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Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

Aldine CRATES will not he exhibited at
either fair this year. but instead visi-
tors 10 the city and Grand Rapids peo-
pie ~ we'll, are invited TO the factory
ssles-room. corner shawutave. and
Courtss., 10 inspect the new design
nantes and Aldine Fire places in tue
several new finishes. During the past
three years the company have shipped
the celebrated Aldine FIRE places into
every state in the union under positive
guarantee Of It's fulfilling all claims
made for Il, when provided with =
chimney Hue containing good draft.
set and operated ss per their instruc-
tons, ard have never yet been called
upon to take back . single CRATE. As q
eiesnly, economical, sanitary crate IL
tss 40 equal, AID when provided vita
> good chimney Hue, Will net only fur
nlsh neat equivalent 10 that gwen by
"a ordinary coal stove, but keep FIRE
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
Exciting Comment.

The display of the Detroit Heating
and Lighting Co. is OF such an unusual
nature that il attracts much attention.
The combination Gas Machine espec-
tally excites many inquirers and the
representative IS kept busy showing the
apparatus. The claim is made for it
that it has been twenty years in use
and has never caused an accident; also
that its average cost is but one-half
cent per hour per burner.
A large shipment of the famous Boil
ton Hot Water Heater was made by
this company to Oregon last week,
which is = valuable point in its favor.
They are made in sizes suitable for any
building. Its simplicity and ease of
management are prominent features.
Sproul & McGurrin are the Grand Rap
ids agents for this company.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
I,rautifuI stoxes

1t iss pretty display, that Of the
Gum Hardware Co. in stoves. They
are there in numerous styles, sizes and
shapes. They also show a furnace
which they highly recommend. The
retail store of this company Offers very
superior inducements to the buyer and
the stock is exceedingly large. Its GEN.
trail location. AZ and 40 Monroe-st., and
the class of goods carried makes it a
very desirable place TO trade. Visitors
are always welcome and those desiring
anything in the hardware line will find
it advantageous TO call. Their wholesale
department 10 at 8 aud : s. Ionia-st.,
and from it the trade Of very large
territory 10 supplied.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

over night equally - we'll. The best y
always the cheapest IN the end
Why 10 Il that sellers OF other CRATES
do not advocate its sales simply be-
cause there i less profit in II to them
than on cheap direct draft grates- II
you desire 10 purchase the best, 90 20
the Aldine Manufacturing company.
They will sell you the Aidine fireplace
and guarantee Il 70 produce conditions
for you not 70 be had through the use
OF stoves or any other crate on the
market
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
nERRick. MoREHEAo Z NELSON.
The Display Of Planes and 0rgans II
This Large Mssae neuss.

The Display Of Pianos and Organs II
This Large Mssss House.
A representative Of the Telegram
Herald rode in with Mr.. Morehead of
the above named firm from the fair
grounds last evening, and the conversa-
ton drifted to the subject Of displays at
fairs. "I remember" said Mr.. More
head, "the first display We made at .
fair. We had little out-of-the-way
corner where We placed one piano and
an organ. We had . skillful pianist
and ne played while Mr.. Herrick and
hustled. The result of that exhibit and
that hustling was the sale OF four pianos
during tho fair"
Such an exhibit As Mr.. Morehead de-
scribed would appear magnificent in
deed If it could be placed beside tho
displays which they have this year at
both the Kent County and the West
Michigan fairs. Tney exhibit the famed
Everett, Stslnway and Decker pianos
and IN organs the Estey, Storey Il Clark
and the Wilcox White. The pianos
are rare beauties in finish, being shown
In antique oak, Circassian walnut and
mahogany cases. Mr.. G. s. Gray has
ClihlSo VI tiic cXulDit ~ inc west MICH
igan grounds, while Mr.. c. +. Stahe,
one of the oldest piano statesmen in this
locality, 10 doing the honors atthe Kent
County fair.
While the firm handle all the instru-
ments noted, and are ready at all times
to show that they possess the claims
made for them, it is but natural that
they should take pride in the success Of
the Everett piano, having introduced
this instrument to Grand Rapids peo-
pie. This agency was not taken hastily,
but only after Mr.. Morehead had spent
several weeks in the mandatory, and
had carefully noted every detail of
their manufacture. Being convinced
of the merit Of the instruments he Sc
cured the agency and his conclusions
have been proven correct by the tests to
which they have been subjected. Their
record here has been remarkable, over
two hundred having been sold in little
more than two years.
The public are cordially invited to
call at their exhibits at either fair or at
the firms salesrooms, % and % South
Division-st, McMullen block, and inspect
these instruments.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
Adams a Hart

Adams & Hart, the agricultural i'm
plement dealers, whose Office and re-
pository is mt IL West Bridge-st.. make
u display ut the Kent grounds Of Maud
S. force pumps working in actual wells.
and the DEBORAH steel Wind Mills. The
worth Of these pumps is attested by the
fact that they have sold over 200 in the
vicinity of Grand Rapids. At the West
Michigan grounds they show u very
complete line of instruments, including
the Gale Manufacturing Company s
chilled and steel plows, which received
the highest award at the Detroit Expo
sitlon and the state fair. They sell
everything in their line.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
Birh wInds I'm ohio.

AKRON, O., Sept 16.-Tuesday after
noon high wind swept over this Sec
ton of the state, doing some little dam
age in the country. The Tracy block.
which is being erected ut the new town
of Barbcrton, collapsed. and the heavy
iron trusses of the main building fell,
crushing in the walls, instantly killing
William Stauifer and seriously injuring
three others.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
ANOTHER Splendid DAY
Continued from First Page

usually handle from 10000 to SO 900
bushels OF cacumoefs each season bat
this years crop IL very short owing 20
the long dry epels- A speciality OF this
concern - the guaranteeing of full
count IN every barrel of plekles. Don't
misc this exhibit az II isvery interesting.
Telephone No. lo74, and =. o. box All
Is the firms address. One of the firm
will be IN charge and viii be pleased 70
answer all questions.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
Aens Park Motel.

Just outside tbs main gate Of the
Kent Society grounds stands neat
hotel suggestyeiy named the Kent
Park Hotel. II 10 under the personal
supervision of II n. Pulyei. the well
known deputy sheriff, and 10 . model
Of peatness. Meals are furnished for
the sum Of Is cents and stabling may
also be had for teams. Horsemen who
desire to be near the grounds may ind
good hotel accommodation at reason
able rates. Refreshments always On
hand
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

Great Bicycle Races At the West Mich
igan Fair:
On Thursday, mile race open;
ordinary (b'g wheels. First prize, gold
medal; second prize, gold and silver
medal.
mile race; handicap; safety. First
prise. gold medal; second prize. gold
and silver medal.
No entry fee to either race. Ia each
race five entries to fill; entries can be
made 81 Perkins Il Richmond's store,
l3 Fountain-st., Sept. Is and 10Th.
Tho above, will be exciting races, To
many, equal in interest. to any race
that can be made. Great horse races
san,a Afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
Carriages and Carts.

W. G. Denison. dealer in Carriages,
carts, wagons and agricultural imple-
ments ut 50, 30 and % South DIVISION
ST., makes an exhibit at both fairs, and
every one who inspected his goods
seemed pleased. Mr.. benson is show
ing fine line OF carriages and carts
and one in particular seemed to be at
tracing much attention by its novelty
and diverse ways of being used. Any
person desiring to purchase anything
in his line will do we'll TO call upon Mr..
Denison. His goods are first.class and
are sold on small margins.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
Worth Seetug.

The handsome display made by voig,.
Herpolsheimer and Company is the
most complete exhibit in Art Hall and
calls forth EXPLANATIONS of praise from
everyone. The artistic displays Of
nation of colors, the lovely fur rugs,
the Bokara rugs. the hack ground of
Biglow administer and royal wilton set
of with o'elisks of Nother carpets are
indeed rich. There is also large dis
play OF dress faorics, cloaks and other
stutfs that are always pleasing TO the
fair sex:
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
BASE BAL l..

National League-New York 0. Pitts
burg 2. New York, !; Pittsburg, z.
Brooklyn !: Cincinnati, 0. Brooklyn.
4; Cincinnati. s. Clevelapd,1l; Phila-
delphia. 4. Philadelphia, 2; Cleveland,
8. Boston, 4; Chicago, 2.
American Association-Colum q;
Boston, s. Milwaukee, IL; Baltimore,
4. Washington. O; Louisville, 5. ST.
Louis; 10; Athletic, 7.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
Grand Rapids DAY.

At - meeting of the board Of direc-
rectors of the Western Michigan Agri-
cultural and Industrial society held on
their grounds the following preamble
and resolution was adopted:
Whereas, II has been suggested TO
this board by many citizens Of Grand
Rapids, that . day be designated as
Grand Rapids day, and that the manu-
facturers. bankers, merchants and bust
ness men generally be invited to close
their respective places of business, that
oil who desire may attend the fair.
Therefore, be it resolved. That Thurs
day, September IL, 1891, be designated
as Grand Rapids day by the Western
Michigan Agricultural and Industrial
society. and all are invited to utilize
that day by an attendance ut the fair
that shall be unprecedented in the his
tory of Grand Rapids and of this So
ciety.
Attest,
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
Heroes Hanored.

Troy. N. ". Sept l6.-Buildir gs all
over the city were handsomely deco
rated in honor Of the dedication on
Tuesday of the soldiers and sailors
monument recently completed at z
cost Of $4,000. This amount was
raised by popular subscription. The
city was crowded with strangers. Hon.
Stewart L. Woodford delivered the ora
ton.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

The Tower Clothing Company's dis
play is the finest on the grounds in
form Of artistic completeness and is but
the result Of n system of knowing how
to do business. Visitors to the fairs
should not forget that the Tower will
he glad 10 have you make their store
your headquarters while IN the city
and well gladly welcome all who come.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

With the heavy lifting which usually ac-
companies toe opening OF closing OF
foldlng bed that il excited comment. IL
showed the nicely OF haianse which
exists IN this he'd Besides when closed
a forms sucs an ornamental and use
fnl article OF furniture that Il adds
beauty TO any home. One OF its great
features Is economy OF space. The
success with which this bed has met -
not strange when is merits are known.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

A smile of unspeakable eloquence
rested upon the placid features of
Charles A. Gunaer when he came to
his typograph machine in tho Tel
egram.Herald Office yesterday. He
carried under his arm box of choice
cigars which were distributed among
the gang in honor of the birth of an
eight pound daughter.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

In the way of millinery, novelties,
hats, etc., are the exhibits that fill the
floors of the MANN 9th millinery house
of Corl, Knott & Co., 90 and % North
Division-st. Preparations are being
made for their fall opening, the dates
of which will be announced later, and
which will be a surprise to the fair sc
of our city. Visitors to the city cor
daily invited to inspect the finest dis.
play of millinery ever made in Grand
Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
A SCENE OF peSoLATlON.
Terrible State Of Affairs Said to Exist al
Martinique.

Terrible State Of Anairs Said to Exist at
Marttnique.
WASHINGTON, Sept l6.-The depart
ment of state has just received from
our consul at Martinique full account
of the terrible hurricane, accompanied
by a dcluge- of rain and shock
of earthquake, which visited the
island on the night of August is.
An American brig and schooner
were wrecked The loss of life on the
island is stated at 700 persons. Every
particle of fruit, which is the main re-
lance of the laboring .classes. was de-
stroyed, and the prices of provisions
have advanced 800 per cent. Every
craft, ship. steamer and boat was
mashed to splinters The inhabitants
are sorely stricken and demoralized
and the situation is awful
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
Attest,
q y Hiss n sons.

Proprietors of the Crystal Springs stock
farm, post-office addressed, Silver
Creek, Allegnn County, Mich, have .
fiue display of registered Jersy cattle,
noticeable among which Is ExiIes Tor
snado 270S5. son of the Great Exile of
IT. Lambert, who has 26 tested daught-
ers. The gentlemen will DO pleased to
welcome all visitors.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
M.tuauy Admirsr..

The exhibit of Voight Herpolsheimer
&,Co. is constantly receiving attention
and inspection. II isso complies and
so tastefully arranged that the ladies
throng about il and the men mentally
inventory their wealth IN passing for
they know their wives viii see some
thing there they Will want. 1t 10 an ex-
hIblt in keeping With ali the work OF
that tirm.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
Optical Goods.

With all the various devices and aides
to the eye shown by DR.. Shellman it
seems that it would be nearly possible
10 make the blind see. No more CON-
plete set Of optical goods OF all descrIp-
tons has been seen here and it il doubt
full il there has ever been displayed in
the state such fine collection of i'm
uorted lenses
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

The accommodation of the Ladies'
Home and Hospital were entirely in
adequate to accommodate the crowds
OF people, who were clamorous for
food around their popular eating
place. The ladies in charge were doing
hundreds in waiting. and they were
fortunate, indeed. who secured q seat
around this hospital board.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

tfact.ve feature Mr.. Hamilton is one
of the most progressive ami entRusias-
tie photographers IN the city, as his
pictures Indicate They are striking
Iiksnessss. fnely rnlshed and carefully
mounted, making them deaxabie for
everybody wishing good picture.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

This we'll known merchant OF harness.
whips. collars and robes has = very
tasty display on the ground floor of Art
Hall consisting of gilt. nickel ana rub
Der trimmed harness. His space is
hardsonlly decorated and hung With
bunting and robes. When in the city
call 1t his store, 7s4 South Dsyislon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

vrcroRrA. Tex. Sept ie.-During .
thunder storm at wilders, near here.
Monday. two negroes and two Mexica3s
wers sittiaG on . bench, the negroes
occupying the ends A bolt Of light
ming fell and killed both negroes. lesv
eng the Mexiesss untouched.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Sept 1s--An ex-
animation OF the books of Maj. J. s.
O'Brien. of Chattanooga embezzlin9
treasurer Of the Catholic Knights of
America. develops the fact that he Is
short Ssl.o 600 and possibly $4,000 Itis
thought o Brien IL stiIl In hiding In the
vicinity Of Chattanooga
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

J. T. and Z. w. English, breeders of
the allowed named cattle. and Shrop-
shire sheep. have ten head OF cattle on
exhibition. ak of which got trst prize
and two second. They were especially
noted for their superior quality Of milk
and for beef.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

Geo. Langmulr. dealer in choice De :
Won cattle. and Shropshire sheep. has .
very fine display that 10 worthy of at
teusion. HIS address 10 Pontiac, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

CHICAGO. Sept I6.--The third and
fourth games in the match for the
worlds checker championship between
J. P. Reed and c. +. Barker were played
Tuesday. both resulting in draws The
opening was the Laird and Lady"
Both men are playing in perfect form
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
ALL DISEASES OF MEN

Our treatment posis vesy and radically cures
ali forms ef nervous disorders unnsfurRi
losses. serusi decline. eieet. varfcccele. skfn
and blood diseases Cures rapid ChsrBee
moderate. Terms easy.
P'easantest. safest aud sureat treatment
Known.
Book describing n. ara hew ron mag cure
DESIoN-DuPRE MEDICAL co.
Incorporates under the laws Of the State 81
Hasa J65 Iremoutst. Boston. EnsA
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

Again on Friday afternoon in the en-.
deavor 10 lover the stallion record of
the world. His owner announces that
he will drive him as fast - he can be
driven.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

Don waste your money. Economy
and strength are peculiar features OF
Hoods sarsaparllla. which is the only
medicine of which can truly he said
100 doses one dollar. Sold by all drug
gists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

Miss Katie l.. Voight has o fine COL
lection OF work in the art department..
she has twenty different kinds which
are very fine.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
DIED.

Co0K-At his home in Cascade. septem0pr
18Th. i%1. after lingering Illness. Thomas
Cook. AGED 70 years and nontbs
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

Nelson, the great trotting horse, will
endeavor TO lower the stallion record of
the world Friday afternoon. ut the
West Michigan fair. All that humsn
hands can do Will ne done 30 pnf the
track IN proper condition
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

xNowx. Ask druggist Tor Woop's PsosrsoDIfs;
n he offers some worthless medicine IN place
of this. leave his dishonest store. inciose prize
I'm letter. and We viii send by return mali.
Price. one package. 81; sir. IS. One Will please.
six will cure. Pamphlet in plain sealed en-
eeiope. esfsmps. Address Tie Wood Chem
icai Co. ISL Woodward ave- Detroit. Mich.
Sold In Grand Rapids By Il. X. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
A Renent Rall

VIII be held at Turner'S Hall, Plain
neid-ave., Friday evening this week 10
ala destitute woman. Mrs. Dillon.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it Is pleasant
ard refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds. head
aches and feyers and cures hsbitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs Is the
only remedy of it, kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing TO the taste and 40
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial In It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend Il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs il for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles nv all leading drug
gistS Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO Try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc syrup co.
san fssacisco ca.
LOUISVILLE. ~. AfH s0sG. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

Clergyman a Bowen, Funeral Directors. No.
5fountain-sf. Tesephone 1000.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

TIE CRFAT TNcLIsU REMepY,
LOUISVILLE. nv. Hfw rosa. M

Promptly and perman-
entity cures all iorms Of
Nervous Weakness. ts'a-
iss.on& Spefmaforrhea.
Impponcy. and al effects
Of Abuse or Excesses.
Been prescribed over -
years I'm Thousands OF
yses; IL the ONLY sBiasl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-10-01

first and most successful reunion was
nearly over. After singing AUD
Lang Syne, they sorrowfully part
ed, lamenting that the meeting had
not been called with the morning
school bell instead of afternoon.
A suggestion was made that a
historian, and editor be appointed :;
that next year a tent be set up if
possible on the old school site or
play ground, and we have dinner and
picnic with public exercises. Next
season we hope, ii the good Lord
spares our lives another year,
that something may grow out of
this very interesting to the general
public.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-03-07
iMPUoENr pIsTILLgRs
Run Their establishment In the City
Of Churches by Daylight.

New YORK. March 6.-Collector of Inter
nal Revenue Ernst Nathan Of Brooklyn, re-
Gently got wind of an Illicit dlstillery In that
city and he put his whole force Of men at
work on the case. Yesterday the result Of
the search was made known by a raid on
the buildings at Nos. SO and 40 Front street.
where a whiskey dlstillery of large proper
tions and running In full blast was seized.
When half dozen Of Nathan's men went
to the building they were met by number
OF swarthy Italians. who slammed big door
In their faces. All Of the apparent means OF
exit were closely watched, but when a search
warrant had been secured and the doors
were forced open not a man was found In the
place, nor could the secret means Of exit be
located.
All the appurtenances of perfect distil-
lery were found In the place. including three
stills and three worms. About 600 gallons
Of mash, 1400 gallons of pure spirits, so bar
rels OF molasses and 5000 gallons OF vinegar
were seized by the officers. The stuff was
who will sell 1t for the account Of the gov
ernment The vinegar was found In build
ing adjoining the distillery. and II and the
buildings which held the stills will be for
feted to the government. The distlllery
buildings pull are SAID 70 De the property OF
The seizure Is the most important made In
several years The property Is valued at
$4,000, and the plant could produce ten bar
reis day. The property was ostensibly
passed as vinegar factory. the upper floors
being occupied by Italian families. Mrs.
Annie Ward took care Of 1t and collected the
rents. Joseph Long was said to have charge
OF the distilleiy, but he could not be found.
The deputy revenue collectors think that at
least six men were kept at work in three
shifts Of two men each. The govern
ment authorities took all the portable
property In the rplace away and COM
pletely dismantled 1t. The building Is in a
dark and secluded place close to the bridge
abutment. Lights had to be used by the Of
full capacity the "moonshining" distillery
day.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-03-07
Points.
he sAccEo sIc GAME.
Railroad Presidents Give Bonds to
Coroner Levy.

New YORK, March 6.-Coroner Levy to-
day issued warrants for Chauncey M. De-
pew, George N. Miller, Wilson G. Hunt,
Joseph Park. William Rockefeller. the five
directors of the New York, New Haven &
Hartford railroad. Some for whom war
rants were issued came In on their own
volition to the c0r0ner's Office. The first to
arrive was Joseph Park. His son, Hobart
j. Park, became his fathers bondsman,
qualifying in So, 900, bail being fixed at $685.
600. Charles p. Clark, president Of the road,
was the next to arrive. President Clark
wished to give one bond for appearance of
all of the directors of the road, but this the
coroner refused, saying that individual
bonds must be given. The coroner said he
would hold until Monday night warrants for
George n. Miller and Wilson G. Hunt as
they are well advanced in years. Frank
TilfOrd of Park & LitfOrd, gave bail for
President Clark At o'clock Attorney
Loomis Of the New York Central road, ar
rived and asked that Mr.. Depew's bond be
prepared. Half an hour later that gentle-
man. accompanied by Cornelius Vanderbilt,
walked in, Mr.. Vanderbilt signed the bond
for $4,000. The property described in the
bond was Mr.. Vanderbilt's residence on
Fifth avenue. Tonight the coroner signed
warrants for the arrest of the other diIec-
tors. They will be served as soon as posi-
BILE: They are for the following persons:
e: II. Trowbrdge, New Haven; William d.
Bishop and Nathaniel Wheeler, Bridgeport; !;
Henry Q. Robinson, Hartford; Edward NJ
Reed, New Haven; Henry S. Lee, Spring
held Mass; Leverett Brainard, Hartford !;
WILLIAM l.. Squire, treasurer, and w. ID.
Bishop, secretary.