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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-17

En- el acta de la session colebrada el do
ming0 por un considerable ndmero de artesa-
nos, para allogar fondos con que hacer una la
pida on honor del Maestro Rafael CurderO, SO
Olvid0 el secretario consignar los signientes
SenOres que tambien fueron nombrados recau
.ladores de fondos: Para ssSanturce, don Ma
uuel Boada Y don Pedro Fall para Puerta de
TERRA, don Esteban Rivera, don InocenciO Car
denas y don Pedro Delgado, y para los traba-
jadores de ia Marina don Pedre ealderon y don
Jose Eseobar.
RepetimOs 10 dichO los sehOres suscr1to-
res la CORRESPONDENCE, residences On la
Capital pueblOS vecinOs. Els cOndicion ~
diSpeNsGble que las dchas suscriciones SO pa.
guen por adelantado. A los que no les con-
venga as1, pueden avisar en- estas Ofcinas do
redacci0n para retrarles el peri6dico, pr6vio
81 pago de los nlmeros recibidos. - Els de-
masiado barata la suscricion a LA CoRREsPoH-
DENCIA para que ell repartidOr tenga que ir oil.
ferentes veces cobrar suma tan lnHgnln'
oante. S-e
ella Marina SIC quejan dc que es insopor-
table el n1mero de cabros suetos que vagan
por la calle de santo Toribio sin dejar dormir
en- paz al Vscindario.
Sc quejan algunOS alumnOS de los que nan
de cursar en- "a Escuela Normal de que So les
exile la partida de bautismo legaizada, cuando
esta legalizaciCn solo'es necesaria cuandO los
Goeumentos SO necesitan para hacer uso fuera
dc la Provincia. Esto es 10 que. e.dlspone la ley,
dicen los dichos alunmos, y les causa un gas
to do $3.50 que bien podian economizarse
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-17
Correspondence de Puerto-Rico.

sE-I.a susclici6n de LA CoRREsroNDENcIA va
le DOS PESOS POR TRIM .SSTRE adelantado
los pueblos de la Isla. No servira ninguna aus
crici6n 81 con Ia carta dc aviso se ac0mpana 81
valor de un trimestIs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-17
Cartas por una Guiana

Barcelona 20 de Agosto do 1891.
Como os die en mi anterior me propo4ge
poneros Al corriente, mis- amadass Iectoras, de
10 mas notable que ocurra en- este Principaao
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-17
w FL Doctor TizoI

RS 81 1V1SOI j bAVu
Repuesta de su dolencia la sehora de nnes-
tro amigo el DR.. Tizol, dentro de algunos das
SO encontrara este de regres0 entire nosotros.
Estan, pues, de enhorabuena sus numerosos
amigos y clientes.
Nuestro amigo don Salvador Brau. recibio
recientemente una carta del que tambien es
nuestro amigo don Francisco Oller, en- la cual
le manifesto que ell retrato al Oleo- que esta
pintandO del maestro Rafael CorderO, estara
terminado para el dia ID del pr0ximo octubre.
Hoy nos diCen Sc ha oxpendidO el kilo de
carne de res en- este mercadO Is 20 centa-
vos, debido ha haberse dado de alta en- ell ra-
mo el industrial don Antonio Gonzalez (a) e1
Quints. La dicha carne antes de establecida
la competencia, Sc estaba pagando a 35 = has
ia 40 centaEos el kilo.
Hoy Sc ha recbido un teegrama de la Ha-
bana, dfrijidO don Fidel Guillermety, sus-
critic por los doctores Ferrer Baralt, dicien-
do que llegaron sin n0vedad aqueila Capital
on compania de los jovenes estudiantes de En-
senanza Superior de esta Capital.
IS Nos alegramOs muchO.
Manana jueves tondra lugar la anunciada
junta general de socios de la Protectora de IT.
phgrafos. Sc verificara las On punto de la
noche On el local caleta d.. las Monjas, ndme-
TO %
Resu;tado de la eleccion para Diputado
provincial del dia Is. Ter COlegio. ST. don
Joaquin Pena, II votos 2. idem 90 vetos.
Ser idem 20 votos So idem votos. Total 7S
votos.
Dicen que los nuevos barrenderos hoy
medic dia no habian recojido la basura que ba-
rrieron J amontonaron en- Ia calle de San Fran
cisco, esquina al Cristo,
RNo oLvIDARIo-A La Revista po-
pulGr dc Nueva- York, Sc suscribe en- las ofic-
mas de LA yCORRESPONDENCIA DE PUERTO. RICO.
1rS6lo cuesta 20 centavos AL ANO la sus-
crici6n. Sc hacen buenos regalos los seno-
res abonados.
No So ha realizade hoy E ninguna ,enta de
azdcar on competencia On esta Capital.
Tomo puerto ell vapor M. n. Pinsllss de
Barcelona escalas, el cual seguira viaje ma
mana en- la tarde para la isla de Cuba.
EEn las ofcinas : de Z La coRREspoNpns-
cIA Sc venden peri6dicos viejos 81 el quintal
Este papel resuta mas barato que el de
estraza.s 1914
La totalidad de az1car exportada por Ell
puerto de la Habana desde ei L. de EGero al
10 del corriente, ha sido como sigue caias
3,8I6, bocoyes 5,744, sacos 86O, ,122.
Cast la tota1idad de las cajas fueron desti-
nadas a Espana de los bocoyes 4,449 q los
Estados Unidos y el resto Espana Y de los
sacos 726, $40 los Estados Unidos, 1929
Espana y 1854 diferentes parUes
Comparadas esas c.fras con la exportaci6n
de igual tempo on 1890, resultan 375 cajas
3,136 bocoyes de menos en- 1891 413,s32 sa-
cos de mas en- dicho ano de 1891.
90
Hoy por ferrocarril, ha regresado de Are
cibo la distinguida famiia de nuestro buen
amigo ell senior don Domingo Ayuso, en- donde
pas6 una temporada. todos los saludamos
afectuosamente.
iuvaSl Imuv huenaS nwacy
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-17

~ No hemos recibido dicha primera ca, ts
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-17

Repuesta de su dolencia Ia sonora de nnes-
tro amigo el DR.. Tizol, dentro de algunos dias
SO encontrara este de regreso entire nosotros.
Estan, pues, de enhorabuena sus numerosos
amigos clientes.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

Lancaster county, Pa, has q custom
that prevails perhaps nowhere else
in tho United States. Settling day.
in that county falls upon April l, and
on that day thousands Of country folks
gather at Lancaster, the county seat.
Bargains are made, contracts are enc
tered into. debts arc paid and new ones
are contracted II q man contracts a
debt at any time during the year the
understanding is, in the absence Of
specific agreement. that payment shall
be made on settling day. A similar
custom prevails in parts of China. but
the Lancaster countians probably took
their settling day from German an.
cestors.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

One of the most famous and fatai
pcisons used In Japan and Java Is OBJ
tanned from the bamboo The young
shoots Of the cane. when they first push
through the ground. are covered With
Ane. brownish hairs. which. under the
microscope. appesr TO be bayonct-iike
spikes Of crystals Of silex. infinitely
sharp and hollow small quantities Of
these hairs administered daily in the
food bring en- liberation Of the Whole
alimentary canal stimulating malig-
uant dysertery The action must be OF
. mechanical rather than chemical ma
ture. Just as the spores OF the common
puff ball oct upon the eyes The BAN
boo crysta, IL greatly dresded ev all
Eurvpesn residents of Java A Dutch
aficisl report says that scores OF deaths
aasnz Europ~sn planters are due 70
ths Sambcc hairs and 20 The jrasousJ
ef native women. Who. whenever they
take fancy to white msn. VIII either
Asvs hin or rosscn him on esss hoo
hairs N n takes nenths - scccnr'isA
the lob. The inanitessmai below
sAroush these hairy crystals Is ths nest
vernar M bic shIsg is ccnsession ~tsh
sh~m; ,hev h<ins sbe oely kae-n hoi-
les ,..stshls or mineral taerss ~
crystals -
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
A FAMOUS WAR HORSE.

Death sf OLD Com.nchs sf the Govern
nsnt Service.
Word was recently received at Kan
sas City, Mo-, of the death of Comanche.
the most celebrated horse in the United
States cavalry service, at Fort Riley.
lie was forty-fivo years of age and tho
only living thing belonging ~ the
United States service which escaped the
massacre at the battle Of the Little Big
Horn. where Gen. Custer and his CON-
mand were massacred. He was one
Of the original mount Of the Seventh
cavalry. which regiment was organized
in 1856, end had been in almost every
battle in the Indian service.
After the battle Of Little Big Horn he
was found covered with wounds, rider
less and sadd!eless. some distance from
the scene Of the massacre. he was
taken charge of by Capt Rowlan and
sent to Fort Riley, where for fourteen
years he had not been subject to birdie.
and had been in charge Of the Seventh
cavalry. His death was due to old age.
His skin will be stuffed and mounted
and kept in the museum of the Kansas
state university until the worlds fair at
Chicago. where il will bc taken for ex-
hibition.
Enterprising showmen have from
time 10 time endeavored to secure
Comanche for exhibition purposes, but
the authorities have invariably refused
TO disturb his weu-earned rest Com
anche was tho horse of Capt. Keogh. .
relative of Gen. Custer.
Special provision was made for the
care and support of Comanche. Once
in awhile, when the cavalry troops
were on inspection, Comanche was led
out, saddled and bridlcd. but no one
ever sat in his saddle after the battle
of the Little Big Horn.
It will be remembered that Clusters
Inflated command used the dead bodies
Of their horses killed by the shower of
Indian bullets as q barricadc as far as
possible. All the horses were saddled,
as the troop had ridden into the valley
and attacked the Sioux camp, and. as
Comanche was found stripped of his
accoutrements. it has always been sup
posed that his saddle and bride were
taken by the victorious Indians. who,
believing that he would die Of his
wounds, turned him loose. The body
of every other horse that carried tho
brave cavalry into battle on that fate
ful morning was found among tho
heaps of the slain soldiers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
nswvsRsloa OF AN oLo sToav.

un mother take tse ciaaa=s sSG.
And D1t tnss9 Gu Ct ssgal
tof AN tie~ ,sd l-osE 70 1e.Eh.
canEot IA-aI 70 a8EbE.
IA tel goa al s5oui IL q yeG'l ltssea. nozs0
dear
% eons aud at besiae ne On M ars.s hassesk
1cEa
.Yoa heard tss setffnz bells tonight
tais ~eaciax bs.is t5ey ~ere.
rn sery xLs1 tzey seTe aSt nina
i'n glad &c r14rrlso hef
ca hss eza / i've safo1ga IL ny hearts -
tuli Of ehecri
Yoa tried 80 s2ra % szsea hiEa. but yea could
NJ lotnes deaf
Miss Frizosne cams aEaozs ~
VIA Geg blgzaAes sSeet 70 50
wth Fg5y ti2s aEc 2saT.y teeth.
F2 ioseiieF tha- re
Yea shsg ~srs 24ssssscsared-exeuss this loy-
"a. tess.
aid IL mother dear
-rB sain yoa urssd ne. mother.
To pat ssFsAe en- ny nsir.
Aad sssE Eg ilgs ~ita oeulile.
And DgasA of Foses scar
But 10 your toad easFeatles never vouid give
Thes d.dn't sus . Ggars-Eo sasy dsdn't moth
eE dear
Peace 30 you. Mr aon-ybayA
Aad happiness foE LIFE
I'd De az old maid al uy days
Before &c - ysu- wife
Sos. motaoE. 1 VII socer dos1-rn nos crazy
quite.
6ut please 20 take taa plaques Away. I cAnnos
p.iat - GIs1L"
pharmaceutical Era
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

p<rlments Of holagrea on two persona.
each Of waon was foxnA 70 have one
color bind eye. the other being nearly
wise have heen only natter Of theoryl
tAat those persons could describe the
various eolors with one eye. bat that
there was dead uniformity Of color
when looking with tse other eye.
Thus was obtsincd . description Of
eoler-blind vision In terms OF normal
visioa
The old artists considered that there
really were three PRIMARY color senss-
tlons-olue, yellow and red but
Helmholtx and Maxwell have now con
elusively proved that the three
primaries are red. green snd violet
Certain mixtures OF violet and green
can be made 20 give blue. which ae-
counts for nearly half of the spectrum
from the blue end. when combined. ap-
pearlng OF that color; ana red and
green win also give = yellow-most
mixtures. however. giving one Of an
orange shade.
II is commonly imagined that blue
and yellow mixed in certain proportions
produce green. The true source Of the
green was pointed out by ueimhol,z-
II Is the one color which is not freely
absorbed either by the yellow or by the
blue pigment The yellow pigment
removes the greater part Of the blue,
indigo and violet rays; the blue pig
ment removes the greater part OF the
red. orange and yellow. Thus tho
light which finally escapes Is mainly
green
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
EExEcuToR,s sALE-1n rls natter Of III

" stale Of RoseIs G Vaa Vs"rshuysen
deceased. Notice Is hereby given that shall
sell ~ pulic auction. g. The hig est bidder
or s. taIdny, The 18th csy Of Decrmber. a. d.
1891, Al - o'clock IN the forrn.on. az tbe
front door II the probate Office. IN the city of
Grand Rapids. In the county Of Kent, In the
stale OF MICHIGAN. pursuant IL license and of
authority granted 10 nv on the SSgd day of
October A. u. 1891 hy the probate court n
Kent county. Michigsn. al Of he ri mt. title
interesl or estate of sad de c sea. tn or to
that certain piece or y reel o. isna situated
and being in the cot " Ct Kent. state Of
Michigan. known ard described - follows to
Wit: The north half oi lot Ave hundred nnt
thirty six fsssg Of Kent pat in SAD city accord
Ing 90 the recorded plat tie eof.
Dated October. 3. A. ID. isaI.
SAMUEL FOX.
mo. Executor Of VIII OF said d ceased.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

II is almost impossible to find on the
peninsula Of Delaware and Maryland a
point ten miles from uavigxble tide
water. The whole region is cut up by
navigablc streams, and in the lower
part Of the peninsula small shipyards
are found in many villages. and. indeed.
often clear outside Of village limits.
There are many good shipwrights
throughout the region. and for nearly
two hundred years. much of the produce
has been carried in vessels built within
few miles OF where it was grown
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
There is q Medicine

Composed Of the essential virtues Of natures
rem dies. roots. barks. herbs and berries, and
possessing marvellous curative powers over all
diseases OF the stomach. liver. Kid eys. bowels
and blood. This medicine knew AS Burdock
Blood Bitters has proved 80 successful In cur
Ing Dyspepsia, Biit"nsness. Consultation.
H. adschr. Bad BioOd. Scrofu q. etc.. that the
pr0pftefors now guarantee IL. and viii refund
tae price {" anv person OF satisfied ;.fte using
the whole or psrt OF the first bottle. 1t costs
you but cent n dose. then why suffer when
you run no risk of loss In trying Q remedy
which has cured so many others? Ii also
proves wonderfully successful in curing scrottI-
lous Swe Iings and car cerous disease .convinc.
lug svidrnce Of which we will send by mall on
application to
FOSTER. MILBURN 4 CO..
Buffalo n Y
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
Executor of viii Of sid q ssaSea,

ExEcJ ADMINISTRATORS SALE
~ In the matter of the Estate of John Sblrk
4 CO n hereby given that shall sell at pub
lic az ficn. to te garsi bidder. on tbs 18th
day of Dccens or. A. ID. ISL. ~ ten e'cieck. ie
the iorvIyoen. AT the frsnf door Of frosste
nfhce IN t,urt b.ocS In ih. city Of srsnd
Karids. Tn the unity o. II mt. In the state o.
VI Aiehsgan. pursuant to actner and authority
gr ted to ne on the zsfh aay al ~spfeG bes
A d 1897. hy the Probate court OF ken; coan.
~. ~ chignn. all nf the Eh,. title tnterfst or
esssts OF sad dscsa ed in or 20 tire certain
the county of -eHt. state 81 Michigan kuawa
and d~eeri tff 80 follows. ta-stf. h west
lerfy-feur fta feti sxrent the sou n zine q
fret f,r Alley Of lot naasfsr ID irteen ti2 Il
Tafon's addition 70 fhs slfy of Grand RAPIDS.
Kent county Nfcbiyan.
Dated. pts day n November. 4. n. 1901.
GEORGE ". THOMPSON.
Admlnistrator ei John rAlrk's Kststl
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

The Three True Primary Cslors Are ReA
Green. ard viotet.
Color blindness il . serious defect
wherever found. says the United Ser
vice. n ID especially 90 in sesfaring
rnen and in those employed on rail.
reads. Possibly il is lees important In
a soldier. although IL mast impair A;s
efficiency materially. Ner 10 is possible
r. repair the defect BY education o.
stnly. apparently, for II IA now gener.
ally agreed that color Is due ~ s~pxa.
tion- According 10 wurssh and Young
TIE novnsi ere he's cniy three cosov
sersatso.s "a red. . gr-en and . violet
ADD the apparent eoicr ~ anr Nrht
which falls en- Il s~p~nas merely ou she
relative snseasssies II The ssessemeot
prossac~a NJ sas light 90 The three
erssne - sssse corresponding 20 thes~
s~neassses
IL sei~s tIlndsses one - rpe~~ ~
sh~ss erwsa. - s>p-e h ~antsrs - Ia.
psff<ss Tks Dsess sarnman fssss.
pssscaisss. dspersis ss sks ss~sses
- tes ffa senee fssss - a.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07


kowN. ASK Druggist Tor Woop's PHosrH D.lsx;
II he offers some worthless m-dicine place
OF this leave his dtshon> u store. inciose pr .ce
In letter. and We will send by return mail
six will cnre. Pamphlet IN plain sealed en-
veopc. 2stamns. Address Tae Xood Chem
icai Co.. 1871 Woodw ,rd-sv... Detroit. Mich.
Sold in Grand Rapids by f. Il. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
Woods PhOsphodinc
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Promptly aud pcrman-
eniiy cures all forgls Of
Nervous Weakness. Em-
les ops. Sprrmsiorrhea.
I'm poncy. and al effects
of A bu~c or Exce>sts.
Eecn prescribed over 35
years In thousands of
y cs; Is the ONLY RELIA-'
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

SEsIrD FfoFOs sfss vEu b.
- yee<tseo - the rn1 rsgnee as n srf
fr<ssafak tie - ass = Jsnas-v issA fs- the
rsrrhs-s 81 TIE roBers property. eureer .
ktnf kat sTcr sire 81 Fnflu6fnf tu alnfs
ts~~~ce. fess~~~ion - - garea - BE csrs
eIsttse - ~ ef~ seurt fe1-e se fts g.
80 Nssqs ~ shs s~~~rs crwnsy o6elaA
faf EesFs ~ surff~sses r-ssrst tss rsfhf
- r<serf srs ~ al esss
rassae< n errp<s~x
ia Chzsrnss 81 csnUss
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

f.,~a ft~~i~eG - A0svteen snessey
.sr>. nes r~esxssp Ne pvssesPis ~ ssssA.
Ass~s tts
us Nessailssss~v v-ohs yesi ~ . San
,ahsssss sas ssce~y ~ ess go ssss tas
es~s uss1rsA 1854.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

IffF IFfsf1reTfV VHfe
Grace rspiss y en-. NoF. r. fssl.
-et1t- - % ~ ktfsn tnst th~ @$>>s<rnerf
are f-.w ~ feet essf { Irnts street -
Division stre~t. 81 fse etv sf f3rzrk hsnfds. =
Bon n fry hsn1s. RRd that yh Tecsist psr
Fnent thereon fnr the rerfef # f~e1tv Cars
fron ssfs este. ~ th- o0c~ 20 tbe Cts
WILLIAM HtER
seeT Cts Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
TRkAsURsn,- NOTICE..

Cry InssNfrn's 0rrrcy
GnssD Rsrfns. Mich. Nov. - ksai. !
Notice ~ heresy giyea thaf the assessment
rail- lof the i'm areye,nrnfi iof usurIstfs street
iron Page street 30 MADISON street 10
nov IN r1y hands, anf that I viii re-
ceive payne q thereon for the feriof Of twenty
dNys from m cate at the Office oi the CITY
TREASURER. City uAL
WILLIAM HAEE.
dee City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
NOTICE OF COLLECTION
State, County and School Taxes
~ TiE
CITY OF GRAND RAPIDS
For the Year lssl.
CRY or GRAND RAPIDS.


CRY or GRAND RAPIDS. }
kEST COUNTY. MICHIGAN.
November Syth. A. ID. 1891.
To the Taxpayers Of the City OF GrAnd Rapids:
You aie hereby notified that the genera tax
rolls OF the respective rds of the city of
Grand Rap DIS Tor state. County and School
taxes have been delivered 10 me for collection.
and that payment OF the taxes therein asses
sed and levied mav he made 10 me on all sums
voluntarily paid before the
FIRST DAY OF JANUARY. lse2,
With an addition al ONE PER CENT for col
lection fees. And. ugon all tnx-s paid on or
after said fPs, DAY ci Jarua y. lSSa. there Will
b. added tot X PEh EN- fur collect on fees.
That ny ofsiee for the receiTt of paymsnt of
such tax 5 Is located on the frst foor OF the
City Hall In said C e. of franc Rapids. near
the cast end Of ssid Cify Hal. Tha. said once
viii be open f,r the receipt Of sucn taxes In
said ro Is assessed. from eishf o'clock in the
forenoon until noon. and from one o'ciork In
the afternoon until fv o'clock IN the alter
noon of each and every week day up TO the
FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. u. lse2
And for sucn lurthcr time alter the first day
oil FehrusrD. lss2. as tne common council OF
said city may exfend sncii time OF collection.
not exceeding one month.
And said ONCE WI also be omen on Friday
oftyery week unless such Friday be y legal
holiday. and on Tuesday of evsry week unless
such tuesday be- g. era holiisyL IRON the
nour OF seven o'ciack y. VI. TO the hour OF nine
c.eloc< =. NJ. from the FIRST DAY uf DC.
EMBER, 1891. to the TllIATY-FI ST DAY or
DECEMBER, 1891, poth inclusive.
WILLIAM FAKE,
Treasurer of the City of Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
TREAsuRER.s NOTICE.

C1tv Treasurer-s osncs.
Grand Rapids. Aleh.. Nos. a. 1sei.
Notice fs hereby gwen that the assessment
roll for the coast pcI3an of se~fr In u. nitsn
street frcm Fast street % Dennis sireNt
In the csts of Grand Esplds 10 sus
IN my hsads. sna that | eli ~
c>fve payment thereon for the period Of
twenty DAYS from M cate. ~ The once Of
the CITY Treasurer. City Han.
WILLIAM HAEF.
dee. . CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

GOING To CHICAGO.
Lv. GRID EaPIDS.-s;ol am i2.0s pm slisSip
Ar. CHlCA0u.--.-.---.s:a1 :a1 pn SO pn %1.nsa
RETURNING PROM CHICAGO.
Ly. CHICAGO ........-osta am s:{5 pm siI.iSP
Ar. 6h'p hAPiDS..-5:5S pm io:lo pm 'bsiHA
TO AND FROM BENTON Hssron. ~. gosrrH .HD
DlsAAF3tgs-
Ly. Grand Rapids ~ 90 an 1900 pm ~ ;'3p
Ar. GraLd Rapids se.ie am s. um iO.lUp
For In annapolis lz;i S .. an. oMiy.
TO tND FROM NysKEsoK.
Lv. G. R.. 600 am isf5 pm $3.50 pm tn
Ar. @. R-...l0.6j an S:5s pm SIS pm ..--...
TO AND PROM NANIsIEE AND rssvtssE CITY.
Lv. Grand Rapids - am h.i7
~ Grand Rapids .-..--...---.-...ll - afn ssis pI
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Between Grand Rapids aud Chic tse--WaSn
Sl.eDers-Leave Grand Eapids ~ 80 ,.
leave Chicago ll;is .. m. Drawing Room ca
Leave Grand Rapids 2aiS p. ln.; leave Ct
Cage s;45 pm. Free chaiT Cars-Lease Gran
Rapids 300 an, cahe Chicago e,'li IA.
between Graua Rapics ard Msnixiee-Fn
Chair Car-Lsayes Grand Rapids S:f "a
leaves Manlstee os5o an.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
CHICAGO VAC. R. Al.

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seeping crr.
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u m train throagh wsgner paFiar Car.
j. ~ . IA train. daf y. thHoase Aa<ari sleep
ms Car.
Tn oHgh tickets ana fun Information csa be
had by "a ng upoa A. Almealst. fiexet A<aaf
81 GafsH stat on or q. ". Aunsan. mon tlckei
agent g. NaHroe-st. Grand kapids Micn.
c Z. Lock onn. Gen. Pass AeanL
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

A guaranteed Cure for Piles " ever
Kind or desree-Externai. internal or
bleeding itching. C.ronic. keeen or II redi-
tary. This krmsdy has sVstively never bren
known 10 fall. sl0taDx K TX boxes for 81. 90
written Guar sntee positively given {, each
purchaser of box@s. whsn putcas d at
one time. TO refund the $500 psid II cured.
Guarantee issDed - Peck Bros. Drug sts
A ents. Grand Rapia.. Samplss5 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

Why She Cried Mira Rlack--
"yvhy. what's the matter. Tom7- Mr..
Black-"Met with an accident: cut my
haad that's all" Mira Black-"Boo.
hoo, hoo. hoo IT'S terrible" Mr..
Hack No. IL isn's it's . mere trine.
Don. cry Mira Black fsobbingi-
But fboo. hcol the accident insurance.
isn't paid ~ Yankee Riade.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

atfsIfulA ftATs l0F he lAU O. IcF "a hs;
coud not begin 10 name every al itcse kept
which are sold and Kept on 50 :. eyrfy day ~
se,y lew prices. that the world kaaws nothlag
IT. But few daily visit at my store would
nvince yon. snd II VOC do not see wfat you
vast. cali Tor Ny - e is small aud can
not egin 10 STOW NJ gooss.
~ Monroe Street. "a. G. oCcSSEh.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
vAKE SHORE 4 MICHIGAN soufHgR.

ssr - s ) inrc ~ 4 sse.anA IA eoan sclic
with the sre anu p aid 4. l. k.R foffas tc
quickest aud most direct route r. i'iifsnacE
A. J. SEfrg.
O.. T. & p. A.. cievc.and.o D
eHAxrocx. Ticket Aseat. Dep &.
JAS CAxrAai1. Civ Agt = Acnroe-sI
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

Waa,s yea 20 exarsiae this price llsk Every
FAMILY LIST.