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The gold leaf., 1891-09-24
THE HENDERSON GOLD LEAF-THURS
The Farmers Opportunitv.

No matter if your county has not
| honored the Southern Interstate Ex.
position by making an appropriation,
which would have secured a distinct
i've exhibit, to the credit and gratifca-
ton of our people, there is yet open a
means for our farmers to "get there
with small samples of their best corn,
wheat, oats, rice, rye, barley, buck
wheat, sweet potatoes, Irish potatoes,
or anything else worth showing. All
that need be done is to carefully pack,
say bushel, not less, of either, and
send by freight, marked as follows:
''Southern Inter-States Exposition,
Raleigh, \. c. Space A." Such ar
ticles will be taken charge of by the
State Department of Agriculture and
displayed to the best advantage. Now
don't be laggard about this matter
send bushel of turnips if they are
nice-and be sure to write to the De-
partment of Agriculture, giving it no.
tice Of the shipment, and describe how
you wish the exhibit marked. Who
will lead in this matter? Do not have
it said that the name of our county was
not attached to single article at the
Exposition.
Why not send a bale of hay, cotton,
clover hay, pea-vine hay, or bale of
anything else? We are assured that
the Department of Agriculture will sell
for exhibitors at the close of the Expo
sion, articles entrusted to it, and return
the exhibitor the proceeds. Try and
send something.
The gold leaf., 1891-09-24

Recon In nded as the Best. II
LIZ MAILS. Plymouth Co, Ia. May. 1889.
suffered from temporary sleeplessness from
ovcrwork for two years, for which used Psstor
koenig's Nerve Tonic, and can recommend ssuos
rs the best medicine for similar troublss
+. BORNHoRST.
N:A.cY, Tenn, October looo
owing 70 a runaway about year ago, my son
"e. thrown from q wagon and severely hurt
shout the head For many days he was entirely
besiie himself and raying and needed continual
Watching At this time learned Of Pastor Koe-
nig's Nerve Tonic and at once ordered q bottle
After had given him the second dose he fell
INTO quiet sleep and ceased raying. Tho next
oey he was Ia uch better and when no had sed
up tho contents Of the bottle he was entirely re-
stored and - % still. FRED DERSEwEH.
PnFF-A, Valuable Book On Nervoos
Dts0asos sent rec to any address,
and poor patients also obtain
j N16 this medicine FREQ Of charge.
This remedy has been prepared By the Reversed
Pastor RoeniR. Of Fort Wayne, Ind, since l37& snd
isnow prepared under his direction By the
KoENlc MED. CO.. Chicago, Oh.
Sold By Druggists at 81 per Bottle. 6Hur %
EarEe Size. O1.75. Q Bottles Tor %,
The gold leaf., 1891-09-24

Just how an Alternative medicine cleanses
the system is an open question but that
Ayers Sarsaparilla does produce radical
change in the blood is we'll attested on
all sides. 1t is everywhere considered
the best remedy for blood disorders.
The gold leaf., 1891-09-24
$3,537.5O
4,563.49
$e,1OO.99
$5,OOOOO
3,1OO.99
Amount Of Policy,
Surplus Earnings,
$8,1OO.90
LIFE RATE Policy.

Among the claims paid re-
Gently by the Mutual Life In
surance Company, of New
York, is one upon the life of
John Atwell, Of Allegheny
City, Pa, and the results of this
gentlemans investment will be
read with interest. The claim
paid by the Company amounts
to so,62o.oo. Total premiums
paid by the Assured s2,442.o5.
Premiums, $2,442.O6
Original Policy, $4,000
Surplus AccumulationS, 1920
The gold leaf., 1891-09-24
TO.ClOse Out.

J. w. Purefoy is still selling all lines OF
goods at very reduced prices to close out
his stock. Supply yourself early as he is
selling them rapidly.
You must see Watkins stock of cloth
ing to realize what it is in quality, guam
tity, style and price. He downs 'em all
this SaaSOn
The gold leaf., 1891-09-24

Prepared BY Dr. c. AVER co.. Lowell Mass Sold BY all r..
bottles, sb. Worth a bosle.
The gold leaf., 1891-09-24

5000
Such results are only OBJ
tanned in the Mutual Life of
New York.
The MUTUAL LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY of
New York is not only the
LARGEST, STRONGEST AND BEST
COMPANY, but the STRONGEST
FINANCIAL INSTITUTION in the
world. and is the SAFEST Con-
PANY in which to insure.
Further information will be cheer
fully given by
CLAUDE HUNTER,
Agent.
The gold leaf., 1891-09-24

OF tHt pOHCy
10 Premiums,
Net Gain,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01
A Woman's House.

The most interesting and magnificent of
the newer houses Of New York will I'M
doubleday be the fine Italian palace be-
ing erected on Fifth avenue by Mr. and
Mrs. c. 2. Huntington, or rather by Mrs.
aud Mr. Huntington, the former as active
director, the latter in the very important
role Of the payer of the bills. The house,
with its cool and regular exterior, its air
of restraint and solidily, is in rather re-
freshing contrast to some of the more
frenzied productions of recent years. Mrs
Huntington, who has very good taste in
such matters, is practically the response
Bile director of the whole enterprise. She
it Is whom would-be directors and fur
nishers and artists ply with arguments,
and her decision Is final The interior OF
the house will be revelation when COM
pleted. The wood carving, in particu-
lar, will be the finest in America. And
to the house Mrs. Huntington will bring
considerable store of art treasures
picked up in her wanderings and now
certain to have the richest of settings for
their beauty.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01

A big shoe merchant tells me that two
wears ago a man came into his Office In
the last stages of drunksrd's decline.
apparently. and exhibited an invention
which would revolutioniZe mems shoe
fastenlncs and make fortune for some
one. II was some sort of an srranGeme mt
which closed all the buttons at once,
by the turn of an invisible lever. and
was as much Of an improvement on the
old method "a the lever skate is upon ID q
old fashioned kind. That was the first
and last the merchant ever saw Of man
or model, and be is wondering now II the
inventors secret went into grave In
Potter's Geld He cannot In the least re
call the manner OF working OF the fast
enfnz OwrS LsxGDos.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01

Twenty years or so ago some very
good friends OF mine were burned up In
the awful forest fire which swept over
Pesh,igo Wis, fire far more appalling
in its loss OF life, though per haps not
more destructive of property, than those
from which Michigan has just suffered.
i remember that the theory was adj
vanced at that time that the awful fate
OF the Peshtigoers was a punish ment for
the sin CT Sabbath breaking, and the
cousin OF my burned friends announced
that theory to me with some satisfaction.
1t seemed to soothe him to discover some
reason for the calamity.
But were j. and H Sabbath break
ers," / asked him.
"No, but lots OF folks around there
were" he answered
"Well, then" said II was twenty
years younger than now and had not
learned the exceeding folly of argument
--"why were they who hadn't broken tho
Sabbath. burned up, while so many peo-
pie out here break il SO times year and
are none the worse for its"
He never answered the question.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01
Slightly on.

"Go orr he growled. az a woman
stopped him on the Bowery and held out
her hand for aims.
I'm very poor, SIR
"Eut you are fraud"
Never! Neverl always tell the
truth
mo, yer don'tl Didn't / give We a
dime 10 tell me fortune last Monday
Heaven bless yon! but are you the
gentleman? And told you right"
mo. yer didn't! Yer said | was 10
climb up and be rich. The very next
day clumh up the steps 70 the Tombs
ard got fined seven dollars for chinniu' a
cop who had collsred my brother. Git
of the earth.-New York Evening
World.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01

at Is surprising" said young but
very successful doctor to me a few days
ago, show many people there are in New
York who are amply able to pay their
doctors bills and who simply will not do
it. This particular variety of bilks are,
of course. always char ging their physi-
clans, 80 that the newest doctor TO settle
in any neighborhood is apt to get the not
very profitable custom Of number Of
them. Add the poor people who would
pay II they could, and any young doctor
may call himself lucky IL he collects even
20 per cent. Of his bills. But just as soon
rs a man conquers place "a specialist
he has no such trouble. While / was a
general practitioner / lost thousands Of
dollars OF book debts. Since / developed a
speciality, l have made only one bad
debt"
All OF which does not speak very we'll
for the honesty of New York people who
indulge in the luxury Of being III
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01
Poet aud Philosopher.

Almost every one who has knocked
about New York last winter and this
spring must have noticed walking about
together two men "a dissimi,sr as they
were in their several ways peculiar. One
was taIl and finely built. with bronzed
face, curling flowing hair and a some
what ieonins expression, rather seAdy in
apparel, but with q grand air despite it
all. The other was little wee man with
a face like wrinkisd russell apple AMI
sharp. ferret-liks eyes, whose coat, two
sizes too large. generally tapped back TO
chow an old-fsshioued figured vaisteoat
and choker.
The Large man was George Francis
Train, psychic philosopher, poet and
traveller: the smaller Bloodgood II Cutter.
who arss became known 10 fans as Mark
TwsIn1s poet larist" when the limo
cents sailed abroad Mr. Cutter left his
Long Island farm last fall 20 spend the
winter IN New York and found in hr.
Train cong-uial associate II would be
hard 20 find two men more eccentric. Mr..
Cutter. poetry "a always unexcep,ionsbls
in sentiment. but usually manned in its
feet. Mr Trains philosophy is maguif
cent In expression. but frequently wide Of
fact Mr. Cutter Is a prosperous aud sue
e.ssfnI farmer and capitalist Mr. Train
has bad big forums and has proved
himself IN the past a shrswd enough man
Of business as when he introduced tram
ears into London. In lase yesrs be has
lost much 81 ais property. and hss once
h~en adiudgsd a lanstie. though few men
appear less ike t. Some II his property
4, Omaha was once soid for non payment
ef tax-s. sad it is said shss b. viii
..t.nps 20 have The sale .et sssas % The
ground that notice siv.a 20 erszF man
ao~snt count In the isw
Tb-r- % vsln - ehs~rfai hano-
.hoas n. psvchic phiiot~ph*r snt siss
.nout N. farmer poet The latter 80
su.-s u the Authors Cish "a sns - is
winter gatherings nod eeu ysissd tn 50
thsr- by r--i,lsw eas - sis so-szs ~sss
mach gpsfiealstioaL
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01
A GENERAL In SPECS
III. Clsyeland= Astuts Friend n
New York City.
a s~lsea ksspsT's WHY Rsters-Foss
<sa PhiISsoP hsr-skrs- Heating ssA
- IA AFcaItsst-If Mere
pads-Ihe Lumber Ftre.

a s2lssa Keepers wists Rstsrs-Psss
~sa PhilS.sPhsr-sxr Mrs AaatinxssA
- al AFeAItsst-If Mere
pads-Ihe LANDER Fires
fhs most astHts leader Of the Cieve-
land forces Ia New York - Mr.. William
K Grace, s1-Asyor Of the city, ana a
great power In south American trade and
naAaee. IN Peru Grace takes pot lueA
With the Governments and gets ths big
gssE share Of the stew In Chill he Is
called the hacker OF one party ia the civil
var. while Charles r Flint & Co. support
the other IN a test OF rival traders. Ia
Hanover square, the centre Of his far
reaching enterprises, he is a brisk, wide
awake man, afabls In manner, whose
Keen, t~lnkling eyes peer cut AZ visa
vis through speetacl-s as he positively
assures one that nc Is out Of politics.
let 10 Is not probable that Mr. Grace viii
ever really be out OF politics 80 long As
DO has greater personal strength with the
Tammaay rank aad h!e than any other
leader outside Of that organization, and
30 long as hs hates IL and its methods so
thoroughly He IL used TO receiving hard
rapA Probably no one has been better
abused by the opposing fsctionista
It 10 not 80 very long ago that . rather
rough citizen was applying for a saloon
license IN Great Neck, where Mr.. Grace
hAs his summer home, and Mr. Grace was
one OF number OF protestants. The
applicant went 10 ask the cause Of his
objections
well, said Mr.. Grace, IN reply, beam
ing upon hts questioner through his
benign specta.les, Il have heard a great
many BAD stories about you, Mr.. k.
Your reputation 4, not what is should
BE-"
las for that" said the applicant, with
ready wit, you probably haven't heard
half as many hard things said against me
as have heard against you"
Some OF Mr.. Gracs's latest political
manruvres, such as the union with the
Republicans last fall on local issues, have
turned out rather badly, but hs Is as
much alive as was another opponent Of
Tammany many years ago when
witt Clinton arose and baff.sd his foes.
The cunning old fOx-he only was sleeping.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01

Is naturally discouraged b the present
split u tAs h1sa party. Last summer
"a. cate = littIs c; Ar. Davitt in Lon
d0n, besides ealing ~ his lovely home =;
Bal ybr4cx, asar Dahiias and tkough the
disclosures witch have blasted air. Par
nsll's reputation had rot tksa bsea raA1s,
from DR. Davitts remarks CONCERNING
tAs Irish Parliamentary Leader,
learned that split Was iEaminsa1
Ar Davitt then spoke very conf
deatly Il the revolution Ia the
House OF Commons which the next
gcaeral eiest.oa would bring That CON
ndence Is naturally rather shaken now,
but 10 does aot despair o. tie SUCCESS VI
Homs Rals in the sad.
Mr. Dasitti 5 more than half American.
Re married. his wife in California, ne has
been much Ia tAis eoantry and knows its
people and its customs we'll IL he should
elect 20 remain here he would ind that
America Is the greater Ireland, and that
be las more friends here than he has
ever seen. Those who have read OF Mr.
Dayitts proves with the blaekthorn At
A~--&e9@} }NNe~ $3.50 ~ ~ -
braiser. Imagine. instead, q man tall
and OF shapely frame, but slight, erect Of
posture, with one empty sleeve, with
dark hair grizzled somewhat by advancing
years, and in feature not unlike what
Christopher Columbus would have been
il he had been born in Ireland, and il
manner kindly and courteous.
While launching with Mr.. Davitt's
Gatti's in the Strand ono day Mr.. Stead
approached our table, aud the contrast
was interesting between the edbearded
Englishman, with his brusqus, incisivs
speech, aud the dark Celt, who might
easily have passed for an American. Mr.
Davitt was then just on the point OF
starting the labor World" an enter
prise which has not made his fortune, I
fear.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
CITY Treasurer's once.

CITY Treasurer's once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. MAY =. 1871.
Notice is hereby gwen tia, tue assessmsnt
roll for grading and gravsiD- south Lafsy-
cite street. from Wealthy avenue 10 Filth
aveRuc. in the city # ,,rand k=p.6s. j. now 10
my hands. and that I will receive psymeat
thereon for the period Of twenty DAYS from
this date, at the ONCE OF the City IGesSurcf,
City Hall. WILLIAM II AXE.
FIJI June - City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01
TRAASURFR,s NOTICE.

CRY TgEAsrRFK's 0EFicF.
GRAND RAFEps. Mich. Nay n. 1921.
Notice Is hereby given that the asses slneat
roll for grading. gTayeiing and paving l4e gsf-
tf'rs Of Benson street In the city Il tral u
kap.ds. IS now In my hands ana that will re-
eeive payment thereon for the period % twenty
days from this tate. at the once OF the City
Treasurer. City Hal.
WILLIAM HAKE.
sunca cry Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01
TnrAsUREE', AoIIcE.


Grand Rapids. Aich.. May ~. ISL
Notice is hereby given that Inc assessment
roll for The construction OF . sewer IN cherry
sfrrt I, from Packard street 10 Lasi street. IN
tse cry OF Granc Rapids. Is BOW IN my hands.
and that | viii Receive payment thereon for
the pefloa of twenty dASs from tass aale. al
tie once OF the City Treasure. CITY Hall.
WILLIAM HAkE.
.nne o Isty Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01
A Slip Of the Tonxue.

"a pair Of seven dollar trousers said
a stout lady, as she led q snail, timid
man into . ready made clothing store.
What size" asked the salesman.
"Thirty-two," replied the lady.
VIII you put them on here, madam
New York Continent
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01

ss~hs~l psssss vss arrives -
Yark fsw dsYs axe ffam 4as~sf=s7~ a
- ss~ ~ shs s~<s hslaT@si SD Hsfss So
s.rlr hassd e lsssAsasa ia k@s bees -
prfssa - fbs ssas~ - tesiaoas ~sssn As
heisis dsas. ~ = so ssfass - zsslss 49,
Aas safssss ssffstiF ffeus ths xfis. Sea
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01
THEAsURER's NOTICE.
Cry TsfasuKss's oFF,er.

GRAxp Rams. Mich. MAY ~. l>el.
Notice Is hereby given that The assessment
roll Tor grading and graveiing of Munson
sir set from east line OF center street 10 west
Hnr OF Jefferson avenue. in the city of Graad
Rapids. 1, BOW N me hands. and that l will
receive payment thereon Ter the period of
twenty DAYS from This date. Al the once OF the
City Treasurer. City Hal.
WILLIAM HAkE.
iunee City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City Treasures once.
Grand Rapids. Mich Nav ~. is9i. I
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction af q sewer In the
alley in Nagele's second addition. ia the city
If urand Rapids Is now in my hands. ana that
will receive payment thereon for the period
~ twenty days from This date. az the Office OF
the City Treasurer. City ilall.
WILLIAM HhkE.
iune9 " Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01
TEEAsURrR's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's once
Grand Rapids. Mica. Mas -. Isg1
Notice IL hereby given thar tn aSse~sTne II
ron for grading and pawn. tse aliev betw en-
Kent street and Ottawa str--et. ffoTu hasf
Bridge stre 81 g. Hastings street. VA ike city 20
tirssd Rapias Is nov IN my hands. and that
viii receive payment thereon far the Period
of twenty daTs from this GATE. Of the once 81
the City Treasurer. City ilall.
WILLIAM HAkE
fri iunsIs City Treasurer
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01
TREAsURER,s NOTICE

City Treasurer once.
Grand RAPIDS. Mich. May =. lSsl.
Notice i hereby given that 40 aSsessm nj
roll tor grading and grayeiing the anty be
tween second street and Ih'ft street. irou
ppttihoae street to Fremont street, in the clty
Il Grand Rapids. is now ~ my hands. and that
| NJ receive payment thereon for the period
81 twenty DAYS from ihis date. al the Office Of
the city Treasurer. City llall.
WILLIAM HAKE
iri june IS City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01
TEEAsURERs NOTICE.
City Treasurer's once,

tIty IfeasurfrS VrNce.
Grand Rapids. Aich.. May ii. ISL.
Notice is hereby given That the assessment
roll for The construction II a sever in Ter-
race avenue. from so feet south of Lawn
Court TO Filth avenue and Lafayette street. n
the city of Grand Rapids, is aow Ia my hands.
Snd that | viii receive payment thereon for
the period of twenty DAYS from this Gate, nj
the Office oil the City Treasurer. City Hall:
6EoRGk X PERRY.
may3l City treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01
TnEAsURnR's NOTICE.


CRY TEKAsrkFK's oFrTcE.
GRANp RAFlps. MICA. May -. ie9i. }
Notice is hereby gwen that The aSscsssnebt
roli for the construction 81 sewer an Terrace
ryenue. iram a point So feet soni OF Laws
Court IL Pheasant street, ia Toe c.ts OF u aLl
RnBidS i row la rs hsncs. Gnd that viii
receive payment thereon f@r the period OF
fsenfy DAYS from fuls date. "a the Oh Oi the
MI.ti An HAKE.
iuaes "a treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
City Treasures once. !

Grand Rapids. Mich. May q. l,sl.
Notice is hereby gwen that the assessment
roll Tor the construction OF "a sewer In Wat
son street from BIZ. ditch 10 shepard street,
in tue city of Grand Rapids Is now In
my hands and that l Will receive payment
thereon Tor the period OF twenty days from
this date. at the once OF the City Treasurer.
City Hall.
WILLIAM HAkE.
june9 City Tressuf eT.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01
TnEAsuEEn's NOTICE.

City lre2sarer's 0fiee
Grand Rapids. Mica. Mas y. lssi- I
Notice Is hereby gwen thai tue assessment
roll foF graUlug alley n block al. Dexter ffae-
ton. Ia toe city of 0Fand Rapids. IL new az nv
hands ana that viii receive payment Thereon
iOf tie period 81 twenty DAYS fros0 THIS este.
IL the once OF the City Treasurer. City haA.
oLDhOf r. PERRY.
iunel City Treasurer
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01

CRY Treasures 0noe.
Grand kApies. Mel. SSs III. iesl-
Notice = acgeby ( YEA thai t2e assessment
roI Eor : salAg 81 St4ley street. t4oal "A 81
Division street g. sSsI city hlsifA lA I-e ely
OF tsrahc kspids. = nsw Ia ius EsslSs 1no q =.
] vii receive paymrat thereon sof 1iie period
Of twenty aSys iroia Hills a Ie 81 the once
Of rae S!Iy Treasurer. City HalL
GEORGE h PERRY
msyu Nlts Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01

A. wses4s~-s ss.s,sssss ssses 40 ks.z ssss
- ssssskfsa erth - Sc s-etl1ss tss ~t-'
:. ftzs- sas sans stsse a. f>+a. safss s.sla
$3.50. - : ks sssf sases4s s-s ssssse-s.
f@x.sFass es4ts ssstss
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01
III We're a Dude.

IL were . dude-which may heaven
forefend-I should want these things:
A toy rolling pin, covered with white
satin. with sits in it 20 hold my finger
rings when not in use.
A cravat pin of four-leaved clover in
enamel for lack. with diamond dewdrops
nesting in its heart and sparkling on its
edges.
A cravat pin OF butterfly in enamel;
several cluster pins wherein q circle OF
shining diamonds should surround CEN
trail stones OK different colors, emerald in
one, ruby In another, topaz, amethyst,
sapphrine, beryi.
Cravats of delicate shades to match the
pins and display their loneliness effectu-
ally.
A thumb ring, bracelet; and en-
broidered yachting cap in white, with
broad, fat top; racing puggaree, with
a white vail tied about it; a 80 cent I'M
dershirt marked down to 81 cents-nobody
would see that, you know; silk stockings
occasionally visible; Dolly Warden night
robe which | could manage TO exhibit TO
intimate friends.
lOOtnplCk sGOSSr WIN SoicS
thicker than paper, and highly polished
uppers; these in varying colors to go
with" my different suits.
Several suits a month OF imported
goods always; | would order beautiful
pair Of trousers tomorrow from . piece
of delicate wool goods saw in window
to-day, pure white with large checks very
family marked. would want three or
four suits a day and rotation in Office.
For my bachelor apartments, lot OF
Turkish rugs and hangings, empire fur
ni,ure. big shaded brown glazed jars for
roses, a Hindoo idol or two, an oval gilt
mirror with candle sconces, a canopied
couch, low tea table with a teapot and
alcohol lamp and souvenir spoons to re-
gale nv afternoon callers. These things
are all to be had for money; mems money
"a well as wonen's
would not want wife and children
because couldn't afford 'em; and then
they would interfere with my leisure; be-
sides. no girl in her senses would marry
me-if were n dude.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01
LANs NC z NoRTlitsN =. ?

stNSfN cay ~ esk Gats
T.Da A. Nj. runs fhrou,ln 70 Detroit VITA par
so lor carl s-sfs. - cents
| 100 p. NJ has through parior ear 10 Detroit.
Leu seats. ~ cents
f.D, T. VI. runs Through 20 Detroit with par
p.I-J iof car s.sks. :. CelfA
fof tickets and lBfoTnaflon app y NJ Intos
ticket ef1ce, 81 NtnFos--f. of nien station.
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-01
Northumberland

tDaiiy. Al! others daily except eanday-
Jaai1s effect SGaeay. jay lk. 49,.
Sleeping ears on Pacific and Atlantic Tx
pJcSs-. 10 snd IRON tsstrolf. Psrior cara raa
on DAY EGpTeSS and uTsnG fEpids Express -
and from Detroit Direct connections made
al Detroit with al through trains last. Ites.
efs en sale ~ Union Ticket oE1ce. .. keafos-
ST. and al Union depot.
FEsD NJ BGlscs. GraT ig't. q Monroe-s
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