Grand Rapids morning telegram., May 08, 1885, SUPPLEMENT, Image 7

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- rim o Car to lh front,
iveii n Mu.h wortti ! 1-
:.. i. i'-iiient r Mr ! J
.ii,., y e.4f -mi. '.t i
liftoinr til
l" 4' i 111 I il !
pril . .".( ...., p'i-ti '.:,- buat
u lutrw that the (ir uil Kaptla
:, i. a- j p. e with the
' ..'r-. Ui o thj trifle of the
K I i.. I XipftOV. llo eiifi Hie
.. nsm ! '- i n.u tr--t.,
.. -.-.'.-:!.. , will be
. i tin. t mimjMMMii
; i Hi - Hi I .I -.' H:H to be "..-(I .11; V
wh rt. Tha gnat spswisltiew of the
it 4-- Ml Ml.. v 'IK: ef. a 1 i.
I" t!id "Kin- U'l i kll ill reiit
' v Th SJale of ' .- u'l-'ru
ir- - I. '. . Ii ,.T , t ', Uii U '
better m-.MH.n I ttiB l iiecMry
than ths fact thai they have given
umveraiai l i I The elebraUi
I erinic - t - 'i i I In
.ifiTi, tfer the V. W Ki;u
b.4, ' .,.r their in niufa tire l'i
iu na u ' Ur in 'fii. beru
thei- rw:uifl ire m vie i tue of the
feature t,i th t euy. In conclusion
we need nlv av that we can cor
I . . re- -mrueiid the hotw to our
; i i i I 14 Mr. Bl will
bi to Wei. ouie AIIV f them at
lUr n.- h 4ti.n, o. 9 i'illl.ll street.
J C HERKNER.
in ... ... -i to ! llow the puh
ii.- i.i.int. ti in "Mnc- re-peetn aa to the
ft tent ol md --t i - t letkm ri v rti in all
; 1 i of hiisme.. The ex-
!.. i.l growth l i bu-in " fan nlv
'i is. t i i- lay m b enterprise,
in. I ' h. . -14! "taii'liiii; ot the
busmt s .1 iu, then hy hanl
w.rk in. I f; 'lealinr, nuvess
a eiietalli f ulow. Our attention
k M I 'f I iHMf to J. C
Ht-rk a e." ih ishment, in 1
the -ip i growth of this arti"
tic jewt Irv xtor. Although not so
Imrg aa aonu , Mr. lleriinrr's OOBT,
' Listv, tre, h is "e rue the head
uartt rs r -r the richest and best in
artiatK mm! reliabh jewelry. The
m..-.r tvlis-h designs ol antique silver
ware t'.r wedding Ljif'ts and home
- '. . his tMcialties, and he
represents m this line .f osls the
largest m inut.iotures in New Y'-rls,
whse wi i- rep iM:..ri trand alway
. : n'. In tine plated ware
he only irr es the het, no cheap
rwle- Martde . i.-k' with their
4M rich pufFS Btrikiilg the piiwing
marter brone oniaments ot
;r - in J v 1-. - 1. pries; his .i.
vil ieseous.sts.,f all the
ditTe 1 Vrner;.' m as veil is the tine
in. I it pomM v
v. rns t'at ts, he i selling
h in they ha leen
. r 'i. 1 i
ui ( 41m, fr 'm that up
kill I workman
- t" r..r;.i! ittenrion is
t, md ins assist
km n, to that
: . . - ! part ot h:s
if ii i t h ry hous'S pa
i- !, md that i
N 1 1 rkner has mi le
tKe t MMM f tUtOr W n his
nd he carries many thous
1 irs in ieis- iml mounted
I s m.. t id- 4 v. Mi n
n tliain.'nds, and with it
rign wnde goodji
1 ij mm ifiaiantii must
xk at the rep'i'.i'i' 'ti t
make a purchase
ii- r,- r't rej,rTiltor time
1 1 r s '.- -t. t Kr dhom
f r. which is one ot
ik - the world Kr m a
I n of h;s st,,.-k ind
Hi business,
i.iii h i r Jr i ;i 'io
pre.
. . . M er I .- in i K ip Is
rurkinh mi1 ItuvsUn Kinth
I,aat fall Prof. M S. LalitHiralier,
r . f C'hn . w.-r.. ... 11 vs
bth after esnei
fgmt ne ss . the s
the arnl ao4
uwtc Uie bather pm?f
rooiu whicii u kept at
f tr iu ' J
he Uuao tie ui through
li. I -,..i'.: y . .s
He tJleu paaaes to tbe
where skilled aUeud
IvaJk ft thorotth raw
1 ' :
I, . 1 . . ' kii i
the bather
itei ii. t
tiu 1 !jiuiMif a clean aa
fl. UoO Will iiiia: klifl
The Kuaaiau bath laheale i to from
to . -" ierees, the room be
log ttlad with sieaia. Thia bwih u
reiarded aa au ex -eilent remedy r
colds, an 1 . s ;ua . a l Tue pluuw
bath i ltvJ teet, and from 4 u J
' leep, fitted up wr.h r .p.-, ti .its
10 1 b.ir-.. nuk 1 it 1 ouip!ete water
y muaaium.
1'rot Latk'urnUer haa h 1 1 ioneip.-
rience in the busine, m 1 a.o hat
charge t ihr biihs at the Ma: k
Nl ral Springs a?, in 1 llaveu To
tons familiar wi'.h the biths u
41VCJ. 11 iiiai'jii la'.ioii is ne.- i.-.S
but Xa those who have Uot been in
the habit of usiiii them, we say try a
Purkiah -r Kusaiau h x b
I R IJlakt lt
N!r Klakely bean business on his
wri at -count in this city IM
yeara aift, and since that tune Ihm
succe leJ 111 establishing a very
lesirable trad.-. He is a wide iv t-,
bu-iriess man, and thruhlv postetl
in the tletails of the hirdware and
trade 111 which he is engaged.
Hi-, line tt csiktoves ami beating
stoves for both cal and w.h1 fuel
i-. not surpassetl in quality by MJ
.iher house 111 the city , while in oil
to ven he can suit all pun hasers, a.
hissbsk is complete. He hantllei the
celebrated K "nomt-.t oil "t.'.-, than
which there is none better in the
market. His stock of gMMTs hard
ire is kept Up t. the dtOMUldl Ol
the trade at all turn s. PeHOM
dMtfUMj WW doom Off tep ladder
wiil find it to their advantage to eon
' ill Mr lliake.ey. Hi- -i-.re is lo
OOtod at M South Division -treet.
ChletgQ ami Shoe
Store.
One of the leading merehantilc
bo HOI of the eity in tiie retail line is
the Chicago l..ot and Shoe Store.
i'. d at 18 GmoJ -treet, w here they
occupy exteusive premises, and carry
pertiaps, the largest -tek of bootfl
and HMMi 00 be found in the city.
The proprietors are Henry R0O6Q
tield and liro., who look after the
gi - ral manaLTement of the bu-iness,
and arc assisted in the details bff
I aroe OOffpO of competent eh rk-. Th
house have especial ad intakes in
their pure bases, owinur t their eon
W H tion w ith one of the largest
( 'hicao houses. ly this means they
are enabled to make their purch.i-- 1
in large quantities and profit by the
!..-e margins thus obtainable. Their
took in this city is Korgi and com
e, comprising a e.nuplete line in
ii grades of ioodp, from the cheap
est to the Hliest qiialiti"-. PorOOOi
rending m the eity will tin 1 it proti
' v: to visit their store before pur
chasini:. Lnerlcaa steam Laimdry.
Tins popular institution was estab
hlthod f ur years igo, and since that
time has established 0 reputation for
the excellence i its work that 1- sec
ond to none in the city. It i located
Ot No. 1 1 South Division street, and
is i.pnpped with all the modern con
veniences md appliances for doing
first .iss laundry work. Its proprie
tor, Mr. A. OflO, believes in thorough
work, and those who patnmi.e him
nlv jjet their orders promptly
d, b'it ire sure that the most im
proved miehinery and the nio-t
skilled w orkmen to be obtained, have
hom eidpioyed Upon it. One objec
tion eoinnionly raised to laundry
work by house-keepers is that shirts,
e.illars, cuffs, etc., Ie 00M ft Slow and
1 grayish hue after Oaring been
1 Ined a few times. This ;s dOW
;n part to imp-rf. t wnohing Ottd
pArtiy to the use of cheap .r adulter
4'e.l s. . ip-. Mr. Otte uses a methotl
of laundryu - different from moot
laundne m the west, and by usinif
only the best qualities of oap, he is
enable! to do his work so that the
g Is remain a oicnr and white v-
whn nw, a oOffMHtlovatioa ol no
na!l importane. M ( . thr-
ipjhrj oinoronoad 01 h.s bojonnona,
h v ne of the Is-st equipped laun
iru s m the ' ity. and i th'is rn 1
b irnarantee atifaction f. hts eon
"1. He wwutd like t. estab h
"ase ! -rrespt i w ft 1 1 pnfftM
N 99c tr..
Thi tore is ttivlr th v i,ri
ip .f Mr 0ne ft, Boat 00 1 is
I in the X-w VI- nek. 1
in the hue
Ifoixi.
f- U irm s
Ssi
it Vtf Uie III.
H iKjilMiO
At the front anaong the lending
donhOJI m faru .uipieuieuu,
0MHn C4U:iage, tpffhag wnoua,
Abie aad taUoUAi'v ruguif corn
and ied . i , cU , Mr W L
l'u.tfl"..u, of N a. an J f -
tionta Ijnvhnan attwei, uoull oaaoiffi
i o 1 uiouuou. Hu on joy er
- ti vie, auJ La estabiuned a
repalaUon for tair deAiing i..t
strongly recouiuicnd- him lo tir buy
j public. Aoivn hi tock of
1 ; i ' Jiral UUph ueUU my be
tvuud ail kind ot machinery ued
. t.iC t r 11 au l of the latest and
. - ini 1 red leatgna, fnm a tiy
fork to a lhrehin machine. In hi
a i- m and . kje department may
: uud a large aori.ii"i.t -t ( u
in i earn ies ailh 1 .lokiu
prtngi side spring, Uiewster, loriu
ii . . -i n 1 . I,
or 1 f t . 1 irmir. mi m- t n..i.nii 1
sprmg wagons, tpeeding vagona mid
road carts. In his euij.iie depart
ment, pur hnanro oan hni ongtnei ol
two to one hundred and htty horse
power. Mr. lenisu,s koods ure
.11 i ... i i .
1 . , , ,
anvthUi-' in ins line should see hi ill
when tfiev vi-it the citv.
Tin fdiMIng MfiThMrt
1 ailor.
Mi 1-". liramllo, of loT Ottawa
-trevt, Lewjmrd Btonki iiims the
diatinetiua oi hoing the leading nur
cfian: taiior of the citj, ami an in
spection of his establishment con
arm hi estimate, lie n i boon in
..u.iness th.. os in the city, and
11 that lime establi-.hed a repll-
lation for the exeellence of hi- work
His stoik ol inttingl include-, the
l-.o.ut iini I i.r tin. iii'irL-. f
. . ..
....i i i- ii..
a.i'i .tii. fiaiieuo tiai .in iees ni.
only ttiat hiagoodi will be ail that he
reeonunendi them to be, but w hat is
otten .....iv important, he m MFi to
Bt his customers. Nothing that is
not good appears to be his motto.
A. II. leCALfj A 00.
The Hrm ol .1. 11. McCall A Co.,
are the gonoi il ogento for the Lewis
Hand Fire Bxtiuiraiaber. one d" the
beat anplianoeaeTer invenled forextin-
gniohing incipient tir s. They have
officee both in Kalamaioo and Orand
Rapids, and an rapi d!v introducing
these extiniraishera in Western Mich-
igajL They h ive already place! them
iu a good many ot the leading nianii
faotnring and mercantile t stablish-
menti ot this city.
Mrs. s. b. McMillan.
Dress-making has become an art.
So lady can present Wry attractive
appenraneo ajhose garment! arc not
well mnde and neatly fitted, and DO
pomoo w ithout considerable artistic
tnote, combined w ith mechanical kill,
. an BUCOeed in giving to the modern
female apparel the sty le and grace s.
much prized by well dresed ladies.
Mrs. .McMillan has seottired an en-
vianle reputation for ta-te and skill
in fitting and making dresses, , -'.oaks
eu-., ... uie uw i.e. o. ne an, ana
has soured I thereby the patnu.a-e f
m any ol t he beat Indie of Grand
Rapida. She anpenntenda nil work
peraonaUy, md employ, rmly skilled
issiatnnta, so lant all bosineni ...trust-
ed to ber ia asanred of being well
done. , Her dress-makmg parlors are
locateu at uttawa -treet. m tin
Ledynrd block.
Allen Durfee.
It is not a pleasing reflection that
sooner or later the grim monster,
death, will lay violent bands npos us
all and require us to ja in our
oheuks, but there ii nome ronsolstion
, T -, r
nhaffled off oor mortal coil there will
;.. .1... ; ..f... l
be someone left with sufficient nkill
and proper appiian.es tobary us 'le-
eentiv out of mi if. mi le AliAfi
X . . ..
wurrc nex, me people oi wranu
Kapids need not bnstlc too lively to
k"ep beyond the reach of the grant
ranpar'i nV klevthrongh f-ar that they
III III M I ! V III oi - IIIMi III'.. I.
.. ii.
1 hey oan ear, drink ami . merry, for
if t f . v die tomorrow Mr. Durfee will
attend to the suls nuent oeremonies.
. l i .i. ... i i
-
lucre behind bim to pay for the outfit.
Mr. Durfee sat been engaged in the
bnavness of funeral director in thi
city for ten veu- past and ;ive
prompt SttantMH) to all entts. He ar
- i full etoek, a the saying i-, in
the latent novel tiea and is prepared 10
uit ail i ' u - If - -.'..r" is loca
d it i o i :ta a stn . t.
i ol K BR01 III K's
The old MatA).Jishod and pnterori-
hoe flouse f t'ole Urotlo-rs j
I in on. .,f the most deirato'
sasj bis sections of the bnai
rtn.n of the city, at .7 Monroe
I re fH- ti in d an ex ten
1 1 i n i romp j
an I ale and Kdwra Oole, both
SB ponsalet tn the pnhiic.
rrn V- if an husn,- f ,
San done ou-." under the
limiid UapiU t milium i tl
4941 whieh fi
neae life. I
out in life
1 01 a prat. IMMU MM
l U le, lll-deliued
tnWro under a very great dia iviio
tae iu hht atrugijie for couipelen. y
A tfiorou.'h t.i;uwM educatloU en
nablea IU poNMjr lo enter the cloe
competition of buiiue life With
the least poMible dauber ot failure,
because he doe, not operate at bap
haaaard, but on well tried prmnp t -There
is no better place m the Weat
for a young man or woman to ac
ojnjffe such a practical business edu
ttion thin the Urand Kapid 1 m
mercial I'olleije.
I in- institution
. . m .
for over twenty years, and has
gmdnated ttiousands and set them
out into the various department of
active business, where thev ale meet
uij wait success, and tiMine; positions
i -
of tionoi ami trust. Its proprietor,
i r i
I roi. i . i. weiisimrj;, is not ouiv a
, , .
theoretical business man, as is the
with too ininy who OWtJ 09
te e h business inethols, but he is
thoroughly practical, aud is a stock
holder and director in several of the
Urorst manufacturing iU, business
ontefprinoo in tba State. He is a
man of sterling integrity, and thus
by precept and example, impresses
character uoii the education he
Miii.trr. 'Do. eolb'Oi in Ioc:iti-d in
(lu. f tho niK.st blo.-ks in the citv,
.... :n,, ,, ,, e i... tmmmA
.411 U"L illl ' I 1 i n iin it m i "Uiri
in another part of this paper, and its
situation is healthful. Parents or
iuaruianH wno aesire to eiiuin
their
f .
children or ward- with good, prac
tical business training, then Id wn
to lrof I I i Su eiisbiinr md !!
furtllt.r .nformat.on in regard to this
B0j00
( oinptou Bros.
The store ol the above firm is now
located at H'l South Division street,
w here thev are doing a large ami
rapidly increasing barinooi. The
members of the firm are energetic
bntinnao man and have shown con
MderaWa enterpriae in bringing their
business to the public notice and the
result has been very satisfactory in
crease of trade. Thev have a good
-t.re room and carry a full stock of
parlor and household furniture of all
kinds which they sell on easy pOJ
; incuts. I'nder their method of doing
: business it in possible for a norking
, BUUt, or any one else, of limited
means, to purchase an outfit of furni-
i tore and pay for it out of weekly
earnings. UomntOO Bros, are the
leading firm in the city in this line d'
trade.
ENTERPRISE FURNITURE
COMPANY.
This institution is under the inan-
irrumunf ,if fr RnffAHA IJdv ;i neiTi
ti7,)rolli;hiv c,nvewant with aU de-
. ,:irtII1,. nt?. , ,u wsCM line ol trade.
. Tv Htore js QtjM$ U2 Suuth p..
T&doB ttrfM. a looatkm rapidly grow
m in imporUlleeM a trade 'center.
The company deals in bota new and
(.()I(l i,md furniture, and Ii doing a
biunnesa. Those wishing to
bnyfnrnitnre cither new orseeood-
band, will find it to their mteresti to
eaJl upon the Bnterprise Furniture
Company. They sell goods on week
ly payments so that pvchnsers can
pay in small amounts ottl of their
weekly earnings.
Fine Photography.
Mr. James Bnyne, the arttstk pho-
U'rapher, No. 22 Fountain street .
- WMem . f Mmam M U Mrk
.. t. a
for hoto'hy lhal Airi.
. . r.T . .
lie. uaf iani hhwu . i ciniumuu
.at the head tt til Tiitt'-l'i in
this
eity. The sxcellent work, ooaTeo-
ient location, OOmbined with the fad
that it i the only gallery on the
ground floor, makes Bayne's photo
I ,1 m -
irrano parlors the popular resort
i r 1
I
KatlilMin House.
n,;. k.i i f..r
Thii
numi rears an established favorite
with the traveling peblic, ami thoan-
ands ot our readers have made it their
bents Wttile in the city, and they al
ways remerniH-r with satisfaction the
i- mt hours passed with the genial
pr kprietor, Mr. ,. i. AntisdsL Pew
men knon better bow to keeps botel
thaa mine bosl of The Rathbna, and
we heps at the expiration of the
present lease t.. hirn splendidly
T,rtr" ,'"mm"nrv'' w,t"
his ability to run a hotel. Hut thi
- ur at ones si soeas tune h
y to eae IhT r any i lianiX'
i.iarv and until then h many
friend of the hotel will atill find the
same e.inf .fi and attention at the
Ri'hhun a of ore.
I h- Mr iiiiu I ! :t.uii
Thi Tklforam asaahianVss! in
September, and 'nee ttit Time
ha hal a growth unprenedeSJte! in
Wctti'm Miohiizan joornalim
iv importAre e
It! n- the
. a.nd i4 that
pr year, an-1 of rtk
;er rear w S0 osnas ti
What 33 cts. Will Buy
ai rui.
New York 88c. Store
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Widuut HrackH
Kbtttj UrmckitU
Wall P.K-kk
Hliuper 1'mmm
Wnluui CuriHiu t'.l-- biiuh . ..iuj.I. U'
I ,ir- Hi rxl ( mv
Iatk Hwi. l ul.
I aw ( 'ltbs Uttkat
Hlw Witter S-'ii. (-4m M
lurt.'. Iimw Iruit liei.. Coleraa
1 wish to mil tmttU artiti(u to in) Hat d
Boakaia hHtClxMh Hinlinn wliit-ii I kui
Mt W iVQtl. NT 'l tw tlilli.WK
S'..M. l!i )! lolll l.t!..l!lr tk
Ujrroa, iu tit cloth niu.liiuc W'
l.tii'ti. . in t--' cloili I.iii. Iiuk
Huruf, in bt cluta I. in unit
Hoora, in baat olotb Uadinin
T imyn. in lst i-lotli nimliiiK
Mil'on, in beat elota lun.liiu'
M.nk.f in Ut cloth liin.Jimt
Kreu'li Fnii ' I 1
Standard h ir l alw in lst cloth fiiniina
(iriinmV 1 j j .r Tal.s.
iionila Hani n
Half Holm tl ir-at Autliop
Tom Bnai - NI..lDa
Ativentnr.-n Aiii..uk 1 !- In.liitnii
I liT Twixt
Vanity Fair
l..:i Quixote
Kaft Luutf
In h few rai I shall place on sale a full UB
of K. P. It"-. Marj .!. HolaMa, anl Maj kgptm
Kleininf. works, which will f sojil at Uie low
price f cent t copy.
The atxre is ..lily a v.-ry Muall Mirti..!i of tl"
fii ll.f- variety of arti.-le. that can ! pir . It t-.i
f! '.. ci-niM. 1 also carry a v. ry larire an.) varaaj
asortm-iit of :mm1. at all pfiOH alw.ve aad bl I
'M Don't fail to isit IBM h. pular place, it will
li you.
New goods opening daily. Kverythinn jum
repnsHUtei at the
New York WU'. Store,
76 Ottawa Street.
New ftldfich Block
TWO MH)iS FIlOM MONKOK ST.
PECK'S DRUG STORE
Cor. Ifonroe A Division St-.
Our Special Eflort ih tho
PRESCRIPTION
BUSINESS.
srg I'n DP m:ki.y
2,000 PER MONTH,
in the I 'tnted St hU.
a iMt btbl oMLL tmrLUTtU.
T," Hoot lrti.-f nr.d M.lirin m-I. -ir
linii : r ni'.lrH''. Krr j-r-(H!iti.tj Hl";-' -i
mtHiri.t -rrKn.
W forwanl jrrrit.tiiin. rnr fea tiatfkU
has wtu mh! paraaM urlas f t ait
wii' U th ri-i-il"" rrl t.
Onr PMaaristfaa frmrpi.t .!..!. i.i. T,,ir.
fim" praaenptiaB rk. arnl i. n' h hhI--; mci
in tfi ftir.
V ...licit h .fifiro f.f th ptiftlic tr .Tuur or.
fli m-Tit of oar work.
PLin'fi PkT?TTri STHRT?
HOUSE TO RENT.
W hav a fin- n-w two story fi u.'
with all modern imrovpinnta. Iim
S4tsshes Urr- yar-l ,Vc. . so rnt o N
'1 .tamt-s St Ke isv, ean fia-l at th-.
American I m ah ( Mli i .
45 PEARL ST.
; eXe
American Loan Office.
a
FRANK 3.
5 North Division Street,
PORTER BLOCK
Grand Rapids, Michigan.
BASE BALL HEADQUARTERS.
A lull line of Mtlm s Celebrated Balls
Spalding's League Balls.
Raclemaker s Bats.
Caps. Belts. Masks Score Books and
everything pertaining to the
National Game.
Liberal Discounts in Quantities
To Clubs.
UNI ,iVORED
lOc CIGARS lOo
5 CIGiknS 5o
Hnving nst seenre a lare consiirnment of ibau iwpinlan by
rue, I am prepared to sell a lettel eiai than h i "fTered il t lit-
same saoney. The Handing bmndf in
Tara Tonne America,
Ifannfnetnred from the old time penni
best lOe I iar in the it .
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A combination containing the old time Spicj N . I . . makn. an
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