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Vol rs. No 1861.
FINANCIAL.

No. W. COkSON- JNO ". MCCARTNEY,
" Member y. Y. Stock Ex-
C0RsON 4 MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, 14l9 ST. NV
Bankers ana Dealers in Government Bonds.
Deposits Exchange. Loans. Collections.
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed on
the exchanges Of New York. Philadelphia Boston and
Baltimore bought and sold.
speciality made OF investment securities District
Ponds and all local Railroad. Gas, Insurance and 1ele
phone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold ~ ID
7 EwIS @. TEwKSBURY W b. HIBBs
- Banker, so Broadway, NY. Manager,
Member Washington Stock ExchAng@
LEWIS g. TEwKSBURY CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
1898 ST. WASHINGTON, d. c.,
Buy and sell for cash ON margin Stocks. Bonds,
Grain. Provisions and OIL.
Direct private wires TO New York and Chicago.
Interest allowed on deposits.
Out town business 4 speciality.
All Local Securities dealt in.
Constant quotations all markets Telephone 545.
oc2I-T
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Capt. J. B. Cromwell, de-
tached from the command Of the Omaha and
granted leave Of absence for one month. Lieut.
Commander VIM. W. Reisinger, Lieut. Jas. M.
Miller, Surgeon Geo. R. Brush, Passed Assistant
Surgeon V. @. B. Means, Passed Assistant En-
gineer A v. Zane, Boatswain W. A. Manning
and Carpenter John G. Tilden, detached from
the Omaha and granted three months leave.
Ensign Simon Cook, detached from the Omaha
and ordered to examination for promotion.
Chief Engineer G. IL. L. MacCarty, detached
from the Omaha and granted two months
leave. Chaplain VIM. F. Morrison, detached
from the Omaha and granted one month leave.
Paymaster c. A. Mcdaniel, detached from the
Omaha, ordered to settle accounts. then
granted three months leave. Passed Assistant
Engineer Wythe N. Pafkes, detached from duty
ct the Manual Training School, Chicago, ILL., on
the l7th OF June next and placed on waiting
orders. Ensign Simon Cook, detached from
the Omaha and ordered to examination for pro-
motion on the 9Th Of June next.
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i you desire W DEED
TO - Of
bank sceOuns notes furnished
any reason ,xcur,sxn desiring them.
and endeavor to be
see prompt
LADIES' liberal.
desring to make Eyou desire
Investments, 70 opens
wishtng TO avoid account. and
thewonV kept
.nIisty. Why
By coming to u.s. LATEST Draw
good Guaranteed AND Baltimore
Investments and
large and small STRONGEST en,.e daSsfG notes
aInounts. secured
them Of al MAKE. deeds Of s-us, n,
S .sd city EToperty.
sisasted AiAD s1Ai foaHa and
h..r. Of the ON Sfe
1H s saBls
you wish WALL ST. loan
income was
,r0,,pp si9 ,,a OF made.
dispense exchange
; :Ssss. sas WASHINGTON fss .i.!$s.:;
investnssnts. - Chicago
out . certiacats issna
deposit With us BANKING Of
which dePosit,
We payable
issue IN ootn Va An
lane sirht
small I mounts. EXTENSIVE drasiRs
interest Per cent
payable monthly, Oar annnm
Quarterly SCALE Cali
or and
annually. get
desired. WOODS tnfsras,
Interest rates re.
depending on
UPON AND cerfi6r..s~
length u OF
sa-s,sf,
deposit CO., issIsi tor
syelned
CAL 1222 ST. myls
and
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FINANCIAL.


LHE CAPITAL
AMERICAN oSr
SECURITY MILLION
AND IID
TRUST
COMPANY. I.1se ST. NV. QUARTER.
Pays interest uron deposits.
Acts in any t-1st capacity.
Rents safe deposit boxes.
Has every accommodation Tor storage.
Affords gilt edge in vessments-
Loans money on real estate
And transscts . general loan and trust bus
tnsss upon the broadest and most liberal
principles con sistsnt with absolute security
to fes Patrons and itself.
mya9 A T. BRITToN. President.
A POSTAL CARD ADDRESSED TO ME WILL.
"A bring you considerable interesting Information
tnouf lie Insurance State are If Your life is not
insured ought to be-for yourself 15 20-year
dovmept) you are single and for your iemily If
Married CHAS- L GURLEY.
1923 ST. NV.
my1o With EQUITABLE Life Assurance society
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Reporssd Revolutton In Portrayal.
Bosrox, Nay 2o.-Private dispatches ~
,efved in this city today say that rsvolutisa
,aa broken out In Portugal
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BeoFefnFy Biafne Sefy Much Better-
NEW Yoax. May 2o.-secretary Blsine's con-
dition is very much improved this morning.
The govt has so far subsided that the statesman
was able today 10 wear his shoes Mrs Blaine
when asked wher Mr.. Blaine was likely 10 leave
for Washington replied that mp 10 the present
no definite arrangements had been made for
their departure, but she thought there vas ~
necessity for hurrying matters
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L. b. TowsEn & Sox.
DRY GOODS DEALERS,
1916 7th ct. NV.
Sun Umbrellas. $3.50
iesthsr-proo. Ticking. in fancy colon. Regular
price. 2.|c. Only t5e.
Chaliiee and Lawns Sc.
81 Mosquito Net in all colors
and 81. ' ' S'' 'NS'
Flouncinr for Ladies and Children
Dress Goods IN all prices and colors
Bortrse's Duplex Corsets, 81.
fuIl Line OF Corsets for Ladies' and Nissaa
Table O,.-Cloth. \ yards wide, zoe
Fruit Of the LOON Bleach Cotton ward vida az,
Pillow Case Cotton. &c.
Boys Knee Pants, 24c
Gents BaibEigxsn Undershirts oSc
Bes. SheefinE, 2.r.
Zylonite Collars. I5c. Cuffs 3Oc
Table Linen. Towels, Napkins Gents' N~.tvsar
&c. 100 Rand hcNAllys Atlas of the World 10 ~
given away. Call and get a card ~ mo
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FIDELITY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
sis AND sI3 ST. NV
H.s TIE tss, plan devised for securing Homa
NO AUCTION OF MONEY
Any issT, sls month ss,a
s,r - ElcK prs kIat IHSp
srhcI 6rrI Eh1MlNrs-
Ss% Inv Pr A ASRss VIM S. Sec
j. h0lHpson IEs-S Sssl l. suiiih, ATTY
AMERICAN sEctSIfY ASp TRUST CO.
b Ii Fs5,siiG5, tye'''-
apeo-,r CENTRAL. NAIIONAL BANK.
TIE NATIoSAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
ChArtsrsd oS sEeei3 at CT Congress January -, 1S67
Trust 1 coaPaNY
Under act Of Consress OF october l, Isen
fr H. eontsoier o: lie eurrse ez' ~, Sss .scstye
isaniz~tion uns- the seI Of Coaxress % October l.
A. heretofore. and for twen;yfo1r years past this
sonpeny VII reGs.vs ses,,,s, siiSsrw,re and otier
W. rsaI .a;es er soIssin u, nav nrs and 6urELir
~ 81 yir.as .. tie &c. q censrsss .. oc.o-
Sarreay ah. II has faly eompled win tne law ali
VS. eoagsay W.; IN saaiilon TO the oasia,.<
r- reslyer. assignee and a. comii:tee OF guardian
estates. and VIII receive and ever
dc. rptioa eoEn-ni;teI 20 n by any court by in II
Al trust funds and truss Investments kept sepa-
s. a as AZ .ots se s.ss.s q ,bs esnpsay Be-
3l.0OO,OU0
.Isiosits VIII Be received cents upward and
iitssrsss VII Be allowed such deposits.
wins res-ipted tgr and kept without charge
BENJAMIN II. SNYDER, prsaidans.
SaAAkA-ts & GIovEk, Iirst Vice President.
zLbEkf l. s nirsisSi s : $780,
rilhns = Clark. X. Ross fe--y.
S1sRAsSs. tseorge H. Plant
Safthsv q. EDsry, II Frsnrfs Mr.
renes y diovG. zeaasC. Robbins,
r1oEss nyds. Sohn y. Hodxers.
A. Ssnes. bSnjs1in L. saydsr,
2aA SenABcoo. Albert l. Sturt0vnn&
cifk as1p,S NJ 4 "1s@
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Dfnner % Cen. AGnuh.
NEW YoRx, May 20.-Some friends Of Gen
Felix Agnus, the proprietor Of the Baltimore
American, viii give him Q complimentary
dinner 1t the Press Club Saturday, May Is, ct .
pm. The general 10 life member of the club.
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL.
WILL GIVE so5 TO ANY ONE SECURING NE
w position in the census office; night work Ad-
dress j. NJ. A, star office. my20-2ts
IF MRS +. E JEANRENAUD WILL. SEND HER
Il address to Rev. q. F. SONTAG. care Of Church Of
the Epiphany. 18th st. W.. she will hear something
to her advantage my2O-3t.
WILL THE TYPEWRITER FORMERLY OF
w Metropolitan Hotel send his address for work to
SEN1SUL, Star Officer my1S-2t'
CROP PAYING RENT.
= The Peoples Building. Loan and Saving Associs-
prospectus. P. W. ROBERTSON, Resident Agent.
6l2 st. NV, Room D. my1S-3t.
A UTEoRIZEp PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
"a Williams 4 Co. Communteations promptly at
tended TO and strictly confidential. Office open all
hours WI WILLIAMS, Manager. $50 ST. n. W.
my1-lm'
OWL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers. send 10 cents to
s. W. FLYNN. A. NJ, Ivy Institute.
ap21-1m' Southwest cor. Sth and Z n. W.
NOW IS THE TINE. WE WILL PAY big
~ Money for gsnts hrst Glass second
Address or Gall al JUS1H'S OLD STAND. ol9 u st.
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EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
Equitable building 1908 OF.
ASSETS s1.225.HAls
21st issue of stock.
First payment
May, 1891.
Shares 81 50 per month.
Office open daily
Dam TO A:3O pm.
For pamphlets and Information apply at the ONCE
THOs. sOMERvILLE, Priest.
JOHN JOY EDISON. Secretary. mye-1m
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Woons & Co.
BANKERS,
I2a ST.
few
OF THE
FEATURES OF
OUR BANKING BUSINESS
Tia rapid increase in business in the last SIX
months nscessitsted removal into commodious
or1cas sooner than We had anticipated. We are now
settled in our new home. with increased and
own vaults fully prepared to transact general bank
ing business
SECOND
DEEDS Paying interest from 9 to 10 per cent fur
OF nished those desiring them. Nothing but
TRUST the best securities offered to customers
LADIES. Special attention given them; counselins
and assisting them In all business trans
actions. desired
wefurnish them good. safe. conservative
investments. collecting interest," II Desired.
and remitrinE as directed.
COLLECTIONS made and exchange drawn free Of
charge TO our depositors-
MENTS. Investors will and with us investments in
both large and small amounts secured BY
deeds Of trust On real estate.
II YOU DESIRE
To open bank account.
To make . good investment.
To place your money where IL will draw
interest.
Exchange on New York. Baltimore.
Chicago.
To raise money collaterals.
IT YOU HAVE
AcOnsction to make.
note to discount.
Gall and see
WOODS 4 CO..
BANKERS.
1922 ST. NV. myls
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~ DO YOB KNOW
That It 10 o important 10 have Rszorto
htyour face - It II to have shoes to fit your
feet! Woodward 4 Lothrops cutler will
1t your face with . Rasor you would not
part With ss any price, after the first txial.
Ask fcr the *. b EXTRA"
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
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Essa6-oo HOW Is THIS, sedOo
Bailey Natural Wood Buckbosxd,
Set Of Russet Harness,
English Holly Lash Whip.
Linen Lap Robe.
Can be purchased at
ANDREW J. JoYcE's sons
Ware Rooms. l02s Conn ave-,
ap3-2m For $500
". are ceiling
WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES. l7c. EACH.
ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS. O. IS DOZEN
WIRE SCREEN DOORS. COMPLETE.
with Spring Hinges. Hook and Eyeand Knob. s1ssch.
2o Fl. GARDEN HOSE. COMPLETE.
With Couplings and Patent Nozzle, s2 each.
GARDEN HOSE REELS. 75c. EACH
A FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER. o. rs
s-oUART ICE CREAM FREEZER. s1.a5 EACH.
POULTRY NETTING. a-INCH MESH.
Per 100 square feet. 7oc.
POULTRY NETTING. LIGHT WEIGHT.
Per 100 square feet. 60e.
BARBER ross.
COR. nth AND sTs NV.
Opposite Boston Dry Goods Store. ap7-Sm
E~FoR FORTRESS MONROE
AND NORFOLK.
New Iron Palace Propellers.
1.-THE WASHINGTON and NORFOLK
Leave their docks foot Of 7th ct. daily ct Pm,
connecting with all points south and southwest.
Leave Norfolk daily at 610 Pm; Fortress. 7:1O
Pm.
Tickets on sale ct B. and o. Offices, 610 Psnnsyf-
wanna and 1851 Pennsylvania ave.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON. D. O., STEAM
ap.S-lm BOAT COMPANY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

K@OAN UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY
TO SECURE RARE ORIENTAL RUGS FOR THE
LEAST MoNEY.-we are in preparation to close our
PRINCIPAL STORE. 1922 CONNECTICUT AVE-
NV. for the summer. and therefore are Offering
our CHOICE and IMMENSE STOCK of TURKISH
RUGS and CARPETS at bargains to avoid the trouble
of packing as much possible. Why should you not
take advantage OF this unprecedented occasion, Ex
anime stock and get the prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
Among the new arrivals are 200 best Baedad Por-
there's. 500 Table Covers 800 pair Summer Curtains
Inlaid Tables. Koran Holders. Embroidered and Plain
Slippers, &C., &c.
GRAND ORIENTAL BAZAAR,
1022 Connecticut ave. NV,
my193t D. K. vARZHABEDIAN 90.
SsPEcIAI-ACH CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT
called for by the p. o. b. Call at ofhce Of
STODDART CO.,
my1S3t 615 9TH st. NV.
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Only little needed In any house, bns thst
netle gives you much worry and running around.
So we we have added this department to dur
business. with Mr.. CHARLES II. FOX a. MAN.
ager.
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In his address accepting the once Mr.. Peter
aid that they might - wen start the new party
now-it could not be stopped Mr.. Ps6sr
thus surreuders to the enthusiam Of the
occasion, the idea being that their taking he
frst steps here In ~ Unauthorized Wy WIN not
the national convention In "a
The COMMITTEES ON resolut1nB end plaHoem
agreed to bring In ''rinsfngs' indorssmsut Of
the platform q The Earnsrs' Allinnes,, 70
recommend ths sppointmsnt Of national com-
mittee and that they coufsf With The ooavontion
to b. hold on the 25d of rsbruaFy, looR. Tkis
starts tlzs nsv party, With IL sinfau M he
alliances yst - b Axsd- Al IL dslaen1m -
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15
Proposals for City Lighting.

eealed bids will pe received at the ONCE os
the tity Clerk. up TO o'clock p. m. Aug. "a.
1881. Tor lighting the city o. Grand Rapids with
eieciricity. IL means oil ~ arc lamps OF zsel
candle power each. distributed on towers and
Individually as follows. One hundred and
sixty arc lamps 10 be placed on forty towers.
four lamps on each tower. and one hundred
aud forty arc lamps ON mast arms. poles OF
suspended Oh cables across street Interssc
tons. according TO the necessity oil the lcct-
tiou. the location OF the towers ana indiyid ual
lamps 10 be nxed by the contracting bidder
and approved by the Committee on Lsnp..
The towers used 10 br irst-CIass In every
spect. ii0 ices high. and provided with all 9th
er modern improvements. the base OF each 10
be as small. and the towers as sunvbjeef.onabie.
rs those now LA use In Detroit or other cities
where tower public lighting Is IN vogue
Zach bid 10 Include the furnishing. erecting.
lighting anc keeping In order and repair. the
towers. mast arms. lamps and the entire plant
necessary 10 efficiently light the city. AL night.
ana every night. for period Of three years.
also 10 include price per lamp. for additional
lamps aud towers. and "a separate price rer
lamp for additional individual lamps need u
ana ordered during the Lille of the contract.
The successful bidder will also be required
to give the city an option on all towers Used TO
Hight the city. l. e. state price al which the
city can purchase the towers AZ the close of
the contract; said option TO be made q part of
the contract.
Bids will also be received 10 light the city
with electricity az above describea. the city To
furnish the towers and the bidder all other
material as described above.
Each bidder snail deposit with his proposal
the sum of s51. to be forfeited Ia the city Of
Grand Rapids In cas-. be shall fall TO enter
into contract in sceordance with hts proposal.
should his said proposal be duly accepted by
the Common Council.
Separate bids will also be received to furnish
TO the city forty l5.foot towers. FIRST class In
every respect. 10 conform IN every way with
the above described specifications.
bids will also be rec, tved for furDishi q.
lighting and keeping IN order and repair su. :.
tncsndescept electric lamps OF sixteen or
thirty-two candle power. pr both. for lighting
the streets or bridges. as the Common Council
may order; bids 10 be fot three years. and all
night and every night.
In all the above proposals. the city reserves
the right to discontinue one or more lamps at
any time and to be erttlsd 10 n proportionate
reelection In the contract price, provided.
however. that the city shall not he entitled TO
any reduction from the contract price for the
discontinUance OF any Of the 500 lamps orig
inally contracted for.
The council reserves the right TO reject any
aud all bids.
FRED SAUNDERS,
EUGENE d. CoNGER
GEO. ". MILLS.
augH II Committee on Lamps
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

popular iscsurers, are becoming more
commoa every year. The latest addiuon
u perAaps one Of tho best; IL Is the walk
ing class. where pupils are taught botany.
entomology, minerslogy. or any other
Of the natural sciences in object lessons.
= method OF learning = thing by seeing
or doing il, praetieed 80 successfully by
the late Mr.. Squsers Of Dotneooys Hall
in Yorkshira
There Is wonderful lower in orgaaizs
tioa- Instances could Do given Of great
effects from . simple class when it has .
Definite object. One city s'in the west
admittedly owes lis high standard Of in
tellectual and artistic taste to reading
circle formed thirty yesry ego by twc
or three ladies' for thelr own culture.
Froza reading they went TO buying
books. from that 10 providing lectures
for the people. then to . Tree library, and
20 the lsaven has worked, modestly and
quietly. bat prrsistently. training its
young people. till now that the second
generation has come into possession. the
result IL seen in wider culture and
OLIVE THoRSE MIILxR
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

A cozy corner would never be looked for
In a front room which glared upon the
outside world through an immense plate
glass window A cozy corner Is separated
from the idea OF great nocds Of light or OBJ
tTusiveness. II suggests light enough and
slight seclusion. II il the place In n room
that two genial companions would natu-
rally select for quiet tete-a-tete. In the
corner here shown one end of the room Is
cut off from the rest by a casing and grid
er projecting from side wall and ceiling.
In tho recess thus formed there Is o fire.
place. a high mnntel and to one side seat.
Above il Is a window. A nice place to sit
aud read or to have nice quiet talk. Any
one sitting in the room and seeing all this
would find n picture which would contrib
ute TO his pleasure. The manrel and
fireplace are not . glaring red, white and
blue tile affair." surrounded by shiny wood
work cut and sawed into offensive forms.
It is OF brick. solid. we'll colored and sub
stantiA. Over il is Il shelf Of plain natural
oak. The light that comes from the win
dow is through cathedral glass Of mild,
soft tiut. not flaming patterns Of brilliant
colors. The best glass for this window
should be white cathedral all OF one color.
or, II not this, light straw tint without
margin OF slightly varying color. The
white or straw colored glass let's a soft,
mellow light into the room. Not enough
is thought about the kind Of light which
we take into our houses. This is ono mat
ter which we can control, and a fine sense
will lead people to take advantage of this
and thus add to their general comfort in
living. LOUIS II. GIBSON.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

Mrs. Augusta Prescott is ono Of the
few women journalists who have
achieved quick success. To most women
Journalism means dreary ploddins
before recognition comes, but In the
phenomenally brief period OF one year
Mrs PRESCOTT has risen from obscurity
TO an acknowledged position in the pro-
fession- Her first work was done ON a
woman's paper in New York, which has
since been merged in another publication.
Mrs. Prescott did all the drudgery oa
this paper and became very i'll from over
work She was forced TO go to q hos
pital, where she passed weeks on bed
Of pain. After leaving the hospital she
went to the New York World and was
made editor of the wornan's page OF the
Sunday paper. When Colonel Cockerill
left The World and started The Adver-
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

CHERIFF'S SALE-Dy virtue OF an execution
~ issued out OF aud uHder the seal OF the cir
cut court OF the county of Kent. In the state
OF Michigan. sitssted on the 18th day oi July.
4. d. lsss. 10 me directed and delivered. in
favor of Rebecca Kinney. plaintiff. and
against the goods and chattels. and tor want
thereof tlfen Of the real estate Of Charles
Wertsch. the defendant. therein named. have
levied thereon and shall expose for sale az
public auction or veudue. to the highest bid
der. at the south front entrauce 10 the eli cult
court rooms court block sc-caIled). In the city
OF Grand Rapids. Michigan. that being the
place OF holding the circuit court Of the county
whereir said premises ate situated. on Friday.
the Tth day of August. A ID. 1891. at ten O'Clock
I'm the forenoon OF said day the following de-
scri5ed lands and premises:
AL that certain piece or parcel of land. stu
ated aud being in the city OF Grand Rapids.
county Of Kent and state of Michigan. known
and described rs follows. towit: lot number
one fi1 OF Beckwith's subdivision OF lot ten l}0)
of J. +. Chubb's addition TO the city OF Grand
Rapids. Michigan. according TO the recorded
plat OF said subdivision. sa:d lot being fifty CDl
feet front on Leonard street and ninety-six (so)
feet on Scribner street.
Dated. this 22d day Of June. 4. u. 1sal.
LOOMS h. BISHOP
Sheriff of Kent County.
By ISAAC +. LAMQREAUX.
Under sheriff.
FRAxK A. RopeERs
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The above sale Il hereby adjourned until
Thursday. the Ruth dav Of August. A. ID. 1881.
at the same time and place
Dated August :. 1e9l.
LOOMS x. BISHOP
Sheriff OF Kent County.
By ISAAC 4. LAMoREAUN
Under sheriff.
sat wed aug - wed aug is
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15
GOOD LUCK.

DR. Prices Cream Baking Powder is often called the
Good Luck Baking Powder.
Owing to the fact that good luck always attends the
of Dr. Prices, is essential the moment
mixed is it required have always Just
So as in the with ammonia or alum powders 1t is not
luck but the accuracy and exercised in
the preparation and combination of all the ingredients of
DR. Prices Cream Baking Powder Competent chemists
are employed the strength and purity of each
Ingredient Nothing is trusted to chance Hence; 1t s
always uniform in its work
House wives never fail to have good luck" in max
ing most delicious bread biscuit pastry and CAKES that
remain moist and sweet Only Baking Powder that
tains the white Of eggs.
DR.. Prices Cream BAKING Powder il re-
ported by all authorities free from Ammonia,
Alum. any other adnterans. ia fact, the
purity Of this ideal powder has never oeen qaes-
toued.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

DR0BATE ORDER-State Of Michigan. Coun
fy ofkent-ss. At "a session of the Probate
Court for said county Of Kent. held at the pro
bate Office I'm the city of Grand kaDids. on the
eth day Of August. In the year one thousand
eight hundred aud uincty-one.
Present. Cyrus 4. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter OF the estate Of
JULlANNA EHRMANN, deceased.
Anna MagaaIena Walter having filed in this
court her petition praying that the admins
trafiou of said estate may be granted TO Au-
gust Bracker OF said city
1t Is ordered that Monday. the 3lst day Of Au
gust. IS at ten o'clock In the forenoonat said
probate office. be appointed for the hearing
SAID petition.
And IL Is further ordered. that copy Of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vious to said cay of hearing. In the TEIEaRss-
HERALD. n daily newspaper printed and crcu-
lating In said county of Kent.
CYRUS +. PERKINS,
A true copy.1 Judge OF Probate.
ADorrH B. Mason. Register. sat aug q
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

Coxy eornsn have largely l0ss shsir piaes
IN medera houssealldibg A front room
with tas large plals glass window-one of
those expansive oEsniass ~bich are inssp-
arabic from thu idea Of luxury in the
minds Of 50 many housebailders-is nct
the one Ia which we rad the eoxy corner.
The nearest approach which thers 10 TO it
comes accidentally, as in nook under q
stairway. This i frequently utilized for =
closet The idea Of display and general
largeness detrscts from the thought and
practice whicn leads 10 cozy corners The
people Who originally built the old Colo
nial houses had their education and moral
training Ia severe lines. Display 20 the
outside world was not regarded as good
morals, and they expended their energies
As far as housebuildiug was concerned
along the Inns VI comfort.