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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01
REECHaMS PILLS
Cure SICK HEADACHE.

o5 Cents q Box.
OF AL DRUGGISTS.


Bill Nye told story inst before going
home. 'sOnce," said he. Il had the mis-
fortune to hive In the same clock with Q
congressman. In that neighborhood there
were q number Of lissie boy, who had tbs
habit Of ringing door bells and then goins
away. After we had put up with this for
quite . while the congressman and I held
q convention. And we resolved that VS.
would put an end TO this ringing Of belis
If we had to throw the boz who Gid it any
distance-twenty niies, and thai Wa wossid
bring the boy back and embalm him.
Well. one night shortly after this cosver>
sation there was q strong pail ~ nv bell.
| suspected what it was. aad dashed ous
ms. as was IL was very DARK. could
hear the coy running away, however, and
pursued the footsteps. %hea 1 hsd run
about half block thought . would be =
good plan to tura and 20 the other way
and catch the boy IN front So turned
and ran around 70 the otaer side OF the
block.
Pretty soon could hear the boy coming
the other way, painting through the dsrk-
ness. paused and opened my arms wris
to embraces him as he came On. I succeed.
ed Then delivered q powerful blow into
the bosom of the night. Wei. We clnehed
and rolled over each other on the ground
and gouged and thurped a. each other TIA
the welkiu rang At least l think 1t did
| am sure that mine did. Then we decided
| that we had had enough, and that we
| ought TO call il a draw 80 4 Withdrew nay
| nose from his mouth and rosn> he rosa
| also, and we stood facing each other. We
I gradually recovered our breath. His came
/ first. IL seemed 20 b nearer and mora
easily reached. When he finally spoke
| heard the congressman say. There. I'll
teach you 20 ring my door bell AGAIN."
! New York sun
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01

In the recovery of ancient Alexandra
much of the work has been done by DIR.
Neroutsos- Bey, learned Greek, who has
held many positions OF honor under the
khedive. Prior TO 1874 he devoted much
of his leisure time to these archaeological
researches, and attracted attention by a
series OF lectures and essays embodylng
the results of his work. A successful pro-
fessional career enabled him in the year
mentioned to give up most OF his voca-
tional duties and to apply himself exclu-
sively TO MS favorite study. In the past
sixteen years he has accumulated enough
material 70 fill several large volumes, and
has made a collection of coins, seals, brio
a-brac, inscriptions, statues, photographs
and reservations which throw food OF
light upon what heretofore had been utter
darkness. W. l. :. Ais
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01
ROYAL 6UShES

Emperor William ii Ia q rronomesaiiist-
The Grand Duke George CT Russia was
ssyersly iniared while travelling In India
Prince Radawiii is said 70 have lost
aue go marks az gaming tables OF Berlin
and Potssar-
Kalakaua was . th.rty-thiru degree Ma
sen. lie was also master of one Of the oiEe
Iodz-.- scribe OF the chapter and warden Of
the Tempaars-
The queen Of Madagascar formerly took
the sacred bath, an annual ceremony. in
,se presence Of the pubtac, but TIE progress
OF civiRzaticn has changed the custom Of
the royal lady.
The Prince de Rohan. n 4 bet with
Prince Torionia, has lately driven trap
and fozr down The ssoae steps OF the town
Of Monaco. Tine descent was rather steep
bux IL xss done without . ss1Eabse.
Queen Victoria kpends much time every
aay al be- writing des&- Not Gay passes
in which soe does not carefully edit and
essyr1s-. The Coert Circular. ard tne amount
Of coxrzDoaaencr she now c-sposes q -
simply eaorcoos-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01
LIGHT AND AIRY.
Only oree-

Only Orce.
twas 4 ytsifal mistake,
An error sod and grim;
wsited far thaIaawsy tram
The light vas low and dim.
n came q iast, and from the car
There sespped . dainty dame,
And looking up and down tho piaes
She straight unto me came.
soh, yackr' she cried; oh. dear sas
Jacks"
And kissed mo es she srakG
Then looked sgain and frightened cfiec'
'-Oh, what bad mistake
I eaid. Forgive nne, maiden TAR
That am not your Jack.
And as regards the kiss you gave,
I'll straighsvay give it back"
And since that night l hsve often stood
On the platform ightea dim.
But oniy once in mans whole life
Do such things come TO him
Boston Courier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01
Potash Is Healthful.

The fact must be understood that while
the mineral acids are injurious TO health
the vegetable acids are wholesome. We
rely chiefly upon fruitsto supply the latter
and they also contain considerable guam
titles of potash, which Ia sometimes arti-
ficiaIly supplied in the treatment OF the
lithic acid diathesis, the condition OF the
system thatcauses rheumatism and Klnored
diseases; for instance, the addition OF as
much potash as can be held upon TANGENT
piece to the juice OF d lemon In glass OF
water is an admirable beverage. -Exchange
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01
A Real Nice Young Man.

Frieud-ToAe frank with you, can't see
how Mrs Hardcash happened to consent to
your marriage with her daughter.
Mr. Slimpurse-She said was the only
young man who showed any consideration
for mothers feelings. You see, when the
other fellows took her daughter out riding
they seldom got her back until sitter dark,
but when took her l always brought her
her home promptly in an hour.
Friend-Humphl How was that'
Mr.. Shmpurse-The other fellows had
their own rigs. hired mine.-New YORK
Weekly,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01
Rn,aItY Not Like Nortals.

One may not. according to the etiquette
of loyalty. speak too familIariy OF AIhSs
and queens. As subject was once re-
minded who wished to give his sovereign a
pair of Stockings, The queen oil Spain mas
no legs" She must not be supposed &c
walk. talk or eat ike ordinary mortsIs,
and if one cannot escape the inference thai
she reslly Is like the rest OF humanity
surely nothing need be said Of it.-1outA 3
COuapa Mon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01
At the Play.

She sat two rows in front of me-
A maid with sunny batr;
My rapt eyes could rot choose bat see
The gold that ghttered there
The snapeiy shoulders where IL fell.
The dainty toque above
They seemed to weave q magic spell
That woke thrill Of love.
My homage could tho maid AivtnA
Or was 1t merely chAAcs7
She turned her head, and a. for ntne>
She turned it with glance
New York Herald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01
Her Answer.

He was an undertaken bold.
my dearest one." he cried,
-rn give you everything you wish
II you viii be rny bride.
Each day for dinner we'll have flowers
Except when trade is light,
And we viii be fun well supplied
With ice from morn Till night"
But the maiden fair was rot in love
With the undertaken bold,
And somehow the ice that he rrated Of
Had made her heart turn cold
And she simply saidi wait = little while;
You can have me when I'm old"
Brooklyn Eagle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01

Nearly every first class telegraph oper-
ator in the country il asn6idextrous
through requirement. The right hand -
used on the key and the left TO "checs or
dispatches with pen or pencil The ma
jority of these operators som become ex-
pert enough 10 use either hand Ia ~rlsln g.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01
What is

Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It IS harmless substitute
for Paregorc, Drops Soothing syrups, and Castor OIL
II is Pleasant. guarantee il thirty years use by
Millions Castoria destroys worms and aays
feyershness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd
cures Diarrhea and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teethng troubles, constipation ana hatuency.
Castoria assimates food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep Cas-
,ori IA tho ChiIdren,s Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01
Described BY InssaIinents.

Father-I want TO prepare you for meet
ing the man wish you to marry He Is
not exactly an Adonis. His beard is lux
uriant black One of his eyes Is deep
brown.
Daughter (hystericallyl-One of his eyes
Fatber-Don's be alarmed The other Ia
q Geep brown also!-American Grocer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01
CLEOPATRAS TOMB.
An Interesting Find Near Alexandria
Observation-Disclosures
TSnecial CORRESPONDENCE.

Especial Correspondence
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Jan 7.-Whlle any
amount of ado is made over the explora-
tions and excavations made by the differ
ent societies that are busy endeavoring to
identify the Nilotic cities, towns and char
act.rs mentioned in the Bible, or to com
plete our knowledge respecting the many
dyuasties and even civilizations between
the times of the first and last Pharaohs,
little If anything has been said or printed
regarding the splendid work done by the
Egyptian institute and by historical stu
dents in respect to the period which began
with the Ptolemies and terminated in the
monkish revolution iumortallzed by
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01

A telegraph operator in Cheyenne, Wye
has inv ented an electric machine. 10 ne ap-
piled to street cars, for indicating the mum
bers of business houses and the names oil
streets while the car IS IN motion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01
HA Legacy.

Ringway-What makes you look so
gloomy, old MANI
Butt have just been up in the country
to attend the funeral of an aunt OF mine
who was reported to be wealthy.
Ringway-Didn't she leave anything'
Butt (gloomily)-Yes. The earth.-Brook
lyn Life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01
Explained.

What is yonr pension claim based cny-
~ lost four legs during the war
''You were quadruped, eh,"
Nope. Three of 'em were cork. --Hsr
por's Bazaar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01
Of Coss<yr.

"To what do you attribute sour lonsev-
Hyf" asked An in vestigstor Of 3 ce->sasxian.
''To the fact thas / never died, !" WAS Vns
conclusive reply.-Harper' BHzar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01
Sporting Item.

Al see that they are trying to put q
stop to all betting in New York
BIN glad of it. Betting Is PERM
cious practice. hope they Will stop it
But they can't do it.
Cant do It'll I'll bet you $50 they can .
Texas Slftings.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01

cate. which Will take It TO the united
States. exhibit it this and the next year in
the great cities and finally make it special
attraction at the Worlds fair in Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01
Soasoaahle Advice.

Mother. may go cut To skats'"
YES, my darling daughter.
Skim the ice at your ssiftest gait
But doa,t Lry il On ets wafer.
-EiaShsnhNa Republican
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01
Castoria.

"Ca-.o-fa Is al exceIlen. Medicine for eli
dr-a. Mothers have repeatedly tod re e. y.
good effect cpos ttssr chiitrer-'
Dz- g. @. ossooo,
Level. xAsx.
.ca-o-ia Is TIE hsss. r-r1eiy fer eaiit-sa Q,
witch an acquainted hope tss CAY IL n"s
far eIs.an. vhsn mothers vii co5siee' ne real
ir.e--1. Of tsesr cn1ldr.a. sss isse cassorss IN
s,e.a O. TIE rsrsossqzzcE nossrzrns ~HscA ars
s~x-roTsny tngsr Sorsd o5>ss ~ forcing oraarn.
,,o-us.rs. sooshEnx syrup ssd otasr harrsfri
-. so-. tses- throsss, tssreoy ss-t1ox
then 10 pre1nas5lre grsr-s
d. :. r. ErscxEzcr,
CoerEy, Ar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01

The Spider and the Fly.
"Will you walk into my pariorf
And the other made reply,
~Thank you for the invitation,
But am little fly"
-Philadelphia TmeA.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01
How, Indeed ?

How, Indeed?
Said queer Miss Whirn, who did through
out
Her life to fancied ailments yield,
"How could sver tive without,
That good physiciau, DE-. Field!'
sSay rather" said . friend, alive
To queer conceits the other knew,
'sIIew would the learned doctor thrive
Were II not for mortals such as yo1Z"
Boston Courier.
The Kind OF an Honor.
Jaxon (who has been introducing Jixop
into societyl-You carried yourself capt
tally, old fellow. You were An honor to ths
occasion
Jixon-fwho didn't get all he wanted &c
eat)-WelI, il was, was an empty honor
I can assure you-Washingto Post.
Joy. and Sorrows of Winter
Ts IN winter
That the splfntN
Never frets tho barefoot I'D
Bot he likewise
Never espies
Trees where apples may Be- bad
-Rp~Sklyn EaStA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01
Castoria

Castoria
~Cas.or1a Is 10 resi sdzpsed 20 e6Eir<s sass
recommend !; a. superior 70 &sy Esr-srrspesoz
knCwn - Ese.'
Z A. AscEx-- u D.
If 50. Oxfsr5 e.. Broozsya. =. Z.
ssou- pnyzzSzzns Ia tie esii6r-1s SsSsr-
rzezt base spoxsa kiE&Sg e Lsar srS~rs-
saae e. isesr ezixsse prsctsos slfh csssssl.s
AID altkc1sh Ne osIy k~ss azso~< or
s.~dlezl rzppges vkxs Is tzo-z a. rs<vtAT
products. yes ws are sr~e % snzs-ss ts2t tas
ra~rs.s q caxs1gt. has voa - "a isk -sIa
favor syos 3,
UsF-Is TozszTAL AZ, DszvxsAsss.
B1s.aa. Eza
A;.xs c. sGTE, frse.
ARRAY Sersst, New York City.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-01

Tie Cs.t..r Co.pA.y, u Murray Street. View York CT
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Judge Geddes OF Adrian Is seriously
pl.
Albion college is having an unprece-
tented run of prosperity.
Aain Cummlns, well known resi-
dent OF Worthwhile, is dead.
The North Star Refrigerator company
10 to organize and operate at Niles.
Over lo0 conversions have been
made IN tho recent revival at Ashley.
Constsntins will have a tissue paper
mill snl make ten OF The product a
day.
Co1ger 4 Sutton. notion dealers at
iColGwAter, have placed . 5000 chaittl
mortgages on their stock.
! Micblgsa miliers kavc 50 far pledged
peariy S0,c00 pounds OF flour for
Eassis's famine sufferers.
! sesh McLean OF Bay City, a pioaeer
Tssiden, OF ihs Saginaw valley, died
Monday after a Ion. illness.
Charles Uolqu.st, - years old, went
through the ice while skating at Lake
lsy Monday ard was drowned.
While clreliag about on roller skates
the other day. Miss Cora PEilbEick of
Coidwster feli and bs0ke her leg.
Nv. weimer, . retired druggist Of
Benton Hzrbor, fell under = train
Tuesday ard lest his hfs- Both legs
were cut of.
Mrs. Thomas White Of Flint was
Knocked down ard rnu over by q
rarelcss driver Tuesday. Shs was
severely injured
The Cedar Springs Clipper VIII givs a
grand free bali New Years eve In COM
menorstion OF the papers iwen;v-sec-
ord year. The Cedar Springs band viii
furnish the music.
Miss May Parker Of Saginaw, a.
tempted suicide hy taking morpniue,
but was saved by TIE doctor. slie s an
orphan and was dcspondent over CON
t.nued III health.
Frank Leland Of Nhitehssi. whose
arm was smputated a. the shoulder IN
consequence OF an sociSsnf received
while bunting. tafsSSseas day, 6sed
Tussdsy frona the snocz.
Gersie Carrno. ste female Sercnsut
who fell mao tree at ann Arbor iasf
summer while nsksEx . parachute
drop ard was severely injured, has lust
been DISCHARGED from The hospital, faliy
recovered
The annual ball of the Mu<keg,n
sefap viii be held January Is. aud slab-
crate preparations FOR the event are
he.rx nsade. Caterer Sweslant &C
Grand Rapids will have charge eE the
Irsfrezkuents.
Mrs. Julia Callahan Of Saginaw sues
DR.. r. w. Bslss ard +. w. Davis or
'0,e .ooe dsnsEes. alleging rsAlprscs nee.
'sn1 claims she ~ permanent criFrSS
because they improperly set fracture
sof her lefs leg
The two sons ef chas. Krohn OF Nor
lfs~,.lle. Srsse through The &c Whit
saassng near Traverse City. TUESDAY.
The ycunrpss, aged nx years vss
drew-@.f hns shs estsess sgesi twelve
years ess saved.
tne r.~ trey say t5.s tbs rerers
sssss Mss Mao White. ths sleeper, = rs-
r~eer'rg ssst fAun>7d oo tsss. Ine
A3T's ssumbsr "a ~ 9rctouHd - sses
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
:llPIAlEDAI 1HEAL1AR
~ nilS II 4 BOYER Or ROSES
q oUsu WsAaisg tazs pia No Take
Ploss-Tas LAay Est.s<s. the 0assts
Bs<iss esd tAs frsspsetiys
Gxssas Cess sozkh

cnEaIDas. Mich. Dec. 29.-Miss Ssttio
&acialr . enc " the pgstliess and Haos.
popular yeasg wossu IN this city. Her
.nther Is wsll-to-ao lumbe rmxo and
sell known throughout this section OF
thls state
employ bright young man about s5
years OF age. Who gave his name as
Charles Hzekus- re was very reticeat
regarding his psss lie. bat beng thrown
constantly sato sHs socisty OF his em-
pisyer's daughter, . love affair sprang
up between them. The young peorle
became engaged two months ago. and
this afternoon WAS tas tias set for the
wedding. A large number OF persons
from 81 parts OK tss state were iuysied.
and preparation MADE for a very swell
marriage.
. All things went we'll until this mora
ing, when Mss Sinclair s~ened much
detected. Nothing MAS tAcrget OF -
however. and the preparations for kE
wedding continued. Three O'Clock n
the hour set ter tha event, q. " -
time the home ot the bride eas fiFei
with invited guests. Tic bride was
aressed ana ready to proceed TO the
sOweE OF roses which had been erected
In tie drawing room, when she sud
denly burst into tears and refused TO
leave her room. Lntrcahes or parents
ard friends could not move her. and
finally excuses had IA he nLis TO the
guests. who retired dunlfcGndea.
A few minutes latter the groom sud
denly disappesFed, aud late this after
noon. wishoG. a word of explanation,
left for the south. The young lady re-
fuses TO make known the reason for
her queel sctscps but u - limited that
some affair IN s.e past LIE OF Backus
has caused II.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Five Husarsd Gussts Present AT the Ger
smoay anL DaEeust.

smoay aud DaEsust.
CEDAR SPisGs. Dec. 29.-At7 O'Clock
last evening abou. syc hundred guests
gathered in the spacious and well fur
nshed rooms belonging to the Cedar
Springs lodge. No. Els r. ard A. NJ, IN
reference to invitations to attend the
lapqnet and the annual installation of
oiiicers. AZ l:30 the exercises COM
menced WITH song by the male quar-
set. Aiter prayer by the Rev. Inman,
the quartet rendered two more ssiec-
tions and the installation commenced,
Charles Clark presenting the candidates
and J. b. Callahan, w. NJ, living the
charge. The new officers are as fol.
lows: William Z. Congdon. ". NJ; Lc-
man III. Chapman, >. W.; Earnest A..
-Remer. J. W.: Fred Hubbard. :. d.:
Harry NJ. Ho.nes, J. D., Victor Pool
and u. A. Fish. stewards; Daniel r.
Done, tyler. Rev. Robt. Bailey, OF Chi
rngo, who had been engaged 10 deliver
The address, disappointed the crowd OH
pecount oil "isgrppe' at bis home,
put the audience was we'll entertained
~ the best male quartet IN Michigan 4.
h-ssrs. W. T.. Skinner, Frank Whit.
bcre, A. II. StiIwell and A. II. Covey,
who were IN prime condition, and filled
jhc demand for extra entertainment
~ the entire satisfaction OF ali. Sens.
tor H.ro Of Stanton, was present and
presented his compliments to the lodge
Ind guests. and after Chss. Clark, IN
kshalf OF t'.c lodge, presented refining
worshipfui Master Callahan with a
BEAUTIFUL sporu. Over three hundred
Derson partook OF the coed things with
Shich the banquet tables were spread.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
TO CREDITOKs.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ state OF Michigan. County OF Kent-se;
Notice is hereby gfven. that By On order ef the
the istS dsy OF Move ber. %. issi. six snosths
from that date were allowed for creditors TO
present their claims against the estate Of
ELLEN RING.
late OF said county. deceased. and that all
creditors of said deceased are required 10 pre-
sent their claims to said Probate court. at the
Probate cfice. In the city of Gfaad RAPIDS. for
examination and allowance. on or before the
18Th. day OF May next. ani that such claims
will be heard before said court. on Thursday.
TIRE 18th day of May next. At ten o'clock In the
forenoon OF that day.
Dated Grand Rapids, Met. Nov. ~. 1897
CYRUS Z. PERKINS. Judge Of Probate.
thurs dee ~.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

The bess tslve in the world for cuts,
bruises, softs. ulcers, ssit f1cuFsi. lever
sores. letter. chsp2cd hands. chilblnlns,
corns ard All skia evuptloGs, and posi-
tivsly cures plles, or no psy reeere'i.
It sgaaFsnteed % give psgtsyt - ssfac.
tlon or money refunded. ft1ec - cents
rer tox. Far aaie by Feek BIOS, drug
gssts. oeFnef I3aFes sna D'ivsion-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

There will be pool tournament a.
the Livingston billiard and pool rarIors,
commencing January q, 1892, open "a
the amateurs OF this city. There are a
great many fine pool players III Grand
Rapids which tnis tournament Will call
out, and . very interesting series o,
games ma. be expected.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
NOTICE OF COLLECTION
----EI.---
State, County and School Taxes
~ 14E
uff OF GRAND RAPIDS
Ser tie i eAr ISL.
u. A.


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Nosr44s=g 9ltA. A. i. lssl
70 she Tssnsyess = tfse s'sfs Q. sAod ksniss;
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rails 81 tas respective Rsfss 81 the e.fs %
ta1Ss hsse h~en delivered . ess Ter coisefiea.
aEsa ma payass1k - Eas tzx2s fa-fesa Ssses
ssra ssla levied foag te sSaae - &c ca al saEls
sslons zs3'y pssa bsless t3&
fiEsT hAf vf JANUARY. s12
With al g4elsiek q; 0sE PIX CANT for Get
feeilSn frrs- Ard Haen al f@Nes p4ia % er
sitter sad EF<t c&9 cf 3saa2tt. .As3. ffste viii
ne sas q Esst l. fHis III 4 lar eas4ieeliea fees
isiat zis enaes scf las rsaessf a. rasirskt 81
sNcn tax > = 1cezf*1 ga ire fxss leef 81 the
Ctsy h~is IA ss.4 cstF OF HrA4s h<p.as. nesf
the ee>s eaa ~f saia City HsiA That SAID et.aet
VII be opeD Ter tae receipt II seel. taxes IL
said isi's sssessed. from t.elT o'ciees Ia TIE
forenoon natli Aeun. sad from che O'clock te
lie sit-rao9a nIlta Ess y eleex IA The after
napr ~ each ans ever week eas cD 70 he
fIakl d Al o. fEtgCARY. 4. j.. 1ss2.
And ior such isrthcr tlla- after fhe trst ear
al ttoFgarD. fss-- as tae c8la1Aan counr9i 81
ssig q ~ may estele sfSh TINS of eo.is<tiS-.
not exoeeaiae oBe mcrth.
Anc ssia otief Mi tisc De crea On Efs0ky
efevery a unless suca Friday ee les4s
holiday. ana on aaesdsy of every week saE.ess
such lgessay be = ers! holiday iTotn the
hour oil seyea o clock y. y, 10 the heuT OF nlnr
O'Clock r. ST., :rop tbs FIRST DAY OF DC
LMbER, lssi. 30 the THiETl-FthsT DkYof
DECEMBER. 1881. beth ias;us,sss s u.vr
Treasurer OF the City sf Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
ATTENTION.
prllrsns ory,c,

priLrsRs' oFfsCE
On rHE BoAED 81 LpECAFfcx.
Grand Rapids Sieh.. Dec. "a. isei. J
Sealed proposals will be received ~ the Of
Zee oi The secretary. City Hall, until p. n,
January "a. ls<? for the CON plrissn 81 the new
High school building oa Ransom street. 40
car.ing te plans anu specifications mscr by
W. q. Robinson. architect. Pisss aud speci-
ncatiols VIII be found ~ the Office OF the sec
refsrv TT the Board rooms. City ual. Bids
mus. he accom- pa nied by certified check OF tsfs.
4. 10. BRApFIkLD.
Chairma an Committee Of Buildings.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
NOTICE.

Masonic MprusL BExgFIr AssoclATsox)
o. WksTKRS MICHIGAN.
Grand Rapids. Mica. Dec. IL. 1891
special meeting of the members of ths
Masonic Mutual BENEFIT Association OF West
ern Michigan Is hereby called 10 meet ~ ths
Masonic hall. IN the city OF Grand Rapids, or
the sixth Gay OF January. iss2. ~ one O'Clock
p. M. TO consider and decide upon q plan o.
Organization. ana 10 make such changes IL
our articles Of association rs may be found
wM.P. lNNEs. President
AttfSi:
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Garfield Tea IS composed OF wholly
harmless herbs, hence lts effects ca n
pever he injnrors. Why, then take
nsGfe0as pills. oils or eathaFsics that
cOnssIpztcg
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

3fR<. wsssIeu'S SeoTRfxc sveSy has s@ar rset
fos sei.drea scethiBg. ft soethes thH chlid
suffers tho guns. shsys aii patns cures wind
cote. ans is the best remedy ioe diaSrboea
1usats-hve ecatsa ho.sis.