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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-07-17

Why is our taste apt to differ so much
from another in the choice Of tie?
Simply because there are so many varie-
ties Of ties to choose from. Ihave them
that ladies' can select from fully equal to
the crocheted. The designs cover almost
every form that human ingenuity can de-
wise. The colors include the exceedingly
plain and exceedingly brilliant, and every
shade between the two, and there is al
most an equal diversity Of material 1
can consult your preference and your
pocketbook not only as to ties, but as to
everything that comes under the head
of Mems Furnishings, in their latest de-
signs, and in fact everything that be-
longs to a First-class Clothing Store.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-07-17
354 Broadway,
Notice,

To the taxpayers Of the Village Of Bennington:
A nate bin has been placed IN my hands for col
lection AZ follows: IS cents on the dollar for the
village tax. 70 cents on the dollar for the high
way tax on the Grand List Of 1891, hereby De
mand the amount OF said tar, and notify you that
viii attend 10 the reception Of the eame Il First
National Bank on and after July LIST, 1891, from
O'Clock .. m. until 4 O'Clock p. m.
There will be discount off per cent. on the
village tax II paid within % days.
GEO. y. GRAVES, Treasurer.
Bennington. VI. July ist, 1891.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-07-17
Notice.
NOTCH.

oaice Of the Bennington Water Company, Ben
nlngton. Va June 18th, 1891.
Notice Il hereby given that the regular ANIMAL
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Bennington
Water Company win be held a the once OF
Henry W. Putnam, IN said bennington, on rnes
day. July 18th 1891, It 10 O'Clock IN The forenoon.
for the purpose Of eleciing board Of Director
OF said company for the year ensuing: also 10
J. 7. sHURTLEFF, SECRETARY.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-07-17

Reported for the BANNER by the New England
Meteorological Society, cooperating with the
United states Signal Services
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10

Mr.. Train appeared with but little de-
lay after had sent up my card. for
promptness is one Of his chief character
istics. We shook hands in the Chinese
fashion. In conformance with the Citi-
GEMS decision never to clasp the hands of
adults. Indeed he assured me that lie
had not shaken hands with grown
up person for twenty years. In this way
he declares he retains his psychic force,
much Of which hs would lose through
transmission were he 10 come in con-
tact with other persons than children,
who cannot absorb his precious power.
Whatever may be said about the Sage
of Madison Square by irreverent and
doubtful people who are inclined to scof
at him. il cannot be denied that he pos
sesses o remarkable amount of vitality
and energy and q certain degree of per-
sonal magnetism. His brain operates
with such rapidity that his ideas arc
often formed more quickly than his
tongue can express them.
/ could perceive but little change in
Mr.. Trains present appearance from
that Of five wears ago. His form was as
erect as before, his bearing and walk
that Of young man, while his eyes were
as full Of fire as ever.
The Citizen was dressed in a modest
dark cutaway suit. 1t need not be added
that he wore quite large sized bouquet
in the bu.tonhole of his coat. observed
that his conversation was far less
"jerky" and more connected than usual.
He said:
Il don't believe that there is now, or
ever was, such a person in existence as
Rudyard Kipling. He's like that so
called Russian girl-what's her name?
Marie Bashkirtseff! Yes, that's it.
Neither Of them ever had any being.
Both the Bashkirtseff book and the Kip
ling novels, as well as the recent news
paper articles, Were written by some
clever Bohemian literary fellow who be-
longs to syndicate formed to put those
books on the market.
"Who ever met Kipling? Did any
body see him when, as it is claimed, he
passed through America year ago:
Why didn't the Lotos club take him up
1
ty? Have any other club men seen him?
Where could one conjure up such a
name as 'Rudyard KiplingY Show mo
where the name is"
i observed that Kipling was well
known in England, that any number Of
people there had seen him, and that his
picture, together with his autograph,
had appeared in many publications in
this country; but could not shake his
expressed conviction.
Here, I'll put the Kipling situation
into a nutshell for you," said Mr.. Train,
and he quickly composed the following
lines:
midas PUNJAUB JAMBOREE-ER.
Rudyard Kipling IL horrid case
OF Anglo-Indian-ized jimjarns.
Bccr bottles and tomato cans.
Dcl.rium tremens stamped on face
To represent Exploded sha1ns!
Who ever saw such rotten hash
As ghost stories Of Hindostan?
Running amuck on errack smash.
Rickshaw remnant Of goblin man!
Why do bcokraakers type such trashf
When drunken men on horseback ride,
Cripples run race on Indian stslts~
Like sewer rags on crazy quilts!
sham writer's commit suicide!
Rider Ha9gard Is nowhere when
Goblins and donkeys sharpen pen
To Dcken-izc our countrymeu.
New editor Of Mother Gooee"
On India has broken iooseo
Straight whisky sour sans lemon tufce'
This closed the interview.
JOHN c. KLEIN.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10
STATE OF MI HIoAy-coanty OF Kent. S.

STATE OF MI HfcAN-coanty OF Kent. s..
~ The Su.vflsF tOaft OF urand Kaplcs. Ia
chancery. LGc'Gda =. Morse. npainant.
W. BrnJEmin h. More. defendant. At ses-
the city .. Grand Rapids. In ssia ccuaty. on
the Ito day of fehrEsry A. u. 81. Present
Hon. Edwin A. BaTiin.an. yuase OF the
Superior Court OF Grad Rapids IA THIS
cause. IL appearing from af,sasNit on nie that
the defendant. hen. q min r. Mois,. II q resi-
dent OF thu s ate. but that process for MS ap.
pcarance cOuid not be served upon him "
reason Of his continual absence from tbs
state and from his Place of residence thereia.
on no;ioa OF stuart. knappen X Weaver.
appearance OF said resident defendant, Benla-
min i. Morse be entered herein within three
months om the date OF TINS order. AID ia
ease Of as appearance. he cause his answer
10 tie bin OF complaint 10 be nied.
aud "a copy thereof TO be served on the
complai nants solicitor within nfteen days
after service on hitn OF copy % said
bill and notice Of this order; and In de-
fault thereof said bill viii be taken a confess
ed by SAID non resident defendant And II Is
further ordered that within twenty days the
complainant cause a noIlcc o. this order
to De published In the IEiEeEANHEn-
AID. newspaper printed. published AID
circulating In SAID county and that the said
week fors. weeksin succession. or that he
cause a copy % thls order 10 Re per-
sonally served on said non resident defendant
at least twenty days before the time above pre-
scribcd Tor his appearance.
EDWiN \. BURLIEGAAE.
Judge OF the Superior Court OF Grand Rap
les
Examined. countersigned and entered BY
me. iNbRkw FYTE. Register.
STUART. KxAPPEv & WFAvEe.
Solicitors Tor Complainant.
irl apr 10 ANDREW Eye. Register.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10

DELICIOUS POSSIBILITIES.
bonnets, and then buy frame, bunch
Of flowers, some ribbon or lace. or few
feathers, and go home and make for
themselves Just exactly what they want.
just a. pretty, and at one-quarter or even
one-eighth Of the price. Here present
some delicious possibilities in the way OF
frames for spring hats. a. last week |
had not space enough TO say all that
could DO said ON tho subject. The tiny
shell shaped bonnet at the top is made
by having a wire frame, with some jet
lace around tho edge. Just above that
is laid dat wreath of mignonctte all
around. Then comes another row Of the
Jet Lace. or rather open passementerie.
and al the rest Of the space Is filed in
with mignonette flowers and leaves laid
fiat. No strings are required with this.
and il Is ono of those styles which arc
becoming 70 any face or age.
The three middle ones are foundations
over which almost any material can DO
drawn, and all are intended to have soft
tom. Surah in maroon, tan, dark blue
or black looks well, or the brims can DO
covered with velvet and tho crown DO
made Of surah. tullc or indeed almost
anything. Null and even cashmere are
seen, and I noticed one hat made with a
soft crown Of cream broadcloth embroid-
cred with pale green silk and gold thread.
Lace also can be drawn OK pulled over
silk Of . contrasting color.
The fat straw hats with tho deep
front brirns can be bought from fifty
cents to q dollar and a half. and
there Is scarcely any one who could
not from her stock Of ribbons, vel
vet. or flowers or feathers, find at least a
portion Of the trimming, for almost
everything Is worn. Some have punched
mp bows OF pink or other delicate colored
crepe, with . bird Of some known or I'M
Known species to nestle among them.
Flowers decorate others, and then again
there will DO punches Of grasses. or in
fact everything.
I saw one dainty novelty which any
handy woman can copy easily. There
was bit Of black lace capote, with a
double box plated frill Of the Same all
around the edge. On top fiuttered three
butterflies with jeweled wings over q
tiny spray Of white lilac. with two green
leaves which appeared TO have fallen
there. To mako these butterflies, take .
piece Of paper and mark out tho Shape Of
wings. and then bend fine black wire to
the outline. cover this with black net,
and sew the ''jewel beads' ON where
they should go. Make the body Of black
velvet and sew the wings 10 it, and set
the butterfly on wire 30 that IL will
Vbrate with the wearer's movements.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10
TO Bg IIBERS.
april

Sealed proposals vi ! be received until ASrel
IS A. noon. Tor the erection ~ III. following
tf1itaiuEs on tne Kent county fsir grounds
Ar and Manufacturers BAL. pomoleg cal hali.
agricultural hail. esFrisss haf p0Hftry hail.
harse exhibition bui ANS. FIVE exhfhiii a
buildings for cattle. sheep ane swine. tr~ora-
Ing 10 plans ard spec nesfiohs row on Tie IN
the stcrrfafrs ofece. room 4. Porter beck
Grand Rapids. II eh.. buildings q be eomplet
Cd BY August :. lssf
I n order u secure cempetffien we are vill-
ting 10 make fheyRl advances - reiinf.is ~ "a
ers 70 assist n nrctsslnE faatertai. Terms
vii - made knovn ~ TIE secretary. repsr-
ate bids vii b. Te4airef FOR esch beilfi ne.
The Beard Of p fe tors reserve ik- right to
JAMES cox Secretary.
march 2. is7i- AZ n
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10

pRODATE oRDER-State OF Michigan. Coun-
~ OF Kent. s.. At "a session OF the Probate
Court for said County OF Kent. held n the Pro-
bate ONCE. In the city of Grand Rapids. on the
Slst day of Mari n. IN the year one thousand
eight hundred ana ninety-one.
Present, Cyrus r. Perkins, Judge Of Probate.
In the matter of the estate OF
GUSTAV CHRIST. deceased.
The Michi an Irast Company. the executor
of the last will ana testament OF said deceased.
istrAt.on account:
1t is ordered. that Monday, the 9TH day Of
April. 1891. at ten O'Clock in the lore
noon. at said Probate once, be appointed Tor
the examlnst on and allowance Of said &C
count.
And IL il further ordered. that n copy OF
this order be published three successive weeks
previous TO said day OF hearing. IN the IsiE-
GRAN-HERALD. a daily newspaper printed and
circulating In said county of Kent
CYRUS l.. PERKINS,
"a true copy. Judge OF Probate.
ApoLPH l.. MASON. r egister. fri apr II
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10
pRoRArE oRpER-s,a,. o, Michigan. oou-,

pRoBATE 0RDER-State o, Michigan. Cou-n
~ of keur. IS. AZ "a session or The Probate
Court for SAID county of Kent. held AT the pro-
bate Office Ia the city OF Grand Rapids. on the
LIST day of April. IN the y ar one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-JBc.
Present. Cyrus Il. Perkins edge OF Probate.
la ( ic matter OF the estate of
Reka Fox, tony Fox ana Edward Fox. minors
On read n aad MING the petition duly vefi-
Ned of Lena OK. guardian OF said minors.
praying this court for Ia elss AID aGths riiy 10
sell the real estate Of said minors therein des-
cribed. for the reasons and parpose5 therein
Set forth
1t is ordered tha; Monday the 9th day OF
April. 1851. at ten O'Clock ia the forenoon. Mt
said probate Office. be appointed for hearing
said petit on. and that the next OF kin OF said
minors aad all persons Interested IN said
estate appear before said court. a. sal q time
and place. fo show cause why IA license should
not be granted 10 SAID guardian 10 sell real
estate as prayed for In said petition.
And IL is further ordered. that copy OF this
order be published three successive weeks
PREVIOUS 10 said day OF hearing. IN the TFLs-
GRAN HERALD. "A daily newspaper printed and
circulating In said county 81 ken:
ClKCs T.. PERKINS.
IA true copy. Judge VI Probate
ADoLrH u. Mason. Register. Fri apr II
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10

DR0BATE 0RDER-stste OF Michigan. coun-
l. fy OF Kent IS. At session OF the Probst :
Court for said county If Kent. held at the III o.
hate Office. In the city Of ursnd Rapids. on the
3sst day OF March. Ia tie year one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-one.
Present, Cyrus Il. Perkins, Judge OF Probate
In the matter of the estate Of
JOHN HUGHES. deceased
Margaret Hughes having filed Ia this court
her petition. praying that the adm inistratiop
of said estate may ne granted 10 herself:
II Is ordered that Monday. the eth DAY Of
April. ISL. ~ 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
al said Probate once. be appointed for hear
ing said petition.
And tits further ordered. That a copy Of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vious 70 said day Of hearing. in the IEk-
cEss-lIs.Atp. a daily news1e per printed and
eirc uisting I'm said county Of Kent
CYRUS y. PERKINS. Judge OF Probate.
"a true COPY
ApofrH D. Mssox. Register. 81 apr u
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10
Effects of Climate,

We hear = great deal said about the
beneficial effect upon invalids Of the
climate of Colorado and other western
localities, but when q man changes his
place of residence in the hope of i'm
proving his health without first trying
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
be makes n great mistake. In nine
cases out of ten he might save
bis time and money. This great
remedy owes It's power over all atfec-
tons OF the throat aud lungs. bronchi-
tia, asthma, catarrh. and even con-
sumption, which is lung scrofula, to
the umple fact that Il purifies and en-
riches the blood and invigorates the
debilitated system. 1t is guaranteed to
cure IN all cases OF diseases for which 1t
il recommended. or money paid for il
will he refunded
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10

In the second illustration are four
trimmed hats and bonnets. which show
how % trim them. n the feathers have
lost their curl take them OF the hat and
hold esch separately over the spout OF o
ten kettle where the steam il very hot.
Then take . blunt knife and curl each
separate part. NJ you draw knife TO
curl up piece OF paper. Then lay them
IN the sun. and they win be ~ han.isoue
a. new. Coiorcd silks and ribbons. IL
somewhat faded. can be covered with
dotted net or mingled with black lace
and lock new. and roees that have faded
can % painted with aniiine iye. MIXED
with Q trif'e Of gun arabic 20 give them
the proper Stiffness. This must be done
d>ftly. - - not TO wet the leaves too
much At time. bat 10 auite ssaeibie. foe
hsv. tried 10 more than once. The
'slew.l e>sds- are very effective in rnil-
linevy. and require bat few White
SHRED null hats win b much worn N
summer. Orfvz HAsFEa
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10

Simply Apply "SwaYSE's OINTMENT
No Internal medicine required. Cures
letter. eczema, itch, all eruptions on
the face. hands, nose, etc, leaving the
SKIN clear. white and healthy. lts
great hesIlng and curative powers are
possessed nv no other remedy. Ask
your drIggists for svAYSE's ONT
uExT"
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10
TnrasrRrR,s NOTICE


CITY TrHasrrsF-s ff-7cr
Grand r.rfss Ma Nafrh ~ lsef
Nosfee = h~reA< FTtn thst fhs assessment
rel faf he r.snefruri trn - = sf~fr r @er.
F7nre street. frers Iere~van aresee q NeafA
~ ~fzsee ssrse4 IS tkn rifs Il t,r.E4 ESsffs e
49, = nv kaa1s as taet 80 rees - npr
Fnrnt fSe~ess 80 r. pr ~ ~ fefrft 6srs
fraFn fh's asfe a. tts go - ne e = Treas
alsF fsfv la GFnlssE - FHHEY
sbt = C1ts Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10

AN ORDINANCE 20 amend section s Of an
ordnance OF tie city 81 orsud Rapids. en-
tilted An erdinsBee relative 10 railroads IA
tne city of Grzpa kSples
TIE Common Council Of the city OF GRAND
Rapids 90 ordain hat section 5. OF ar eroi
nance Of the city II Grand Rapids. entitled
An ordinance relative 10 railroads in the city
II tiraRd Rapids. be aud Is hereby amended
10 read as follows:
Section 3. Al. railroad comDanles thslr
of1crrs. agents or emp eyes. shall make
up their trains and s~ltca all tier cars
ca the grounds of said companies. aud
shall hot use. obstruct. stand upon. or
cross any nublic street nterseeting the
track of ssid company for that paFpes sc, ar
While doing 30; ana no offieer. agent or em-
pleye OF sny railroad COMPANY operating .
railroad in said city. in charge Of any enginr.
car or train 81 cars. shall suffer or permit any
engine. car tr train Of ears 10 stand upon er
aeToss any street o. SAID city 50 the tntersec-
ton thereof with such railroads iaofe than
i've minutes - any one Tine for Any ether pur-
pose. Ssr h4ll any street lie agaiE oostructed
by any such railroad company. It's officers.
agents or servants. Tor any purpose waafsa-
ever withla ave minutes Nffer IA Obstruction
i removed aad the street asaia opeaea fer
trailc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10
TREasrRER's NOTICE.


Grant Rapids Mica. March -. 1871
Notice IL hereby gwen that ths assessment
roll for the opening snd ~i8eElag ef tharics
street frsYn Wealthy avenue - Logan street.
= gfs efry ~ Graad Rapids. = NV in ny
baass ard that wilf receive payment thereon
81 the osflee 81 tie litg Treasurer. city fta1
GEORGE r FERRY.
arr IS City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10
rnEAsunrns xorrcr.


CITY Cierks rsfce
Grand Rapids. Hitb.. Nah -. fsst.
ratief Is hereby flfen f5af the asseesrnens
roll ieF sDs construction 81 srTef IN shsf.
don sfr~@f from Nenhsfn avenue = BiafHiy
ersrus II fhe c.fy - srecf hxrias. y no~
IL nv hands ard tnat I ~ reeeivf navnenf
thereon far the period - fveHfs osTs frsus
GEORGE 4 PERRY.
ARR CRY Tre4ssrer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10

Ths srnass se - TIE sfoek hsitsrs -
tfss rrresstnf era - tsrt - re tsfR0f Rap
e,.sre ~ re eos~azfe . fsEsawass-. lstfyxFd
- IN ere fsfg e 4f n HeTies ~tstt -
~f~tsknr ~ 7resfsr NsY s. 80. 81 = 6 eicct
soHS 4 MOORE. sezrsssrT-
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10

II = very important N this age 81
vast material progress that remedy be
pleasing % the taste and 20 the eve.
easily taken. acceptable ~ the stcusch
snd hesithY N IT. nature ard effects.
Possessing these ausiitles. syrup Of : 81
e the cna perfect laxative ard most
gentle iluretic known.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10

Ne 49, JohA G. Kieas That RaAyasa
Ripasx L. . NTH

E9peri.I CoFrsspondence
NEW Yokx. April "A few days ago
I called on my friend Citizen George
Francis Train al his hotel in upper
Broadway, with the view Of learning his
otanion of Radyard Eiping's books and
tie newspaper articles recently pub
lixhed, in which the Anglo Indian novel
Isl takes occasion 70 criricise Americans
and = few Of their cities in decidedly
harsh terms.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10
A SSEsSMEST ROLL for the construction OF
"A asawsr in West Leonard street, In the
city OF Grand Rapids.


"A ssw,r in West Leonard street. In the
city of Grand Rapids.
OFFicH OF CRY CIFRg.
GRAND RsFIps. Mica, April 5. lssi-
To-
tile Jansna. John Van Provision. Limpke
Pos. ema. bra Palma Harm ' an Dyk. seventh
Reformed Church. william snfit Joan
1jietiems Arie Van Bree. tehert J. Maternal
Ukel issusema, Dieuwerke o'clock. "a kTuizir-
"a. John 2. White. Henry l. Brooks and
James 4. Brooks. Cora X. Mason. CoFnehrs
Iasperse. Don J. Leathefs. William Iell. W IL
Tam Joiinz. Gertrude Dekkers :. H. -sna
Jeltie Ienchink. Jan Zevsres. Anthony koo-
man. Msrtinus Rlos. James Van LUX. Cor-
nelis Smsl. Bsytel Ionker-
lea are nereby notified that an assessment y
sbcut o. - MADE upen yoB - defrsy the ~
psbse OF the aforesaid Improvement; an Assess
ment roll has been made 10 the prem
i.es and - on Ole In the clerks Office OF
said city where 10 viii remain open iar insuec-
ton anil Monday evening. Apvil Is. lfsl. when
ana where goa can appear before the Common
Council on saii evening and show cause. II
say. why said Assessments should net De made
snd collected according n iAv.
loa VA. sH1NkMAN. City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10
Advice 80 Mother.

yr~ wfns1ew's Soothing syrup saouts Al
wsvs used far children tecthiRx. IL soethns
the ehild. soffens ne eaals- sisys al PAGE
e4res Wfnd eefe ard = fae hest remefy Ter
A,srraeea. 8 errts bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10
I AXE SHORE 4 MICHIGAN eourHRR,

sisibs ron rrsDs Eapsas coBnrrl ~ y Bffe
Tlaech with last tIslbs for New LARA ard hos
ton. The LAKE fhofr Via Cleveland ln Gomez
ten with the Ere ana ?. aud l.. n. q. Re- torn
TIE qHickest and most eirert foute 70 iftf~
bUfK. A. J. csfrH.
c. I. A y. A. Gleyeaud. D
r. Hsrcocr Tfeket A.ept l,ep 4
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Sealed Proposals.
OfFIck BoAkp o. frsilC 4 okks. I

OsFFCk Baskp 20 REslEc MoEKs.
GEA~p kxFgps. Mica. April q. l>si.
Sealed proloSAts Mi be received at the
once Of the board eAt.i SATURDAY. Aprl u
ISL al IS >. H.. fsr the improvement At Of
tenth street from North freHt street 10
Br<zc a. street according 10 the pans ana
spse ncatiops on rle az the ofles ~ the Beard
The Doxrd reserves the rLxht - re1eef AIS
or al BIDS.
Each bidder sazll deposit with his reposal
the sum al sl3e.l9 10 be forfeited - the Nlty 81
Grand kapics In case he shall tail te eater iass
contract In accordance ~sta his proposal.
should his SAID proposal be accepted b tas
Board az Public " forks
All proposals must be MADE upon thanks that
wili be furnished upon application al tie once
Of the Board
BY order OF the Board.
JANIS n. DAVIS. President
Attest
FEss A. fwAsLEy. Clerk. apr II
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10
txNsiNs q wosTesss r. y.


T.oS A. NJ. runs IN rausa % Detroit with par-
s'~c Tor car; seats. . cents
Lon J.. NJ has IN ts.ush parior car to Detroit;
ls-V teas. - cent
e.)c T. NJ. runs tat cagh 20 Detroit with par.
o.-c Tor ear; srafs. - cents
for tickets and Information Apply az Tnlon
tickle. Office, 81 Nonrce-st or Inioa station
GEO. DTHAtfN ten. Pasx'r Ae,t
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10

Every sack % LILY WHITE flour
has pictars 81 eur nsiil. N0ne genuine
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10
Liz White Florr


Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The best il most satisfactory.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10

Passed ane approved ~ the Common Coun-
ell of the city of Grand kapid<. ia re.uia SIS
sion. he'd Monday evening Mareh .. isst.
". a. SllNkHAA.
l9l tity Iierk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10
yANUARYA 1891.
AND WEST MICHIGAN R'Y.

fNeek days Every day.
Q0n A. IA. has through chair car 90 Chi
c'VV cage. No extra charge Tor seats
1Jl0 l.. ". runs through TO Chicago solid
A'oo with wagner buffet car. seats. 20
coats.
S.0S p. n. has through chair car TO Manis-
O'oO tee. via M. 4 y. Il. X. X.
13 Ace ~ .s E sGs s sa9 r,s wss,sT pa
DETROTY NOVEMBER n. lsa.
-. -----,-----
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-10
NEW SPRING BONNETS
olwg HARPER TELLS now YOU
s.An MAKE THEM YOURSELF.

gr-~ss, Ys~.dstis.. Riobssa. Yssthsrs.
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hithA' and thither from ono opening
y another in IN ANXIOUS frsme Of mind,
hswiIdstnG their eyes and senss and
sxhsustins ell thsir strength In tbs hunt
Tor Tho bonnes' that was born for them.
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vounsa Who rub around and go open
I'M 81 ajoy Ill tho dsh3hts of being
er1sAsd. nodged. roasted and regarded
with svl syss - veil - tho others. who
tuse simply drink In through their eyes
81 the combined beauties OF the spring