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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20
MUSICIANS MEET.
Sixth Annual Convention OF the Nationa
League In Session ut Milwaukee.

Sixth Annual Convention OF the National
League In Session ut Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 1o.-The
national league of musicians began its
sixth annual convention Wednesday
There were about forty delegates pres
ent. After preliminary business incl
dent TO organization had been transacted
q resolution was adopted authorizing a
congratulatory message TO Secretary
Tracy expressing the thanks of the
musicians of the United States for his
order refusing permission to the
government band 20 compete for
the professional business of civilian
musicians. 1t was adopted unani-
mously. Secretary Beck's report
showed that seven charters hadbeen is
sued for new societies. The national
league now comprises thirty-two local
societies, with a total MON bership of
s.74l. one-third Of whom reside in New
York Philadelphia has 600 mem bers.
Pittsburgh $40. Cincinnati s2l and Chica-
60 sss.
President wolsieHer's annual address,
read iast before adjournment, re-
viewed the work of the year
and argued that the league had
come 10 stay. lie had CORE
sponded with local societies and found
that upon the question whether the
leag-fe sfalistes with the federation 81
labor the prevailing sentiment was
about evenly divided He advised that
no action be taken hy them with which
the league voald surrender ia present
independent organization ard powers
A. the evening session resolutions
were adopted denouncinr The treasury
depar; ment decision permitting the al
mission and competition OF foreign
musicians under the alien contract law
II was expressly aimed ~ the sdmis-
sion II the Strauss orchestra and -
musical instruments, and committee
VII - appointed - make t~st cas-.
ard determine the validity II the DE-
eisson II The late seeretAry Window
Bscs saane shar1s at vosgt, Hsrpol.
shslmer 4 Cos.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20

Ia the Senatorial - npos I'm OF Wed
nsscay, senator Croker sad that ne
aad senator Gilbert became s4tshed
that there we're gross frauds n the
Friedlender-Aerse case and they
thought Morse ought % DC unseAted-
Will the fresn young Kindergarten"
statesman Inform the people when the
case MAS referred 10 him and senator
Gilbert. Did the senate ever ask him
ana senator Gilbert - lnvestlgate and
report Or id the Senate ask CON-
mittee com posed OF Senators Croker,
BAstons, Gilbert. Taylor and Fteshlsm,
The Senate journal OF January Is shows
TIE latter 70 Dc the case.
Why. then, DID Senator Croker and
Senator Gilbert make the report They
were minority OF the COMMITTEES and
could not make . majority report.
Senators BAstone, Taylor and Flesh
lem assert that no report was ever
agreed upon BY the committee, and that
committee report was yet thought OF,
and nothing could be considered estab-
lished. 50 long as there Was any more
evidence TO Dc heard. But Senator
Croker and Senator Gilbert were con-
vinced. although the committee was
no.. Why. then, did they not state
their individual opinions TO the Senate,
instead OF an alleged committee report?
Doubtless because they knew that the
Senate had never submitted the case to
them individually and had not asked
their opinion. Rather than be guilty
of the impotence OF giving an unasked
opinion, they preferred TO be guilty of
false pretenses and submit . lying re-
port.
Why could they submit report, be-
ing . minority OF the committee, and
expect It TO pass muster? Because they
were the only Democrats on the COM
mittee. Because they knew that Patron
Bastone and Republicans Taylor and
Fleshiem would not be heard by the
Democratic Northumberland and
the Democratic Senators, all birds of
one black. pratical feather, who were
willing to follow the two committee
men into any SINKS of iniquity to ac-
complish their partisan ends. That is
the only reason why the individual
opinions OF Senator Croker and SEN
ator Gilbert were Of any value in the
case. In the light of law. truth, honor
and justice they were base; under
Democratic partisan standards they
were pure gold.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20
"ALL ABOARD
RAILROAD MEN ARE
RIGHT.
Parallel Truths Prove Some
Recent Statements.

The value Of = discovery = always be
Titled by enyious people. and their
seofhng remarks sometimes prevent
others from personally testing lts wortn.
More proofs are needed; further lnyes-
tisallon must be made. Here IL where
the value OF newspaper appears. and
We are but doing our duty IN printing
the following interviews:
WI GREENE OSCAR PHIPPS
Is staten Agent Of the Has punched tleAets
Central Vermont X. r. AID answered pAssen-
al Burlington, w. lie gers questions Tor more
has been with this thaa ~ years. as cen
company for forty ouctor on the Central
years. nlling different termonts New York
positions 81 fssponsa-,oss express
biity aud trust. Winter travel 81 "a
hile freight 2gentldegrees below zero a. q
~ -. Aibaas. AF.isumm-f work whea
Greene WAS more oriihe mercury - IN fte
less ouf-Of doors IN ailinineues. puts atremen-
sorts of weather. and,dcEs >iIaln upon The
this laid the foUnda vital forces
ton Tor rheumatism. For the asst few " afs
In the last few years Mr.. Philips has had
be has suffered much very poor sieep. As
from lameness and soon as he went 10 bed
aching OF the muscles. there would be tick-
anc general cioggl ng ing ~ the ack of his
OF the system. THREAT making him
A friend hearing oflcough and preventing
hts a conditions. < ave sleep.
him prescription that This trouble grew mp
he has Used succt ss- upon him. aad he losf
fully. his appeilf-. become
It's ae,ip WIS mar lhln. aua IL weak ana
vicious; lis stllIeued D. Nru down.
Joints became lImlert Lspotly. tie con-
the pai0 ana soreness nrnrra 10 Use . ne :
were gone. and bi> sYs- Celery Compound. ana
ten was In order again. tn result H. he stop
The meeicne that ping 81 the coG- h. bel
ID AL Id WAS Paine ter sleep. good appetite.
celery Compound. a gain IN HcSn and = re,
f8vprlte p-escripti on toratioa 81 strength
With many phys clans. an health.
fer rheumatism. n~u- hcSe experiences
ralgia. and any dis should 80 ofgteaf yaiue
ordered state of thelrs sit wig The true
system. means II relief for
islcAn IS and suffering.
The best medical skill of the day and
the highest scientific authorities unite
IN pronouncing that great discovery
| known as Palne's Celery Compound,
the most certain help for the nervous
| system, the most absolute preventive OF
| all its dangers. ever known to the world.
IL soothcs, II quiets, 1t relieves, II
strengthens, il tones the system and en-
riches the blood. IL IS, indeed. a God
send to oyerworked men and women,
and all who are exhausted by the great
strains and sudden pressure whlchare
constantly brought TO bear upon them.
You cannot afford 10 be without IT.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20

Edwin Booth, the melancholy Dane,
is very entertaining when he enjoys a
brief convalescence from dyspepsia.
Here is one of the jokes he tells on
Fechter, who played round of charac-
tiers in this country:
IL went one night to hear Fechter in
. melodrama Of tragic cast. In one
part Of the play Fechter had to count
out money. He was very deliberate and
said slowly, One, two, three. four, five,
and 50 ON. The interest of the play was
hanging on the tragedian's having
enough money and paying it over to the
villain. He kept slowly counting, and
the audience grew moro restless and
anxious for him to finish. A witty son
of Erin in the topmoet gallery. getting
tired, yelled:
"'Say. Mr.. Fechter, give him check. >"
New York World.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20
Coming to the Right Place.

The Ladies Literary Club has recelv-
ed letter from julia Ward Howe,
President Of the Association for the Ad-
vancement Of Women, stating that the
next session OF the Woman's Congress
will be held here next November. Other
cities offered inducements for the con-
gress session, but through the efforts
OF the ladies here il was decided TO meet
in Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20
A New Lyceum.

The Young Mems Lyceum OF the
South Congregational Church has been
organized with the following officers:
President, Fred Macy; Vice-President,
Sidney G.. Lathrop; Secretary. keene
Phillips; Treasurer. +. X. Miller. The
next meeting of the club VIII be held
in the parlors of the South Congregst-
ional Church, Tuesday evening, March
81
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20
Annual R0pOrt.

The Stow and Davis Furniture Com
pany filed its annual report with the
county clerk yesterday. 1t shows capt.
tai stock, $50. 900; paid in, $4,000; real
estate and fixed machinery, 81, 244.73;
personal estate, $25, 1929; debts, $751;
603.l3; credits, $ll 1854. The stock is
owned by seven holders.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20

TIE RAT, raK MOUSE And rfsx 1xAp.
Osse Day Wellfsd and Sagacioas Rat
came scross an Oe,ect made II Stout
Wires. and lis Sole Occsp~Isoa Seemed
TO Dc 10 take Care Of Ab~rai Piece II
Cheese Having had Several years IL
perienee with Men aud The.r hac.ains-
tons, tie Hal Looked the Ground over
with Great Care, and He was still En-
gaged IN thus Occupation when . Moass
Appeared and Wanted 70 Know what
was up
Why, the fact is" replied the Rat,
Il have more Cheese here than | can
possibly Eat IL one meal, and a. Cheese
sposls quickly in this Climate, l was
waiting for some one 10 come along and
Accept Of Portion
You are very, very Generous" said
the Mouse
Don't Mention il Just Step inside
and psss the Cheese out, will your
The Mouse had no sooner nibbled At
the Bait than there was Crash and he
found himself Trapped.
"Ah. that's the Way il Works. Is itY'
queried the Rat. u couldn't just make
it out I'm. see. Spring there some
where. Very good idea"
But I'm caught!- exclaimed the Mouse
In great Agitation.
$50 observe"
"And what's 10 be doner
"Weil, leave that to you to Decide
let you in on the ground floor. and my
Responsibility ceased there. Fine day
today? Hope we shall have an early
Spring
Moral-Experience acquired at the ex-
pense of others Is Soothing as well as
Valuable.
THE RoBpKR, THE TRAVELLER AND THE
MANDARIN.
One time Peasant was Travelling
along the Highway, he Encountered a
Robb-r who had been lying in Ambush.
When Demand was Made for lis Money
he Wept and Lamented and Besought
the Robber to at least spare him half.
Come down with Every Silver ar of
comes the top Of your Head" shouted
the Robber; and he left the Peasant
not one Copper Coin.
An hour later. as the Robber WAS
taking things Easy along the Road, he
was met by Mandarin and Escort, and
the big man ordered that he be Seized
and Searched. When his cash was
brought 70 Ii ght the Mandarin exclaimed;
"Ah. he has too much money for an
horest man! Take it away from him
and give him sixty strokes Of the BAN
boot"
Next day the sore and limping Robber
again encountered the Peasant, and he
at once fell upon him in Anger, crying
out:
"Ah! if you had not yielded up your
cash TO me l should not have been BAN
booedw
"And if had not yielded you would
have cut my Throatr' replied the Peas
ant.
Moral-Some men are bound TO be in
tho soup, anyhow.-Detroit Free Press.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20

The Legislature will probably do
some extensive tinkering with the laws
n regulate the practice of medicine.
Like many other laws, however. they
do not regulate 70 any startling extent.
Quscks are just ss numerous rs "a
looms under prohibitory laws. and
many Of those quscks have handsomer
diplomas than better doctors Ii takes
brains 70 make doctor and who can
measure them
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20
The Solar System.

The Kent county Scientific Institute
will hold q meeting in the High school
room of the Central school building
this evening. Prof. Carman will give "A
talk on the 'Solar SYSTEM" illustrated
by stereopticon views. The Institute
invites the public to attend Its meet
ings.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20

HoeeSe-I don't - how sny one can
sp-ak well Of those horrsd Indians. |
can never forget how thy made several
Of my ancestors srffer st the seake.
Mr.. 9rsnpns tstrugxitns with n sl-
isgsS aristnN-I cn aH-are voc. madam.
TIP hs~e ny rrufcundest rmpsshy.--
Boston Csurier.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20

Iif. Lozir Hope-May may +
speak n your father. Miss Cple'
Mia Vera Cole-It h usslass, Mr.. Hope
Il can never b your wife
Mr.. Lozser Hope Excuse ma. wished
30 sycak to him about that ti5 he Dor
rowed ca me week before last I'm
gsetisg its,e nervous about it-Puck.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20

TF the record of the present Demo
cratic administration of Michigan. with
al rs nepotlsm, incompetency. false
pretenses and sham, has not awakened
the pepole of the state of Michigan to
n realization of the folly of their negIi-
gence last fall. then they deserve their
fate. II the Democracy IS allowed to
contnus in power. the state govern
ment, with all It's credit and good name
will be gone IN less than four years.
The people should rebuke the admins
tration this spring and utterly wipe out
tho ticket and the rotten platform Of
the Democracy.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20

BsAch~-You've rv< sin o. e6ghs ssv
hcAriers. air't you, m~n'
MrsL Simdses-ves. They cne yee-
tsr3sv. How did yon knowf
BusrhrrJ noticed yos vss euyfoc
half . pound more ct everything New
Te~h W>~kiv.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20

Az unknown man committed suicide
yesterday by Jumping over Niagara
Falls. Could il have been one of the
Michigan Republican candidates who
had Just seen HE portrait N the "cam-
palgn supplements. "-Democrat.
Certainly not. The Democratic
artist On had no hand in that supple
ment lob.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20

sTfcw's this. Dsne~r' You've painted
rsthrx Tine With moving machine in
ssesi ~ rytss
That's 81 right We artists u n.
MODERN .rho>i k>e2 NJ With inventive
r-x-~---Mnnay's Weekly.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20

THv manner IN which the Democratic
Legislature desires - retrsneh i seil
illustrated by the proposed increase N
the annual allowance 10 the labor
bureau, from $4,000 to $4,000.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20

TaEsE are PHYSICAL hiccoughs and
spiritual hiccoughs. Gov. Winsns has
been afflicted With the former. but the
rest of his executive family i IN fair
Way Of beng afflicted with the latter,
IL he docs not hurry hack to Lansing.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20
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Largest of All Michigan Dsiiies Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
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Any Subscribe To ThE TELEGRAM
HERALD who taiIs to receive the paper
regularly. or who may have reason !"
con- plain Of late delivery, will confer .
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the fact 81 once bend postal card ca eAu
up tsisphsne o5i.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20

THE New York World remarks that
"the squaw -ho has arrived at lansing
and claims 10 be The wife Of member
Of the Legislature seems 10 have no re-
gard for herself whatever"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20

TsEps seems % be judicial stand
CT in the Nsersska euh~rnstorisl con-
test Two justices favor Boyd and swo
favor Thsyer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20
Read! HzzoH.s
PRICE 1READ
Best Family Flour. IS ID sack soc.

Best Family Flour, % ID sack COG.
Or per cwt........-...-..-.---.----. t2-5o
Granulated Sugar, per le.-..--..---... 90
Extra { sugar. per le-....-....-.-------. 90
Golden Syrup Sc per gallon. gal
Ion kegs for. .-..-...-......-..--.--.-.. Lao
Pure Leaf Lard SO per 10, 10 lns for 20
Water White Oh gallons for. 80
German Family Soap. bars for. IS
Picnic Hams, per b......-..-.-.-......-. %
! ID can good Baking Powder. 10
Best Rolled Oats, 8 lbs for............. .25
> cans Columbia River Salmon for .e5
Choice Mince Meat, Ice per 10, lbs
for 20
Currant Jelly, Toe per ID, 3 lb< for -
20 10 pal Currant Jelly for.-.......-.-I.-,
Peach, Plum, Apricot, Blackberry
and Cranberry Preserves, i5c per
10, los fOr.........-................ .25
New Turkish Prunes. l0c per ID.
lie Tor 20
Sugar Corn, Tomatoes. String
and Lima Beans. Green Peas.
per can--.-.---...-..s-.-...-.---. 70
Dried Black Berries, per h.. .i2l
Dried California Grapes, per h. ~
Buckwheat Flour, % lb sack ........ 90
Choice Maple Sugar, per ib.--......- 10
Choice Maple syrup. per gallon. 80
New Queen Olives. per quart. .... .S5
New Tea Dust rae per Id OF . lbs
l-oo
Rio Coffee, per Id. l5c, 2oc and. %
Choice Mocha and Java Coffee, per
~
Japan Tea, new importation, per
lb......................25c, 35c, Acc and so
Choice Dairy Butter, and ID
rolls, per ID, lie, 10 lbs for 80
Choice Raisins, loc per ID, 8 los for rs
Chocolate, per lb........................- SO
Mushrooms and FrenchIPeas, pr can 20
German Mustard, per quart. 10
Fruits and Vegetables OF ali kinds {
the lowest cash prices.
New Dried California Apricots, Nee
tarines, Peaches AID Red Raspberres.
Agent for John T. Cutting Co.'S cele-
brated California Fruits, in S-!b cans.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20

Inspect our stock of Outing Shirts.
NoIGr, HFRroisHErNER Il Co.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20

Svrra1SrESpExr NEwKfRK should re-
ssn % cure the Detroit Trleanes
stouach-sche.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20
Still Marching On.

still Marching On
Sunday School Teacher-Who was the
oldest man?
Tommy-Elijah.
Teacher-Why, how is Elijah the old
est man?
Tonimy-Well, be was born 4, 900 years
ago. and according to all accounts he
amt dead yet,-New York Herald.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20
OFFICIAL PAPER Of The CITY,
AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP.

From the opinions expressed BY
prominent American citizens OF Italian
birth throughout the country on the
summary justice meted on. to the
slayers IN cold blood of Chief OF Police
Hennessy at New Orleans last satur-
day, it seems the idea is entertained
that the United States can be held re-
sponslble by tho Italian government
for the lives that were made to pay the
penalty of assassination. With two ex-
ceptlons the men shot down are ad-
miIted To De American citizens. This
being the case 1t may well be asked
upon what basis the Italian govern
ment can be asked 10 interfere. The
criminals were not Italian citizens.
They ceased to be when they procured
their naturalization papers IN this
country aad forcswore allegiance to the
land OF their birth. By this act they
forfeited al claim TO protection BY the
Italian government and became amen
able to thu laws of the land of their
adoption, and If those laws miscarried,
then they were in common justice sub
ject to the will of the people of the
United States. An enormous crime
had been committed and the perpetra-
tors Of it were by that will, which
knows no stop, made TO pay the pen
atty.
With reference 10 the two men killed,
who, ii Is claimed. had not been natur-
allied. they, by taking up their resi-
dence there, became subject to our
laws. and in this respect, were in ex-
actly the same position as if they had
become citizens.
All the culprits were members Of
secret society, one of the rules of which
Is that when any man is condemned TO
die, n number of members are detailed
10 perform the monstrous act. Such
an institution is at utter variance with
the principles of q free and enlightened
government, and the members of such
a society must not De permitted to exist
on the soil of the United States, but If
1t IS found 70 so exist, then its members
must be exterminsted, no matter what
the means. If the law is powerless,
through bribery or otherwise, then the
free and enlightened citizens OF the
greatest Republic in the world must
take justice into its own hands ana be
sure that 10 is not found wanting.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20

Live Holsters at Dettenthaler's.
Madras Outing Shirts at Voigt. Her
polsheimer Il Co.'S.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20

This list Is furnished by Tuttle BIOS. real
estate dealers. Pearl st.. over Arcade Tele
phone No. 1861.
IN THE CITY.
Chas Fox Gdn to Charles W. Tufts. lot
II. bk =, Penny's add..-.-.....-...........S 10O
Charles W Tufts and wife TO Marcus +
Bates and wife. part lot is. blk s..
Clinton c Allen To- Nellie Judd. si7I; ~
IT lot aud n ia II lot 4. bk $. l. Por-
ters add 1000
Jos pa II Terrell and wife to rlorous
NJ. Alger. part lot 10. A Bradfords
Reaoen Boomer to red r Lawyer. lot
1ia Rissell 4 llarlan's add ..............-~. 800
GeOcge Hardy ct al, 10 edward
weatherH part lots and $. blk 4.
Bostwck a Cos add..........-.........-.... 1850
Edward A Weatherly and wife TO Geo
Charles II Mansfield 81 a and wife to Cath.
arine Hill, lot 81. Weston 4 Lows add 500
Cathar ne Hill t. Arthur 9. Dickinson.
und "a lot 81. Weston & Lows add. 800
ANA schitke To Mathew kellar. n 4
lots. Gold st. Scribner's add 1850
George Davis ct al. 10 Gerret j. Mars
man. lot q. blk T. Davis. Turner K Car
Tolls Eighth ward add 500
Henry kro@zet and wife to Charles Z
Harrington. .o.s and 9. Icusemrns
SUD ooO
Sewell Hessetine and wife to Lawson
A Paine. lots and q. Human I'd add l.sO0
IN THE COUNTRY.
Mrs Mary A Miller ct al. to John Adri-
anse. part NV a sec IL. Walker 200
John Adrianse and wife TO Matthias
Mauerman. part nv u sec II. Walker 800
George Iompsett and wife To Harriet
Bosworth. parts u NV u sec IL. Al
Edwin ( Sweet and wife 10 Richard
Dawson. lot l0l. Sweet X Smiths add,
IOWcil DO
Alfred y Crozer and wife to James A
RobeI tson, lot 49, vii south Grand
hcpluS..... o,o
W Converse TO Casper Tuinstra, n
n "a n a Sc sec =. Wyoming ..........-.. 600
Mary J Buell. TO Melvin A King and
wife. n 4 NV I. sec II. Caledona......-. 3.l00
| VIM Loughlln. IT. and wife 10 VIM
Loughiin, Jr. W a sw IS &c y. Graf
| Rosana L Williams to Dexter NJ JAG
ques. part sc q sec |. Wyoming .......-.. $50
| George Wolyin 10 VIM. +. Rector.
part \ Sc sec q. Agoma ...........-. 800
WA Rector and wife TO Henry T.
Rector. part 4 sc a sec p. AlgOma. l.lo6
Charles Heripgton and wife tn Henry
j kroeze. W n y NV = sec Il,
Walker. ...............-. 5000
| Carolin Graham TO Francis Norman.
and wife. part NV 4 sec "A. Vergennes 20
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

This list is furnished by Tuttle Bros. real
estate dealers. Pearl st.. over Arcade Tele
phone No. 1861.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20

The other windy day as . gentleman
stood on the Campus Martins waiting for
a car his hat blew of and went skylark-
ing down the street. He was gathering
himself for run when another pedestrian
called out:
''Stop! sir-stop!"
"Eh? Speaking to me; what is it,"
''Stand still, sir! Don't take step
after your hat"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20

BY this time two women, i've men,
three boys and a policeman were in chase
of the hat, and it was not only speedily
run down, but the dirt was carefully
brushed elf by the rescuer before he re-
stored it with bow and smile
''SeeT' queried the pedestrian who had
cried stop.
II do. Thanks. I've learned some
thing Detroit Free Press.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20

Currant Jelly, Toe per ID, lb< for
20 10 pal Currant Jelly fol-.
Peach, Plum, Apricot, Blackberry
and Cranberry Preserves, i5c per
Il. d L.. L.