSPORTATION Is THE SIM
piesa method known Of drawing portraits
y s r. sax aps rsSs
ave. Open evenings feif-.as
A c. srAkIN's BUSINESS COLLEGE. Is ST.
months day and evening private class in
inations; method Of illustrating booRiserinn,
~ which students advance rapidly, shorthand and
Ial6-2m'
FRENCH. GERMAN, SPANISH, ITALIAN
Taught in the
Most Practical. Rapid and Perfect Manner by
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Terms, $40 per $50 600 copies in actual use
Indorsed by the leading educators of Europe and
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DIR. RICHARD =. RosENTHAL,
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WEST END ART SCHOOL, Ills nth ST. n. W,
w Miss 3. W. Kelly. London medalist, principal.
Water color painting. British school, life class Saiur
day morning. fel4-lm.
Ok CTS. PER LESSON.-PIANO OR ORGAN BY
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lOlt Connecticut ave. Gailard's new, original and
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minister OF public insru, ton. Saves time and labor.
La Signora r.. D. GALLIARD teaches sinylnx (ltalian
inethod). the harp and the Spanish and Italian lam
guages. fef2-im~
SIGNoR MARIANA MAMA VOCAL SCHOOL
~ Italian method-9l9 II 81 Il. W.
New York Hefdid-Mr. Y. Mama, the Plunkett, has
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on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Over Neerhofs Art store. jaS-2n'
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Best and Most Practical instruction
Terms $40.

A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS, 1879 MAssA-
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Solid OAK Antique finished Bed Room Suites. apIscss,
fer s1G cssb. or els credit.
s-piece Iarlor Suites. solid walnut frames uphol.
stored plus bss Aarcoth. s.s cash or go ON
credit.
Good wovEy-wIRE BID SPRINGS for e. 2s
cash or g. % credit
BRUSSELS GARRETT. Co. cash or CSC. on credit.
Cool INGRAM CARPET. sc. cash or 4oc on credit
NsssS And lay all CARPETS :rcs of COS, and dost
charge ior the waste in matching figures
Cur ter-as are the easiest any house in the city
enly small Payment Of purchase and the bal
spee in LAsI wEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
NJ netes required and yer cent di.esnat a.lswsi
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MEDICAL, &c.

DROFESSlONAL MASSAGE.-NRS CAMERON
y LEO q ST. NV; Face Message a Specially. Refers
by permission TO the most prominent ladies OF NASH
invton. hours Ladies, am. to p. m Genteinen
tot pm. feI i-Ius
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

Your committee would therefore rec
ommend that the clerk be instructed to
enter the same upon the tax rolls of the
several townships and wards.
Respectfully submitted,
F. II. GILL,
wx. F. woopwoRrH,
II. o. ScHERNERHoRS,
Committee.
The Committee on Equalization made
the following report. and ON motion
Mr.. Emmons the same Was adopted. :
majority Of the members elect voting
therefor:
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors Of
Kent County;
Gentlemen - Your Committee on
Equalization. to whom was referred the
spportionmsus Of the State and County
taxes of the several townships in sand
county and the wards Of the City of
Grand Rapids. would respectfully re.
port that they have had the came under
consideration and have made said ap-
portonment ~ follows;
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Continued froA Third Page.

cupied for church purposes, and your
committee therefore recommend that
the prayer of the petitioners b not al
lowed.
Respectfully submitteds
F. II. GILL,
WV. F. WooDwoRTH,
III. o. ScHENERHoRN.
Committee on Rejected Taxes.
The committee on rejected taxes
made the following report and on no.
ton Of Mr.. Haveds the same was
adopted, majority OF the members
elect voted therefor:
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors OF
Kent County:
Gentiemen:-Your committee on re-
jected taxes 70 whom Was referred the
Transcripts of the Auditor-Geueraps
statement ::of rejected taxes charged
back to this county, June 80, 1891. re-
spectfully report that We have made .
careful transcript of the same and find
the amount chargesbIe therein to the
several townships and wards, ~ fol-
lows, towit:
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

maav crane Rspsds Mss Admitted so
snosrship.


Msnoer.hip.
JAcxsos, Nov. Is.-Fifty Of the mos:
prominsn. horse breeders of the State
met here today and the greatest inter
est was shown
The meeting was called TO order by
the president. ) A. Browne, OF KalA-
mazoo. this forenoon and the follow
ing we're elected 10 membership: F. g.
Row. Lansing; Amos Rsthburn. Don J.
Lsathers, w. II. Hull. u. w. Northrup,
II. c. Brgham, A. II. Kortlsnder.
Chss Kusterer, w. A. Tateum, Grand
Rapids; NJ. ;. Knowles, Coldwster;
Geo. III. Hammond, Detroit; Mr.. Miller,
Kalamazoo; w. L. Woodward, q. +.
Gould. Battle Greek; +. w. Wait, II. II.
Clspp, sturgis.
Nessrs. Geo. Ssson. T.. L. webb, ].
w. Boardman, A. |. Barber, and Wal
ter Clark were appointed . committee
70 revise the constitution and bylaws.
s. A. Browne. J. w. Boardman.
George d. slsson, GeorgeV ,orhis and j.
c. Dcyo were appointed committee 70
prepare . program Of stakes for the an
nual race meeting for 1892, which will
b held at Grand Rapids.
An elaborate banquet wAs served ct
the Hiobard house NJ noon.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
FILLED A VACANT CHAIR
DR.. Edwards Elscssd eupsrintsnd-
snt OF the Insane Asylum
xEEIIyC OF The STATE lORsElEy
= ussb~r sf Grsaa Rapids Nos ADMIT
ssa "a the sr~sdsrs' Asssstastsas
nsws EreaA - n1sksgos-6sar
sral state News.


KALAMAZOO, Nov. Is.-Tns trustees OF
the Asyium met IN season st the insti-
taslon IA tnis city At O'Clock last even
ing, the following members being pres
srt: Ira A. GTosyenor of Moaros, ~.
A. Fletcher Of Grand RAplds. e. ".
Batss Of A0hns. c. +. Cook or Hills
dale. aud DR.. Foster Pratt
The board decided 70 sxpend . por-
tion of the appropriation made ey the
last legislature Tor books, N parchas-
ing an addition To the library from
Harper Bros
DR.. Edwards was elected medical
superintendent and DIR. Stone assistant
medical superintendeat- Each of these
gentlemen have osea acting the re-
spectiye capacities mentioned since the
fret OF June.
AT 1910 today the members from out
of town left IN body accompanied by
DIR. Edwards, of Traverse City, where
the Joint boards of trustees of the
three state institutions will meet IN
sesslon tomorrow. Dr. Prats owing To
professional dutses could not accom-
pApy them.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

rug for . comfortable snooSs- II
snsres wsksEed the sole occupane &
the nouss. . woman. VINO proceeded )
eject the EsHp la aamlfsbss fashion
c. c. Burns, . young doao who IA
been running an employment burez
at Detroit nAs been refused . heens
because hs ruined young Eiri VII
cams 70 hls once 70 secure . situation
Cannon Open, of Milwaukee. Wi
start scnooi as n 'ughtou, 70 Dc knoss
as the Lake Superior academy. IL y
designated - an suxiltsry 10 the stat
mlning school, and among the trustee
will BE Jay A. Huboell and John A.
LoaxysAr.
The proposed series Of Baptist for
siga missionary meetlngs TO % held IN
der the auspices OF the st. Joseph rivsi
association. has been postponed unit
nex. week. Hartford, benton Harbo'
and Niles are the places where tbs
meetings will be held.
Pensions, Pitt NJ. Clarke. John d
AsFithew. Daniel Johnson. Aionzo =.
Hustled. AddiuonAs-Amos Wood. Gill
bert foster. Martin Miller. Benjamin +
Lanxon, Thomas Howes. Henry h.
Brinkman. Harmon Smith, Gilbert l.
Hudson. George II. Stevens, John Ma.
ner. slmeeS r. Collins. Reissue
Adolphus Hopkins. lncrease-Nathan
stanley. Jshisl Moore, Daniel Burgess.
John l.. Richard, Hamilton Cursor,
Daniel Quain. Charles w. Lane. Joseph
Allen, Edward Block, Edwin IL. Coon,
Wm- Hanover. Minor I. Cole, James
A. Miles, Arthur NJ. Nelson, Wllsou
yrseiand, Luther IL. Culver. Martin l..
Chapln, Jacob Hlborn. VIM. Godfrey.
Reissue-Lemusl X. Nichols, George
Dephung, Alfred Thompson, John
Guthrie. Elijah f. Armstrong, Charles
N. Hunt, George f. Heath. Reuben
Cook, John c. Thomas. Reissue and
ncreAse-Chauncey Bunyes. Original
widows, etc.-Lizzie A. Parker, Mary
Bensiey, Francis A. Shlver, Mary A.
Harper, Emma NJ. Johnson. Mary 4.
Grove, Amanda n. Ingraham. Sarah
A. Mintonye, Diana Wright (mother),
MINOR of Harrison Trembly.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

after this most popular seter. AL lev
efs Of . seod sagAr Are On the ussch fer
soUsthing new. thai wsh exAee1y enit
thsir TASTE. j. I. 6trslissky. ~ Popa-
lar weelsAis dealer, Of No. 10 lonlA
street, - o0s Of ne fsv dsaisFs that
MAKE . s1eeislsy Of carrying the very
bs2 ossnds tass can ~ obtalnsd in The
market Amcng HE many cseles nrsnds
are the "Vindex," "Tbrse hedsis,"
'.E.ks Choice." LA Flor dc Aifonso,"
and 'LAIdsai," but in this b~w brand
he thinks ne has "the best Of them all"
On the Inside of the cover OF each box
10 an autograph letter from Mr.. Flor
encs Eiving permission to uss Ils nams,
- foilows:
NoRlyy's HOTEL, Loodon. July Is, 'sl.
Dear Sir-lsrtAiniy. name your cigar
FLORENCE" ! feel compiimentsd.
Hopo they wiil smoke vell and ell vsu.
Yours by large majority,
W. j. FLORxxcB.
The cigar 10 we'll worthy of . name,
snd smok ere should net tail - give 1t .
trial.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

Judge Dgckerman excused the cir
cult court jury this morning from fur
sher attendance At tina term Of court.
About 10 O'Clock last night the jury
In the circuit court brought IN = YER
dict for tl5,705 50 in favor Of p. p.
Leonard in ms cisrm against the Nus
kegon booming company. Is will be
appealed 10 the supreme court.--C.
j. Mann left this morning for Grand
Rapids with furniture and carpets 70
furnish . room at tie Masonic home
for Lowell Moore lodge OF this city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

Csmnlttso.
Mr.. BENJAMIN offered she following
resolution and moved its sdoption'
which prevailed. . majority Of the
members elect voting therefor
WnersAs. an error wss made ~ the
Committee on Rejected Taxes for the
year 1880 BY reporting . rejected TAI OF
s4.oo on piece of property in Coiton's
addition. and Locating the same N the
Third ward, and
whereas. no such addition V located
N said ward.
Therefore, Resolved. that the super
visors of Fourth ward be instructed -.
spread the sum Of S4.6o upon the assess
msns roll Of ssld ward, that being the
ward in which aid addition 10 located, ,
the came 70 b paid 70 the County
Treasurer when collected and placed to
the credit of the Third ward.
On motion OF Mr.. Kinney the com
mittss on public buildings wss in
structed 70 cause . telephone 70 b
placed in the county poor house.
On MOTION Of Mr.. Roberts the tAx
rolls of ths several townships OF the
county and wards OF the city of Grand
Rapids were referred 70 the county
clerk.
On motion Of Mr.. w. walker the
matter OF securing bond from the city
treasurer Of Grand Rapids for the col
lection OF county taxes Was referred to
committee on finance and the county
treasurer.
The consideration Of the cominuni-
cation of the soldiers relief commission
being reached, the motion made by Mr..
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

DR.. Chas. McQuesten, . member Of the Board
of Health Of San Frsncisco, said: 1.-The alleged
certificate, published by the Royal Baking Powder
Company. was obtained BY fraud. We never
signed any such pa ,er was published in the
papers. Here is copy OF . letter addressed 10 The
local agent OF the Royal Baking Powder Company,
informing hum that If the advertisement was not
withdrawn We should commence an action a.ainst
him. received an answer from him stating that
the Home osiice had authorized him 20 withdraw it,
and that it would not appear again. The thing 10
outrage us; We never analyseds the Royal don't
know what Il contains, and never intended 70 Get il
above any other powder. The whole action haA
been repreheusibe in The highest degree"
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

City Treasnrer's oIce.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Nov. (. lssl. I
Notice is Hereby giyes that the assessment
roll Tor the construction OF q sewer Ia the siits
next east OF Jefferson street f0vm VI gs
Fulton street 10 Watson stree. IN ~
city of Grand Rapids - now IN nv hands.
and that wiii receive payment there1n fef
the period of twenty days iron this date. "a
the once Of the City Treasur.r, tty Han.
WILLIAM HAkE.
nov5 City IressureE
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
General News OF the state.
is excellent at Aipena.

Sleigning Is excellent at Aipens.
Caro- wants . peppermint distillery.
The Adrian boom has been forgotten.
Nor,hport has new school building.
Cedar Springs wants . vinegar fac
ory.
There isn't An empty house in Cedar
Springs.
Adrian is laying plans for . new
opera house
Grace church, Traverse City, wants
An Episcopal rector.
George W. Abhey. . Midland jeweler,
10 dead of heart disease.
There are sixty -hss students st the
Marquette mining school.
The total enrolment at the university
OF Michigan TO date Is 2.5o7.
Isnpeming's new city ball WAS dedi-
Gated yesterday with . hne program.
Coldsater people want Robert In
gersoll TO talk 10 them about religion.
Abrams electric plant is to be en-
lsrgsi. A gang Of 200 men viii do the
work.
Adrian justices of the peace have the
first criminal case 10 try In over .
month.
Howard City has site Of forty acres
one mile from town for the new fair
grounds.
Three thousand dollars worth Of
horses and nay burned with Damon
etewzrrs barn near Flint
The roller skating craze 10 raging Ike
che grippe IN the upper peninsula and
the fatality ~ about the same per cent
The Lake Superior lumber compaoy
n building . iArse plant at Even. con-
ss,sng OF . band saw and four shingis
nAlIs.
John Pointa. . sewer lahorer was
struck and and killed by . train wails
wheeling brick scross the track 1t Ian
peming.
Mrs. Josephine Bates implicated IN
ths Psrrien abduction scrspe ~ Detroit,
10 on trial for perjury. Matters look
pretty blue for her.
A ChsrIevoix man Who vss injured
while hunting recently - backing In sns
comforts Afforded by SIS per week
accident insurance policy.
Wexford county is % have . standing
coroners juty the same 10 be IN readI-
n-ss 20 serve 81 .he frequent cases Of
fstsl accidents 10 deer hunters.
Mrs. Della Porter. Of Jackson. at
tempted suieide by taxing merphlae
Tuesday bnt the doctors saved her.
she wss dsspondent bscsass OF marital
wees
Bessemer has found two wells ef
pure water at the Colhy mine. TIE
village can utilise the overflow hy
building . reservoir ou ths top Of the
hill.
~Tsmporsriiy knocssd sus BY run.
rh~urssssln and reb>siion' - whss
Eassexou Justice. vac vss unaste 10
attend 10 6assness. left on he sfs'cs
deer.
Iarxs numbers 81 experienced
woodswsn are gosnx from the psserses
OF lower N ichig gan - Wisonsn and the
upper peninsula, sn account ef tns
srarcity sf sors.
Frank sheppard. 90 ysArscid, vss his
~ bucsss whiie anissiing eosi frBsn
Q steamer ~ Hasesssn. 10 See
hpsckea ee~n . hssehvsy aoa sistsd,
bsiae i8stanlsnsnaa
a drunken tesspp cklssvvs1 . srei
Gre burnles essgatly il sn oetsaso ress
d>nce. ne ulsd toe dear snd fatfH 3
= ssloeksd sassssd 80 ~ 6sun - .
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
LOOK ON THIS

Ghe ancient maxim that every question he's TIVE
0dss ID. Ia the words Of St. Paul, worthy OF ell &C.
cspsaden.
Take the Royal Baking Powder Company for sz-
ample: Its statemsnA to the public are made in
bald, ons-sidsd way. The Company u either
guilty Of dupleity in its methods ~ 1t takes the
public 70 be ignorant.
It forgets. or it doesnt care. that there i ep-
posits to The claims Il sets up.
It has BEEN caught in IT. acts, and unmarked -
often that one would suppose It would tzy some
lantern policy.
The Ohio DsiU and Food Commissioner corrected
The Royal for misusng As annual report This
wss done in the newspapers.
The same Company WAS taken to task BY the New
York STATE Board Of Health for it, endeavor 10
make il appear that the Board had indorssd the
Royal Baking Powder.
The same Company quoted authorities, in it, BE-
half, and called them Government Chemists.
There is no such of6cs known to any bureau in
Washington, or it, departments throughout the
country, ~ Government Chemist.
Here IL another blunder Of which the ROYAL il
guilty. and, according to Taleyrand, bluuder is
a. bad % crime.
In one of its claims on the public tie loyal uses
The following words:
(ooYY OF A ROYAL ADJ
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

Dr.. De Tournsux, member Of the Board Of
Health OF San Francisco, sad: ''The advertise
ment published IN the nswspapers, BY which We
were made TO indovse the purity and excellence of
the Royal Baking Powder, was fraud. We never
signed any such paper. DR.. McQnestsn aud my self
called on the local agent Of the Roy Com 2auy and
he promised to withdraw the advertisement, but on
The ceutary appeared in ali the papers the next
day. We tnsn ini ermcd him that We shouia take
legal means TO protccs ourselves am in earnest
set right"
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

Joseph R. Davidson, member Of the Board OF
Health, response TO inquiries regarding the al
legged Endorsement, by the Board of the Royal Bak-
alton, and our names were obtained under false
pretenses. was applied to by . personal friend,
who asked me to sign my name to the statement
that the Royal was coed baking powder He told
scure weekly paper, and was to help out deserv.
inx man who wanted to get an advertisement. Un-
der these circumstances signed my name. l am
free 70 admit to you, ~ have 70 al of my friends,
that IT mistake, and shail be very, very care
full how sign my name to anything again."
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
TREAsURER's NOTICE

CrrY Jsr.srsEv's oTFIcr.l
GRAxp RkrIDs. Nich-- rev. 4. 1891.
Notice II hrr.bv given that the nsscssin IT
ro for the pasiae o Cana sfrect With shees
asphalt from Lvep street TO Pesfi street n
the city of Gfaad Rapids. il nov my hsnaS.
andfhst Will rerefve payment tbrreen f"r fhr
period OF twenty days from Tits csts, a; The
office OF the City Treasurer. Cltv Tar.
WILLIAM HkkE.
nov . CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
rREAsUREH.s NOTICE.

CRY TstAsvsys's o7FIcr.
GASP RaFits. Nieh. Nov. 8. ISL.
Notice ts hereby gwen fhat TIE assessment
roll Tor censdrHc;isn OF q ~ seT fn a eel Hf1oa~
street from Cots street To Nichiess street IA
the eity of Grand Rarits. is " ~ my hshas.
and that l ~iii r,csfre payment thereon fov
the period Of t9sntv DAYS ffen this ate. ~
the o. nee Of the C.ty Treasurer. 4 q Eal.
NTLIIAr nskF.
poyH City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

DR.. II. NJ. Fiske, member Of the Board, was also
seen. BE said: 1.-The alleged certificate FROM the
Board of Health was obtained by false representa-
tions and it appears in the newspapers is 70 all
intsnts and purposes, forgery. II was out
rageous proceeding all the way through, and places
ns in . wrong light before she public"
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

CRY Txsssrsrsss evrfrs1
0sxss kxprr~ Nset-. se~ IA f&E
y<ts>~ - h<<<es sBsra ttsf ss ~s>~<<mTtf
Peis fetfhe % erFs~ee-xriot H<nrtsSfs sfreeI
fr~n fnse 0~ses ts Wsas~ss sfr~~s =
fs~ - ws h3naa Sc stss I 80 -.
e~fv> r.sws>s th~x~cs - 49, p~~see - t~t.rtv
f<s< fFess shs eese ~ tks e<.< e. tH< Ckfs
WILLIAM HAKE
oWo ts<g fr>nonres.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
xnxAsuREn.s NOTICE.

C'fy Treasurcrs 0frce.
Grand Rapids. Nich.. NV. II. 1921.
Notice Is her-sy gwen that the assessment
roll Ior the improvement of North Prospec;
street from East Fridge street 10 Easiing
street. I'm tbe city ct Grand Rapids. - IN my
hands. and that wilt receive payment ther.-
on for the period OF twenty GAYS from th 8
date at the once of the Ciiy Treasurer. City
WILLIAM BAkE.
dec2 CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
rREAsuRER,s NOTICE.

TREAsURER's NOTICE
City Treasurer's once.
crane RAPIDS, Mich. Nov. T. 1851. I
Notice 10 hereby given that an assessm' nj
roll for the grading and graveiing Of AAsi
Bridge street fs-n East street 10 fuli r
street, in the city of Grand Rapids is aow IA
my hands. and that Will receive payment
thereon for the period of tweaiy 6sys from
THIS date. at the once OF The CITY Treasurer.
CITY Hal WILLIAM HAkE.
nov Is City treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
AND THEN ON THISa

Denials, individually BY the members Of the
San Francsce Board of Health, Of the statements
attributed ~ them By the Royal Baking Powder
Company,
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

csty Tr<>ea-er,s prsre
Grspa fssafs sseh-. fss. u fs-4
Kes<se fs k~yrss r*es tf.sf tbe ss-es<'neni
rel fsr the trsefse sr6 srsFsssns - ra4tfg
fsrsse ssvs~s 81 th> rifv ef ssrars Sap 81 -
pss 10 Bs hssss ana thst w1ii rees " pas
Nsns fse-ess - re xst effr@nty ezf-
WILLIAM HsyR
sees Ctts frez~or~r
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

Ctr Treasures crsce.
Graad Rapids Nich.. Eue. :. fsf
Neticr fs hereby Tvea fhat ire - s<r1
r.il for the ceBsfrurfisa ~ se~sf 81 1nr g
Lafayette street froFn so fset ssEtb
Cherry sfr%fs ~ Iysn Pace. fn the e.
of Grsnd Rsp.f<. Is Bo- D. ~ hants r.
that viii recsfse n fs-rere So g.
period 81 tueasr eazx ffcm ft3s fsfss a. t6t
es'ce o. tie City 1rr~ rre- fitT Fri3.
wIII5sa H@EF
rev = CITY ifFkEuf~-.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

CITY Trsssurer'e ofcra
Grare rsrids Ntrt- OF 81
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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
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The Genial 0eusleaas ana Pepalas Actor
HI IN PhiiaasapAsA
To the amuscmentlovinG public, this
10 indeed sad news. The attention of
the TELEGRAM- HERALD was drawn to-
day 70 . new trand Of cigars. named
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
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