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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28

Ia December. 1855, hs fofAasd q part
sap with Dwignt Goss. and since that
data tAs hrm Of Haggersy q Goss has
done business AZ No. Al Aonroe-st.- IN
.h- same rooms where Judge Grove
MA so lcrs located. Though not an
active soFkeT Mr.. hasgerty has Always
been q republican anu hss taken deep
interes, in political matters- tie Is a
careful. hsrd-wofking lawyer and
stands high a the legal profession. lie
was almost the universal choice af re-
publican lawyers for the honor 10
Which ne MAS named by the repubii-
can convention. IL elected ne will
bring dignity and learning 10 the police
court, ard all VINO have business there
viii DC treated with kindness, con-
sidsratIon aud courtesy.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28
sErusL IcAn MEEIlNCs.

The sgpugntDeass I'D ne bslaaes OF the
eaanpafen Are fsltDNa. october =. Aags ;.
Hfewrr a. Clarnsl41s tfenrfal tufeafoH. az
sossaz Lass. AiiEea " 0ieoSt. ~ i4.Isoai y II
h..fn aea smith. a. e..Ild l.4ke sa1se Blu ca.
az Zrela.4a Heoree = NeBFce. ~ Oflx3ns;
ana Coz. lace. &C Pin asei. October y. Mara
= Brewer AZ satxtoas, 6eneg9l C9tcGeJii.
AZ Iake Odessa, hifam Siaea eafita. az
Wsoml0g Celtsr, judge BaEeh. az fe9glno;
n. y AIlra. al Sparta sieaFse " AcBrlde. az
xeDaxa. -. j. Diekema. AZ janIestsuas Gov.
Lace as Bclaing- ocJ8eer St. hark :. Brewer.
a. coopefssliie General Cetgheon. az Otsegei
Alfred v eott. At BLAIR sebooi hoGse: jude
batca az Al esals 4. y. Airs. At ASiiasd
Geo. VI. Aekrlde. az siudssnsilIe; 81 y.
Iaekema st Byron Gos Lace. a. h1pbards-
ts9R, aLd Moses ! sgEnrt sad X. ". buftef-
fissa at tsfa4ay.iic. October 81. 6oaefai
sareheon. as Lysass Alfred oleott- AZ the
Hannah school house; William alden saith.
AZ saranae T. 4. Aissn al Portland; Geo. W.
AeBrIae. 81 tsranc lisseni q. y Dteke1aa. al
Algsndsie. and Gov. Luce, 81 sparta. IN the
afteruoon ana al kent CITY. ih the evening
November 2 General tufehean. at Grand
Rapids; Alfred oleotf. a. big springs +. Z.
Allen. al Grand Rapids and Coz. Luce. al
Lowell
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28
LOVES Larksr TRAGEDY.

Again . vigorous young life has
come 10 a tragic end by the hand OF It's
keeper, Mss b rtha Quale. a young
woman WHO had made a failure of
marriage with one man, Obtained her
freedom and hoped 10 marry another
man whom she already loved and who
returned her affection. Differences
arose. perhaps they were no more ser
lous than lovers quarrels generally
are, but GOODNESS supervened snd the
two drifted apart. A. T. Walker, the
young man in the case. married an-
other girl. = rival. aud then the seeds
of the tragedy we're sown. Bertha
could not be happy with him but she
would not permit another woman to
brighten his life. She made desperate
attempt TO kali him and failing in her
effort sent bullet into her own brain
dying almost IN his presence. That
the deed was deliberately planned 10
evident from the fact that she pro.
posed the meeting ami came to it with
q smile on her face and . revolver in
her pocket. There was no indication
of insanity but cool premeditsted
purpose planned through jealous med.
itStion as shown by . nots left In her
room. The thought of her lovers
kisses upon another woman's lips mad
dened her and the dreadful corse-
quence came. As to tho young man
little pity need be wasted upon him.
BY bis own confession no admits that
ne married one young woman while
loving another and he deserves all the
contempt which may be felt toward
him. While his wife of two days was
waiting for him IN his home he met by
appointment at night and alone in his
Office the girl whom he formerly ex-
pected to marry. Amazing duplicity!
Doubtless had all ended quietly at the
secret interview he would have gone
home to his wife with plausible ex-
cuses as to the nature of the business
which detained him and she, poor soul
would have accepted his statements at
their face value. Happily, In one
sense at least, the double life he
seemed TO be about to assume was ter
minated abruptly by his passionate
lady love ~ho is now beyond the reach
of reproach and condemnation. But
his life is hopelessly saddened and the
young wife who merits happiness as do
other young wives is Frustrated with
grief. lis story of love, disappoint-
mcnt, jealousy and death. The trag-
edy that constituted the closing chap.
ter will teach young girls lesson.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28

VIM II. Hsggerty was born at the
mouth OF White river. Nuskegon
county, 81 years ago. His father ga
veteran q both the Mexiean aud Civil
wars William vac brought Up n a
pioneers cabin and helped clean up
and calhvats . farm. He taught a
country school aud worked his own
way through HilIAals college, where
he graduated ia 1881. lie then taught
IN academies and high Schools 10 the
stote OF New York aud a. psntwatsr.
Michigan until isss. lie studied Ia~
darinz his leisure hours. and IN the
fail OF iss5 he entered tha iaw depart
inert II the state university. from
~hich he vss graduated in Jane Of the
next yesF. lie spent she next sanlsaer
working GA farm and then esw'~ 20
Grand Rspids. where re sstsrrd the iaw
sesce 81 Judge Grove. when Judge
Grove vss srp2tnfsd - h's eFcs-rs 80.
slsien NJ. siss1sty resn net -. nffss
rooms saa sus@~sf~.l % Ass busnsz<.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28

II the individual voters OF this dis
trict were called upon to select man
to perform service requiring the exer-
else of skill, sagacity and knowledge,
would they employ q man who never
had any practical experience? If the
moving machine were out of repair
would the farmer hire q soft-handed
preacher to mend IT? If the storekeeper
desired to buy an invoice of valuable
goods would he ask lawyer to select
the assortment, Certainly not. The
farmer would hire q macninlst and the
storekeeper would hire an experienced
salesman. The people Of the Fifth dis
trict are about 10 select man to serve
them IN congress. The work before
that representative is of . character
such rs will require the exercise of sa-
gacIty, prudence ard personal knowl-
edge OF legislation. The improvement
of Grand river is Of paramount impor-
fance to the manufacturer and farm
ers of this district, but the necessity for
having skilled legislator in congress
rises even above that IN order that
other and lesser interests may be pro-
tected. An inexperienced man IN con-
gress at the present time can accom-
pllsh absolutely nothing. He may BE-
an enthusiastic citizen, and prominent
at home, but when he arrives in Wash
ington and falls in with the old and ex-
perienced congressman, each of whom
Is looking out for his own particular
district, he will be confused, and lost
in the scramble for prefc.ment. 1t
needs man who has passed through
the primary department. Of congress to
secure recognition. IL needs . man of
force, Independence assertiveness to
make any progress whatever. Now.
what the Fifth district wants is . man
evervwsy equal IN experience and leg
islstive scumen to the lamented Ford.
10 cannot be said that Mr.. Lawrence is
such a man. His ability as lawyer is
unauestlonably above the average. but
that ALL not supply his lack of expert
ence in legislative counsel and strategy.
His wealth is great. but there are many
wealthy democrats IN congress, aud
money will not purchase experience.
nor standing, above them. He 10 pop
lar among his club friends and the
limited circle Of sequaintsnces With
whom he associates. But popularity
At home does not follow = man 20
Washington, ncr do hie friends count
when the roll i called on vote. To
send Mr.. Tswrencc 20 congress would
be 20 indefinlteiy postpone any and all
action upon matters ultimately con-
nscsed vsth the prosperity If the peo
Pie u the Fifth district. Another year.
after term Of congressional schooling.
he might b able 70 sccomplish sorns-
sbfee. hft another year soneeody slss
rssy he nominated sns elected. 10 4
nos far TIE interest II all eeneesast
60 ssersoe Mr.. Iswfenes's perseasl
ambition sst siest sasn - espsf sass
whs can I'D whs wsll serve tss whole
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28

MrSrsrER EsAx has MAIDS q formal
demand upon Chin for ample repsra-
ton for the recent gross outrages on
American saiiors. The Italian incident
is 10 no sense parallel with the pres
ent one. In The former case the men
killed had elected TO become citizens
Of this country and we're engaged in
business and making livelihood here.
Valparaiso, Anlercsn sailors visit
ing the city under the protection of the
American flag were assaulted and muir
dered by Gillian desperadoes. Uncle
sam viii receive no apology unless il
be accompanied by tie fullest repara-
ton in the power OF Chill 20 MAKE.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28
ADDITION TO THE FUND.
The following subscriptions have
been added to the Grand river boat
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES,

The democratic ward PRIMARIES were
held last evening and delegates were
chosen for the several wards rs fol-
lows:
FIRST ward-F. B. Wright, chairman;
S. Kinney, secretary. DeIegates-John
Farr, Dennis Campau. Ed Boyland,
Len Musderdyk, S. G. Devries.
Second Ward-Thomas Portsmouth,
chairman; Luther l.. Groch, secretary
observation-disclosures Portsmouth, Vii
liam j. Sproat, James Metzler, John II.
Rozema, II. j. Dlbtle.
Third Ward-T. J. Mosher, char.
man. G. deRuyter, secretary. Dele.
gates-J. Vanderberg, L. D. Bradfield,
G. deRuyter, Adolph Wilson, II. NJ.
LIesveld.
Fourth ward: w. w. Taylor, char.
man; l.. w. A. Caro-, secretary; dele.
gates, S. NJ. Mcintosh, s. S. Lepinski,
John Doyle, n. Zukoski, Jas. Baylan.
Fifth ward: Chairman, Henry Laf.
fingwcll; secretary, Fred Saunders;
delegates. John T. Donovan. Fred L,
Solomon. VIM. Fitzpatrick, VIM. c.
Brinkman, Isaac Appel.
Sixth ward: Chairman, John Locker;
secretary. James Bissouette; delegates,
A. Stonehouse, Klass Mulder. james
Mckay. Cnas. Van Steenberg, Hub
recht Bek.
Seventh ward--A. Doyle, chairman;
w. Folger, secretary; delegates, Ed. o.
Dshman. T.. w. stevens. Charlie
Phillips. John AK, Wilbur Folger.
Eighth ward-Wm. F. Oleary, chair
man: L. Launire, secretary; delegated
William Drueke, Geo. Bratt. James y
Davis, A. C. Jackman, Frank Hammer.
schmidt.
Ninth wsrd--Chairman, Charles j.,
Hogadone; secretary, CDss. Livingsfon.
Delegates, James A. Lyon, A. A. sand.
ford, Lorenzo Wiiiworth, +. A. Fletchei
and William Connolly.
Tenth ward-Aaron Brewer, chair.
man: John {. Finnegsn. secretary. Del.
egstes. Freeman Brewer, w. T. Pen.
warden, Frank Hodges, Cnas. s. vii
sou, Fred ;. Adams.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28

bidders and fosnd that the whole cost
weaid thus ne . little iess than SeSe
600.
This discussion was prolonged for
sozae time, AID finally the motion
OF Supervisor Frost was carried.
Supervisor Frost thea moved that
the committee advertise for plans for
a buildiag 70 hold It's inmates al a
cost OF net more than $4,000. inelnss-
ing plrmhing and heating. supervisor
Emns<ns moved 10 substitute 100 for
lTz' Mr.. sullivan moved 10 make ths
number zoo. Supervisor j. W. Walker
thought there MAS no use IN gong ever
the ground again unless the building
should be made smaller 40 that il
could be built within the appropri-
alton; carried by the following sotr.
Yeas essrs. Benjamin. Bergin, Co
hurn, Fehsenfeld. Frost. Gin, Ravens.
Hogadone, Lepplnk. Loomis, o'feary.
Plumb. Proctor. Roberts, scbermerhon.
skeels. Smith. SHIFTS. Sullivan ulrieh
20.
Nays-Messrs. Clements. Colson. En-
mons. Gould. Hill. Kinney LadDer. Pot
ter. Rosenburg. Sinclair. David Walker.
j. W. Walker, Ward. 4. c. Woodwork.
w. +. Woodwork. Watkins. Chairman
III.
The COMMITTEES was ordered TO report
at the January session. This estimate
includes a slate roof.
The board then adjourned.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28

u people would safer 90 BY debssed
carr~nSy 4s would TIE laoog-AS ulen
os our country. and those who are
producers os our farm products. ZAP
pause We had q deb4sed currency
dur-ns the war. And what WAS the
result why. we saw IN Nail-st- The
great speeala IONS that were golns
on there, and the buying aud selling
OF that money which was but COM
modify at that time-gold WAS driven
out OF use as money. Here was where
the great fortunes were started that
our friends are talking about. Ii was
here that the great gamblers, the
Jay Gouids. and all that class OF men
started the immense fortunes which
they aaye today. appeal TO my
friends, il you are wage-earners to-
day. or II you are engaged in agricai-
tural pursuits. TO hesitate long. and
study well, before you entrnst To ies1s-
iation, any one TO speak for you In
the halls OF Congress who " in favor
OF debas.ng either one kind or the
other OF our currency below that OF
the other. tApplausee We know
where our friend Belknap stands upon
this great question.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28
SKIN DARK AS COAL
Eczema Affiicts q Well Known Gen.
tleman-Pitable Subject to Look
Upon - Suffered Terribly
Whole Body Covered.
Given Up by San Francisco Doctors
Might Have Saved eeoo. -
He was Cured for IS by
Cuticura Remedies.

have many times studied ever what Crrr.
cvRt Eas done tor me. ~ hes restored me -
good health ana happiness. Tor fefer / tried
IUuersA ksHEDUs L WAS given W by al the
doctors In saa francisco: bat n l had only
Cf-ryrrf. Rswrrrrs ssoner I Should cerfsln :
have saved ffcm $50 to 500. I-a< amosf
pitlshie subject To look upon with eczema.
AID suffered terrib ,. ! wss almost as DART "a
eszl iron ms instep Up e. my knees on esth
legs. snd after that u broke cot 81 over ny
body; but after using half ssaen sets Of CT
Tfcrsa RErEDIEs l vas perfectly restored "a
coed health. and have enjoyed the sane ever
since. which is for fve years. great nun
her 81 people Visit ms ctfstHshm Eat, and
have told Lanfreds Of people what Cufifufa
has dohe for me. hat have thought that !
euFbt 10 write and let Yea knes. 80 fhst you
can refer anyone IN Z ia county - me.
Lott IL JOHNSON.
Prsrrietor Marine beat beuse.
Sausal4fs. Marin CO.. California
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28

OxE atrocious murderer met fate
the Ike of which - without precedent
IN this country. lie killed n woman
and her daughter for $50. and threw
their bodies INTO a we'll. Fifty-lour
hours after his black deed be was
pinioned TO q stake aud burned to
death in The presence Of one thousand
persons. No attempt was made to
hide the identity of those engaged in
the torture of the human devil. One
OF two such deliberate punisbments of
murderers in Michigan would check
the carnival of crime.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28

AFTER long years of contest the will
of samuel J. Tilden, which was drawn
with great painstsSing and intended to
stand the onslaughts of contestants IN
every court, Is declared to be void by
the New York court of appeals. IL was
regarded a. an invinclble instrument
by many great lawyers and this de-
cision will shake the faith of every
body in lron-clad wills.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28
WILL NOT DESERT The PARTY.

Sixteen eoIored men held meeting
last evening at the colored Masonic
hall. on Canal-st-. for the purpose of
organizing a league for the benefit of
the coiorei residents of this city. j. I.
Adams presided, and W. III. Newman
acted AZ secretary. Speeches we're
made by Geo. Cook, j. w. Robbins,
Alex. Hamilton. "Senlor" Ford aad
the Rows. WlIhsm aud Watkins. The
discussions had . decidedly political
turn and the records Of the republican
and democratic parties we're thorough
IN aired J.. w. Robtssns and Aier.
Hsmilsoa hagsn hack IN 1870. when
slavery was hfst Introduced into the
snfsed states. and followed the conds-
ton snd Advancement of the colored
rae pp % the present IA vac the
aasniaps.s opHusaa 81 the meeting that
the colofed people have mach for
rhseh TO thank The republican PARTY.
and that they have 10 deere "a de-erf
TIE party Ter sny psssftlsi asssa'sassoa
thas new erssts. Several wsre ~ favor
pf efsetsse th@ evssn rssssa last ss.r.
iTsz. sns 4 sss Hnslly postponed antsF
enc wss4 IspA nexs Thafsisy.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28

The republican city convention
named strong candidate for the police
court judgeship last evening. MIR.
Hsggerty Is good lawyer, an iuprej-
udiced citizen and viii make an ex-
ceptional Judge. He IS entitled 10 the
undivided support of his party.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28
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The Youth's Companion.

For many years the above paper
has enjoyed the largest circulation
of any paper published In this coun-
try.
Its circulation has been almost en-
tirely upon yea. ~ subscription basis.
The past year. however, the publish
crs have inaugurated a news dealers
department, under the direction OF
Mr.. J. w. Redpath, formerly Of this
city.
In many cities throughout the East
and West, n home TO home canvass
has been made in the interest OF the
paper, by eentlemaniy solicitors, secur-
ing trial subscriptions for a few weeks,
at the nominal price OF five cents
per copy. The paper can then be
continued as long as desired. and
stopped at any time with one weeks
notice.
Mr.. s. U. Clark. the news dealer. OF
No. North Division-st.. viii have
the work In charge OF this city.
AS no payments are asked In adj
vance. subscribers take no risk what
ever. collections being made once In
five weeks by his own collectors.
Sample copies of the paper. with
special descriptive advertising mat
ter. VIII be given freely with each
call. thus acquainting those unfamiliar
with the paper. with it's merits az
the very bert family paper published
In America.
As the entire city IL to he canvassed
a few more young ladies or gentlemen
are needed in the work.
Any one desiring light and gentcel.
az well as profitable employment.
please call upon or address
=. Il. CLARK.
No. 3 North Divisiones.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28

DIRECT is now the king OF the turf.
having paced the fastest mile in harness
against time. the fastest mile in q race
and the fastest three consecutive heats
on record. MIR. Salisbury may be justly
pr u Of bis phenomenal PAGER.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28

EVERY good reason so far urged why
Mr.. Lawrence should be elected applies
with equal force to Mr.. Belknap. More
than that Mr.. Belknsp has the expsri-
ence necessary to make good con-
gresham.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28

A cyclone visited ONO Monday even
ing doing great damage in Conneaut.
Next Tuesday another cyclone Will
strike OHIO doing much damage to
Campbell aud the free trade demo-
Gratis.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28

The rev Rfocd Purifier, infernaEly 90 eleApee
theslsieud Of al impurities and poieenoas etc
ment ana tsEs remove the csfss<j. ard Et.rF-
cara. the greet ssfn Cure. ass CEfiearx Soap,
an x9nis o. skis teaufiher erfern.ilytfe eiexf
the sstn ara sssssp. ana restore THE bssri. russ
every disease aa6 hurnsr Of the skin sns blood
from pinpses 20 srrofais.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28

Is another column will be found the
record for the year made in city i'm.
provemcnts. Ii Is . ,credltable one,
edi,able alike to the city officials and
eltlx2ns
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28

THE last reports were to the effect
that both Mr.. Shultes and Mr. Hutchins
were still ia the field. They will be IN
the sEwoods next Thursday.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28

IKE Hon. NJ ). Brewers treatment
OF the silver question leaves no doubt
as To the unwisdom OF democratic
theories on that subject.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28

Mr.. LAWRENCE Is still exertiug him
self to get acquainted with the work
ingmen aud farmers for whom he
never had any use before he was non-
mated for Congress.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28

Mss Gale enacted Juliet at Powers
last sFea-ng. yet gasre was 40 attrae-
tiyeness in tkis Sublime lone tragedy
OF Shakespeare for GRAD Rapids. Not
until Miss Gales tame has reached the
most obscure aud now unborn hamles
oi Iexaz viii Grand Rapids be con-
sslhesd that che 10 a great artistic. Miss
Gales Juliet Is gentle and loyable.
the balcony scene was superbiy done,
wnlet he potion seene which many
iooA upon a. the test of most Jul.ets
was tragic and thrilling Yet not tur-
butent- Miss Gale has the charae ter
well and consistently considered. Her
conception Is thoroughly and distinct
ly artistic aad continuity OF purpose
was as distinctly shown in her impcr-
sonation OF last evening as il was in
Rosatind. Mr. Cres.oa Clarke played
Romeo. His expression was excellent,
his manner that or nobleman, dignl-
fed and graceful. In the early scenes
he was a little too much subdueu.
though he thoroughly aroused his au-
ditors with the vim and spirit which
he displayed IN the duel scene Mr..
Clark Is all right, but he needs to put
a little more fire into his work. The
cast was exceptionally strong. Take
1t all in all the most even represent
alton OF Romeo and Juliet since Nilsson
played IL here some dozen years ago.
Today a special trim OF five coaches
viii convey the Emma Juch Grand
Opera Company from Bay City to this
city. When east, orchestra, chorus,
costumes and properties are eonsid-
cred, nothing like the Juch company
has invaded Grand Rapids. The long
list OF leading artists and soloists
published In the Sunday Telegram
Herald has set expectation pretty high
and it is gratifying to announce that
there has been q marked Increase i'm
the demand Cor seats. 1t Is TO be
hoped that THE appreciation will he
so generous that there will not be a
vacant chair when the curtain goes
up tonight. Grand Rapids mus. sup
port attractions SO meritorious as this
one, otherwise the management will
not care to bring them here and incur
loss. The opera "Cavalleria Rus
tlcana." which has called a world
OF pleasant commnet throughout Eu-
rope and in the eastern cities of this
country. will be produced with the
srbioined cast:
Sanruzza...-..... -.................. Emma Juch
Lola --.......-....... ........Lizzie Nacnichol
Guile
VIM. Merfeno
Lucia-..--...- ...........-. Gertrude Nay Stein
Owing TO hte shortness OF this opcr-
attic gem 1T will be preceded by the
garden scene from faust
The Fay Foster Burlesque Comranv
drew another large audience at Smith,
last night. The first matinee will be
given today.
Lloyd Breeze is to be dramatic edi-
tor O! the new morning paper, the
Press, in Chicago. Lloyd with the
advantage OF his long association with
the rank and file in theatrical life can
make his dramatic department the
most sparkling and interesting in the
| Garden City.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28

IL FIRE trade will make times 90
everlastingy good III this country, why
are not the workIngmen OF England
rolling in luxury
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28

- hverywhere- Price ffrIcrsa. sw soxrs
- hfsnLYsx7. y. Fr<rsrsd by ire Pe7rre
u s-s tse tEsHrcs4 Grsroek Tfe~ Fcstsn.
FF~en1 Tor HEv ~ Cure sk4n pss>sspA"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28
A VOTE for Beiknsp Is vote for bust

The weather today Will be generally
fair. warmer wlnds. becoming south
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28

Mr.. and Mira John Terry and Miss
Anna Terry OF Wstford. Ontario, have
been visiting Mr.. aud Mr. A. j. Fogg
at their home on Rsnsom-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-28

people IA - fharnt maBDers Reason
answers yes-poiltiesi prsladlce. No.
When shall be heededy