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Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-18
SATURDAY..

Toilet Sets, $3.99; worth $6.4o.
 Baskets, FAC.
 Baby Carriages, $3.oo.
 Oil Colors, Water Types, Pastels and Proof Etchings, o8c. No poor prints and no daubs. Clothing Departments.
 lso Union Cassimere Suits, $l.oo. They're not Satinets either.
 Another lot, including some All Wool Suits, at $2.4o. Mems Furnishings.
 100 dozen Suspenders, heavy web with drawers supporters, 12Hc.
 100 dozen Mems Fancy Half Hose, full regular made, l2Hc. W*.NEELYp@.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-18
OBITUARY.
Sarah Jane Higgins.

After many years of suffering from most painful illness Mrs. Higgins passed away at her late residence, Fl Gilbert ave- nue, ,on Thursday last She bore her sickness with great fortitude and her death will be the cause of much sorrow to many who had long known her goodness and fre- quently shared her benevolence.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-18

O6bpIC6 Rf66I CHlI IOt HOWeIb 1Ok Easter at Dickerman's, he has an abun- dance for decorations or funeral pieces.
 The Turkish and R ussian Baths
 Which are under the management of E. Krause at York street, near Chapel, have lately been entirely reftted, and now are fitted out in the latest improved manner. There baths are continually becoming more popular and are being recommended by physicians as preventative of the grip. MT. Krause is to be commended in thus providing his patrons with the most pleas ant accommodations possible, and it is to be hoped that the people will perceive the advantages thus offered and take advantage of them. f29 mtf
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-18
Miss Ingersoll,s Easter Concert.

Miss IngersOllss Easter Concert. Tomorrow evening Miss Justine Inger- soils popular concert will occur and promises to be great success. It will be one of the first society events after the Lenten season and will doubtless be at tended by 8 large and fashionable audi ence. The Harugari Singing society will render German waltz song. Ferdinand Ehlert, the noted baritone, will be one of the soloists, and the whole concert will be of a superior order.
 The program will be as follows: Arranged for violin, flute and piano-the Des-
 sauer-Troe stwyk trio. The Dessauer- Troostwyk trio, assisted by Mr.
 Trootswyk's advanced pupils.
 Mrs s. 5. Thompson: '''''
 Dessaaer-Iroosttiwiyik; trio. < -'''
 Ferdinand woehlert. -''''
 PAlsTII.
 Harugari Liedertaft,i:Miax Dessauer, '''' con The Bird on the Tree ee....................H .Hauser
 Isidor T Troostwyk ''''''''' '-''-
 Mrs S. g. Thompson. The Jackdaw of Rheims ,.,,,,,,, Miss Justine Ingersol.
 The Dessauer- -Troostwyck trio.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-18

That invaluable hniment, Salvation Oil, can be bought for twenty-five cents bottle. Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup saves time and strength in it's effects upon coughs or colds.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-18

At least 20 per cent. can be saved by purchasing si1vsrwars at silveFthsu's,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-18
VIM. NEELY & co.
! z5: Haven, Monday, April 1S, 1892. Wsathev Zo-Day---Faay  
 THREE AT A TIME. Every Day This Week Three Different Departments Will Give You Choice
 Two or Moro Specials
New Haven, Monday, April 18, 1892.

Every Day This Week Three Different Departments Will G You Choice of
 Two or Moro Specials.
 - -, iaf
 Other departments are little jealous of the crowds those wash goods specials brought last week. They'll take their turn now
 In this competition it Is yours to adjudge the victory. Yours also to retain the prize. There is business reason back of this. Never mind what it Is. Enough that yours Is the benefit.
 The program will appear in this column daily. .s The sales will begin at a. m. sharp and continue while the articles last But these prices are onl ly for the dates mentioned
 Red cards will mark price and location. Here's the program
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-18
At Dwight Place Church.

An brilliant Easter praise service was held at the Dwight Place church last evening by the combined cheirs of the church and Center church. A large congregation was present, Rev J. E. Twitchell officiating. A duett, s'The Lord is My Light, '' was beautifully rendered by Miss Lincoln and Mir, HarWOod
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-18
AT THE CITY MJSSIONa

The Easter services here were attended by a large audience, and some very interesting ad- dresses were made by Messrs. E. E. Ewing, Fla after an overture by orchestra and a short song
 service led by MT; Francis Potter, consisted of Mercy, under the direction of Miss A. D. Toee. 2. with a solo, Easter Morn,'' by Miss May Lover. idge, with piano accompaniment by Miss A. K. JOslin. Mir. w. D. Bissen and his son rendered
 several duets, and also several selections by trio of university students. The hall was very prettily decorated with plants and cut flowers, among which there were some very hand some calla lilies from the green house of Mrs, Timothy Lester. The rest of the flowers were provided by the ladies' flower committee con sisting of Mrs. J. M Peck, Mrs. D. B. Horton and Mrs. Ainsworth. There was a particularly fine display of tulips on the pulpit and beautiful center piece of Easter lilies and smilax. The opening exercises were conducted by the pastor and prayer was offered by Mir. John Collins.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-18
The New Pastor of the First M. E.
 "o Church.

3. Rev. Dr Kelley, the newly appointed pastor of this church, conducted the ser vices yesterday for the first time, preach ing both morning and evening. Dr. Kel- ley Is 8 very earnest, able and interesting speaker and the congregation are very much pleased with tte-new pastor. Yes terday he was the guest of MT. I. N. Damn,
 Mr. Kelley's family not having yet ar
 rived in the city. They will, it is expect ed, arrive this week, but not in season for the proposed reception Wednesday even ing, which has in consequence been post
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-18

Mean temperature, 42. Max. temp, A; min. tenp., 30.
 Precipitation, 00 inches
 Max. velocity of wind, 27-W.
 Total excess or deficiency of temperature since January 1, x96 degrees.
 Total excess or deficiency of precipitation since Jan. 1, -5N in.
 Note-A minus sign l-l predxed to thermom- eter readings indicates temperature below Eero A "T' in connection with rainf&A indicates . trace of prectpitafton too small to measure. ~9now is netted and resulting depth of water not knowu.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-18
WEATHER RECORD.

IHDICAIIons FOR To-DAY.
 AGRICUL!TURAL DKPARINEM1,
 OFFICE TH8 CHIKY
 Or THE WEATHER BUREAU. WARRINGTON. DC. 10 p.m:. April r. 1899 For Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont: Generally fair; slightly warmer in Eastern Maine and Northern Vermont variable winds. For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connect icut and Eastern New York: Showers; variable winds
 Local Weather Report.
 FOR APRIL 15, 1892.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-18
Columbus ChallieS

In PIaids and pretty figured designs, on Cream, Tans, Nile Green and other soft coIored grounds. It will wash and wear. The usual price is 12 1-2 cents. While it lasts for
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-18
Union Praise Servfce.

At the Davenport Congregational church last
 night a union praise service was held by that church and the Wooster Place church. There was a very fine display of flowers and the music was excellent. Dan Jones led the combined choirs.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-18

At Calvary Baptist Church.
 Rev Dr. Evans preached the sermon at the Calvary Baptist church yesterday morning. It
 has been the custom to decorate this church in a very attractive manner and yesterday was no ex- ception to this custom. Indeed the decorations were more beautiful than any of previous years.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-18

At the EpwOrth M. E. Church. ~ Rev. MT. Cooper yesterday forenoon preached a very interesting Easter sermon which was lis tened to by church full of people. There were some flowers and some excellent Easter music. In the Sunday school the pastor spoke of plans for raising money for the new church and made many suggestions for work in that di-
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-18

In Greys, Heliotrope and Cream grounds, covered with exquisite floral designs. You will want a dress pattern when you see it.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-18
At the United Church-The Coming
 Celebration of the Church,s One
At Humphrey Street Congregational
 Church.

At Humphrey street Congregational church very pleasing Easter service was rendered both morning and evening. The pulpit was beautifully decorated with flowers, and large crowds of peo- pie were in attendance who in their new spring costumes, presented very bright and attrac- tive sight Rev. Mir. Luckey preached appro- priate sermon. The praise service in the even ing was crowded to over1owine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

festsTaay cauii1eser AS quoted az - q
$50 PEE 19z cara ogpcd Ic, oats Hent ~
a cen g sweet corn Drops from % 70 cents :
doz-
Concord sad Wordea grapes brlRgs Sc per
E0Ga4 ald Ai4gtliztc.
The best quality % peaches can nos be
bought IJf ...i3 Der 3D.
ADpirs are FcrE sc2cee and the demand eA
ceeds tA1 Ply
kgSs. nc batter l5Glsc; new eotaEOes 90
loc beans. aa8d picked. sl-5eS l-l5. noneJ loc
teiuce. iei eilriey leItaee. &c pef basket
new onions. lhGlae daz. parsley, : ast bun-
encsi cuc1mbeFs. GSc a b1i ueH igEnlps. -
&aOe D. c4bbakcs. = go.c coz green peas isc
pa ocrts. 1-to'1c Dui s8x beans. = 81 bui Ne"
Tomatoes. sisti. 3 Ia corn. lose doxi r1ta-
basAs. +J@Eotc; duchess apples. Il Dui car
rot, Sc bai egg plants. s0egsi dozi peppers.
soe Oai celery. l,dS-Dc dos - 81 lash, Fac n
tump.l1s. 81 dos piuns. cLl5gsa0y' pears
si.oss-toi peaches. 81 z54Ssi. Jli cis from -
sc bGi musk melons. sLttGsiS dos spin
mage do ca picking eQc1moers. lye Der
~; vegetaDle oysters SO i0e. waTercFess. SOC
aoz Dunchess mint. zoe doz lunches
orsla-N heat Ola aud new. CSC corn. ole
Oais. 1tci rye. = = &c; barley. 81 Pc.
Flour ana teed-liiy White, e. To- patent,
$40 per e~ti buckwheat Hour. $50 per ewt
cOrnmeal. a. per toai leed. s2lG- or tOni
nil dliHzs. slS Der tons bran. 81 PR t0ni
ships. 81 per ton screenings. SO Ter ton.
N0oi-Nas $50 &c uns ashru. lu'S -Uc
H1y-A9uQt ID loads Ofhay good quality
Was marketed. haIket dull. hus prices The
same. New clover $50; Timothy. slpGll.
Hides aad fail0w-6Teen. 1tseS51ec; steers
over ~ ins DC cured hldes31a cali sSi as.
green. 5ci calf skins. cured. 81; tali0W.
rough. l'se rendered. 554ei pelts. Nsloe;
sheariings. 0esjoc.
Beet. iess'se. pork. 518S611ei frrsa DorS
sc; toSls. ssloe; spring chicken. LSiSe
YEA. usyIc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
A Dlaboiical Trio.

III there isone more iendish than the hate
full trinity. dyspepsia. billiousness and the ir-
regularity OF the bowels usually existent to
gather. We are unaware OF IL. Those cooper
alive organs the stomach. the bowels and the
liver. are usually thrown cut of gear together
ana the restoration Of regularity 10 one is US
ualy the signal for the others TO fan into line,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters controls all these
beneficiently and completely. not only regula-
Il ug but inyigorating them. lt also exerts q
most happy influence upon the kidneys and
ing the second. II oVercomes malaria and s
&c ndency 10 chronic rheumatism and neural
gia. and improves appetite and sleep. To the
nervous 10 aforfs unspeakaole relief A wine
glassful three times daily Will, If persisted in
Ach ieye results 10 be expected from no other
health medium.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

CBIcsfa. sept E.-lhe feeling the wheat
m4rkrT t4aay Has la marked coat 4st win
yesterdays dosing. Tn a there ess z00d
dem AL 4Hd a. aFbr.tl a4lCe ot stfrAsth. 70
Pay Ihcre - As Httlr INJURY Tree sruinz and
extreme neat Re,s. There as apparently 1T
Gle 1tals Tor sesterdags cigsils. - there was
a0thiug enCourazG4. out On the contrary
more g1at as depFess ~ corn aa> depressed
u sSmDatly via wheat. Cos AZ prices we're
- loser. The 0als make as naFi0s and
d1ii. ruling Nrak fhroilgh sympTtny Win corn
closing prices we're q. % &c lower. The pro
vision markeg aas wsaA In sympathy With
corn. and ilhueaeed By tbs nae weather.
Trade = as duii aud Ia = genera features an
ChaAged. Pork declined l0c. ara 55ac and
riif. ST.. tl0alGg prgcrs
N hrat--ept-HDcr. g. O. October. TZ7scs De-
eemner. 95-. -; AAy. 500.
Corn September o. ,ci May. NS-e.
0als-,eptember. 81 &c; October. S'saei May.
e.
Pars-sertember. sl0.0251i October. secs;
January tLTIta.
LArd-ssptembsr. C.a11s October. sos
January. t.15t4
short hi0a-septembef. s. .d0s October. LEO
JIauary r.Dl55.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
Qreeerle, and Provlsions.

N pmrn- IA cOfees ard sugars are slack.
Powdered aud graduated sugars rose &C per
lo yestefday-. Mar calico coffee went up t4c
per 10. ki0 Is e higher. Market firm and de
mald good
Correct quotations follow:
>ugars-tut lOaf 6ci cubes. 80; powdered.
b@.ci granllated. $50, confectionery A J4e.
ezra 9. sf.tl per cwti yellow Z. s4l9S4.5o;
corn syrup. . - &c.
Mlasses-L0w grades. l5s20c; medium. 2
as-Sfi iancy. "A y De-
Package colfee-. SZe..Oi Java. green. 2SA129c
Mocha. green. = = &C; Maricalb DO. lset - &c {:
san tCs ID2l; RIO. lss1c-
New Michigan cheese. l054gi239c; rolled
oats. barre :. SO, salt. >4g nav. barrels. 5c.
Lari-Iierco Oasls-CompOund. 01.c. pure.
e.
Meat-Hams. ia 70 l2izc; shoulders &c 4;
bacon. Do 70 10, dried beef 81 % 81; short eur
porh. slt.-5 clear back. SID; mess. sll.O0
Il "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

There vas no change In the market price Of
peaches yesterday. 4 bout s.lO0 Du were IN the
Ias. ket. The demand was good. Some choice
kinds are worth As high as s.. but the average
price - 81. 90 10 $50.
b Nek berries are 7&5c. Hucxleoerries
are aht ut out OF the marSets they are worth
SO 5usheL from sl,0O bu 20 sl-75.
according 10 quality. Watermelons are
quoted 1t tic and new tomatoes bring
from 75c TO sLO0. Eggs remain at 10
20 lie per dozen. Lemons remain al
500 70 80 aad clover seed TO soc. Sweet
potatoes are being brought In. they are 500
FER bbi. blackberries are nearly out OF the
market. Corrected quotations follow:
Nv potatoes. $50 Der bb cucumaers. Zoe
d0x, butter. l5es-Oci eggs. loo; Lawton black
berries. 0sc; hucSlrberTies. s.. DeF2.75 per bu (;
ca5bages. 5es60c per dor: radlshes lu& l5c
per dozs wat-rmeiOns. 4ocs onions. $50 bbl I.
lemons. go aud Coo. So SO; oranges. S.. 60
eco; peaches. barnard. Crawf0rds. sl.00
% s.i5, California aDricots. &c dozen: bsna-
mas. $40 "a so bunchs hand D eNed medium
beans $50 O. 10 bu; clover seed. medium
-5.Noi mammoth, ss.25 hu timothy seed. sl-S5
O. 500 miiiet. Sl.l5 TO rs bu; tomatoes 20 TO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
hnilliina Mat-riaI


Wire nails. $50 rates: steel cut. sl.90 rates;
glass. zoe. building paper sl00aS5OO per roll
waterproof. 20 per roll.
Lumber-hetatl piece stun-No. heml0ck.
~ TO amt including Is feet lengths. sll; add 81
per Loco feet Tor every additional feet; No.
hemock. up 10 and including 10 feet. $40;
every additional feet. 81; 80 pine. s!i per
Loo feet. add 81 for every additional
feet over Is feet; No. I flooring white
pine. s3Di No. flooring. white pine. slo;
maple. s.; No / ceiling. =. 50: No. > ceiling.
:. ss, No. I ceiling. =. 50; No. ceiling. =.
$50, No. ! siding 4. SIS: No. , siding. 4. sli
q siding. sli. Finishing material-No | com
mon boards. So No. : common boards. sl6i
No common boards. s14; Ia finishing. so.
sand; star star 10 inches clear. s275 per
thousand, No. ?. inches clear but.. 81 per
thousand; sound butt. $50 per thousand
Gun shingles. 81 per thousand. Latino.
white pine. $3.50; No. 2whlte pine. s2-40i ship
ping culls. sl; mill culls. 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
FIGURES OF TRADE

Sxs Fozg. sepE E.-Aouey "a calg siossd
easF today aGegirg az Per c61r. The ru.tl-
rates Ser1 60 per eeaE
Exca sage qsiet aud easier pasted rates. az
g. 49, =, aetna rates. - Tor 4xIY days and
q for demand
Governments closed steady currency. .. inl
hld as es.anan il3 b.d- extended . regis
trred l'a 1ii- FaCiac railway boG1. closed
L aial hrsts. Nt.s. aioa slRklAs ftEds. y.
AeliTas. lle
Inc slack nsarxrt sas duir this m0Fniag.
The sties o. aeon amounted C. cay i1s,1tt
shares headtng chicago Has. sugar Truss
a. Northern Pacific DF-isrred we're about hr
CAY sDecglatlEes IAaE s. osed 4ny slllaIioa T.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
Donations Invited.

All ladies interested in the Woman's
Home and Hospital are solicited to
send donations of provisions suitable
to serve as lunches to the West Mlchi-
gan Fair grounds during the fair, or
they may be left at the Home, No. 90
Bostwick street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

CHIcA8o JsIus STOCK YAxDs. sept IT,
Cattle rcce pts. 500 common % extra
snipping steers. s275es5.65i cows and helfers.
sLtN4sL-a.
nlxed and medium. 2.l595-50s hgh SO
r.l.
Sh~ep-Rscstpts LOO; good q choice. LIS
ts5kl lambs. s3.oSn.0o-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

Train arriving from the north 20 5 - pm
ant lraYiug south ~ 6eo p m also train Cav
fns suuth 10 II 20 p ~ run daily. All other
trains daiy etcept SuntaE
sLSsPfSa Avn FsHL0R car skxvtCs-
North - m train has PsTioT chair Car
Grand hapids 20 reverse fly and Grand
Rapids g. Petosky sad Hackinss City.
- m tr'un hss parior ear Grand Rap
its 90 fetost ~ aud Macklnav
t 81 > m train has sleeping cars Grand k&o
IDS % Pst7SSeg snt NsekinRw.
oouth-' "a m train has Parior Car ersnd
Rapids e. ClacinnafL
le ~ N train has PsriOr Car Grand Rapids
o. NirsgD
40 N train hss wagner sleeping Car
grsai Rapids 20 Cincinnstt.
~ m train las Wagner Sleeping Car
tsrsnf Rapids % CHICAGO
sUsKFGGv GRAND RAPIDS 3 INDIANA
lor ~ as egoa. " -f S. An Ii - m 5 - n
FROM Ar i8tosm 40 n 3lS N
sunday treia leaves for Nus<ego1 y SAl
Arrives from Nnsxeson a. m.
CHICAGO VTAR Rtr
I've erand H lids iF - m q - y n III n . n
Ar Chicaso..... SIS Dm300 m SOsm
lefss m trais hss through parior Car. and
~ ~ p m train dsiiv through Wa<aer Sieepinx
Car
I've chicago los sinDm 10 10 n
a. 8rsnd Rapids Il 81 m Sp n 50 = n
lo ma train has through fsrior Car and
q iN m train asiiy. through Wagner sleep
inE CNr
Through ticsets ana full information can -
hsf ~ calling apoa A. A rQuisfs ticket tgsnt.
81 union station. or fsg-.M. Nunsou. Juion
teset agent 81 Mouroe-sL. Grand Rapids
Niea
& Z. Lorxwsop. cen. Psss. and TIckss ss-n,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
Oh Market.

Water White. 1902. 81. headlight. l50. lei
water white. old test. lo0o. Sc; Eoceae. loo ia
Il0'. &C.
Deodcrized stove gasoline. "a. 6s4e.
UeOdcrLkcd napthA. - &c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
DETROT SEPT. IL. ls1l
LANSING & NORTHERN q. r.

como To DETROIT
Lv. CD R o. am . 8 . m 80 D m eli 20 pm
Ar. DEI. II - am IS y m 10 IS pun 81 a 10
RETURNING From DETROIT
Lv. DEI ~. 80 an = Is . N h pm Ell % n
Ar. CD X u 3 pm = 3 m n - pm -7Os am
SAGINAW. ALMA AND ST louis
Lv. q RI % am rs pm Ar. q X N s. am 10 40 pn
togKIL VIA rOvxIL tHksrTNes a
Lv. 0rand Rapids FOAM 5p ~ o n
Ar. from Lowell. ...---- ~ IS m Is m
THROUGH CAR SERVICE
FErlOr Cars on all dsy trains between Grand
Rapids and Detroit. Wagner Sleepers on
nignt trsas PsrlOr Car 90 saginaw on morn.
Ing train.
Every dsy. other trains week days onIy
GE0. DEHAVEN Gen PAss'rAst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
Detroit Grain.

DzTs0rr, sept. lT.-Wheat closed No 2 red.
cash. 5it.ci December. 1926; No. white. cash.
7&sse.
Corn No cash 3si1c
Uals-No. Zcasn. 54tac,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
HERALD DES|RELETS
KoSgY 70 LOAN

R0UsHT ana sola. l;ooe mortgages aud land
Contracts ,aoReS "a hAn4 - .s@n Il
GO reug Rates John h. Martha No. Is Cana
sireet. les
To NOU WANT N0NEYa-If s. you viii ina
rowing.
Ne make loans on household goods. pianos
horses wagons CT personal propeTiy u anS
qui krst possible lime.
our loans are made without publicity and
the property - Left IN your undivided pos
Loans can be carried a. long a. desired or
eau be HAic IA full. ~ In part. ~ any tine 10
suit yeur convenience, and any part pAia re-
duces the cost 81 o1rgyiag the Gan
III you owe a balance On tufnitEre. plane or
othcr property. nc VIII pay il Up for Sou ana
carry a. leng a. VOC desire
We also maze loans on The building and
loan association Elaa.
Oar of1ces are The most pleasant IN the city
and are 80 arrS nged ihAI parties calling upon
us may be waited upon quickly and coGrte-
ousy.
Remember that you have the use Of both the
property sna The meney snG ean retarA the
GRAND KkPIDs MORTGAGE LOAN Co.
Room : Tower block.
Corner OF Monroe. Peal ana CANA SITS
MONEY LOANED-For short time In large
IA or small amounts on any form 81 kopo
security. fraak A. Werner room IS Aiohl-
gan Trust Co building Phone lin
n you want money and have the proper Sc
eurits. the Manhattan per cent, pan Of
fers the best inducement. ChAs. BGIemaR.
agent, IS New Houseman.
MISCELLANEOUS
A DVERTISEMENI or THREE LINES OR
"A more under this head. = G. hts per line for
one insertion; 10 cents per line for three IN
sertions. or a cents per line Tor one wcek.
| REGISTER and furnish free Of charge 70
employers ali male or female help FOR clerl.
cal work IN oflce or store; mechanics for fac
tories or shops common lzDoreTs etc- ". l.
Dickinson, employ Uncut bureau. No. - Mon
roe street. Phone IS. les
WANTED-SzloOnb bottles; drop postal n
w u the city viii call. II IN the country
Will write. c. II. Thomas. corner Fairbanks
and IonlA street SAT-
FOR SALE-My entire store OF furniture an :
miscellaneous. household GOODS q new
house Hnd large lot corner Of Union and Car
rer streets house aud lot No. lbs Madison
street; vacant lot on Christ street; farm OF
ten acres lA rods eastof city limits; new build
ings and al kind Of fruit, VIII sci! or exchange
for other property. A. A. Lord. No IL Stock
ing street. ll2tf.
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: cHI = WI n IfAN @UU 4 q
In eject Nsy. j.. lss2

The Lsxs shore ~. Cieve saf Go eonaa sfsa
-fth the ste ard ,. mi I. n Rsfsrna. "a.
eafcssst sad mast flrecf route - Ptttsnurx
A J. smith, -. I. P A. Cl-vesnA D
& . Rogers City Pass. ss-aE
IVA Cams bell CTS AT. Il Nearest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

GOING To CHICAGO.
Lv. GRID RAPlDS.~s:50 am l:25 pm s1l :35pn
Ar. CHICAGO.-...-..-3is5pm Gas pm '7o6an
Returning FROM CHICAGO.
Lv. CHICAGO -....~.9:00 an SIS pm oil ;l5pm
Ar. GRID RAPIDS. 3:55 pm l0:45 pm '6:l0am
BESTuS HARBoR. at. JOE AND IHDiAS.PoLrs
L,. @. .-.- 500 am LIS DIN 'll;S pn
Ar. u r. '6:io am $3.50 pm lC: rs pun
10 AND FROM AUsKEGOS.
Lv. @. X 49, $50 am p pm 5:35 pm $50 pm
Ar. u h----lO 40 Am ..-....---.-. S'55 pm $50 Dm
TRAvERss CITY. MsNIsTEE < PErosKEY.
L' ~ H. .-....---..--..-... ~ am 0.1o pm
<aH- a - -.s.--.-.--..------ iL:1o pm lV:0t pm
A. N Ok ---.--.-.--.----.-. 80, pm
Ar. Pet y-.-.--.-.-...-.-...-. >: pm ......--.-.
Ar. NJ i1e......--.....-........ l2:.0 pm 1914 pm
Arrive from Petoskey 10 20 pm; from Ira
verse city III 10 AM. 1000 pm.
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Wagner Parlor Cars Leave Grand Rapids
! Is pm. leave Chicago 5:25 pm.
wagner Sieepers-Lesvs Grand Rapids
'll;SS pan. leave Chicago '1l:I5 pm. leave
Grand Rapids vi :35 pm. leave indianapolis
via Biz Four 90 pm.
ee lau car 20 Nanisfee 5:35 pm.
Every day. Except saturday Other
trans week days only
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

Flnnan Haddles at Dettenthaler's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

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