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THE TELEGRA3I HEBALI FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 23, 1390.
OXJT BIGHT
US TWO!
"We lmve jitt 3Kxpoiieueecl one oi tlie
Greatest 01eiiiii fule- of
F
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AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Ever known in Grind Rapids, at which time we reduce our prices to such an eitent that it caused all to wonder.
Now we or our entire stock of FCRXITCRE and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS at price still lower than
ever. Although our sale wa far Uyond our expectations our new line of CROCKERY, GLASSW ARK, TAFiLE
CUTLERY arid SILVERWARE; our extensive l:no of CARPETS, RUGS, LINOLEUM and OILCLOTHS, our new
ly abided line cf CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES we found, upon a partial arrangement, would occupy more room
haa we ha.l yt cured. consequently we shall otter our entire stock of SIDEBOARDS, BOOK CASES, FOLDING
REDS, FANCY ROCKERS, SECRETARIES, FARLOR SUITS, LACE CURTAINS, DRAFERIES, CARFETS, etc,,
at greater reduced prices than those named during our greit Clearanco Sale.
This Means Goods Sold Below Cost in Every Instance.
Sideboard, Former Frice, $22 00- Now f 15 00
S.df board, Former Frice, 25 00 Now 00
Sideboard, Former Frice, 33 00 Now 24 00
Secretaries, Former Frice 30 00 Now 24 50
Scretars, Former Price 25 00 Now 21 50
Svcret.tr.es, Former Price 20 00 Now 17 50
Parlor Suit. , Former Price, f 15 Now 37 50
Parlor Suite?, Former Price, f50 -Now 42 50
Parlor Suites, Former Price, 65 -Now 50 00
Rook Cases, Former Price?, $30 Now $21 00
Rook Cases, Former Price, fS7 50 Now 26 50
Center Tables. Former Price. $ 7 50 Now 5 50
Center Tables, Former Price, $9 Now
Center Tables, Former Price, $12 Now
Carpets, Former Price, f0 Now
Carpets, Former Price, 75c -Now
Carpets, Former Price, S5c Now
Draperies at Half Price.
6 50
8 00
47 cj
62$ c
72 c
The Slaughter Is Universal. The Knifo has been applied to each and every
article. All oods will bo marked with former and present selling prices in
rialn Figure. Sale to commence Monday, February JM, 1890, and continue
two weeks, unless these oods are sooner disposed of. All goods sold for cash
or on Easy payments.
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OS and. C Canal Street.
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LATEST STILES OF HATS AND BONNETS!
40 per cent. OrJ Its Regular Price. Come, Examine and Rc Convinced at
Bemin's Winery
No. 2J Canal Street.
Store,
FSSMKNT HO 1 1. fr era-line. zraTr'lm and pann th cutters of Thomas street, from
. . .'. . . l ,:t .tr..t in th flftr .-.f Oranrl 11.11)1.1 Mir&.
l"vrlrt!-r.. Assessment. Fees. Amoaat.
All tht rft of ttie east feet In lnzth of lot
t n a U.tiori to th rltj el Urand RapiUs.
f. f t of ih wnth h of 1 ti.imii Mrl . ' ri
J." ira- of ?.r or
tri i Je-.-r.
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THE JUDGK NONPLUSSED.
liur Go.
If the angels weep, they cit!t Lave
duae o wUtn Michael Run, took his
-!; on the frayed out carpet Ufre
he Ur of the police court. If the
angel oer sicker, they must Lae
done &o when Hit Honor U trytl
hun.ane j-erpieiity, and LoiitJ-tiy ex-
iiiraed: "1 rvally uoa t know ivi;at to
do." Rut he d;d know rgut out o: the
goodness of h:s heait, :A yiicb&tl'a
t-eiiieiic1 : lnaenmteiy utfe:iea aiur
sflf-cvnvu'tioa oi hT;ug r-en very
tiruiik. Rurus live at the soiduis'
Home, and ozi Tuefdav Isat, while la-
tonr-s; under a fit of temporary insanity
superinduced Ly smc gouene,
slipped away from the home and tot
verv drur.k in town.
lie was amsitd and arraigned, and
aid the uual fine. His reapp-arance
m court yeteraay, mud ins face
ounded out of thane and hie tocket-
took stolen, containing &!0, made him a
pitiable s:gnt indeed. Michael men
tioned that he drew a pension of H a
month, and His Honor remarked, halt
facetiously and liali earnestly, tnat 4,a
man ought to ktp sokr on fd a
month." When Michael kit the court
he was as huppv a man as the circum
stances would warrant.
Warmeit up Affection.
Reman ied after a separation of ten
years, um w a me case wun m.
Reck, of Grand Rapids, and Clara 1).
Rarr. of Greenville, latt week. Older
citizens remember the daughter ot Jack
Rarr, and when che was one ot the
hrihtoft of the High school pupils. It
is not necessary to tell the cant of the
separation, puthcient to say that it did
not at all reflect on her character. For
years she has been a member of
the family of L. JI. tTatt. Mie was
remarried, bcarinj her maiden name.
Greenville Independent.
& CO.'S
PRICE LIST!
Yun't'r' i ui J r. At: f h t p.-irt ot lot I. block . Krmiiutrtii's i
.1.:. a to :tv oi llapi 1, buniiea an.t it"rrit)oi f ol-
! ,i pont wns-Ti !. I'n wr-l fi in noriu-aifc
oorar t.f'vi'.t t 'f. l '.' wt f -t. thnv-e utl to th south
uf ,r rn i. f't. thn- north to th rUce of fsrta-
p',-ij xv'i: -'i wlrr.in 1 f? f th .ath Uri of Th'm trt 4o a
TVarr'-n i-'inV i. li t ri t prt f lit K ?. F. KnnIy's RUhdlvlv
Ln oi i 'i-tiw rr""t .
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"' 'i 'trvTc t "o "ri tt r"t itiE. it Rif a RiriD. Mich.. Jnury 27. !?.
It irr'n ii froTi th rtura of th Clt? Trfi.urr triat t:i awmeuts and ro!lctioii fes
ri rv r ; in fxp-.d r In p4r it prr! at rmMi tloa on Friday, the 7th diy
nf M r-' I- ? 1 a r'.:.ck ta tl: tr hii. M th dor of th court hom r th pla'-s f.r
k ,,V" ' fi rir"ir. ,v.rt (" th ountr of Kent, in vi1 rity of lirand Kapl-lv and sold to the
f -st ' l ir fr r! purpe of coii- tine id assmnt and intrt thfron. and fifty
e.'nt f r th of v i Jot or parrel, i.i addition ,v,l,c,,t,vJNry,,l( n.rk
Total Collrtloa Total
Asnieat. Ffs. Amouat.
l F.MFNT FOI.I. for th-nrrnrtioa of a wr la th alley la tlock R ConTfrv and
V ja ,fr-d tdltlon to tho City of tirail r.aptd.
Jarr if '"OT or ,
o.v-:pit:ort TWripMon
lUdntzH-. Jm. Th oi;ti u :' in wnm oi ios i v nirn-ii. i. vuu-
Telford' A! iitton to th-city of rand Rapid Soli -
lUdVsl Jim. T i-n-Tth h of lot l-.o.ocki.U'oavr .iTalford s
xidifoT th i v of '.--and P.api t- - l ?l
Cli r Ci '!- Th ""'itn ft in id th of lot 17. M. ' L', Con-
tirVA I!f-rl-4 Adtittoa WtCifT ot t J rand Rarll. ...X n 1 M n a
'fft" O"- ITT i UK!, 'twni' r t r i .'ir . 1 3
It ppa''n2 fr i the r?'ini of th t Iry Trea'J'er that the aaaevment and collection feea
rtithe 4'.Vf,d-ertKe.i aarei ot real entat remain unpaid, not!. is hereby tfyen that a!d
ret! etate i'l "X,-"-d f r vi- l:i S'pirae parre t puhli auction oa Friday, the 7th day
Mfirrh l'l' t li.ifhf la th forenoon, as the door of th court houn or the plaoe for
b".t!T2f h cifvnit eot;rt It th wtit of Kent, la a!d ctry of i,rand Fapida. and so id to the
hii) hd 1- t te rrj-po of eo'lftlnz H aamnt and ia'eret -thereon, and fifty
ers for the Wof iS lot or pari. ,n ad titioo to th cost of vljertiMrg
W. A. ?H INK MAN. i ityfl-rk.
557 F!NT HO IX f-r fe m??h "Ion of a ewr in Thirl arenu. fr om a point ft
A"V- f'the an f S-ata ltTlioa $fre; to the ror la Pachaaaa trt. la th City
-iofi'-ir'r Total Co . t..-n T' al
('iv'r'iT i--r,pt:on .asmQt. F. Amount.
1-- t 4.,; tfs-r;rr,.f .;ran.l Ppd $ ? 13 . S ? 57
'...' .-' 11- r..n h !. t. ;raa: t Adfittoa to th iTy of
T -rar,'i f--n t. r"i"-i of t:v H't rra'ifr that th aamnT anl o i-tin f
n ter!:w..t rafif real ea'aermaia tapa 1. iv!- l hry r.a tra anra
. k ,i :.,r in orarat ra-c:. t p-iM'c a -: on r ri lay. th- . 1 " lit
,,r;fc .. a n ivf.'ri.vi;). v iv.r .if to co-Kt ho-je or th r'.o f?r(i;i
! ' .... t... t, ... 4 .,f ,.r-A n- n.4.-k'.1 tf'.o
.'xt 'i f -r f-r rh- v' i-poa ot eoi.eof-ii : 1 j-nent aat lneret thr--. ant 2fty
,rth t l .inot r,1''l,,,JlrA: 5niNKMVN:Vfc-yC;e.
100 lbs best Roller Process Flour ...$2.00
25 lbs bjst Roller Process Flour 00 o
Every sack warranted.
15 lb?. Granulated Sugar for f 1.0)
6 lbs. Rolled Oats 25 c
25 fl". Turc Ruckwheat Flour 50 c
1 gallon nice Tabic Syrup 35 e
4 ls tt Currants - 25 c
5 lfls new Prunes 25 c
3 lbs now rasins 25 c
1 lb nice Maple Supir 12 c
1 gallon pure Maple Syrup 00 c
1 quart pure Maple Syrup -25 c
3 lb'iirst-elaM Tea Dust 25 c
1 gallon Water White Oil 10 c
5 gallons Water White Oil 45 c
5 c.il oil can with pump and filled. ..1.75
1 h cood Japan Tea for 20 c
1 lb very lett Tea for 50 o
Warranted to pvc satifaetion to the
most particular tea drinker.
1 lb ground Coffee,our own grinding 15 c
1 lb choice Rio Coffee for 25 c
1 lb choieo Morha and Java Coffee 3-) c
Good Reef Roast?, per lb 6 c
Foiling Reef 01
Round tik 3 lbs for 25 r.
COURT KtCORD.
CiBcriT Hon. Wm. E. Grove, judge
Cyrus E. Perkins, judge of probate of
Kent county, Michigan, lor the use ana
teneht ot Joseph h. Platte vs. llham
Cordes, ajsumps-it; continued without
costs. Herbert 1). Perkins vs. Unor-
eaux & Johnson, assumpsit; verdict lor
the plaintiff ,.-jr, and luugment ren
dered accordimrlv: nroceedincs staved
twenty days. Charles J. Rurnham vs.
PhilliD Graham, replevin: on trial.
Rufus W. Gillett vs. Lewis Spaulding,
assnmred; motion for nevt trial denied
with costs. Hon. M. C. Rurch, jude
(ieorire A. Casselman vs. WilhamMc
Caul, assumpsit: on trial. Kingman A.
Co. vs. William C. Dennison, replevin;
continued over the term without costs.
Scterior Hon. E. A. Rurlingamc,
judge W m. I). Htmbhng vs. Michael
Tennis, in chancery; hearing closed and
case submitted; March 1 is the day set
for hearing arguments of counsel. The
City of Grand Rapids vs. Adrian Welle
man, assumpsit; on trial.
Probate Hon. Cyrus E. Perkins
lunge hstate of Patrick Sheehan.de
ceased; will and petition for probate
filed; hearing March 31. Estate of
I?aac W. Wood, deceased; report of
commissioners on claims filed. Estate
of Wilhelm Sehwarten, deceased; in
ventory filed; order that all claims bo
hied m court on or bclorc August 27
1800.
Police Hon. John T. Holmes, judge
John Powell, drunk; $2 line and 3.35
costs, or 12 days; committed. Peter
Van Etten, drunk; adjourned to March
6, 10 a. m. hrank Crawford, m
Squier, Sandv Mcintosh, Thomas Fer
guson and William Allen, disorder! v
adjourned to March 13, 2:30 p. ni. E
Mcliowan, assault; 3 fine and $30
costs, or 12 diys; committed. Alfred
broad, cmoezzlcment; discharged
Lorenzo l. Parker, truancy; adjourned
to Feb. 2, 10 a. m. Wesley M. Arthur
surety of peace; adjourned to March
Jf.lOa. m. Clarence Dailey, disturl
ing meeting; bench warrant issued
John Allenham, embezzlement; ad
journed to March 6, 10 a. m. Mate
Morrison, Hattie Williams and John
Doe, assault and battery; line fl and
costs, divided. Charles arner, lar
c?n"; $5 fine and 3.35 costs, or 30 davs
committed. Michael Rurns, drunk
sentence suspended.
Don't Pay Till Yon Are Cured.
Rlind, bleeding, internal and externa
piles, fissure, fistula and rectal ulcers
cured, or no pay. Iratment painless
No time lo?t troin .work. Hundreds of
references. Examination free. Lak
side nhvsicians room 2 Porter block
1321 Monroe-st. Hours 0 to 5, dailv
Tuesday and Saturday evenings, 5 to 0
Sundays, 10 to 1.
Dr. Wilburs Kje Water
Cures all kinds of sore eyes, such as
granular lids, wild liairs. scrofula m
eves, failing s:ght or cataracts. For
sale at Peck's drug store, 50 cents per
bottle.
...
Pick neadarhe.
Loose s tcn Clover ' i ins euro Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and
Pork Stf ak.
..3 lbs for 25 c.
Fresh Fork Shoulders, whole per lb 5r
Heavy Slt Fork pr lb 7c
;i;ir Cured Ham rr lb 10 c
Ham Prio.1 Reef per lb 10 c
Cila Hams fr lb 7 c
Kettle rendered Lird, our own rrn-
derinz,3 lts for 25 c
Jrs filial - c
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Xa'T. ;.a R.
Kap"l
no t.T, t--r th foi?ntloi o( t sTr la th r.y in V,-wk 14. rtter Frvrtlon
T'ai r.!,eerioi Tot:.
rvjT'rr'" .niai F. Araoun:.
7.e . twx !4. raer Fra-'Tion. Hy 0? tri-l ;t(s
x ".SV'ri m. lit. Re;-. Ml-h . Jn. rr.
Tt rraH-i e-,, ;s-rtrr-, fttT Tr-anrr that th a-n2t and i-lt,
sm n tn 'MT.!.'-V-i rf- f rl r-mIiaiPid. "?;o i ff'trw tv a;
mZ r-aJ v w r-"t to ai ia earar r r,', '.! -' Frt Ur. tne
-, i .-.f m 4r-o ! at ; 'to-ic tn f-i-r-v-n. at tfs 1t of t'n e-'irt tv-i orta r'e
r w;, ,:H....'r.M- -rt f.-.T : o-y of Kit, n .d ity of '"rnr.1 i.M t
IJi v. v. 0 m nf eo -rri-z s;d nf and istrt tSrn. ii
fl;ty cent? t.T tie . t ct s-..i:i a It parcel, tn altt
t. f ,ct of r r I '
T a . ? H I N R Nt C ry C r
DAMEL G. GARNSET,
EXPERT ACCOUHTAHT,
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ORAHGE
LILT f a -i- f--r f-
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irows-s-v rvad Sap. la, J4
In reading the prirr io net th.r.k
they rrpresf-nt pr cr on chap gn.l.
We yrarrant pTrry article we oii to 1-e
a repreer.trd or money rrfun-iM. We
have a !arg cjh trio rA can afford
to sJi yo'i a goo-l article at a very
n-all dirg:n.
Com and lc-ck ct?t ctt stok and
if we can not s-rit yo:.
VAN EVERY
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p,r, jn PTryt. r.;:- the cf Gro
cr s FrnT .,-.. '.t ar.d
. .-krd M-a .
1HE KU1CE CESSrEEP.
Salocnists Have Some Rights Un
der the Law.
hrwtf utluj Attwrtit) ilUua Dom t
Aivt ot liukei) tu
Liquor cases are ut utault:ng raj-ld-
y m the recorder's court, aud a large
uuiiiUr of thv-se ctiargt-d w.th
hquor en Sunday, are acipuitttd. Yt
terday John Hanrahan, Leo Mrahl and
John E. Sjieare t ie added to the list
of those agAii.it whom there ivas no
cie made out. Alexander i. Mtyns
having left the city a b.m.iar charge j
aga:ntt him was dropjH.-d.
When the Spears case was caJcd
ProMcut.r.g Attorney Wilicox severely
criticid the action 01 the officer mak
ing the iHMi.j.lauit. Tht latter testified ,
that lie found the ude viuor Ueke t, tut
rajijn d and the propr.ttor ojK-md it.
"Uiere is no use 111 proceeding with !
th: case, your honor," Mr. Will- I
coi, "as under this eidn.vu it will be
lmpiv&ibk to kk uic a conviction. The
"!ace was locked and ap;rc:il!y no
business was being done, and the of-
ticer did wrong m attemidir.g to effect
an entrance merely to make a com
plaint. If the police deeire t-i make
Comj)laints of thii nature there are a
great many saloonke ejera mthe central
portion ot the city who openly violate
the law and make no pic tense of clos
ing their doors at nil."
I do not l.ke this class of cases,"
said Mr. Wilicox last night. "In the
trahl cae the defendant testilied that
a friend and his wife called to see him
on Sunday. They were talking in the
bar-room when the officer rapped at
the eide door. Cpon receiving no reply
to h:s summons they allege lie buret
open the door, breaking the latch. He
01 course denied tins, but there was
the testimony of three to one, and I
was forced to lelieve it. 1 took the
same course a few days ago in the case
of a woman who keeps a saloon on
Crawford-st. that I did today. In that
case Iwo officers in citizens' clothes
knocked at the door, and uion going m
one bought a bottle of soda and another
a cigar. The Supreme Court has taken
occasion to criticise the actions of
officers in such cases, and I do not think
complaints should U; made or warrants
issued w ht re officers act m that manner.
Unless they hear a fight in progress or
some noise which leads them to believe
the law is being violated, I don't think
thev have any business to interlere
with a saloon that is closed and locked.
"One reason 1 took the stand 1 did
was Ik cause such cases as those of
Spears and Strahl destroy the useful
ness of our juries. The latter are made
up largely of foreign-born citizens,
many ot whom do not loo kindly on
the liquor laws. They become dis
gusted, and when we do get a clear
case it is looked upon as a farce and it
is verv difficult to secure a conviction
I don't say that complaints of this
character are the rule, but there would
be too many of them even if they were
fewer than they arc." V'iroit Tnbnue.
A UUSY SLSSION
Ot the llitfcid vl 1'wlu uil lire Om-.
uiiMtuurik.
The Foard Fwl.ce ani Fire i o:;.
lUiSSiOacrs held ti.e.r rculr ve k!y
mettiiig yes'.fiday. Aiv..:;!s U the
amount of 4.'u .:: tre and. ted and
allowed, fend a large i.umU-r i-f com
munications were receded from r.unt
jari.e. f
Joseph Purke, Geo. W. Rus.-. Hei.iy
M. W.ihaiu. Jatues F. Dow n::.p. Pvtei
Chafftv utld Ail.sJll Ta u't.ell hpj.l.ed
lur pOsltlcdiS 0:1 the oi.Ce fcrce.
JuliU S. Lamnia iind ten id hi 1 1, asked
that a fife aiir:u Ikji te p.iac-d ut
ttie curlier t f Rr.dce and hn.ia sts. t.r
llast.ngs and L-nia sta. It was n Itrrt d
to the ( OiUiuillet on Piuerty.
ihe nremen 'A l-ariaetit et engine
house asked to U- turnished with one
of the daily japers.
Ihe resignation tit Joseph L. lhon:-
son, as opeiator at jchcc htadpuartei ,
was accejited.
J. A. Kennedy aid died for the ikm-
tiem of drit r ot the city ambulance.
I. M. Weston notified the Uaid that
Aithur Meigs had purchased the prop
erty upon which the iohcc barn tUnds,
andrtterred them t.) Mr. M gs lor a
fuither lease of the ground. Referred
to the ()ir.m.ttt e on Property.
J ne tieasunr reporteii the receu t 01
Jo.l'O from Ce.mnr.fs o:u r Lcx-ttcert,
who is adtnhiMiator t i the estate of
Matthias l.an. This if Inonev paid
out I'V the jHJiii c department in u ', -
rai.diing. lheinouevis tuiiied I'.lo
the city treasury to U ind.tid to the
police fund.
aac LautK'nstf in appht J hr k jmjs..
tion as a mcmU r ot the ainbuhu.ce
corps.
Ihe Grand Rapids Mi ss iij; r .V P.o k
re i'o. asked the jr. liege of a d.reet
t lephone or signal w;re in connection
with tlie city t ngiue houses and pohce
headquarters, to U us d in connect. on
with their ivstem. 1 lerred to the
Committee on Rules and the tupe rin
U ndent of fire alarms.
Stiperintcdideut R ttinghtdise- pte
Kmt d a plan, for the numU ru;g of tire
toxes: vvlien the city linnt? are e xu nded.
Fire Marshal Ivcmom r joited that
the t hemical t ngine, at numU r .'i en
gine hoube, wa damaged recently to
the amount of 135, and the mjur.es re ¬
ceive d bv several liiemeu at the-Lam-erraux
fire on Canal-st., and Fire-man
Ge orge fpae!stra a-ked pay l r lost
time in consequence ed his injur, s.
I. P. Horton and W. J. Corb.n ten
dered their re f ignations as m UiLri? of
the fire department.
Henry Reckman has U( u transferred
from the position ed pqx man to that of
lieutenant at number 3 e ngine housr,
and Charh-s Howe, ed the same depart
ment, exchanged place-s w.th him.
At 0o'chck the lard had taken no
action in re gard to the petition ed the
Fnivcrsal 1 rip d Comjwinv to e re ct a
dry kiln near tlie (Jay building.
DON J. LEATHERS.
If Freed Clark i Not PetstmaMer Ilia Hark
rrt Name ttiafan.
Hon. Don J. Leathers, the noted
backer of Fred S. Clark for the office
of postmaster of Grand Rapids, and a
stayer at every turn, was in the city
yesterday and dined with Senator
Stockbridgc.
"Fred Clark will be anpointed about
next week," said Mr. leathers to a
Gazette man. "or if ho is not we will
name the man. Pie rce stands no ghow.
We have won in the fight although it
has been quite a warfare, and some
features ot it reflect only on those who
went back on their word."
"What led to it?"
"Well, Rlodgett was the first man to
sign Clark's pe tition, and then because
he could not boss lark in the cao.c
railwav company at Grand Rapids, he
we nt back on it and got Rclknap to do
the same."
"What alout the story of Clark going
to Canada to e sea pa going to the front?
"That was as contemptible a trick as
I ever hoard ol. When I went to the
White House and learned of it, I told
the President that 1 wanted just six
hours to prove it false. I tneu wired
Clark, and he said that he was born in
1M, and lived at Kalamazoo during
th war. I saw Senator Stockoridg
and had the whole story refuted. Tlie
Senator telegraphed to Mr. Winslow
he-re to preve ( huk's statement. The
President was m i l when the icports
were laid Iwforc him."
"Will Rlodgett run for Congress next
fall?"
"I don't think he will, or Rclknap
Cither." Kalamazoo Gazrltr.
IIE WASN'T TIIEEE.
Constipation. L'oc per liox, 5 boxes Trans portation Committee ed the ao
for fl. For sale by White h White Nation. Thf committee will d;cus
druggists, Morton House block. th furniture freight classification.
- - - I One of the great obj. -eta of the a ';-
0G?M
L3
A TRUE COMBINATION OF
2i:cha, Java and Rio.
A Beautiful Souvenir
Picture Cord Given
WITH EVERY OUD PACKAGE.
tjov corn:?:
'f M'-h,JsT snd Ri.-v, prrr-rlj !rd
H, nnd i f-r-W hj nil to ir'ak' thi
ti't euprf C ia th ?nd. For
Salf rrrTAhfrr. WOOLSOX
SPICK CO., Toledo, Ohio.
iiifsiTH "lti iva;im r:i men
C. W. W ATKINS,
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f-ivd
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Neither W a III Jlondtraan A rlj.
jiointed ( romi.
It wap a disappointed lot of colored
folk in police court yesterday after
noon, when they saw their own favorite
number, which they had haer; tired a
half day's work to sec jKjformed,
crowded, time after time, tu the l.ttom
of the program. Hut hojH' jring)
e ternal, anei not an Alrian laee ;n tl,e
crowd lost its glow of cxpeetation, until
the cabalistie speech of Raiht! IV lto:i
caused evcryUKly to j-tare inht e very
lie kIv else's face with a painful lok of
inquiry: "(.'larene' Pailey; Clarence
I aile y'; Clarence' I)ailey; e-ome into
cuiirt'and answe r to the e harpe d el"s
turbing meeting, r your re c gni?a nee
will be e-strcated." Rut wln'ii the mys
terious voice rang out acam, it was
utter woe to the asxmhid throng:
"J. J. Adatr: J.J. Adam; J.J. Adam;
bring the b-dy of Clarence- Iailey into
ejurt, or your rccegm7.an-c w.ll W
estreated."
Rut Clarence didn't come', and J. J.
Adam didn't bring in his e orpus, und
a Ixmch warrant issue d, and a dusky,
disappointM crowd cme rg-d, and e-ourt
adjourned.
.
ri'iuiLT n:n.soxAU
I. C. Levi has returned from New
York.
Miss Gillespie is visiting frimds m
Chicago.
Dr. W. S. Shot w. 11 is in Chicngo on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. l. T. Fargo went to
Grand Rapids today.
Mis Lina Gerg'', of Inton Haibor,
was in the c:ty ve st' relay.
Mrs. H. K. ieodye ar, of Hastings, js
vis. ting relatives in this c.ty.
Mrs. F. Fairman,of Rig Rapid,: the
gurst of relatives is th;s e ;ty.
Mrs. Mary Craddek, of Hn-t;!-g, ;
spending H'm' Cme :;i th,4- e-,ty.
C. L. I-orkwo d iiei retnri!'d f t cni a
bus.ness tr:p to Cuie-mnatj and Clu' flg''.
Henry F. Wa'ch h gone n 1'ont.a';
toatlciid the funeral of h w;frV nte r.
Henry L. Ilouwmansnd YA. H. Ion
nelly have gone Fast on a tr;p for thre e
w ee ks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Raton are ;'.t;rg
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Smith at F'Mo;i
Hnrlor.
Sohn Fattnr,, Jr., has rr turned frr.?ti
his trip to Wa-h.ncton and Wrt-m
IV nnsyivana.
Rev. G. Van I'' Kruke, of Kf iavia-
ass wiuie a s.-n.i ir artue, un-icr r .a ..,
anothf r name, rnav fo-md in nr.r-th'-r j K 1 -' " J.
cla, where jt haU'-T placrd In-some ! Mis Jei e 1! rr ha rM'irne-d to ),rr
railroad nun who know but httle aUut he.me in Wat ir,i:ton nfur h t.rr rt
furniture. ! mot rd tbr ;nt r w;ir r.:r nr.'.e, .'.
Apt ,0 M(Ud. Hon. .I'd -- nonrrAan. f
T.is c:at-r-)0"t ' - 1 1 r , a t-'e r.n r tt ' Rj t 0 d . I'V" -t ''ntl'T,
:i recsru to nr v r.i ei e ri"i i"-,: s: i .
n 'f f . V.
grant"! m theca-e of .Kha A. ,1- , ; - .. ,,,, )v,.r-r f'.r
A r.'(,--(!. . (;';!' ill th !
Vre'y 1 Tr.'e-a 1 i T.T'J. Rt th'- Te ' J"V of '.. G. Rrowp,
17 Vv T'V 1
Are in ( hirfigo.
President ('harks R. Sligh, of the
National Furniluie Manufacturers'
Association, an'l C. I,. Mow, are jr.
Chicago to attend a meeting ef tlie
tion ; p cet a unive rsal clailie at;en
so that railroad men will not !e the sole
judge s ef the rla to which a e rtain
hne ejf goerd be long-. Aa the matter
now stands one ait.e io ifi nlare-d m e;ne
e
Gra-d
of e.ra..H
,f J irtrot , ft
dard aga:nt I'xtT I. V -rc t. for 1
I reirh of prrTr. "-e.
tho'e- who sr'- i' t fi'-'Tii 'A' u w;tr. 1?
fonnaht:- i the 'I r.-e w r.t e,f
error ; zT-Ar-i ,n most e bv thf-
S'lj-re me ourt !,'!' a b.U of r xr ji
tr.r. ;s fo-rt, ard there . a p"- iil.ty
error :n t he ve rd;'t of the jo r
cA-.irt. Th' vi.t . eer-j-.iy a form ad
n.tt.rg th'- n to a h'sr,- g.';i the
r r'm'- 1 e. ;rt , and -ij-n i: -c i ni' of
this r,t the a'f.rn' y are aliowe-. 1 t-
argie t!:e ea' lfor" thr Mjpr'm
( o ;rt yAz'
rlT Thi'Jtti'1.
Anolh'r lari-e a r aerr.vd at
the WminUrA to br A. c. Rar,k:r),
t'-, err.r' wft, erT ' .g. ) i SUV-
ytrt TM ' O':, T - 5 1 At th" T ! !
of t'- r- '-'t '.z th rty r 7:t -er j
11-d to i -t. ;':,sV::.z "'' m n'-.l. J
If .yt th tn-r-r-z "" i 7r e I
I' mti ..--r.'" h N d' '.ire j
.n t'r Vr-A'-A. Mr. RaMcn ::- :
t uA t r-.' . t' ; re'-r.t ar.'d i
f'-r V.
r, V,iJ s;. . a k Ihe fr'-'
ki'.-fr f ''.I tv t re of
.- th' d--.trj cf L'r yc-u;
J C. More, pre d'r.t off'- e,rar)1
Ilapid Furn t-iTe ( ompary. has re
turn"! from Florida wh'r b? ba Ik'h
sp rC,;rg oer! v-ki.
Mr. W. W. 1' iT.nirr and da'ighW,
lrf?.f co". Urn p' at tT't f J
i to r '!' J mr;n:r g r as 'ri
i n-r.'.ore d " n tat r-'.aer some f.m.
W.lha.m ITd'Tif a rfUrar; mh 'r "f
T"eumeh, i ;n t h- 'Itti t r p h s n.
Marv:n Ha v6rri, and da :gv t-r, Mrt.
1.7-tii J. Wife, of 27 rr"v-':;i.t.
Mr. Frark fvt !t, e f f1 later-
Y.. and Mr. ar,' Mr. J .
oM 1-V I , t1,' g-
.tr r.ar'r t. Mr. a r.i Mr. 7. '
of Rroad a t.
M." I'rt IFu -, ef G'H'ie I.s;
rr.t k; r h'r rr;' ther i" ' a r t.
Jrr 'Fag. 1 tr .'A J:; 1. "'' '
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