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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Proposals for Supplies.
HEADQUARTERS MICHIGAN SOLDIERS ONE.
linANn Il .rlns Mich March y lXal

HEApouARIKRs MicHIeAS SOLDIERS -soxE.l
GRAND RAIDS. Mich. March y. 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received 81 the
ONCE OF the Michigan soidiers's Home. Grand
Rapids, Aich.. until April 9, 1921. NJ noon, by
the Board oil Managers OF the Michigan sold
ier's liome. for the furnishing and delivering
at said home OF the following articles to sup
ply said home, for the period of six months
and alter April l5 1881:
SUBSISTENCE suPrIIrs.
1890 pounds OF flour. strictly straight roller.
in Ito pound sacks; 100 poun2s, more or less.
TO be delivered earh month.
200 pounds fresh beef. 10 be steers Of not
less than 30 mounds per side; l2.Dtp pounds
corncd beef. )aeiess. best quality; 40cc pounds
oil mutton. dressed. all tallow and trimmings
To be removed. necks cut close. the fore legs 10
be cut on at the knee joints and the hind legs
AT the hooks, no carcass that is roor or OF bad
color will be accepted: AGO pounds o; fresh
pork ioins; 600 pounds of veal. dressed; 6s0
pounds OF sausage. fresh PORK and hcef; eigh-
teen barrels ofsalt pork. clear. ls0 pounds OF
green meat to the barrel: 2JO pounds Of beef
liver; loco pounds OF ham. sugar cured and thor
oushv smoked. none to weigh less than 10 or
more than - pounds; 1000 pounds OF shoulders,
choice. ir,sl. sugar cured. must be thoroughly
smoked. clean and good OF color. no shoulder
10 weigh naturally less than or more than Is
pounds; 100 pounds CT thicago lard in cans;
4oo pounds Of breakfast bacon. clear sides. un-
canvassed. Fresh meets are to be delivered
three tines week or oftener II required; salt
meats. at times and in Quantities as ordered.
CLOTHING.
10 dozen otis-checked shirts, all to he extra
inches; 5dosen each undrrshirts and drawers.
best random mixed not 10 cost to exceed sac
per dozen; sizes: shirts. - 10 t6. drawers. - 70
a.; lodoZen cotton socks size lpte and III. TO be
equal Ia style 5Vl Of Nelson knitting Co.'S
Rockford. Illinois: 100 pairs skey blue army
trousers. 500 biouses. dark blue indigo. MI
woni. unined. : outside and inside pockets.
with NJ. :. II. gilt buttons; 40 vests. sam.
goods as hsouses. . buttons: sc1 pairs ~ brogans
with buckle. cost not 10 exceed sl-2S. - dezen
bandana handkerchieis. one-nslf each red and
blue. IL dozen carpet slippers.
samples OF all clothing VIII be required.
All goods 10 be delivered at the home free 81
charge for drsyage. packages. etc. and er-
pres. charges on samples mus; be prepaid To
the home.
A sufficient bond will De required from the
successful bidders
Payments. az a rule. will be made monthly.
Tue toard reserves the righi TO reject any
aad ali BIDS.
Bids ran be made on any single article.
Envelopes must be endorsed Sealed Propos-
ais for Supplies" and addressed 10 the com
mandsnt Michigan Soldiers Heme. Grand
Rapids. Mich.
Fy order OF the Board of Managers
Apr. 3. j. L. PiEEcs. Commandant
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05
BRAIN WORK AT NIGHT.
Unless 1t Il Imperative It Should ne
Avoided.


Unless 1t II Imperative It Should Ne
Avoided.
To the imaginative young writer
there Is af,scination about tho Quietude
of uninterrupted night work until much
OF its mischief has been done. If he
has fred daily occupation, or il pop
ula- among his fricndS the night offers
the best chance for continued applicor
ton bJ ia ouietncss end peace. This
very cessation Of LIES turmoil and the
resulting feeling of case should be &C
cepsed 80 natures preparation for rest
Unless it is imperative night work
should be avoided, says q writer in tbs
Herald OF Health. 1t must be iupera-
tive to Tire staff OF morning papers, and
the question thus assumes Importance
of accomplishing the work with the
least possible expenditure OF vital force.
While by working during the day per-
sistently aad deliberately al enormous
amount Of copy can be thrown off, that
Iscduccd after midnight ab5orbs the
best part of the writer's vitality.
Whca be should be in the prime Of his
faculties he is nervous. suffers from in
sorania, and his overtaxcd nervous sys-
tenn canno. rest, even In artificial slun-
Der. Tho natural temptation is TO ap-
ply the whip CT stimulation to the jaded
brain; but this Is dangerous, and at the
best only a transient and uncertain
remedy. Tho Imagination answers ft-
Tally to this kind ~ forcing. the next
days critical Judgment of the results
riraost certainly will be unfavorable.
and tho mental excitement thus induced
viii probably be extravagant. Try to
sustain the brain under such stress
rather than 20 excite IL.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05
SOMETHING ABOUT BLONDES.
An Observing Gotham Conductor Says
They Ars Careless About Their Hair.

An Observing Gotham Conductor Says
They Are Csreiess About Their Hair.
She was n big, tall blonde. with
square shoulders, o narrow waist, pat
ent leather shoes end n swagger cir that
would have taken the train along by IL
self She rot IN the car az Twenty
eighth street, got OF at Fourteenth
street, and between the two stations
she picked up four hairpins from the
cross seats of the car ADD hid them in
her tasy-coiorcd back hair. The big
brakeman in charge of the car said to a
New York Telegram Reporter while he
stood near the platform: did you sec
tho big blonde pick up the hairpins7
Well. there are greet many women
who do that SANE thing every day, and
there are some Of them taat We know
simply because they secra to find pleas
ure iu taking odd hairpins and using
them"
Are there SO many hairpins TO be
found on the elevated cars7' asked the
reporter.
why, their name Is legion" said
Ned. and most Of them are 10 be found
either early in the morning or late In
tac afternoon. Il Is peculiar how many
Of these some hairpins. which ore found
ell over the cor seats. are The gilt ones
used by blondes II Is generally sup
posed that there are three brunettcs to
ono blonde. ret |. is q peculiar fact that
we pick mp more hairpins for the use OF
blondes IN the elevated cars than We do
black ones. and that IL tho reason that
tie lady who iust got ont OF the Car
found 50 nasy hsirpins that she could
,.s<. =
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05

arc carx ol1ess sxr-r<c WIKI cream Or
pels yellow, MAILING q striking CEN
biastion- 5nch cloak was seen yes
serday with two eapes and tied az the
thTost WITH gold eordx- With Il wss
worn hat q gold straw, trimmed with
black Lace and clue Bachelors buttons
A visiting costume crossed the pave
nent . day OF two ago from the fifth
AEsnEs hotel Both - u material sai
design u wa nosseahle. Egyptian red
draPeries fell in pointed apron piece
IN 'front.', and were bcrdered most insri-
eatsly with wonderful, hzndwroughs
design In black and golt The same
embroidery covered the waist, and made
the iltting transit from hotel 70 ear
rage thing for the curious IN such
matters 70 remember. The skirt. which
swept the pavement. was of black silk,
and Ia the womza's hands and ia her
small tat toquo were Loaehes OF deep
red. long steazned carnations.
Sons o. tae bonIets are truly remark
able. There are shapes that are small
and A. and tndented like heart be-
hind Flowers ard bows stand up very
stiEy, especially the peculiar bows Of
narrow velvet ribbol which seem bent
On showing Just how erect and imperti-
nent they can be on the extreme front
of the brirn over the hair Morning
glories are favorite trimmings.
A wide Ia. OF brown ctraw has an In
sertion Of lace In the brim and mass
of bows of broad ribbon of q lighter
brown covering thu crown. Drawn
thrcash the knot of the ribbons Is Q
long spray Of pink and cream morning
glory blossoms.
A hat of silver straw Ii very pretty
with stalks Of purple fleur-de-lis tied in
with its silver ribbons. So Is one of yell
low brown straw with masses of large
lowered nigncletsc for garniture.
Yellow n-rciSsus blossoms and pink and
purple orchids figure prominently
among .hs trimmings. The high pointed
hats from Paris with pluraes waving
from their cones ere not at all beautiful.
Few women seem 70 be buying them.
Al evening frock worn some nights
ego by Miss Minna Gale had skirt of
pale rose pink satin. with tho front cx-
quisitely' embroidered in sprays Of
white brlar roses. whose stems were
pearls. The edge Of the skirt was cut
in vanaykes, bor,lered with pearl
fringe. above which was a heading of
lovers knots, embroidered In pearls
and falling upon C ruchc of pink crepe.
The bodice. and train were of cream
brocadc, with design Of pink briar
roses. The train was lined with faint
grecn-white satin and boricred with
ruches Of pink crepe, caught TO the bro
cadc with clusters of roses The bodice
lad sto:aachcr Of pink embroidered
satin, edged with q pearl fringe. On
one side was a branch Of roses, on the
other q clasp OF pearls.
ELLEN OSBORN.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05

animated pursuit of some interesting
conversatlonalist, as IL spreading its
wings Flounces OF equal depth were
sewed On as basques, and the pointed
corsago opened almost down 20 them
There was a girl In pink chiffon.
whose skirts were as short as most
skirts are long. She captured . youth
with Eyeglasses, AID down they sat on
q couch and she thrust out her feet 10
show pinl< slippers, vandyxed in gold
and pink stockings with gold clock
ings- Her shoulder puffs were very
high. and her head peered mp pertly be-
tween them She had brown, fuzzy
hair. and in her hand she held one pink
earnation-
A sweeping frock IN black net was
sjcweled all over with turquoise. It's
lwearer had silver pics studded with the
same bluc stcnc in her hair. and her fan
hung from a huge clasp Of fligrce sill
yer. There were several women In
gray, ernbroidered with steel; one sill.
yer gray dress was fiounccd nearly &c
the waist with salmon PINK. and the
waist wa draped with salmon pink
lruchings. A blonde matron with short
yellow hair and q fund Of shrewd good
huror went about doing most zeal
ously her social duty In a black satin
trained gown with front Of heavy pink
and black brocadc; pink chiffon was
frilled about her plump shoulders, and
IA the folds of the chiffon were pinned
Pink orchids
At the theasers these April nights the
epicts are very pretty. A low bodice
Ia dali gold brocade was one that
noticed last evening. Across IL from
the left shoulder to the waist was
/. draped length OF delicate pale blue
crepe with dots of gold. a gold buckle
with topaz jewels supplying the fasten-
ing The brocaslc skirt was draped on
che hips in the manner now 50 usual
The wearcr was q not particularly
noticeable girl. with mouse-colcrcd
american hair" and with her sat a
CIR. In a fancy waist that deserved con-
alteration The material was q gray
cloth embroidered Ia white; this made q
racket with tabs. and with roll collar.
cuffs % the elbows and revers Of red
silk The iacket opened over blouse OF
white lnQl2 SIX. WAASn I1Acc INC sAlfb
also. A large hat of gray straw. with
trimmings OF lace and feathers. was
pretty in ITSELF. but considerably OBJ
secured the view.
It Is wonderful how the streets are
lined this spring with the stands of the
flower vendors. We all seem 70 be en-
gagged either IN selling flowers or in
buying them About one forlorn.
crippled woman ON a prominent corner
neatly dressed women are always
gathering. Making liberal arrange
snents for the transfer of some branches
of white syrings was a very smart
shopper a. passed this afternoon. Her
gown OF smooth. fawn-colored cloth
was laid IN flne. close-set plaits from
waist 20 ground A deep faouuce
finished II az The bottom Her jacket.
of daintily severe perfection Of fiji, with
high standing collar. large pearl brt-
tens and revers. turned back from
wa;xseoat Of brown silk that laced with
gold co-vlz froua bosom % waist. where
4 v1s clasped bv n gscld buckle. Tho
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05

DROBATE oRDEE-State OF Michigan. cour-
Il ~ oi Kent. -. Al a session OF tpr Probate
Court Tor said county o! Kent. held At ihr pro-
bate Office. ia the city of Grand Rapids. on tie
18th day of March. In the year ore thousand
eight hundred and Hinety-eDe.
Present. Cyrus T.. Perkins. Judge or Probate.
In the matter OF tire esfete sf
GUY ;. WALDEN. deceased.
On reading and fiing the petition, duly veri-
fed CT tiottliafr ". Daafofih. administrator.
Of SAID tate. praying this court for license
and authority TO sell certain real estate Of
said deceased therein described, Tor the rea
sons and purposes therein set forth.
II is ordered that Friday. the 18th day OF
Aprii. Isal. At ten O'Clock ia the forenoon. at
said probate Office. be appointed for hearing
said petition. and that the beirs At law
of said dec ss, dsnd ali persons Interested IN
said estate appear before SAID court ~ sad
tine aud place 70 show cause why license
should not lie granted to said admin lstrsfaf TO
sell rcal estate a. prayed Tor In said petition.
Ana IL is further ordered. that q copy Of this
order Re published three successive weeks
previous TO said day Of hearing. IN the 1rl.F-
GRAg-iiFRas.p. y daItv newspaper printed and
circulating IA Ssid couaiy OF kcai.
CYRUS Is. PERKINS. Juage of Probate.
"A true copy
hpoLPH b. MsSoS, Register. sun apr
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05

her cnssks MO wUss DfAex c1ay sur
that was dotssd with dlvsr- fhsrs w.
quantity Of frosted silver whsst At
her Bosom. and against shs fsring fan
h<s spsulsts u ssszs upou her sAoul-
dess v~rs hAcksd 4rsst whsss too-
R~st< Thsss go silysx whsas q her
waist. and ~ h&x hStr shs Id half a
dozen sltnaaesi-.g and glssssrsnz srns-
snsnss Ia silver Sac wss NOS pretty, bus
nsn gathered about Der. z1d whea she
bad passed ona Turned.
There WA . sA2i. quset woman Who
spike httles of tia order ono calls
s<sfass1l &c when one Is 80 minded she
wore crean-whiss ak with English
corsage straight about the shoulders
snd edged with geld cord that must
have been hall an inch IN diameter, and
that vaA knosted on the shoulders and
hung down IN loops and long tzsseled
sncz There was moro Of tais heavy
cord az her waist for = girdis. and il
festooned her sktxts and fastened her
6raperies-
Thsre was girl who was very viva
eiouss AID who wore . straight narrow
brock Of old pink ak with black lines
= deep hounee Of black lace Wa gath
orsd sbous the bottom OF 10 and few up
phsa shs s"ished thiz way or THAI in
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05

An ORDINANCE to amend section s. Of m
ordinance of the city Of draBd Rapids. en-
titled "A n ordinances relative 10 railroads in
the city OF Grand Rapids"
The Common touucil Of the civ Of Grand
Rapids do ordsin that section S. OF sn crdi.
nance Of the city II 9rand Rapids. titled
An ordinance relative - railroads in the city
81 ssraBt Rapids" be and 10 HEREBY amended
20 read SO foilovs.
Section 4 ~ railroad cen pan8es, their
ofscers. agents or employees. stall make
on the grounds 81 ssid companies. ard
shall net use, o5sfrBct. stand Epen. or
cross any pa5iic street Interested ne the
track ~ said csTnpenY for that rurpess or
While doing a.. and re efitce1. sg<rf OF EN-
piaye Of any railroad ronpany operating q
reiiroae IN said city in charge Of sny eng ne
car ~ tTsin II ears. shall suffer oy permit sHy
engine. car oY frssn Of cars - stand Upan or
across ms street 81 sasa eify At the infefsse-
ton thereof ~ith ssck rsisrests more than
r~e minutes az rnv one = M fer sfy ether par
pose Ncr sesH anv street Re again obSf,urfes
~ sry sach rsiIrosa company. - sTcers
agents or servants. fer ary parpose ~batss-
ever rifhis eve mint t@s after an ee<t-ucfie.
/. removed ssa N. street s8sia epered for
,rs4e.
rsss>t sra approved ~ fse Cor ncr cesn-
81 of TIE csty n Grand fsp8ts e rrEgis- sss
son. hsid Mondsy eysasns Esret 4 -
w SHINSNAx
~ fffs ff@rf.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05
TO rpILDERs.

Scaled proposals vii be received until April
Is al Ho0n. fcr The erection 81 the following
buildings. on the kent county lair gronnos,
Ar and Manufacturers hal, pemoloelea4 ssil.
agricultural hail. carfis hail. re0itry hAii.
horse exhibition buiidiHas. Eve exBibi 4 n
buildings for cattle. sirsp and swine. &c ora
lug 90 plans and SPECIFICATIONS row on De m
IN. secretary. clfice. foom 4. Porter irorh
Grand Rapids. Mica. buildings TO be compieE
ed ~ August Z. isii.
! Q order 10 secure competition We are viii
ing 10 make liberal advances 30 reliable Nniid
eTs 70 assist n turrhesne material rms
will he made knoSa ~ the srcretsrg. Hei1ar-
ate bids vii b. se ar red for earh buigclue
The Board OF - e. t,rs reserve The right 90
49, JAMES cox. Secretary
march =. 1871 sp u
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05

Beds s-e st;n strange pieces Of frrns
tr-s IN Russia and many well 70 do
houses are still unprovided With them
Peasants sleep On the Top Of their ovens.
rnslIdle-cisss people aud servants roll
themselves up In sheepskins and lie
down near stoves: soldiers r-zs upon
woossen coss without bedding and u 70
orly within the last few yesrs tAss stu
dents in state schools have seen allowed
b~sts-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05
TREAsUnKn's NOTICE.


CIV IFhEHuTffE fF%-re I
Grand RAPIDS. Mich Nsvsh D. Iesi
Ncftrs ~ hertsv given ftNt the essessusr ~
rofi Ter the construction Of sever 81 ~Fca
fnore street frsm sefr~ssr avenus ~ South
noe IN nv HANDS SO that vii fere ~ rsf-
mrnt fhereon Tor N. pertsa 81 fwepts axys
from this dat ct The osirs ef the City Tress
urer City Hat GEORGE p rFrRf
Arr IS CRY Treasurer
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05
TnrAsua.R's NOTICE.


City Tfeasurfrs orire.
Grand RAPIDS Mich. Marcia y. lsei !
Notice is hereby gwen that tbs assessment
roii for the opening and wheeling 81 Charles
street from wealthy sytnar 10 Logan street..
# fhs cffy q 5rsnd Rapids. = nov in ~
haads sna fhsf viii -ecti*e psynsu thereon
fer the period 81 tvsafy osvs from ms cate.
81 the once Of the City TrsssufSf. City Hal.
GEORGE y PERRY
arr Is CITY Treasurer
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05

TIE snnusg neeffHg 81 tee sreektsffs-s 81
ths PRESIDENT ans d'r~rtars - fh~ $-sat Rap
$3.50 81 tfe ecFnss1F - fsftarEsf-. ls~d-srf
fkNes 81 rhe rtfv 81 Grnt kapsse >srsf -
Nf~stzxn IN Tuesfes. Nsy 5 -. - g s'slock
. - JOHN z. MOORE. Secretary.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05

City r1e-ts urc.
Grams rar8as ~feh. Es-rh 81 fssi I
Nrftc~ - fser@ts ~Fn fhst ths as%~ss-rs Z
rEsi fer xfs ~onsf~ueffer - \ sesef ir ~hrf
Ter street fyon - kaT sT~nt'e - Eiakeie
svenss n TIE eits - s&-srf Ran51s - nrs~
IN ~ hsnas arc ttst I wi rfrs1yr uayuferf
she~~sH for the ge7iee ~ fvenfs dss- t~rsf
f31s Hal.
sF0RsF p rFHpY.
arr Ctr 1rezsursf.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05

IS this ccol neiehcorhood n sum-
raer9" asked The house hunter
"Tcr can Judge Ter yourself. sir" ~
Piled the agvsEt "A family f-cra Bo~
ton I've next door ~--Mznsey's Weekly.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05
| AXE SHORE MICHIGAN soUrHERv.

itsaur 8fsiR y Haa fiaF.a conn - - NiIf-
llrun vfih fast trains tot Ae~ orb and fes
4nf. lie LAKE shore rs efrisBf iH eoHn sc-
ron VITA toe Efie and 4. sud 4. =. y. Il = fsfm
are qaiekest and most difset route g. PITTS
burg. A. J SvfIH.
CLAP. A. Cleveiand.0
:. HsScecF. Ticket Ag.nt iiep T.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05

I.rl = ". runs taraHEa 10 Detroit With par
Ioi ear se1fs. - cents
ls[l =. NJ hAs through parloT car 20 Dftroits
i'-O se8fs. - cents
HsD, r N runs through to Detroit with par
N.-' Tor ear. seat. - cents
Tor fice IS ana Information Apply al Union
tcktt enc. q M"nfe--Si- or Union statiah
Gbo. DsH aAEN. cen. Pass Ag't.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05
CHICAGO JANuARranc

fNeeA days EVERY day.
Qs0N 4. NJ. has iBTough chair car 70 Chi
wv caeo. No extra charge Tor seats.
1.lf \. NJ runs through 10 (aicsge SOLD
law with Wagner bnfet cars seats 10
cents.
S.OS 7. ". las through chair car T. Manis
o'oo tee. via N. \. 4. r. A.
1.9o J.. ~. l. so,sd train with Wagner pa
AA'Ov ace sleeriag car through u Chlcaxs.
DETROIT NOVEMBER N. is,a
aNR,no a nosr.rzaR
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05

sDaiiy. fDaiiy except SUNDAY.
Trains arrive from TIE East, 10 q IN. J. % D
N. ; o. y n aud 10 5 b m.
Trains arrive from the WeSt IL 10 m Ana
n and 80 IN.
Easiward-No. Il has Wagner Parior Buffet
car. No. 81 wagner S,ceprF.
Mestward-Ao. II Wagner Sleeper No. Is
Wagner Parior Bu1et eaf.
JonS ". lsoUn. franc Manager.
tr> TItTcHEK Jras. Pass. Agent
JAS tA&fstit. city Ticket A. at
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05
CHICAGO VA c. R. al.

I've Grana Rapids 10 % N $40 m M os m
AT. tLic@Ee------~ { $ n zee N o&e an
tDsifx. 10 y "a tain has Trough tree par
Ter ca. AID II u IA train Wasacr Aierpiax
CAR.
I've taieseS ..,.---.....1iG IA S1tpm 10 le a IN
AR ,sfiG X .. lapa So nm Is = n,
tb@ y ; Ia ~ tlaih ha> alta n. sssr Ana
lhro4@A Zee parioT car ana A. IL = M t.aia
naNnsr sieeDlQg csf
Through tickets zna fan Information can 10
had by Gazing ube0 a WQulsg ticket agaat
- anfan star an 80 q, ~. AlaSla inioa ti2ars
agent T. Maiifae->t.. ftrant .sarias Hica.
e. j. LocsSoop eaa- Pass Azeal
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05

.<sssv sf,--he.s white slsr< was plated
.,s er,h-,sssar~d. and the hisss straw
kas had favn AMI brown and geld
sivrette aud ribhrns-
Oftener than crcasscnsilv Gee secs
GOWN - colsrs bright enough 20 cal for
: second rlarsce and then third LsrE>
ri,s.is i, scarlet sr,sl black seer, a. be
she extreme Of fashion. and AZ tne a.'urs
ef promenade az very much - Ne i''rs.
A aeunee 81 black six ~ velvet WIS
circle the skirt &c such ccssurne srd =
black sselees fnish e sho~s. tt7rz
elQzks Or sprsaS eeue n alalas, As'ss
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05
MCHI6.AN CEYTRaL
IhE AfsosSA FALLS Rours.

lD4is- All eitrfs cAit< cNcspt sunday
lakln- effect S0a1as. jay Is. iAs>.
Nl-ep ~ sars on facinc and Atlantic Es.
rfesSsk - and from Detroit fAfsor ears rGa
on Day Express ana strand Rapids r. are,ss -
and from Betgolt lsrccf connecf ons made
~ Detroit WITH al fhrouxa trans Hast Tic3-
cts nn s&ie al inion Ticket once 81 Monroe
81. ana al tnion dcoof.
FKsD a. nR8ses oeaI Ac't. IS Nanrae-s
O. ". kSGCLl.s. q. T. ana ]. Act. Chicago.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-05
TRAIN TIME TABLES.
GRAND RAPIDS a INDIANA KAIl.ReAD
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1kA-As S1zkS k0krA.

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