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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-03-10

| NtN"Nt 80 IL 9NiittliilE5 btIlIltllS.
persons so exposed come to life
again, they cannot return within the
precincts of the city. They are
obliged to emigrate to a distant dis
trict situated on the borders of the
Gauges, where there are whole villa
gos of resurrected beings. The Hin
dus despise and avoid places thus
peopled.
Till within very brief time ago,
Count Andrassy's description of the
cremation ghat of Calcutta, however
colored, did not in reality exceed the
truth. Some years back very SEN
slble proposition was published in one
of the Calcutta papers, recommend
ing the establishment of "A subscrip-
ton fund, In order to put it in the
power OF the poor as we'll as Of the
rich Hindus to dispose of their dead
after that manner, which, with very
trlfling exceptions, is not less accept
able 70 Hindu prejudiees and desires
than advantageous i'll sanitary point
of view; but unfortunately nothing
came of it. Instead of there being
cremation fund, the police had to
keep certain boats and men, whose
Office it was to remove, by sinking, all
offensive objects found floating Oh
the river.
Since then the subject has been
brought under official notice Of the
government and the old dismal CHAT
has disappeared and new and inn
proved building has taken its place.
Albeit the burning of the dead, it is
to be remarked, is strictly enioined |
by the Shasters and is one of the first
ceremqnies performed by the Hindus
for the help of the dead in a future
state. There are certain persons who
constitute exceptions to this rule.
For instance, the bodies Of children
under two years of age and the bod
les of a low caste of Hindu weayers,
called Jogees, are buried. The bod
les of those that commit suicide, and
of those that have been guilty of GER
tain civil or religious crimes, are to
be thrown into forest or river ike
logs Of toood, without any sort of flu
neral ceremony. 1t is certainly to
be hoped that the day is not far dis
tant when this most revolving and
custom will be reckoned to
the oblivion of the past. 1t may be
asserted that educated or intelligent
natives begin to look upon the fiery
of the poor Hindu widow
with much Of that horror with which
Englishmen now recall the one time
burning of witches, and in like way
will the Hindus yet see by the light
If true civilization the past follies Of
oreJudices which add misery to ms.
ortune, and view with disgust the
indecent and loathsome
practice of exposing their dead like :
ogs OF wood and dead dogs upon the !
surface of that stream which they rev Z
'rence and those waters of which they
rink! Moral revolutions among ev
Try people, even after long and inef-
ectual exertions to bring such about,
n general break forth suddenly at :
asst. The greatest changes in histo- !
y are illustrations of this fact. That
here is such silent preparation in
ne Indian mind appears evident /
rom the prevalence of English hab-
S and ideas, and the growing dispo-
tion to form themselves upon an
american or European model.
WIN, J. A. HENDRIcKx. \
GRANITE CREEK, March =. 1891
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-03-10

A train hand on Georgia railroad
recently put head on the great
John l.. Sullivan. The famous slug.
ger abused the train man who forget
ting that Sullivan was invincible, lit
upon him from a clear sky and put a
head on the notorious pug, of the
most improved pattern.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-03-10

c. H. Wright, of Philadelphia, has
bought 6. w. Hunts system of rail
ways which penetrates the great
wheat belts of Eastern Oregon and
Washington. The first payment of
$3,000,000 has been made.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30
Rapid Work on Dallies.

"The retired newspaper compositor
who expressed wonder in the Republic
recently At the rapid and artistic man.
ner In which advertisements are set for
daily papers OF the present age would
have found further cause for astonish-
ment had he been in the Republic COM
posing room on Friday evening of last
week." said an employe in that
department. "During the afternoon
of that day there came copy for an
advertisement from a large jewelry
house to make four pages OK the next
mornings paper, and by II O'Clock at
night the papers were ready for the
press. When it 10 considered that there
were hundreds Of cuts in the ad., some
mortised and of such nature as to re-
quire great care in their justification.
and the fact that but few men could
work at time on IT to advantage, and
that the ordinary run of advertising
matter was attended, think it remark
able even in these days Of progress.
st. Louis Republican.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30
A Thief and q Liar.

Judge Burlingame sentenced Charles
Miller to the county jail yesterday, for
80 days, on conviction of larceny. The
convict went into q lady's room on
Csnal-st. last November, and took
therefrom . ring which he swore was
presented to him in consideration of
certain things growing out of liking
which the lady had taken for him.
= liar. Solitary confinement for 80
days 10 about as good as year at Ionia.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30

CrRcurr-Hon. VIM. Grove, judge
Helen 8. Sauer VS.. j. Allen Giddings,
ejectment; on trial.
PRoBArE.-Hon. Cyrus 4. Perkins,
jude.-Eetate of Charles r. Shears, in
sane; petition for appointment of
guardian filed; hearing February Is.
Estate Of VIM. w. RadclIh, minor; let
tiers Of guardianship to Charles II. Rad
cliff. Estate of Bertha NJ. Budlong,
minor; guardians first account flied
Estate of Nettie McNiel, deceased;
Charles z. Ward appointed administra-
tor.
SurERIoS-Hon. r. A. Burlingame,
judge-The People vs. Thomas Fay,
pleaded not guilty; r. :. Donaldson ap-
pointed 10 defend. The People vs.
Chas. Miller, larceny; sentenced to Kent
county jail for one month. The People
vs.. Lillian Block, larceny, trial resumed,
verdict guilty: sentenced TO Detroit
house OF correction for one year
twenty days granted TO move for a new
trial or settle bill of exceptions. The
City Of Grand Bapids vs. Vim. T.
Powers, in chsncery; proofs closed and
arguments set for Monday, February .,
1891. The People Va. Elizabeth John
son, larceny; on trial.
JrsTrcy HYpoRN's Corrr. - James
Gurus vs.. Rowson Bros; judgment for
complainant of $3.50 and s. cost of suit.
JACOBS vs.. Besler; judgment for com.
psainant Of flo and costs. spauidlns
va. tierkhe; judgment for complainant
for SO - Brown a sehler Va Vii
lisurs. Judgment for compliments for
s2I.si. Boise We. Inmsn; judgment for
complainant for - and costs. Justice
Bgpvn-Nsvllle vs. HAvs, judgment
for complainant of &So.4t
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30

OFFICIAL PAPER Of THE CITY,


A Republican state convsstien to nomlnats
justice Of the supreme Court In piAcs 81 John
w. ChAmpitn. ana two regents OF the Vnivef-
city In place % Charles J. Willstt and Arthur
NJ. Clark. and for the transaction Of other bus
snsss. will be held g Assembly Hall. In the
city Of Jackson. on Tuesday. February "a. ISL.
az IL o'clock ~ m.
Ia accordance with . resolution adopted 1t
Grand RApsdA NAY 10. ISIS every county viii
- entitled TO one delegate for each 50Q Of the
total vote cast for Governor ~ the last election
November. isso). and one additionAl delegate
for every fraetlon amounting 70 30. but each
organized county will b entitled 10 u least
Under : resolution Of lass No delegate viii
bs entitled to . seal In the convention who
does not reside In the county he proposes to
represent.
In compliance with resolution adopted In
Detroit. June -. $50. the secretary Of each
county convention 10 requested to forward TO
the secretary OF the State CrnIai Committee
trocm q, butler block. Detroit. By the earliest
nall. after the delegates Arc chosen. . certt-
ned list Of such delegates - are entitled TO
seats In the state Cenvsntion from thstr r.
specsive counties
jazz McNuLAx. Chairman.
wiLLfAu r. BASEs. Secretary.
In the above eonvcntton counties In the
rifth Congressional district Gill be entitled TO
delegates - follows: Allegan. 6s IouiA 10;
Ottawa II. and Kent. ".
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30

She is form of life and light,
That, seen, becomes part OF sight;
Health on her cheek, and beauty In her
eye,
Her form all grace and quesn-like
majesty.
The secret of her splendid health and
beauty 10 simply this: She averts and
sex by the use of DR., Pierce's Fayorite
Prescription. This 10 the only remedy
for women's peculiar weaknesses and
ailments. sold by all druggists, under
positive guarantee from the msnufac-
turers that u will give satisfaction in
every case, or money Will be refunded.
See guarantee on bottle-wrapper.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30
Piles: Piles. Itchin. Piles.

SYMrroMs-Moisture; intense itching
and singing: most at night; worse by
scratching. II allowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
ulcerate, becoming very sore. SwAyyE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation, and i'll most cases
removes the tumors. At druggists, or
by mail. tor 80 cents. DR.. Swayne &
Son. Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30

After oil the howl made about the
numerous employees in the Legislature
of 1887. no ono has noticed, after the
most careful inspection OF the present
one, any reduction In the number.
This 10 simply another instance Of the
lack of correspondence between Demo-
cratic campaign howls and their post
election practices.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30

THE American hog 10 said 10 have
won . victory in Germany. There u .
probability Of the resembling of the dis
elimination against him, by the Reich
stag. That honorable body might as
well take down the fence or he will
root under ii.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30

wHEruER Robert Ray Hamilton is
alive or dead will not affect the worlds
destiny . great deal. If he has gath
cred strength from his weakness and.
in another chime, under another name.
can lead another life, it is best that his
former self should be dead.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30
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a sss' ss s 1870 ss ssss lac s ss sss
sss s. - .sscss - ,sss ss per sss
Eek sAix-s ressn house en f<rrsos.xss.
= nseasrn aslsE aaa hAnas 81 ssress car s<s-
s.ss. sszSs.a lar sas sns sslkAsss ssasa t1a
WE-Hsvs sems ass sssssry ssesk. srass.
one hall NxIi&l prices. II yes are thtaklag 81
eoyinx esias ~ snd scs ~ Ne eAn sui Dos
81 quality ana pricc
Eok SAI-E-A hae no1esn ksuss ~ Conssx.
Tss ssa.. ss .s So - .ss sa
Nil - ~ eAfs4ia.
WANTkIl- IL rent. ~ith pFissssss al hsylne
faod hstei % OF cut 81 ciN. ts ~
spsns,nis p>rsy oas via su'sitaFs sha :
Euk sALL-1~o esfeen houses on Aerte
= LAfssette 81. rear Irlc&e. vii sell both
az che cheap u sold witi4tn tAe nexi ~ asy&
Etak sAl.E~-ercem house eI Nnssea-st.. a.
feos front Eesa cellar well aud etstxrn;
Graded sireets ~stes sna sss price sasni e~s
ffrm&
LoR SAILS room house an Thira-st stene
foundation; good wall and cisiern IA
sch 90 ceatr~sl. sleV aesn. 6@lSans monthly
payments
KIN CAAt ~t@fS1H GtH>r w IHtfSeA7 49, =
1est front. seil. clsgern And modsFa eoR-
ssnieAces; OF contract. Slaa down.
l,Oh sAl.E-s lots an Aarlh ave. sax los ~
Il $50 each; On contracts easy terms
LHDR EACuANsK-sl acres i~e laiins from
saagxtoek. lao peach trees bearing. ~
standard pear Trees, - cherry, = apple :.
plQns S0C coeSbcrFics scfrs 81 strawberries
good house AHA harn. Price s1ok
MONEY To LOAN on resl ana personal prep
M ert8 In s4ns 10 suit koonsh &nc !. Tower
block.
HOUSES and rooms 10 rant aiss number Of
IA good tenants ~aEfing 10 rent, tgag "A
your Keys ksons and y. Tower block.
bf0oLIA BROS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30

The whole country-even the Democ-
Tacy that has profited by its weakness
has little respect for . Senate that
hasen't backbone enough to choke of
It's own tiresome talk. Let us hear no
more of old womsn's tea parties or
"hsn" conventions. The United States
Senate can outrtalk all Of them.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30

SOME of the "ins," under Gov. VIM
ans administration, are just - un-
happy "a the .outs." Railroad Com
missioner Whitman 10 kicking because
the Governor took it upon himself to
name the deputy commissioner.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30

TIE se1ts~f1u to a list 81 sas mar-faee
licenses Issaed since lest paslisssa. vita sss
asmrs residence v3sa ssssids the esss auA
sges 81 the parties Ag~s.
Hngh Fsrrsls. Enns suxzes1 x2L-I7
TaosrAs Hal Petosks y kiita Lauaresax.
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30

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s-as L4kes<. zse II kass II tsa -. ~
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is treat a sk1s csak u. - n 81 Siyds
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Frssk ". CSrsfs ~ Wsrrva c. Nssihr
cry st a.. let Il. Wesfs add, ~ II lEa&t
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keofd. ~ Il lss -. Aehxaxras -
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foasmeestia's add fox-s "a. ~ II sot
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30
Burial P0rmita.

The following burial permits were
issued yesterday: Mrs. Alice Godfrey,
Saginaw, Mich, meningitis; Patrick
Carney; 30 Miller-st., phthisis pulmon.
Ais.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30

The "silver" lining to Ingalls, cloud
did not illuminate his pathway through
the devious ways Of . reelection, TO
any appreciate extent
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30
Lily White.

The Valley City Milling Company has
ne peer IN the Manufacture of Hour.
Its products are IN great demand, and
especially the Lily White. Try 1t.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30

041 M ~ A - - A0&k<s
but vii - her sdrifs seon after a.
lournznenl IL = sAfs 70 sny that ns
1~psrsnsns al ~ stAts govsfnnsns
feaad IL vsy into ths hAnds Of TIE
D<mocrscy IN better sAxps thaa Ne
State Library vii. when Ma fenzsy
tuxns Is over - her successor.
4 sxIL - ssriks ~ the tramp mus
anes has heea prepared for infroaus.
tion into The New YORK Legislature It's
provssions psrmst any town in the stats.
sxcsps in Ne eo0aty Of Nsu York. 10
bay end equip . tramp stoeksde or
farm. and % hire . superintendent and
ssssssAnis. II necessary, where sagrznss
shAu b eoannsd ~ breaking stone or
other ussful and distasssful labor.
Boards Of Supervisors Are required by
We bill n grant permission, 70 towas
desiring 70 avail themselves Of il. ~
borrow money for buildings and plant,
while the other expenses are also made
. town charge. As soon ~ il gets fairly
into the Legislature, some thirdrate
stAtesman viii discover that the tramp
10 nuch-abussd victim OF untoward
circumstances, and that this kind Of
legislation 10 directed against the poor
for the benefit Of the rich. That 10
about tho history Of the tramp bill in
Michigan . few years since.
"lr 10 well enough 70 crow. when you
get out Of the woods" is . homely old
maxim. which the Republican party
will do we'll 70 connder. That party
conducted the war against the Union to
. glorious issue. That was . struggle
srising out OF the extravaxans claims
set up by the believers in state rights.
The overwhelming defeat of that fac
ton led Republicans TO think that doc
trins WAS forever set at rest. But the
recent failure Of Congress to enact .
law 20 enable the United States to pro-
tect the honesty and purity of its own
VsVSstotS INV SsSh SSAAh6 w ihSNNsS
with state elections--shows that We are
far from being Nation At home. The
United States can only sit still and beg
the state authorities to let it have an
honest election. A large proportion Of
her citizens can be bulldozsd out Of the
right of suffrage by the very states that
profit. in the way of Congressional and
electoral representation, by their votes.
The doctrine that the state is superior
to the Nation-that part is greater
than tho wholc--is far from dead yet.
Tho Republican party thought it had
killed tie snake, but did not, like the
shrewd boy, stand by to See whether
the tail stopped wriggling. The boys
prudence 10 the best.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30

sasv.<spr OF tne xpsas pzss- ersAscasnr. q
kess sa aand ~ AZ Essd hcueekseperx Ec
a Csu~a ~sd s>v> attempt t1e ssruxz1e n
yoa heeD nx. Bal eozgA SEaD aenx PES
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30
~. II. WIN4NS,
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
~-AkB---
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Furnishes Employers INSIDE City with Hep
free Of Charge!

ROOMS 50 TONER BLOCK.
Open Evenings Phone a.
FEMALE HELP wANTED-a Kitchen girls.
= ehambermsids. kais1ne- room gifls-hrst-
c.ass places. sewing eirls. y general girls
small fAsniises-.wAgrs - and - werk. ola
lnsfoom girls Tor out OF eity, second eiris.
tailoress. Ladies Pafiof. Tower blocA.
MANIFESTATION IS honsekeeper by
block.
MALE HELP WANTED soiieltor for sob
W printing. experienced cyers. ] harness
sfstcher. ! blacksmith. frst-clxss travelling
salesman. several Wood choppers. ; hand
carsfrs i gpholsterer. ] c!garmAker aud
stripper boy. ] granite cutter Ssnds Tower
NAETED-An experiences travelling ssles
w man Tor manufacturing company.
A GREAT BARGAIN for one week only
"A Lot Oh Lafayette-st. near Fifth ct. boals-
only 5000 on sane str eel further south SOC.
pARTAER WANTED-wfth $500 cash 70
msnnfsefure wooden bowls.
WANTED-Io buy . milk route.
G1 900 In cash 10 pay for a new s-rcom
Glow house In southern part OF city. Call
early.
$500 $50 $500. sgoo ana $3.50 to iosn GA
v-V"s good security
G1Qdg, viii buy tive Groom houses. south
sSloOo part OF city; beirship property. es-
tate must be closed; rent az per month.
G1All will buy good house and large lot
s-@'NV on \. tnionst-
A NICE modern 9room house on Ionla-st..
n ssUo
ONLY $500 for modern sroom house. large
~ lof. good locality. Oh sienryst.
20 LOTS on Heward-sf.. between Madison
sJSs and Union. four blocks north OF Hsll-sf.,
ranging IN prices from fs4 10 $685. don't 20
mile outside and pay more
1eO acres. good bulldings large orchards.
loo fruit oil MI kinds. rich soii. near Rock
ford. sSs01.
clOuA acres rich clay loan. 80 acres improved.
SOO 90 heavy mheref hue buildings lapeer
county. model farm. 500.
A VERY large list OF farms. from % 80 100
n acres. near the city. from IS 20 tfoo per
acre.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30


QuIlT q ysu 1ke it. but house must -
ID uerth ~ least A1g. splS 90 cssg terms -
L. S. Prey4n. room & Lssett's block. erpesits
eweets Heisi-
Ion sALE-Three lets en- West BrldEe Il
u - 10 sec. also four lots 90 mira ~
- \ leo Ter toe. fltz Gefsaa 4 tfAaA9tIo- ~
IANEs y. BRookS-aesl Estate aaa Losns
Room 4. 81 Monroe ana - otlswAsix II
have several m0arfa hos.scs that saa stti 81
great bsFss ns u tsksn seoa also some tast
rssd hease snd iei sAst would Ike 10 ca
change Tor xeed hers sae nasxs; , hAf -
change fer city property, also have coed
tssaa IA Hiseens.n 10 sxeasage Tor elty prop
sss, II ss e.. &c r. ssa
mine for kase xho wants ~ houses TO real 10
ali psrss OF he city, frosn 81 10 So per monlhs
lock st l0s Coit~sve. and see II you waat H.
TOR sALB-on nouthly payments. two de
slrsbie homes. ID minutes walk from post
once, also nar house and large LOT ia Alsexsn.
% exchange for home Ia Grand Rapids viii
assume \ reasonable ineumberAnce, also -
acres Of land ON your own tsrms. 81 Tree iron
debt and belonging 10 Dr. w. IL. kess. once.
Widdieonb Building y
tspUlLDING-Losa Associations. How 10
~ Use aud Not Abuse Them. By Chas r.
eouthara Build ag- Loan Commission fer New
difference between "Locals" aud 'Naiionals.a
valuable interest tables. house plans. etc.
Postpaid for - ceats by Building aad Realty"
5 C1naikf. .fstf
EoR sALE-Having taken lot OF city prop
y erty in exchange for farm iaaoA. can OF
fer some special Bargains In cheap aud middle
priced homes on monthly payments eau
give you a choice of IS houses Al 500 .s2n.
Sltsl. $780, 500. 5000. All within ~ feet OF
cable line. Elegant building lots on Paris and
College a,es Only i0co. No commission on
these prices - sell my own property. CIV
Tufts, 20 Pearl-s:.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30

The Suffolk, n. Y, Bulletin wants
ths young Democrats to form clubs,
organise, discountensnce all dirty po-
iitical methods, bury all past dissen-
sions and make . fight on principle for
candidates who had better - general
thing b new men," That would be .
fine thing for the country, but il would
split the party vide open.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

The srsrs bssss located 81 weS& DTs1se 81.
yos rr. re ars Isl. IL fsr ss5e. Bsce9 eef<etns
tAr.e Scores he ssccpA sser 10 IN ssttes ~
re,as. satfssss fey e>css ~ ho1p>tesrfnG
PROPERTY II so IN 9 eayA Tnssly q
lsf A. A LORD. 81 west tr31eest
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30

liz anticipation of the passage OF Re-
preventative Whites bill TO create the
Office Of state Commissioner of Build
ing and Loan Associations, the Tr1r-
ssAx-Hrssrp wishes 10 suggest the
genial "As'' for the place. To be sure,
little constitutional provision stands
IN the way. but il has been twisted once
already 70 accommodate one of his
party. and viii stand another twist.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30

TEE present Legislature will accom-
piish one good piece OF work, IL II sue
cceds in perfecsing legislation that will
ges rid of the Old special railroad char
terS The bills introduced BY Repre-
sentative ". b. Jackson, Of Wayne
county. 10 carry out the IDEAS Of the
late Railroad Commissioner. John r.
Rich. win doubtless Be warmly con-
tested.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30

IT had been hoped THAI. ia the mad
sash for ofscs by The Democracy Of The
state. the present State Librarian
would be left, especially altar the
rersocrsts 6rst choice, Mrs- Custer,
declined the appointment. Bat il
seems taat Der neck u alrendy borsl 10
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-30
FURNITURE AND PIANOS STORED.

PADcLIfF HOLT. general warehousemen.
~ ut Ill South Diytsion-st-. store pianos and
furniture ut low rates; expert packers and
careful movers with large vans" sent prompt
~ by tclcphoping No. so. during hours. or ot6
after hours. Jan i-9g