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THE TELEeiDQl fiERAXD, FRIDAY U0BMN6, FEBRUARY 28. 1890 ;
THE Wr.TUJS.
WAiax ircj, Krb. For Lower
M.ct'an Thrtciag wr.thtr with
rin cr r.o; nQrtrat:rly ir.ii;
coi lef ,-?Aturlay inor:-.:.,r. For r
fccow; coi-ier; north, rly z:.i.
ADV AND kOIJOfcUJ.
Tin little 'Sr--i.. u..r.e,'
Aal ti i,j--.,i.s til.
Tiea tii !.';: ,:; ua
Of "extra ! 4: aj"
la & ttAl-A.' ik. i .
Ami tfc tr p i
Lent ui.r fc.-f - i..fl?ri
V 19 Irx L .wait.
Bat t& 11t n-'-aae
&c(Ur4 a fi tlt4X
Cxuxbipl lata ttler.
'fraiii4 aauer t-ll
to It 'xslt tlidnt
Aai "tai!as5 -1 ' are rune;
ar en t p.ain t -jt ai
5 at gat iar jt i he.
TOWN fiTOPIOS.
ilclntoah rain coats at Gardiner A
Baxter's.
Trie grand jury of the Tnited States
court will meet oa Tuesday next.
A plain drunk took J oh a Powell to
the liable yesterday for twelve days.
The name of Martin Uosch should be
substituted for Martin Haiti, as accux'i
of being drunk.
Mrs. Ida Anway, of Allegan, will oen
an art store on South DiVis.orist. iu the
ViUh block March 1.
A delegation of tohocl teachers from
Jackson arrived in tho city yesterday
to m;vet the local tyatem.
The youn people of the Mffiah
IUpiist Church gave a concert in
Ihn-juette's Hall Ut evening.
I'.kN for the coitru tion of the pro
r oed addition to the Tir.on school will
tv t pined on Saturday afternoon.
John Iienjamin, of the Grand Kap
id .4 National Hank, will put up a f'JduO
res.denee during the coming spring.
Jut:ce llvitorn united in marriage,
vt -trrd iv, Wnl am Winer and Lulu
"May Woodruff, both of KnglL-hvillc.
Whether or not I'eter Van Ktten was
drunk will not be judicially determined
untd March ri,at l1) a. m. These heavy
cases take time.
The suit of Farmer Reynolds against
Klmcr Crawford, of the StturJ.iy Tele
yam, has lvn appealed by the ucfend
ant to the circuit court.
The ILtzletme-Perkins IrugComrany
have commenced ni:t in the circuit
court against Camplll & Undciwood
to collect a debt of floOO.
Again tho John Allenham-Kunion-
tool-cmUzzlornent cae has lecn put
over to another day in police court.
Adjourned to March 6, 10a. m.
The wagon was called to W"ct firidge
ftt. yesterday afternoon to take in
Frank Martin, who was paralytically
drunk and serenely disorderly.
The wagon drove Fat Heaphy from
West Bridge-st. to hcadquardcrs at 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Pat
could talk, but he couldn't walk.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M.
('. A. have voted to present the asso
ciation with a set of the Kncyclopcdia
Frittanica tor the reference library.
Frank Carroll, proprietor of the
Boulevard, has let the contract for a
new brick barn, which will bebuiltnear
th hotel on Cheny-st., and will cost
OHM).
Ira P. Rowley filed a bill for divorce
aga;nt May P. Rowley, in the circuit
court yesterday. The bill is snppressed,
but the ground is understood to be
cruelty.
Tho motion for a new trial in the
case of Rufus (iillctt, against Iwis
pauiding, was denied by Judge Grove
yesterday.
Gen. Withmgton, of Jackson, wai to
day appointed bv Governor Luce as a
member of the Soldiers' Home Ujard,
m place of Gen. Alger. Lansing State
A. C. lUnk.n will speak in the Won
derland Theater this evening. Subject:
Thi Rum Seller." The rum sellers
and the public generally are invited to
br present.
Gt orge Rrown has been arrested on a
wtrrant charging him with keeping his
al i ;u operation on Sunday. Kx
an::r.at';tn will occur in police court
thu morning.
Ho'.l. K. Mosher, of Rockford.was
ra.d Jll.J'J m sparrow bountie by the
county trt-asurer for 1373 ?parrow. He
shoots the b.rdsm flocks, using a double
barrel s.hot gun.
I. MeGowen's assault and battory
wtn! In't have co-t him but ''.SO in
l-ol c-court, yesterday; but whereas he
t. id not the wiierewitii to pay, he went
to ja 1 t'-r twelve days.
Th Yung I-iiiis' Missionary Socie
ty of .it;i hivi.on-treet M. K.
Chr.rcii, w;Il hold an important bui
;ie.i met.ng in the church parlors this
aft- rn'M)n at 4o'rl-k.
Tii'1 j lil has t en substituted by con-
tra. it for Monroe alb-'y, as a temt-orary
I Ia e of rt for Rd"y Vandrrmire,
v! o i oiiargrd with vagrancy, lie
v. U N exa;uu-d today.
her.:!" Ihshop as. 11 b home from
C.liicago th.s mornii-? with the prisoner
N-.rtie?, wh.Ktolo thecl.ithiugot Patrol
man Fitpa trick. Norton consented to
it me witiiout t'Xtradit.oa.
T1. 1o m1 lclg's of Knights of tho
iV'M'Ui Kg m t list righ.t to U g a
the making 'f arrangenient for p ntr
tining th.e Grand I.cdgr f the order
n tiie tirt Turlay in May.
The Krr.tCountT Agn-uiltural S xi-ty
r.Mvrnr.i'ni la am:eahi suit in the
" -r ' ' ; . t rturt agiint Joseph Houseman,
y't.Tdy. I y tiling a lV.1 b tet and
',ftt-- thA tit'e of ti.r fair ground.
r v I dr. of I. o. T. wi in-ti-tut.-l
! rvemng. jt th re:.ine
u. V. K-rn. ?1 Y ft! - ive.. by drand
! T'Tr;lar h W. I'la n. Ihe new
j,-.." ,i .r4 n'T TT-.th thirty niT.'.? e.
Tb- tax nitof the rity ga;r.t Adrian
Weilman wa argued yetTdy m th
per or court. I t Csty Vt'rny Taylor
srd v.. M. J. Smapy. Supervisor'?
ird tat cnUeetrt re inrestnl ;n th
r.-su;t.
The White JH1 ps,n Cl'lH sr;ll gT
ar.otr.pr of tl ;r rh asar.t piro partss
their f''t'rf hs'I, Ninh pr--e!r-4t..
on uiir iy v.--. n i, f ir. h 1, to
. - i t'-.-'V i-'"1-.!.. V-'y ;;iv'.- al, t.
fr"''U to vtervi.
"' .- e i of ""."'T of t; e pe?ieA
n -t Ve!r . Arthur, vi a a,t
-t ca'-d ty fvs ''ho !;--per," w
ad of'-" I "A d to r'-i o'-srr iu
-r i -:, i :n polio
. ,v -t v-s:erJ y to M vch 7.
To cae of lT-rL-.rt- P. P-rkirs
: i l.ir.iri;;i j-:.".z$0, wt
decided in the circuit court yesteriav.
TLe -ry rctujrucd a vtro-t f ,r jrr.io.
arid JuJ;e Grove rvnierci a judgment
i ti that tmouiit wth coi. Prov.v.d-u..g-
wtre suyei twenty -vliys.
Th A. B. WLoa w! K. C. di cele
brate tr.t-r trst a;iiv;sary .turday,
Mixcn I, at the hoi: ot Mrs. Lr.
Hiita, NJUth IhYl0i-t. F-tfiteh-
z.-e.u will U- oerve-i. Mrs. HAita i to
turEjh ti;e chicken-p.e for the crowd.
J. Gai.-cr, - moilicr at the Aidiae I
gru- w-vrif. v,as i-a.uly burn, d by
Vvl iroa oa Tueiy. Tb melted m-- ul j
ran l::o his ho?, and t-S t-xt wa ter- )
ritiy bt i'ered so trxat it w.d t- fe-vt ial
w-ks N-for he can return toh. oxk. J
Young Lir T.-io l. I'arker c&n not be j
, t-i Lilo-a Low much t'.aak I
lit it ukta to ket-n n ni Ul jre the j
pciice court tfum dv to tiay. ni j
iit-U t.mc he ruuaway from isuiooi, be j
ught to eonitr tn.s. Adjjuri,ed U j
February
lre;t n 11. Grover was admitted to
rrct;ee a u a attorney at trie bar by
JiiUs Buret, yesterday. He was. ex
ai iiord by W. b. Perkins, M. II. Ford
and Juhii R i.'iui, and Ju lgo Rurch
complimented Mr. lirover uatiie line
examu.ation he had uaacd.
Mira Heiler, a Holland woman who
arrived here m PrcemU r, has U.-ea
aided by the county eutvcrmtenduits of
the piAr. She claimed to have bveu
dnvtn from the old country by the
husband's cruel treatment, bemg gien
money by relatives to enable her to
leach th i3 eountiy.
Charles Warner is a young man with
an innocent looking face, yet Charles
is a thief. He pleaded guilty, yta
terday, in pol.ee court, to the charge of
sUal.ng po-ier-chips at the White Flc
phat re-taur.i'.if . He might have leen
released on p.iyir.eut of $s.S5, but he
went to jail t r thirty days.
A? sxm a.s the new barn is finished
cars will Kgiu running regularly and
frepn ntly on the South Ionia-st. divi
sion of the Cable Company's fcvstem,
which probably will be some time next
week. Work at the powerhouse is pro
gressing rapidly, and cable cars will
climb Rridge-sthill about March 15.
The mountains were m labor and
brought forth a mouse. An array in
the police court record of the names of
Mate Morrison, Hattie Williams and
John loe, adjourned from day and
week to week, ended yesterday by a
plea of guilty and a tine ot H and
costs to be equally divided among
them.
Ionia Sfntineb "Wm. Steele being
advised by his physician that he must
ecek a change of location, started last
evening for Detroit, accompanied by
Mrs. Steele. If he felt able when he
reached there he expected to continue
his journey to his olu home in Canada;
if not he "will spend some time at Mt.
Clemens."
Arrangements are in progress for the
proper celebration of the twenty-fifth
anniversary of Hope College, of Hol
land, next June. A life size oil paint
ing of Rev. Dr. Philip Phelps, the first
president, will be executed by one of
the best artists in the laud by order of
the alumni, and will be placed in the
library of the college.
Tho Press Club will give a Jxmquet to
Thomas W. Fletcher, now of the Ecm
inj Seus staff, at the Owashtanong Club
rooms on Sunday evening. Mr.
Fletcher will leave for his new home in
Detroit on Monday next. Sunday
evening is chosen for the convenience
of morning newspaper men. Covers
will be laid for fifteen.
Charles J. Curnham is having a suit
in replevin against Phillip Graham, in
tho circuit court. Curnham is trying
to recover a horse that was taken from
him for debt, and sold by Constable
Chamberlain to Graham. I urn ham
claims that they took the wrong horse,
and that Norman Cummings had a
chattel mortgage on the one sold.
State Game Warden Smith's report
for the month of February shows a
light business, only eight cases having
been prosecuted in the State, and each
one for spearing lish through the ice in
St. Josepn and Barry counties. Each
man was convicted, and the aggregate
of fines is $00.84. There were no viola
tions of the game laws reported, and
deputy wardens arc having a quiet
time.
John Roushkolb is in the city. He
will go to Muskegon, Monday, and ex
pects to take charge of the ball club
which that citv will put into the Suite
league. He nas eleven men engaged
from the Texas and Southern league,
and says they are pennant winners.
He says that the Muskegon club will be
a winner and that if he manages it he
will make the other clubs do some
lively hustling to keep up with the pro
cession.
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Yum, Yum, Yam.
Some of Gen. Alger's &tatl', including
the bache lor, Maj. Hopkins, are kicking
themselves because they didn't accom
pany th' general on his latest G. A. II.
trip, on which he started Tuesday.
The general has gone to Syracuse to at
tend the "ew York State G. A. R. en
campment. At Parkcrsburg, W. Va.,
which he will visit before returning to
Detroit next Sunday, it has been ar
ranged to have a reception "for ladies
only" in his honor. Friday afternoon
succeeding a general citizens,' reception
in t he morning. No men will be ad
mitted, the ladies insisting on having
the general all to themselves from 2 till
i.lJrfroitXar.
IVauM a rcllnc YanlU
Cemetery Commissioner Isaac Siglcr
is advoeaiing the erection of a large
reviving vault for Grrrnwood ceme
tery, which he claims would be a great
e';iv;ait :ir during the winter months.
TLe ai iitin recently made to Green,
wood, by the purch.nenf land adjoin
ing on tne noitii, makes a urge and
t a it fill piece of prop rty of th o rn
ct ry. City f-urvcv r Coll r is engag. d
in making plans fur tho imr rvi hk nt
of the nhoio, which wiil U: rarr rd out
till summer. A ro-v'rvr j to be
opened on the north .de of the cr me
tery, if the city and the property own
er interested can roni to an grfemnt
a t the amount of land to be given
1 1 i- the purpose.
Will rmbaHy ArrpU
Kev. Frr P. Tupper, P. P., of Foun-tia-tr-f
t Paptist Church, it is hel--Yfd,
: a bent to make an important change.
Tu h r'pivl fiatter.ng nrVr
'rem tn K rt F.ipt ?. Church of Pr.
vrr. He d:t n't' vrpt, but fe
d iys rpee. vM a rv. r-r ca'l, offer
ing h.m salary of f-V"". -rhioh h wh!
;ro' iHv iov-t. IT l -ei c-i ;n it e
ruatfer iil prcKaf"'y t. mad kr.O'sru
t hi c-.r.rrrg.itior, or t-Mth rnorr.-:-g.
Th" eh ur.;h that has givn him
the cll hn r-.mb-Th'p of rv.-r
cr tl ous-vr. l, ,ird h wi.l bar? an --tant
pav.r to h'p fa:n in h: p.u.
t.r! ;rk.
Glenn Sen r. i' No rth I r-'A-
arr.s, .V- ieTrr)-'ve.; M:
Fh--:i
j Mr. Wetre.l, . Packard -St., dph-
WAS IT A PKIZLB FIGHT f
twm J iU V e0!.U-
TLe examination cf James M'T-.vi
charged with prr.cipat:r.z in prt
right :u Graai Rapids township
tr.r-r !t. h's before Justice
Wenf all yesterday. Prwecut'.cg Attor- J
nev M-jart iooktst ftrr thecal for the
Iople, a ad 1. M.Turner took care cf
tne Thi pnncipal witne
lur ti: ? people ere the representative
ol th-" pr a,, and a large u timber ct
mem vtie ubpoenatd. Some of tht iu
were prtKiit at tne aia.r iei aome
were-not, but all ere called upou to
tea v, laI they knew.
Mr. lurner wravd the vii.uee tnt
a crini.nal c2eue was charged, and
that :f such had been comm:ued that
the tT-vCtator and all jartits con
cerned in the a3a:r ere liable undrr
tiie law. He thought oi.der the C.r
cuu)t.uiee that the witness fhoud
kuo-A' tuat taey could claim their priv-lh-je.
and ueed not testify d they
wished to avoid it.
Most of the witnesses did not seem to ;
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conn ler mat tne aiiuir wm a o-jii- -e
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priZtf bt'tit, ana only one Ciiiiou
tiie jinvil.-gt ot the to an.
The evidence went to show
tluit the uriuCitaU of the ariair wore
i,.
solt g.
ves, and although they sparred I
for over tiny round, neither of the j
contestant wa seriously injured. Ac- :
cording to the evidence, Murphy had j
one eve badly swelled and discolored
and Ryan had a elled and bloody
nose. Nolody saw any money up nor
saw any divided letwcenthe principals,
and the occurrence was K long ago
that but few of the audience could te
remembered bv the witnesses. Gne or
two member of the Owashtanong Club j
were present and some of the witne.-sn 1
insinuatctl that it was a club affair, but
this certainly was not the ea.e. The !
members of "the Owashtanong declare
that they had nothing to do with it, and
President Chauncey stated so in court,
adding that ome tickets to tho effect
that the scrap was under the club
auspices had been refused by him and
sent elsewhere for disposed. He also
stated that, while 6ome members of the
club may have lieer. present, they
were there simply as individuals.
HONORABLY DISCHARGED.
Tho Alfred Hroart Caae Gomes
to An
Unci.
The long and weary examination of
Alfred Rroad, in police court, closed
yesterday, by the discharge of the re
spondent. The many friends of Mr.
Rroad will congratulate him all the
more by reason of the bitterness which
they charge as iupiring the prosecution
in the first instance. The nature of the
case, involving a long and weary jour
ney through columns and pages of
figures, and the disentanglement bf a
large mass of complicated business
transactions, have made the case in
this court a somewhat famous one.
There is wide-spread satisfaction with
the decision, and Mr. Rroad was speak
ing not for himself alone, but tor a
wide circle of interested friends, when
he stepped forward after the decision,
to thank His Honor for the judgment
given. A brief epitome of the history
of the case is as follows:
On August 30 Alfred Rroad was ar
rested oa a warrant sworn out by Wil
liam Steele, of Ionia, president of the
Wm. Steele Packing and Provision Com
pany, charging him with embezzling
10,000 from the company of which he
was the treasurer. Broad was placed
in jail but gave bail in a day or , two,
and the case has been adjourped
twenty-eight tunes, many times on ac
count of the sickness of Mr. Steele.
Thirteen witnesses were sworn on the
part of the people and twelve on the
part of the defense. The testimony was
very lengthy and made 550 pages of
type-writer "copy.
Temperance- Templars.
At the State gathering of the Royal
Templars of Temperance, held in Lan
sing Wednesday, the following officers
were elected: Grand councillor, J. H.
Tatem, Grand Rapids; grand vice-councillor,
Mrs. Virginia Randolph, Vernon;
past grand councillor, A. S. Partridge,
Flushing; grand chaplain, H.W. Parker,
Owosso; grand secretary, T. 15. Knapp,
Howell; grand treasurer, John Mc
cormick, Port Huron; grand herald, 1.
M. Wheeler, Detroit; grand guard, A.
McLeod, Shelby; grand sentinel, L. I).
Randall, Grand Rapids; grand directors
(three years), O. M. Rrundage, Kala
mazoo:" representative to supreme
council, A. S. Partridge, Flushing: grand
medical examiner, H. L. Rower, M. D.,
Greenville. The lodge amended the
charter to provide for the issuing of
policies against sickness and accident.
Will Give Another.
The ladies of the Emerson Home As
sociation have decided to give another
of the lunches which have aided sev
eral times in paying the expense of
maintaining their commendable char,
ity. It will take the shape of a Satur
day evening tea for the business men
of the city, and will be given on March
l.r. at Hartmaa's lecture room. Prep
arations will be made to feed several
hundred people, and those who have
attended the dinners heretofore given
will not need to be told how well guests
are cared for.
No File oa Him.
His many friends in this city will Iks
pleased to learn that Fred W. Fairfield,
who recently went to Nashville, has se
cure 1 a deserved promotion. Attorney
John A. Fairfield, his father, receive 1
a tli--patch yesterday announcing that
Fred has been appointed city inspector
of r'ectrie wires in th.nt city. The
j position i in important one and carr: s j
a.po d Miar? with it. i rea n j
in Nashville "but about year, yet has
readied a j-osition which many men j
would strive years to win. i
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Th i-f - tT( t rrr.re I r. rn!Ls Co'igh
Ptrn?. w hy' P"i 1; rTr 1!'r,'"i'"t.
v9'i4ti. a.. riviioa ou h muawui r.
"Tr.M hp-" :gtr 1 no; p -r t , r la r.T
r tvr v c!;ar, aai cn'.y in tt; bst iri le f,f
MOST APPETIZINO
The Van Houtexs prcKc??
di(5tion and develops in thej
aroma. It i an excellent flsh
than the best of other cocoas.
W MUM U
n?7 no
"BEST A CCES FARTHEST."
A." kt f-T Ti H-n Tttt jr-
THE IIIXL GANG
lTi toy do cot frtpAeatIy walk up
la . "gicigs," even m police court; but
yesierday the Ull y Kmewbat
changed andfite stalwart young horny
Laadc-d so::? cf tsd rued into court to
aawer the cl.arce of disorderly. The
rroup ani the r re.rt oa the L.il have
Win tulh de-r-Ud in the Tti-tRa- j
JiitKAip. Yt-swidav as the day to!
wtuui the hearing of the car wu latt
adjourned, a(id ail tte rive etcrmctants
vtre precal vnh their attorney, John
C. QaiLsrv. The lot, Fxank Craw
furd, Wai. Suu.tr, Sandy Macintosh,
Thuinas Fnjjjori. Wm. Alien and
. "one who :? iVot" hu.e a vluUro:a in
! the Coulton block, and they do things
there wh.ch really good toy tare tcUom
j caught at.
Wh-!i the case was called vetterdav.
the people wrre not ready to hj them
la the e, by it-a-oa cf the abeiice of
the people's attorney. Mr. iuiasey
very magnanimously corcuted to an
adjournment, but asked tiat it L-e put
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ixys were an employ eu m lAeioi
ie, ana tLeir appearance in court o
many lime would jeopardise their sit
uations. 11. e court thought tliis a
good pomt, but thought, further, that
the attorney was making toa n
it, and compromised by making
jvummciit two weeks.
wjo una ii oi
the ad-
CToakmgs by the yard. New style
at low prices.
VojOT, Hi P.rOLSHEIMER & Co.
New stock of cloaking iuti receive at
Voigt, Htipolsheiiuer V Co.'s.
The renting of pews in St. Mark's
Church for the ensuing year will be
made on Saturday, March 1, l1 '. from
y to 10 a. m. antl 5 to 6 p. m.
Step in and see those new cloakings at
Voigt, Hcrpoltlieimer A Co.'s.
Elegant line of cloaking just received
at Voigt, HerpoUheimer A Co.'s.
Meeting at Calvary Raut:&t Church,
Ringuette's Hall, will be held on Wednes
day and Friday evenings of this wet k.
Arrangements "for a lecture in the course
(in place of Dr. Donnelly' lecture) are
being made, and the announcement
will be made in the papers.
. New styles in cloaking at Voigt, Her
polsheimer A Co.'s.
Spring weight cloaking in all the
COlorS. VoiGT, IlERrOLSHEIMER A Co.
riiea! rue:: pile:::
Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is
a positive Hpecific for all forms of the
disease. Rlind, Rlecding, Itching, Ul
cesatcd, and Protruding Piles Price
50c. For sale by White A White drug
gists, Morton House block.
Th "Toss Cp" Clear Is not a rAmpetltor
against any othrr be brands, hut all lfic brand
beeauae it is filial to any 10c cigars on the
market.
IU1
NEW
PRICE LIST!
Granulated Sugar, 7c per lb; 15 lbs ?1.00
Ex C Sugar, Cc per lb; 17 lbs 1.00
Rest Roller Process Flour, per cwt 2.00
Rolled Oats, fi lbs for 25 c
Choice Dairy Butter, 15c per lb; 10
lbs for 1.40
Ground Rio Coffee, per lb 15 c
Water White Oil, 10c per gal; 5 gal 45 c
Choice New Rasins, 3 lbs 25 c
Choice New Prunes, 5 lbs 25 c
Choice Carolina Rice, 4 lbs 25 c
German Family Soap, 6 bars 25 c
Golden Sirup, per gal 35 c
New Dried Blackberries, 10c per lb
3 lbs for 25 c
3 lb can Tomatoes, 8c; per doz 85 c
2 lb can Corn, Fc; per doz 85 o
2 lb can Lima,ieans, 8c; per doz... 85 c
2 lb can Green Peas, 8c; per doz.... 85 c
2 lb can String Beans, 8c; per doz... 85 c
2 lb can Red Cherries, 10c; 3 cans - 25 c
2 lb can Whortleberries, 10c; 3 for- 25 c
2 lb can Blackberries, 10c, 3 cans... 25 c
2 lb can Raspberries, 10c; 3 cans.... 25 c
2 lb can Egg Plums, 10c; 3 cans.... 25 c
2 lb can Strawberries, lhc; 3 cans... 25 c
21b can Gooseberries, 10c; 3 cans.... 25 c
Housekeepers, a comparison of the
above prices is rolicited. You mutt
admit that the man who tells
nearest to cost is
Rft C. HATCH
12 5 3Ionroc-St.
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A NEW& COMMODIOUS
ELECTRIC
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l'enuanently Located at
123 IVortli Ionia St..
Opposite rost-OfTKx, tcill he Opened for treatments on
March 3rd l$i0, ly
C iBEBSO 0
Of the Famous and Well known Electric Sanitarium
and Iustitute, of Detroit, Mich.
Prof. J. 0. Chambers has become one of the most
noted Electricians In the land in applying electricity as
a curative agent, inventing and patenting all his own
devices, etc., and to be convinced you are invited to
call and receive FREE FOR ONE WEEK
. raimioH, EXAMINATION m
nunc nunins
Having just perfected NEW and SUPEUIOU
devices and appliance fur the administering of
ELECTJUC1TV to the system, wo take thU means
of showing to everyone, even the most skeptical,
our complete and eirectivo method of treatment
giving almost instant relief.
No Matter What Ails You
Avail yourself ot' tliisopportunlty to procure a COK
HECT DIAGNOSIS of your case, even though it
may he of many years' standing. We will honest
ly tell you if we can cure you.
Do Not be Deluded !
But call and we can surely benefit you and prove
the correctness of our assertions. Those at a dis
tance who are not able to call can avail themselves
of this oirer hy sending lor Health Journal and
Question Blanks and they will receive a written
diagnosis of their case FItEE. Physician and
Surgeons in attendance. All communications
treated strictly conlldential.
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II UI UI
CHAMBERS
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Owners Electric Sanitarium,
IVoitli lonin S5t..
Opp. l'ost-Offlcc, GUAM) KAPIDS. -MICH.
GRAND
Tiie result of our opening $ale vtith GXE-TH1RD
OFF during Vie past ucck, has proved very satisfactory
to us, and more so to our customers, to he ahte to buy
goods at ONE THIRD OFF the regular market pric.
Many goods cut to One-Half and One-Fourth tlrir reg
ular values in order to close cut the present stock and
make room for a complete line of IRY GOODS.
Remember this Great Sale 1-3 OlTon all Goods for
a Few Days More. t
K 5 M. FRIEDMAN,
SO. 70 MOMtOE BTJinnT,
SuccewHors to .T. Unvtli.
The Grand Rapids Store & Office Furniture Co..
BUTTON'S fOTAELE VQH COUNTER. H0 DISKS. fitON MOLtv I'm
CASES. AD &rLFl KB
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SUCCESS!