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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04
SOME MORE REroRsr.

Now that Mr.. Cook' 5 resolution to cut
off the pay of members, who do not
stay at Lansing and keep at work, have
been lard to eternal rest, by a dose of
Democratic strychnine, it would be
we'll Tor him TO turn his attention to
some OF the Democratic employees,
who do not earn their per diem. There
Is one shining example and Mr.. Cook
can attract attention, as reformer, by
aiming . shaft at him. The special
correspondent of the Grand Rapids
Democrat. who as clerk OF the senate
Committees on Railroads and
Fisheries drew mileage from Grand
Rapids. although he has never
been a resident of that city. but was
imported direct from New York, has
now been away from Lansing for moro
than week. This Is beautiful ex-
ample of the Democrats idea of "re-
trenchment and reform" as we'll as
private business thrift, that 10 should
be provided with legislative CORES
pendent a. the expense of the state
The state probably does not care one
whit whether the Democrat has a cor
respondent at Lansing or not, but IT
docs csre about his being ut his post of
duty, II he is to be paid siper day out
Of the peoples treasury. f. far he has
not done a days work for the State.
The difference in position taken by
the Democrat from that of the Detroit
Free Press. in the matter OF It's en-
lloyes drawing salaries from the State,
isquts noticeable and not particularly
% the (Ssdit OF the present proprietor
ok the Democrat, the Great Nogul of the
reform Democracy of Western Michigan.
IN effort was made to GET Senate
position fora young man connected
with the Free Press. but the manage
msnt Of that journal took the position
that ne one, even remotely connected
with it. should take any salary from
the state treasury. THIS ended the
young mans candidacy and he is at
present one Of the Free Press CORES
pondents.
r. may be consistent with the Demo
Gratis IDEAS OF metropolitan journal
to have It's correspondent paid by the
state, aud il may be eonslstens with its
proprietor's IDEAS of 'retreuchmens
and reform" 10 make a place at the
pubic crib for one Of its employees. bat
tae little scheme . liable to prove a
poliseal boomerang 10 the willy schemer
who gave Il birth.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04

Republican county convention TO select
f0rty-sesen delegates TO the State convention.
called 10 meet at jackson. Mich. February -.
- nominate a Justice OF the supreme Court TO
succeed John W. tnampiin. and two regents
OF the university TO succeed Charles j. Willefs
and Arthur W. Clark. will be neld 1T the upper
circult court room. In tie city OF Grand Rap
IDS. Thursday. February ~. at IL O'Clock a M.
Zach ward of the city of Grand Rapids and
.ash township Tn the county will be entitled
O. three delegates.
ByreqLesi OF X publican County Committee
HpSRy ". Resi-. Chairman.
Tsca4s WALSH. Secretary.
Grand Rapids. Feb. :. fSsi.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.


A Republican state Convention 10 nominate
. justice of the ,1pre ue Court la place Of John
W. tnamDlin. ANA tao regents OF the lnivef-
sisy In pi2cs OF tharl<s j. MtiirIt and Arthur
~. CiAFk. and tor the transaction OF other bus
mesa. viii 30 held AZ Assembly Hall In the
stty OF JseAson. en- Tuesday. February -. ISL.
a. X o'clock a.
Ia accordance with q resolution adopted IT
tFaaa kapids. Nay 10. 1876. every eouaIy Will
be sntitie1 To one delegate for each 500 OF the
total vote east for Governor AZ the last election
November. ls9oi. and one additional delegate
tor every frsctioa amountln, 10 20. but each
organized county Will DO entitled 10 ~ least
one delegate.
Under . resolution OF lass no delegate will
be entitled u a seat In the Convention who
does not reside la the county no proposes to
represent.
la compliance with resolution adopted In
Detroit. June q. $50. the secretary OF zach
eognty convention h requested 10 forward 10
the Secretary OF the state Central Committee
groom q, butler block. Detroit. BY the earliest
maii. after the delegates Are chosen. = eerti-
He'd list OF such Delegates as are entitled 10
ssats IN the state Convention from their re-
spectise counties
JtNxs NcMuLAS. Chairman.
MILAN X. BATES. Secretary.
In the above convention counties In the
ftrrh Congressional district will oe entitled In
delegates IS follows: Allcsan. 10, lonla. 10
ottawa. u. and Kent. a..
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04

e - IAglnlsssrs = sFans zach sstAsr-
~. Asd yss sseh s<hemas 80 ina
ussasaly n sas sa1d<as ef isesi tsxz-
nen- Deob<ssss - tnoss snns localities
tnsss sfs many ssszsns. vso lass TAI
took up tns aus and cry sgsinst stAis
spproprlsssoas and expenditures. -
great baxdsns ga The people, aad NO
howled sboas tne heksal<y taEl6 tar.
vaseh grsnds tss peer man laso the
dust, sad doubtless they stAnd ready 10
take up the sAnss cry again u 1894. yet
the busdeas wh.eb they pot upon them
ssivss srs Tea tlmss beaver than State
and tariff taxes. la fact. a 10 tue rule.
thai the nearer horne the heavier 10 the
TAI. fnen why not esgsa the rsfosni -
home. Aud if the Legislature . aaxioas
20 iesssn the burdens OF TAXATION on the
people. why not refuse TO grant author
ity 10 localities TO bond and euTdea
Themselves 40 freely There are namer-
Gus balls OF this Class already In the
Legislature. and the indications are
that they will pas luss as readily as Of
wore.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04

Every man who stops 70 reflect and
investigate, knows that the howl about
the burdens OF taxation, 80 far az the
Stsse of Michigan a concerned, il =
fraud. Ne State N the Union burdens
her citizens less. but the citizens. in their
ovn respective localities, burden shern-
selves, and then they howl about the
state. and send members 70 the Legs
lstrre. ANXIOUS 10 work great tar re-
forms everywhere but at home. The
moskery Of this bowl y shown BY the
esgerness displayed by localities % gee
authority % bond themselves "a RAISE
rfonsy for railroad enterprises or mar
ufsctsIr;ng concerns under color OF
local Improvements, and the readiness
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04
LINCOLN DAY BANQUET.
Ladies Will be Present-Preparation for
the Convention.

Ladies VIII be Present-Preparation for
the Convention.
TOLEDO, o., Feb. 3.-For the first
time in the history of Ohio political
banquets ladies Will be given the same
privilege as the gentlemen to attend
political dinner, discuss the menu and
listen to the speeches Of eminent men
of the Republican party At the Lincoln
Day banquet, to be given IN Toledo,
February IL. The same honors and
same privileges will be accorded to the
ladies on this occasion as to the men.
Already the purchasers of tickets are
showing that the assemblage will be
made brilliant by the presence OF many
ladies, not alone from the city of To-
ledo, but from all parts of the State.
The menu, the musical program, the
speeches, will be all Of such a high or
deI that the event cannot fail of sue
cess. Already applications for tickets
OF +. j. Blakeiy, secretary OF the gem
eral committee at the rooms OF the Re-
publican club in the Blade building, are
coming III rapidly, and before the day
of the convention nearly the entire
seating capacity OF the banquet tables
will have been taken. The tickets arc
s. each. $40 for gentleman and lady.
In the matter of decorat ons, there will
be nothing finer. Foster, of Cincinnati,
has been granted the contract. and Will
send force OF men next week to put
Memorial Hall in order.
On the day Ut the banquet, at 1890 a.
M, the annual convention Of the Ohio
Republican League will he called TO
order in the Odd-fellows' Temple, at
the corner OF Erie and Jeffcrson-sts. At
this convention each Republican club,
atfiiiating with the League, will have a
| representation of five delegates. At the
convention, n president, four vicc-pres-
dents, u secretary, treasurer, and exc
cutive committee consisting of one
member from each of the Congressional
districts, and two delegates to the con-
ven,ion of the Republican League of
the United States, which will be held IN
Cincinnati, on April 81, 1891. During
this convention the headquarters of the
| League will be IN the rooms of the Re-
publican club, Blade building. Here
| the secretary and treasurer can be
| found, dues paid and badges obtained.
The banquet will be held in Memorial
hall. Guests will be seated at $40 p.
m, but should be IN the hall at 8
O'Clock. Every preparation has been
made TO properly check and care for
| wraps. especially for the ladies, and TO
make everything pleasant.
Railroads leading INTO Toledo will
give special rates, one and one.third
fare, upon the certificate plan. Cerufi-
Gates should be obtained of the station
agent where the ticket IS purchased and
presented 10 the secretary ut the head
/ quarters N Toledo for that officials
4 signature.
Every indication is now that both the
convention and banquet will be gilt
turning success. and reig cts great credi.
upon Toledo and Toledoans.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04

fr uss Nr. Lincein who I'D No
aas,ssoa 4 se<sssd ssui ssssisd Fsght
sad M. +. -. John. President Ct ths
nsrsans..s As1sossl Eank ef Nes fsrk
arxuss thss ~ silver qsession VII sot
aoun, nnsll free coinage = gwen y -
sursd. Ar. -. lehr argues for = con-
age Of ss.ser CD An squsi basis VITA said
GA = ratio OF 70 t0I. lie further S&ys;
a sesea years pslaskakins Fssssren
satisfsss nss thai world de conditions.
p1sseat and 70 b cxpectsd, n every re-
spset comparative WITH conditions
formerly sxissing, furnish sAfer pre-
dasilon Of the sbllsiy u the United
states alone 10 maintain cur Ealnts
open equally 10 gold and silver. upon
our present ration Of about 10 70 !. than
could have been propheslsd tor Spain,
when spain alone, for nearly 500 yesrs.
maintained this identical ratio without
. fear OF loss Of either metal; Spain
herself, being then the great intsrna-
tional trader Of tho world. Also,
I believe these present and pros
pecs.ye conditions better assure ne this
ability 10 prosper eininentiy, under
equally free coinage alone, on this
ratio for gold aud sliser-fsee coinage
pure and sinple-sfter momentary
tlmidisies shall have disappeared. than
could possibly have been foreseen for
France, practically alone during the
period Of seventy years to 1873, TO
maintain her equal coinage of gold and
silver upon valuation for silver sos
per cent. higher than our sald ratio"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04

The identification OF the young girl
murdered near Dimondale, as one of
the wards Of the State Public School,
has created . sensation that can not be
at all pleasant TO the management Of
that institution. The people have sup.
posed all along that the little inmates
of that institution are never sent out to
homes, until after the most careful in
vestigation into the character of the
persons proposing to adopt them and
their ability to provide good homes. II
an utter stranger can amply at any
time and carry away girl, there must
be something wrong in the manage
ment.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04

As IT stands at present, the petitions
to the Legislature from the u. A. r.
posts 60 for "the old flag and an ap-
propriation," while the Patrons lodges
think they can get along without the
appropriation.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE

Ths brsex beck bsesfed En- vee Frszzest
Vs. A. - efs1 "a. "a ssr sale Rssck eests g
n $40 sfsres fkN se~aas ersr 81 81 <zEf>s 81
r~~ms srsssAs< fBy a-~crx 81 He1sts 49, 81
wfn xe2 ff essa a. t1ks rs<1 p c1tf
~.~~~fr 4 salf - : s<rx IrzHr~ -
Fri A A. AoED, "a xeE Drt1ks-<k
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04
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DuIsauI
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xooas AND . 1owts elock.
ns6oilA ..freprsctoTs
Iva sAI.k or fAcnANeE- BAkeEs vita
= sM&a ssse. groceries Aea laneh eennttf IA
eannecaeA- Res4 stand lev fs2t. Win war
les.Ss: ssAsf nest fe*lsx "a seesens al i'ee{
Assishs tgsesos ebsal 8i<ki would haze seed
Essslas erseszls Nth seese lacsaabv~aes.
EQf >As.E on EAcFAAef. iss iat ~arta
49, g $3.50 IlAfpefa house az thsrie>
al. nn<s Nhegfs AsEsf, eo~ex, k%> snshtis ana
sssss sns pipes iei igsfasce; rflce t<ktA
NOR sAAk 0k EAthAAok-, 80 acre fsrm n
4 tsae&as -. sns lniis item LAKE AiSH,xsss
- AoTsS tsapfese1. balance Beech ard Maple
tinsbnG q ~ soi- Sseo hsiiaiaks ipN pearl
s es s. ga. = fgs s ~ sss per s ss.s
3goR SAl.Ks resm house al 3srr~se an.
Il lnaaera nuish saa handy Il street ekf Ger
Vice. hsrSsla ier sAy eas sishlAS ae~th hAs
pfeIsefty.
W. Have some fne narsers sseok. isuit.
oAehxlI regular prices II Sel are thanking al
hay iaE fems a and sux As- We cen <uis Soa
ga saelsis aad rFaee
kok sALi~Iws esroem houses en Marta
= L1taSstiekt, ne<f bridge viii sell both
eF one ehssp II sud within The ncAt y days.
Euk sAi.t-sresis house On Nuasen-si. ;,
= faai trent Eeos cellar well xna ssStcrns
graded street, water sAs sss price sl>As e~ss
iirmk.
LoR SAILS room house on fhird ct. sgaaa
4 foundation seoa Welt and cisterni vii
sell en- ooRtfaet si0e aowA balance monshls
psyneniS
EoR sALE-y-roem house on feress-st. -
Il seof front; well. eastern aud modern con-
senieBeeSs On contrast. sioa ae~a.
L'OR sAI.E-s lots GA North ave-. btkloo st
II saQ each on c0ntracgs easy sermx
NOR EACuANot-@i acres two miles from
II Sxag Al ack. loo peAch trees bearing. "a
standard pear trees 50 cherry - apple ;
plnms s.a eoosocFgles acres 81 Strawberries.
good hease and bSrn. Price s3sl
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
IA cfIy ia sumo 10 saiL koonlse ena y. Ioxxf
block.
HOUSES and rboms 10 rent; also a number Of
IA good tenants -'anfiag 10 reats brilg ia
your keys Rooms And !. foNef block
DEuoLlA BROS.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04
To Get

DAYS trial: that n did not Ike II need pos
par anything. etc. But be coasd net prevail
es re tn ehree. told him I bad tskes
Heels ssrsararlisa, knew what Il was, was
satisfied With Il, and ala net want any ether.
When I hesaa taking Heo5's ssrsscariEs
I was feessns real miserable vffh dyspepsia,
ard 50 wezs TRAIT ss tines cossd karsiy
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04
Be Sure

I: Jon have made NJ your mind 10 buy
Hoods sarsspsriIla do not be induced 20 take
any ether. A Boston lady, whose example Is
worthy imitation, tells her experience below:
In one store where weat to buy Hood's
sarsaparilla The clerk tried to i-ldsce ne buy
their own instead Of Heod's; he told ne theirs
vouid last longer; that might take Il ca ten
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04

II seems that il was the snarling up
Of two storms that caused all the
trouble and damage IN New York. A
Dakota blizzard started on its bowling
campaign. as vigorously as the Demo-
cratic party in the late unpleasantness.
Another gentle. inoifensiye. hnrt-no-
body's-fselings kind of . storm, jast
like the Republican campaign. came
quietly moving up from the Gulf OF
Mexico. II vas redolent Of the south
winds and full OF soothing symphonies.
IL IL had been left alone it would have
given New York little soaking and
washed out its dirty streets, consum-
nation deyoutly to be wished-just
such cleansing a. Republican success
would have given the country. The
Dakota Democratic howl struck the Re-
publican symphony right III the middle,
at or about Lake Ontario, and the howl
and symphony had q rafting campaign
OF it, until they struck New York. The
howl had a chilling influence about il
that sent the temperature down below
the freezing-just like the political
temperature-and froze all the gentle
rains of the symphony into great, big,
heavy, clinging snow.hakes-Demo-
cratic bailots-that smashed down
everything upon which they fell. 1t
isn't the first time that Democratic
howl has overcome Republican SYM
phony and it isn't likely to be the last.
There is = persistence. insistence and re-
sistaace about tho howl that the sym.
phony can not overcome.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04

The hypocrisy of the Democratic
howl about railroad passes has been
shown up. Their platform did not de-
nounce the use Of them and neither do
the Democratic members Of the House
with any sincerity. Mr.. shull, Rep,
offered . resolution yesterday provId-
ing for a general surrender and return
Of the pestiferous paste-bosrds to the
eompsnies which issued them. On
notion of Mr.. Csul Reld, Dem, TIE
resolution vas sent 70 the table With
hreathless haste. Az one purpose. -
recised in tae preamble, wa 70 secure
a working force on Saturdays and Mon
days. this acton Of toe Democratic
House = an Enforcement Of a four-day
week ESg legislation.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04

Gov. WISANs evidently "barked up
the wrong tree" In search of retrench-
nlent and reform game, when he rec
commended the adjustment of the
state Beard OF Health. lie will net
find the liberal aud intelligent portion
OF bis party in sympathy with il. The
narrow minded man, who can measure
usefulness and advantage only by the
dollars and cents he can connect there
with by visual proofs, will cry out
against the Investigations of the board.
But tho man who believes in fighting
the .nsldiousness OF disease with sien-
tifc research and prevention, viii not
sympathize with the governors recon-
mendation made in answer TO an insane
campaign howl for retrenchment
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04


IT will be remembered that the Sem
ate took action providing for the cleo.
ton of It's Apportionment Committee,
instead of Its appointment by the DEM
ocratic Licutenant-Governor This
victory for the Republicans was won by
the help of Senators Dastone, Benson,
and Brown, the Patrons, who agreed to
act With tho Republicans to secure an
impartial committee, TO be composed of
four Republicans. four Democrats and
three Patrons. In Difference to the
feelings of Lieutenant Governor Strong,
the provision for election was recon-
s.dered and abandoned, he agreeing to
appoint the committee q. determined
10y the Republicans and Patrons. This
agreement has been carried out, and
the committee appointed. Thus any
outrageous gcrrymander of Mlchi-
gan IN the interests of accidental Dem
ocracy is prevented. The Patrons have
in this, their first decisive acton, shown
their independence and love of fair
dealing.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04
~. II. W/N4NS,
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
MP
EMPLofMEsT BUREAU
furnishes Employers inside City with Hep
Free of Charge.

ROOMS 81 TOWER BLOCK.
Open Eyeninss. 'Phcne So
EEaALE HELP wANIED-s kitchen girls.
= - general girls. y diaiDG room girls.
girls for boarding HOUSE. ] cook. 2 CHAMBER
maids and wait on lathe. All ladies cut Of
employment call al and Tower block
MALE HELP MANTED-2 cash boys hAF-
man. hand oarsers. 2 upholslsrers. ! good
solicitor for our once. aud Tower block.
<1fbl Tor troom house :. loHia 81 lot
'@ipJo s4xi3si well. cisiera and alley.
G1rno for 7-room house on :. louis-st; lot
sVIo'Jo <sxlas. and aiiey well and clstern.
&1100 for new S-room house on Teath-
xoloa for new modern house ana iarEe
Go-oO ,ot on Ienth-a,e. This IL a bargain.
II YOU are looking for bargains. We have
= some 70 offer new modern house OF
home for $3.50: one on Lghth-ase.. between
= Division and ionis-st.. $40 one ca Ninth
ave. s-5o0.
A SNAP for some one who has the cash.
n Only 800 tor n room house on :. lonia ct.
large lot. l>foof alley. plenty Of room for
another house Ia The rear. well, csstern and
city water. This property Is worth $500.
E0R sALE--New s-roofn house on corner Of
ccniersi.; All modern Improvement
crate. mantel. water. gas. etc, party wishes -
leave city. Price sZlo0
GS10 for good sized lot on s. Lsfayeiie-sf.;
COW east 'front.'
S1O05 for large lot on S. Lafayette ST. near
srIo-o fiifh-ate.
G7r0 for nice lof on Cassst-i worth $50.
A LARGE number OF Eretclass farms for
"A sale or exchange. some near the city.
others in good localities. Ice nesr Aiddleville.
so per acre worth $50; 80 acres - miles
from Battle Greek. So per acre. worth so.
on acres OF the best celery and ONION land IN
~ the state. only mite from shipping point.
in filc state OF cultivation.
n l.s~s
= better lot and pay difference
WANTED-To buy a milk route.
Of coo In cash 20 pay for a new T-room
glow house In southern pari OF city. Cali
early.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04
REAL ESTATE err.

eA~@~ - = - -
loan OF AkC iesg her lite that rance misht
~ 1--we. anu ga wearing Has llr AstS thAt
others may live Ia kelnes ~ Tier own viii
build tlsN hcuse 10 order asH sell 90 terms
TO suit l. :. Psosia. reen 9. Lsseis nlesA.
opposite Sweets leiei.
kok SALT have new s<ep Rouse so Paris
j ave. which. soF special reasons. caa sell
ssa ior g. -. and en- monthly payments Hast
fIeal. fail depth cellar. eetaeatea neef. iM-
aaee. hot eald. city aud cisiern waller, marble
iasaters. inside classf, bath. uiAatel xss. hafd-
wood finish. yard seddea gHd graded sld cob
crete Walks. Charles W. iails Leas4Id block.
fesr.-st ehtraace. j all M
E0R sALE-Three lets on West Bridge II.
80 loo ss0Q also four lots on Third II.
20 leo Tor 500. fifx oersla 4 fIaakiora. -
Monderiy building.
I r. BROOKS. Room 4. s. Nonroe-st.. dealer
os Ia business chances III you want 10
buy . stoek call on nae. lfsou have one Ia sell
call and see me. OF drcp me a iiae ahd Nlli
call and see you. Money 80 loan eR good ely
real estate. J. ii. BROOKS. 81 Monroe-si.
E0R eALE-Haying taken q ios OF city prop
Il erty in exchange for farm lands can OF
fer some spec al Bargains In cheap aud middle
priced homes On menthiy payments l can
give you q choice ri Is houses at 500 SEQ.
slap, $500 5000 S503a- All within $40 fees OF
cable line. Elegant building lots on Paris aud
College ayes Only lou. No commission on
these prices ~ sell my own property. CIV.
Tufts, 20 PeAri-s.-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04

Ir is safe enough to poke fun at
Jersey mosquitoes, but when 1t comes
to Jersey justice, no man can safely
trifle with it. George II. Eugeman,
president of the Clifton race track, and
four Of his associates were recently con-
victed Of keeping a disorderly house,
where pools were sold, and were sem
fenced to pay fine of $500 and spend
a year in prison. Before passing sem
tencc the presiding judge said to them:
"There are three considerations
which have influenced the court i'll
making up the sentences in your cases.
The first Is the pernlcious character of
your business; there is no doubt that 1t
has had seriously corrupting influence
on the community. The second con-
sIderation Is that the business has been
q profitable one for you and that you
have realized large gains. Consequent
ly no light penalty would deter you
from continuing with the business.
The third consideration is that you
have persisted for a long time IN the
open defiance of law; you have been
warned from this bench at nearly every
term of court. but you have disregarded
the warning, and you preferred to listen
To other counsel and TO defy the court
and the law"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04

What PEOPLE Want
Tvs elve words usually Anake two Iines; shtr-
and words three s,nsss
am0 la the 9 cNcs-eiDeDaea the average
A . a There IL hut one
hat IL Qs a fn table he re>sttta
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04

TOR SALE-Safc. show cases. counters and
l. all fixtures. Morse's. Al. a., IS Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04
TOE sALE-NIsCELLANE0Us

LOR SALE--A stock OF second hand goods
will take horse as part pay. rs South
piyision-st. ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-04

E,OR SALE-2 horses. delivery wagon. one
refrigerator. tour sets new scales. trucks.
desk. store shelving. counters. etc.i Will sell
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