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Milford chronicle., 1891-10-16

Barker's ~ lours later than Leba 7on
pOwers' beach hours later tina Lebanon
Mah3n's hours later than lseb Il On.
ssilin9 dav uu Il u hour before leaving time.
Persons wishing to take trip to the city VIII
and this q pleasant route during IN tpIlnB any, anu
,yith 4 good view Of the Bay and hvsF. Inc run
70 Philadelphia or returning is only Az ont houI-
from Bowers Saloon Of boat u hlcely IVY,
Ladies' saloon, GeA tlemer aA'on e9H F''Vate
state IONS.
Fare TO philadelphia
Milford chronicle., 1891-10-16
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS & TRIMMINGS,
ever beheld at our Stc-e; notably the greatest
iyen 'sDres8 Fabricgsa..

'ren SDreSS Fabrie9ona@5''
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ant 50D0 in central
co. Ny.
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two sea
the hands
I'd nothing
just given
sother day
,oice ask
] had lost.
Q case, and
came, and
nd letter.
things out
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srything he
uld lay his
ooking for
ID another
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sed stealing
dn't sell it
account Of
nd the pub
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Milford chronicle., 1891-10-16
riety of
Ladies', Misses, d

to be seen south of Wilm
prices from l2c TO 81. .25,e
designed especially for Fl
and mark you we propose
contains strictly i'll comp(
timore retail prices. An
vince you that our DON
completely packed with
used; among which you !
500 ydS. Of KsI
representing the most Fl
prices from 25c to Soc.
about our
ALL WOOL PLAIN ST
prices from 25c to !
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

II most other scandals. there 10 . NO
nan ID thus baccaTzt case. and that enc
mas long been '-tasorlte" OF TIE
Prince OF Wales. Ii Il olsreputAple
AFFAIR and calculated TO stlll further
bring arlstoeraey and royalty into we'll
meFlted eontesnpt--Sagln nav Courier
Herald.
The diabcllcal character Of the latest
plan OF the sq1aw-buck legislature TO
gerIymander tne congressional districts
or the state can be seen from the fact
that the city OF Detroit. that stronghold
Of democracy, instead OF constituting a
district by Itself, 10 10 be sliced up and
apeortloaed out among three separate
Districts TnIs Is done 20 make these
three districts reliably Democratic
Michigan Chronicle.
Two Tennessee colonies have been in
dulging Ia INST fight IN u court room.
It's extremely Singular that two colonel.
should have happened 10 be without
their guns on the same day. Perhaps
the Chattanooga tailors are making
trousers with only one hIp pocket IN
that case the flask would have the pref
ersnce OF coarse.-Brooklyn Times.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09
REPORTERS HONoRED.
They Are To be Given Reserved Seats in
the Patrol Wagons.

They Are to be Given Reserved Seats in
the Patrol Wagons.
A proposition is before a committee
of the Board of Police and Fire
Commissioners to allow reporters of the
daily papers in this city the privilege of
riding in the patrol wagon when it Is
called to fires or to quel. disturbances
of any kind. The committee is giving
careful consideration to the matter and,
while recognizing the advantage and
accommodation such an arrangement
would be, they must place certain re-
strictions upon the privilege if it is
granted. 1t will not do to load the
wagon full OF reporters, as that would
seriously retard the speed of the horses.
1t is probable two representatives OF the
morning papers will be allowed to ride
during the afternoon and evening and
two OF the afternoon papers may have
the same privilege in the earlier part of
the day. They must be on hand when
the wagon starts, for no stops will be
made when once 1t is under way. The
arrangement will be highly appreciated
by the leg weary reporters, who have
to run down news items in the outlying
districts.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

Financially, the Southern States are
glowing with health and promise and
rejoicing in the consciousness of their
essential greatness. No Juror has been
created by sensational advertising. but
the world has been astOnished by the
latest statistics of wonderful growth as
shown in the National census of 1890.
The sum of all is in the fact that the
assessed value of property III nine
States is estimated by the census Of
ticials to have grown from SIS 900 ,OOO,.
900 in 1880 to 50, 600. 900 900. The re-
ports Of the census everywhere tell of
enlarged and enlarging areas of cul-
tivation of new mines of coal and iron,
excellent in quality and inexhaustible
in quantity, of new manufactures in
every department of human industry.
All the bases of wealth and of sound
and satisfactory finances are here; and
in my opinion Southern enterprises are
animated, sustained, and fortified by as
sincere and high q regard for COM
mercial credit and personal honor, and
by as profound CONVICTION Of the
necessity of fair dealing, as are to be
found snywhere.-J. l.. Williams in the
June Forum.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

The morning G.. r. & l. train from
the south was delayed at Rome City
fortv-tive minutes by a freight tram
wreck.
Next Saturday the Bus Machine works
employees 90 on al excursion to Benton
Hsrbor. The factory Is 10 move there
this summer.
All tue cuIveTts on the q. r. & I. are
being looked over for repairs. and sew
eral new bridges between here and
Petoskey are 10 be built.
Genera Freight Agent Davis and A.
sstant Rose, of the c. e ". Al. and
General Freight Agent Iesven rorth, OF
the q. X. a l.. 40 to Chicago today TO
attend the meeting of the Contra. Irsf.
nc ASSOCIATION. A long list of sutiec {.
Includes the following which will he Of
local interest Rates on EXHIBITS To
TIE worlds far" percentage hass. for
Grand Rapids freight rates. ABOUT a
month ago the saginaw. Alma and 81.
Loas bass was dropped TO ~ per cent.
and Grand Rapids may 90 10 the same
figure.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09
COLT STAKE RACES.
Entries in the same for the July Pro-
grAmme.

Entries In the same for the July Pro-
Two stake races for foals of 1888 and
1859 have been added 10 the July pro-
gramme. The entries up TO date are as
follows:
Stake for foals of 1888. $3.50 added by
the association: entrance, $25- /. H.
derrick, by llcerlm; DR.. ]. D. Grlswold i.
Grand Rapids. Mich. 2. Mounts, by
Prnceps. William Penman. Detroit,
Mich. 3. Albert, by Alcryon; record,
2:l5t; Standard stock Farm, Grand
Rapids, Mich. 4. Broumal, by Stran-
ger, son of Goldsmith Maid. 2:l4; Lyle
Stock Farm, Dowagic, Mich. 5. Char
ley Ellis, by William Rysdyk; James
Higgins. CoopersvIlle, Mich. =. c. o..
D., by Summons; record. 2:2s; Valley
City Stock Farm, Grand Rapids, Mich.
stake for Foais OF 1889.
500 added by the association: en-
trance, $50. l. Monbars, by Eagle
Bird; record, 2:2l; dam, Lady Maud
2:lSs; Westminster Stock Farm, Lex
ington, Ky. 2. Wealthy Hilton, by
Robt. Mctiregor; record, 2:l7i; Chas.
Riesdorf. Coopersvllie, Mich. 3. Gift
O'Neer, by Sphinx, record, 2:23; Suth-
erland Il Benjamin, East Saginaw,
Mich. 4. Bedouin, by Maximus; Will
liam Penman, Detroit, Mich. 5. North
Star, by Dan Middleton, d. J. Hammer,
Lowell, Mich.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

One of the members of the distinguished
Washburn family gave. the writer the
following anecdote of his boyhood men,
Dry. The town where he resided, In
Maine. near the sea coast, was one of
many communities inhabited by men of
q cross between farmers and shippers,
therefore not fully proficient in either
calling. Their land, naturally Of thin
soil. was also neglected. The minister Of
neighboring town, coming to ex-
change with the pastor, was joined by
one of the deacons on his walk to the
meeting house. and, as there was some
thing of a drought. was asked by the
deacon TO pray for rain. At the fitting
place in his service the minister uttered
himself rs follows 20 Lord. thy serv-
ant is asked by this people to pray for
rain, and he does so. But thou knowest.
o Lord. that what this coil needs is
dressin'. Atlantic Monthly.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09
rosrEKs KEfUspIss PLAN.

Secretary Foster hAs Of late been
msturlng plan for the refundlng OF
the A. per eent- bonds, Of which there
are So. ses, 900 sustaining They ma
tuEe On September next In spite OF
the howlssetupby the Democrats about
the inability OF tho United states 70
meet It's obligations coming due. on ae-
count Of the extrzsaganee OF the .'bll-
lIon-dollar Congress" Secretary Foster
states that the Treasury Will DC able
and ready 10 redeem the entire amount,
with al accrued interest. al the very
moment when they become due. There
are, however. s23 coo, 900 worth Of these
bonds held by National banks, which
represent a circulation OF so. 100, coo.
and these banks have made PROPOSE
tons 10 have the bonds extended al &
rate OF interest as low as one or per
cent. Although the profit on the
circulation IS not large and will be pEac-
tieaLy wired out by such decrease OF
interest. yet the banks prefer TO make
this arrangement To seeing a financial
stringency preeipltated by the with
drawal of SO, 700, 600 Of currency just
at this time, when the country has ex-
perienced so heavy drain OF specie TO
Europe and will need all its available
circulation TO move the crops. Secre-
tary Foster reserves the right, IN his
botd circular. to except from his call
fof redemption such of the 4! per cents
as are held TO secure National bank
circulation. This leaves a way open
Tor the rcfunding of the bonds At q
lower rate of interest. This action is
similar 10 that OF Secretary Window, in
the fall OF 1881. when he refunded the
5 per cents, then maturing, at 3 per
cent.
OF course the organs of the bowling
Democracy will harp on deficiency,
inability to make payment" beg
gIng off," and such like. 1t is their
daily avocation-in fact their only rea-
son for existence. But the simple fact
remains that Secretary Foster has a
better comprehension of the exigencies
of the financial situation than any edi-
torial twaddler for partisan purposes.
II he did not manage the operations of
the United States Treasury Department
with sklllful and intelligent regard for
financial conditions, he might easily
precipitate q panic. To withdraw the
500, 100000 of National Bank currency
just now would be apt to do so. And
yet Secretary Foster will get no credit
from the Democracy, who SO often
proclaim their intense interest in the
Welfare Of the country. Such is parti-
san allegiance.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

Jeremiah Mason. the celebrated lawyer,
possessed TO u marked degree the instinct
for the weak point.
He was once cross-examining q witness
who had previously testified to having
heard Mr. Mason's client make a certain
statement. and it was upon the evidence
OF that statement that the adversary's case
was based.
Several questions were asked by Mr.. Ma
son, all of which the witness answered
with more or less hesitation. Then he was
asked to repeat once more the statement
he had heard made. Without hesitation
he gave it. word for word, as he had given
it in the direct examination.
A third time Mr.. Mason led the witness
around to this statement, and again it was
repeated verbatim.
Then, without warning, he walked to the
witness stand and, pointing straight at the
witness, seid in his high. nasal, perfectly
unimpassioned voice:
Let's see that paper you've got in your
waistcoat pocket"
Taken completely by surprise, the wit
ness mechanically took paper from the
pocket indicated and handed it to Mr.
Mason.
There was profound stiffness in the court
room Is the lawyer slowly read in his cold,
calm voice, the exact words of the witness
in regard to the statement and called at
tention to the fact that they were In the
handwriting Of the lawyer on the other
side He then gathered up his papers with
great elaboration, remarked that there
seemed to be no further need Of his serv-
ices" and left the court room.
mr.. Mason. how under the sun did you
know that paper was thercs" asked a
brother lawyer.
"Wcll," replied Mr.. Mason, II thought
he gave that part Of his testimony more as
IL he'd learned 1t than rs IL he'd heerd II,
and noticed every time he repeated 1t he
put his hand to his waistcoat pocket. and
then let it fall again when be got through"
1t was a simple explanation, but n very
shrewd conclusion. Companion.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09
EDITORIAL rxcERPIs.

sam Jones saws he a 'sviliing 20 get
AZ the head Of the procession Win ~
rifle Go stop the liquor traffic. Can be
DOT the bang Out of beer cssk ~
CITY paces'-Chicaeo Evening IonrnsL
When Jerry Simpson invested IN half
a eoxen "hilsd'' saIrts ard as many
pairs Of fine hose, &c struck a desdiy
blow at ma popularity WITH TIE voters
Of hls district, by whose favor be . an
NC. Tney are alrssdy raafmnrng
iondgv over the symptoms Of rscrearscy
To ths,r cause, of whieb be crossing
fnna ness fer fne rsiuasat q an annne-
taxable manifestation. ~ hsr7ssstse
Mini1x gooYasl
There axs broad satnatens tEst, -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09
"Iorpedoes head. slr."
damn the torpedoes, 60 aheadl


This dialogue, reproduced from the
exciting minutes when the admiral was
forcing the mouth of the Mississippi for
the capture of New Orleans contains
some profanity, but the profanity IL lost
IN is genuine Americanism. 1t was of
this fibre that the soldiers and sailors of
our war were made, and no finer
memorial could be put on the grave Ct
any of our heroes than just suoh words
as these.-EvaDsvlile Standard.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09
A VETERAN FAILEN.

One of the veterans in the ranks OF
Michigan newspaper men has laid down
his pencil forever. George NJ. Chester
died at Detroit Sunday, aged so years,
having been connected with the Free
Press many years. His service was,
however, interrupted by = gallant
career in the army and by professional
work in other cities. He was from 1861
to 1868 clerk in the office of Major
Rucker, at Washington. While there
he prepared the forms of charter parties
in contracts now in use in the United
States Quartermaster's Department.
He was ordered as Quartermaster to
Elmira. N. Y, for the great draft,
handled, clothed, and sent to the front
all of the troops raised in Western
New York. In 1854, President
Lincoln promoted him to be cap
tain and assistant quartermaster of
volunteers. He was on Gen. Augur's
department of Washington. After the
war he Was city editor of the st. Paul
Press, and then went TO New York,
where he was employed as q reporter
on the New York Tribune. He was
afterward made junior editor of Apple
tons Journal, and was subsequently
engaged in different capacities on al
most all of the large New York dailies,
but finally returned to Detroit and the
Free Press in 1878, and continued in its
service until his death. His was busy
and useful life, and he has entered into
q well earned rest.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

Feathcrstone-I was visiting Travers
the other night, and when the doorbell
rang made bet with him that it was
a boy from his tailor. You know how
often he has his trousere creased. What
do you think it was-the tailor himself.
Ringway-Ha, hal Still, should say
you lost.
Featherstone - Not at all. Travers
didn't stop TO collect the money. CLOTH
Ter and Furnisher.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

sYNrroHs-Moisture; intense itching
and stinglngs most at night; worse by
scratching. IL allowed to continue
iumors form. which often bloed and
ulceTste. becoming very core. SwAYNE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation, and IN meet cases
removes the tuncrs. ~ druggists. or
by mail. tor 50 cents. Or. s~syne Il
Son, Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

In recent speech, Cleveland used
the expression, when the country was
assailed by rebellious hands." and Sen
ator Pugh was greatly offended thereby.
Cleveland should understand that trea-
son is not odious. although its appro-
pirate terms are TO the "Solid South"
Cleveland may insult and ridicule the
defenders of the Union, but when it
comes to calling rebels by their right
name, be must be called down.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

RON. CYRUS L. PERKINS, JUDGE.

RON. CYRUS Z. PERKINS, JUDGE.
Estate OF Anna Byrne, deceased; will
admitted 10 probate and John Byrne
appointed executor.
Estate OF Esther l.. Carrier, deceased /;
order determining heirs.
Estate OF Rebecca Porter, deceased !;
George Porter appointed admins
traitor.
Estate OF Nathan Meyer, deceased;
administrator final account allowed.
Estate OF Louisa Daley. mentally in
competent; guardians first account
filed.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09
Superior Court
Hox. y. A. suRLISGAMx. JUDGE.

Hox. y. A. sURLISG AMk, JUDGE.
The People vs.. George Ludington,
deadly assault; trial resumed, bail es-
treated and bench warrant issued.
De Forest Hunt VS.. The City OF Grand
Rapids. trespass on the Case; time TO
settle the bill OF exceptions extended
until July ].
William Kortlander We. Henry b.
Grady, in chancery; hearing in open
court on motion for Injunction ordered
as prayed for in bill of complaint filed
herein.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

HON. 4. C. ADsII. yCDSE.
Jerome l.. Lee vs. William W.
Thomas, trespsss; stay extended 50
days.
Jerome l.. Lee and Lewis spsulding
VS.. William ". Thomas, rsplosln; stay
extended 80 days.
Deios A. Blodgeit VS.. Horatio ".
HOyey and John l.. McCraeken, AS
sumpslt; stay extended 20 days.
Roger ". Bnstertield and Willard +.
Keeney We Edward NJ. Mcconnell. as
sumpsit; Judgment for plaintiffs for
S2sl.3S.
John Bresnahan administrator va
Emanuel Nugent, assumpslt; on trial.
Issues Of fact on call: j, Is, ~, 2s, 81.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

The Democrats in the Senate sang to
Fridlender. "With all thy faults we
love thee st:ll," and he dropped into
their arms. He has helped them pass
their partisan legislation and has mean
while been looking out for the main
chance. Altogether he has not been a
source of unalloyed comfort to his
party. He is making it warm for
Democracy Just now.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

The patriotic American citizens will
feel a conscious pride and satisfaction
IN the fact that the United States is
able to respond so promptly to the de-
Insnds of European countries for our
specie. The ability and promptness
shown by our country to meet the pres
ent requirements of the older nations
for a supply of gold will tend to
strengthen their confidence in our re-
sources. broaden the country's founds-
bons, and make permanent its future.
Its ability to thus honor these demands
Is an outspoken, but strong, compli-
msnt to the financial policies and prin-
ciples which have placed Us in such n
position amongst the nations of the
earth.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

Miss ELAINE GooDALE's marriage TO
the Sioux Indian doctor, Charles Alex
ander Eastman, Is set for June Is. The
doctor IS graduate from Dartmouth
College and at present government ply
sic!an at Pine Ridge. lie IS not full
b.ooded Sioux, however, his paternal
grandfather having been white man.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

Hon. y. ID. SPERRY. Postmaster at
New Haven, Conn.,, tells the American
Economist that no is a protectionist,
because am an American citizen and
wish to see the people of this country
prosperous. Experience of more than
forty years IN business has taught me
that under low. or revenue tariff, bust
ness depression and financial distress
has been the rule, while under protec-
ton. good business and general pros
perity has been the result. II the peo-
pie will stand by the Mckinley bill, So
called, prosperity will follow"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09
p.rss-.,.-.

"Donf ses ne Deprive yoa IL roar
sess, sfs sssd. "a he ro~~.
"Dont ns~ntion IL. msssrn II i~nt
nine. snyhow: Il hsloaxs 10 the rad.
snsd k&-Haxpsrs BAxaE
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

sroAR is fast pouring into this coun-
try from the West Indies and South
America. There were over 100 vessels
all loaded VITA il in the Deleware river
lzst week
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

A KIND Of despicsble vandalism that
should be run down and severely pun
ished, az the statutes provide. has been
prscticed during the past week on the
Reeds Lake electric line, owned by toe
Valley City street and Cable Company.
The wires Of the return circuit, con-
Meeting the rail ends, have been re-
pea.edly cut, thus impeding the opera
ton Of trains. This certainly consti-
tutes = malicious destruction OF prop
erty and shows 4 fiendishness that is
determined ~ rule or rum. II Is also
cowsrdice. like the disposition which
prompts man 10 strike another in the
dark, or when be hack u turned. The
line IL q good field for skiIlfHl detective
work. for the apprehension os the
depredsiora
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

TIE California prune crop 10 fail
ure, but the boarding house can snbsti-
tute Grled apples and plenty OF cheap
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

INDIANA Democrats are organizing
clubs al over the state TO boom Senator
Gray as . presidential possibility II
1892.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

THE Detroit Free Press calls upon
the Tribune TO make good its charges
Of bribery against Senator Fridlender,
or apologize for Its assault upon his
character and "set him right IN the es-
tImation of the people," The latter
never can be done by any paper or per-
SOC. He will always be the self-con-
fessed b.gamlst.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

During the entire week we will offer unus-
ual bargains in Mems Negligee Shirts which
we have a very complete line, comprising
the finer qualities of Silk, Gloria Fast Black
Sateens and Fancy Silk Striped Flannels.
They are offered at reduction of 49, per
cent from usual prices.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09
LAW AND LAWYERS.
Ciresit Coars-Fart L.

Cire2it Coars--Rart 4.
hon. wA. 4. sKovE. yUDsE-
John O. Eole vs. Alber.lne Eble, as
sumpsit; stay extended 50 days.
Mary stephanus Va Anthony shu-
pennies. sssumpsit; motion for lew trial
argued and submitted.
la the matter of the estate OF New
ton Phelps. ehaneery.
Issues Of fact on call: IS, o5.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09
A e,s.r many imporlant cliscoverie.

A ssssr many important discoveries
have heen made ~ accident. It sp-
pears nov - II one of the greatest
waats of the age had been satisfied in
the same vay--s practicable mode Of
inducing healthy. active, well-ie-
veioped BOY 10 keep quset- A New
York hoy the ether day eoughsd and
sccidsntiy swallowed . glass thsr-
rnomster, which his nurss had just
plscsd beneath he tongue to ascertain
hse tsmperstars. Now be keeps very
qaies. Hs can not run OF play ball or
wrestle for fear trait an unusual Or
violent movement might crush the
thermometer, wherever & may BE, and
the result would then BE serious. AZ a
snnsli boy sedstv- TIE glass snsrmens-
Ter treatment u snccs~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

How LONG before Eastern snobs Will
affect bacearat. because Is Is En5ilsh,
y know,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

On Decoration Day there was laid
upon Farragut's grave in New York
wreath Of immortellcs that bore this
legend:
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-09

We place ON sale tomorrow an elegant line
of GLORIA" Silk Umbrellas i'm "a, 26 and Is
inch sizes, at the very low price Of S5c, 9Oc
and 81 90. The handles are of the newest
designs and are durable and attractive.