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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

sspUn Lewis A. Solomon. enalrman of
1 g t0sEd or suo~rv sors, Cornelius III .
l. 4FEtg, el Tx "a tBe toaru of sape =
sogs, kUi5eFt Il. Loems =. ehaiFnsa Of
Lie coaFt house bussd.ux committee,
u hlili&sl l.. FROST. John I. tio.lla, ia aes
Ii 1t and jacob Nalkrr, n.easbers OF the
court house bGiidl1g committes and
Cornelius l.. Harvey, Charles Ssebblns.
Gus Pefz ns. Ado pa l.. Skinner, ex.
oInclo niel1 aeJs or thr eommittee. The
following MANS were attached to the
petition; "A Schneider 81 Co., Wm. 4.
Powers S son, Josepa hsasemaa. A.
j. Bowns, Nm- IL. Anderson, n Ison.
Matter a Co.. Harvey j. II .liister. l..
NJ bsnBstt, stndley & BARCLAY. Peck
Bros. 81 & Co. Grand kA9sds Felt
boot Co, ~car0eaer Bros. & Co.. Gar
4 aer Baxter, Pau steke.ee, Wnte s
Hhlte; Paatilnd s. Soa. Bali, Barnnsrt
z Putnam. Thomas ID. Gilbert. q o. w.
1hayer. j. A. ,. Verdier, j. Fr derrick
btars, Joha A. covole. Jam Berries.
r.. e. Fuller. Mrs. G. ti Fuller, Jonn
AofehagI. A. May. Rndge. Bertsch "
Co.. Aoii & Van Al-Isur, Geo. A. Hall
& Co., Voigt. Hsrpolsleimer s. Co +.
Eaton, Lypn Il Co., and K. b. Wood
cock. lhe only ones utnoE zed to sssn
the contract are Cornelius Harvey and
Mr.. Solomon, chairman OF tho board.
The petition Was instIgAled by May
nard 4 Chase. acting attorneys for the
haufman-keefe Once File Co., one OF
tie firms among the original bidders.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
Court SOtea

In the assumpsit case brought by
Columbus &. HInnlan, administrator OF
the estate OF Albert Fine b, deceased
against Henry Finch. Judge Grove yes
terday rendered judgment for the
plaintiff OF $576.76 aud costs.
Robert Mahoney was arrested last
night at Ada by Deputy Sheriff Gisbs
and locked up at the county jail IN TINS
city for getting = small sum of money
from woman under false pretenses.
Michael Tansey was arraigned In DO.
lice court yesterday for committing a
breach OF the peace ami pleaded guilty
A tine of $6.35 was imposed aud paid.
Mrs. DeWeitz was convicted of being
disorderly in the police court yesterday
and appealed TO the Superior court.
Sylvester Allen pleaded guilty to the
larceny of a PAIR of snears from the
Gum hardware store in police court
yesterday, and sentence was deferred
until December Il.
Martha Smitl, has applied for . di-
vorce from her husband, Isiah +.
Smith, on the grounds OF non-support.
John Sadler. who has been in police
court numerous times, was arraigned
yesterday on tine charge CT disorderiy
conduct. Upon his plea of guilty he
MAS sentenced to the county jail for
fifteen days.
The case of Winch and Shimmel who
arc charged by Brown & Sehlsr with
obtaining q threshlng macnine under
false pretensss will DO tried in the su-
perior court today.
In the circuit court before Judge
Grove the chancery case of Leon NJ.
Peck and Lillian l.. Wiggins vs. Clara
q. Cook IS on trial.
Mrs. Winnifred E.. F. Letcher was
granted q divorce from her husband
Fred I. Letcher, by Judge. Adsit on the
grounds OF non support, yesterday.
The larceny case against Herman
Frink was adjourned until November
20 IN the police court yesterday.
/ A large quantity of plunder was
found concealed about John Grebei's
home by Detectives Smith aud Darr
yesterday. among which was clothing,
| Jewelry and tobacco. Grebel is one OF
the burglars bound over for trial to the
| superior court.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
LARCENr oR rkovER.
The Jury Could Not Decide In Nj
MensmA's Case.

The Jury Could Nos Decide In Nick
MensmA's Case.
Nick Menema, alleged to have stolen
pair OF gold spec.aclss from store
, at 80 West Bridge street, was tried on
the charge OF larceny IN the police
court yesterday before jury. Seven
witnesses were sworn on behalf of the
people, and though none saw the re-
spoudsut take the spectacles. their I'M
presslon that be was the thief WAS made
strong by the fact tnAt the glasses were
found IN ms vsIlse. MeueniA took the
stand and said he found them just out
side Of the store on the sidewalk and
picked them up and put them IN his
pocket. One witness was introduced to
coroborate his statement. Tbs jury
wasout about an hour wneu II returned
and It's foreman stated that they were
unable 10 agree. The case will pe
tried again on November IL.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
DUNK BUT STILL PROUD.
Charles Ttukbincr Objects To stove
Polish - . COsm stic.

Charlss Ttukbincr Objects to Stove
Polish - = Cosmetic.
Chas. Finkbiner, dilapidstsd look
ing dutchman, WAS arrested in Gale
donia by Deputy Sheriff Barber, brought
to this city and locked up at the Jail
last night. Charles 10 an old and un-
respected resident of Caledonia, = hard
worker when he 10 sober, but seldom in
that condition. Hard cider 10 his IA
vorite beverage, and on this juice he
l. AIDED up two days ago. Yesterday he
kicked one of his children across the
room and assaulted his wife. In similar
attacks on his spouse in the past he has
come out second best, hut in this par
ticular instaIce ne got the drop on her.
HIS Indignation was caused by the fac!
that Charles Forward, . fresh Gale.
DOMAIN, blacksd bis face with stove
polish. HIS wife told him to wash up
and hence the difficulty. FinkblneI
has been fined no less than twenty
times and always pays up. Il Ia the
intention to give him thirty days with.
out al alter native.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

Three Wsnss Prossrstea ia the sans
noass-hssy ia Distress.

noas<-kssy ia DssSrsss.
Lynn. Macs, Nov. I3-Ars. E. A.
Buck. Mrs. slomaa. and the lsst@r's
daughter. al living ia the sane house,
Al Is Tudor street, have been pros
trSted with an zslms nj that has become
very prevalent IA tnls sad otiser places.
Their sxps rienes nas been made pubic
m lstters written by Mira. Buck AID MFs.
ciomxn. Mrs. Buck sxys:
II WAS 81 could MT walk anv dis
q &c without . terrible palp tztion OF
tr nexst. and q dzzy, isIni feeling.
Naens,er | d any hou>ewrk hAd
10 ils down every i.s nlnuie>.
NOW, l can do ny hoasework easily.
and ws.s long distances without FEST
ing AT al. | nave gooi appetite and
ssep we'll. Al. thls ls due to my use OF
Pasne's celery compound tina, tried
after everything else had failed. fhe
III dicine toak me from tie verge If
i.stvous prosirstion aud general dehii-
ny. ana made me feel like = new
woman.
Il nope nv experience will induce
some poor, worn out. nervous friend
lou &c lhls compound and be cured"
Mrs. Z. NJ. sloman ana her family
relieved IN 80 remarkable . manner
that Mrs. Sioman says size considers II a
duty to make public the following
statement:
For months my daughter has suf-
tered with dizziness and Isint;ng spells,
some days having three or four. | do
not know where tais might not have
ended had she not fortunately used a
remedy under the influence OF winch
the spells were completely cured. This
remedy is Panes celery compound.
l do not know why it shoul. possess
the wonderful power 1t does. but
know that It restored my daughter
health after ner nervous system MAS
completely prostratcd.
II. too, suffered with 4 nervous
trouble, AID used tins same compound
with wonderful benrhclai effect"
Why should there be SO much suffer.
ing and sickness among men and
women when there IS . remedy ike
Paine's celery compound that cures?'
Tue best physicians prescribe il. and
as It was discovered 10y no less n man
than Prof. Phelps oil Dartmouth. every
user t. els that It 10 the perfection oi
curative aud strength-givlng medl
clnes.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

A Mysssrisus MsasAgs Announces tn
suicide OF Henry vaui.

A Mystsrisus Msasags Announces the
suicide OF h~nry vaui.
Last night about Z O'Clock word wac
telephoned INTO the city that msn by
the name OF Henry Vsul, aged %
years, had committed suicide NJ the
lake. In transmitting the intelligence
the phone at Coopers's ice house MAS
used. C..roner Pcnwarden was notified
and with all haste ne repaired To
Reeds lake. He made dIlligeut in-
quiries bal could ascertain noinng un-
tll he finally learned that the Vaul
family lived near the ice house. The
father OF the young man said it wac hIs
belief that hls son WAS alright. though
no had not seen him since early III tue
day. The presumption is that the
Young man stepped into the office at
the ice house, wnsch is alwas open, and
either trlephoned in for q joke. fol-
lowed telephoning by jumping into the
lake. or was fouiiy dealt with aud the
news sent IN by his assallant. The cor
ornsr returned to the city and the
Grand Ra apids township marshal is IN
vestiganng.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
GAVE THEIR CONSENT.

The Business Of ths Rogers Furniture
to be Continusd.
Grand Rapids creditors Of the Rogers
Furniture company In Fremont. Ono,
have been asked to sign agreements al
lowing the unfinished stock to be fin-
ished. Under the laws of Ohio seven
eightas OF the creditors must agree to
such a cause before 1t can be pursued.
An attachment WAS put on the COM
psny's goods In this city yesterday
morning by Murray 4 Sammons. 1t Is
understood that the OBJECT of this Is to
secure their claim and At the same
time protect the interests of Mr.. Rogers.
But little 10 known about the failure
here, beyond the mere fact that the A.
slgnment was made.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
SCOrIElD. SHURNER & TEsCLE.

Since We put our Roysi Headlight oil
on the market our COMPETITORS hsve
put on an oil called Wxt r White
Headlight. We wish to say that there
is no comparison between the two oils
Royal Headlight Is the .nly O on The
market tnat gives perfect light with
out smoking the chimneys or cbarine
the wIcks besides i,~lng tee safest oil &,
Use az IL has the highest fire test. Call
sup hy telephone ar send postal eard
nd ind out II your grocer X ele [.
TX not make demand for u. w,
guarantee this OIL in every wav. DO
not let your grocer give you anything
els.
ScoFIELp, SHERxER a TEserr,
TIL, phone Se5.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
HE RoBBED his UNCLE SAM.

wallace Deors IN Duraacs Vile For
Psssmcs Pseuiasiona
Deputy Marshal Brewster arrested
Wallace II. Doore. sear Alba yesterday, ,
on . warrant charging him with en-
bezzling possofive funds. Doors was
employed ~ clerk IN . general store, as
N-wcerry. the proprietor OF which Was
also postmaster. and he had free acccss
TO the postoffice. He 10 . young
man about % years OF age,
rather coed looking, and somewhat OF
a society man. His wages we're small
but he continued To dress in the latest
style and always appeared TO have
plenty of money. The postmaster be-
gan to n,iss mis- funds, but did not SUE
pect young Doore OF helng the thief, -
he had always impressed him - being
honest and faithful. The thIeving con-
tinued until last July when Doors lefs
he employer. The leakage In the post
Office u was stopped simultaneously
with Doore's departure and circum-
stauces hrgsn to point strongly to him
- TIE thief. thorough investigation
OF the business OF the office followed
which developed deficiency of 500.
Then the rapid life OF the young clerk
WIS vivsulv brought before the astonlsh-
ed postmaster ard ne recalled tue tact
that ne bad lsvished much money upon
Young wousen of un~svoTv character.
The matter VAS referred 10 the United
States eiscsiS, wBo kent All develop
meuts sfiy while they we're sceumu-
lssaz evidence IN the case. When the
excite neat hat eompsf fsuvsly qsleted
down Deputy usrshsi Brerst-r threw .
borHb into the vsclplty Of Aha By ar
resting Dssofs on the charge OF eohez.
xleneaf. lie vas wse ia srh"ol vhs n
arrested sasi hsd gained he Confidence
ard respect Of The patrons OF the dc
tfct where he rssf m oioyra. BE esuses
frens 4 nigAiy s-peetsois family end
ne rarsats feel The aisaracs sssniy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

the 40 rs OF the different bQsasss
place. ron Waterloo 10 Lyon street.
lie ssso GA his ssv from nome 10 re-
port 30. at ten O'Clock yesterday morn
isg and stzked sio Z tae street lost n
deep NE lsllon. From force of habit
be walked up the steps OF tbe ola Ma
onal BANK. tried toe door AID s4s
greatly surprised % md IL open, out
when be sa " seseFxl persons OF the IN
side ns grpped MS club sad prepared
10 do or die Itwas two mlnutss be
fore ne came To and then the clerks
cav . grea, Big policeman sneakIns
ous the door a. II ne pat done soaie-
tnlag lac was ashamed Of.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

a orssats-s Eders 20 R>ssvsia the
seassy snpervfrcrN


sescsy snrervisor&
TIE following psttaon sss presented
70 the county clerk yesterday after il
bad been circulated By Fred :. Clark:
We, the undsrs gned citizeus aud tar
payers OF the county Of Kent. petition
yoar honorable body. aud more espec-
islly Lewis A. Solomon. ehsirmsn Of
tne bosrd of sopsrvisors. 10 retrala
from ssning or entering inso any cosi--
tract or agreement With the Fentsn
Nets lic Manufacturing Compsny. ef
Jsn@.trwn, Y. Y. for the furnishing Of
vsnls sxtures for ths new court hous-.
untl after the e-ssre of supervisors
shasi h- gwen q full opoortnnisy -
bear snd set upoc ne different prsps-
stion that we're nled v IN ths eisrs Of
sad beard. heiievnx that II ths matter
u - deferred q wiit ssve To- tsspsy~rs
,f ssf,t eonnty ~ least 1900 "a tne
rrester Of vault 9 5stures
Ias pets*lon 80 attended for seTvise
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
CHARGED WITH FRAUD.
a ,. Passink Arrested Under the fraud
ulsoI Deotor Act.


uisaG Deotor Act.
Henry j. Psssink. VINO runs bakery
on Hall street has been convicted be-
fore Justice Hydorn under the traudu-
lent debtors act. He purchased hour
OF the Ithaca Milling company TO the
amount of s243, representing taAt he
was pecunArIly responsible for the
amount. The company mas been un-
able TO collect the amount. The jury
rendered judgment against him and he
appealed TO the circuit court. Ii Is re-
ported that Touring Trims at Rockford.
Hastings and Allegan can bring similar
charges against nlm- The fraudulent
debtor law provides that debtors OF this
class can DO imprisoned IN the county
Jail at the expense OF the county until
the debt Is paid or the limit expires.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
Ja.s Opened


Turkish and japanese RAzar
Al 50 Aonroe-sg-.
Fer the holidays.
Fine orsenl4l Hand Fabrics and
Artistic japanese Brle-s-bTse.
Holy Land Gooss.
The oniy genuine Altar OF Roses,
Florida aud indian Cursoslties. For.
elsn Jswelry. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

George Chase Pisads Not Guilty In Po-
lice Court.
Geo. Chase, the young man who was
arrested for stealing furniture from
KLngmsn & Limbert. was arrsigned in
police court yesterday. He pleaded not
guilty and his examination Was set for
November 70. The young man claims
that the different ARTICLES whirh he is
accused of stealing were gwen TO him
by Mr.. KlIngman, who At the present
time is out of the city and unable 70
testify in his behalf.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
r.. K.... rro.sl..on. Patrons.

About the toughest gang IN the city
hangs around T a Ras's saloon on the
corner OF indiana aud Watson strerts-
Drunken brawls are continual and the
police are called there from one 10
three times every night. When po-
lieemsn shows up they ensconse theme
selves on the insIde and he Is DO kerless.
This proprietor of the place 10 now
kicking ana wants 10 get rid of the
ioafsrs. lie SAYS they never spend =
cent and drive decent trade away.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

The three burglars. Johu Peterson.
John Grebel. and Palmer Jones were
arraigned IN the Superior court yester-
day. Jones pleaded guilty to the
charge OF burglary and larceny. ba-
Peterson and Gre6cl will make the peo-
pie prove It. They will be tried Non
day.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

A very popular young preacher was
the re cipicnt Of much attention on the
part of the ladies Of his congregation
and one shy and blushing spiuster. on
the occasion of his birthday. chose foi
him . pretty inkstand- She gave TO
the clerk the following penciled in
scription, &c be engraved upon its base:
ITO my pastor, from his grateful NAL
vina s." The changing of an I'm" 60
an N, however. made all the differ
cnce in the world; anc the astonished
young clergyman read: TONY Pas
tor. from his grateful. etc." and nat
urally wondering what could be the
connection between the theatrical
manager and Miss s.. whom he looked
upon as one of the pillars of his
church, he sent the package back to
the jewelers., to be forwarded, as he
supposed. to its rightful owner Ii
was not until the young lady herself.
wondering why her gift was not ac-
knowledged, made inquiries at the
shop that the egrcgious blunder was
discovered-N. Y. Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
WANTS HEAVY DAMAGES.
gamss Hawkins sue. IN. @. q. g 4. Co.
foe $4,000.

James w. Hawkins, the Wyoming
iowusLIp farmer who attempted TO
trve across the Michigan Central rail-
foad track on Flfta avenue. in front OF
sn approaching train, and subsequently,
found himself about twenty feet away.
ais horse dead and his wagon demol-
shed. has commenced suit IN the cir
suit court to recover $4,000 damages.
rhe accident occurred about two
months ago. Dir. Hawkins alleges that
be sustained permsnent injuries ia his
head and spine which prevent him
fTem performing his necessary ssbors.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

Now. don't get left next
Monday, for there Is to be a
Change of starting time of
tine Fast day train from
Grand Rapids to Chicago via
the West Michigan Line:
and, of course, q CORES
ponding saving At the Ch
cago end of the journey
rhe tram pow leaves at loo
p. M. Ii wai then com ence
TO leave al 1905 noon and
arrive at Chicago at 5:25 d.
IN. The advantage TO both
those who 60 only to Chi
csgo aud lncse who go be-
yond, is manifest. 5 .25 p.
m. IsA co fyenient hour for
evening Engagements in
Chicago. a1d SIS - IN time
for connection with all fast
trans eutvf ChicsgJ to the
great Wts.ern AMI S-suih-
western places Wagner
Buffet Pastor Car Will con-
time on tlIs tram. Other
trans WI remain rs a.
present.
Ora. DfHtvrv.
Geu'l Past, Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

Anna Moon Discharged From Cassody
IN Psstc- Court

IN Psstc- Court
Anna Neon was tried n police court
yesterday for stealing a bicycle from
Foster. stevens q Go. Maud Wheeler
rented the wheel from the arm and
gave II to the Moon grit to return. The
bicycle never reschsd Foster, stevens
a Co. ant the girl wss suspected OF
hsvlng converted the property to hsr
owu Use. Several Witnesses were
sworu. but 10 crininst.ng evidence
was eheited. The prosecuting attorney
did not think the case sufficiently
strong 10 70 before . jury and on hss
motion the respondent vss discharged.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
~DouG" As AN ATTORNEY.
Os Defends Himself In Police Court
With Ability.

When the case against Alexander
Douglass. for keepiag MS saloon open
on election day, came up in police
court, yesterday morning. doug"
plead MS own cause and examined the
peoples witnesses himself. Under the
tuslsde OF pertinent rnterrogatlous
fired A. them, the police could not
swear positively whether they saw beer
sold that day or not. One observed 8
bottle standing on one of the tables
''lakeled milwaukee Export" but
didnt sea anyone drinking. The case
WAS adjourned until November 20. and
in the Incsntine Doug" thinks he has
won his case.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
Stomach Troubles Cured

Pans IN stsrnagh. hslchiug wiDe.
EsisFng vsteF, feHii ~ pa.
Pairs l.efore niFd eft~f eetfng
Constant fJaits = stSfHecn.
Cd ca sonse people eureo.
Isrspepsik cured
Nervous Bv<rf pee cured
k4ie etos4aen trffflsies ruree W Dr. 3.
Clay Ioa6. nfhre ls NORTH Dlvslosl
strss>t. up sairs. rtsns / = nna {. srsnd
Rapids. N.eh.
(,opsn nltstiofss free st ne Bfiee ur ~
leftsf. MedseIf.et ssDt esery~ hsft.
Cal or write. tree.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

Simply apply ''swAYsK's oIsrNESr.'.
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema. Itch, ell eruptions ON
the face. hands, nose. etc, leaving ihe
skin clear. white and heslthy. Its
great healing snd curative pows - are
possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggists Tor snAyNE's oST-
nrNr"
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
Catarrh Cured.
HAVE YOU ChTEREk2

have yoa psfns over s,e esesf
Are your efrs NafefY'
Have sVe DRY ctn9h every night
Are YOU sex ~ use siomsrhf
l. tlserr o euHtnuous dropping "a
aucns in the iaek % ycur thrpst7
aou rau be cured QrFas. ant per-
rnnaentiy by i'f. = Clay TODD. 10 North
Dltisi0n sirfft, q - stars. rfslbls 4. : rse
4. Grand kaEids. kicH- Gail ~ write.
tree, st ofiire. ~ ~ msh. Med ,tanss
sent essrysiiers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

arrives Grand Rapids 2:i5 D. N; STOP.
m. Wagner buffet ars~lngroom ear,
ARRIVES Grand Rapids $50 y M; lole
p m. daily. Aagner sleeping car, ar
r,yes Grand Rapids sis o. IA.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
Elliott 4 Co. have ttat old fashioned
molasses candy.

Gong TO Detroit after next
Saturiayyou will have y
grand Improvement in the
speed OF the lp. NJ. ira n via
the favorlte Lansing route.
A new schedule will make
thatthe opposite OF the cele-
brated LBS p. m. from De-
troll to this city, aud IL will
arrive at Detroit at 5:lUp.m.
instead Of sos p. III. ss it
does now. Or, in other
words, a reduction OF So
minutes IN the running
time. The train now leav-
ing at 6::25 D. IN. will start
at 5:i5 q. n. and srrlve a.
Detroit about as now. The
$50 n. m. tram Will leave
at 7:l5, STRIVING at De-
troit IL noon. The
loo p. m. will run every
day, and the 7:l5 .. m and
5:45 p. IN. week days
only. Otaer changes will
occur and so you had better
consult the new time table
or confer with the agents at
city Offices or Union station.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

1890 =. IN. train Wagner drawing
reon buffet car, arrives Chicago 3.55 y.
m: Il.e5 D. m. trsIn dsAv. Wagner
..eeuire car, arrives Chicago $50 4 m
RsturBing-Lesve Chicago 7.t55 q. n1..
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
Consumption Cured
IN HASTINGS, MICH.

DIR. $. Clay Todd. Grand Raisds.
Dear sfs-iaia " a. You can put
any testimonial pr ~ tnss .oe wsnt
" isr lad ever. uoag.
Ms. "a. 4. AIleEo.
State sire, l. Hastings, M4eA.
Oct. -. 1884.
n srE-Mrs. Aligeo bad CenelWrfian,
luivrcalar Coasnmpfsoa. wgn - -
complications, ani vas cured Ar llf :.
Clay Ioaa. sfter Der cs,e w4s va az
as hopeless oy aer pBys.c.4as, iAaiiy
and friends.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

In Holland. Aseh-. Q. j. Dossbary
publishes tue News. and IN It's eolamn
strongly recommends DR.. Thomas Ee
lectric Oh for coughs, colds. sore throat
calaIrh and sslhaA.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

Buggies at manufacturers prices for
q week from Nov. 14th at No. 8 Pearl
street. g. r. Storage and Transfer Co.
Limited. ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

Adolf Lalioz. carnage manufacturer
lis Carroll-.t.. Buffalo. n. ", states
sch, sex headache and general deial
ity. Burdock Blood Bstters cured me
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

Iif. Todd chsrE icss snt cures
ouieker tlgau nDy e. piir-fclaR.
III yon have tnea otaer doctors with
oat u hif nf = = fHiahfut cHfs yeuf
osiy hors = ln Ief. s. Cay Todd.
nr =. Cray 4 DDS incaicipes are al
freshly prepared ~ tie Doctor ga per-
ssin. every dns bHi Snadavs
Dr. : tiEy To can b. e',nsnli4d
free of thsrre - iais once, 81 by letter.
very dap b0t sebskyG
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

Elliott 4 CO. keep on hand At All
ines q fpil lire of fancy fruit.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

Imported Swiss cheese at Elliott &
Co.'S,
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

Elliott a Co. handle the ffnest line of
fruit in the city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
LAW AND La WYERS.
Circuit Court-Part L.
HrDGE GROVE.

Leon NJ. Peek and Lillian L. Virgins
VS.. Clara c. Cook, chancrry. on trial.
Columbus c. Hineman administrators
of the estate of Albert Finch, deceased.
We. Henry Finch. assumpsit, judgment
for plaintiff of $576.76 and costs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

Made by Valley City Milling Co, Grand
Rsplae, - family fsvorIte. Try n.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
Your Wifs.

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II you shor,c love another
Vet IL you'd maks nes really vexed
You've oat TO praise your paothe..
Judge
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
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