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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-21
ILLINOIS VETERINARIANS.
Discussion over the Publication of Pro-
fessional Advice,

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE ninth annual
convention of the state veterinary medical
association began here today. number
of interesting papers were read. The
constitution and bylaws reported at the
annual meeting were adopted, with the
exception of one article, which went over
till tomorrow A lively fight is antici-
pated over it. 1t prohibits
any member from supplying
any newspaper or periodical, etc,
With professional opinions prescriptions,
or recipes for publication for the purpose
of furnishing the readers OF such publica-
tions with gratuitous professional ad-
vice. As many members Of the associa-
ton are engaged in just this kind Of
work, they will probably vigorously oppose
the section.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-21
WILL BE TRIED.
Case Of tho Railroad Men at Des MoInes
Charged with Fraud

DIS MONIES. Nov, lin the u. s.
court today, the demurrer in the case of
the United States against John G. Newton
and NJ. +. Oxford was over ruled and the
case will 20 to trial Newton Is the presi-
dent Of the Des Moines and Kansas City
railroad and be aud Oxford, it will BE- re-
memDered, we're indicted for conspiracy to
defrand the government by overlooking
the mails during weighing time when the
government determined the compensation
for the year, etc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-21
APACHE SOLDIERS.
They Get Fire water and Make Much
Trouble.

Prescott, Arizona, Nov There
has been serious time here the past two
days owing to the fact that troop Of
Apache soldiers have been able TO obtain,
since pay Gay, all the liquor they wanted.
For the past two nights fights have been
numerous and serious trouble was appre.
Blended as the Indians broke for their arms
and ammunition and were with difficulty
prevented from obtaining them. Seven
Apaches are in the guard house and as
many more of them and several white sol
diers are in the hospital An order trans
ferring this company TO another station
the latter part of this month gives much
satisfaction to citizens
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-21
Car rnmine in south Dakota.

Sioux FALLS, s. D., NOV 1.-THE
car famine which it has been predicted
would inguli the railways doing bust
ness N the State is in full force, and
300 towns in the State are suffering for
want Of cars A special meeting of the
railway commissioners will be held at
Huron to-day, and decisive action viii
be taken. The shortage Of cars IS es.
timateCk at 2 500
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-21

United States Patent office issued n
paten 20 Emile Borliner, assignor To
the Bell Telephone company, for a
combined telegraph and telephone.
This patent has been pending in that
office since June q s1T II is under
stood the Bell Telephone company be
lieycs this patent covers features which
are necessary to the practical use of
telephones
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-21
IlnhIIilr I'D nnin "noctor. :,

Los ANGELEs, Cal, Nov 17--Judge
Ross OF the United States court yester-
day sentenced three Yuma Indians to
death for the brutal murder OF an old
medicine man Of their tribe The
medicine man had failed 10 bring ram
when requested by the tribe 20 do 50.
According 70 the laws Of the Yuma
tribe such a failure IS punishable by
death
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-21

AsuLANp, "is, Nov ~ Col G. II
Graham. one OF the principal owners
Of The Moutrose silver and copper
NINE, was brought 10 Ashland IN an
uncertain condition last night. lie
had been shot by gun set for deer in
Bayfield, county. lie was out prospect
ing e. the time
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-21
MOB LEADERS DISMISSED,
Not Evidence Enough to Hold Them for
Trial.

OMAHA, Nov. 17.-"Unele Jimmie
Cannon and CAPTAIN O'Donoghue two of
the leaders Of the mob that lynched ne
gro Oct, 10 were discharged from custody
this afternoon, the hearing not developing
enough evidence on which to hold them
for trial. There are still eighteen men g
be tried
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-21
MISSIONARY MErHoDisTs.
The General Committee is Banqueted A.
Cleveland

CLEVELAND. Nov. 1.-THE Methodist
general missionary committee decided to
increase the general appropriations for do
nestle purposes To a half million doli.rs.
Baltimore was selected as the place Of the
next annual meeting.
TIE members Of the COMMITTEES were
given a grand basquet at Music hail this
evening by the Meth0dists Of Cleveland.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-21
Low WAGES IN EUROPE.
Rev william wilkinson Tell. About
What He saw in the old Country.

Rev. William Wilkinson gave his
seventh address at st. Andrews Church
MINNEAPOLIS Sunday night, on what BE-
saw ID Europe last summer. The subject
was Work and Wages From Liverpool.
Eng to Rome, Italy 1t is evident he
doe not intend to make the continent bis
home for he said that wages are, without
exception 80 far a. be knows, lower by
Lnlra z half than they are in the United
states. man wb0 mas no special trade.
eat VINO works IN the rougher places in
ilie. ID England cannot expect 10 get more
than - wees Ii q few men receive
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-21
WRECK Ar MANIaTEE.
Schooner Hattie y. Estelie Strikes on the
Bar.

GRAND RAPIDS Mich, Nov IA
Democrats special from Manigee say
the schooner Haiti H. Estelle from Chi
caqo TO Buffalo with cargo Of wheat,
while trying 10 run into the harbor here,
struck the bar just outside the piers The
crew took to the rigging, four being
rescued by the life saving crew. The
captain is still dashed TO the rigging and
is supposed to be dead Heavy seas are
breal ing over the vessel
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-21
2Osf
Paio Alto Reduces the Worlds stallion
Record

STOCKTON. Cal, Nov. 17-PaIo Alto,
the famous stallion OF the Stanford stables
was placed by Marvin today - the cham
pion Of the worlds stations, going a mile
strong and game in 20S4 He hai a
runner with him, and made the first quar-
ter in 31ai The half was made in ] 031a
the third quarter reached in .35l5 ano
going at "a wonderful clip he made the last
quarter in 32 1 seconds, finishing the mile
without a skip, the winner Of the world
stallion record in 2Q8I
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-21
MEMBERS OF THE sroRrHlSG.
An Election Just Held with Large Radical
Gains

CHRlsrIAEA, Nov II. Elections for
members OF the Storthing have just been
held Figures new at hand snow large
gains for the radical left, which advocated
The appointment Of separate foreign min
istries for weden and Norway.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-21
BRAKEMAN KILLED.
Freight Train Separates and Sections
Collide.

PEORIA, Nov. IA freight train on
che Burlington & Quincy this evening
broke in three sections The first and
second sections collided, G. + Gilbert, a
brakeman, being instantly killed. t Is
reported that two persons were seriously
injured
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-21
FIRE IN ST PAUL.
Heavy Loss n wholesale Grocery Estab-
iishment

ST. PAUL, Nov l7-At midnight fire
broke out in Gfiggs, Cooper & Coz whole
sale grocery establishment on East Third
street in the heart 81 the wholesale district.
The building is doomed and all eif ritz
Of the fremen are being made u save
adjoining buildings. 1t Is doubtful II
theg can soon yet the fte under e)ntro a.
III. welt started and the mercury is below
zero Griggs, Cooper & Co.'S stock is
valued at 800 900 and il total loss. Il
is fully insured
Later
The FIRE was gotten under control at
/ 30 a. m. It has not extended beyond
the building in which il started.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

out the lines Of the figure II . way In
which 10 is not at all advantageous in
one case in a million TO have them dis
PLAYED The sleeves were Of black vol
vet, with pufirgs at the shoulders. and
from the shoulders across the bosom
wc- arspcd strings and pendants of jet
beaSs n black velvet hat with plume
decorations gave the finishing touch In
the manner which il this fall most Gus
ton1ary.
In the next window TO the one dis
playing the biscuit and gold and blaslx
combination was . charming dress Of
pale gray Venetian cloth with plain
and tight-fitting gorcd skirt tnot so
charming) lined with gray silk and
edged al about the hem with a narrow
plating Of black velvet ribbon, headed
by en- embroidery of small beads In jet
aud gold. The greater part of the bod
ice. both back and front, was composed
Of = kind Of cuirsss of gold gallon, COW
cred with an applique OF gray cloth
edged with Jet embroidery. The me-
dievsl sleeves were particularly strik-
ing. with their fun puffs of black velvet
at the elbow, bordered with the dainty
embroidery in Jet and gold
In that holy of holies. the sanctum
Of the designer Of perhaps the most
fashionable OF al the establishments,
were three or four things th1t call with
loud voice for their need of praise.
There vAs. for example. the coat that
- figured with the biscuit gown It's
fabric was fawn-colored Venetian
cloth. and II fitted the figure with or
tain sSeetionatc snugness quite sllowa-
bile at the approach of cold weather.
IL WAS edged with = narrow beaver bor-
der Of beautiful quality of the fur.
Across the trout were quaint knots OF
beading. snch ss IL has become the
fashion 20 call ''brows' toes" The high
ears
There wss slso-though this was
quite change of subject--s sea gown.
more artistic than snythfng else TO be
found In q weeks hunt through the at
cli-rs. so scft and graceful were the
lines Of i,s Sowing draperies. It's ma
ssrisl was q gale. rose-colored CASH
mere. with q front Of ivory white silk
crossed over the bust and al the waist
BY pointed bands EN- sroidered in shaded
eili<. hsrmonizinx perfection with the
besntifnl shades Of the cashmere.
There was an afternoon gown. too.
IN sheer black wook--it's curious. isn' q
Il. what IN astonishing quantity Of
black "a wern tiis winter. with pink
ssl< stripe. fnll sleeves ~ blaci< veives
and graceful trimming 81 small chains
Of ies. cauxks acrsss the figure with
ietted clasps. Ard another IN a silvcrv
g~zv Vienna with raised silk stripes
o. l<le hyzcfnth blue The stripes
were euairtlv >rrsnred in 'front.' 50 thas
Are lines prirtea onward and met At
Ne waist IN the middle. The lorZ
sxss;ce epened over s vest Of syacinfh
h,,,~ velvet. wisA svssrt posuses safs Of
Slsr ~ei~et si<e.
~ -.,urS<s loel<ra ~ hats. more -
r,-.~ ,he- are queer thar eeessse sny
cultivated sssse ssn and them sam&ra-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
STILES IN DECEMBER
Ths Winter Begins and There Are
Fine Things 70 5se.
sElScslBLg ClRaEzIs FoR MONEY
a. Arsrxssa Amsnx the shszs. ~xA
assss sf ths sosszAsr Sossltiss-Ce~
sazss<, cEs.ks .a1 Afiii.s<g-
Sss ersss 24tsriA-s-


It's a eozy thing And cheerful thing
- DC AZ asnae AGAIN rubbing cur hands,
I'll Of IA about eur respective ares.
eo1ailz and geiHg aad giving cur cheer
f4l gr=sslags ard talking over al Tho
shings thai have ksppeasd sinee last
spring. I ike the hustle Of prepars-
tisc that comes with ths zntann. the
plznnzkiAg-yes. and the dressmak-
inx. especially when The frcrks are a.
dainty a. some about which have IN
Hlna tina nsraizz - tell you
Yesterday afternoon | spent some
two hours ia the shops making mental
notes Of the pretty things Ny descrip-
tlsa Of them nnzy assume the appear
lace of . catalogue before tiaish. but
j am reasonably sure Of awakening q
fair degree OF interest al the start II l
begin vita q blac-grsy serge walking
gown which had many u do 10 honor In
It's recess hang with plush curtains IN .
sixth floor Costume parlor." where the
carpet was warm aHd thick and wom-
en In furs aad feathers eh2tted and
lounged on velvet divsns-
IL WAS simple froek TO lock at. with
us plEll okift aIu pain toH< ooaiNo
laced with dark blue cords down the
middle in front. but the outdoor coat
Ahat went with il was most picturesque
hooking. with It's very full folds hang
Ing straight from the shoulders. its
deep. gathered ruR az the throa. and its
wide, straight sleeves. IL was lined
throughout with pink silk Of pale
rosy shade. and the hat that lay on the
low table beside q was fat black vel
vet affair with clustering tips Of black
ostrich feathers.
Much more striking than this. but
certainly no prettier. was a snar. gown
of pale biscuit-colored cloth tnAt had
an hours prominence in Twenty
third street window. IL was braided in
an original. bat, IL must be said. most
inarsissic fashion. In combination OF
gold and black cord and braid, which
went round the bodice and waist and
tight sheath skirA as the artist has
shown IL In the illustration, bringing
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

ble. Queer = ths oniy word that ex-
presses them adequately Look. for
lastance. AZ the sne with diano1d-
shaped crown As saw IL. Il WAS in
brown velvet. with = beaver edge and
f.wn-eoiorsd wings. II IS not especial
~ unbeceninx. act more 50 than three-
fourths Of the shapes whieA are ae-
eepse6 without question, bat It isqueer.
Look also - the minate bonnet which
sets back On the crown and has plunes
shruStiaz themselves forward over the
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

hair. II, too, Ii queer. II was in dove
gray felt with bands and strings OF
dark gay velvet and dark gray plnmes.
Consider, too. the terra Gotta felt out OF
which jewel-headed pin erects itself
SO aggrcssively. There is. perhaps, no
reason why q hat should not take just
this shape If it feels so minded. but on
the ether hand there Is no conceivable
reason why it should do SO. IL has an
extremely narrow edge OF astrachan
about crowp and brim, bows of black
velvet and bunches of cocks plumcs-
Then there is the dark blue felt that
forms the four IA figure of the illustra-
ton. 1t has broad black velvet band
about the rather high crown with sill
yer buckle in front. a turned over frill
of cream-colored lace and bunch OF
struggling blacl; plumes.
went 20 see Mrs. Kendall last night,
and though never End her especially
interesting, there was an evening man.
tie that was put on in the box at tho
right of the stage as the performance
ended 'shich some people who are fond
iof eve ,irg cloaks mig Z have thought
worth the price of admission for a min
ute and halfs observation 1t was OF
Iturquoiss blue velvet, no hint OF whose
lluster ard color comes out in the pic
lture given 1t was draped Ia Grecque,
and had velvet cloth revers and lining.
In neighboring box was slim, red
haired girl. who wore picturesque
cloak of chestnut brown velvet that was
almost as interesting. 1t was lined
with silk in n delicate shade OF pale
blue, had an edging of rich fur. and.
like everything which can possibly find
an excuse for SO doing, it had long
and extremely pointed train. The
dress worn below it. OF which some hint
is given in the picture, was Of pale blue
bcngaline caught Oh the left hip with .
brooch diamonds.
Scattered through the audience mo-
ticed a number Of hats with quite soft
Henri Deux crowns of velvet, the effect
of which in some cascs was very pretty.
A hat Just in front Of me, for example,
had its crown Of folds of bright crimson
velvet, edged with small curly tips OF
black ostrich feathers.
The Marie Antoinette hat is one Of the
newest models, and Is a clever repro
ductior of the chapeau seen in some OF
the portraits of the unlucky queen. Its
soft, round crown, as l have once no
ticed it, was a black velvet. lined un-
derneath with pale pink satin md hav-
ing q narrow black velvet brim. bor-
dered with fine black lace, and an
aigrette of small black ostrich feathers
on one side.
The genuine cld-fashioncd poke bon
nets In black velvet and black satin arc
beginning TO be numerous, and really
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
FOUND

in the last Zee esvs same big hzrsstnss Ana
wani sss - have sas bSnsst One 81 shen :
Ne. AIS oEesceEt ssezas; f. q selenase ussxh.
eerhoee house neatly ns~ large easner ies
reem ssr snotAsr house has . gssd ssra On
adjoining lot l can sell thai 70 yos on ess5
terms xnd ssa make the price ioT fcs Gays
enly sss<o. ! have ~ feet On Nj Nernen
street with tse nodsra hsasss shd large sarE
that Will sell yes for what the less are wsrih.
Call and see the bargain l have. A snail
neUse ana large lot On LssAn street. wesi of
payment down. b4lance ss rent / have ;
large house. nearly new large harm on fifEh
avenue. near lnion street. that yoa can eas
cheap sBd on yeGr ewn terms GIL take sacsai
lot or lots ~ part pay; call aud ~in siew IL
TO you Have several ne~ houses la the east
part Of city fer sale cheap ane en EASY terms
! have large list Of houses And lots anc Va
cant ists ~hiea al.i pay yea 70 look over be
tore buying. ! have . small heese on Logan
street 10 rspt ter y per Benthi aesr las,
street. house corner Of celi sna SswBerry
street. very modern. ealy SO; II you want sny
thing In my iine cali and see me. Lksgeiist 0,
farms for sale anc exchange. EssAts acres 81
Ala for 500 on your own TIME or vii en-
change for something in the city.
!. W. Cl0sTERH0ySE,
Phone IS. II Canal Stres:
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

they are comical with their small round
crowns fitting closely to the head at the
back and their deep, cavern-like brims.
Among the new dress materials, the
corduroy cloths. with embroidered
flowers in colored silks. are about a.
popular as any. Long haired cloths and
astrachan stripes aold and increase
their favor, and In twecds the great
pointed chcvrou stripes arc fashionable.
The new gowns are cut pretty much
upon one model. with Forsd skirts.
tight abost the hips. and trains cut by
the cross so az TO lie on the hocr or like
fan In the house they are graceful
enough. but out of doors they are sim
ply insolersble. ELLEN OSBORN.
A Healthy and Delicious Beverage.
Msnier Chocolate. Learn To make a
real cup Of Chocolate by addressing
'Menier.' New York, and get free
sample with directions.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

no YoU WANT M0SEYs-ff - yeu viii
~ end ~ 20 sonr sdvsatsss te SEE as before
borrowing.
wemsse leans On Household reots pianos.
horses wagons. or personal prep>ftT et any
kiad st the lowest possible rates and IN the
eHickest pess BE time.
Our loans are made vithsct publicity aad
the property Is isft 10 yoar uncisfureed pos
session.
tosns esn he carried ss long IS desired cs
eas b paid IN fHa or n parS AZ sns unne 70
snit your eenven earr, aa4 ans rsft psta ~
auees TIE cost ~ css ytnx the ear.
N Yea eve . bslsnce On fnynifnrr. pts1e -
ssher property. we vii rSy u np fer reu aus
cary II - seaa ~ scu sss.re.
Oar efaees srr shs nest >saat IN tse esfv
sat are ~ srrsEx~e teal parties eeiitns aPea
ns rag be waited epes Quickly aud eearte
aNTfv
R~srrnber rat ven have ire as~ sf nofh TIE
fscrefts sns thr aenry sna ean r<farn fhs
menfe - sr~ tnk
aRsSp RAFiisS MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
Keeu fs~rr h1eck.
terrer 81 Asssse. fssft ssd Csssi So
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
]. G. ALEXANDER,
REAL ESTATE

EEAL LSIAIE@
EoR EALE-Niee large brick house. 10 rooms
Il besides hafls. cellar under whole hoose.
with furnace. ~ feet OF porch. nice large shsd z
trees IN trent and rear. los esxisz. on Grsde "a
street; located in southeast part 81 eifT; VII
exchange sor gacd vacals property or small
fsrus. ineafre Of J. O. AIerAnder. y Lyen-st.
Tor sslk-New Sreem house vito iront
had. cellar sater Whole hcuse; front anf
eide porchs food veil and csfsgni let ~ feet
mont eniv three doors from Cherry street
earsi East treat, price enis sls9 " sosd soon;
tNisis . bargain. Inquire OF J. g. Alexander.
= Lyeu -.
E0k r4lE-s vacant tets fne secftcn ef
Cherry sf and Isse-sve-- fae shs1e trees
~ fronf; price Tor next - fsys ss@ % ess
each: can't be heat fer tnr mefer.
inquire ~ =. =, Aersndsr- esaff b's. -
Ivon.a 'phene ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

nall nil down the r,yei from the city
iit-fi& THIS a. heirsllip property aud can D,
bought caeaa to close tie estate
For tnt-No. - East Bridge street modern
ter room lac use with barn.
for exchange - We have some fne fuit
farms in ocesna eouRty. which ve eau n
change for city property.
For trade-Ne cav trade you n good soacre
farm. haif improved. with fair house sna
spicncid we'll for s15l. In city properly.
We Lave business chs snces~ drss.. grocery.
and dry goods stscks, b4feis. suburban znd VII
lage residences - trsdr for ctfs prrrerty
We have frat class roi process tnlirl ~
mill in n frsf class location ~ifh 81 abundance
of water power the year fennd, Go trade Tor
tsty property NINAAHA AfI.ik.
Phone go. and Tower EIecs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

gne l-sNe Shore s4a S.cselkn ooanrcuss
with the Erie ANA =. anc L. 4. K. K ioCms f.is
quickest and most dirsct ropie q fsifsSufs.
A J. Sxffa,
c. I. A T. A.. Tiesti11d.o .
g. 6. RoaFFs. TIckes Agent. Dept.
Jas CAxrAKiA- Clfs AZ = Ncaroc-st
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

N0xEY 10 LOAN in small or large suns fer
VI short time n any form ef good security.
Frank A. Werner, % Monroe street
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
MISCELLANEOus

WANTED Six or eight set logging slelghs.
w In good repair ana caeap. L. q. Box 3si.
j Manton. Mich. 35s
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

WHAT PEOPLE Want e e G; !; e: E: ;::;:..,
Twelve words will usually make two lines; thirteen and
not TO exceed twenty words three lines.
and in the larger advertisements
the average is seven words to line There
IS but one price that is quoted in the table below
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
HONEY TO LOAN.

some MONEY TO LoAN--T have money 70
- loan on eity property; I have some well
located lots that are free frern eneumbfaaes
70 exchange fer cheap hcuses ard iofs Wiz
liam II. Gilbert. room 3. Widdfcomb b1'dg-
aik
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
CHICAGO VAC. R. al.

I've GrSns hapies " . m 200 p ~ iltssn
Arr Chicago 9s&Dm foepln 3ras -
t0 81 M Train has through NaEnsr NsFt1r
esF. aad II O. y N train DAILY. thr0uxA Aae1er
sie~sfag car
I've chleaes ........7 o5 IN slhpm 1ffe "A
Arr Srfa -aa ~ sSpm = = "a
sic IN train tareufh Ns<ner paass CA.
10 10 D IA train. da4s. thrc1zh n AGn@ tlets
lEe car.
Through tickets anr f4ti lnfsrmnfea ra1 -
had hy ca llne upea A AlEaQuist. tiokeT s.i'e q
ts upfsn station ~ a.. ~. Hunsan. GElon tlfkes
agent Il Manros-sf.. tsrsnd kzpiaS. Lteh-
c L LOCKWOOD Cen FAsa kgaaL
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
CHICAGO Nos. ia. .rl- lsa
Ano WEST msonsoAa s'x.

AND WSsT hiCrioAN ~.
GOING To CHICAGO.
Ls. GRID RaPiDs~ssel am l2s0s pm u s5pA
Ar. tH' 20 pms ! - Pla = .es&ln
hErURNIN6 FROM CHICAGO.
Ly. CHlCAGo .-......-.e 90 am S.s5 pan ~ .fspm
Ar. GRID kAPlDS..s:oS pm lo.lo pa -N.iaais
TO sND PROM BkS,0S BAxBoR. ~. goSErH kAD ~
nIA- AFO4IS.
Lv. Grand Rapids aslu Aln y as pm - SPIN
Ar. GraLd Rapids -e;le ava IS ptn lv -l0Ps
For Indianapolis izstS D. ui. only.
To ANp FAoa NuSKE0cs.
Lv. G. R. 0.sp am 1885 pm 80 pm so pm
Ar. @. k-.-lV.55 am s;a5 pm SD nm ............
To AID rKoN xksIsTKr ssB yKsFrEsE CRY.
Lv. Grand Rapids ~ ara s;l1 IN
Ar. 6rand Rapids ............. IL Al A!a s.ae pm.
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Between Grad Rapids snd Chicsro-r aEncr
Sleepeu-Lease Grand Rapids ~ IS ,. m.
leave Chicago II rs .. m. Drawing Room Cs4s
Leave Grand Rapids Il .o5 .. H.. leave Chi.
csgo <s45 pm. Free Chair tars-i.caFc orsn
Rapids s:o1 ami cave Chlcalso : ~ an.
Between Grand Rapids and Aanisfcr- Free
Chair car-Leaves 0raad Rapids S.ls lnis
leaves Manistee 6.59 an.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
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sss. ckErssIa. City Iisket seat
- AoEFpe street
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

GAFE wANTED-will pay cash for a bargain
- in secondhand safe; Frank A. Werner. 30
Onr street