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The sun., 1891-01-02


day. permit ing pool sellers in this city to 70.
ceive wsgers for races to be run on tracks near
the city OF New YORK. passed without notice By
tho majority Of the citizens Of this town. But
there was one particular group OF men who are
Is much interested In it as 1t is possible for
them to be In ANYTHING The news Of ths s.c "
GHSs o ds8son n
CITY. and after Il had become public property
tho hotel corridors and other resorts Pl OF the the
who run thc po, rooms Of the city and wis!a
wh 10 es sH 81
i9ss as 'Ss12 neo s s.les no mIne Il Ess
cities oi The world. Some OF the, most prudent
and sagac9ns legisa,ors IL ins h S'ae e,ains fns
upon regulating the pool business rather tha4
,bspT sS Il as ,sy bys
advanced civilization. London, Berlin. ytennay
and Psr. have all soash at tines TO nTeySss!
have never suecesde. IL Loudon ths light
against the pool sellers has been carried qh ~
dreds OF thousands OF pounds have been spent
by the society n the course o, that Hme % ~ aas ns
Mbout to is fsp was
richest and most influential men Of the city.
Gen. Buffers autobiography will not be on
tirely satisfactory to the reading public. the
reason for this is that the sturdy Old warrior
H. more than kelly to leave ,nntoucled ons ns
phase OF his character which the world shopid
know about That phase 10 hia GsniaiAhy. hts
own personal comfort for those who are In dis
ross and weak. HIs habit Of concealtng from
his left hand what his right hand 10 dolna in
the great oanse OF humanity will prevent this
redominatin9 trait OF his chara ter from ooipx
set forth in his book. and f2r this reason ths
volume must be incomplete. fortunateiy.
however. there are tn 81 who sisnd ready, 70
DO It for him. apd oomipx yssrs WI VII show Laas
s.s HSd e h1s s2ss ssas sas g s. IN nn. IGs rest WV
The sun., 1891-01-02
Prom ehS Ro0Roks Times.

about time Democratic paps1 stopped rshashins
ths old story that Governor Hils supporters knfsd
Clsvsland and traded him Oh in the election Of 8s In
side politicians Of both parties know this to BE- false and
Mr. Csvelands nearest friends we'll aware that had
Cleveland running alone he would have lost New
York BY $4,000 HUI gave the Presidential ticket
strength Il did not possssa
From the Bsymtn0ham AGE Herald
Governor Hl1 remark that he did his speaking before
the election . straight hit Whatever may BE- said
Of the New York executive he shirks NO party duty.
The sun., 1891-01-02
A Senslble Vlew.

Yf0M tN Honda TNs1S UN1SA
Cleveland carry New York and sthey doubtful
stAtsA the South viii support him But II there any
doubt about IL the Southern Democracy will support
any sood Democrat who can win. 1t . matter Of
party sueoesA pure and simple.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
TIE OBSERVER.



TIE dsncsn ax1onzl churches have
yet II learn ne gleEy II tne kesnots Of
litnrgse worship Cur esEs are yet fail
OF ths eszsaoE Of the Unconventional
traditions. We zes - strangers IA =
strange land, he space eetseea Is snd
the bsyond. We have accepted TIE sx,
estiag, fesefish energies Of the material
progress around "a, tired u ths past.
impatient OF TIC prsseas. and fearful
CT tie future.
our ehosrs ard eur polp pts need mere
OF the eles4t.nxs spiritual, sna eons.ac-
Ing sounds. Poser sad seeiesIast+elssIl
seen Al times feaTfaiiy dominant. AMI
the intelligent xofsnlppeE Loses himself
IA this pospourfl OF denomlnsilonaiisin
aud dry .'mzss-muslc, sAflli. harsh
sounding voices. Let Us leafn-4nd
the sooner lhe better the true ganiat.
beginning with win pla.n. spiritual
song, advancing lntelligently aud IA an
orderly way. Ike a well-tempered elasi-
eord, when has shaped the musical aad
pulpit culture OF the world. There Is
no { me ike Advent or Lent for gong
back 10 FIRST principles ia all tnlags be
iongiag to Holy Church, religious, and
Christian principles.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
CHURCH NOTICES.

Noiicc-In future the TETEGRaN-IIsFALD viii
publish. under this head. only such notices as
are sent TO this osiice each week. not later
than Friday afternoon. This Is done 10
avoid mistakes and duplicate notices.
In these announcements usual services
or hours" mean that the morning service oc-
ours at 1879 "a. IN. aud eseain. service at Z
=. m.
Church of Chris:-Bey. W. !. Russell. pastor
Usual services morning and ev, ming. sun
dag school at noon. e.. L. :. {. 4. meeting az
q p. III. Seats free It al services. and strangers
always welcome.
tniversaiist- Charles Eiuhrer. pastor
Morning sub ct: The Itcfitsle and Obiga-
ton OF Man" In the evening service VI
song. sunday sc..oo. at noon.
Trinity Chu~ch-Rsy. II. II. Johnson. rector
Holy Cofnmuui ~ nj O'clock Mathis at Ie:sD
Sermon By Rev. Martin Dan.er. fyeus9ng al
: O'Clock. Sa5i.ci. = lemons Choice" by
Rev. ii. II. johnson. suneay-school and riDl,
class 81 O'Clock. seats fiee. Strangers az,
welcome.
Rev. Mr.. Canright viii address the Gospe
Temperance meeting this AFTERNOON at $50 \
IT,. at Good TeMplars' Hall. corner South Di
vision and Islani-sts. All are invitad.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
Annual Reports.

Powers & Walker Casket Company
Capital, 500, 900; paid in, o,4Oe; real
estate, S66 400 80; personal estate, Si3.-
062.l9; debts, $i9,l2s.S0; credits, S27,-
7IO.S5.
Grand Rapids Sidewalk Company
Capital, 5000; paid in 5000; personal
estate, $500; credits, 500.
Diamond Wall Finish Company; Cap
ital, $4,000. paid in, $50 600; personal
estate, $6,li4.70; debts, S2l,235.6l;
credits. 81. 55l.75.
Grand Rapids Glue Company: Capt.
tai, So, 600; paid in, $1,000; real estate,
sc, 430.l9; personal estate. s3,767 sc;
debts, SIS, 1889; credits, SiSl.3S.
Grand Rapids Cabinet Company: Cap
ital, $1,000; all pail in; personal es-
tate, Sl2,o50,S5; debts, Sli,7Si.S9
credits, 50 ,66l.5S.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
FLAGS AT HALF MAST.
All Government Oi,ccs To BE Closed, Ow-
ing to the Funeral OF Sec. Window.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. sl.-To
Surveyor OF Customs, Grand Rapids,
Mich.-To officers OF the customs, as
sistant tressu-ers of the United States
and all other officers of the Treasury
Department, notice IS hereby given that
the funeral OF the honorable William
Window, late Secretary of the Treas
uTy, will take place at IL O'Clock, m.
on Monday, February ., 1891, in the
city OF Washington. All buildings and
offices under your control will be closed
throughout taat dav, 50 far as cons :
tent with the transaction of necessary
public business, and absolutely on and
after the hour mentioned. On all pub
lie buildings throughout. the United
states. ard all vessels and steamers un-
der control of this department, the Ma
tional flag will be displayed ST half
mast. a. K. NETTIEToS,
Acting Secretary.
To r. A. Maynard, Surveyor Of Gus
toms.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
Plies, piles. Itching piles.

SYMPTOMS intense itching
and singing: most at night; worse by
scratching. If allowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed ard
ulcerate, becoming very sore. SwAYSE'
OINTMENT stops the itching aud bleed.
ing, heals liberation, and in mcst cases
removes the tumors. At druggists, or
by mail. tor 30 cents. DR.. Swayne s
Son, Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

TuE E,gin News says: "Ingalls will
not have to beg when no leaves Wash
ington. lie has a hattering offer to
take the editorship OF the Detroit Trib-
une. hasa similar offer from Chicago.
ard has already contracted to deliver
thirty lectures during the year for $751;
COO. We would be glad to see HIM
enter the journalistic field. He would
make brilliant newspaper man."
And we should Ike TO have him make
tic Detroit Tribune howl for &hile.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
WANTS TO FIGHT ROACHE.
Tommy Sullivan SHES His DEF 1T the
.littIe In."

Tommy Sullivan SHES His Den ut tho
"IittIe Up.''
To the Editor OF the TKLEcsAs-HssALp.
see that Johnny Roache wants to
fight George Slddops. now OF Chicago,
or tho Denver "kid.'' of Denver. Now,
he don't need TO go a. far as Denver
looking for fight hereby challenge
Johnny Roache to fight any number OF
rounds or To n finish, for fun or money.
the more OF the latter the better. |
can be seen NJ any time TO make ore
iiminary arrangements for the mill.
Tbis challenge IS open 10 any feather
weight IN the state.
fsIgned. TOMMY SULLIVAN,
TIE champion feataer-weight of
Michigan.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

The political wisdom of the Boston
Traveller commends itself to thinking
men. IL says: "What the country de-
rnands today Is leadership by men who
arc not candidates for Office"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

SsYs the Toledo Blade: "Those who
predicted n short session OF the Ohio
Legislature are extremely silent just
now. more especially if they are Demo-
Gratis" There 10 some OF the same
kind OF silence in Michigan.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

First. Nc have = common cold. which,
being neglected, leans - eatzrril.
From eat4rrh comes . legion III ia
which Iobs as Of health anu Happiness,
AID naaiiy our lives also. TIE climsts
OF winter = sure 10 bring colds. tossis
not promptly cured are sure % cause
eatarfh, aud eatarrn, Improperly
treated, Il sure 10 make life abort and
miserable. Catarfh spares no organ ar
function OF the body. IL 10 capable OF
destroying sight, taste, smell. hearing.
digestion, secretion, assimilation and
exereilon. II peryades every part Of the
human body-head ,thfost, stomach, TO a.
els, bronchial tulse<, lungs, liver, kid
ueys, bladder aud sexual organs. Ca
tarfh is the cause of at least one-haif
OF the ills 20 which the human family
is subject. Is there 40 way TO escape
from this, There is. Pe-ru-na never
fails 10 cure cold. Pe-ru-na never
fails 10 cure estsrrh IA the first
stage. Pe-ru-na cures catarTh IN the
second stage IN nine cases out OF ten.
pe-ru-na cures catarrh IN lis last and
worst stages in the majority OF cases,
and never fails 20 benefit every case.
however, bad. A hook on the cure Of
catarrh in all stages and varieties sent
free 10 any address by The Perupa
Medicine Company Of Columbus, Ohio.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

Dorm Prohibitionisss realize that the
Farmers Alliance has crowded them
into the fourth place among parties,
How long before they will fall over the
end-board?
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

The following burial permits were
issued yesterday: Mary T.. Brooks. Sc
Sixfh-sve., heart disease; CYNTHIA r.
Hyde, 100 scrlhner-st., cancer; Addie
c. Green. ssl Plnnheld-ave., conges-
ton OF the lungs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

There will re special business a. the
rext meeting OK Carpenters Union,
No. 81, Thursday evening. February 5.
All members are requested u De pres
ent. G. Peterson. Pres.
T.. l.. PRoRART, Sec.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

THE Cincinnati Enquirer, frst-class
good Democratic authority, says: "The
country once more booms with grow
-AgpIcsperity." Al on account of the
Mckinley bill, OF course.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

Muskegon Canton No. 8, Pstrisrchs
Militant. I. O. O. r., will give q grand
ball st Muskegon. Wednesday evening.
February IA. Quite number of Can
ION Pierce No. -. Of this city viii at
tend IN full uniform.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

THEY are sizing up the furnishing
Democracy of Michigan, outside of the
State. The Toledo Blade remarks:
'Three thousand Democrats have
asked for the 80 Offices Governor Patti
son, of Pennsylvania, has to give. He
should consult with Winans, of Michi-
gan, who had 10000 applicants for 10
Offices"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.
xErusllcsN STATS CONVENTION,

A Republican stats Convention TO nominate
. l1ssier 81 the -uPFefac Court IA place Of John
". than plin. AID I've regents Of the nver-
atty Ia e.sce OF taarles y. sttsletL aud Arthur
n. CfA4k. ahd for tEr transaction OF other bus
mesa Will 3e held a. Assembly Hail Ia ths
6ifS ef J scSs"n. On TUESDAY. February "A. Isl.
At II o'clock a. IA.
Ia accordance with a resolution adopted az
dfnnd Rapids. NAY -. isso. every county wiii
BE- emitted "a cue 1eieg2te FOR each 90 OF the
total yote east Tor 9oyrfaof a. the last election
fNogember. isael. and one additional delegate
for eseIy ifarfsoa amounting 10 10. but eaen
organized couaty wlil DO entitled ~ az least
one delegate.
taa-r a resolution OF is5s no delegate viii
be entitled 90 a scat In he Convention wac
ases not reside In The c0unty no proposes 10
REPRESENT.
IA compliance with resolution adopted In
vftroit. June =. ls,1. the secretary III each
county convention Is requested 10 forward 10
the SECRETARY OF the state Central Committee
srocm q. ButleF block. Detroit. by the earliest
mai. after the delegates aFu chosen. n cert
fed LIST Of such delegates as are entitled 20
seats In the state Convention from their re-
spective counties.
JANIS NcNuLAS. Chairman.
WILLIAM X. BArEs. Secretary.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

Ouro must be getting envious of
Michigan's great university. The Col
umtus Dispatch says: "ln the number
Of students at the University of Micbi-
gan. Ono stands thIrd. as she has done
for . number of years. Last year Ohio
cent one hundred and seventy-five stu
dents. But why should not Ohio. more
central, more populous, more wealthy,
have cosmopolitan university. which
would draw students from every State
and territory and from the islands of
thc sea- Why should not the students
who attend here enjoy the broadening
aud Iiberalizing influence of ASSOCIATION
with multitude of various mindsg'
1t IS hard 10 tell why, unless because
Michigan has got such start that Oaio
could net expect 10 catch up. A State
that has TO so to New York to find a
senator 10 send 10 Congress must be
lacking somewhere. What's the matter
with OHIO, anyway
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

When Prince Bismagk, the great
German statesman, was lad, his father
once overheard him speaking " the
Emperor as "fritz." lie reproyed him
for the familiarity. and added, Learn
TO speak reverenily Of His Majesty, and
YOU will grow accustomed ~ think OF
him with yeneration."
The words made a deep impression
on the boy. Even IN his Old age he
lowers his voice, and ASSUMES respect
ful tone whenever lac speaks OF his
sovereign. When a message was brought
from the palace, either verbal or writ
ten. be always stood 10 receive IT.
What lesson Is the custom OF this
great statesman to boys who speak so
lightly, II not profanely, the name OF
the King OF Kings.
1t rs very easy 10 lower our standard
OF reverence for anything. We have
only TO speak of it habitually III light
way. There Is nothing Ike il 10 take
the life out of the most precious texts
OF scnpture.-lS Sci.
The new municipal building which
our city now talks OF building should
Ice erected for future needs. IL should
be large, fine and in Keeping with the
times, present and future. The cost of
such = building should not be less than
$4,000.
Gentlemen do rot carry their canes
or umbrellas in n crowd horizontally.
This trick Is very annoying one to the
victims of ii. Gentlemen will always
consider the rights OF those walking
behind them. Gentlemen will not as
sumo the right as being the lords of
creation. There are other people on
earth who have rights as well.
The greatest need of charity is often
solicited for those who themselves have
the least charity for others. Ii charity
would be bestowed on the deserving
humanity only, we would have less
number of people imposing upon an
ever liberal and generous public
Promptness in duties atOnes for many
defects in real skill. He who COM
mences late and drags behind, is always
Ill the end a failure.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
JANIS NcNuLAS. Chairman
WILLIAM X. BATES. Secretary.

In the above convention counties IN the
Una CcngreSsiona district will be- entitled ~
delegates as follows: Ailexan. 10. lonia. io.
Ottawa i3. and Kent. A..
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
ARKANSAS has twice been robbed by

ARKANSAS has twice been robbed by
Democratic treasurers. Nowit appears
tnat no less than thirteen county treas
urers in that State are short in their ac-
counts by amounts varying from 500
10 $1,000. No wonder Senator Wisner
feels so concerned over the funds Of
Michigan, at present.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
Lily white Flour

Makes finest pastry. bread or biscuit.
The best is cheapest and most salts.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

sac ! foxm e ~ and leht,
TAI. spxa. beoeaj psrt II ssGhts
Hsalth ga z2ex ehsek, Alza heAat = bel
fsk,
Her fern al grace and aaeeA-isks
MAJESTY
The s<xHss u hes splendid hssith Ana
t<aaty - SIMPLY tlsts. rae sssrts sa1
asoacs the inany Ills psesssisI - e.I
SCI ey the use ef hs. Pssxcet - oszss
Prescription. fhs . tie enly femesss
tor wonens ekeQasaf weaknesses ana
aImeais. Sod " al drask.sis, nndsr .
positive guarantee tTsaa the ssznufac-
tarers taxt II Nail give satisfaction IA
every case, or meney Wilt * refunded.
Sec guarantee GA boitie-xgappss.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

The esstcoms u al TIE tzik abous .
short sdjoaxausns Ct TIE Legislature
u visit tns state Institutions "a last
sbout uf4t ths fsLxssAx-HxaALs sug
sestsd. ~ Tar - the sxuns Of time i
concerned. Tue senate bad no quorum
Wednesday and fhaEsday. GA Friday
ssssnkssn senators we're presest-las
: q1araul-bat enc wss Obliged u
lssss FOR home ca account q tie ssFi-
Gus illness OF bis wife. After granting
him indefinite leave Of ABSENCE, the
Senate adJoarnsd until Nonezy night.
50 far IS that body Is concerned,
nothing Of consequence has been ae-
eompilshed BY ths short sdIoaFnmsnt.
The House assembled "Wednesday
night with few more tran quorum
present. IL worked through Thursday
and Friday On unlmpoftant routine
work. A few petitions were received
and reported. bat nothing was done
that materially advanced tne sesaon.
The only important oil GA the order OF
third reading. the appropriation ball
for the state Pioneer society. was tut
by for more convenient season. One
b1l 10 meet An emergency was passed,
but there were not members enough
present % give 1t immediate effect.
Requests for leaves OF absence kept
coming in yesterday and decreasing the
working force, until two attempts were
made TO adjourn until Monday night.
These were voted down and requests
for leaves OF Absence followed 80 thick
and fast that tho House adjourned IN
sheer self-defense. Ii was foolish
move. as was proved by the result.
In the morning the House assembled
with only forty-nine members present.
and spent an hour III a vain attempt to
secure quorum. Then they simply
adjourned over the day.
1t may be possible. some day, to
make members stay in Lansing over
Saturday, Sunday and Monday, bu.
evidently the time IS not yet. The
present Legislature. before il assembled
or even knew wha. It was talking
about, made great show of intention
To remedy this evil. Individual mem
beers OF the reform" cut, who had
never seen session OF the Legislature,
were loud in the proclamation OF their
intentions. and took it upon themselves
TO commit the Legislature i'll advance,
To the accomplishment of many re.
forms. Ii the Legislature, immed.-
ately after weeks recess, can no,
stay in Lansing over Sunday and work
on Saturday and Monday, the prospects
are not very promising of their ever
doing so. Tramps, with no visible
means of support and no family con,
nections, might be induced for a reas
able compensation to glue themselve:
to.thc legislative chairs for four months
but the citizen who is of some use to
himself, his family and tho commun
i;y. will not do itISeform or no reform
S>
ARKANSAS has twice been robbed By
! Democratic treasurers. Now 1t appear:
that no less than thirteen county treas
urers in that State are short in their &C
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

L. III. O'Dren, undertaken. having
sold part interest 10 las brother.
Thomas I. OBr,en, the concern shall
be known IN the future az OBrien
Bros, undeTtakers, IL Crcsccnt-avc.
p'f5RfEx hRos.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

SIS suits for SIS, all the week A. shat
tuck y TroNhrldge's. a McnEoe-ss.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

The rsfsswfag - A lst ct TIE marriage
licenses is<aed since last pasilsaed. With -
pansrs r.aAes-sf vasa sats.ae tae ests sas
ases 81 the parties. tges
I.u.~sJ Dso6v cannon. MafSsrefse F.
Dsalei McDsaald. Mile NJ Rsanas 81,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
Lily White flour

To know how 10 travel well is TO know
more than egreatma jority of people.
Nothing strange III that. lis so IN
all affai rs; outside OF the conpar-
atiyeiy small number deyoting
theiy lives 10 a given pursuit,
the rest of the world is not
IN 1t The occasional
NECESSITY traveller Is rot an
ex OR pert. Can not judge
DESIRE m what he don't
have) extended experience.
What are we TO do If such Is
true land is il not?l J1st
whatwe are doing ever day IN
other mat tiers. i.c., depend on Others
known to be not only experts in their
work, but trnsty i'll their dealings. A
good deal of the success Of railroad
trip depends on getting started right.
In passenger travel affairs are ever
changing. If, from desire or necessity,
you intend going hence, start right by
getting your tickets via the {. d W. Nj.
or ID. l.. & N, ast',e case may be. The
one is the favoritu ''ac 20 Chicago and
beyond the other ~ Detroit and beyond.
LEO. DEHAvES,
Gen'l Pass'r Agent.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

IT Is not wise for the Democracy TO
rsioics too much over the failure Of
the Elections bill. The principle OF
that bill il right. The United States
proposed only to regulate and super
v.e those elections in which the general
Government Is directly interested, not
20 interfere Ia the least with the state
elections. The idea that the United
states has not the right 10 protect It's
own elections. but must submit TO out
rage ~ the States Is preposseEous. Az
present, i 10 i;npossibls for the prin-
e;pis 10 be established IN ssatutary
form, owing 10 The chaotic state of
Of political affairs aud due reforms.
Bat when the present craze passes OF
the question Of honest federal elections
vii come up again and must be foeghs
eut sooner or later The Republican
rarity has future work. although ut
present under cloud The principle
Of the Elections bsa . destined 10 BE.
soms crystalised N ths las Of the land.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

DR.. Palm. dentist. extracts teeth
without pain. Woudsrly block, 3
Monroe street,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

Ask for Van scocos-sakenc