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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
RACING IN DEEP MUD.
THREE rAvosrrEs WIN AT ELIZABETH.
~rynY srEpExER ARRESTED At JERSEY CITY
DE LACY GETS TALKING-To.

Ninety nine horses entered in the ak races run
., Enxshesh yesterday. the largest Geld containing
tenty -four and the smallest eleven. But oil did not
start. The track WIS deep In mud, and owners mane
numerous Withdrawals, for which public felt grse
ful II w~s . damp. raw. melancholy afternoon, WIN
utt,e IN the sport to cheer and absolutely nothme
,nehrss Three favontes and three were topp'oa
over Mr. Caldwell made . ragged start In the sooouN
MA Craftsman. the tAvmite getting on 80 mr. N e'
r.r - 10 have NO earthly chance Of winning. ni0''
who rode him. could hardly DO blamed ION no. 80
vertns after the first hah-mfe. But hn1 VIZ 80
xstching, and the Judges evidently nave 'Aen ~.
mon him. Is they stopped him on the ws5 a nIUs.
m the nth race and cautioned him. WIS V',
I'm. the price against his mount, Drssae, 800.
too long. Many shrewd betton eeneveo 80
would win, and were eeaty surpn him =,
4 to ! against him. His owoere .. -, ,o
that price. bat Dnrzle seems 10 have HEs q. 1910.
run In mud. He used 10 revel ID IL ~ on,n 70
- 49, c,,ano. from wear to year, fom moo@ 70
,D - 20 well, ard from DAY 70 Gay.
rn.v 90 vevv uncertain creasures. Dr'1Ae w.,
cnce IN DANGER of being nrst- seoond or ~ -
~inn-, turned ND in Chesapeake Wos 1'"p'N -''''
far m front Of his Geld. .. nv. .tx.D 1, ths
p.,t.cul.,r Of tho several contests arc si.en ~ oD
,'@s,.s ALLOW. The day passed w1ooont any
s,.--a.nca Tn the betting rne. one "'oAhisA~'
..- s..d.krr. VS. arrested at Conmunfpsw on nus
~ IA be track. 1t seems that De Lacy pes nim In
the hury. house At Liberty st. 600 gave niih i~4r ~"n
Ing. 49,. x,rd,.t,y. p~t., Q. and
ANN vant to i've you any trouble You'd better
not 70 70 Jersey to-day. I've got warrant In my
.soctet And viii have serve II If you do.
Stedeker protested that he had done no wrong
viossed no law, and would not be kept rom inc
100 The two men crossed the river together, ana Oh
the Other side deputy sheriff produced the warrant
and took the bookmaker into custody Stedeker went
~ the peace who released him on ball on the ferry
Scaf another we'll known bookmaker, Bob living, o
D-St.r +hey say from way back met De Lacy and
sshsn,ted the dictionary Of the vulgar tongue in de-
nouncine him. De Lacy, who carries hoWltzer in
81" overcoat pocket, listened meeky, and after the
trahe was over skunk away. Ii i believed by many
at there trouble IN store TOR the pooroom Keeper
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
v,psr pACE-pURSE 5000. Two-YEAR-0LDS.
SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SIX FCRLoNGS.
Betting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

TWO NEW PRESIDENTIAL POSTMASTERS.
Washington oct. 20.-The President to-day signed
the commissions OF Albert 2. More as postmaster at
shelby Mich and d. ". Trump as postmaster at
Maquonkala Iowa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

AGAINST AN OPEN WORLDS FAIR on SUNDAY.
Boston, Oct oO.-At regular meeting Of BoSton's
Conversational ministers today special committee
renortrd q resolution which adopted, declaring
against any opening of the Worlds Fair on Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
E1GHrYForR NEW PENSION CLERKS.

Washington. oct. 20.-The Commissioner OF Pensions
today appointed eighty four clerks at $1,000 per
annurn each, through the civil Service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

1tz,s zsd and Statageu were away In the van, Early
p,os.on the favorite strstacem hoiaea OF al
I,vo,x elm and showed the way until rail- way nome
~, Far,y Blossom. through and won ha'os eoNn
N"e ,a,,,hs The C;uldean ely third. three
-. .~av Dr. Hssbrouck. Silver Prince J. D. sne
headlight were withdrawn.
cECoSD RACE-PURSE $500. 10 n BELOW The
SCALE SIX FCRLONGS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
NINE, RUPERT SAYS


BEAUTY CAN BE ACQUIRED AS WELL AS BORN"
faultess complexion cover, multitude OF other pefs
sonal defect-. By the OF Nine A. Rnpperts wofo'
renowned Face Bleach. this, Not cos
mctic. Does not cover UP, but entirely the
blemlsh. Your complexion the IN tie morning On
arising night retrng-AWays the same, fauiueAA
Send 10. postage for complete explanation
MINK. A. RUPERT,
8 EAST 14TH.ST. WORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

Al r,rrov Chesapeake and wodcntter had sf'n' N'
best OF IN. nag and the dwelling In the h'
going held the LEAD unchsilenRed until the heaa Vi M
honestre.ch was resshA. Then lien moieo ~
Cb...n4ak. ana oukshae disposed the big California;
vnn,n, hv -, ,.nes>a Gun wad with rare ocrs'
Of spad in the stretch and beat wodcuttsr Two en1
fer The plaee Miller who rode Dune. Was esuuo"'N
On hi, way N the most Veronica Etty Van Longshot'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
THE ELIZABETH ENTRIES TO-DAY.

u NACE-PCKoE Wv. NON'W IN
q, 600 In 1890 SIX FURLONGS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

tn. rar was dropped TO very straegling soaf' l .
p,os.or and Cianymtde front and Grensdei anu Inc
tonh.avv favorite. Cracksman. last ana ou. Vi IT,
49,, .,.r.d ,nurs to Lemon Blossom, ana FOR ciioe
80 az t,opgh she would make Runaway race OF IL.
Nonsoon soon passed Gsnymede but was In turn oepr'
=, .scond place himself by Raymond 6. In the s'reNn
Moore used whip and spur snd gradually "es -
,h,rd SIX lengths away. Moore was fined SO Tor 'Aa
..or.,, A. the post Manola. Little Adde. Duke OF
Ielns,sr saunterer Lizzie FonSo, Spanafd "h0hs AM
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
4 Sentimental old Gentleman.

Sentiment is not confined 10 the female
sex, and there are some notable examples
of sentiment. even verging to senti-
mentality. IN the make upof some of our
well known public men. There is a GER
tain well known gentleman in Chicago
says The Graphic. who is noted for his
enthusiasm and sentiment, although his
hair is touched with the SHOWS of many
winters, and n stalwart son Of six-and-
twenty calls him father. One particu-
larly tender episode of this gentleman ;
youth Is recalled By the odor Of lemon
verbena. and in commemoration Ok this
event box Of lemon verbenas bloom in
the window Of his room the year round;
he wears a spray Of it always in his but
tOnhole. and his son. when away from
home. never fails 70 inclose in his letter
70 his father a spray Of lemon verbena-
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sisrinz and gosss pinz help - pas sAs
tl1e- so-etia : bFeSs5 - s~a----
iayasles tie .sny soosiA @hen 9E0s-sf.
mere IL E1ssloaeG lhaa aeyea% pas 20
urgeal SIT - : far s0rs1lpsf' fs-
even TIE aissi p4ILsls sTs isn1ceAs a
rule. lt is seldom g1at drunk AA~ss
exeites . scene. 4E1 4 there oec-s-~--i-
y arises = tispals. tasse inei1sn-s ~fS
de ensireIy g. malicious o4rsiIefs
TIE meeting ~ Ocean Grove begins
On August - zla eleses on tAs -s--
Preslaest Stokes. u the Camp Meeting
Assaeiatisn. xtll be assisted - tae elo-
qaSal svangellsL C. IL Iat24ns tals
year TIE great camp-uaeeting a Old
Orchar3 Eeach, Ne. Nhich opeas on
August / aad lasts tea days Is one Of
the notable gatherings. Being 80 hear
ths f9moQs sumner resort IL : n0t an
unusual sight % meet there men "ho
4re noted n TIE Affairs OF the Nation,
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15

hall OF auditorium. It Is built OF
Amherst, O., blue stone and Grand
Rapids repressed brick with terra Gotta
trimmings, slate roof, stained glass and
French plate glass windows AT the
front On the first floor the main entrance
opens into a large reception hall, with
handsome, broad, winding staircase
leading 20 the upper room" as the
ladies designate what club men would
call banquet hall.
Back Of the stairs ON the north side Is
a commodious and convenient toilet
room At the left of the main entrance,
on the first floor and fronting the street,
is the club library, a room about twenty
five feet square. The library opens into
the auditorium, room about fifty feet
square, with a ceiling twenty-One feet
high, embracing dome and skylight at
the center. At the farther or west end
Of the auditorium is large stage, flank
ed by dressing rooms. The floor of the
auditorium is slightly inclined toward
the stage 1t is covered with a hand
some body Brussels carpet. in which E
soft yellowish brown is the prevailing
tint, harnonizing perfectly with the
beautiful decorations of the ceiling and
dome.
The buffs and blues in soft tints and
conventional figures of wild roses in
bloom which adorn the ceiling produce
highly artistic effects. The library is
finished in oak, and is also elegantly dec
GRATED. The colors are darker than those
of the auditorium, but are complement
airy TO them. The handsome CRATES and
oak mantels, simple in form, are design
ed in conformity with the general archi-
lecture. Above the mantel in the audi
torium is q beautiful plate glass mirror
of the full width of the mantel, while in
the library the oaken panel above the
mantel bears the word Books" in bold
carved letters surrounded by a scroll, on
which is the quaint text, "Round these
our pastimes and our happiness will
grow"
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no same time in different parts az the
country. and fully six times that num-
.bcr In tho whole season. In July camp
meetings we're held az Mountain Lake
Park, Md; Fall River, Mass; Otto, la,
and other places, but the great meet
ings have yet 70 come. One is now in
progress az Desplaines. H., near Chi
cago; another a. Sloan. H.; a third at
Douglas. Mass. and o>hers at Chester
Heights. Pa and simpson Grove. Pa
During August there will be meetings
a. Orrville. O.: Linwood. Pa; q great
gathering a. Pitman Grove, y. j.. and
one at Intervale Park. besides others at
Urhanl, o.. Attica, Ia; Lake Bluff. III;
Mount Vernon, o.; Joanna Heights.
Pa; Niagara Falls; Anderson. H.;
Carthage. III; Storm LAKE, Ia. the
lntcr-S,aso meeting AZ Griggsville. III;
the Central Illinois Association meet
ing az Paxt0n, H. and 4 meeting at
Grant City, No, as late as September 5,
practically ending the season.
Tho greatest and moss largely at
tended OF all the camp-meetiaCs arc
those at Ocean Grove. y J.; Mountain
L2sc Iark, Ma, Pitman Grove, p. Old
Orchard Beach Ne. and Martha's Vine
yard Thousands congreEa,s a. these
gatherings. and during the week or zen
days Of spiritual wrestling scenes are
enacted which it would De Impossible %
duplicate anywhere else in tho world
The general management and pro-
gramne of the rncotinrs Is pretty much
tho same all over. Days arc set for
Holiness Meetings at which bo,h
men anil women tafo part and where
remarkable things occur when tE9 wOr-
shippers aro under conviction" and
where. De 10 said. many receive good
Impulses which last as long as tleir
lives. Then taor0 are the Chill
dron's DAYS" Young Peoples Meet
iags." Business Mems Meetings.
Temperance and S1nlsY-school moet-
'ings or 'conven 1o1s." and odd Folks
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'.E7n4saT@r elss may change. the
ra1u- meeting goes ~ lasE a. il used -
d. u sac days ~ oar graadi4shers
- spoke tie afsthoilsg deacon, aow
ola an4 gray Ia the service 0f the
saarch. 4ad s80 for many years E4s
Intimately associated si-h the Father
% Anerican Camp Meetings" the lase
Rsg. Joan inskiR Of New York.
ks ths same primitive, hearty.
thoroughly easoTa5ls gathering of
earnest Norshlpers thai i. sFss Vas. 40
aided ~One hears the same sturdy
orthodoxy. the fsrvlt aEd sometimes
tnc0herent style q sKhortat.On. the
fgll-langed Volume % PRAYER and praise,
and the same res0uhding responses that
soem like echoes starting from the
depths " the woods Yes, neH-fangled
notions and eFeeds have Invaded the
puIpils. / know and some or the old
forms OF belief have been shattered
some say by religious evolutiOn-but
when l 20 20 cam p-meetlng all these
eob-Nebs are blown away By the breath
OF the pineA It's like returning 20 tho
easlY religion that lies closest 20 the
leaFL Ahd the FIRE THAI would smolder
An the city burns all the brighter when
A. sends rs incense up through tho
woods But % tuuy enjoy eamP-mees-
lag you must make IL habit as have
done FOR thirty years"
Outside OF the actual psrtici pators.
1eE people have any IDEA OF the vast
extent OF these gatherings which are
already under fall hesdway and which
last from June tiil the early October
frost nips tho trees and makes the
woods no longer cool and grateful and
ythe night birds call no longer soothing.
Just now - the season when the nOma1
instinct ot man asserts itself and. like
tie hunter and the gypsy, he takes TO
tho woods. This instinct is latent in
the bosom OF the sedate church-goer
and never crops out save IN sumner
time, when the sight OF q ripening
watermelon and singing camp kettle
develop IL Instantly. As many as
twenty thousand souls are in camp at
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15

PRESIDENT STOKES, OF THE G. NJ ~
the principal still has time 10 devote TO
her annual outing with the wOrshipers
in the woods. Another lady who is a
popular figure at camp-meetings Is Miss
Jennie f. willing one Of tho cultured
leaders a. Chautauqua Miss willing.
who is related to one OF the leading fam
lies az the National capital, is an enthus-
last on camp-mcetirga
a majority OF tho Methodist camp
meotiars-and these comprise the
greater Part Of these gstherinCs-are
under the authority OF the National
Holiness Association. which assigns the
speakers Of both sexes There are
many men whose fame as exhorters has
become almost National. Among these
are Rows G. 4 Mclaughlin, Joshua
Gil. Dr. Cullis. 4. b Simpson, T. Har-
rison and othcra Zach orator has bis
peculiar stvlc and his oWn band OF ad-
mirrors. and it IS safe 70 assert that a
wider vrictT Of diction. deeply
emotional to the plainest Of every day
Saxon-straight from The shoulders
heard a. camp meeting than anywhere
rt--e among hI8Sf " ~ taDh-A ADA
noted "a cxhorters. arc prominently
known in the management Of the meet
inCs In many States. are William Nc
Donald. d Californian Of 6, and editor
Of Tho Methodist Witness, and DR.. C. c.
McCabe. q New York
The champion q mp-u1eeting Ecer o.
America is Steve Merritt. the eloquent
undertakes" OF New York city Mr.
Merritt has been a regular attendant a.
the sing sing camp for forty years.
never missing a Summer. Tie Is a ready
speaker. quick-witted ard full of repar-
tce and saving grace tosether. Several
-ears azo he consented 20 run for 20
iltical ofsce. and his canvass excited \
great desl % talk hers Tie Sing shy
meeting "a the oidest IN ne country.
having been established fft7-eighf
years ago and kept II svsr since vith-
out break Its Sundsy -school. which
il The most popular - anT eaup-ueet-
ing in the United safes. has Tor yea-s
been under the supersn tendency of Mr.
Louis Elorsch. proprietor q he Chris-
tan Herald GEoRsE 3. sAxDrso~.
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ofsos BoAss . fvslie wssKs.

OffICk boAKp 90 flBLlC eRgs.
GRAND hAFlIS. Mich. Aug. III, le,sl
Sealed proposals vii Be rcceIR &C 81 the once
q the Board unIll saturday. August IL, les', al
80 p- m.. Tor the laying 4 water mans la
stale. south Lafayette and Jackson sif,rsts,
according 50 the plans AID specifications va
fie al the once 81 the Beard.
The BOARD reserves the right 10 reject AIS
or all bids
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum of $1,000 10 be forfeited 10 the ldfy
Of Srand Rapids Ia case be shall isil % enter
into contract, la accordance with bis pro.
p0sal. should bic said proposal be accepted By
the Board Of Public Works.
All proposals must be MADE upon blanks
that will be furnished upon application al the
0fnce Of the Board.
By order Of the Board.
JAS. \. DAVIS
Attest: President.
Pam A. Tw1aIEy. Secretary aug Ii
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
Sealed Proposals.
OFFIcE BOARD OF PUBLIC WoEEs.
GRANn X .nLn. Mich Amn ID lsal.

0FfICE BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Aug. u. ise0.
Sealed proposals viii be received al the ofhee
OF the Board until Saturday, August l6, lsss. %
2:3) D. IN. for the construction Of 4 sewer IN
Sycamore street. from Jefferson avenue %
South Division street. according 10 The plans
and Specifications on file AT the oiflce Of The
Board.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any
or all bids.
Zach bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum Of 10000. 10 be forfeited 10 the City
of Grand Rapids In case he shall fail 10 enter
into contract. IN accordance with hts proposal
should bis said proposal be accepted by the
Board of Public Works.
All proposals must be made upon blanks that
will be furnished upon application az the once
Of the Board.
By order of the Board.
JAS. y. DAVIS.
Attest: President
FEED A, Tw1NLEy. Secretary.
aug 10
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
Sealed Proposals.

OFFiCE BOARD of PUBIIc WORKS
GRASD RAFIDs Mich. Aug. III. ls.0.
Sealed proposals viii De receis ed st the Office
OF the Board until Saturday August le Is.sI. al
2:8 p. M. for the laying ~ water mains and
drains In West Park Place and Fulton street
park. according 10 the plans and speclnca-
tiOns on fle al the Offioe Of the Board.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any
or all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his y roposA
the sum OF $1,000. To be forfeited 10 the city ol
Grand Rapids in ease he shall fail 10 enter into
contract, IN accordance with his proposal.
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board OF Public Works
An proposals must be made upon blanks that
Will be furnished upon application al the once
of the Board
By order of the Board.
JAMES y. DAVIS.
Attest; President
FRED A. TwiNLEY. Secretary.
aug IL
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15

although they rarely take an active
hand in the exercises At Camden,
Del, during the frst ten days OF
August, will be held 3 National camp
meeting, and another al Decatur, Nd.
beginning August 10 and lasting week.
A UNIQUE feature OF the season Is the
''Women's Camp Of Holiness" which
pitches its tents a. Mount Tabor. n. j.,
on the 9th OF August for seven days
soiourn ia = very pretty wilderness, in
deed Il is 81 the camp-meeting that
woman comes out strongest In defense
OF the faith that IS in her. In the in
spring shadows her bonds are loosened,
and she has freer speech and finer elo-
quence than at any other time. AT the
Silver Lake meeting. near New Albany,
Ind. lately closed. Isabella Leonard
was one OF the most impassioned lead
ers in the exercises, and helped 70 bring
many 10 the anxious seat AT the Des
Moines State camp-meeting Mesdames
PippeL Boyd and Leonard. with other
ladies, were the right wing Of thu arm
which. under Rev. Isaiah Reed, swept
the hardened sinners into line. Mrs
Osborn, who has been selected by the
National Holiness Association to go to
Old Orchard Beach and take a leading
part in the services there, is one OF the
bright phalanx Of Methodist women
who make the great camps success an
nually.
Mrs. Osborn Is the head Of the mis-
sionary training school and was the first
her home at Niagara Falls, an institute
which has in few years sent out mis-
sionaries TO many countries The
school is great establishment in
Brooklyn now, with many pupils, but
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
= eaus nouss EOS woAsN.

II l. Ftas A@1lr 4na ; C~4s<r - LII
sr@Ts Activity
Ar Grand R1ps1s. Alch- 5 located oLse
q "a noSt prosperous woaea' eiaps -
the nitea States. Il K c2llsa Eas L.s.--ass
LaEsr2yy elab. AID = tae oatgrosFsA q q
c--ss IA hlstezy formed seyer-l se-ars ass''-
tAe naeln Ds-fsalp Is hEaluea - SO pSEs.'--ls'.
The club house. according u he III
c1So 1nb0ae, Is enc q The handsolaess
structures u is size IA existence II =
Two stories IA height et the front Win a
lorty single story IA Ehe reeg for ths Iaa1lA
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LEGAL ADVERTISING.
IL PRoPoSAls TOR 90 LIeHTNe

tffE tEEEh Atatta
6B4Nn kAflps Asch- ANs iaaA
Aetics Is hfrrts k4gea taAl scales EfeFsss-.s
eisl te re0sise- 81 taz tllg t.eFs oliet ~
ass tacl4ellg A4s4si z. -@N II - 4 1-teA
3 - - s4ia Gas - ioItowss
H.fst- keT fle ltshlia. kochtn- "a eiitt ass
IFtG s.ad sap5iS - k4s4lllt = ~r.fa - - 3
t-f sffrzI 1 So a. tatals, - s-ci - thf stta-
sad 70 tafaisiiit-s Eas. .ilAir i@Ai. - s-a
s'lt tsyilg saSallae - aoeaeI zca q thc >&tac-
4l~a AkttinE a1a KcspinE ~ sale lamps "a
@ieef as repaif-
laiFa foT lhe HghtiRE keegang ie order.
~ flisliaE aEIusf> .l44 FrpAll tlE. aiia stHfik
a. EsssllEe 4 atoaeriEea, g. ths steel lamps
- aoe - the cllk
q each ~ iha above rhres propositions fr9
Fes4is Ntsl * receAea Ter hghttnE ~ oafe
ho.fS lQ mldEisht. aaa eiso lssr AsAfi4lE 81
e@fe toaFs. Az prepfsAss IS ~ isi vtt srAf
EAca bidder - n bz re. 0fra O. furnish s4lls
iseiers references IS b. his eNperrlct sad
ehtStlis - do sad Nork.
The eats reserves the riEai o. alscautlaue
ohe or more lamps al aug tiult ana 80 rceclfe
; pfoberloDAGr reduction ia The contract
price. 1he council reserves tue fikht u fs5ecl
3AA aAG al lfup0Ssis- -
PRED SAUNDERS.
j III. ANUfkS0A,
al N MILLS
Committee en Lamps
Attest.
MM. A. sBINKMAN.
CITY CLERK. -
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Your & stressinz couEh can - cured
We know it hecause EeDlps basaia
within the past few Years has cured 80
many coughs srf colds III trrs com
murltv- r. ~arfsrzable S. hss been
won eut-efv cv rs genuine merit Ask
some frer1 Who nas aee1 2 wlat ne
thinks 81 Eerrp-s Rslssra There - 10
r1ed5clne - para. ncne ers etve- LarEe
botGes. 80 ard S.. as al drlgg- -sts.
San1r.e bott4es free.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15

lna7s- At al the services there e
fervor and dirsctness thAs comes from
tie contact with nature nv the woods.
ard grace has fau swing While tha
meeting lasts
7. ia IN the West and South. however.
That ne typical csmp-neetinE Is found,
frr she East with iss many improve
r,enss has obliteratei some - the old
tma fsatures It is not unusual. at
some Western camps - ind shat see
idea 81 social enjoyment ard relaxation
between services Isl ver7 free lndeed-
WitA tha utmost confidence IN The IN
nccence - human nature smoking,
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nETRoIT. G. H. AND NIIwAUKrE


Detroit express leaving 80 m hns " agner
parlor and hunet cat attached. sad evening
EXPRESS leaving a;f5 W has psFlur car at
fEched. These trains make direc4 connection
ia Detroit Tor az polnfs East
Express leaving ai ln.s5 b m has Wagner
sleeping cur 70 Detroit. arri Wing in Detr0t
al .t1sm
Steamboat express makes direCt connection
al Grand Haven sith steamer lbr Milwaukee
Through Tailroaa tickets and ocean steam
ship tickets and Sleeping cay betfhs secured 20
d.. q. II. A NJ once. . Monroesi. and at TIE
depot
JN0. "A L0lD Traffic Manager Detroit
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TO, FOR cAMP-MEETING!
Woods and Wales Nov Eesoun1-
tng VylEh Songs of WORSHIP

1ssnry Thsas.ad S1als siss sitz soslsis
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Is South Diyision-st. Telephone llS0
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4 White. Norton House Pharmacy. sole
agents. 90 Monroe-st., Grand Rapids. Mich.
Open all night,