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MIchiia Grain Market.

WICHITA, Aug. 25
Following are the closing quotations:
GRAlN-Csr lots on track.
WHEAT-40@S5C.
CORN-No or better Acc.
OATS-AG22c
RYE-No or better eDc
HAY-Baled a. 0Ob5 10 per ton. loose. 81 00Ca3 90.
GROUND CORN-CEop In car lots s. 90 per 100
pounds. corn an oats 81 10 per 100 pounds, bran
lacked. sc per IGO pounds.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS.
The Receipts Of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were. Gle Cattle, 134 Hogs.
Shipments: 334 Cattle.
CATTLE
WICHITA, August 25.

W IOHIIai huBUSU ENOs
There was more life in the cattle market
than for several days past, trading being
quite lively. The offerings were fair and
one lot of feeders were exceptionally fine
and sold for 1886. The market was about
steady on all grades. Several cars of Texas
cattle were unloaded and about as many
shipped out.
TIE follnyrinp ere be clneinr limitations.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES,
The following the representative sales Of cat
HOGS.

The receipts of hogs were light, but
about everything was disposed of. The
demand WIS not heavy and shippers took
all the hogs except one load. The top of
the market was $470. Eastern markets
closed little lower.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES,
following ira he reDresantatiya saJas ~ bo0s
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Sherirs Docket.
OFFICE Sheriff SHAWNEE COUNTY,

VI I
TOPEKA, Kan, May .. 1891
H. " Eurdoos Bro. Wichita. Kan
DEAR SIRs:-Enclosed you will find my
check in payment for Sheriff docket, etc.
for which please accept my thanks. The
Sheriff's docke; is an especially fine one
and | would not 60 without il for any
price. Yours truly, J. NJ. WILKERsoS.
II If
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Union Ticket once Cor Main and lst street onion
Passenger Station corner Douglas and 5th avenues
W. d. MURDOCH. D. p. A
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New morning cypress. Kansas CITY 70
Chicago Ike 1Aut& Pc roots t~tZ
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Chicago Gram ana Produce,
CHICAGO, Aug 81
Wheat-Higher.
Corn-Nigner.
OEts-Quist
Pork-Fairly active.
lATd-Quet.
The leading futures ranged az follows
FLOUR-Dull easy. Spring patents - o0a5 40
winter patents - SECS TO- straight 81 655 o. bakers
NhEAT-Angust 81 0fSs. september 81 0ols,
December - O5Asal 05si.
CORN-August 65isc, September 6b1e, October
&c.
oATs-August $3.50, September SOs1c. May SIZE
PORk-Aggust aio Hls-lo %. September SiU 20
OCTOBER $40 81.
LARD-AHgust 81 49,. September ,s A. DC
t0ber e 5sls.
CASH quotations were as follows
WHEAT-Sl CAS-
CORN-65C.
OAIS-SOSSc.
RNE-&c
BARLkG- 65a65c.
FLANSEED-sl OSx
TIMOTHN-Sl DOL II.
POkk-Slo liked ~
LARD-s6 k1lp
SHORT RIBS-S6 5flSEs Co.
DRY SAIL SHOULDERS-ss 2o1e II
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-SG 25S7 So
WhIShH-Sl IS
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'-uR.r. EsBs tks or~ssa-"
Tires keuD tks Suieksat 70 - L1nis
y,srcuTi Faci &c fsl}rHy js4H
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sT.IoUIs SAN FRANCISCO R.R.

ST LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO r. RI.
TRAINS ARRIVE LEAVE
mo |. Going West, pass (tOI
Fllsworth).. ......... ........ t25A NJ t9AH
NO & Going west. passeng'r
tstOps at Burrtonl.......... 430PN 4a5PW
Nos Going East passenger 10l5 AM 1020AM
'No.2 Going East, passenger 10 30 ii 10 % p VI
Trains marked thus run daily.
West bound train, No. l. has Pullman car.
West bound train. No. g connects ut Burton for
Pueblo. New Mexico and Southern California
East bound. No. I. is solid train to st. Louis
with chair car and Pullman sleeper. makes conneo
tions for Ft. Smith Little Rock and Paris. Texas
East bound. No. 2. night express to st. Louis has
free reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper
City Union Ticket ONCE. Cor Main and lst street
and Union Depot. Douglas avenue.
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ARTICLES.

BUTTER-Frm, Fancy Elgin creamery "a
25c. hpe dairy l41xlsc
EGGS-l5C-
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st. Louis Produce.

st. Louis Produce
ST. Louis, Aug. IS,
wHTSKY-Stoady, 81 IS
WHEAT-Strong and higher. No, cash 81 CO.
August 81 co. september 81 O>as. December 81 054.
COKN-Firm. No. Cash Sc August 60c bid,
September 5SsSo, year a4ssc,
OATS-Steady. No :, cash PC August PC,
September 2ql4c bid
PORk-Easy. SIO 20.
LARD-Lower, IS I2lD.
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New York Money.
NEW YORK Aug. IS
Money on eaH easy. ranging frsn ~ tos per
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ATcH1sos. TOPEKA & SANTA rrnR.

TRAINS ARKivE I LEAVE
NORTH AND EAST
No. 4l4' Kansas City express 1904 NJ 605AM
No. t6- Chicago vestibuedI
express ...................... 1O2OA ii I025AM
No lOS' Missouri River ex-
ess...1.... ........ omPM e0SPM
No. 457 Englewood expresses i65PM stops her
SOUTH AND WEST
No. 4G7' oklahoma City and
Oklahona express. -. 'NAM :SGN
No. 4b7* Caldwell and Pan
handle expresf.............. .NAm 'EAM
No. 4CSH Fl Worth. Calves
ton and Texas express. " 5S5PM 56PM
No. AIS" Wichita ENpress. E45PM stops here
No. 457 Englewood aeon. ....t $40 A N
Trains marked thus daily.
EQUIPMENT NORTH AND EAST.
Train No AZ. Kansas City express, solid 10
Kansas City, has chair service.
Train No 40G comes direct from Galveston and Is
through Chicago train, leaving Wichita 10: 20p
and arrives in Ceicago the next day ut 9l5 m.
Train No, 4s hae free reclining chair car 10 Kan
ans City Pullman TO Kansas City. also to Topeka
Atchson and ST. Joseph.
EQUIPMENT SOUTH AND WEST.
Train No 401. has Pullman and chair cars
Train No. 465 has through Pullman to TT.
Worth and Galveston.
Train No Il3 has reclining chair car from Kansas
City and stops at Wichita
City Union Ticket ONCE Cor Main and lst street and
Union Passenger Station corner Douglas and 5th
avenues, w. d. MURDOCH. d. P. A.
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Telephere SD.
To buy wichita city property Or SeGgwick county
land present prices means large returns yoer
nonsy, wichita with he- stock and other n6us-
tries Is just IN her infancy and such bargains We
can now offer were never offered before. AL having
business IN our line vied to call erceFresrend
The wichita interests OF non residents properly
ana faithfully cared for. OSice second nosS Is
North AArkes Israel Building. eee1
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TRAINS.

GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No. Colorado Springs
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express daily ,............:. $50 An $50 N
No. Kansas City ST. Louis
and Chicago. Through
Mail and ex. daily .......... $50 M t55 NJ
No. Kansas City st Louis
and Chicago night ex.
daily :..........-..-..; 80. 90PMI !b5P NJ
No. % Accommodation,
daily. except SundRy,..... n25 AM IL 25 NJ
GOING SOUTH,
No. Kansas City st. Louis
and Chicago ex, daily. 655A NJ HoA
No. Kansas City st, Louis
and Chicago through mail
and OK. daily ......-......... 655PM cop II
No. 81 Accommodation daily
except Sunday ...........l 2MPM 2OP "
Elegant reclining chair cars on all trains. and
Pullman sleepers from Wichita 20 Kansas City and
Chicago without change on night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through to all points
north. south. east and west, and steamship tickets
sold to sll European points at lowest ratios. City
ticket office 100 East Douglas avenue corner Main
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avenues. Telephone 100.
W. -. wIsHART. Ticket Agent.
JNo. SEBASTIAN. g. T. 81 P. A. Chicago III.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
RAILROAD TIMET ABL FL

RAILROAD TIMET ABE ES
MISSOURI PACIFIC r. r.
AERIvE.l LEAVE.
ST. Louis Mail and Express........ 3:45 p NJ ll5 "
Kansas CITY Express .........,.., 7:l0 A II 9:i5
Winfield and Kfowa Express......t Sup 1:l3 NJ
Kiowa Mixed .......,,....,.Ill :55 Ml AIS
WICHITA AND COLORADO,
Colorado Mail and Express. ....,. l:20 NJ $50 Il
Colorado Mixed GO P II 7;40 A M
Depot Second and Wichita streets; ticket once l20
North Main street. z. E. DLECKLEY
pnsserrel and Ticket Agent.
TINE TABLE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
I"Great Rock Island Route."l
In effect on and after March 6, 1891
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T-vggT oSE ~ EKEp % fsYosfATios
Il Or fhs s1btsG q -rtsslrg 80 - 80 =
81 eesr = sooE 20 1cVsTtlssrs - vsres.
rF.ee o. $3.50 yasfsxs ss<. "a - - 800
fosta - csrsfsi coz alta IRON t1a Aasfifssa
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Trades.

XITANTED-A MALE STENOGRAPHER WHO
w is q good pennIau cat secure gOOQ position
Missouri By calling at the Office OF SouthH est~rn
Business College. ds5 ~
I{TANTED-A HARNESS MAKER AT ONCE.
w J. Cross, SOC W. Douglas ave. dIZ-6t'
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w ANTED-BCSlSESs MIN WHO ARE ~
w need q steLoRTA Pliers or accountants 20 call
81 tie National Accountants and StsDcgTADEer .
Bureau Branch once at the Souihwestern Bust
Iess College " .cLIts, han We usually have on
our application list thoroughly oupstsHt book
keepers and EteEosTaVhcTs viii int CAAs refs
CsE. help fuTElSbsd free OF charge. M
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FOR EXCHANGE

- Z lrder thls hsad e Pei LLne Itt Jay
NOR EXCHANGE 90 FINE RESIDENCE. GAS.
It and hath good barn; Is feet. best nstg n
bOrhood in city TO exchange for stock neTChAndisaI
A bargain. Address Merchandise" Eagle once
4
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FOB sALE--MisceiIaneoals

T,OFs eAtK-FANfLY HOEsE+ETSD AxD
Esztss. Ar wssGAz SAz ezzrs. Ca A. n
@s<.& ..Ss<& - -
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twee1 saya- Every asy. 'Except Saturday.
1n.f10 4. ~. has through chair car % yns.
1o.Vo cago. Ne eftra charge fcf Scala
1.1S 4. NJ mus through 10 Chicago solid
Lilo with Wagner buffet cafs sests. u
cents.
6.CE 4. n. Las through tree chair cas 10
O.SO Manistee, via NJ An n. D. r.
l35 s.sns sss .., s ss,.a.a rs ~:sss !: ss.ss ss
and sleeper 10 Indianapolis sis Ben
fon harbor.
11:30 r :1.. = e,s, sss wagner ''ee'ins car to Ira
coo p. Al. Lonpecis sf ST. Jee~pb with
O.ov Graham a Aoftons ssesrsef Tot CIT
cxgo.
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collected during his travels, some Of
which could not be exhibited in salons.
His haggard face with the iuflamcd
Ida and innumcrablo wrinkles about
the eyes, and those eyes themselves
with their cold. phosphorcsccnt lights,
corresponded well with ell tho rest
altogether a very revolving picture.
Finally he proposed 20 introduce me
at tho International club. in which. he
said. one could be sure of losing ones
money only 10 ones equals.
Twas not very much inclined 20 ac-
cept his offer. but did so anyway. M I
was doubtful how 70 word my refusal.
"A was about 70 leave him he de-
tained me TO criticise tho rest of tho
guests.
Zone might almost envy you your
neighbor at your right" said he. "A
charming little woman; there Il fre In
heri More than IL agreeable TO the
clergyman. seldom have seen a more
enticing glance of eye than hers. ItwAs
delightful o>ssspe for me 70 dodge her
behind the large vasel Tempt psssatii
For q few days aow ' have been no
wherel Naturally. when such young
saposing forces put IA appearance, the
'old guard must yield Well. I bear
no malice, my young friend. and bonns
ehancsi'' he concluded laughing There
are ether dowers blooming hero in THE
p~rsdise!"
He escorted me out
In The corridor ~. met nn young rels-
tive coming frcrs the countess room.
She tried sohnuy by with how, but the
count e~Ixed he, aud drew her ~ him.
She laughed ard disengaged herseif-
IN her ebsldillss Innocence shs looked
upon il as = harmless JEST bat II seemed
W me. who saw the expression of his
face. - II sn sgiy caterpillar were 10
creep ever a deUeate white lily.
a pretty ehild. Is she nots" asked
the eeast. booking AFTER tn. yoathfui
fsru. which hurried gracefully on.
'-oBe good thing Ia the safTsrinz eosdi-
tion 81 my wffe Is. that she cannot IA
withRsss tie girl. - one aiws sys has
something pretty in the house
II beiiese the young lady s . Rises
OF ssa<s. ssaaty said / srzfsly
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90 to Chicago Vi. c. sw m.
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fai. and shs really seemed 70 prey. /" said
he. - Il ,o him.sls.
told him of my meeting at the con-
sui's. he listened astsatively and then
seemed lost in meditation.
Good night" said he. Ia the vssti-
bale at the hotel.
GOOD night" answered
"shall you dream Of hlue syes or
of blonde carls7'
l laughed and said perhapa Of both.
"Ah. anewly discovered beauty You
arc . Don Juan shall warn Miss
Rennert against you" With that hc
disappeared. Aud really dreamed OF
blue eyes and golden hair; and the new
Undiscovered beauty was tho young girl
who ran into my arms oAthc steps that
day.
CHAPTER III
Tho psttering of the rain awoke mo
tho sky was overcast. could not
think Of q trip to Monte Carlo. l re-
manned in bed rs long ~ possible, and
sauntered into the drswing>room later.
very much bored.
That largo family. my nsighbors at
table, had installed themselves there.
The portly mother sat there In her
morning dress, knitted and be:A time to
q new duet which her eldest daughter
and tbs lean miss were practicing.
under various physical and mental diff
culties-
At the sarno time mamma kept strict
watch Of her two youngest offspring.
who were studying half-aloud 1T q table
near by, and qusrreled between tiAes
for amusement. held the lady in the
highest esteem as mater familias, and
only wished that her circumstances
were such that she could have q private
room.
On . small sofa at tho window lay
Count Dcgenfsld, reading tho Figaro.
had been introduced TO him, and as
I greeted him in passing, he threw down
his paper and asked:
Shall we play game Of piquet,
baron?"
did not care much about it, but one
glance at the pouring rain decided me
to say yes
Good! Come upstairs with me, that
strumming here Is unbcarable!"
We went up TO his room, one of the
finest ON the flrst floor, with lovely
balcony. 1t scarcely looked like hotel
room, It was 50 full Of elegant things,
which the count took about with him,
and seemed TO consider indispensable.
Count Degcnfeld played an excellent
game. held poor hands. After we
had played awhile / had lost quite a
round sum.
The count was In high good humor
nnd talked very Interestingly Of his
travels round the worldly the world
meaning Of course Paris, Baden-Baden
and Vienna.
The past winter, ON account Of his
wife's in-health. he had spent in Egypt,
and there found his ideal. Tho mingling
Of great luxury and refinement with
barbsrism and vulgnrity seemed to
please him beyond measure.
Hc had not lacked adventures Of the
most piquant nature. and he related
them with great freedom. He also
showed me his treasures In pictures
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LEGAL ADVERTISING

NOTICE TO CREDiT0hS-
Az state OF Michigan. county Of kent-ss.
Notice is hereby gwen. that nv an order of the
Probate Court. tor the coeafy % kent. rnade on
the sih day Of July. A ID. lssi. slr months
from that date were allowed Tor creditors 10
present their claims again.t the estate OF
MANY DlsPROw.
late Of said county. deceased. and that all
creditors OF said deceased are required 60 Pre-.
Probate ofrc. In the city of Grand Rsplss. for
ex animation and allowance on or before the
afa day OF January neptsEnd that such
cissms Will he heard before said conrt on
Saturday. the 3Rfh dsy 81 Jsnazfy next, 81
10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day.
Dated. Grand Eapias. Mich.. July a.. A. ID.
ISL
CYRUS r. PERKINS,
fri aug Il Judge of Probate.
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swell. yess . fsrrsmsved niece
Daughter of = s~eaaa esa.la- ] sm net
IA the Least fsthsrly@
80 nash the WORSE sAsaSh, !. And
took my leave.
ceans Dex~afeid wAs no, At ainasr. Ia
bis place s~s Miss Ellen. a. had hssrd
hsr called Ca tAAl account I could
easily ses hss. whereas f,smeriy the
large vase had hiidea her from ms.
She wss truly bewitrhingiy fresh aud
youthful. and was more ssrikingiy -
next tho faded. yellow face Of the
countess She was quite unahashsd
aud natural She had playfai dispate
with tho German professor about .
poem. and showed herself I'D well read
la literature that I listened to her with
pleasure. afd wss Delighted with her
ready answerA
This did not please my pretty nsish-
Dor Her fan moved quicker. and the
laeo tabot on her full bosom rose aud
fell.
"Do you think that forward. little.
lean mlss pretsy'" she asked. At last !
thought Of nay conversation with the
count. aud said. coolly;
.Do you mean Misa Eilcnf ! think
she can be called neither little. forward
nor lean"
"Indccd7 And how would you do
scribe this Miss Ellen7"
Il think, "a . very graceful, we'll
bred lady. 10 whom ono can listen with
pleasure.
eyes," said the lady. slowly; ''she
seems 10 have learnt great deal l
envy her; know sot,ttle."
With that, she lifted her beautiful
eyes, which werc heavy with unshcd
tears. and looked rac full In the face.
might strive all would. beneath tho
magic OF those eyes was powerless.
And. although felt that was on dan
gerous ground. forgot the rest Of the
company in q conversation carried on
in an undertonc.
Shortly before rising from the table
Mrs. Clifford seid:
"Rubinstein gives . concert to-mor-
row. my husband cannot bear music;
will you be kind enough TO escort me?"
bowed
"Ah, that Is kind Of you. Shall you
be in TIE salon any moro to-day?"
Il am sorry. but ] have an engage
ment with Count Degenfeld for to-
night"
She. bit her full underlip. "Adieu.
then, until tomorrow.
AS l was descending tho stairs, pro-
pairing to go out, I met Lapotin.
Are you going to party?" he asked.
pointing to ray dress.
Count Degenfeld wishes to intro
duce me at the club"
He nodded as much as to say. ]
thought 30.
"Ah!" he remarked, playfully; you
are pitching in, baron-yesterday In the
drawing-room, and to-day-well, have
no right to prevent. scarcely to warn,
you; but only one request-keep your
eyes open; all is not gold that glitters.
II you wish to gamble. 60 rather to
Monte Carlo; there one can at least
leave OF when one wishes tol''
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TREAsuRKn's NOTICE.

Clty Tressurer's once.
Grand Rapids. Nich. Jolly Il. iS4
Notice 10 hereby gixen that fhe assessment
roll for the construction OF n sever IN Fountain
80 for ofsfsacs of ~ feet EAST sf srspdsfe
IN the clty OF Crane Rapids ~ now in n3f HANDS
ana that ! vii rrc-is- prvnerf thereof fer
The period 81 twenty asvs from this cate. ~
The once of the City Tressnrtf. tfty Hall
WILLIAM HskE
a8e ~ CIfs Treasurer
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CfTf fsFsSrswK's orvTrB.l
Gnssp Ssrgss Met. Jas = f~l
Notice = herftF silva that fh~ s~srsxrfepf
fen tof eref ing sus estsnsier - perts sss
nHs frnm - ffrf srufh 81 sstih ffur - fharr-
ss street - Fiffh svesae 80 fh~ rffy ~ Erepf
kAf1as - neN ~ Hif hsnas aaS that | efI
receffe Fsg-rsrf fh~rfeH fer the r-Fto< ~
fwsafx Gays fsssn fhfs 49, ~ ~. oescs cf
TIE cry trrssarsf. city La.
WILLIAM gaEF.
sns - Ctfr Tre~surrr
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IRrAsunFn's NOTICE.
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Srzes Ssrfas v en. fsss y is8
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ssn4s. sn4 fkss WsI rsrc' - p1fnssaf fhsre
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TRKAsuRER.s NOTICE

ttsy IreAsurtr's UHfcA.
Grand Rapids. Nich .lBy p ssei
Notice " hereby fiTea that tie sss~esfnsuf
refi Tor the cpcHfnf ard extension vf brss-
burn street as f-%s seofs Of the ssuth iins ef
Ttnmss sf-P~r - flffh s~spuf IN fhe
efts Of eraad RAPIDS " nov ~ rry hsres sne
thsf | viii receive psys8~as fb~r@eH Tor TIRE
peried of fwsnts days trern THIS asf-. ~ tse
once of the Treasures. Cifx HaiL
MILAN HsEE
aaE "a CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31

~. i.s. esse-~ -is Cleveland IN rerreetips
vsrh ~. Erie sre . ara 4. y k..Ef ferns f,ss
enies eat ass s,csr atYees reufs = Ftttessrx
G-Tff. C1~~e1n~k
s psxcrfs. Tsctef A<~at Berf.
I.s Gssrsr4- Cffs hGt = Ner.Deu
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31
nlcHleil FRUIT lIK.
Cheapest Ruull b 0leago.

ssssrrer Eslsnxscs s~s~es rfssres~1hfs
ecrs hes@n1, - 80 IN. s<s7 snss9.
. r. e~~r- xenass. w-4r-s<>~ sro psssss
hE-fsslesirf s~-sh y rss-s tfip. y
WALLACE y. eKIrrrx.
usastw
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31
MIGHIGANCENTRAL

Atlantic and Paesoc........-f eW - II B D -
fDaily. Al ethers daily q, cept euaday.
Taxing eject SUNDAY. JuAy Is. isss.
Sleeping cars on Pscide and Atlantic Ex-
Presses TO aud IRON Defreil Parler carr run
on Day Express and Grand Rapids Express 10
the Michigan Cent a. rsilrsso scsDada south
ern Divisoas
FEyp ~ BR'cca. Gent Axt. y Monrces
o. W. RucoGks. q. y. and I. Arr Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31

TRAIN TINE TABLES.
GRAND RAPIDS . INDIANA kAlLRoxD
ss-e~a ass n easct Sasy - iS.-
sA.->s solSs >axs&-
A. s.s's sssa Il ss,ss
For s.fsnxw ana Ssx Rapids f&sn
fsr trsseEss Cts ana
~. Ir.ss,s c,s sss 's'1 1
IN aess,as. sss. -,-.~.s------ snsa utss
l., I:..is.. s...s.s: s,.s &, s.s:: ss:: .ss:
l.ssl -Enssns q sS9 . a.. aAsls esAer
trans aAsiy eAexpI Susaay
sxAsSs solSs serss.
AZ rsss IL se,ss
Fer Cincinnati s6.m 49,
tsr hAis.nsSss 4 Shscsxa ssasa nSsm
Tor - hspses 4 saginaw II 81 a.
fsr Fort wsyss ssd ths
1.>ss ....,------.---------- S0ea
+. +. e.sas:s: = s:ss. cAls.... ,sssss. iss:
4 frs.s a. ls.s.as ,s ueisns.: = = - cs,e.x. :.
Sunday.
hasksss.. arsad kss,s. . l.sl.a>-
t tsr MUS ssea- I. Tessm~i2.sp ssrn
Sf~h Ar-H 10 n y ~ IL u =
slxxsfss 4kp rAsles CAS- ssssina
serth-7 soA N trsia. siesPag ana rArler
char e.r Crane ksssas 4 Esckiasw CTS.
P.risf eaAsF car Grsnd kApsss is frsssssc
titS, ~ a. al ffssa p<rlof CHAIR car u6snd
h.pses g ussktnsu. ieS fraia sleep
e.s aaAne AAalss e. xsekiass ossl
south " = % trAia pAfief ca~lf cAx 6rane
nstlds % tlncinnAtI. 10 q n h<sp Wakref
fArisf csr Graas Rsgsds "a chscn<e l&p
"a treia. Sieepsax Car orsac kapsSs 60 cascA-
go, sisesia< Ger 6rsad AAples 10 c.aeln-
uatl.
CHICAGO VIA c. R. al.
I've Grand kapias NJ - sopm wDpn
Arr Chicago, ,-.....-.. 4 m % b n ealkm
10 - IN train has usrsueh WAxnef pAriar
car. aaa D. - . ~ trsla daily. thTooxh Wagner
slo~piae ear.
I've chleAso ..........fo6a an s1opm nnpm
Alr GRO ,......e. 1le p a. kbep@ t<sam
sle m train threash wsxnar psrses ear
Inc car.
Thsough tickets and fsli isfornsfien caa hs
had hy ealing upea A. Apeslst. ucket sgest
al union staten er q. w Muhson. Cnien tekes
agent q Manror-sf.. Grand Rapias Mich.
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