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The record-union., 1891-05-12

No ONE has so honestly and fully re-
piled to Mr.. Henry George and his doe
trine of land taxation and accompany
ing theoriesyas w. II. Mallock. The same
scholarly writer is now engaged in show
ing by the logic of reason and history
that universal labor federation is impos-
sible, because the wider the attempted
scope of the federation, the more diff
cult becomes the task of uniting the
various sections to be embraced within
it. If all climates and soils, he argues
in his latest paper, offered equal advant-
ages to the laborers, there might be a
community of interest between them.
But in proportion as the laborers come
to own the soil they occupy, the diversity
of interests would become more and
more apparent. He adds:
1t has often afforded matter for senseleSs,
useless wonder TO philosophers, that the
various peoples should consent TO supplv
soldiers who would fight and die for the ann
bition and aggrandizement OF their rulers
IL Is q fact, however, that the various peoples
hare done this; and III they have fought and
died for the advantage OF others, we can
hardly doubt that they would do the same for
the advantage of themselves. The labnrerS
OF different countries. in fact. are only natural
allies so long as they are i'm the presence OF
what they think 10 be u common loe-capital-
and III once that fee were removed or crippled
they would find hitterer foes in one another
than they ever found In it.
The record-union., 1891-05-12
a1nle Brrs. s Go.

This weeks special values that
remain in good assortment are the
Lace Curtains for $1 10, the Chill
dpen's Dress Shoes, patent leather
tip, for 81 45. All Of these continue
on sale until closed out.
The record-union., 1891-05-12
lIOynaIhanS Business COLLEGE
NO IMPORTATION

OF EASTERN, PENITENTIARY OR
" cheap Coolie goods of paper material
or those undsrselling our home industry
Only regular goods from f1rst-ciass manufact-
uring houses, such as Hathaway, Sole d Har-
ringtOn, the United Workmen Company.
Every attention given to home industry.
Goods sold at prices beyond competition.
United Workingmens Fine Calf Shoes reduced
from So SO to So. NJ. KUEENEL.
myl2-tf S24 J street
The record-union., 1891-05-12

SAMPLE ROOMS, 1914 Sixth street, be-
tween j and h. Fine Wines, Liquors and Ci-
gaTs. JACOB HEARTH Proprietor
The record-union., 1891-05-12

PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH by
use of local aneSthetic. DR.. WELDON, Den
tist, Eighth and j streets.
The record-union., 1891-05-12

HANDMADE CREAMS, 35 cents per
pound; also finest variety OF candies. JOHN
ARCEGA, 50S II street.
The record-union., 1891-05-12
%pErtni 3tpftrPH.

AM CRAZED WITH TOOTHACHE
And serves you right for having neglected to
use SOZODONT. Had you done so your
mouth would have been healthy and your
teeth sound. Get the 'snag'' pulled out and
commence at once using SOIODONT, thereby
preserving the balance of your teeth.
The record-union., 1891-05-12

MISS KATE +. BYRNE, vocal teacher,
will be in Sacramento Mondays. 1908 l.
street. ap21-1m*
The record-union., 1891-05-12

BRADYCRoTINE cured headaches for D.
Stauftacher, travelling agent for William
). Merrill Chemical Co., Cincinnati, O..
The record-union., 1891-05-12

BEEcHAM's pills curebilious, nervous
ills.
The record-union., 1891-05-12
HOTEL FOR SALE.
The Property Known as the Gafford House at
DavisviIle is Offered For Sale.

THIS is a GOOD INVESTMENT, AND To
L person who win conduct a first-class
country can be relied on, by reason of the
established reputation and well-known ac-
commodations of the hotel For par
1o15 street, Sacramento, Cal. my5-d&wlm
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

Safforia furerrr Roiit, T~0ritoppeie,
Cur Naue. Itdrrhosa, Epitooen
7rRbsr Crms, giper SBUu o. 600 5orosielis
uosH itooeiige 5gIger.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
6ra 9ronnins &riitinas rn9oOmstio.
af 8. TopeIius.

Gortiat fra forriss No)
'RnOftgIo, gbers Maieitat, min Golfer iamler Diters
anSs @tSnGnb ON fig, Os be inbuier bsnSe Suno'
"'0er, Der CT utienbte europa"
"a, ies usO bet. UT Ipaa i SanOerne."
'W'ere enb bet. Masernes ~albsamIe gisSom CT
saaet Oosr til graberue. 0tin Ssiter ~tilbrinser mans
EN en- Nat fit Stieruetammer msb ben %piieite bIanpt
S0Ost9e, 0erpiiden Susfein Ben aai. 9an tpoer
T"os eiter Stisrnerues Sang 6Ortib, NutiS % 6remt'o,
sTsrns9tmIen er for bam iom en- aaben Bog"
etoar Oh greuuerIins meO bin Ssitsr3"
"a, meo 0uspoIt."
oS bum ~itruer til big ON Stiernsrne2"
0~N0srttOen. s be iibfte fire Wtaaneber bar bun p9s
|" 0p'aSsn al en- %panIteIis Serssnins, en- 9en'mell99eo,
"" a0Sranlter efter be samIe SaI0Gers anulSnlns.
>uW ~Doroifopet for ben sbe December 1926, Eiuerne
'"'sVN9 Udonat, eitsr be Rriltnes Gibsre9nin9."
S9 bun bar funbet giSsIen til oet2"
"a leS rehts fra &eseusburs, bupOs bun snSna lite
~tardleu, bun birter ale 9aaie op. Oct CT llSs'
% ! S'0'ert. yiaar man ipssr Roset, man pl ln0e'
%' man, Buab man iSser. GrOr Sa pa Sfler'
u%'aaIte; iss UeO lite. Sasar ueO geifeS. Seq trOr
'F' at to @uuse to sr fire."
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
Born ifrigcr efter
Yit6er'S Gatorta.

lU5
Oct sr f~ornuftist. 5arueI. Seq ital raaolau rneo
&issifatmeiteren."
Sriitina bleu enc Os gap fig isien til at ltape JIG
i~siennsm bet guile SiItetel, paa buiIfct en- latinlt Cert
par irIis itreuet meO ~forspIbte SespnSsIieSbOsitauer.
9ens SnbbOIb IsO, iom fplser:
'Sasar Sultan, Broistsns uoiaarne, ienber Srtftna,
sunises, g6tbes % Gsnb,s Drowning, fin Silisn msO Sub
ben alm99tiSe.
"Gu bar lite astet mig uGrSis ct Spar paa min Strtpslie
al ben 12ts WPobarrem 1860. Seq 1tilltriusr lite bette upen'
fab, men inarere bin ~llpibeubso ON Cubs Stprslie. BIB
altiaa, at bet bar bsbaset auab siennem I'm Yrolet at opbsle
mia. lite peb gpro elsr arperet, men po ben epl9e' 6oruobe'
asmmcllss qope. Bib, at uaar RalHens gemalinoe tIlbpoer
Susriees Gronnins tit 8enifab, sisr bun bet ertnorins ON
oamIe gaae oa Sepibfbeb ON ben en- GrbHntn9 pGroiSe
b~sifnbsnbe 3Gntemaabe.
Sea bar ubiorfet Simleus Se9u, builfe ben amn9sh9e
bar ifrepet bin oe min SfiGbue fra Dor 6sbielSfuuo. Seq
bor fuuSet at, bpao Der bibtil er feet, betr9itet, men oil ttte
iorbslos. at imob os haar ben Sprfe Saturuus. iom life
forIioes pel meb glaneternes Ronse. Altlaa pl leg bernleo
laSe ba pibe os beSs big buite bet, at benslots Write, lom
aoar os imob, ira gespubslieu al npite aar 1864 ira Sso'
,hra. Tom .r bet 1e54oe sfter eoers 3iosresutne, pl TONNE
til aor Waot os B9loe. iiGr mibt aarst, bpor ban lite MI
uuOlabe at aulifte iarlise Ting mob BEN, iom taar unSer
ben Sprde Suyiters g%sftpttsIie % sr berbos at mGrte, at
nm ne ben Snrfs Mars, iom for bet met unbsrtstter Sas
turuus, til ben 2o par lanst borts paa Simlsn, os Wsor'
oenliiernsu, Iom CT Supltsrs Sen, HOB oS n9rTneIe, ptIee
iutet gin ba pGre iftsrt for Undergoing. an CT bet at baabe,
NJ ON Der sup sr ttr 6%oranbrins ipsnte, pl bog sSntst
bqnS,, iOm sialbu sipet. Gsiis laesr ies big uioe, paa bet
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

miubrs | lob snb be noritt aiabm1no.
Sporlcoes tuuoe on bisie iOntprrers
meb BEN? III apufurrante 6leo orRbt
cec en- iIis 8sitemmelie al ~"2ancsfaoe.
rem" On oeilig 2anosiabcr, iont
iolste fine llnOeriaattsrs 2euebrso %
itat Salssiummsn / fin 9omme!
Get bar iIrr Iorolauosbaubefen
JONI baooe siort Bergen iua rig. Wsn
M bapbs life anore euo 3pIterne Sop
til at reiie til gtorolano % 6iumarten.
NorolRnoir9erue maatte oeriUr irlge
5iifcn for ben Bris, 9pitcrue uiGoe 81,
% be fiji babe baarlise Og opre garer
tilbase.
Sanoelen | be Gage bar for bet
Meite Spttebanoel -- 8arer mob Bas
rer. vi bar 8ionesbDro for, at 3Ds
iterne ofte nesteoe at irlee garcr for
Eeuse. Nei, Beuse breo be zig life
ON, men Slit 5iit.
De norife SanoelsmGno iant bsriOr
neo til at bli ct Slags ascHter meIlem
Epiterne % Rorbl9noinserue. De le'
peoe iaa at iise poa 9plternes Rnaoe.
2ibt eiter libt be9pnbte Rorbl9noin'
serne islu at isile til Bergen meO line
@arer. (Mere.)
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
Set fore Sao.

Der par en- aIsft | SUerises granouOlo, iuOre os
pbrs. Den ubUibsoss mere Os mere; ben itiIte GOlt Os
StpreIie fra binanosn. Spis "Suerise5 9iitOrie CT
bets 6ou9gs," iaa bar oenns 9iitorie mango alsiter at
oppiie. Grooming 6rifiua par blsusn en- 6remmso ior
bet 5Olt, meo bpiItst bun SsspubeIisn al lin Eesierins
ipntss at ubsisrs en- SiGl os en- Billie.
6uu inbiaa bet mssst sOot. 9n Samtioi9 itriuer /
Tai 1858: "SeuOss MusitGt ipntes at uare meset
msIuntOIf 90 Dier fig iislcen OisntIis, men sr fun Jams
men meb uosIs 6aa."
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
Sor Yattc.Sprn og Sorn.

"Ganoria or iaa bel aupcubt for Bsru.
al ltg anbefaier Oeu iremior noget aHoet
gRtooel, TOM le9 t~leHoer"
9. Hrfer. NJ. D.,
II 2. Srioro Ctr, grootlpn, ". "
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
Totoaraj Wartin Rcppe,

iom man bar oGret iaa Del ttlireos meo /
Canton, guiter at uuberrette fine manae
aiinoer ON, at ban tan lite uqre Der mere
eno TO Tiger III. 8e, iom pt bape 8illcoer
hos hanl, ntau TONNE ltrnr. 392
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
705

8erne ftOrttan.enOs, ~.faripnte, rigt begaueOe aano,
iOnr ipntes taIoet til at oplpie og uarms fin Iiosaloer.
bdpbe be9rauet fig en- aIOlteresls, luttet fla inOe bd1
fine .sne ineure Uiure og tabt fit 5oOieite. 6u6uet
aunb, Der tGrr paa fig ielu, er tubt ior gieuns;ebeoeu.
go tommre bet bleu | Gronniu9 ariitinas SiGl, bee
mere iogte bun at faa 1ombeoeu uOfpIot al anore, is9tt
Tom for paa getiuseIie al ielu at pare alt, os isste for,
giGues. Saa Tom Der noset anbsi.
zen 40 Giterdaret 1853 hpttsoe 3ronHinaeu mel
tit 5of os be ~iremmebe Ssnbebub til llpiala. Ger uur
Ben / StotbOim; ben par bespnot pua S6Osrmalm %
baUOe berira brtbt fig oper gpen. 8 Gsrituinsen bier
Der iat gast uso be imittsoe 6uie, men Der bleu inari
for mango al benz; iaa ftrsp man ct tort root Rors
paa Porten. 2Grtebiitop 9enGus iao i~KSsipGrret idaa
bant ct mGrtst 9us, buOr en- pise par bleUsu ipg
8rOnninsen fOrbso bam at uenOe tiIbass til lIpiala.
aouents Ssnoas p~rabitsoe en- bst astct @iait, 9i.
ltopsn Sttsnguds. SobaHueS Ratbia, llpiala Dom,
tirte. 8rOuniugsn Os 9offet biuaansOe GjuOstieusteu.
Oct par IGHss, iiOeu bun bauoe uWt lg o~ifsntIig pee
anoastssUeIin. Slaooereu uiOits at iortrle ON libel
~anOastiss GuOstisnefter Stod5olms SlotstapeI, buo,
8ronHingeus Salmsbos Iaa uenot paa 6oueSet iorau
bsuos, meosns BUN unoer praoitenen LATTE en- beoenfi
Iatinit BOG. Raaite uilos bun nu iaa meset mer,
aabsuIpit piis fin SDsr iOr ben ianSe s~uan9eliite 9ars.
Suu sit %OiisutIis til aIters, alene os isrit. Com anoei
SoIe iuIsts Sofperional, % sitsr bet tom Msaiabeoena
spriSs WieSIenmsr. Ter oar Sutst at uSiGtts yaa Iron,
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
Certificate Of Deposit Of Securities.
Office Of the Auditor u State, /
Insurance Department.


ap btoNfss Appas lFe NdHdGr l~Fl.
6eroeo bebioucs, at the Equitable Life
Insurance Company Tes Roiues, ,3ofun,
bar bette Ciice label iuoreQtitrere bets be-
soigsoe ~oifttclle HegHiidbs CpatBr motif
Bite December 1890, bpiliet n0uiier bets
iamleoe d]orpltgtelier liacouerior 9olirer,
uolteote og I arait pp til nRUute Taa. 6e
regnet eiter ben bgieite loUtige Siauodro, at
uGre $54i,974sl.
vt npunts Equitable Life Insurance Go
bar ocpoueret I bette Eiice Tags Tuto iaa
ban Sitierbe0, i0m Stateu iUrelirtper, neut
lig. Stdts o. NuutcipGt BONDS liant gouo@
o. mortgages pda ubebeilet GlsH6om / eta,
ten Soma, Il 9'clpb al S64O43i.tO I'll Torotl
OF Stiterbe0 for Sglitabt,s EoltcC SUl0ere
GRDute Selitab bar olinu / ale au0re
@euieeuoer ogiulot Stats GoUeH ON gtU5,
assurance Seiitabs RegulcrjnQ.
Gil 8cfrritelie berni bar Icd uuoertcaHei
nit Gapn o. lat NIT Gmbc0s SegI 0eryau
Bpen 8es 9olues o~usuior ouiort Datum.
col q. ~ gpou8.
- Auditor of State
C~pennGpnte INSURANCE Sclifab bar igt
geuoe @mbeosmGuo: 4. R. 0ubbel. Brett
bent; Gpris atrf, 8tcc Breiioeut; a. Is
GummiHS, Sccrrtdrp; 3. Z. Martin, SHpeTs
mteHoent OF NgcucD.
Ur Saeob 3mdmepsr / 3ec0rab CT
Tiitrict Ageut.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
SpESIELT TJLBUDI
704

Rriitina To-: BUN baube iaaet en- Soc. Sun taIote paa
Roiette. Roistte tom.
Sent mig mine uilasts $50 ira forris. llss,
aammerpigeu benteOe forunbret bisie b%aIDiliote Sto,
Der bauOe uaret buurue al en- Drowning Tom lite par
i~pnberIis Ombpssslis meb fit Toilette. StOene bIsu
OmbunOsn meO en- TART suI SiIteinOr Os Iasts bet toit'
bare Grin uOeu ~itriftIis 5ortIariHs. aorssien, 6asar
Sultan, Stambul Serai, bleu ftreuet paa Smilaset Og
ituloe for en- Sitterbsbs Sfplb Osiaa itriues paa 1pr'
tilt. Sultausns Tartar ituLOs beisrse Senoinsen. 3
Srientsns giQebipros pi(Oe ben lite pGrs uani'eIis at
tpbs:
"Suis bu life mart bsugtter biSis StO til 5Iust, uuOa
saar bu life Silteinorrn."
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

Sci bar III bet itbritc Gpln9 al al.
~ minoelige 6igbmanosoarer, oi uo8eu.
iinoe bar bait, % be iGl9es til Ell biltgere
4ris eno Barer al idmme aualitet Tan iIpbeS
| nogeu auoen 8p | Gouuttet. vi bruger al.
brig iom agu ben Mlaaoe at auertere uogle
8arer til llnocrpris for at foo 6oli I'll at tro,
at ri iGl9er biaist, % iaa iortpue benz at
bisie Sarer er netop ubiolgte. vi alpr en-
ltgeirem Gprretnlng. Sammenlign pore
griier meo bnilirnIombelit Ipreno Z figber
auoetiteo8. 5telo & Briggs, SUuiton, Miun.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

at bu life maa ~iorismme be 3roenbes gsnner tire @an8s ON
Rriitues Cub, iom 10 o9iaa er grofetens Sub, at ban maa
beifptte big mere, eub Stiernsr formaar. 8eialsnos big Cub.
@ipst DOR 9eioens Stambul Sarai ben 25be Wiaansoeu
Rspi6eb aar efter 9ebidra Der 163be Os al salisns Besie.
ring bet iemte.
Sasar Sultan.'
&riitina ~srublsbe. Oct par isien 6ammerpigen, Der
popsbe at tiltale en- Drowning iom fin Scouting.
Msn bag bsnbs itoo Rattsns bemneIisbeSsfuIbe Stierns,
os ben fit ben fOrnarneOe 0rOnnins til at tuiDle. ens
tsn:@aer! Gnten bsie fig for en- utienbt Uiast, iom
piIOe beberite en- fri aunb, sler osiaa peObIiue at uGre
fla ieIp. gaIset bapbe life p9ret ~uanifeIigt, bpis ben
~utienots Iaast life baube funbet 5OrbunosfRacr /
Morsenens 0rsume os ct oprsrit 5ierte. SeiOmme
gsl9er feg og iant 9ronniuseus Sial. Sua liar
/ Dit; bporfor utlar bstte2 Saa %bun6Isie 0pb,
iaa brifis SuSmmsrits, Os iau %pIubieIis en- Srans til
6ooiaitel
Der 6riusr Iaa msSsu rOolos Gang | bet blaa Ocean.
5usleu fer, tret al at tlsue ben TONNE 9uft, Ssnne
Gang us in6biGbsr fig at finbe ct 6uileiteo Der. arb
ltiuas glit falOt paa ct tOitbart Strin al Glfenben Os
Splp, Der par isnbt bsnbe al en- 3aanb. BUN lite uiIps
nauns. 9un Iutteos Sfrtust Op, tOs en- 8iette buitsnoe
@mbrapsrlsr Op al Def, iaa imilsnoe poa benz os sieute
benz en- Stuiis. Bar bette Erin life en- tOusslis
9eunssaus, parbis til at ieHbe til Sasar Sultan2
llSen Suipl. den bet buybe baus ct p~asience SnbboIp.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

Brt8sr al Gaitoria or iaa atmiuoelia. oa
oenS 6orocIr iad pei iienote, at bet ipucs at
pare ooerllgoigt at anbeiaie ben. Ger or
laa ilttslligeuie 5amilier, iom tifs altio bar
gaitorta ueo Saanoen.
Carlos Warttu, ID. d., Rem Oori 9th.
6orbenuTrenoe Brat ueo 8Ioomfua0ale re.
torniereoe Girte.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

2 Here Var bar icg anbefltet 7eres Cato
ria, og ies iial altio sisre bet, oa 8eiultater
ne bar altio U9ret osIgisreRoe.
Comm y. Bar0ee, VI. D.,
"The Winthrop, i25th Str. and eth Ave.
New York City.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
oasTsRolY OUTRAGE.
Aa oid soldier Bras.liy rrsass< sy Tvs
EksxA

An oid soldier bEatsliy Treated By Ivs
rhsxA
A very disgracefui affair occurred
last evening "A the saloon Of Michael
& Frank coFdes, al "a Canal 81. Az Old
veteran b. the name Of Hugh Wilson
has been board ing at the tordes place
and was Indebted To them for lodging
ard drinks. Wilson receives penslon
Of $50 per mouth, ana yesterday or
Saturday received MS pension Tor The
quarter, or $50, At least that Is the cup
position Last night the soldier OF
llaany battles went into the tordes dive
ana sat down IN chair. Upon seeing
him the father-in-law OF one OF tie
saloonkeepers, Pat or Dan Hayes, fe-
marked: There ls that old - - =,
and ne has got money enough TO pay
us Ia zee over" With this Hayes dealt
the poor old man blow ia the face
with such force as 70 knock nm on the
chair onto the floor. With the help OF
Frank Cordes the old man WAS dragged
into back room out OF sight. where
the brutes continued 10 batter nm.
Alter firing OF this they threw him out
into the alley, where he was picked up
by an officer and brought TO the sta
ton. Mr.. Wilson was bruised IN ter
ribleImanner about the face aud other
wise injured. Ills clothing as we'll as
his nair was besmeared with blood, and
his condition such that he could give
no account OF the affair. When he
was searched At headquarters all that
was found vas his pension papers and
1925 in money. There was an eye
witness to the affair in the person of
Robert Mahoney. who said IL was the
most outrageous thing he had ever wit
messed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
DO YOU FIND IT HERE?


Col. Van E. Young 10 i'll of pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Harry Ellis has returned to Es-
canada.
NJ. f. Taylor and wife, Of Manton.
are in the city.
Miss Fannie Earle 10 the guest of
Sparta friends.
Mrs. j. c. Darragh is the guest Of
friends IN this city.
Mrs. Baker. of Cincinnati, is the
guest of Mrs. W. +. Buckley.
Harry Riudge left yesterday for
two weeks visit in New York.
Mrs. Hart and daughters Of New Or
leans are north for the summer.
Miss Lawrence, of Waterford, y. V,
is visiting Mrs. A. G.. Hodenpyl.
Mrs. NJ. V. Aldrict leaves this week
for Old Mission to spend the summer.
Mrs. j. Sumner Oakley. of Chicago,
is the guest of Mrs. Fred o. Williams.
Mrs. Robert Cew, of Toledo, is the
guest OF Mrs. Frand Smell, 65 Safest.
Miss Mary Berkey. Of Denver. is the
guest of her uncle, Hon. W. A. Berkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Fred Avery leave
soon for HarbOr Springs for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder D. Stevens and
son have gone to Harbor Point for the
summer.
| III. T. Chase and wife leave this
week for the sea shore to spend the
| summer.
Mrs. John G.. Shields, of Colorado
City, is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
George Kendall.
Mrs. K. c. Hathaway. of 50 Henry-st,
is slowly convalescing from her illness
| of the last few weeks.
| Bert M. Parrish, of this city, will
graduate from Trinity college this week
with the degree of B. A.
j. Edward Earle has returned from
Harbor Point where he has been to
refit his cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Ellen Lyman who has been in
Europe with her daughter, Countess
| kuenze, has returned to this city.
Mrs. A. B. Watson has received a
cablegram from her nephew, Willie w.
Mead announcing his safe arrival at
Queenstown.
The engagement of VIM. NJ. Wenzell,
| of the firm of Wine Gar d WenzclI, and
Miss Edith NJ. Wagner, of Detroit, Is
announced. the ceremony to be per-
formed earlyin September.
Gen. Nelson Monroe, Of Boston,
Mass, who has been In the city the
| past week in the interest of the G.. A.
r., leaves today tor Lansing where he
will address the posts OF that city. The
General has made many warm friends
here during MS short stay in the city.
Fred 5. lsham. of New York. Detroit
| and Grand Rapids, now doing time at
the Lansing reform" scnool for the
Grand Rapids Democrat and sitting
down hard upon the clerkshlD of Duke
Doran's committee, meanwhile putting
IN his odd moments at play and story
writing. was scverally, individually and
collectively III the city yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

From letter written by Mrs. Ada r
Hurd. OF GroioD. :. D., We quote.
WAS taken with tad cold. WINCH set.
tied on my lungs, cough set in and ii
nally terminated IN consumption.
gave myself up to my SAVIOUR, deter
mined IL | could not stav with my
friends on earth, would meet my al.
sent ones above. Ny husband was aa
vlsed IN get Dr, Kings Sew Discovery
Tor consumption, coughs and colds. ]
gave Il trial, took IN AL eight bottles
Il cured me, and thank cod am now
a vel and hearty woman TRIAL bot
tie lnc NJ Feek Bros drugstore, regular
size SOC ard 81 90.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
Finally Punished.

The superior court jury made short
work of the case Of Henry Nutting.
Nutting went through the pockets of
John Snyder's coat and vest and stole
gold watch and chain valued at 500.
Snyder was working on an addition to
500 Canal-st. and MS coat and vest were
hanging on the porch. The theft was
committed June %, 1889. and since that
time Nutting has kept clear of the town
and the detectives. On his last visit to
the city he got drunk and was captured.
The jury found him guilty and he was
sentenced to Jackson for one year and
six months.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
CayJ,tVeI Sbec1aI..

To accommo date those desiring to
see the boat carnival at Ottawa Beach
on Thursday evening this week, and
return homo the same night. II special
train will be run, leaving Union station
at p. M. leaving the Beach returning
at Ii p. IN. The procession will start
at . p. m. and no efforts are being
spared TO make this the finest spectacle
Of the kind ever seen in the State. The
display of fireworks and Examinations
will be especially fine.
Fare for the round trip will be IS
cents.
GEO. DEHAvEN,
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

HON. CYRUS y. PERKINS. JUDGE.

HON. CYRUS u. PERKINS. JUDGE.
Estate of John Calkins, deceased;
will admitted TO probate.
Estate OF John Ball. deceased; execu-
trix annual account allowed.
Estate of Julius Houseman, deceased
final account of special administrator
allowed; viii admitted to probate and
William Hake appointed executor.
Estate of Marinus Kornoelje, de-
ceased; will admitted TO probate and
Gabriel Kornoelie appointed executor.
Estate of Bridget Sullivan, deceased
license to sell real estate granted.
Estate of Addie NJ. Dykehouse, de-
ceased; petition for probate Of will filed
hearing July Is.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
Excursion to milwaukee O.. so.

Saturday, June goth, the D.. @. II. &
NJ. Railway Company will run an ex-
cursion to Milwaukee, leaving Grand
Rapids a. 1890 p. m. and connecting at
Grand Haven with the elegant steamer
"City of Milwaukee," arriving at Mil
waukee at 6:45 n. m, return leave Mil
waukee at $50 p. M. arriving at Grand
for the round trip. This arrangement
will allow al! day in Milwaukee and
returning early Monday morning in
time for business.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
To Disuel Colds.

Headaches and fevers, to cleanse the
system etlectually, yet gently, when
costye or bilious. or when the blood is
impure or sluggish, to permanently
cure habitual constipation, TO awaken
the kidneys and liver to a healthy
activity, without irritating or weaken
in gthem, use Syrup OF Figs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
rher VIII nan IN. salean.

The residents OF the Hill were out in
strong force " the council meeting last
night Ia reraonstrste against the grant
NC Of A saloon license TO Van Dam and
rraock on Brdge-st BID. For some
reason the matter VAS net brought sp
srd The residents have concluded 20
"a q nae meeting on saturday night
a. H. Church of Christ. A monster
pcta on sgaiust the sal'cn viii then he
t,rrr., reh and q vdi i'e l0d before the
Council az "a rieSt ssssior.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
Lawn Fete.

Oriental Chapter, o. E. s., will give
a lawn fate and moonlight social on
Thursday evening. June Is. at Mrs. o.
L. Davidson's, corner of Eighth and
Turner.sts. A jolly time may be
looked for, as NICE program is being
prepared. Ice cream. strawberries.
etc, will be served. All members and
friends of the order invited.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
GEO. DEHAvEN,
General Passenger Agent.

After Monday, IA, the Reeds Lake
Electric Ry. will run its cars as follows:
Leaving Easiest. every thirty minutes
until IL o'clock noon, and every fifteen
minutes after IL o'clock, except SUM-
day, wnen they will run every fifteen
minutes all day. Half fare will be
gwen to picnic parties Of more than
fifty persons.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

You who wear trousers will find il to
your interest to examine the stock and
prices at Shattuck & Trowbridgc's, "a
Monroe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
Superior Court

HON. y. A. BtRLISGAME, JUDGE.
David +. Elkerton vs.. Betsey j. FL
kerton. IN ehancery; motion 10 dismiss
made by complainants solicitor and
granted with SIS costs TO defendant.
The people VS.. Henry Nuttng, lar
ceny more than SIS; verdict guilty; sem
fenced TO Jackson State prison tor one
year and six months.