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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23
the SOLDIERS HOME

The captioumess Of some members OF
the Legislature over the deficiency in
the construction fund at the Soldiers
Home, lie principally for effect. Some
thing must be found to reform in the
Affairs Of the State to give the Democ-
racy any reason for existence. Here is
. chance to look wise and say 81
thought co." 1t is oven intimated that
this deficiency business must be stopped;
boards must be taught that they can
not overstep the limit of the appropria-
tons marked out. even TO the benefit
Of the State. Ii this deficiency matter
had been q common occurrence in
Michigan, there would have been some
reason for this captiousness. Or if
there had been any stealing by the
board, or if the State had not got what
it paid for and value received, there
might have been ground for censure.
But since the changes made in the
plans and the additional expense caused
were such as prudent business man
would have made. the whole matter
will doubtless be considered by the
legislative committees in the same
light. and will be adjusted fairly.
The Democracy seems to be stalking
it, whole chance for political capital on
an investigation into the affairs at the
Home. The new appointments on the
board will make it Democratic, and q
thorough overhaullng may be expected.
Desperate efforts will doubtless be
made to find something of assistance to
the Democracy in its next campaign.
Some great abuse, or ewindle, or mis-
management found will be god-send
to the party, and it is bound to come, if
manufactured TO order out Of whole
cloth.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23


- AssAzsss& ennass Al~,. x~xAs Assss
- Usassurn&
Clare Ala. sxehits<t. whe vii pre-
psss NE plsns fsr shs espasal Wagon
conpany's bsg woke 81 loaas, vss -
the Merton lask evening. He . N Vie
elty 70 lock ever The works Of he hsr-
risoa Wagon Company. with . view Of
Incorporating Ne bsss fsAtares u ~
building ia hss plsns.
"Ths CApstal Wagon COMPANY sasd
be, 80 the snceessor Of the Lansing
eoncern that vsns TO the wall . year
ago. The present ownsrs pnrenssed
what thsrs wss left Il the goodwill VI
the company. and the patents. and re
oryanlsesi with . capital stock Ut tloo,-
600. L. B. Tounssnd 10 president OF
the COMPANY, and the directorate -
compcsed Of men Of ample means-"
"how large will BE- the new factory
'sThe main building Will b ieox&oo,
three-stoFles In height. In addition 10
this there will BE- . dry kiln, store
houses, engine and boiler-room, etc.
The plApt will cover . tract OF four
acre. located on Steele-st-"
What kind OF wagons will be NADER"
1.-The same - st Lansing. The CON-
pany owns patent on this wagon
which u said to ~ superior to any
thing in the market. do not know
what the output Will BE-, but expect 1t
will b grsster than II was at Lansing.
Yes, there seems 20 be . boom on ~
Ionia. and the future looks bright for
that lively little town."
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23

ONH ENJOYO
Bbth the method and zssaln When
Syrup Of Figs y taken; Il b pleasant
and refreshing to the Taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidnsys,
Liver and Bowels. cleanaee The ~
ten eHeetualIy. dispek colds. bead
aches and fsven and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup a Fig = the
Only remedy Of it, kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing TO the tasts and %
ceptable 70 tho stomach, prompt IN
i.s action and truly beneficial IN it,
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many sxcellAnt qualities commend 4
to Ill and have made i The mod
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs b for sals IN 900
and 81 bottles b. al leading drug
gista. Any reliable druggist wno
may not have Il on hand win pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
nbstitute..'
CALIFORNIA re SNUp CO
sAx SRAsotooo. CAL
tofuoNtkks ~ hew S0A6 NJ
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23

n Loo<w g - niuhs et1smg1o1
- hslianls - sDoainhnssi = Ca l.
g. nnshmfoe1 - - . unsnshss - ~
noiliersf He's baard- r. anhes 81
49, e - voaih - s1ncs hok1sEs -
dsx eovssnw WinAns. azs quite anas-
no 70 thoss vho look On fron ths cut
ads. la ens paragraph Iass nlghs TIE
Leader stAtee. that ~ b . msnhss Ct
ths so!z1ier5 Hens board fsx skx years.
y hsst1s than 70 ~ sdjutAnt-gsnsrai,
yss u isacisg editorial We and, "ta
81 eandos, GovsrHox WinAns. What
grudgs have you against Grand Rapids
snd NE Esfth distriesf' The same
article goes On 70 say that Rathssfesd's
appointment smpiy aids oas more -
ths lsng Ilss Of biundsrs already made
by The Governor, and that the requests
Of prominent Democrats hare bssn
Ignored, 10 crafty the wishes OF enc
''Jos Rosenshal," Who IL represented -
being aimoss sn alien, 1t least hereto
fore On unknown quantity IN Fifth DIS
rict politics.
The grudge of the Governor evident
~ v not . thing Of very mammoth pro-
portions. judging from the plums that
Are coming this way - compared with
important appointments uads By
previous Republican administrations.
Davis gets the wardenship ~ Jackson.
the juiciess On the tree. But then ''ths
fellows" didn't want he should have it
there's the rub-and now Ruther-
ford il offered something he didn't ask
for. Such Is politics, and it 10 barely
possible that Rutherford Will decline
what mest men would consider . good
thing.
Make merry. gentlemen, your bear.
dance will amusc the people and not
the least interested among the specta-
tors will b Republicans, some OF whom
have only just laid ASIDE their sandals
after similar performance.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23
The Ymerson Home.

The Emerson Home, founded BY
George Young, and designed to help
fallen women. il doing . noble work.
Since its founding the homo has cared
for about $50 women, who have nearly
all permanently reformed. The IN
trades are taught them, and positions
found for them in respectable families.
The interest in the home Is increasing,
and an industrial school will probably
be formed for the institution IN the
near future. Matron Livingston says
that there 10 no requirement As to the
length Of stay of the inmates. The in
stitution is provided for by benevolent
contributions, and is prosperous.
George Young Is now in Wisconsin,
rescuing fallen women from the stock
ade dens OF that State.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23

The cottage plan for old soldiers and
their wives 10 meeting with the CON-
merdation il deserves. No moro seps-
ration of husband and wife-no more
sending 10 the poor-house of the wives
VINO struggled 10 keep the family 1T
home and together, while the hus-
hands were fighting the battles of the
Union, are the watchwords.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23

Aay ssbsertbsr 90 TuE HELB01AA-
mEnALD vhs satls - ssestvs ths paper
regularly or whs may have rsassn -
ess0iaia sf late delivery. viii sssfsP .
special fAsss ~ Informing this e0es 81
shs fact ~ sscs. Sad DsssaA card - call
up tsisphsns 53l.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23

Twelve words Will usS
uai1y ~ = l<e TIVE ltness
thiTseen and not IN eH~
ceed ~ onuy vvOrcso ehss>N
limes. and In the larger
asSvez-ttoouaem eats tho aver
age An seven words 90 -
line. There - hut ono
price and that ts quoted
in the table herewith.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23
TOWER
Bureau
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
ROOMS 8 AND Q TOWER BLocx.

HOOMS ANU y 1--WE" BLUM.
DEGOLIA .Proprietors
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-l0o acre farm In
0ceana Co.. one mile from lake Michigan;
IS acres improved. balance Beech and Maple
timber. clay soil. good buildings. 1910 peach.
1000 pears. go piums. 40 apple trees. other
small fruits in abundance. Price $40 per acre.
TOR SALE-9 room house on Terrace-ave.
Il modern finish and handy to street car SER
vice. bargain for any one wishing South End
property.
WE-Have some hne nursery stock. fruit.
SHADE and ,d ,6ess iSi si's 81
buying ZONE in and see US. We can suit you
on quality and price.
TOR SALE-A nne modern house on Cass-st..
plumbsd throughout. gas and all modern
conveniences. This house must be sold and
Will GO Ut bargain.
VVANTED-To rent. with privilege OF buying.
.oon.bs oar,S n Or with 81 e and
good bar trade preferred.
TOR SALE-Two Groom houses on North
II Lafayette-st., near Bridge; will Sell both
or one cheap II sold within the next 20 days.
EOR SALE-aroom house on Munson-st., 50
Il foot front. good cellar; well and cistern;
graded street; water and gas; price $lSO0; easy
terms.
TOR sALE-s-room house on Thlrd-st.. stone
Il foundation; good well and cistern; will
sell on contract 500 down. balance monthly
payments.
TOR SALE-7-room house on Forrestst.. -
| l. foot front; well. cistern and modern con-
veniences; on contract. 800 down.
TOR SALE- lots on North-ave.. 54x1Oo at
500 each; on contract; easy terms
| TOR EXCHANGED acres two miles from
| SaugAtuck. 100 peach trees bearing. 80
standard pear trees. 30 cherry, Is apple .
| plums. 200 goosberries acres OF strawberries.
I good house and barn. Price 5000.
| MONEY TO LOAN on resi- and personal prop
u erty In sums to suit. Rooms8 ands. Tower
| block.
| HOUSES and rooms to rent; also number OF
IL good tenants -anting to rent; bring Ia
your keys Rooms and .. Tower block.
| DEGOLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.

IL Rutherford should decline to oct
Is member Of tina Soldiers' Home
Board, how Gen. Alger, Judge Brown,
Gen. smith and Congressman Bliss and
other men Of State and National ropu-
tation will feel when they remember
that they once occupied such IN in
ferior position.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23
FURNITURE AND PIANOS STORED.

RADCLIFF HOLT. general warehousemen,
~ AT Ill South Dirision-sf.. store pianos ard
furniture At low rates; expert packers and
careful movers with large vans" sent prompt
~ by felephoning No 500. during hons or en
after hours IAN l-s2
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23

A fountain of happiness-A bottle Of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. Price only d cents
Its meritorious article. Salvation OIL. the
great pain-annihi,ator. Price Is cents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23

uEs1xHss cHgxCE- xs. 81 - va ssr->
- &eans - years - re&1, ~esN re ~
esxs><f sfsz ~ nsrs $500 p<rr1n>xI tr:< 80
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23

Two for one-The TELEGRAM-HERALD
and Detroit Evening News for l2A cents
per week. s. H. Sweet, or telephone
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23

U>nR sAIx-Ns~ n~sse In se~sN psvf q efss
y -vH taxa vs<Ant - ~ ~ - ass srGRy.
ose 80 Fe,<Nae ave. sazoe - st-ssA " sc~s
ssd = ~ nsefn Ell - ysa ssne A. ~
ktro 6vfrnl sof ~ ex<hSaee foT eat 80 -
eo~11y. II - v4u - 1f1oeooe4
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23
LILY White Flour

Lily White Flour
Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The best is cheapest and most salts
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

The brick block located on West Bridge 81.
Nos 1fT. lac and Isl. IL for sale. Block contains
three stores. The second floor Is in suites OF
rooms. suitable for Offices or housekeeping
VIII sell fer cash or viii take part IN clty
property IL sold in 80 days. lneuire Of
23tf A A. LORD. Isl West Bridge-st
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23

The importance Of purifying the blood can
not be overestimated, for without pure
blood you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs .
good medicine to purity, vitalize, and enrich
the blood, and Hoods Sarsaparilla Is worthy
your confidence. It Is peculiar in that 1t
strengthens and builds up the system, creates
an appetite, and tones the digestion. while
Il eradicates disease. Give 1t trial
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by C. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23


The CONSERVATION Of the average
legislator at the appearance of . con-
stitutional provision in the way of a pet
measure is amusing. These provisions
have faculty of turning up in Michi.
gan At the most unexpected times and
occasions. There are 80 many limita-
tons. 90 much embryo legislation, con-
cealed in the Michigan constitution,
that the members of the Legislature are
tormented by the hideous nightmare
of having much of their work knocked
out "allee samee hawbucks." They
might IS well settle down to the idea
that some of it will be knocked out in
spite of their utmost care. The idea
that set of new hands at the Legislative
business, who know little or nothing
about the real principles of law of any
kind, much less constitutional law, and
who perhaps never read the constitution
until after election, even if then, can
safely run the gauntlet of all the con-
stitutional limitations is preposterous.
AZ we'll might . green hand 10 run .
locomotive, ahead of a lightning ex-
press, from Grand Rapids to Detroit.
without m accident. The Legislature,
however long its session, really has but
. comparatively short time TO consider
a important bill. IL is constitution
atty 10 questioned in the Supreme
Court, the Justices take their time 70
consider il, after the best legal talent
has ably discussed it, and to compare
il with all the authorities and proceed
ents in the state Library. Their
mature Judgment and skill in ooustitu-
noual Interpretation enables them 70
discover whatever mistake the amateur
statesmen may have made. II has oil.
ways been 90 and always viii be 80,
until iurists are elected ss legislators
70 10 no reflection on the members OF
the legislative department. and should
not b 20 considered. II they viii casi
aside this senseless frighs and settle
down 70 work with the determination
| 10 DO the best they can, they viii mol
only ave themselves much discomfort
bat win turn out better Iegisls
Trn local member at the Soldiers
Hsms Board % practically il aessns
manager. He % usually the treasurer
Of the institution. and 10 him % re-
| ferrsd oil matters OF importance tha
| would naturally 60 70 the board for De
csssoa. A per diem and expense 81
lowsnce 10 granted which, soxsther viti
the honor ef the appointment, make
the position. from . Grand Rapid
posns Of vssw, pmsthzng of sueeurs
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23
". II. WIW4NS,
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Furnishes Employers Inside City with Help
Free Of Charge!
ROOMS "a TOWER BLOCK.
Omen Evenin0A Phone 80

MALE HELP wANTED-Ane experienced ele-
M vator boy. hell boys. experienced tohac.
-four packer. nail maker. 2 nrst-cass retouch-
ers, Job printer. men 10 distribute circu-
lars. 3S.0o week and commission; harness
MAKERS granite cutter, SupholstereTs. hand
carvers, 10 men for woods. 4 wood choppers.
n. III. Winans. and Tower block
yVAyTED-An experienced travelling sales
w man for manufacturing company.
FEMALE HELP wANTED-Colored woman
for Kitchen sn:mSsrsld for ont o.
ond girls. 2dishwashers. housekeeper, tail
dresses. sewing girls. 10 general girls. cooks
for private families. lady canyassers.tailor
system chart. Ladies' Psrlor. Tower block.
A GREAT BARGAIN for one week only
"A Lot on Lafayette-st, near Fifth-st-. 5oxl3
only Sl00D. l on same street further south so
pARTyER wANTED-with $500 cash. Ito
L manufacture wooden bowls.
S200 Win buy nice cor; lot on Fifth-sve. II
SOUV sold before Feb ].
$3.50 for a nice lot on Aadi'0navs
efOOO VIII buy two erccm houses. south
SlUNU part Of city; heirshtp property; e.
tate must be closed; rent si2 per month.
NEW srcom house. good locality. on hili.
~ only 800 II sold quick; u dewn. balance
@UUO on n. tnios.st.
A NICE modern broom house On Ioniast.
only es7op for modern sroom house. large
" lot. good locality. on Henryst
20 LOTS on Howara-st. between Madisoa
O< and Union. four blocks north OF Halls ST.
ransina In prices from esoD 10 $50. doet 50 Z
mile outside and pay more
ca acres. good buIidinsa large orchards
lUO fruit Of al kinds. rich coll. near Rock
slon arrrs rich clay loan. 10 acres improved,
l(yO n beavv timlefed. hne buildings. Lapeel
county medei farm, esdp.
AWAY larse list Of farms from ~ 10 10
"A acres. ness thu city. from IS 20 soc Per
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23

As YET no change has been made in
the Office Of the State Librarian. 1t
would Be . graceful act on the part Of
the Democracy TO leaveMEs. Harriet A.
Tenney in the Office She has devoted
her best years TO the service Of the
State at very moderate salary, con-
sidering her experience and adapt
ability to tho work. A change in the
Office would benefit no one, but the i'm
mediate beneficiary, while the whole
State would be inconvenienced by hav-
ing . librarian unfamiliar with the
contents Of the library. MIRA Tenney
IL valuable assistant to any one desir-
Gus Of consulting authorities in the
shortest possible time.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23


the Republicans neatly outgeneral-
cd the Democracy in the senate yesser-
day. The adoption of Senator Taylor's
proposition to elect the Apportionment
Committee. instead of having 1t sp-
pointed BY the Democratic Lieut. Gov
rrnor. 10 . signincens victory for the
Republicans The Patrons are not
anxious TO let the Democrats gerry
rrander the state entirely 70 their ntis-
faction. They know that The basis Of
reapportionment IL Republican and
Democratic votes and the Patron vote
cannot be estimated. Hence the Pat.
rons would rather see an essentially
far arrangement Of districts than such
an arrangement ss would swallow them
up IN the Democratic nav.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23

60 FAB. the candid observer Of local
political events has failed to zee
what ssstisfsction the Grand Rapids
Democracy has got, or is likely 10 Tet
ous of that great Democratic victory
which they 80 lustily celebrated. Every
local statesman and party wlre-puller
fondly believed his chances good 10 get
soms reward for his long waiting and
scovs working. They braeed up and
made . vigorous dash 81 NE spoiis, but
the first. which looked - fair on the
surface. Ike thu Dead Sea apples,
surued 10 ashes in the mouth The
places the local Democracy wanted,
shey did not gek The sppo'ntsss they
favored were left in ths rear. and
others. noe 81 all atisfscsery, we're
brought 10 the front. Things are nos
- al asrsashIs - ~
eE>sO
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23

REAL ESTATE uTry.
TURN oNER new leaf and build . house II
year eva Instead IL renfinx otH cash
u las wlihia filssa minutes salk If tbs nee
eeavA market l. = ffosiA. Lefeits block.
" X. sfklBNER has customers Ter three
va or four hDs houses. rang nS IRON fHa -
thtes Thousand dollars. Ans sas hasins saeh
kause with modern fmpross aenIS. cal ~
once On v. r. scrsensr, 50 feaf3-sI ,
sRtlLDlNe,-Lesn Associations. How %
Southland. building Lean Commission lot New
York state ihsif Organization sna beaentss
difference between Locals and "Nationsls,"
5 t4asi-ss. Sk5u
Zen sALE-lsasinr taken lot Of clts prop.
efts IA exchange fof taFin iapds can o.
Ter some speci2i.bsfgains IN cheap And middle
priced homes on monthly pssmenis ] can
giye You choice Of IS houses nj 500 .si3k.
sid0l s&Eo. sou. ss8N All within sssl fect 81
cable iine Eiessat building Iels ga Paris aud
toiieseztes- onls l0sL No commission on
these prices as sch ny eSn property & ~.
1ufi>, 20 fearl-s-.
xIsoELLAkEoua
PARTIES having any |, lss ~. : or slnoh
parties expecting 10 cut ash az oak lumber this
winter. please wffit. as We ART ia the market
now and want 10 buy three million feei ~
lumber. Address James II. Ford. Michigan
City. Indiana. care Alaska Refrigerator Co.
WANTED-A second nand typewriter; civ
w description ana lowest price. Address
room II. a. 3 DlsislontL u
AT MRS. DR.. BUTTONS Nomans private
"A hospital may hc found infants fur sdop
ton. Mrs Dr. button. - North Lane ave-.
West side Infants and young children board
ed aud cared Tor. s4llf
WANTEp-Esery young man 10 step in ana
w see what We csn 40 with them IN = pair
OF pants. suit Of clothes or overcoat made 10
order. Noigf. herpolxheimer A Co. II
| 9znuua HORSES wINTERED IN bes stalls
~ ion the ground. food timothy hay.
III Horses called for and delivered.
ExkEpXTelephone fny driver al my red
G4Zttdenc~. No. hTi. or call ut Ant. kal-
| scmiBe Co.'S once. 20 North piylsion-st Good
| yards 10 run in when weather IL suitable. NJ.
Il. Church.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23

THE decision OF the Supreme Court,
in tho matter Of the application Of
Editor Featherly for . mandamus
against Auditor General Stone, is gen.
orally commended. II 10 . sensible
view Of the matter Of awarding the tax
printing. Those awards do not proceed
upon the basis OF benefit or favor to the
Individual, but rather to the State.
There is no contract element In the
award, At least until the work has been
done. If any reason exists for counter
manding the award, the Auditor Gen.
eral can countsrmand il, and he alone
Is Judge Of the necessity Of such action.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-23

Ir 10 becoming moro and more appar-
ent that there is not room enough for
Senator wisner and Senator Doran
both At the head of the Democratic
phalanx. In the first place the pha-
lanx IL to small, and in the second place
the two senators are too big. Senator
Doran represents the extreme economi-
cal wing of the party and senator Wis
ner the extreme other wing. As the
two wings are striving hard TO fly in
opposite directions at the Same time,
the result is likely to be . splitting of
the party up the back and down tho
'front.' When the ripping comes the
Republicans will enjoy the music.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-08-21

WAITS.

Nothing is SO ugly as contrariness.
We cannot lift off the common
destiny let us learn to carry it with
wisdom.
There is one social dishonor that
is not reprobated by every honest
heart, as it should be-the dishonor
Of repeating conversation, opinions,
circumstances, not made known
under promise of secrecy, but the
confidence of which should be held
sacred.
One false step, one bad habit, one
loose principle, may wreck all your
prospects, and the precious hopes of
those who love and honor you.
Keep sweet Of heart. Do not get
soured and bitter, as the months fall
into the years, and the years go
away into the never-returning past.
In every town of good size in Mex
leo there are public schools. These
are well attended, though most Of
the rich Mexicans send their children
to the schools Of the City Of Mexico
or to foreign countries, or have
private teachers for them.
Watch the lips, boys let them be
profaned by no course, rough words.
A boys language expresses the sem
tlment of his heart, and when you are
men you will find that " he is blessed
indeed who orders his conversation
Alright"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-08-21
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