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GRAM) ILVFIDS HERAIJ). SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 23, 1692.
it
CAME TO THE LAST
Wild Horses Run Sixty Hours
Without Fatigue.
HOW HERDS ARE SURROUNDED
Co-ly' Pca.ea Are Sw:ft, But tiic WJi
Hire I Sorter Trickery Cap
tures the Aa.raal.
ITsr, w:ltts up, yu fl!arV an' if
auy ' vou stovrup U-cr atbbrT waat
V mie up for tu' kr;xi h..rs. vou'va
rua X' death oa tU rvurul-up jaoip into
yr u.i ll- lively! Thurs es ria
Vuaoh ot mtiul rwrs ven mil up th
ti.-w & ever juinjx-ti the racre." This
ku ths l:trifyiaf ia ifaioh Host
el fciilj. of th 'X X cattle outtii
ana iiioeti LU .arrival at our camp ua
Miioky Hill Fork th other ri.rrunb', as
we were at our airnp brrakfast of s.l
ertin brnl, jrn."P bn-r" and er?e,
prejur4-i)ry to brakin camp at the
of t!i? -Uk rouiut-up fur
tho IV. J ist riot la east
ern Colorado. For aeveral day
hj.1 bca feirtf wilj-hor
aiu., whii ruiia th raue to bria
ia thi cattl for cutting out, and only
the lay befure I had tn.n wishing w
laiht run aoro.s one of the band
kuiiwu to rn,' in the legality before
iny return to LVnvr. Every auux In
tr ouf tit, that early summer morn
icf. k:ww hi.- buaiarkA, aiid had only to
i told by bob lirahim, the bo of the
ri'uai-up, whal would b expevtsi of
hbu, to o the exaot p'aoe Ja the
frm ! of the jrreat circle Intended
to bt ilxiWQ arottn t the baud of wild
l.or-s a the first rxarve ra th-5jr eapture.
Ji Smrumer, otie of the best rouh
ri'icr I ert-r saw, and I pulled oat of
caaip toother oa tine poQW-a. Making
a wid-i iwlii of a doen miles to the
nrthwet, and torn gradually drifting
toward the aurui hill near which the
b:irtd hl beta airfhU?d we aaw one and
then uiothcr of the bj who were tio-
lUiT the iMMUC.
Thoa -ojiat?rtM the work of what
tin.' author of the "lifxh school reader"
wouUl caII "rinrin the wild hor,
but which the pra-"tK-4-miadel a.jnem
jf the plains torais "a piece o' blamed
tirvMo.-ue ruiia'." When the ifreat circle.
-;&br.u;Lu? overul milca, ia closely
wat'fced ami niardM at every point by
trusty riders, the bctw of the round-up
4A
4 a xii
n FOa K MOMENT MOTTOXI.CM.
p:vf the siaal to ktart. The bors
hunter la not o f.li.ih a to ruh in
p.r.d try to make an immediate capture.
He tako thLn eaily. Capturing a
Kind of wil.i horse i not a matter of
npd ! much a-i of en1urance. The
circle beintf mal all -rar the next
i:i'iTi in the jjaaie Is when the band of
wild lvr-, the a-lr-ar.ce talli ?n ffuanli
f whi.rh f-r soni" time h:ve been su
j i-iou-ily niCir.r th-i air, sea a little
cow pony and rider leUurely coraln
tv A.ird th-m ovfr the hill.
Tlii is n jn.jli-
Th beatUiful Mack sVillion, kin?1 of
th- band by r :vn of virt ry in many
fi- r bntt'.f fr supreniacy of kind,
pvH ,k v.wnin7 .rhrt an I tnndn an in
kt.i'jt m-"ti'inl "w a mrvificent piece
f ar iniat" statuary aalu.t the ky as
h v,"-ps th p'iiuti for a second riew
of the intruder. It take only a second,
i it in that Instant erery sub chief of
lh" ir.d liA marihalc'l his members,
evr-ry cmre haa sprung to tl? n'.de of her
It and a the ejuiae commander io
chiff tri7c a nih of command and
turn f r the flight, the whole baivd of
S-O htTs's fwllow in hi- wwke, and
weeps acr M th au!7 retvhw like a
whirlwind, and tiiey swiftly leare the
p-ny and it rider, still lci-nrely pa?in
aionj, fn f vlht in th rr.ir. Thecow-
lonn'' in lazy contentment on hi
(jnirtWva.'in pny. Hut f.ir in front of
t.i vlv.iti;".:!' c!ilTe band its alert
l '.i !r-iiiu wsi'ond human form,
mh i,1owd by a pr"adint? sombrero.
Vith another eortjni.andiiYj nci'U the
jf:j-rrd ?op. arl with aJntnt military
pr ii 11 th. en'ir Kin 1 ob'lientiy
piniM t r, in hi ntr. A eeond only
U lost in hesitation arsl the tr'ip t
t-i ndrinjf oer the sac brvh at rHfht
anU to It former coare. In about
threw minut another cowboy is
s.rfh'"! In frnt v th keu-Tl.ijnel
l.wier. rn! rvw, af'fr another wheel,
the ccir' of the bard i almost
p4r-vl!e! with the n- tah-n in starting.
At e-wery tnirn n." a th hr ap
pr' h th limit f the rat circle
w sfATtn p a ew'y, a tS
baatd lr r--nd t Lvt p
f -i r-r"(T ;--"'t wiJ of di-
i r S aye of th '.a!fr
vrf .-..-m-1 n.nl t"r m-vyon in
ti- irx, r t'lnrtl -r-rT potp
m .r and TTke anih'r I p o f t'l"
imr"-,ni:- Vimn (lr
r'i". "V'' h' ?"V t'V' ''' sp
p. .,"h'r- th- imit tS ci t-t-N
"..! l-lr p!-mr 'rvjht -h-a I t.'
I--ad h: V-M'.d to tir'y. :l .-r- -f t'i.
.mtKv, !i a P' eann.i ' . f
'.- frn v, cf 'T-S.v-ter id
trV.f -.-f hi SV st. Mm tKrn
b
M'iv; t-e-4 - Mt fr--T h- d t'-S'"l
, . I i r p-TTiti N c;"
,r. ri w:iU-h All ("mme.? h'. 1
v in4i '" i ;r-.d 'Si
, ,f : rM- 'ri- '
r m. rh ti-dV !'t'e
t !o rr ! .m wn
h.v t 4vl it t liU-it 9
sprTt, and while a whoop bursts forth
from hi- rii-r he b iyiti' of the fur-ioi.r-
uv?r tiie hoiu-- of the little prai
rte tU)' ia jy'juj t- ai hi rifc
wild ch. to the f urltives. for :a:I
niter a lie the startlni jack rabb.ts aad
coyi-'bra srttcr on either a ttm
liu; cycl-te wetrp doa the strtU hi
lt L turut-ii at the ijuarU-r by tvo rider
ou (fuard at thi- important jvjirit. V.at
no.v the iuiverin i.-hr of hi, f,onte
pcy fur which, a eovvboy will tft'at
A SI'i.XAL TO THE REtAT.
any day how the rider that hi horse
U bt-comin winded. On Hearing the
next turn a shot from his jjun tfives the
sitrnal for a relay rider to take his place
with a fre horne. And s it goes for
hour after hour with relay riders.
The litfht of day, with it blazinjf
furnace heat, fade into cool and shaily
niht. The lurs of the race have
paded tweWe and are tfoinff on into
twenty-four. The rising fun glow
across the eastern hills on it diurnal
earth-encircling tour, but still the uier
eilerv pursuit jroes on and is never al
lowed to faf. I5chii:d the flying band
is that ever-amazinly fresh little pny
and ita determined rider.
All day lonif the prim messenger of
death ha lea in tiicir wake, and now
is forcing the pact, which for the tirst
twelve hours the Itcein? horses were
themstdve allowed to set. The circle
around which tley whirl is much small
er now and the plains' sand is heavy
and deep frora the trampling- of the
former lap:. The stilling alkali dust
hani over the plain in clouds, blotnl ia
mixed with thenVcksof foam now linn
from tortured noaW-ils and the bloodshot,
but still defiantly g leamin j eyes of the
mettled rovers of the ranye. All nhow
that it U only the sturdy strain of cen
turion coursinff through their vems
which keep, them, with their leader at
the head, from plunging into some con
venient "draw" to a wild and suicidal
death. But life is sweet, and on they
go. It is forty-eiht hours now since
these hated herders first disturbed their
peace, and one can see the end of the
race is not far distant.
A little brown filly from the flyinpf
band falls, and is left behind, too ex
hausted to ris.
"A-ha-a!" says the trailer under his
breath. A shot rintrs out and at the
sitraal two extras come riding up. The
animal I roped, but immediately leaps
to her feet, lashes out viciously and in a
frenzy of strength ties to break away.
Another hurtling noose comes sailing
Uixouh the air, sinking over her head.
and she i led away a helplew captive.
More hours by and one by one the
weaker fall behind and afUT a brief
strusrle are tied up. Tlie band is
completely broken down, and now at
the end of sixty hours of continuous
flight can searrvly s-tajrer.
Then comes the massacre of liberty
frr them. All the cowboys come
crowding1 close around the hrlp'e an
imal s which make but feeble resistr
acce. An auih"viou owboy even jrives
the lately proud nrd dfinnt leader a
crul cut in the flanks with the tlyinj
tip of hi lariat a he quietly steals tip
Hut even thi indignity elicits but a few
spmmodie bound, so prcatly swollen
have becom Ui stitYcneil muscles ami
o fiery the thirst in the captive's
throat. The weaker h.iv sunk down
in the sand, and it i only a quction of
how many of the animal can be roped
and secured by the means at hand to
the ronndinjf up outfit. ur Kit Carson
cowUy v,re hampered in their forces,
and. a usual, were compelled to allow
the greater portion of the band to final
ly f'ape.
The animal we captured are fine
specimens, bein beantiful bar, j't
blacks, roans, orreL. tiiree of them
cream whites and f:ur calico colored.
We Uxi them to the hom ranch with
the r-t of th" sto'k, where they are
nor kept, th" prid of th X X outfit
and the subj'vt of nvvh sp-mlation
on t'n part of th UT in anticipation
of their sped and Mvnr qiirjiitii"".
when the ti ne emn; to pit them
under th jsadd'e.
"I'll jnmb ."nythrjr y want fhst
my little b'ak kin ketch any outfit o
rher "did nns thet err tor np th'
i-T0." aid the other lav to mo, a
he afT"-ioniti Ij 'tnbra.d t! de'il ate
hem! of hi r-e-Mitiful ;tt: h r- and
swept with admrrir ejp t ': dr'.ike
build of hi n-"'w fvrii- p w.i.m.
FRWFH I' t.T':.
prlhla f rnm I1t" Shoo.
In I.'-noon cer-tir; sr it r
rn-rmrvn fr-eVT en tle part . f ?1 e
f.? men" to dr.nk r :-.;r to ! e
I-raith - f s lady ci -f f-1- w .
ear! of .-rk, in nn m:nir?i'ip'' hi th
. n- s'';r. rd a a
r
srrr t-r m;M-.:;-.---t
T4 ;r,tf t,l 1 o . 1 r " " 1 If'! 'iTT'l
f r n;-i"- "': e."--W -t htrr-s.f
o"!y t -rv -vr- -i it; p'.dled h' vp
vt part wi-,i:h nr ,f ?ir
-t tn r,',, yr t ,ci !t 'iy to a
rrj-.-vvsl Vi- i". ctit -tlri
1 lno thin !:-. fri! thT. n v f--e
vvs! tl- r-'ir-'. t'-e .rh f -e
nrih. 'VT'.'WT t-4iie.l 'vir
n r -V '- 5 tr itir-c "rt I?
,- rt ;;iv"l II " . i
f'.,. , - . f -p ' t 3
flrl, wnoe reet were aa pretty as t-r
Iv r, was drauk ia chaiiipaue frooaoLe
wf Lcr satin fchoes, which an aim:rer of
the lady LjA CA.'iitrivc.i to obtain p..'-
tl JlX of.
TEN YEARS IN BED.
A SilrHallt' Uall tutiun Tktt rr
Hula nr x laUrmlMOj.
One of the queerest wo:;., n in New
York statr U Mrs. Anaa liallock, . t
Wayne, Sv-huyler i-cuat.y. h is a
sr-i-ritua'ist, own oTie of the nnet
faria in the country, is wealthy and
hai more than onliaary busiuc abil
itie aiid intelligence, he L a sUter-ia-law
of Colonel Crane, of llornellv
ville, the well-known pliticiau aiid
lawyer. Her hallucinations have made
her the talk of the neihtwrhorid. A
little over ten years ao she claimed to
have received a mesAiye fn :a the pirit
world dirvetiuif her to jfo to :d atnl
frtay there f t tea years. Meauwhile
she wa nut t allow any water to tout h
h r bj.ly. She went to bed and, tho
New Yrk Ilecorder says, no pcrsuasu n
or argument could make her sret up.
Mie would not allow people t wa-.li her
unier any circumstances, although she
avH-epted clean clothing. She was ap
parently strong and healthy, had splen
did color, ate heartily and never com
plained of being1 ilk
Whcu clergymen called to urge her
to v'et up (-he was deaf to their en
treaties, and said the spirit ordered her
to stay in bed for the purification of her
soul. She continued the management
of her farm, kept herself ported on the
market prices of farm products and did
a great deal of writing, but nothing
could pvrsuade her to arise, llccently
the ten-year limit expired and she got
up and dressed herself. She was slight
ly bent from being in bed eo long, but
was teeniiugly in good health and
spirits. She received another message
from the same spirit. She declares she
was ordered to go back to bed and re
main there until her death. She im
mediately complied. All sorts of argu
ments are being used to make her get
up, but she is steadfast in her refusal,
and says she will stay in bed until she
dies and will not allow herself to be
washed.
HE STARED TOO HARD.
Bat the Old Gentleman Wlihcd II Hadn't
Spoken About It.
An elderly man seated in a Sixth ave
nue elevated train the other day, when
a pretty young voman entered and took
the vacant seat beside him. She was
followed by a man who took the seat
opposite.
Now, this elderly man. Bays the Nerr
York Kccorder, was reading his paper
when this young woman entered, and
ho coc tinned to do so, but his attention
was attracted to the man opposite, who
was staring at her as only men can
stare. The young woman seemed an
noyed and bit her lip and looked in an
other direction.
"How Insolent of that man! It's a
shame 6he should be so annoyed,"
thought our friend beside her. At
length the good-hearU'd old man could
stand it no longer and ho exclaimed, in
dignantly: "Don't you know any better than to
etare at a woman in that manner?"
A peculiar expression came over the
"starers " face, as he answered: "I don't
know of an3'one who has a better right,
sir she Ls my wife."
The interested passengers smiled and
the old gentleman got off at the next
station.
CITY PARKS.
Chicago Well Provided with Free Recre
ation liroaiidi.
An American gentleman, writing to
Garden and Forest from England,
notes two things in particular which
help the people there to get more for
their money in the way of recreation
than we do here. One of these is the
enormous amount of common land so
easily accessible from the great cities,
and the other the fine roads for bicy
cling, a form of recreation in universal
vogue. In his native city, Cincinnati,
thi? gentleman remembers that it was
almost impossible for the boys to have
a game of baseball, and the few places
then available are now covered with
buildings. He says: "None of Cincin
nati public parks are ever ued for
games, and I don't think many of our
western cities allow such use of their
parks. Here nearly all the parks hare
immense spaecs reserved for cricket,
tennis and the ItUe, and the London
vestries are continually acquiring new
land for recreation purposes." While
Cincinnati i exceptionally backward
amoir large webrrn cities in providing
proper park facilities, the charge of not
permitting a suCkient ue of the parks
for games would certainly not hold
aorainst Chicago, where the people en
joy the parks to a remarkable extent.
Th TVondtn of Reprod ietlon.
Aphides are a rpr-iesof minute inect
belonging to the order of Ilemiptera,
suborder Ilr-moptera, and, taken col
lectively, 100 of them would hardly
wrlh a grain. Now, let us try a com
parison. The nveratre man, we will
say, wrdgh about 2. X'0.0i)0 grain. Yet
it ha en found, by actual calcula
tion, tLa If these mirr.te lnsvta wer
left unchecked to only the tnth gen
eration, the" divrondants of a sirgle
pair woil-l Ijc ejuiralcnt, in point of
actual weight, to "O,CCO.0 very heavy
mn. ThK would e-pial to one-thir 1
rfthe population of thf crlobr, suppos
ing each person to wr irh an average of
li pound.
5o !p1ili( In the ;r-lfi Ile.
Describing tr.irriafice cnstwnin Kaso.
-ne f the Tvt r ut hern inland f
(iree,e, K. M E'dmnnd. in the Ea-tern
and Western li'. sy the parent
ur-on both sioe take up m themelres
all th responsibilities nf co'irtsh'p ars.i
nwwc- Cmrthio. a we. understand
it. Is rot in any way perri'te l the
betr t!,ed c itip'.e. No mo ni irht w?lks
,sT f.r-a-tet are a'.lvl Such a
.tt wotilii deemed hbly repre
rersible. and ail 'ri. if th're -e
any. m'it tAke pi see in th pr n.-e . f
.-Ider; but thee- i r." rrftt ti'-.e
fi-r ru;iT,i"f at tSe. .Tf of c; -it
f r r-rrMc foi',,-.- tie r-'r 8,
-vo ; v a nur ? e.
R.mWKi reris fi(iifMMif.
In I-5 a fw w-k bf:r h rej
vi akr i.(fn hi enn tneati -n 1 f t',e
p.--r' cf li.n (iriT, F. V. tV.i eitr
rr toT-n auth. -nt'.e ivuuVd th-T own
rH-r's:' p'prat '-rT to f i!nc trtie,e
-f in.',-rp, rai -.n Th f Vi-ir? i the
r-narka' ' res-i't N".r-.b-r cf r"-s
Tr 21 je-s ef ?, - . r.'JTV'T r f
Tra'e nnder 91 rf J, l4i. r tm-
b"T "'f fern! T-r 1 7-t sj. 1',
Bomber cf f-'uaAie ner i 7"rs cf
Buggestiona for a Summer Trip.
li JOJ n to tk tue tr y (.f a i.fe
U::.e, purchase ttis low rat eie arxn
t;ckct K!i ty il pr.uc al hue in the
l'n;ted u:es ana tLa
Northern 1 ac.tc railroad to Yvll.w.
e to lit' NaUolaI l'aik, I'ac.Rc coast aui
AisSia.
l i.e tr:p is ruadewith the highest de-grt-e
cf con. fort ia iiie tir;at.t vtati
i uled tr&'.!.. ol tti NortLcru l'ac:CC
ra.ircavi, n tj n tarry d n.:: tar aiivl
uiur.oi s I'uiiraau !ctp.u ir from
i'h.cago, M. l'aul ul M:ni:apiu to
Montana and t;:e 1'ac tic coast, Without
change, aid ?pcc.al I'tiilmia tlet rer
from St. laul and Maiiiea;.o.i4 tu Yel
lowjtcr.e I'ark.
'1 he KTiirry en route is the most
maj;n hce-il to I" tound m the fceveu
Hale ihrouh whicli tue roadjassts.
r.rautiful inouutaius, river, valleys,
Uketiad plains tollow tuctx ottier ui
ra; id ucct s-loa to ilehght tne tourists
who will aNo lind n.trrett iu the nri
cultural, li.m ti, luiiit'tring, industrial
and other iaier-ft4 asociaed witlj the
developinviit of lh great norlhwt!?t.
The crowning Klury f the trip
through thj noithwest, however, n the.
V.Bit to YeilowHtoue l'ark, the land of
hot springs, geyners and gorgeous c an
out, uiivl to Ali.-kti, witti its endliss
ocean channel, enoweapped ptak, la
d an Tillages and giant glaciers.
If you wish to investigate tnisj-uggrs-t:on
further cend to Chart? S. Fee,
general ii4Fferr egent, N. T. K. 11.,
St. Paul, Minn., for copies of tiie hand
onie ly ill ustrattnl "Wonderland" tKok,
Yt'liow&tone Park ad Alaska folders.
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I have len aillscted with neuralgia
for nearly two years, have tried physi
cians and alt known remedies, butiouud
no permanent relief until I tried a bot
tle of DulUm'a Great German Lini
ment and it gave me instant aud per.
mancn; relief. 25 cents per oottle.
Signed, A. 11. Slu
Hamilton, Mich.. April 11, 191.
I'or eale at D. C. Scribner's drug store.
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The first trial of Dr. Wood's Norway
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THE O-XJISriT IIARDWABE CO., iriaarap!li.Mkb.
LEATflEK GOODS!
REPEATED calls
croods has induced us
this line to our Pall stock. It
will interest you to examine.
All new, fresh goods and the
prices right.
J.CKERKNER JEWELRY CO..
57 3Ionroo Street,
SPROUL & McGURRIN.
Plumbing Steams Hot
HOT MR FURNACES, fir.
MANTELS, CRATES AND TILING, GAS AND
ETC, ETC.. ETC.
FM Diamond Ilese an otherbranda. Water and Fewer Connertlnns.
r-.ritir V1lt..i- ohlrN kill all mlrrubn knd crrrn anil tniku witnr h-
.utelypuie. IougU" iLitantaueoua Water Heater. Ceslae tor Lattn. pIko r
Wholesale and Iletail Ltaltrsin riambers' guppilea f:i.hki
184 East Fulton St. (Telephone 147) Grand Rapids, Mich
TRAIN TIME TABLES.
GRAND RAPIDS
AND INDIANA RAILROAD.
vi a ims aoix j aonvn.
r. from Lv. totaz
. bontn. : Nortn.
For raauiac and Mflmw ti ji a m " 1 a ra
To Traverse City and
Mackinaw . 'HO arm! 110pm
F.i. i :, . . i f an i i ,v J 5J j iu i 5 p m
For 1'etoikey and iJwt-
luaw .ty 811pm l lOpra
From KaUma.O') and CnU
ra 8 T p m
Train arrlvlnu from the P tutu 6 li a m an1
''0 nni tiuiiy; otaer tralm dally except Sun
day. VIAIN3 COINS POTTH.
t. from Lv. o!n
Ncrto. Koutru
Kor Cincinnati ,0am 703am
r Ka!;iiiinzo.t t hlc&k'o - HCiin
For Ft. Wayne and tbo
at 1150am iin
Fr Clnclnnail 6lpm fOOpm
For Kx!.i;ua.ou a Cnlcaso llCVlpia llJpm
m Hal'iaw UWara
W Op ra
Train ravine aoiitn a-6'i p ard 1123
P in ma dally, t tb-r trains dally eicept
bundav.
KLKEriXU AM rKi ob ra RTICa.
North1 i' t m tru has parlor ' ar Grand
F.ai l Is to I'etosky and Micklnaw City.
li' 1" i in ir. lu lin nn'j'ir.f cars (irand Rap
ls to l'r t iikfy and Markmaw.
S uith 7t)a m tram bas arlor tar Grand
ltaptds t I'liM lr.nari.
a m train has : arlor tar Qraod Rapidt
to CMcau.
IU' p m train liaa Wagnat (pln2 Car
Grand F.ap'.n to Cincinnati.
11 pm trntn has W aaner fcieepla Car
Gmnd lUpMt to Chicago.
HreKFGOV. GRAM RAPIP? .v IVMV
i or Musrgoii. l.v.. V am 11 - a in 5 t ' p u
From ' ...Ar 10 in a in 4 40pmt)ftSpra
Sunday train J-aM for MukNi j aia
ArriTiS fji ui Muikroni 4o p m.
rillCAOO VIA G. K. T.
L". 'ran'i temii , t. m m ll 21 p ra
A rr. Cnlrag i is p in y ivi p ra 4 M a ra
".. a ra IrVa has through Fr:or Car. and
11 & p m tra.n daKy thruunb ea-r p.piQi
Car.
l.ve rnkajo yof, amSIOpmlOPpr
Air iirund Rapids 1 M p m v. p m 6 M a n
'i lo p m trala lias tbrounh l arlor Cr and
1 Hi im train daily, ibrouga HuD'rSw
Incr t ar.
Ir.ro'ign tlrkt and fM laf rmtlon ran
lal t y c;ilu nron A. A mjn T, ticket aan.
t ualoo stfon. er ..;M. Mi;nnr I i,la
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TIME TABLE
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for these
Silver Corners on
each book,
Monograms for the
corners,
Ladies' White Canl
Hooka new
shape,
Combination Books
Change Hooks,
Card ami Pocket
Hooks to match.
All colors in leather
to add
Water Heating
ELECTRIC FIXTURES 11651
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CHICAGO fErTR1,iL
AND WEST MICHIGAN K V.
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1.2f pm. leava t :h!oai 6:2j pm.
Wknr t'lfepera-Lava liraad Rapids
ll.A. j m. lpTe i rl:cl 11:14 pm. iita
orand Itsplds tH:X, p,a. leare ludiauap-j s
via n ,,ar 7 :0) j rj.
fi.s i fr Hi N;- ,i:.V pm.
Er.ry day. tFicpt ."-aturJay. Ctbfr
tra'ns w-fk ;ii y.
DETROIT, PTiiToj
LANSING A NORTH tHN R. R.
GOlNfi To I.FThoIT.
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hAiilNAW. al.MA AND lT L"fH
Lv. till a am 4 15 pm Ar.G K il 9) am 1J 43 pm
uwim. u)f , t nitr ic u.
Lv, Graaa hsplds ... . 7 oO a rn i ' p ro 641 p m
Ar.froir. l-oHi . . 12 v. i-ro M3 p m
1 MKofGlt CAR SEH K F
Fsrlor . m on all flay trains Let wn Granl
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ntiJ-t trslna. J'ariorCar t.j.aslnaw on m.ira
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livrry flsy. CtTir t'alrj wt 3Tfi nn;?
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A. H. ALBEHTIR Pearl-st
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11.00 PER BOTTLE. 6 POULEa. IS.
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CKAN3 KAPID3. V:CK.
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LIVERY
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