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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11

HAEr, MicA-, sept. l0.-Iae most en- :
thuslzstc meeting OF republicans ever
neld IN OceAna county took place here
yesterday, on the occasion or the
county convention. TIE convention
vas harmonious and went 10 work At
once. After having the report OF the
committee on credentials, Judge
Churchill, who has administered tue
Office Of probate Judge SO ably during
the past four years, was nominated by
acclamatlon, as Was also three other
nominees.
Ia the evening the court house was
packed 10 listen 10 addresses 10y Mi.
Diekema, candidate for attorney-gen-
eral, and Hon. John ". Moon, candl-
date for congress from the ninth dis
tTlet. Mr.. Dlekema made one OF the
most able addresses ever gwen IN this
part of Michigan. lie Was followed by
Mr.. Moon, who was received with q
round of applause. He spoke briefly
ana closed with promise TO make a
set speech later. Ocesn& republicans
are aroused and We expect 20 give a
good report IN November.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11
A MOTHER'S PRIDE.
The Beautiful Child of q
Well-KnOwn Lady.
Startling and Alarming Condi-
ton Suddenly Developed.
Beyond All Hope and Skill of
the Doctors.

The most beautiful and lovable
thing on earth Is - little child; Is any
wonder that the heart aches hardest
when the little one, the brightest star
ia the worlds ornaments, suffers n the
grasp of terrible disease.
All can therefore understand the BIT
ter and heartfelt grief OF Mrs. III. If.
Watson of No. l53 Bloomlngdsle street,
Worcester, Mass, when her darling ht-
tie i-year old child, child Of most SIN
gular sweetness and beauty, was seized
with severe and serious nervous disease,
and parents alone can appreciate the
depth OF her Joy and thankfulness
when the little idol of her heart was
suddenly snatched back from the
grave, as Il were, after doctors and
friends had gwen up all hope.
We Will let the happy mother tell the
story.
"My little daughter, Ethel May, was
terribly and alarmingly sick. She had
twenty-six commissions in two years.
Her nerves were very weak, her appe-
lite very bad; she could not sleep
she suffered. oh, SO much! She was as
yellow as saffron, and weak and deli
cate.
"Our local doctors gave her up, say
ing she could not be cured.
"But thanks 10 wonderful medi.
cine she Is now perfectly well and
healthy. This remedy is DR., Greene
Nervura blood and nerve remedy,
and It has completely cured my little
girl"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that IN East & West
Branch Fence River Improvement company.
corporation organized and existing under
chapter III OF HOwel's annotated statutes OF
the state II Michigan. and acts amendatoTy
thereof and supplementary thereto. proposes
10 improve the navigation of that section OF
the Fence River and the east and west
branches thereof in the counties OF Iron and
Mar urtte. state OF Michigan. beginning at
the south line Of section seventeen 10 in town
ship fOrty-hVe t45l north. range thirty-one I'D
Wf.t thence up said stream through sections
seventeen O1. eight % and seven @. In the
township Aforesaid. 10 the confluence OF the
east aud west branches OF said stream. n
township forty five 80 north. range thirty-twO
81 west, thence up the east and west branch :
OF said stream through their entire length T.
their source in township forty wen az
north. range thirtytwo 49, west, and town
ship fOrty-Seven a. north. range thirty one
g}U west. by building dams at or near the fol-
loving places; that Is. upon the vest branch
az the southern extremity OF the lake at Us
source, IN township f0rty-seyen ~. range
thirty-twO .32l. and also dam AZ or near the
north section line Of section sixteen 10 and
upon section twenty-five (ZZi and section thir-
ty-iive 81. In township forty-siX 40 north.
range thirtY-tNo O. vest also by building
dams upon the east branch on the east half OF
section seventeen 90. township forty seven
CO north. range thiTty-une Sd west, and near
the corner OF section nineteen 90. township
fortY-siN .fo' north. range thrty-Oue ~ west
and by defpenng be CT aunel or said stream
removing rocks. and by clearing the banks
and bed "a the same from 8il obstruction when
tnterfcres with the tree passage OF LOGS. tim
Der and other hORtahles down the stream
That they have prepared a copy % plan % the
section OF said stream. the navigation OF
which they propose to improve. and the plan
Tor the Improvement Of the same which show
the several points In said stream whore i'm
prnvements are prUposed 10 he made and the
nature and character ~ such improvements
and have subwitted The same 30 the Board Of
Control If the 81 Mary's Falls ship Canal. and
have made application % said board tor their
approval and their assent To said proposed
improvements
That a meet ugof said board FOR thu hesrine
% sad application has been Fixed for and vii
he heart - Thursday. the IN day - October
l~f. a. lH o'clock a. ~.
Dated. Menomfnee Mich. September ~, $50,
EAST AID WEST BRANCH FENCE RIVER
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
Hr Pam 4prrr President
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11
FREE FOR ALL RIP
Detroit Democrats Have a Gen.
uine Scrap
NOMINATING LOGAN CHAPMAN
To Mzzs the Run for CongTess-Jutgs
Phsl4n Makes an Eloquent
Speech.

DETaow, sept. l0.-The Democrat
congressional convention, which met
a. 4 O'Clock u Philharmonic hal, soon
developed into free-f0T-all hght.
Cnirman Casgran Of tie congress-
iOnal committee took the platform and
tired % open tie cOny ent!On-
before me ars assembled the loyal
democracy that can give
But his voice Was drowned IN the
Din OF confused aad confusing voices.
After half All hours confab between
tae factions peace was finally brought
about, a. least temporarily, 10y the sell
eeton OF Judge Pnelan for temporary
Chairman. Ia his usual eloquent and
original style, apastOphlzed Pnuhar-
monte hall and the muse which Was
hOnored IN It's name the Judge
then started IN on an eulogy OF
Mr.. Chapman, comparing him 10 Crisp
OF Georgia, Cochran OF New York, and
few otner lesser gentlemen known III
political life. Judge James raised his
voice ill the walls echoed with glow
ing sentiments ~ honor OF the judge.
The Judge mingled mention OF white
IObed angels with the name OF the I'M
maculate Chapman, and finally moved
the nomination Of John Logan CHIP
man by reclamation, which was car
red without q dissenting voice.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11

Gfandville Correspondent the Possessor OF
a Whittier Autograph Letter.

Whittier Autograph Letter.
GRASpyIl1E, Sept. l0.-"Thy Friend"
Before me IN quaint penmanshIp are
the above words, written by nm whom
writer 10 the Chicago Herald titly
styles 'the beloved Quaker poet, john
G.. Whittier" Written 10 me, q mere
nobody Let me tell the story of how
| came 10 be thus honored: In my
chlidnOOd's home, where Erle's blue
waves kiss the silver hem OF Old Chau-
tauqua, | listened to the thrilling
Voices of Freedom" and learned 10
love the brave singer who sent them
ringing through the land. AS the years
crept on and lIfe's changing pillows
whlrled me out on It's great sea. | came
10 owe much to the wise, tender poet,
and when N my cottage on the shore
OF Little Traverse bay read that Whit
tier had entered his SEVENTEEN year my
heart misgaye me lest he might pass
away and never know of the good his
work had wrought within my soul. So
| wrote HIM a humble message of
thanks, half fearing that he would
think me over bold. did not presume
10 ask or even think OF receiving an an
swer. Time went by and day came
uuUlII ne IulA Oh UNREST AuO liclleQ
by petty cares. Not one bit of blue
sky; nothing but heavy gray clouds in
my mental armament, when just as
nights curtain fell over hill, bay and
lake letter was handed me. Opened
and hasti scanned, when 10! a miracle
took place. Instead of gray clouds,
Gods tender blue, my unrest gone, the
fret and wear of daily routine van
ished. The simply great Quaker bard
had answered my humble message!
More precious than gold was the lesson
of humility and regard for the "small,
sweet courtesies' of life which MS let
ter contained. No title that earthly
monarch could bestow could have
made nTe so happy and proud as did
Whittier when he signed himself, Thy
Friend" My friend has passed on,
but his songs will 1--we and the memory
OF his simple greatness Will, like that OF
Abraham Lincoln, SHINE through the
ages. Living near to natures heart
ms own kept time with the great pulse
of humanity, and nature aud human
lty Will mourn his gentle presence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11
REIGNING
FASHIONS
IN
DRESS GOODS

Hang like myriads of glisten-
ing dewdrops. The novelties
have come, are here by thou
sands. The dumb counters
and shelves grooming under
their weight are almost joyous
at their advent.
It's enough to make the
gloomiest mind enthusiasts.
No words can be found pictor-
ial enough to convey an intelli-
gent description or hold them
up to the minds eye.
For many seasons past the
gatherings of Dress Goods at
Spring * Company's have been
without equal in variety, quail
ity, excellence or elegance.
Thie year is no exception.
The stock of Autumn Dress
Goods already opened and on
sale here is peerless.
Come, bring your eyes and
imagination TO the review of
our Dress Goods, and you IL
find richness, variety; beauty,
bewildering in abundance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11
Races at Shc-nshrad-

sHEEPsHEAD BAY, sept l0.-First
race, seven-elghtns of a mile-May WIN
l.27 S-5.
Second, three-fourths of a mile-Cor-
rectiOn won. IOrmcntCr second, EXps-
riencs third; time, lll.
THIRD, one and tnres-eighths miles
SleIpuer won, Lizzie second, Montana
third, time, 2,27.
Fourth. tbres-fourths Of a mile-Lsdy
Violet won, sir Francis second, Don Al
ONO third time, lao.
Fifth. four miles-Demuts won. Tea
Tray second. The sheriff third; time,
100.
sixth, one and Oue-fOurth miles
ki1c rwlr. Tom Rogers second, We
t0floGs tlrf. rms, BOP.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11

Nss srs 9ooo ooo % 6 5
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aftsrIss-Crsne Kng ana Ew.ng. DNyer
al au-11,
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ErsosIya moo 90 o g oil 5 {
FHf.sr-. H e-s 3
fstsr's=- Hsddocs and kinsow. Terry
art Mider
ChIearo p q e-S 3
Eaftsaes MHer. Humhert and ScRriVsr.
WeF1frE sad Ilsmenrs.
A. RsHiuEton
w,sslersn o9
Losfsvi n o.
Halterle s-k.Nso sad McSmre. sraltss
snt Mer.fe
stNa'anore: Rg
s. l.ee.. i9899 G
Bafteres-l'ies son and Rucsleg and BriSss.
MrWahcn tud Robinson.
second sama
81 Leais 88 3o0 o o "a ;
psi1ianars ssh 5
Batteries HsvlsF ant Rrixss f.cksy and
RatiHson.
R..sen Ffaoa o 90 =
cleveland f 6
Batteries -ss'eg ant Rely. Ciafssen and
kinmer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11
THERE ARE
A FEW:

Fine Serges and Whipcords,
Diagonal Serges, striped and
figured patterns, Cancels Hair,
effects in French Novelties.
The Storm" Serge, a new
fabric, has taken the world by
storm. 1t is a very useful and
economical dress IN a c ri a !,
comes 40 to 81 inches wide, and
ranges in price from 25c to 81
per yard.
Cords and Silk Mixtures are
among the novelties in vogue
light and medium shades,
navy blue, dark green, Russian
blue, etc. They may be made
up with bengaline, velvet or
fur.
Velours Russo, n velvety
corded material, is one of the
leading novelties of the season
for visiting or street dresses,
should be trimmed with fur or
passcmcnterie.
We could continue for pages
describing tn innumerablc
styles, but 'twouId tire you.
We would have to- tell of the
two-toned eviots, Our
Own" New Bcngalincs, Wool
Surahs, English Suitings, eK-
elusive novelties made for
Grand Rapids and this store.
MORE, Rept Nallours, English
and Scotch Homespuns, Zen
riettas. etc.
In Black Goods there arc ex-
quisitc Crepe Cloths and Gre
pons, also Cravenctte Serge.
having a smooth and a Chcviot
finish, and in tan, gray and
navy. as we'll as black.
Black Corded Materials. very
fashionable, include crystal
reps. plain and clustered cords
diagonal reps. Atwood poplins,
English Cords and Bengalines.
America. England. France
and 9 germany have been
searched through and through
/ bv mon interested for this store
and thc dress goods situation
seems t. leave nothing 10 be-
desired in weight grade or
price.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11
JACKSON JorTlNos.
Death Of Pion--r-The Wounded Con-
victs-In Hard Luck.

victs-ln Hard Luck.
Jackson, Sept. l0.-Perry d. Haw-
ley, an old resident of Liberty. in this
county, died at his home yesterday,
after a lingering illness from lung
trouble. Mr.. Hswley was a veteran of
the late war and had lived in Liberty
tor forty years. He leaves a wife and
SIX children. The funeral will occur
a. the south Jackson church tomor-
row.
The manner in which Huntley and
DAVIS, the wounded cOnucts, cling to
lie is truly wonderful. When their
wounds were examined ten days ago, II
was thought that neither could live
twenty-four hours. Yesterday 1t was
announced that A decided change had
taken place IN Euntley's condition.
lie Vas shot through the bowels, the
bullet splitting and coming out in two
place.. While bis recovery Is not 81
all certain, it IS thought he Will pull
through. DAVIS, while not yet out OF
danger, e also much better.
Mrs. Thomas Johnson of this city
viii not forget her trip 70 England for
some tame. She was en- route on the
CITY Of Chicago when the disaster hap
pened to that steamship, and now has
.afeiy reached New York on her re-
turn only O. be held 10 quarantine on
the steamship Wyoming.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11
LITTLE ETHEL NAY WATSON.


Another grateful mother Is Mrs.
Henry Fry, who resides at No. Flint
Place, South Boston, Mass. She too
had q daughter who suffered terribly
from st. Vitus Dance, an alarming
nervous affection. but by the same
marvellous remedy, her child has also
been restored TO perfect health.
Here Is what she says:
MY daughter, II years old, became
effected with st. Vitus Dance. | at
once placed her under the care of ply
slclans 1t the Boston Dlspensary, where
she was treated for three months. She
grew worse until she entirely lost her
speech, and the right arm became use.
less. / tried other remedies without
benefit.
Finally 1 began the use of DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy, and before finishing one bot
tie she could talk. She has now used
six bottles and she talks as we'll as ever
has perfect use of her arm, and is won
derfully improved in all respects.
"Ihe effects of this wonderful med
iclne III her case has excited great IN
terest III many neighbors and friends
VINO are acquainted with the facts"
With such evidence of the marvelou.
power to cure disease that DR.. Greene'i
Nervura blood aud nerve remedy pos
sesses, no mother who regards the well
fare of her child will hesitate for ar
instant to give it this great medicine
A cure is sure. The remedy can be-
got at the druggists. and is purely
vegetable and perfectly harmless t
give to children of any age. 1t is the
prescription and discovery of Dr.
Greene, of 80 West Fourteenth street
New York, the eminent specialist IL
curing nervous and chronic diseases
who can be consulted free in regard &c
any case, personally or by letter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11
Hawthorne PARK Races

CHIcAGo, sept ia large crowd
was draHn - Hawthorne today and
f0Gr fayoures w0n. The weather was
Ens and track fast. Tim Murphy's six
fur.ODgs 90 II4f being the best yet
made AZ Hawthorne. Slaughter rode
the winners OF the hrst two races, but
those VINO followed him the rest Of the
DAY suffered. Summaries:
FIRST race, 2y eGr-0lds. selling, four
anu one-half furiougs won,
Emma second Bismarck tnlrd; time. 81.
Second. seven furlOngs, for ali ages
Heller Shelter Won. Hawthorne sec
Cnd. FIRST Ward third, time; l.29l.
Inlrd. selling, three-fourtns Of a
mile-Maid OF Honor won, safe Home
second. WOodfOTd third; time. l;l6t.
Fourth, one mIle-Dungrsyen won,
WOodpecker second, Ulster third; time,
Lit.
Filth, selling, -fourths of mile
II IN Murpny won, Iyanhoe second,
COnsguee tnlrd. time. 1915.
sixth, handicap hurdle, one mile and
q quarter. i've hurdles-Special won
b. b. Million second, LDou third
time 22I4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11
DRESS
MAKING
DEPARTMENT
"Opens sepaH3

We know the ladies are inn
patient 20 sec more If the new
gown novelties and trimmings.
Therefore we announce today
= formal opening Of tfis depart
meut commencing September
-. At which time many rare.
high elias novelties inimported
dress patterns wiz be displavei,
together vith an exquisite var
ietv oi fine irn ported rrimnl ugs
i'm French and other designs.
Department second floor rear.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11
Aged Mlchigander.

MARSHALL, Mich, Sept. l0.-Josish
Lepper, aged IS. who settled here in
1882, died this morning at his home
here after an illness of two weeks.
lie made brick on MS farm for the
first buildings in the county in 1853.
He founded the dry goods house of
j. 4 ). Y. r. Lepper. He was a whig
and a republican, and had voted at
every general election ever held IN this
place. The funeral will be held at
o. N Monday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11
FALL JACKETS,
WRAPS,
CAPES, ULSTERS,
AND
NEW MARKETS

Are displayed in great profu-
sion IN our Cloak Department.
Don't let the cold weather
catch you mapping. The cost
of a pretty, stylish garment is
so small you'll never feel il.
There's Black Cloth Jackets,
very stylish, double breasted.
real mans collar, two rows #
pearl buttons.
Black Diagonal Cloth Reef
ing Jackets.
Black Cheviot Jackets. smart
est style of the season.
English Cheviot Ree6ng
Jackets.
Bedford Cord Coats with
fashionable high rolling collar.
Navy blue cloth and Che
viot coats.
Stylish Tan Refers, Chill
dren's Jackets. Reefers, Crotch
ems and Newmarkets.
There's always quality, style
and service in our ladies' and
childrens wraps, and the prices
will be found temptingly low.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11
NOTES FROM rHE CAPITAL.
Prof wheeler's Researches for the
Worlds Fair-Street Railway Sold.

Worlds Fair Street Railway Sold.
TASsrSa. sept. I0.-Prof. &. +.
Wheeler Of the Agricultural college
has Just returned from very success
ful Trip 30 the upper peninsula IN the
interest of the college botanical ex-
hibit al the worlds tar. lie made a
large collection OK the fora OF that
region. including towering plants,
shrubs and trees, and seeds tor the ex-
hiht aud hving plants Tor tue college
botanic garnen. which bas become.
according - Prof IRWIN smith, one 81
the first collections IN the country.
Prof Wheeler discovered some new
aud Interesting plants during his trip
not before known - exist in Michigan.
The Lansing street Railway COM
psnY vas sold a. receivers sale today /,
and h.d in by Charles II. Osbund. ash
Ter Of the Peoples savings bank, for
the bondholders, for the sum OF $40
eco. subject ga q mortgage a t3o, VN-
New 4 rail- have been sd tie entire
length of the lne. snt tbe oquument
being placed ID lFss-clAss cou1 f.ou.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11
Ia,onia Races.

LAToNIA, Sept. l0.-First race, three
fourths mile-Lusk won, Jolly second,
DicksrsOn third; time, 1851.
second, one mIle-TenOr won,
Tsnny, Jr., second, Lake Breeze third
time, l:f3.
Third. one and one-eighth mile
FslerO won, Response second, Butler
third; time, i:55f.
Fourth. Newport stakes, one mile
and seventy yards-Sehna u. won,
Bracelet second, Clementlne third;
time, 49,.
Fifth. hve-eighIhs nIle-NIola r.
won, Too Quick second, Aurora third
time, l:O2t.
sixth, tarse-fourths mile-The Span
lard won, Alnambra second, Rebuff
tnird; tune, l.l5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11
Remains a Mystery.

ALGoSAc, Mich, Sept. l0.--The body
of the man found IN the river last
sunday was dislnterred early this
mornlng for the purpose of Identified
ton. Two Wallaceburg men who WIS.,
tied Algonac in the belief that 1t was
their brother stated positively on view
ing the features that il WAS not as they
believed. The remains were then re-
inferred. The opinion that the body
was thrown into the river at Walpole
island gains favor here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11
New Corporations.

LANSING, Sept. 10.-The following
corporations have filed articles of asso-
cation with the secretary of state dur
ing the past week: Correspondents
school Of Health 4 Hygiene, Detroit,
$4,000; Grand Rapids Lithographing
Co., Grand Rapids, S25 600; Elk Rapids
Stave Co., Elk Rapids, $40, 900, Chicago
& West Michigan Railroad Co., Grand
Rapids, capital increased from $780,
900 TO 81, 525. 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11
Another Close Call AZ Bav Civ.

BAY CITY, Sept. l0.-Ed win F. Rouse's
clothes reel factory on Twenty-second
street had narrow escape from de-
structlon by fire this afternoon at 3
O'Clock. During q high wind a fire
broke out in the brick shaving room
and had just entered the factory when
the fire department turned water upon
the flames.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11

News of the World Condensed
for Lady Readers.

September is ideal. 7 IA {
nights are cool and the crisp
air is SO clear that il fairly
sparkles and reflects the am
bent sunlight. All this tends
to create a warmer clothing at
mosphere. Oh, chilly one, be
wise. Let not your wiser sister
precede you TO the grooming
counters where
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11

CforcesrrR, sept. lo.-First race,
one ml.s-Dag0 woa. Samaritan sec
oud, Sevsriz third. ume, Lash
Second. taree-fOurtns of a mile-Sis.
ter Louise won, Misery second, Keun
third time. 1910.
Third. dve-s ghths Of mile-TOm
Kart won. Began second, sicker shird;
uine. i0t
Fourth. ono mIie-Ju1e Dunn won,
reizaiies second, Chatham third, time
10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11
Dangerous CaptiYc.

MAPLE RAPIDS, Sept. Yesterday
afternoon Charles Scott, proprietor of
butcher shop in this village, caught q
crane about two-thirds grown. While
bringing it home the bird pecked him
in the eye, totally destroying the
same, also striking him in the leg with
such force as 10 cause an ugly and
dangerous wound. Mr.. Scott is in q
very critical condition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11

NterF Nsrre. Sept l1-Ihe ker
p r EYker. pastor of tae CHRISTIAN
CHURCH az Maple hap.is. was psstIriag
% horse AZ the eui ~ long strap
60 rh he Ras eoi1ue Ibe horse
rtavfalV ran swsf. ga - fae strap.
81 Thtfh huas Fss attached through
hs 1snds lbH heok esuaht OTTO neuf
be fingers tesfns Il .n = Fsiafal msur
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11

The repHbiie ans ~ Kent county viil meet n
roH vent o. AZ fhe headquarters - TIE Lin.
eoin cub ln The city o. Grand Rapids. Sen
m beg - 81 De- O'Clock a m.. fag enc purpose
81 Unm mating cabd dates far eauatv officers
- De voted Or st fhe general election g. he
held November s lsaf sud Ter the purpose n
e'arfing e. Delegates o. the state raufen Ian
cal lea In ara1t Rapids. september T %
nnrrinafea Justice af fhe supreme court Boa
Ilare of Anen p 81 sF-e. signed. aHf a can
f-fsfe far secretary ~ sfAtr. In place ~ iF4a.
ift 3 soreF. refgned also faf eiFrtiug A. ffl
eaafas fn fnr Hfth rouEfe ssirHaI aiafftff fan-
feHfiNa bed in ftraHf lIap.fs -rrfer.I issf
saI fha fransarti N suel other hHs p ~.
- .a8e pfersf come before the convention
a gates
I'D artaf rf famN.IffHr
cad n NkEfI T. A. eEftFFa
...raf4ff tHalfa. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11
Young Lady Won the Prize.

MARINE CITY, Sept. 10.-Mlss Frances
+. Griffin of Montgomery, Ala, deliv-
cred lecture Wednesday evening and
the exercises concluded with recita-
tons in "gold medal contest" on
Thursday evening. The contestants
We're four young ladies and two young
men. The prize was unanimously
awarded To Miss Maud Bishop of
Marina Citv