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Chab. D. Hose
Ask for Burt's Shoes.
M
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ta ttwti. Wuttsu It M to bw euisd
?ar lUt ii Ui Am cmm wdi U ivtsL ai
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that usreseue eeL it MflMtli tUB
lla,i Si .. 't- . :c.
VALktt ti! t 1 LA t iMt at. vU
v th.a HI htuu eiiwel an Maatb af HraBj
eUws tu-iis M - 6Ja
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT
RISING TELEGRAM,
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i Mi mil tiaBgvr of Umiu
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Kurt tiiAt u
MJ hm Will WW lu4kM LA ti tAMllm
ui ixiM trWi.r a frtbr
MotiOM tfuttkl tiv omu now riftti
Mm Umui Um o urtiLuitj' u .'Ub .-.
I ;rtU) Omit Iti tLb wWr ia to
itNtr i. uttMi of luttwlitu to
0jm u.tti i of Mttt. It vim a ThaaJugiv-
ulj i "UlfHUMi.
Tmb rytii!t f HwimbAt thooue
IwadrMi ul tuirty4Nttknuiuni Ullam j
.(i , , i M. . ''if..t- f- r
UwrttMi of ) t it H.i. hw :
ttul .piUiuft ixtVH buth Ui tiu future
f 1 fTft.i HrYI'W l'iir f'flliU ttIV U tn- j
mum t i" iu I'iJft ttiitt (mmu -'.t
Uiroflt I tTtpttTllh"-" frUi lif?rt-iit purU
of tB Hiutry mrm not oaiy -na.iy hut
anvuiUM tu tu tbUi t i prMuiuui f n
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I'UI t 'tl.eu.KvV r--"! f if --tn-
hRlllth -f tlir . lr-. u!;' ' itinuihaui
itt Alu'ri'tk. Ihe rftatmtit-s tvvn tbro
4- Mm MM BlH'rtrt :ui.lr
V . . i . ihU .f Kowell'l
...... v-4; ,t Iir.M-t. r. ' i.x
(tow nt. FmAtbM it aijarH that there
n 1 1,17 MtJMm aul penoiiii'als
ybifhjlll Ul thr ('tilt I r if'- lUk'i i'tUl
hU I i StatKH (U'-n thr.
am an MMMji (,f orM par to j
-v s MM Whtie ft.!" tu
uuiobvr h not mi tuarketi U triUif 1
tiiH (.t4Mr. var h iunu' mm an pn
it 1.4 -till uouaulerabit, cuun;itiJir :
Til 1 - - .-a-.- in
B0mw f u.Ulxi nutulier tliurn beiu
N Limits follow- with 77.
- ....
i t :. Iiuaui 'n Ktfyj.t ui rv
friiO U- fh.i l'- t'j'it'.n m A
i :.aft' th.lli tj. H'IJ.1-
. .-.. i .( tim pttMrJh .K" T i
f . . I I- rMi.'ii -hH-f
whii-ti f. . . .:. fh J'.ritiHh
ami .reUutU)k: their failuri. The vigor
wrtb wtitti Fraiux ban taken it ad a ( re
Uxt tti piok 4iarrei with Fv(t ami
MMHftmiti) with K.iifc'laiil m prmueU
i iiteao onleratiiUliu with Kiwsia.
( tT!...i;. . vH -r'j. ;i!i v ;-k ifrt'ti
anv nioh apparent aliiatux with diafavor
4rxl Ilaly will out care to Kraix get
tarf 4 buki arnwa the Miiterranan
aad knaperilliail bat lutureatw iu the iri
M Wbeii tf ' wm irue it la ut hkel
- t Kil"aia aoi Kiitflaiul
Tan IUi''il'i:-ikD ;.rMrH ,! say no more
aU.ut ' ..-T.r if V M. Ki !.
. - ! " r Italy Hie
('.' I nn-frati' prtM
ttrtarkrur him an aeverely a it t i -robie.
aoil Mr. rieveland ahouM rerUmJy
kMkaa to the aoiaaof hia party Hnr
tan that of tba pj.xHitii). Mr. Keiley'
nmit apearh at Rirhnanl wenis t havp
! a - i i friMxla that
. i rnrfik The Buffalo
V' Keiley'a re-
taaf la r vry itijntluMoua. anl that
tr.. irv n,,r -v.v -..rr't in th- nt
abrJb Mr. Keiley reirar-Jeaa txin-laniritai
and ttii. Th New York W,rrki
-;- ' M ' I l.-::n;if ;';
F'njian mtaaa-n. and -lay that if
hia .pe'h if .n-teen r ;:' -.-.rv.
an whm anv morw indiscreet than tha
:4rh. it 4ally ieals
I H' f Kepreenrativea in
pyirania haa iwfort it a rnarnagv
e bill, whwh wan pMMa by th
oa Tbaredav. and the tenaa of
fr'-'fu
mm
rk f Hi ( h-phana' i Vmrt le-
itj niarnanw raa be legally cele-
p.- ' U.rk re.-niPMl to pat the :
aa partiew nnder ath aa to the el- j
n tf any lawful impo-hment to mar
Muanea fit the -oneent
Mtata. aad praaabars. mairtatrate
Mavtaajr wilajeaeee who partjnpata .
mairiwqi .'ereawwiT. where tlie re
iar)ii
the -
-r) v n
'rtfe
Tt.lv4
"H X Virsw uil
riea with th,
tratli
i V i. i .t.t a
'Wtjsje" Ut Wai
jortUli the pttb
oLum. it t
1 Act Uiit ewe. UiJ luU Ui th- tsl4.
laaa . . iv tL m--- UUll
nnry. Fbrtuiildv for ibtelf the BntLeh
03 ia strong e uourL tu etud
luauyitL'U a Later uutaw.
AJba&s Erprtm Heuralary Bavard
vj u- 't fiv- Mpti -f aii oos.rtULiit l
braajMn
bur t'itrA Mr Mi
ran to withdraw
ll . utrt. iu this Mr
a uiatrtke. It aoqU
f r- iii tbf
1
twaatv mr oeuL henoUtdl
bettor U
withdraw tLau to U (' t-l.
lV)i I tie real old oort -'f
I Wuioi-rate are happr t-day than thry
have been for a whole UlooU. Iu the
ttiooa f IMlahiirv, i'haae and
I . lfi.'e ti at the hllllgiv
au.l vefj thirsty are t be cared for.
N. S - :.- - -ent '-o-
.iu-tioUa of the 'IVnnynomau lutiae la the
-.. (.:.. r A ur the Bntijth nav and the
twM'kwardueee of i I it.-!..-, teleraplied
. T tiere the i-ther da. I'he ieutlUielit
waa aeil elioUKh. but the erae wa-
reti'h- I
8yraraae m ta Lirl The peraou who
w ilebaaed enough to pmpoae that the
public tenderiieaa towanl (.teneral Grant
ba tajraad u political aivouut, if the Qaav
era! reeover. wouhl tuns a wind-mill with
. u'ba or manufacture salt from
the ters f . pti ins.
Jackaon Star It looks at this writ
m tu-.-u'!; the "KTait.l ,,1,1 man"
iltklatone would prmit Kusaia to take
tlie whole mhmd rather than "put up bja
i- r.:.fc'i .-e-bf- l'elijdel. Without
a protest, and there are many who think
it will Kuve up India rather than incur
war. Wo fear we ahull have to disown
our old mother, if she la to prove so
owardiy oa ." -..wu- liaosed to.
WRECKED BY GAMING.
i aaaMa leraag m m Tk hu LMa M
Qataaaa Haiaa
IN O Car I.ouiiTiile ( Ourier Jurua. l
AohliU A. Lehman, a young Hebrew,
who recently rrorl fruin I uisvill, mm
Mlai NtaMl lat night in hit room at the
toju"Jiag-h !, No. ' Dumaiuf "trt.
The inatrumeat of death w a ref Olrer,
with which the uuforttiuat mau had
bxlgei a baOat in the brain through the
right Mapla VVhn found he wae lying
ai the bed wiih the revolver clutched ui
hie fight hand. The circuru-jtancea laM at
a gUuce the story of the mucide, and let
ters left hy the deceaeel eh' wed that the
aai waa aaaMaltaaf after full itaHbaraal
Lehman was a man about tweuty -three
years obi; he arrived here fr u Louisville
mars anH WJ elULI I Vel in tl
huiaet- h 'iie ,,f a e ufin. tte BOoa devel
oped diaaipat-d habile, and wae a fre-
j e-i'-r f gauit'ling -h ueee, where he spent
all hi ar.unga. This was the direct cause
of the faicMa He left letters which es
tahliehed this fact. (Jue was to his cousin
In this city, in whi h ae stated that his
hat its had draAEged hru ilowu in the rnir-,
and it waa ieet for himself and Maa4ti
that he sh ui i -n I his Hta The oth'-r waa
penciled on the leaf of a un-ni' Tandiirn -book
found on the tabl- in his room. It
waa written to his nance in Louisville, waa
1 lressed to ' Dear Kmma," ami wae as
f tl we:
9 rfct and forgive that there ever WM
such an unhappy, unfortunate batag as
A' hille Lehman, who has made himself
and all ghil was lear to him. aai he to
thm, rnlsrahle But rememU-r. darling,
that although be actei anything hut
gj lv. he loves yue better than hia (iod,
and tha' hs lava for v u waa as pure aa
tl in li b v, M H iung d be tbialta
it beet for yon ami his dar parents to die.
aJtho-jgh ta a nianner gauist the laws of
0xl and fy 1 or , my lataaMcMM
wer- h ui r 'i in i - I as the .-iints',
hut it eeM tba. m s li w rt vice of
them all, garnhiri have me in th-ir
elate; . , paeh a aaaabttaa crip that I
could it it. r at leaat have n t th- strei.t,,!
to r myalf. Darltagi forget me,
and iii.i, y ,n some day marry a mau
w rth ' . i . i h won! I hard to
fin I. ' g !: Alwaya k-p
hi l..a. aa it ia vour juft U in. Prciont,
talk a h, and tell turn he hss
lar pnr-;r. as I have, who would do
anvthoig and everything for him, an 1
that he can h and make hia parent th
i p; ' r t r i wi 4 r.g'it, sri'l n
og raa it ia the best aad easiest
thiag to do.
a nf -lih Hrrsnli Turn.
I was situng o lay in fr -.t tf a h p
fee the old Struecaa dty f Ferntine.
Pleasntlv an ili--rd dog of the p- mtr
' sm and sat. i wu ;n fr nt f m.
kin- ip iu nv " sn 1 . his
tail m attract my att-nti " Wtiat doea
that Igg want" I aske l 1 -i,-Tiore.M ae
nwt-il. " b wsnts y m t fie him a
aMe fc go aad hay yow a dgax with " I
gave the dog aba eeta, and he preeently
retum1. hnnlng a cigar. wbih he held
twoi in hie mouth antil I to.k it from
him. Sent again and aga n, h brought
me thr r f sr m- r ugare fr m th u
bareo hop A h-ng'h th d . l-vt-sr r
"han-'t. and he ist vnt sr his impa
tience r " tow waitia "VThat
doea ke sunt now " leaked. ' He wants
yea to grew bias tw is g tn the bak
r s s'i 1 '"V trad fw jima!f I gave
i r J pi - m s f w
)4j rt.iriil si-h s-n-O ', s' f
mm
A
He
leejs.
aad tl
i.-h he i o.i at "it fet. at taw ;
nm .tiag wistfalty ia at fse.
ga it natal l rive him
" I ise - r ; - r"u n.
h iaf aad gtaap
I with -t in hts wata. " Be afarara
n - , . . nd rs- v
lakki 8wwt Rk M She
Stlttr - IIlM f
J V HOMAN
ie fssws Strst 'tsMts Purl rtr.
TUESDAY, APRIL 28,
lHL ' JJlHV5
ROBSON AND CRANE,
Alai ibrfif i 1 1 nil t WMMMiy XHli i-SMiJ U.
UaHx BUsw Pustaj t ea.
xilK CHERUBS.
Ft i.
Mr. rurt K. iM
M A ui. H raj
Powers's Opera Homo
VS a. 11 1'oWSa- SsDaM.
(mint H-umi I.uujhinj fVafui
riuiAi MAY 1 Ul 2
ulllil'Ai ba win 1 i
S1 IM K1AV M UlNIOt.
Vie i'l'ftwlfj Sr nition Motiern irnirs
Klrtit nppsiiiUt,e bereuf
Harrison & Gourlay,
ladtbah PaJIOt rt UHKD1 OftO aJilZATtOW
l rvritin! lii'-ir phetiomeu dly - i-r-ful
axel uuerair 'kui iiti unnt'
SKIPPED
By the Liht of the Moon
IHK PL41 lim HAH MAPI ALL
kllKElOa i.AUili.
This BsfordHiUC- t ; b. n nreetl t mormon
MdaaMax aae) tbaaaaaneat echti f u.ir
i iffrus lauaiiter for the ixiot tw vean in nil the
priiii-ipai citien of ilii i ..iinr) frm V-w York to
dan Piaaaieea
PBItiM ''. ML io 1 1-. aaaaraaf
tLOl, n ele at Hall'- rcnde N' Wf M.-o 1 -I
day luoruina-
SUMMER STOVES.
Now i- MM tmie to buy, aad
BLAKELEY
Can -how you the right kind in the c b
bruted
'Economist" Oil Stove
Which ataadb ta-dej vitii(ut aa
agaali or m la
"CROWN JEWEL"
j Vajor aJOVaji which, with it Lever llurucr.
the atapteal and beat baraat atada
cannot be tn-aten, and the number of
them lag in the city is their
beet recommendation. It
you want a
SINGLE GENERATOR
v m r u rv o i U v t
You will find th:it the
CHAMPION
I- rightfully named. n it is the Chnni
piou Single GeaeratOI Stove of the
world. Catl and b convinced at
34 South Division Street.
Laava ordera for Beraaa Doot and Window-
early and get tbcm when you want
them.
WATSON & FROST,
73 Grandville Ave.
TELEPHONE, 694.
Is the Obaapaal ptaaa in tlie ity t buy
WOO ID,
Flour, Feed, Grain & Hay
Wood m small lot 82.00 per oon de-
hvered. In car lot Cljtt Ordera
Iteoeived at
Scott. Ac Williams,
72 MONROE ST
REMOVAL
GEO. A. HALL & CO.,
Will retnT tmt Apnl '5. iir st k if
Stationery & Miscellaneous Fancy Goods,
AND NFWS DEPOT.
No. 29 Monroe Street,
Formerly orr; by 'I i K 1 .1 ,
PATCH'N & ABBOTT.
tejjiTii islaieLi iilili"
L 1 l
4 V 4
asd Be 1. Less 1
, I ' rVv .
I fl . A't . on the Fett,
They art Surpenor in Sty4,
Paris,
Lilt: UKNUINK BLHT SHOKS
rog Ualir natiKi i MUM M
! fun .kiitf tarn sl on ttw sle sod liu-
f sbjds i.r. aad aes wonanttl
ki. Mtifuaoii.
..hi C O.
nnMft.H
NEWVORK
Lining Mump
. I MM, - 36 Monroe Street.
latbaeal aathorired Aiteut fur tilt-stile of iut
Kii m One ihi-idf. Muh.
tiiwifi C- Burt & Co., Manuf's, New York.
NrvJ Wnjt Van s MaK 0' ro Pr
of Pal" Ha Core O'
the Feop.e
Wf i.hvh 1 1 1 uu ' MiuT Oil for inieruHl n.'iil
mt"rnKi .'iiiiiii-ationn,iu cur of olii.t 'olic.Cnta
ll'irru, Mru ee, etc.. sti'l tin-l none U ;i,t. It is
aanaciaily mlnptxl to fhildren. as it aiix be ued
i with snft ty ini MifinfactittU, anil we trhttl)
reetttuuiend it to jsirMutx.
i Mrkrvon. ti.'i.t. -Ji, Jhm
J. W.
1 lihve niwii Van's MiiKii- 0U let RetaldSj Hiid
J it tiu- prvtad to b satifHi-Ujry. as U lihe cD:ed
I me entirt-iy; alho our n-xt iloor n u'Klxir 'h
ennsl lij it, Jihans Ki-ft. by Inn-ru:.! use for
Sirn Tliroat, , oiiiliii,l wiih a severe ( 'nf'i tnd
Hoarsne; kIho a mmi iy wni.' of irt.-tf e
hwnJi'Mi- site i tir.1 1j it of .t .iy -- 'o-n' Lame
tsu'k. 1 ran Uevt r hfay !ihi uiai'li iu pritiseof your
Marfic Oil.
(irtitil Haven. April Ihm.
Kaatadjr. JACOB MsFKLDKk
V :,;. aai yonr Matfi Oil fr several year
and would not like to t without it, at it is n ;!
family nnln-ine. viz: Hums, llruit.es. Som
'rt'r.uit. i 'oMx, etc.. nee 1 truly reoiniii nil it ti
thepnbtte. REV. K. VANDKBYRIKS.
Patten aa. N. J.. !. n.
Haakajoa, Mich.
MR. S.d. (M'Ki.l We have Used yoai
Mai, Oil witti Kreat Mti.fH-tion. One of oui
tdiililren was taken tiek witii (ao-ealled) diph
theria. Of course we employed a detor. hut the
child crew worse every lny. One Uioruuiiz. tlib
doctor oalied with four naota of his profeaatua
'iw isajanltrwl If the child would ! alive iu the
evenitiK they were to p'U the hil'iV throat and
cut the phlegm out. Thir 1 did uot approve of
hut as tbaea aaa aa li"i f the child's recovers, I
aoaaentl. Finally our ueighttoi. Mr-. I . VaiKier
wen. oellod with a bottle ai ysir Magic Oil. and
je.k.1 if we would ue it it would cost us iu it h
inr. We gave the child thn-' or rive dropti in--"ii.illj
- "Jf -ivi-.j ... .m
feet iiii onion' .and bai bed its I hroal well with
Maic t til. and when the dK'for came iu the even
ing he wlUit.il to know Wli.lt We ll.'ld givtli
child, ae i breathed aa much ader. 1 told him
we n-ei Van' Magic h). Me saiii k i rig,! on
fifing i: as that waa better than he could do. 1
l.iv thanked Mrs. Vanderwerp a thouMtud times
tor l,.-r kindueKf, itHtl I sincerely thank iu for
your valuable medicine. ours truly.
MLB8.A. 1. PAIN.
Van's Magic l hi or King of Pain is manufac
tured hy N. (. Van ierliude, Muskegon. Mic,..,
ai.-, ir. i-.iii bj nil aealefa.
Paraaleal retail in Oraad BaoideaJ tha follow
in drag etorae: M. H. Kiaun, Peck Brothert F.
!!. Leoott, M. vV F. fbtua, K. I:. Wi ieua aad V.
M. VaaWaieea. aleo L. A. KuyH&i Andrew
Devoa,aad li. Laadetuaaldar. PWeai at whole
sale bi HaaelUne ParkiM A !o
THE CAUSE
Tliroug-h which Collar, ('uffs. Sin tIh. etc,
beOOOM yellow ami tfet tliat grayish, or
dark steel i-oiore, i look, after baviad I
lauadtiad lut a few Ijaea,
is partly due to not baanf Imm-i,
Droperii aaahed and linanil. r.U'I M N3T
I to the axtansive and cotitintied u--' of
acidj efaeap aditlaaraied aoapa, ata, Our
Bod of laundering- ih different from that
of moat all other.-, and is done in Mich a
niuoiier I hat the g remain aa clear
and white M when new, neither -.h tln-re
iuy more wear to thciu than when done
in tbe ordinary way at home. Our work
is Kray uniform and -;.tisfa'tinii gtiar
ariteii every tune. We alao promptly
' call for fiii 1 deliver gfs free of cuarg
Teleptiotie :i's").
AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY.
24 SOUTH DIVISION STKLET.
A. OITK. I'rop.
Now nillinery Goods.
Mrh I,. D. WXLL w nal annonnee u, tlio
latli at (Iraad IUrl tist i Uh mni
aWeaaaaaei
MILLINERY and HAIR GOODS.
in the fWnts Bl.w k. IU Hrsith Division strt,
snd wtsilri -swiMxtfnUy invite tlem all trt rsll
srwi exsmin her Hi.rins artl heat as W Hti
fttr mskirur thaer i.arehases. Hr irooi ir si I
n. an i in
THE VERY LATEST STYLE.
H t rwf rinrrt"rl and maos as g oi s n'-sr.
iWtn't for? th (4ar
Mk I, y WALL.
' i Simr: Hi SO. hfVSlOS ST
DR. W. H. ROSS,
ui.NM; s,-; FM T -VT UKNnN
has no rai in mrirwr
v .- i -. K.l dRKAWW i
ejh -,i ; i. ; i ,
W T Lamoraux, Arent
D
R.tlkh
S 1
-s.a j
PANTS
PANTS
PANTS
PANTS
Try our Celebrated O. P. H, Pants and Overalls
Warranted not to Rip.'
Giant Clothing Co.,
A. MAY
A Spring
a a
LAWN MOWERS NEXT IN ORDER.
The Quaker City and Pennsylvania Lawn Mowers
HmvG prove to be the Beef Made. Beware ol Imitation.
The greet and a)prtMSaBaa4 ajejai el
faturer f othr Uwn M.srr t imita
use the pttterdp npfn whirh onr knive ar f
lo trv atnl eywtmplifdi tlw aamr- r.i)lf. on
in trriaa to f"'iir- th aam , dae
phar il eltfp whirh afU r Iwin" Hi
,. fraajl fHelioo, and fadi jearaii
ii.'k t. uld muku r r- hryfaaf t,. hkaja
tint tie(V--r:r m P '.riia HiA (
eidal r--ult.
aef t vT Ht1ft th I " ' '
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