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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-27
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-27
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-27
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morqueure iiuO pou bier abgeibjtt morNtn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-27

3l9ldbrlge Dame, bic audi III Den SaD7
rem 1910 uno 1914 gum beili9cn Jtof
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you0e feline 0inOerniiie III Den 9Seg III
legen. 2lOmiral Gjerpoi8 bat Oicic5 2lbz
tommen III muOifi;irter 6Orm 3uriif 9cz
bra6t. !0tan pcrmutbet, 00B Or. 9(ts
bot oieIe 2ht pon 2lbfOmmen 3wii1cn
oen beiocn Eanoern gewGblt bat, neil
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nmObl nidt5 2lnlt0Bige5" erblitcn font
ten" e.,azz-s:::::s .->.--.-.-.ll.-z. .-.r.q
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ter8 0e8 @arl BON 0utmOutb sur Bars
iuiir6e erbOben uno Otitglieo Oc8 Ser
renbauIeS gewor0en. Die GanoiOaten
Iino oer Comparative Sobn Yenn, Elm
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giberale @corge Septimu8 2Sarmiugz
ton. Die Ganpagne wurOe baupti0d)z
lid auf Gruno Der yttcnSlrage 9ciiibrt
uno mar cine 10 bieigc, ooB lic pieIe
Sumulte un0 S9lGgereIcn Uerurla6te.
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2iberalen 0agcgen. Qas 9leiultat Der
gSabl wiro crit mOrgcn bctannt mcrOcn.
Gin gImgriff amT ole nSssiIsarmee.
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menge ;critreut unO tbre SrOmmeln uno
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-27
Gin GboterafGJiT.
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t,cu perbrcitct pcrocu.

den perbrritct werpcn.
Gan 6ran5t8co, 26. 2lu9uit. =
9tad)ridtcn aus SingGpOre er9eben,
baB Der 9ampier v9tam1Ow" unlan9lt
nit 800 &uli5 am 8OrO uon sort nad)
9tnang abging, 9ieSiiiSiere beS 0amz
piers, nit 9lusnabmc BON elucm bUlbcn
0ueeno GurOpGer, warcn Gbineien.
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ben &uli5 aus. Die &ranfen brGu9ten
iib in Die &oiite, IN wcl6er li9 ein
Erc8bDterianer : Gjeiltliher uno cine
Dame bcIanoeu. 9taA cincm bcfti9en
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un0 sablreibe Sooesidllc traten etn.
3ucrit muroen bic SO0tcn nit eincm
Stid Otuloeneiien in eincn Saf genabt
uu0 ms 0tccr OcricnfL, allein nad]0ent
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mari man bic yetdben O6ne ale GcremOz
nic'u iiber SSorO. Der Supcrfar0O
fibrte Die obcrite Gontrole uu0 beltano
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der SObten ms 9Sancr 9cluorfen Uurz
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nan9. Slnnen pier Sagen batten iid,
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GHarantane beoroert, unD lein GapifGn
uno SuperfargO iollen jcet gericBtli9
CUR 9leGenidait 9e5o9en wcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-27
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SarrtsburG $a., 26, 2tu9uit.-
Die YrObibitiOnilten Benniglpanien'8 {
bielten beutc iDrcn StoatS>Gonuent bier
a6 unD nOmiuirten Is. Us. Sague BON
@arrsu Sum @eneralz}luOitor uno Geo.
1raDton BON OfeOia gum Staat8 idaes
meiiter. Die aufgcitcllte Blattform ents
bait neblt ben iibli6en 6oroerun9cn 81
treif5 pOllItanOigcr lIntcrorIfung bes
SpirituoienbanOcl8 aud SeI9line su
guniteu Oc8 6rauenitimmreAt3 unO
elmer Oabin schen0en 9lmenbiruug bcr
acknowledgements, haB fein 4oOp>
tipbiirger innerbalb eines 9abreS nad)
Ieiner DECENTRALIZATION itimmen bari.
Sin anOcrcr ScidluB iOrOert, baB Die
Gbieagoer 2tusitsllHng an SOnntu9en
9eidlOlen bleibe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-27
2(tbusa,lt9S @cIGSucrOcn.

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Don StmeueH. &erTcHIuHQCa, C.UcihuH9cH,
Sd,mcricH II Dem YiutcH, ogr Nrl't mo
ben &licoCyr. Is max ha5 elfe
IND N DeS ClE;i,s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-27
Ser SertIdle Gorreiponbemt,


4. Raire, GigentbImcr ano Gcoaftear.
edbpsit=@de SaltimoresStrabe uEb Tuf@Sice=ace.
Srsis bes tdolidbem gIattcs, burd) 3rdssr in 9aIs
tirore uEo in Der giadhbaritaft beorst, 12a Gts.;
SaeIidlc uEb Spnnta se =9tmssabc 10 Cts. pro
aSotesGb nodeHtIic bic bas SIatt beior9enoen
Srd9er.-Sdaiid, nebit Snnntaass sgne qaos nnfer
VorfozSorunSbe,ubluna 81 so pro Sabr, tnr fItere
!Seit i'm @erbdItnif fur bic pod,entIid1e sinsaabe
NIT SonHtaesbIatt, poroirei, NIT IbSns tar Slnbee
$3.50 pro Sabr, uado irseno eiHem Sfte pes Snlans
pro Sabr-Das bette uno biaigite ocntidle SIeet
In ben YiitteIz uno SIoitaateH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-27
Stapt.6 ommiHare .sareau.

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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

y avs.
SsAFtS~-s'bzs. I. I.oomss. L. s. Lnils
=. - H2li4es
Nsgg Dnes- y. T. Bean<i,, Dea A.
! a8nE tre- II 0esffxs.
Nalkeg- Eamnna Aanlsy. Mic Il,
son. esso. +. hexza0ae.
NySl1s al n. DAVIS, hsfflsc2
hsAag, IlsfsB Day.
t1est AsFe -9anles 4 kansSs. n 4.
Daahsa} :. - Zslssra
sseo1d Nau3~ Nc fsoFge Baudy, r.
l.. 4ai. <. 4. Loonis
fhlsd NxTd-N A. Earle, +. T.
Powers. Mm. DQab4m.
F0lFts Hard-frea : Clark, \. A
MAsnafd. red A. Maynard
fdta HArd--Joesp8 D4l0n, FeteE
Dogger, /, +. L2WoTsaux-
s.KiA M4Fa--94nies Courtney, Cslsin
b. Hut, 1t. ) FsiksE.
>eyenta Ward Arthur III. ChAscr,
ArtaaF C@ilss0zn, James A. Cove.
kghta Wasd->milh "a. kstchsm. K.
A aeHllisms, Mm. Masrssk ke.
Anih MaFd +. b. Aalln, William
baiae, Harrison L. HEoFeT.
Tenth WaEd--AibeEt Dabcock, Isaac
sanford, John sheffeT.
Cascade, Caledonia, spencer, Tyrone,
OfattSn, oakheid, CORTLAND and Can
non were not rVpFrsented.
Following tD.s report the Convection
divided itself lulo district caucuses go
name delegates:
The city district chose the following
delegates, two from each ward NJ L..
Dunnam, /. q. Holmes, J. H. Camp
bell. Chas. 4. Ward. ". j. stuart, 4. j..
Powers, I. A. Maynard, ,ieorge T..
VANITY. /. +. LamoTeaax. j. Dillon, H..
J. felker, Cyrus Clark. j. J. Knox. j.
\ COye. Dwight toss, ). G.. ketcham,
IL. T.. nrnver, =. Il. Walln, ". a.
smith. :. Wessehus
Al Large-N. A. Earle. f. :. Clark,
Reuben Hatch, Thomas Walsh.
The second district chose the follow
ing; Hon. W. W. johnson Of Grand
kap!ds aud {. G.. Stone of Lowell, at
large; Nelson Kelley, Gaines; Charles
Quick, Lowell, Horace Davis, Wyom-
ing; Benjamin Glidcn, Grand Rapids;
John Headley, Ada, {. Il. Towner, BY
ron; {. {. Bunting, Paris; Peter ". Me
fherson, Cascade Angus McDlarmd,
Bovine.
Tne Third district chose Z. VI. Sellers,
of cedar Springs. aud &. G.. stone, of
Lowell, at large; A. X. Edison, Walker;
J.. I'll. Wilkinson. Algoma; c. h. Moon,
Nelson. A. Il. Chase, Alpine; Neal Me
MILAN, Algoma; l.. b. Lull. Sparta; W.
Rosco. Nelson; VIM. LessIter, Grattan;
j. ". Hailack, Sparta; I'd Wheeler, Al
pine.
Inc Committee on Resolutions sub
mItted report IN favor of instructing
the delegates TO vote for Robert NJ.
Montgomery for Supreme Court JUS
uce. and 10 use every honorable means
to secure his nomination. The report
was subjected TO the usual objections
raised IN all conventions, although
each individual member of the conven-
ton was heartily IN favor OF the NOM
inauon OF Judge Montgomery. After
a spirited debate, the resolution was
adopted.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Barrett have re-
turned TO Jackson.
Mrs. h. l.. Hall. of Battle Greek. is
visiting friends III this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Brayton were
III Grand Haven yesterday.
Mrs. b. 5. White and daughter, Belle,
lett last night for Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. [. 4. Edgcomb, of the Boston
Store, has lust returned from ali ex-
tended Eastern trip.
Mr. James Morrison, of Warren, Ohio,
is the guest of his son, Z. +. Morrison,
with Nolgt, llerpolshe.mer d Company.
Bishop Gillespie, chairman of the
State Board of Corrections and Chari-
ties, attended the pOormastcrs' conven-
ton, which closed IN Lansing last night.
A. Y. Pantlind, OF the Morton, left
yesterday for trip TO Washington and
the south, IN the hope OF benetitting
his health.
Miss Minnie DeVries md Charles
Peet were married last evening. Miss
DeNries has been for some time past a
bookkeeper in DR.. Neenboer's Office.
L. NJ. Cary returned yesterday from
Buffalo. y. ", where nc has been in
attendance at the death bed of his
mother. Mrs. Cary died at the ripe age
OF IS years.
Mrs. ID. +. Mcdonald. Of 81 Fremont
St, returned last Wednesday night
from New York State. where she has
been visiting for the past two months.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rcwttes, her sls-
ter and husband, returned with her and
will remain for a few weeks 10 visit
with friends.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

Elmer Hun Fills Up With Lignor, and
Then Does n Worse Thing.

Elmer HUFF, plumber in the en-
ploy or A. b. Hum, was caught shop
hitting in the store of II. Leonard &
Son, and taken to police headquarters
last evening.
The above paragraph narrates the
plain facts of the case. as they occurred
to the outward eye, but brief CONVEX
sation with the prisoner, disclosed a
case of uncommon interest. Huff is aI
young married man, whose wife has
just attained her majority and the con-
troll OF all estate valued at about $500.
The marriage occurred about two years
ago. and bright little girl now max es
the air of the Huff home musical with
her monosvllablc dialect. HUFF HIM
sell sat III cell No. /, last evening, and
told his story in a straightforward and
manly way. Said he:
''I cannot deny this accusation, that
L took this stuff, but it is hard for me!
10 confess TO my own heart that am u.
thief. | am not at heart thief. |
never aid steal before. and | do not
thlnk shall ever steal again. The fact
is that | WAS intoxicated, and / feel
almost as ashamed of that as / do of
the other thing. Before | was married
| used to driuk heavily, through that
careless way OF life that most Young
men have. But when | got married |
broke straight off, and my wife was as
much surprised to learn that had been
drinking as that had been stealing.
But | met an old friend from AlIegan
today and IN our merriment over the
renewal of Old acquaintanceship,
he asked me to 60 and have
drink with him. ! told him ! did
not drink, but would have a cigar. He
took Liquor and took a cigar. On the
next treat took some liquor. and the
rest Is the same Ole story. When my
friend and parted. Was Just in the
right shape for any sort of mischief
that presented itself, and here / am.
The stuff took was of no consequence
IN itself, but it Is enough to disgrace a
man who was never before even sus-
pected of the inability to take a penny
not hls own. / am willing to suffer the
consequences If they are not too severe.
But you may rest assured | shall never
again put myself into condition to do
thing ike that"
Passing into the detectives room, the
reporter found Smith and McCulloch,
and asked them what they thought of
the Huff case.
THAT case" answered the two off,
GERS In one breath, as an exceptional
one- Hun Is not criminal. His story
ls true as he tells 1T. He ought never
to be sent over the road "a felon. vet
ms CRIME IS felony. II 1t is pushed to
that extent. Professional shop-lifters
deserve no pity. But when a man
shows himself to be a hard working
man Of good ordinary habits, and falls
into the committal of a crime by acci-
dent, "a 10 were. We have world OF
sympathy for him. IL would please Us
If no heavier charge than that Of SIM
pie larceny should be preferred against
this man"
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
NlEir Al GESr.
The Lsnsan ssAsan Bsxaa-
fsas Exesesskss 81 A~xtsa Dslts<e<s
bas2kas 50 IA tss W ia&S~ ef E8asEs q
ts's f4szt3s s1RsAs asess
AssxSs stx.NI

fsssers ~ the eoTner of Aonrae ana
se- = SIS socsS s4easd uot i4l 70 sook
"a ga ias nae p4ss4tora4l display thai
: - Ia seea ln the ssss asn18W of
iAi-eI and @. lg = = Asglst Nel UoltA
gang ufon aua { ! made a. OF al
Ist-s+kss hat Age gnsl spelseAlls - tae
i-sotsn season. IA tie layout eau Ie
seea already prepared foF the taele
ioi's'eT, saFa nee. shrmps, green turtle
ihe AZ lt0haad seffulg, salnea, Little
sisSk eiStas, anoiioKlss, mack eTeI ia
Tomato - uce, iEook trout a. tomato
- ice, csSh HlsAts. h4,sslsn casiaF. to
sethei WIRE &n unlimited nunsbsg Oi
iSbie sauces, among which a. noticed
e4ietney sauce. tomato CAisup, auCaoFie
aAlce, extract OF chestnuts. queen
oiltes, crescent olives. olives stuffed
Win anch0Elcs, aud every other table
gsrnlshment that has heen conserved
~ nian. These have all been arranged
With extremely good taste by Ar. Iilicu
Snd las work panty demonstrates that
As u caterer and gaTnlsher he Is genu-
ite success The goods enumerated
above are only . small proportion ot
"hat : yeuded al tins welt known IN
shtaton, Every thing in the fancy as
well as staple groceries can be found
There, ali of which are the best 20 be &c
cured ln any market. This Irm Is "A
Progressive one and they are untirng
IN Their efforts 80 please the public, aud
they have by street attention 10 business
and serving their patrons ne they should,
built up trade second 10 none IN the
Valley CItty.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
TOWN TOPICS.


The local militia companies have re-
celved orders 10 be ready for the an
nuai Inspection py Gen. LothFop al any
time.
The county treasurer has received
the blank reports for township eollee-
tors. lhey may be obtained upon ap-
pleauon.
The popular torists, &. X. Renwick i
90. and III. smith will have charge of
the decorations for the Press Club en-
IeFtalnment.
hi. {. Angell has been admitted 10
partnership with Wagner Brothers, the
lumoerrnen Toe nrm name IS now
Wagner Bros. & Co.
Mr.. and Mfs. Theodors Toedt Wi!
giVe the closing art.st's recital OF the II.
Cecilia course, At the Ladies Literary
Club House, tms afternoon.
Frank Gll has returned from Kals.
makoo where ne organized last nlght A
labor union with slxty-twO members
composed Of the carriage wheel makers.
The Young Peoples Society OF Chris
tan endeayor OF the Ames VI. T..
Church, viii give an oyster social at the
resldence OF A. A. Reyen, OH South
DlvislOn-st., this evening.
Rev. Charles Beale, of Lansing, will
lecture at the south Congregational
Church. on 'Ghmpses OF the Old
World this evening. February 20.
Muse Will precede the lecture.
Casey stOutiesdyk. the prisoner at the
JAIL who wandered up town a few
weeks ago and got goriously drunk
Will have a chance 10 GO out unen-
numbered tomorrow. His ninety day
sentence will be completed on the 2lst.
A general meeting OF the Owash-
tanong league Is called for Friday even
Ing, February %. 1T the club rooms, al
ter the CLauncey-Blaek game. A ques-
ton OF great Importance To the board
has arisen, which demands the atten.
dance OF the entire league. and ell
others interested IN this department of
the club.
The different Baptist Churches have
received great many additions by con
versions lately. The Fountain.stree
and Wealthy-ayenue Churches have
received about nifty new members each,
and the second Baptis. Cnurch about
twenty-five. The Wea.thy-aye. Church
recently received forty-eight new con.
rerts az one time.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
WILL THEY DO 1T?
supervisors Talk of Calling n Special Ses-
sion To Annui a Contract

The latest news in connection with
the court house building came to light
yesterday at the county clerks Office.
Supervisors Benjamin, Sullivan, Frost
and Shattuck We're sitting about the
tab..e inside the railing. earnestly con-
versing one with the other. 1t was i'm.
possible 10 catch everything said. for
Supervisor Frost discreetly or otherwise
suggested that II might appear in print.
The newswriter was engaged in his
regular work and caught snatches of
the conversation.
''See here" said one Of the quartet.
you remember something like a year
ago last August, We had special meet
In OF the hoard9'
Yes" chimeG IN the other three.
well, It was represented to Us then
that that meeting was necessary If we
Changed the material for the stone
steps so that bids could be got in by the
construction company. We held the
meeting Tor that purpose, and here
alter tile lapse OF year and a half no
stone or other material is IN sight. nor
ht- al pAb lux ADftll tftN Ell4Qp.
A deep silence eusued tor the space
of minute or more. Supervisor Frost
twitcned uneasily IN bis chair. Super
VISOR Sullivan smiled contentedlv.
supervisor Benjamin mentally esti-
mated the number of tile in the floor.
supervisor shattuck breathed a sign of
regret and looked wlstfully INTO space.
All or them wore a faraway. weary.
disgusteG cOun,enance. "Pm in favor
OF putting stop TO this senseless
morkeyng, spoke up one of the num-
Der. THAT August, 1889, meeting cost
the county nearly $500, and I'll be
bowed II We have as much "a promise
IN return for II. I'm in favor Of calling
a special session of the board aud ter
mnating the contract with the COM
pany on the terms lt has proposed. By
doing this. there = some prospect OF
getting the work done in time tor occu-
paucy next winter. Unless we do 40.
there's no hope for us but TO submit To
the company's lame excuses and sub
terfuges. and await the blast OF
Gahrisl's trumpet for the finish of the
work" This opinion was shared by
ali four OF the supervisors, and when
the informal meeting broke up, there
was look of dsterm nation in the face
OF Supervisor Frost that indicated that
"Dicky' had better get move on him.
self p. q. q.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

For Battery held meeting at the
srmory IN the Leipzig block. last even
ing. and elected the following officers
Captain, Joseph p. Bahcock. First
Lieutenant, I. III. Taylor; Second Lieu
tenant. Charles A. Howard. A board
of directors was also elected, consisting
of VIM. Riley, Fred W Roys. Sol DAVIS.
W. t. Young and J. +. Snalley. The
suhalterns viii he appointed at the
next meeting. The company i out Of
debt, with money N the treasury. and
expects, during the present session Of
the Legislature, 70 be made a part Of
the state troops.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

The +. L. c. Medicine Co., of Roch.
ester, y. Y, have authorized every
druggist on the east side 10 sell the +.
r. L. Kidney Remedy on Saturday.
Monday and Tuesday, Feb. IA, l6 and
IL, the dollar size for 80 cents only
only one bottle to one person. Remem-
Der, for those three days only can you
buy bottle for less than the regular
price. This is new method of adver-
tlslng the remedy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

The c. & w. NJ. railroad will sell to-
day, February 20, tickets 10 st. Louis,
Mo-, and return, at one fare. Tickets
good to return February %. This is for
the benefit of those wishing TO attend
the funeral obsequies Of the late Gen.
sherman. Train leaves Loo D. m; ar
rIves st. Louis, T;30 a. m, Saturday.
GBo. behaves.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

This evening Miss Cslle Travis will
give Washington birthday dancing
party at Hibernian hall, at which time
her new square dance, which she has
been teaching her pupils, will be ready.
saturday afternoon her dancing class
for children will be called at %. m.
sharp, and all are invited.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

All are entitled 70 the best that their
money will buy, so every family should
have, At once, bottle OF the best family
femeiy, syrup CT Figs. to cleanse the
system when costive or bilious. For
sale in soc and tl.00 bottle by ali lead
ing druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

A meeting for the purpose of organ.z.
ing Republican newspaper ASSOCIATION
IN Michigan Will be held in Jackson
after the adjournment OF the Republl-
can state Convention.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

To accomodate those desiring to visit
st. Louis, Mo-, on the above occasion.
the q. X. q |. railroad, will sell excur-
SION tickets, on February 20. at the rate
OF sl2.95 for the round trip. Tickets
VIII be good for return until February
Is, inclusive. Passengers taking the =
p. III. train from Umon station reach
st. Louis by Fort Wayne the following
morning al 7:45.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

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R@.n "a suos p lay sl,gAs.y saRsass
s5Gfasrly siuas.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
Lily Wbit-r,oor
Lily white riour

Made Ivy Valley City Milling Co, Grand
Rapids, Is family favorite. Try il.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

Dr. Palm, dentist, extracts teeth WITH.
out pain. WondeTly block, . Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

IL made from the choicest wheat, care.
ially selected.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The best l. cheapest ard most satis-
factory.