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DEATH OF MR.. SAMUEL rarKRY.
Wsll-Knowp Citizen and Business Ia
Expires Suddenly at His Homo.

| u Wsl1-Known Citizen and Business Nan
Expires Suddenly at His Home.
The many friends Of Mr.. Samuel Emery,
both in Washington and Baltimore, will be
| panied to hear of his sudden death. which oc-
CURED between and 5 o'clock yesterday after
noon at his late residence, No. 206 Delaware
avenue. Mr.. Emery had been ailing Of late
with an affection Of the heart, but few thought
| the end was SO near. He was at his Office yes
terday until 2 o'clock, when he went home as
usual While ct dinner 10 talked in his Gus
tomary animated manner, but at the close Of
the msal, placing his hands near his heart, he
complainsd Of peculiar pain and, going 70
the library, in few minutes he expired in his
chair.
Samuel Emery was born in Pembroke, N. H,
October 49, 1915. He was the son of Jacob
Emery, jr., and Jane Gault, and came Of q line
of ancestry which gave patriotic service IN the
war Of the revolution. He was educated In the
common schools and in the Pembroke Acad-
envy. At the age of eighteen he went 70 Lowell
Mass, where he was apprenticed to learn the
trade of mason, and there he worked until
1885, when he moved to Baltimore. In that
city he engaged largely IN business IA q builder
and constructor and also As a manufacturer Of
bricks, enterprises which he carried on ex-
tensively for twenty-nine years. In 1867 he
came to Washington and joined his brother,
the Hon. Matthew g. Emery, in various large
enterprises. and in 1872 he purchased his
brothers interest in stone yards, masonry, &C.,
to which business he afterward added that Of
dealer in coal and wood.
Wherever he has lived Mr.. Emery was well
known for his strict integrity, upright char.
acter and thoroughly good principles. He was
q regular attendant OF the Metropolitan Meth
odist Church. which he aided in constructing,
and to the support of which he was . liberal
contributor.
Last September Mr.. Emery and his wife, who
survives him, celebrated their golden wedding.
He leaves i've chiidren-three sons John, Sam.
uel and James, and two daughters, Mrs. Ed.
BUrrough Of Baltimore.
Mr.. Emery was a Mason and an Odd Fellow,
useful citizen and upright man, and he had
hosts of friends. He viii be greatly missed in
this city. which has been his home Tor nearly
twenty-five years.
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Officers Of the District Of Columbia Com.
naAndsry Of the Loyal Legion for the official
year 1912 were last night elected as follows
Commander, Col Redfeld Proctor, U. s. v
senior vice commander, Col Commandant
Chas- Haywood, Q. 8. NJ. c.; Junior vice com
mandsr, Bvt Brig. Gen Thos NJ. Vincent
Q. S. A.; recorder, Byt. Mai. VIM. p. Huxford
Q. 8. A.; registrar. Surg. Jas NJ. Flint, U.S.N.
treasurer, Byt- Maj. Marcus 8. Hopkins, U.S.v.
chancellor, Bvt- Lieut.. Col. Sanford C. Ksl-
logs, O. 8 A.; chaplain, Capt. Chas. NJ. Pyne
.. s. a; '.ths council" Lieut. Col Peter c.
Hstns Y. & Il; Capt Chaa. c. Cole, Z. s. ".
Bvt Brig. Gen VIM Fl. Browne, Q. 8. "; Pay
master Henry T. Wright, U. & N; Bvt Mai
John Z Gibbs, o b. v.
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MEDICAL EXAMINING BOARDS.

An Organization Effected TO Raise the Stand
ard for Admission to the Profession.
The members Of the state medical examining
boards who are at present in the city met yes
terday afternoon at the Arlington and per-
fected an organization, which will attempt to
establish . uniform standard for admission to
the medical profession throughout the differ
ent states Or. J. H. Ranch Of Illinois, who
called the meeting, was elected president and
Dr.. L. j. Picot Of North Carolina secretary.
Those who were at the meeting were DR.. J..
Cochrane Of Alabama, Dr.. J. II. Ranch Of Ill.,
nois, DR.. G. r. Oglesby of Florida, Dr.. J. C..
SHREDDER Of Iowa, DIR. p. II. Willard Of Mime
sofa, DR.. Geo. Holman Of Missouri DR.. Cole Of
Montana, DIR. W. p. Watson Of New Jersey,
Drs- Potter and Payne of New York, DR.. L. J.
Pcot Of North Carolina and Br. II. N. Taylor
Of Virginia.
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The viii Of Admiral VIM De Rohan was fled
yesterday. II was executed on board Of the
steamship Gascogne Of the French Transatlantic
company on iss voyage from Havre to New
York, April n, 1887, and 10 witnessed by George
Walker, consul general at Paris, and J. H.
Crane and E Tuck of New York. He gives to
his sister-in-law. Mrs Madeline vinton Dahl
With the request that no bonds be REQUIRED Of
her. A note to Mrs. Dahlgren Of Angus, q last,
properly witnessed, says: Il bequsath all nv
estate TO JOG, - By the win Of 1857. whish you
hAys"
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Deeds tn fee have been filed ss follow
A. Devine TO J. J. Darlington, pts. 81 and IS,
h's aa. 70 Georgetown; -. J. J. Darlington
70 Ehzabeth Dsvtns, same property; e..
ysssph Brent 70 T. c. Martin, pit 8, Fortune
Enlsrgsd, tl60. d. c. 10 s. T. G. winssn. sub
n s. l7a e, and pit l6, 50. 17s, g.. ID. b.
$50; -. J. A. Chrystal ct al to J. W. Barklsy
sub ], q. ga: g.. Elizabeth Hubbard 70 b.
Birtwell, lot II, So 5, lexington; e. ID. Brit.
vsn 70 Mary A Freeman, sub u, "a. 7s2, g.,
and Sub IS, do, g.. F. 7. Browning. trustee
70 D. =. Nash, pit 9. %. s45; esa5- Mary A
Sfesn 70 W. .. Ray, sub 50. "a. ss4; 81 500.
Mary 4 Grsen 70 Robert y. Wright, sub IS. DO.
a,soo. Elizabeth Phillips TO C. T. simpson,
sub "a, q. IA; $500.
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Real Estate Matters

John ". Schaefer has bought for $3.50 Of g.
X Donoho sub q. square To- and lot IL, block
2. 7. and BIS sub. Mount Pieasant-the first
fronting Is feet inches on Massachusetts, ave-
nue between LIST and I'd streets northeast and
the other 50 by $50 feet on Irving near sherman
street in the county.
W. 7. Nailor has bought for a. $50 Of George
Watts Sub -. square S63, and for 1850 Of
same part sub 5, square north 5OS-ths first 10
Test inches by % feet on French between 9Th
and 10Th streets northwest and the other 81 feet
inches On 9th street and liz on Rhode Island
avsnue northwest
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Recoxnixances Forfeited.

This morning the case of Charlotte Jackson,
charged with larceny. was called in the Grim
inal Court and the recognizancs (James A.
Brown, surety.) was forfeited.
The case OF Vim. Connell. alias Frank Ladde,
indicted for larceny from the person, was
called and similar action was taken Cornelius
l. Berkeley, surety.
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ynrofa AcceotA<i.

In the Criminal Court. Judge Bradley. this
morning those drawn yesterday to all the jury
were called and the following were accepted:
J. T. Rust, Clifford Smith, Andrew Irvine,
Thoa. 4arnh, JOHN N. Werner.
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A Trap sheosiag Tournament.

The Capital City Gun Clubs trap shooting
tsarnarnent commences a. Ivy City on the 10th
instant and continues until the evening Of the
third day. Ths prizes aggregate about 81 900
In value and have been contributed by inter
sssed individuals and associations. A PROGRAM
has been arranged 30 a. TO induce amateurs and
professionals 70 participate in the tournament,
which VIII take place 20 Ivy City. 01icers OF
the ciub. from whom all information may be
obtained, are: Z L Mills, president; william
shusser. viee president; J. H. Quick, score
tAry; ,. n. Green, treasurer; =. A Hopper,
captain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

Rev. Thomas stradley, the pienssr Of shs
Baptist church In western North CArulins. died
near Asheville, Sunday last, aged ntnsty-thfss
yesrs. He was Q native OF England.
The stores Of George Nicely, Cohen 6roa.
Coleman, Bonifry and BEN, on falafox stsceS,
Psnsacola, Fla. we're burned last night rs
loss 10 about S0O, GEO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

The strike OF The New York trainers is prae-
tieaIly ~ an end, the bosses having al work
done.
No ifves we're lost IN the burning Of the Nun
ets (EnA County fnHsmsfy yesterday morn
ing.
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SIAbIE
In square bounded by 10th Il 18th x L SITS - s.,5
BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT DIR OF
tlcE IHfSE HOUSES CAN BE INSPECTED
oSLf By PRINTS FROM OUR OFFICE
HILL Il JOHNSTON.
hy-F.fu.th 1GO3 Penna. ave. n ~
Eok hEST-DESIKABI,EB KICK: FIesT-CLAsS
location. l+4O y II. A.. hay win lows r,o.,,s.
hath, large cellar. yard. condition. rent
per month. Apply to OMNkE, an 18th - n ~.
hear AloauRh's. Key az lCslS l4th ". my.5-esLaa
1, OR KENT
l. ON EIGHTEENTH ST. NEAR INV
NEN fOuE-sTORY House.
CONTAINING sixteen large and two bath rooms
entire house 4 hrst-tlass order
irce. fl.3tO per sRnun.
App.yto JyN HUYCK
hiy--u lJU5 Ia. ave.
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FOR RENT-OFFTCES.
K Ok hkNT-flhsI-CLAss Or Ice ROOMs IN
4 the tenfinx .din " Il 10 Il St., single
IL : my2-lw
EOR RENT-0FFICE ROOMs-sECoND AND
my2-lw l405 Est. NV
TOR RENTmLARGE AND pEsIRABLE OFFICE
In suite or siSxie bEEBT bHgr sun c guiding
sp2o-lm 1919 ST. NV
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MANICURE.

MADANE PAWN,
AVA MANICURE ANp cHInofopfs7.
so3 l5TH 81. NM.
n1S-12m ovsg 9hompeopS Drug Stor>.
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EOR RENT
- ll.n 10th NV, 13r. 4lQ
lSS 18th nv, l1r. ....G
lsS. 18th nv. llr. 81
my2-ct J..
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d, wFsT WASHINGTON.
iarl-e parior. porche~ gc.sd
next door. my2-lw'
i;sS2 10Th NV. ~ .....s45
Tenleytown road. NJ IT.
and1 are land. .......n
y vcor IL 4 +. upr new b,g
7. DYER, l:soS Fst. NV.
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FOR lighthouses.

E,ok kENr : l445 81. oNK OF THOSE LII
a ue gems OF houses. rooms and hath, handsomely
papcred throughout cellar will b vacant on
Arr1l 10. rent S:kl. includinz water
ap.s:sm THEOD fllfFRi-s l4.so y. NV
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COUNIR1 BOARD.
SQMAEh BoAkDEks TAkEN AT FHILoMONT,
Lu1Gnn county, Va. ;one of the mos: elevated aid
nut, milk. vegetables, ice, &C.; daneinr pavilion
and othsr amqsements For particulars address b.
:. IANENNEH myI-th&s;jm
ROARDERs WANTED ron THE STRING AND
- summer months At pleas mt country home, two
tours rids rom ashington the Virginia aidland
r. n me mountain AR plenty VI shade; good table
terms ~ er week tor ETowi people. Is for children.
county. va my6-St'
ROARDERs ACCOMMODATED AT DAKBY's
~ Cottssss Chestnut Grove. 800 yards from depot
Addres. MS: 4: bARBY GaifLers6urs. Ma m.-
GUNNER BOARDING IN FAIRFAX COUNTY,
Va. good shade. fresh milk and Dutter, ruit,
tables datly man; forty minutes FROM railroad; new
house and large rooms. Address G. G. WALTEhS.
kenmore. Va. niy26t-
GUNNER B0ARDERs DEsIRED BY PRIVATE
= ian;iiy IN rede5aek county. Aid. 10 miles from
Rouse, pofches shade. fruit; references exchanged.
Mrs. :: {. WE. =. Aaannstoxn, Md: my3-eoot.
min.ssr ma. two hours ~ faii from WILMINGTON.
laria; splendid water, LOssl thoroughly rs1ttsd and
anew thr0uThout; terms modsyate. Refer.
Hon: Jas A. c. Bond, Judge, &C., Col. Wm A. Nickel.
hp Westminster. Md Address A. KLEFF. Proprietor.
GUNNER BOARD-sT. aEORGET HALL. IA
y niilea from Baltimore, western Msryiand II L.
lafRe eulnss shade, topic water, i've efpufs
e. e W:sss tyS pinusssfrem ststoa. Aidrsss Hkl+.
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81 Spruce 81. lOr $50
leS 14tA 81 nv. TT. -
PIP Arthur III NV. ar. -. 80
lasis 18th 81 nv. tir. -. 80
IL sfh 81 ne. or. -. 10
liza ller..a Rla..n nv
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FOR RENT-STORES

\
| os1- ILL 1hE LADY WHO TOOK A FUR
~ cape by mistake from Prof. CaIdwes Tuesday
evening please return Friday evening from where At
7 OST-A BROWN AND BLACK DOG, ANSWERS
II to name Stock. Reward on return to 4,G & j.
ave. g. e. las
I oST-A ROLL OF GREENBACKs THI, tn RS
turned to 4. X. MARTIN. 10Th and sts n W. it.
| OST-A WATCH CHARM Or LOChEI on THE
- Pentz sunday or at 1th and Il SITS. sw. Reward of
- ~ left az lOOJ 9TH St s.w. F. 7. HALL. Iny1-:t
I osT-A THSEE-LEAF-GIOyHR PIN WITH
rstarn to KATE ANDERSON. l43I b ST. n W. my6-st:
T OsT-LARGE RED SETTER DOG; ANSWERS
~ to name OF Rage; tag 1919. on leather collar
Reward II returned to 200 10th 81. ne niytiI2ts
I oST.lN WASHINGTON OR AT THE RACES
count. memoranda. &C.. valuapfe to owner ON "
finaer Please leave at Star ofce and receive reward
7 osT-CAME INTO MY ENCLOSURE MAY ONE
~ by and one cray horse. Owner requested to pay
Mouut View. Anacostia, &C. my6-.t
T OST.MAY /. A LOCKET WITH TWO PHOTO
graphs in 1t. one dark stone side, light one
On the other Finder will he rewarded for returning
same 70 lJSO ST. n v. nyo-;St-
7 osT-A BOYS BICYCLE. on APRIL Is OR %.
~ size about III inches; nickel curved bar me lei
hu,S rest sulneed red. Suitable reward for return
70 iSAo 10Th 81. n. nyo-N
7 oST-s3 REwARD--A SHORT CHAIN AND
~ iocket bet. l2th and 18th SITS. on q n ". mono
gram. o. H. Reward If lett at 1918 q st. n. ". my53
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EoR RENT-l5lS 1911
Il house. Hruoins. fruIa
$50 Apply on premises.
EoR FL NT-sss.so q II
Il brick house o; nrconls
locafion- For terms appl,
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THE Auburn. "a Ask AID xlD 81. NV.
nicely furnished rooms ana b1&sa % Gay. wesk OF
month fell
THE WEBSTER. 5l3 18th ST, NV. RATES Oh
u Per cay; week. 80; headQuartfrt for 41Ghtse<fBs
frst-elass kenns plsss .ruzs sag0 6naU - Il pgmDd
Interest. myS
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b. II. wARNFRkCo. pleFrnr

Conn ave, bet " and
y SITS, wi.n stable. go
hhote Island ave lst
18TH anu 18th sts. ESQ
b be: lsth and lstn. :s..D
N 81 het I5tn aud lGta
sfs. with s,auie. 80 81
without staDle. 49,. 100
y bet l0th and 2Dth. 100. *
y 81 bet Conn ave and
18Th st. ................c 900
l4tn st. cor l. ST. 10
Conn ave adjacent to
Lafayette Square. go
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-13
$1,000 CASH

HOTEL In south 6rand Rapids. Just outside
y city iiniiS; new huiidinfi newly iuT-
nlahed for sale or rent Win furnia ire; on a
good main road within - rods OF depot also A
good local trade
z HOUSES and lots. also s. vacant lots for
- sale on Ions time or exchange I0f farm
or personal properly.
A Nd a so-scFe Farm 10 exchange for good
"A house and loI lo south or east poFtioa o
city.
-FOUR tenement sries block. lot % feet iron
= On North ottawa. 10 exchange iof zoe
improved fsrnl Vi Detroit eity properly
BUSINESS BLOCH. <lxIoo feet. ca 81 Hall -.
- for sale nj bargain.
= Hot SES and lots on Colt ave. 10 trade fof
- gill edge iarm villain - 10 l. miies 81 city.
81 ACRES Improved land. - miles southeast
W OF e,tyi No. buildings banked barn s
acres orchard. an kiads small lruit Wei
fenced. under good cult walton. 10 exchange
Tor ely proserty; or = o. 90 acres near civ.
HOTEL IN Big Rapids. ali furnished. TO "a
II change lot property in cts or farm
SD ACRE farm mics southwest ei Reed
" City. nearly al impfoseai good feucrs.
etc. Tree OF All ineuinoraace. 10 eschan&e Tor
1'ES ROOM house and lot. 8 Lasra,e Il has
good cellar. heated by furnace. lighted ~
sas. and has splendid barns lot S'alsa. With
90 ACRES Of land. \ mile ~or,h ana ? miles
% east OF city. 10 exchange fer city prop
Oh ACRES. mile porth Of city limits. on
~ Alpine gravel roaa-ior Sale a desifa
bic tract for Plating.
RI ASRES. rs miles south of Hail ST.. for
Ot sale or trade tor city property
VACANT Lois In the city and suburbs for
HOUSE AND LOT on south Lsfayette-st. for
II sale or TRACE.
- AIRES gardening land. miles south Of
40 eity. To e change Tor city property.
MoNtl 10 loan on real estate snd ohatteiS
q. S. FOUTS ~ sso ar Q SsspIs aI1
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-13
No Risks Refused.

care you the agent for the Soundasa-
dollar Accident Insurance company"
Eyes, sir"
IL want a policy for Sc, 900"
"All right. Cost you $l.75 a. What
is your business, sirT'
II am leading man in theatrical COM
pany."
"All right. 1t will be $1.75a- But
hold on What kind of play is it?'
1.-THE realistic comedy drama"
"Tank or buzz SAW"
Buzz saw"
Double extra hazardous class. TWEEN
ty-fve dollars minute. No? Well,
good day. Chicago Tribune.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-13
er.ln for IIrerrrci.

DuLrrH MINI. June ts. - The
rhsrl-s W wetmore loaded with 70
coo bushels 81 wheat for Liverpool. left
This port Thursday evs~iug At 10
o'clock. Collector Johnson gave her
elearsnce this evening She j. he first
departure from Lake superior for f.,e-
erpool. The grain was shipped By A.
n Thomson. % this city aad the
steamer Vas built add designed at this
end Of The AXE
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-13
A Neighborly Nsighborhood.


Mr.. GoodheArt "a suburban RESIDENT
Good morning! What can l do for You
this bright and beautiful spring morn
ing?
First Neighbour noticed You hadn't
begun making garden yet, and thought
I'd just step over and borrow your spade.
Mr.. -Certainly-certainly
Here it is. Good day.
Second Neighbor-How do, Mr. Good
heart? Will you let me have your hoe
for a few minutes?
Mr.. Goodheart-Y-e-s. Certainly.
Third Neighbor-Good morning. see
Mr.. Spinks has your spade and Mr..
Pinks just passed me with your hoe, and
as you can't do anything with rake
without spade and hoe to break the
ground concluded might just as well
drop in and borrow your rake. Thanks.
Fourth Neighbour see you are not
making any use Of your wheelbarrow,
and
Mr.. Goodheart-I will need the wheel
barrow the moment / begin making
garden.
Neighbor-Oh, yes, Of course. But
you can't make garden without a spade
and hoe and rake. you know. and I'll
rush back with the wheelbarrow quick
as see the spade coming back. Thanks.
Mr.. Goodheart-Now don't forget that
shall need this wheelbarrow just a
soon as Mr.. Spinks comes back with my
spade.
Fourth Neighbor-Oh, I'll have plenty
of time to get through with the barrow.
Spinks told me he'd be busy with your
spade for q month.-New York Weekly.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-13

Lrrrrs Rock. Ark. June le-Secre-
tsry 81 the Interior Noble arrived here
Thursday evening from Hot Springs
and was given banquet at the Richi-
lieu hotel Secretary Noble declined TO
be interviewed respecting his retire
ment from the cabinet. but a promi-
nent republican official here. who is in
innate with him. said that Noble en-
phsticslly denied any intention Of re-
firing and going abroad in diplomatic
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-13
LOCAL wARKErs

onsfx-Whesf. 500, cora S3es eats tac
rye. fpe barley. q tos4si y hundred
Ff0ps .sn fssn-.I4iy Waite, sAGpg Patent
$40 handfea eefa nesl 500 ten feed
~ ess.sss@ o. , foni midaiaas f23stS Ton
bran. sl3Ao ? fsn.
Mar Pork a. bert A. veal t#fe. fHnf
Ten So ianh lffi sfffrg ehifsrh~ lee
tafk sfs i1ise saehs lnsa ~ geese. pc ifef
Fsahtfs hstter eaiss, lee efesm~ty ~
feas ftrt Potatoes 300 hu4 -. ir.
q tsas 81 - be- tref. N7s 80 "a apfeNt
Al iss aa bTsus hard esgksas ti.fts
: n = BE haasf. ie8fse
Hesz sse 1s8sae tffvea. SET fsfs cured
staa fHss1 hides a. fasI ssf~s kf-ra -
Falf stfAs, Faf~d zst talfaus ~ frIiz
sftasf u aekte isssA a.
Ne.ss j. sesa. sss A saase = = eaFa fsAi
1 ssz3a = > esf8 4 tas-f a ts e. f@sa-
Wei ~sshsa 1sss, 81 sssseas isss nd
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-13
FOR REHT-BUsINEss PLACES.

E'oR RENT-5Lroom hotel at the Kent coun-
" fair grounds; the street ears stop at
the door; two large furnaces. every roo n has
registers; this house II modern In all respects:
money in "A short time; none hut "A first class
man need apply. rent IL cheap; We Viii fur
nisn - boarders 10 start with the house viii
be ready t. furnish June 10Th: call at my Of
hce and l Will convince you there 10 money Tn
II. III. u. Huston. reai estate. 80 South piyis
fon-st.; office on ground floor; phone Ti6. i6l
EOR RENTING stores. Easements and sec
ond floors At Nos. 10 and u Hurou-st !:
may be rented entire or separately. Antor o.
Hodenpyl. Il founiain-st. llIff
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-13

Little Dick-Msmma. I'm awful sick.
Mayn't stay home from school?
Msmma-Certsinly. Lie down on the
sofa.
Little Dick (by the window half an
hour laterl-Mamma. may go out and
play hopscotch with Billy Bunce? He
isn't at school to-day.
Mamma You are sick.
Little Dick-So is Billy. Good News
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-13

The Liars club had met at the usual
time and place, the competitors for the
honor of having told the prize lie of the
evening had spun their yarns, and the
committee was about to- retire for con-
sultation.
Gentlemen" observed the chairman,
''it may tighten your labors if you take
smoke. Try these cigars. You will
find them pretty fair"
The committee smoked the cigars and
unanimously awarded the prize to the
chairman. Chicago Tribune.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-13

Minerva gust engagedl-I used TO
think ''Sordello" the finest poem in our
language. but since have known and
oomprehended my dear Lesnder it seems
20 me that his couplet.
In Mas when the oyster is not 6t
Give me the eissn In place Of IT,.
IL not at al bad. and is really frsught
with cheerful philosophy which deem
NOT unpleasiux. New York Herald
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-13
Hi. wife Avenged.

wARRESroS. Ca. June fs.-Ashley
n Howell shot and killed Capt W. i.
McGrath in the post Office here Thurs
dav morning The particulars leading
o. the shooting could not be learned in
detail. but Howeirs friends claim that
MeGrath wrote Iiowelfs wife an in
sulsiag letter and he killed McGrsth to
nrots,t his wife'S hnnor
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-13

He Ave years aftsEf-An this gzsn
about love u extremely stapad; where
6id the book come FROM. anyhow /
must ssy the person who selscted 10
showed = very il,sipid taste.
She (quietlyt-It's the book you gave
me during our honeymcoa. John. we
read IL eleven times the first week We
had il.
(Proloagei silence. i-columbis Spec
Sal0r.