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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-05
TAILOR MADE
CLOTHING.
SPECIALLINES FOR
SPRING.
GARDINER
81
BAXTER.
CRY NEWS IN sRisF.


A meeting OF the Emersoa Home as
soelafsoa vii DC held tbs evening Al
o'eloek at No. Il sneldon street ~
elect o1ieers for the eomlDg wear. IL
Is hoped that all Who are Interested IN
the inststatioa VII be present, II pos
ssbls-
The Edison Electric Light company
displayed a 20 600 candle power search
hgnt from the roof of sweets
hot1i lAst and llgnled up Monroe.
Canal aad Pearl streets ~ successive
Intervals Ias Agnt Vas bright - sun
snlne.
There viii De a meeting of the Grand
Rapids crlcxet club July TN. ~ the
once OF Peter Dorau. No. 20 Tower
block. 70 make arrangements for the
present season, and 10 consider such
other business as may come before the
club.
Warren, the little son Of ex-Super-
visor Gelb OF Gaines, Tell from a scaffold
IN ais fathers barn Sunday moraing,
receiving painful and serious bruises
IL 8 thought MS injuries wlll not result
seriously.
one Of the features OF yesterdays
celebrations At tine race track was an
old farmer VINO had l4ksn as pail OF
lemonade with man.
Grand Rapids Union will hold 90 zee
cream soclai AZ Us hall, No. Oh South
Divsion street, "Wednesday evening.
Large delegations OF Kent county
farmers drove into the city yesterday
W inspect the new court house
Harmony Lodge A. o. L. w. gave .
hop ~ North PARK last night. Over
800 couples attended.
There IS some talk among local sport
ing men OF having . rabbit coursing
race.
The U. B. A. has two boy babies for
whom 10 would Ike TO md nomes.
The Morton house has permanently
adopted the meal ticket system.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-05

They spohs 10 words - they walled.
and the swest snnAxneF aix moved no
faster than they and uaS stall.
There wxs t~itlss smonz the leaves
Of bard in III nest. and low hun. -
II the voices Of the night were whaspsr-
ing % The stars and the leaves
A ciord eane up from the western
SKY and laid lts mantle over the face Of
tho moon and tie strips Of light ACROSS
the couples path Swallowed away into
darkness.
Then IL was the woman spoke.
George" she said. almost harshly Il
seemed. where erstwhils all had been 20
sweet and stall.
EYES, Martha" be replied IN deep sb-
straction-
The woman spoke again
We've got to set new hired girl. >
she said earnestly.
Il know il, Martha" answered the
man. .'and for the last half hour I've
been wondering where the dickena We
could find one that was worth coati-
mental"
They were married.
Aud the moon lodged behind . waA
of watery cloud and kicked itself So
verely.-Dstroit Free Press.
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. very large stock 81 spot cash aud :
prsoss that we're below the eost 70 Ins
uisetGres. Nov ne proposs 20 emo
ynue eur large s&les ~ placing ths
goods on the market ~ prices 80 Tsdl-
eaiously lew that any one can wear =
ely lisa aooby sQst, no matter how ANAL
h4s purse
These goods are al late novelties and
patterns that we're never shown before
IA this market. comprising al the latest
si1 AIDES IN hight aad dark browns, steel
Eray, light and dark blue, drsb. gray,
ETC., aud IN dress suits ne are At cur
b<ss- Our stock of Prince Alherts IN
Gay wossfeds and diagonal goods 70
complete, ss well ~ our sacks aud
frocks. A careful inspection OF this
stock 10 solicitse-
$50 suits IN this sale that are cheap
al IS We put them down 10 $500
$50 quits IN this sale that are cheap
81 $40 We put them down 10 $3.50.
lis suits in sacks and frocks cheap IT
SIS, Ne pat them down 10 - s.
100 suits IN sacks and frocEs cheap at
$l5, We put them down 10 $ll.5o.
100 suits IN sacks and ffocks cheap ~
SIS, We put them down 10 SIS.
100 suits IN sacks and frocks cheap 1t
$50, We put them down TO Sis.
To good careful clothing buyers We
ask you TO look this stock over before
buying and note the quality of goods
~ the prices named, as e will be q sav-
ing 70 you OF At least 50 per cent. for
the same goods at other houses-
BUFFALO CLOTHING Co..
IS Canal Street.
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NsAvlNo FATHER.
Now Wedding 8xpsnses Were Reduced
to . Low Figure.
Papa, viii wed George"

60 Low HI8uIos
Papa, viii wed George"
Never"
The young girls eyes flashed and tho
hot, passionate blood Of her forefathers.
to cay nothing Of her own, mantled her
cheek with an angry flush. The old
man was excited too. Parent and child
confronted each other and neither
Quailed.
do you refuse me that which alone
will make me happyY
She stamped her new russell shoe upon
the floor and never WINGED, although the
fourth corn on her second toe hurt like
sixty. It simply made her madden, and
it looked as if the stern father might be
compelled, in order to save himself from
personal violence, to come of the perch.
Your happiness is very dear to me.
my daughter"
The old man was feinting, as they say
at the ring side.
What wouldst have me do, SIR
The father shrugged one shoulder.
being compelled to be careful Of the
other on account of rheumatism.
"Wilt abide by my command, daugh-
ter?'
With an effort that convulsed her
frame she repressed her emotion.
II will. Say on, papa"
With infinite grace he led her to .
seat. He considered 1t . great indorse-
ment to have things come his way thus.
my child, you said we'd"
She nodded.
Il say elope."
She started.
"Then I may marry George?
Most assuredly. But no wedding, II
you please"
He looked at his watch.
BLESS you, my daughter. am WILL
ing to pay for very stylish elopement.
but wedding-no. indeed. Tell George
not to stint himself on carriage hire and
hotel bills. will cheerfully meet tho
expense. You may elope sumptuously
and I'll furnish the cash, but can't pos
sibly afford q wedding"
Like the sensible girl that she waa,
she consented to the sacrifice after .
good long cry.-Detroit Tribune
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A little music rack. book shelf or what
not which viii recommend itself TO many
Q woman whose nomslic life makes II inn
possible for her 10 possess many belong
inxs, yet who wishes 20 make her room
look homeliks and comfortable. 10 made -
follows: Buy small clotheshorse, which
will cost sixty-fiye cents. threofold aud
about three feet high. These clothes
frames come well finished and in all sises
simply for decorative purposes
Four shelves which may be made Of
boxes, If ono is handy with the saw and
plane, or which will cost about one dollar
II got of the carpenter. are needed. These
must be smooth. with beveled edges. The
top shelf Is only half the width Of the
lower ones The shelves are hung on the
rods Of the clothes frames by means Of two
brass screw hooks in each end; these hooks
are screwed into the shelves Mt such dis
tances from the edge rs will make them
1T easily and will hold the frame firmly.
The exact distance can DO ascertained by
measuring; If the screws are too long they
must be cut OF from the under side. Brass
knobs, such as are used for curtain poles,
ETC., are set into the tops Of the posts.
When the rack is finished it may BE-
stained and vanished or rubbed down and
painted white, blue or pink and lined with
gold The shelves are easily unlocked,
asd the frame folded % a. to 60 into .
trunk. Brass rods for curtains may Be
added II desired.
To make q handsome bedspread from .
linen shese have large diamonds stamped
ell over il, and work them in outline stitch
with dark blue Scotch linen doss. Finish
OF the edge with a crocheted edging. An
other way Is to fringe out the linen aheet
Ill around, making q knotted fringe.
Above the fringe make two or three rows
pf drawn work-Decorator and FuTnisher.
A~cAMAa cAThEa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-05

There were several men on the train
coming eastward from the Salt Lake re-
gion who told wonderful stories Of the
heat Of the alkali plains / noticed =
contemptuous expression on the face OF
IN old settler whs was listening a. II he
didn't wholly believe all he had heard.
and finally he took . turn in tae CONVEX
sation. Said he:
"Gentl'men, your talk il all child's
play. HEATH / give you my word OF
honor that when my wife wants to boil
eggs she Just puts them into pan Of
cold water on tho roof, and in three
minutes by the clock them eggs arc
boiled" s
There was silence for . moment, then
. thin voice Tped up:
Where does she get the cold water!'
Before this sumner could be disposed
Of another man took . hand in tho
confab. W IL S.
me and my wife don't keer for billed
eggs-we prefer 'en baked. When nv
wife sets the table Tor breakfast she
spreads cut row Of eggs on the winder
sill and in two jiffys they're baked ready
to eat. The only trouble Is they're likely
to be overdone."
There was spell Of thinking; then a
long, lean man with caved in chest
said. in whistling kind Of voice:
That's why I'm leaving the country.
ION account of the heat" suggested.
eyes. Bein natchually tender hearted.
don't like to live where baked chickens
walks around with the feathers on.
That's all have agin the climate. ]
never heard of but one place that was
hotter H.
That wound up the discussion and the
last speaker remained champion Of the
crowd.-Detroit Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-05
TWO GOOD STORIES
How a>.isy Hunsiey Got the Fire 1As1
He Wanted.

He wsnted.
"I shall never forget" said Lawyer
McGaffey. ~ trip once took to Jefler-
son City, No.. with the clever but cratic
Stanley Huntley. author Of the famous
Spoopendyks papers. was then prac-
Using law in st. Louis, where Huntlsy
was employed on one Of the morning
dailies. A mysterious poisoning case
had been unsarthed at jefferson City, in
which | was retained, and Huntley had
been assigned 70 work up the story for
his paper. When we reached the double
room 10 which we had been assigned We
found big stove there. but not the sign
OF FIRE. II was bitter cold night. but
we decided TO go straight TO bed and
have the tire built the first thing in the
morning.
''Huntlsy was the first 10 open his
eyes. and he awoke me by exclsiminx
that the water was frozen solid in tae
pitcher ON the washstand. He looked
around for an electric bell. but that was
a luxury the hotel didn't sport. A log
Of wood had been left over from the last
FIRE, and seizing this Huntley began
pounding on the carpet. But we were
on the third aoor. and beyond knocking
off the plaster in the room below no re-
sults followed this attack.
"'Iu FIX 'em. blank emf Kissed
Huntiey. and he stripped the counter
pane OF the bed. wrapped il around his
bony figure and rushed out into the hall
way. where he began Yelling Fret frer
81 the top Of bis lungs.
In few seconds there was fearful
eornIurtion IN that hotel Men. women
and children stresmed into the corridors,
oil in various stages of undress. fright
ensd ont Of their wits. and most Of them
bali frozen to boot.
'"Oh. where r. itT shriekingiy de-
ursnded q poor woman whose bare feet
protruded from bsnssta red petticoat.
That's what I'd like 20 know, mad
am answered Huntlsy fercely. 4 or
der-i one built in my room this morn
ing. but rot . gho<t OF flame have
seea yee III have that clerk mp here.
though. before get through. or know
tbe rssen why. anil again the hall re-
sounded with his cries Of Fret frer
The terrified guests, psrceiving they
hs.i been delided By mailman. sossked
back into their rooms But the clerk
hAsi bern Nrsu.-esi ard Wa got our Ore.
although We had 90 seek lodgings ss an
oshsr hs<ei right after breakfast. -
Chicago Herald
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Tell me. my daughter" said Mr..
Mum. with come anxiety in his manner.
q be led his only child 10 . seat in the
parior. WASN'T young Mr.. Gaskst here
last nighry'
"Yes. papa. Why do You ask
did you and he have . quarrelr
mo. papa; not quarrel exactly.
But tell me! Has anything happened 20
himY
did be or did he not propose mar
riage to your"
EYES. be did. papa" replied the girl,
now thoroughly alarmed DO tell mo
il anything has happened to him HAs
be committed sui
What was your reply, daughter,
Did YOU accept him.,
mo. papa. Has his body been dis
COW
did you give him any encourage
ment whatever
mo, air. Dad he shoot himself.
"Yoa rejected him finally and ire
vocably, did your
Yes. papa. and he said he'd 60 and
do something desperate, but ! didn't
think he'd make away with himself.
Oh, papa, isn't it awful"
Yes. it's awful. I suspected that
you had rejected him when heard what
hs had done today"
"Oh. papa. do you think shall b A.
rested for is?'
"Oh, dear, no. You didn't have to
marry him just because he asked You. :"
bat tell me what he has done, papa"
"He's gone 10 work. Detroit Free
Pres.
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80 ] hAvs - dssirs - ssnsw ~ &C.
quaaznnoa. ed Frank Psttlgrsw. In
- - ysaxs go. vhsn ] vas very
YONG and corrsspondinsly frssh- had
secursd position - rsporssr On the
Bosson Trsssllsr. and felt that I held
the desf1nies u nations IN my hAnds. |
was TAKING hotel arrivals one day. when
. ssrsnsss loangsd up 10 the register sad
ssksd visa drawl. Editor Of . paper
hsrsr
Il noddsd pssxonixingly. and be Oh
esxved rhns u wss great responsibility
he sasd shss he had tried hard 10 be
come great editor. and once secured .
position On western weekly. bat bad
bssn inzloraoasly discharged. lie seemed
quite heart broken. and | proceeded 10
tel han that journalists were born. nos
made. and 20 make an egregious ass Of
myself generally. he loangsd away.
the clerk told me his name. and made
. sneak oai the back way. ST Louis
Globe Dsmocrat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-05

The violet shy II the night swung low
IT. st~flit arch over the sieepsna earth
The lambsnt moon dashed with gold
the white reed leading away under ~
great trees.
There were strips Of light and SHADE
lying along with the vista II the over
hanging branches. and in and out among
these walked . couple.
a man and woman.
He Wa tail and straight She was hv
n SO. r. fs3x Dxe1egtsoak
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FOREIGN ARCHITECTURAL IDEAS.

e1aas - ne ArPaagsasnt ef Apart
meats In . Store Building.
Copyright. l@R By American Press Assocta-
tom
In the countries where the sun shines
bright and long. and where the tempera-
turs u high. they and IL convenient and
comfortable % live In what We call OATS or
apartments. The rooms around the courts
are thought to be the mose desirable in
that shey are shady and cooler than those
which front on the street. In Italy and
6pain thsrs ass not few structures where
htsle effort 10 made to give an attractive
appearance 70 the street front, but with
slsborately decosased interiors The court
il surrounded with arcades and collonades
on which open the more desirable apart
meats
In France most Of the shops and rooms
fronting on the streets are shallow and the
larger number Of living rooms are arranged
around the courts In the way above men
toned. This fact may have bearing upon
sur southern as we'll as northern architec-
sure. In the cities where ground il high.
and where the upper stories Of the build
ings must Be made to pay . fair return
upon the brick and mortar which u in
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-05
DIED.

STRATTOS-In this city. Juiy4. 1894 Gath
A.. vile Of James A. Strarton and eldest
dsuzhtsr of Mrs. j. Z. Culver. aged 70 years.
Funeral from the family residence. No. 3'5
Gold street. tomorrow nc p. m
SfEL-ssrurtsy evening. july ?, Mrs. G. L.
sG-l. AGED " years
dsnce. No. 81 Spring street
F0x-Ycsterdzy. 81 di phtheria. at No. 15T
Ls-rzve street. Eddie >. son OF Peter and
Hs.ea For. aged years ana 10 months.
Faaerss private from the residence as 2 p.
m today.
rUBBS-5undsy ct .. m. Maiton Tubs.
Z. O. ChsrrymAo. funeral director. Ne. 3
fo1ntnxu street.
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them, 10 IL profitable TO be able to arrange
such quarters 90 that they will be regular
ly occupied as dwellings. II not as Offices.
In AL large cities there are many quarters
where the rooms above the stores cannot
be rented profitsbly for offices. particular
~ in buildings 90 side streets or slightly
rvnoved from che business centers
The French fats or those Of Italy offer .
solution to this problem. However. it u to
be borne in mind that the arrangement Of
m apartment building cannot be trans
ferred from one of these countries TO an
enee IN The Arrangement OF the store build
ings. which repdcrs . court on The ground
floor impossible An American store h
always IsrEe affair. that Is. IL covers .
great deal Of hor space In the foreign
countries the stores are mostly small-from
Is 20 - feet dcsp-and the space back of
them h used ~ ooart and for the living
quarters ~ the concierge 90 caretaker. In
tbs Frsnch apartment houses the first or
ground acor Is never used for a high grade
Of living apartments
In the pisn which herewith submit we
have - feet Of ground with light from
the front only For the parpo-e OF adding
70 the dificnisy Of the problem | have
inclo~~>i The rear .nd ss veil ~ the side
though In practice the rear would general
II ~ open s.d not unusually part Of Que
ssde II win se seen thar the entrance ~ q he
apartments 10 a. one side 81 the store build
ing The passage Is lighted by window
IN front and an the side near she show
window OF tss ssorc. The stairway from
she Harding IL amply lighted from the
eesr. ssov- sna the ssyiizbs which Govern
. part ~ tue re.x Of The store
A r~rt % the store stairway % lighted
prctrcss isse The store roosn. However. IN
srrrs<ssstnx the effect ~ this pro)eesson
and any ts,~sevisns snecs which d may
have vfsh r-sp>cs N the store. We mas,
bsav ~ mind thai 10 adds 10 the revenue al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-05

whats the matter. johnny called
his mother.
"Cramps." shrieked Johnny, doubled
mp with pain.
.'oh, yes severely; you've been In
swimming, have your"
mo, ma'am. IT'S the other kind-greea
apples. Chicago News Record
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A GREAT SLAUGHTER
In the Price Of Gro ceries for o Few
Days Only and for Cash.

0ay0 SAAy O00 AOS SoDA.
Best Family Hour, per 100 lhs.. 81.
% lbe. granulated sugar for 81.
9 bars German Family soap. for 2hc.
Van Houlen's COCOA, 10. can for zoe.
Van hopten's cocoa, ID. can for
35c.
Van Houten's cocoa, ID. can for zoe.
l.. Schepp's cocoanut, per h., l2}c.
Salad dressing, large bottle, SOC.
Salad dressing, small bottle, l5c.
Worcestershire sauce, large bottle,
25c.
Worcestershire sauce. ANAL bottle,
l5c.
Flaccus Bros catsup. large bottle.
lec.
Flaccus Bros catsup, small bottle,
10c.
l 10. can salmon for l0c.
10. package salaratus for SO.
! 10. can baking powder for &c.
Paper psils, zoe.
Pure cider vinegar, per gallon, l2}c.
Pure spices, per To-, 15c.
Small and mixed pickles, per quart,
10c.
Large pickles. per dozen. SC.
8 packages of rolled oats, for CSC.
Coleman's English mustard, per h.,
SOC.
4 lbs. choice rice, for 25c.
French peas and mushrooms, per
can, 15c.
Canned corned beef, 10. can, loc; 2
ID. can l5c.
Potted ham and tongue, small can
10c; large can l5c.
Clothes lines. loo; for 25c.
Queen olives, per bottle, l5c; former
price. 25c.
Queen olives, SOC per bottle; former
price, 45c.
Imported salad oil, l pints. l5c; pints,
soc; quarts, Coo.
Japan tea, 20c, SOC; very best. 4oc.
A choice English Breakfast tea. per
ID, SOC.
Gherkins' mixed pickles and chow
COW, per bottle, 20c.
Flsvoring extracts 1t 20 per cent less
than cost.
All fruits and vegetable received
daily and sold ct the lowest cash prices.
Call and be convinced.
CHARLES p. RArHBUN,
Successor TO
Ira c. Hatch, lbs Monroe-st.
Telephone l62.
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Psser Famaliss Gust arrived ut water
ing place hotel)--This room Is tho very
best ] could get my dear. Times are
very hard, you know.
Mater Fasnalias-But where are we
AL To slsepf Have you forgotten that
We have three children
r. y. (earnestiyl-No. bat thought
that The ehildren could sleep with yon
and ! could occupy one Of the trunks
don't espset u have much Of . time.
GEOGRAPHICALLY Lifs.
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Great Sale Of spring and summe
Suits Regardless Of Coet.

Notwiihstsndins the hack ward rainy
seas0a sne buanen done by this eater
prislae house 70 phenomenal Having
closed out very large stock of sprsng
nmss.a "a ,ss ms,ssts III ~ $50 a. :
new supply, and - everyone knows. =
sharp, shrevd buyer vhe vats the
eastern msrksts nov 1T thss tins of .
very tack esra yeaf, can bay large
stoeks Of eoeds - their esn price.
saeh was the snpef,e1es Of NJ. BiHas-
snfsi1 En- his - tsSp. hasIns be&Gst
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ON ~ SNJOX -
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs IL taken; it i pleasant
and refreshing to the taste. and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn sfectually, dispeh oolds. head
aches and fevers and cures habitnal
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of in kind ever pro-
duoed, pleasing to the taste and ac-
eeptable TO the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend ii
to all and have made il the most
popular remedy known
Syrup of Figs Is fbr sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gistx Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand win pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try il Do not accept ar,
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SKRUP co.
san S6AScssc0. car.
t0UsSviliks ~. Hfw y0GI 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-05

II your watch or clock deceives you
take It to X. H. Lee, B Pearl street,
near the bridge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-05

Ella-Do you believe in signs, Algy,
dear?
Algy-To tell the truth, darling. al
ways was little superstitious.
Ella-Well, there is sign over there
that says "lce Cream. Harvard Lam
poon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-05

The pleasant effect and perfect
safety with which ladies may use the
California liquid laxative syrup of
Figs, under all conditions. makes 1t
their fAvorite remedy. To get the true
and genuine article. look for the name
OF she California Fig syrup company,
printed near Inc DO tom of the package
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mo Orator.

ibid you ever make speech
"Yes."
"Was it well receivedT
"No."
"What did You sayT
"Not guilty. Truth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-05

The Buffalo Clothing Company, the
reliable clothiers and furnishers. are
again TO the front with . large line of
outing shirts. You can take your
choice of so and 75c shirt in their
clearance sale for sec. Don't forget
the place, No. So Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-05
A Hu.band.. Juri.dictien

n husDAnc's Jurtsd1ct0U.
Pryor-Do you run your household
Frank-No. my wife runs that.
Pryor-Ah. see; You run the ofioA
Frapk-No. the janitor runs that.
Pryor-What in thunder do you rum
Frank-Well, run back and forth
Truth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-05

nnk At our outing hats. We have
sVVn Just received An entire new line
of these goods. CoRL, KSorr & Co.
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White & White, open all night.

The Buffalo Clothing Company, No.
IS Canal street, are selling 60 and 20
cent straw hats, oil the nobby shapes
and shades, at 40 cents. Don't forget
to look them over.
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july 4th.

One fare for the round trip between
st stations. Tickdts on sale July End,
Bird and 4th, good fog return until
July 5th.