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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-12
4 COALING STATION WANTED.
The Government Again Seeking One m
the West Indies.

WAsmtEuroS. Fob. IL, - The ChiIian
controversy InleIfored somewhat with the
pisns Of the administration for negotiating
for a cosiing station IN the West Indies.
Nov that there is no danger Of trouble in
he South PsciHr. attention Is sgain turned
60 III. island Of ST. rhomss, SamAna bay,
snd Mole ST Nicols.
st. Thomas is looked upon ~ith the most
favor by naval Ulcers. hut II is 10 the least
likely 10 be btsined, for the resson that II
would probably require the appropriation
of Al lesst 81 500, COO. This WAS the price
agreed upon whoa Secretary Seward
nsgotis, thc purchase OF The island from
Denmark. twenty five years ago. and 1t 10
not Iticly that any less you'd be taken now.
The islsud is Just So valuable TO the United
States ss hen Charles Sumner pigeonholed
the treaty of purchase in the Senate com
mlttee of foreign STARE In 1868 but there
is much doubt as 10 whether the present
roonomtcslly disposed Cor gtess would vote
the necessary Appropriation 10 carry
through = similar treaty, should one be
made.
Mote 81. Nicholas. the iisytiAn harbor at
the western end Of the Island of Hayti,
would probably have been IN the procession
Of The United States before now had MIR.
Douglass been sdtoit in diplomatic ahsirs.
Tins hsrb0r aud SsmSns Bay are both de-
-iranlr, though probably not As desirshi" -
the leland Of st. Thoms'. Mi0istsr Dor
ham, h, succeeded Mr.. Douglass, is uudef-
stood 10 be negotiating for both these places.
with the view to Sc ting at least one Of
them. Adnirsi Ghrrsrdi had Instructions
to oo-Op"Tste with h,n. and he will return
t, the Wys, Inaies for that purpose 40 soon
as he arrives =, Montevideo, only stopping
long enough TO coal ,hip,
ProbsoIy thH only lbsnce of getting Mole
ST. Nicolas Is to wait for the next llaytisn
70 vJiutit n, -h'ch can be counted upon to
occur before long, and then make the ces
ion Of the Mole the price Of recognition
by the United States Of one side or the
! other. Ana, IL pfaoticaily what was done
al the time OF the last revolution, hut Mr..
Douglass let II get away from him. 10
cuse such r bargsin il made again IL 10
probable that immediate possession will be
taken by the u0ited States, and no oppor-
,unily will be given for the Iiayiiah govern
nenI tJ back out its contract.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-12
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Hon. W. II. Clifford Of Portland is tt
speak a, the coming banquet Of the Youpg
Mems Demo cratic Club Of Biddsford.
Deputy Sheriff Samuel d. Plummer wa,
badly pounded Wednesday evening by Z
gsng Of rougbs on Dsnforth stresi, Pr
land He vas helping drunken woman
and 1t was though; he was goiug to ares
her.
At meeting OF tha Commercial Uri1n
TsIe graph Company Of Maine, hsli at
Portland "wednesday, ihess off ers we're
elected: Henry s. Osgned, A Dion Little
Henry Russell, Edward J S,stt r., Hanson
N Hsrs, Fred n. Do~, Chsrles f. Arnold
William 0sgood, George C. Wing William
ID. Pennell.
Albert w Gale, prisoner in the countv
all at Portland, diei Tuesday n ght. q
victim Of the grippe. Gale was the young
man who, 10 connection ritf woman wht
passed for HE wife, WAS in The hsbit nj
ouyIrg sO7ds on the instslluis ns plan ard
then sdli6g them; for thi. crime he VS..
sentenced Ths woman has siso died since
his aYres..
The Bangor News says Wednesis
morning some of lhs ice frms determi ned
to begin hous ing and secordlusIy T. g. /
X. Stetson sLd ID. SarFent's Sons opAnsd
up on thst day and osgan running ice. bu'
90 light was is that both Arms decided %
discontinue hou ing until MONDAY. The
ice is only I01 to II iaGhes in tnickne..
and the dealers do not care TO pu. .nch ice
into the houses. The ice 10 of very ~
quality, but as one prominent dealer ex
pressed it sit seems like running ia psaes
Of window glass
Captain Pratt, nf the Damiaion steamer
St. Nicholas. at Eastport, rpport, that two
men, Silas Mitchell and Charles Lsnk, OF
Csmpobello. N. b have been commit
stoned BY the Dominion government st eeiai
guardians Of the in,etnstiobai boundary
line passing through E,sipar, harbor, pp-
ticulsriy that part where the seizure Of
American fshing boats was made last sun
mer BY Canadian fisheries cruiser Dream
on Cochrsn's ledge fishing grounds. The
men are uniformed and armed, ard ~il
patrol the fishing grounds in fss. ros
boat provided by the government.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-12
SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commenting Monday. June 2pth, 1871, train,
sin run AZ follows, connecting a. Oakiard with
Maine Central Railroad.
For Boston, Portland. Lewtston. Wsteryiis, Aa
sasta, shoshegAn and Bangor
Passenger trains leave bingham, s-A A. ".
,lz1 ", S0lon, s.5a A NJ. i255 NJ. Cara
tans FAILS. 'S3. a. NJ, los p. NJ; En6dsn, 20.
An, 10 ?, NJ. North Anson, ~ NJ, i.5o z
H., Arson, IN A. NJ, 50 p NJ; Madison. 5.e0 .
~. lOqP.s . Sorrdge woot, 7s0 = n. All p
~. Hanzs siding. T.56 A. NJ '22o P. a, Sawiells
Crossing. 's-c2 ~, .2.s2 p. VI; arrive Oakland
40 ", Rs0P- n.
srom BosioI. POi .lspd, ,.sfviston, Augusta, Wa
iorytle, SEowhcga A1d Bangor
Passenger trains lsaye OaklAad, s.c5 4. NJ, ~
~ hawte1e CtGs4ing, 'elo 4. y, IS w P, NJ.
hanga sidtng 's-eB a. NJ, '6.O7 y. n. Norridge
TOok, ga a. ", Slt 3. NJ; Madison, 3.5f a. ~
i25P. n. Ans0a, $50 A. NJ, - p. n North An
son, 'l00S H., $50 ? ~ Embdeu, io.5o A. ~,
AsP. Csratunk Fails, 40 IS A NJ, g "A P
~, SolJn, lUB a. III. s.l5 p NJ. arrive Bingham,
iilo A. ", a.5s p. ".
flag stations, at which trains stop on signxi CT
as'loe 20 conductor. Mixed 5etween bingham
sHi North AnsOn. Wd. II. AVER, 5npt.
sapffdff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-12
RICHMOND
lee Work Goes on Through the Storm
The Band Fair.
I Special to the Kennebec JOURNAL.

Especial to the Kennebec JOURNAL
RICHMOND, Feb. lI.-Despite the thick
snow snow storm today, ice companies have
kept up the scraping and running. Cbss.
Russell & Co. have their village houses
about haf full. The ice that s being taken
out 10 about 10 inches thick and Of good
quality. The Russells have large crews .,
the hodges place and on the island. Their
pay roll for the week ending Feb. l0.h
amounted to 81 300. and il is expected it
will be much larger next week.
The band fair opened at the Opera House
last night. The A. T. 4. dramatic club
presented the three set drama Comrades"
to small sized audience, in . very credit
able manner. The fair will be continued
tonight and tomorrow night.
There 10 movement on foot to get tel
ephone line from the village to Richmond
Corner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-12
TO WAR UPON ITS LIFE AND HEALTH

II + well known that HEALTHI Y BLOOD,
DESTROYS the NI1MBERLteSS MICROBES OF
La Grippe. that are constantly swarmlng m
the hlooi of every person living iu an infected
district.
II the microbes are allowed to exist and
multiply In the blood. that terrible disease La
Grippe manifests itself and i followed 9y
the hIooa I, POOR and WEAK It's power 10
overcome and destroy this antagonistic me-
is greatly lessened. The microbes enter;
muitipiy rapidly. until they overcome ana M
disorIaniIe every healthy function OF the
body and destroy life Itself. The eeeorateu
pr. Wstkin', says, 1.-THE La Gr'ppe Lii'ciuoes 80
eNi.t In The atmosphere every here and only
strong healthy blood is able to resist and de-
stroy them 10 the body
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-12
STATE OF MAISE,
EXECuTIvE CHAMBER


PORTLAND, Feb. II - In the United
States D.sIics Court, before Judge Webb
in the Gaze Of United States vs. Willau
Tozier Of Bingham for violation of th.
internal revenue Law. the j,Hy Is out
Dyer, dlstrict attorney; Geo. Libby.
In the Superior Court. before Judge
Bonney, in the case Of John Z Csdy VS.
Mark J Sullivan and Sabins Csdy. Ths
plsintif claims to recover s3 600 for dam
ages resulting from b te by large New,
fouadlsr dog, Tie defends 1ts claim the
dog did ot belong TO them that 1t was q
dog belonging to the late Peter A. Sullivan
and after his death to his e' ,fe; that t1ey
never hs,bored or sspt h m. Ga t,jsI
NJ Z. Erank. GhAs L Lahhy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-12
JAPAN AT WOLRDS FAIR
4 Splendid Offer for an Exhibit Expect
ed from That Country.

CuiGAGO, Feb. il.-Yesterdsy at .
mest.f e II the south Park commissioners.
). Tisims, a JspsOese, now IN the city
fgpIesentisg bis governmeDt,N told the
members Of the board ,hAs japan
Ssntei 70 pat up stone building
IN Jackson Park, lay out Jspar -
ssa gardens al around il, fl the
bul1ing with rare ~orks Of art, and then
give everything to the city Of Chicago.
e. GIN. also said that the government Of
Jspsn ~ouli vote sn annual appropriation
ss keep up the tuildins and gardens, the
shoie thing to b. a par; Of the japanese
display at the Worlds Far. II is.thought
tne psrk commissioners will accept the
xT o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-12
FOREIGN NOTES.

Dsspafches have been received from
several places 10 Spsio showing that the
Ansrchists are grestiy worked up over the
executions.
Cunt Bslls,trem, Centfist, read . state
ment ia The German Reichstas, Wednesday,
sithdfae isg 4 Toe demand that the Jes uits be
silo~ed 10 return to Germany, owing 70
government opposition. 10 the demand and
.he citation caused by sae educAslon bill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-12
Funeral Of Capt. Robert N. Stevens Of
Old Orchard.

BIDDEroKD, Feb. 1.-THE funeral of
Capt. Robert NJ. Stevens Of Old Orchard
occurred at the Second Congregational
church, Biddeford, Thursday afternoon.
II wss attended BY . large delegation Of
the Fifth Maine Regiment. veterans. mem
befs Of the Grand Army. Mssons, Odd Eel
lows and Knights OF Pythias. The bust
ness Of the city wss suspended during the
ceremony. The officiating clergymen were
Rev. VIM. RAIDER and Rev. John d. Emer-
ann
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-12
Fire at Yarmouth.

YARMOUTH, Feb. 1.-The farm build
inss Of Jerome Nichols, on the Freepors
road. caught IRE last sight At about Z
O'Clock and before the flames could be
stayed had destroyed both house and barn,
The fise is supposed 10 have caught from
the chimney. A psrt Of the furniture vas
saved, - well % the horse. Some hens
were burned. The loss 10 estimased q,
about q. 600. Insured for 81, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-12
A Veteran stage Driver Dead

BANGOR, Feb. ll.-Hsrvey Ward, the
veteran stage driver Of Eddingtop, died
there Thursday m,rpins. For forty con.
secutive years be drove tn. stage into Ban
gor, ard duYing oil that tune never missed
taxing his TnsDksgiving dinner as one hots
here. He vas veaishy, AID leaves . vidov
and grown-gp children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-12
THE WEATHER.

ali teiegrs ph.c csl4nallcs in bstsesn
Augusta and the ortside s5T 4 osiss "a Of
during the night, the Weather predictions
failed TO arrive. nut he JouEsAL tskss Ihe
liberty 10 rsmxlk III 1. a. lte iiRle of .iE Z
to prsss il looked vsry muth Ike SNOW.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-12

BtKER's Aromatic binger Is a deiic.
ieus preparation, canpoaaaei Of tae
,,s.ai . Jsnai a 1i1gsr, Ardsnasics (.
Pa.s French Brady. S1 mere ea, cs 70
=, ,slatAbIe -srss@y Far 'hs reiI+f Of La
grippe and Cold. in the Head, which 4.s
.,snyas inG.G,4oa. fInsy c,n4s suddenly
and unsccoanobIy. 4 slight exposure
and you are saojecs TO iff.l@sion " the IL -
nsr l.s,pgs Of she nasal paasssss. dry akin
caused BY the closing of the psrss, Nsfsry
d..chArgss from eyes sud nsss, ,-sl Of
which are symptoms Of tncipiens Catxrrh.
which. II checked. Siii er'sit un.riA snt-
fss,bz Ard misery. BAKERS GINGER.
,,sen 10 ims and IN iaaI So.es, ~,ii ua,1
III, ms, .evars cold irsids Of "a bsa,s
BEWARE ~ cheap &ad 0ttsn Gage d
on. doss... BAKERS 10 different from
50 sslIst jamaica aingefs.
gold Evcrv~hcrc.
,PS3ttf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-12
The BlVER OF LIFE !

The BLOOD OF A. HUMAN BEING In
full health, is likewise burning, corrosive
ievouring RIVER oeadiy and destructiV
TO every form Of germ Hfe that blls the, stmos-
pnere and permestes every part OF the human
boiy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-12
4 RIVER OF DEATH!

A distinguished traveller has recently Dis
covered in the heart of the Great Desert OF
Sahara, the most wonderful river in the world
lts waters are so strongly impregnated witt
An alkali: that every living thing entering II
suffers an agouizing and almost instant deaii
and the life ess bodies are quickly disintegrS'
ted and devoured by the corrosive huid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-12

The Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton rail
road has acquired me fndisbpolis. Decaiu
4 WesteYn i1oe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-12
A GRAND GOOD TINE.
Third Annual Ball OF the Maine .tcniral
Relief Ut Portland.

Special to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL.
PORTLAND, Feb. ll.-Despite the blz-
zsrd that ragged ftrcely all the afternoon,
evening and night the third annual bail Of
the Name Central Relief Association was
frst-cisss time and everybody in the city
ha1 grand time.
The hall vas handsomely decorated for
| the occasion. bunting ard coiored signal
| lights sisiDg pleasing effect.
The concert from 8to o'clock by the
Portland Singers club and Chambers band
was very fine. The programme is A. TO
love:
| Overture Barrier Of 81 vile, Rossini
ChandieI's Banf.
Srl"rtipn-Ihe VikIHss, taning
| singers Club.
Cornet solo-The tIIea, shorl
&. Blanchard.
Selection Bridal Chorus, Cowen
ting RS ClBb.
| Medley The Min.tte1 Bowen
Chsndifr's Band.
| sflceiion-SiileT's wooing. flaming
sing T's Club.
| GalHp-BsiIresd, rpI Jsnd 10 Bangor. introducing
whist g. bell, air brake, and other I, alis1c
lea ures,
Alter the cor cert fne order Of dancer
foil1~ing q nsieiD,ns
Floor Dir, ctor-W Wellipg'on Sprsgue.
ADJ. l.. Gardner. II. q. P.rkman
u. r PAismsn. Ma.hslI Tsu, ~. II
KesuRs, &. ". aabb, Geo. Il. Whitney,
}. Red l. W. toiiIaer. II. ii. Hanson,
A. II. P.iiIip., j. Il KhDo,n, Chas. y.
Kimbsii. NJ. =. fiesiey, M. r. Dunn, +. A
feeney, Frank ". York, W. =. SEonehsm
Commatee Of AraggemeHts--E. A
Hail, +. L. Gardner, II. II. rovie, Fl. q
! farkmsn. q o. 4. Wbisnsy, Il. q. Fo.ter
Reception CommIaee--E. A. Han, VIM
A. A,Iea, bso. Il. Hsskeli, II. Ii. fovis,
+. ID. Rogers, II. ID Wsldron. Ghos. p
Shaw, s. 5 Canili, L v. Philbrook.
A reception room, IN The form Of palace
draw ing room car. vas faed up in elegant
| style. Reiseshmsats ~sre served during
| tie evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-12

nlcKAPoo INDIAN SALvE. An
"A Excellent Dressing for Fever Sores, Cancers,
Piles. and all kinds of Indolent Ulcers This
Satve is made OF Real Buhaio Taiiow, combined
with Medicinal properties OF healing HerhS
Roots. Barks, etc. Only IS cents package
Get L. Don't be without IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-12

The highest pfsise has been won by
Hnods Piils for their sssy, yet efficien,
acs.oa. dksl, folrmehd&v
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29
Have No Equal.

ALLcocx's Porous PLAsrERs have a.
tanned . worldwide :sputation solely
upon their superlstive inertia. They
have many would.be rivals, but have
never been equalled or even approach.
ed in curative properties and rapidity
and safety Of action. Their value ha.
been attested by the highest medical
authorities. - well ~ by unimpeach.
able testimonials from those who have
used them, and they are recommended
~ the best external remedy for weak
back, rheumatism, sciatlcs, colds
coughs, sore throat; chest and stomach
affections; kidney difficulties, weak
muscles, strsins, STITCHES and aches and
pains OF every description.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29

On senrtss shs uusives cvss h Japun.
- shst h worth several thousand oDl-
huu4 20 the ex-sense SENATOR.
Ls.pe sspsutly del~ci intD loAs sgsD
- osuosnsn's unAsgweas Ed hsvs
AlnD~<xcd . numew Of interesting
ln1eA Stfves Tor noruin9 vsos have
0h linz Of cusor acroo - 'front.'
- black and d~sh slns. - wsn
- In blsegrsy and other ltght tlnts,
bot ne Asss'ssvO - vesoupsns. oelll
tns lse.sey. eVnnfl1 sn6 css fsooukueey
81 good Viafn nssn y svsgyvuhsss pre-
dcnainsnA A ssw dnnrt - rA1lng fuak
- bsrn nseuvle zt whtch. - 0aoss Of
0s~nnl 49, eDss sd - - . snxnps
.uusa -. bue9snaavwn - 49, cd
Apm . pu1n1 sbous haH ~ avn 10
o. kDs - 90 mush nks . pefr 81
srUussA - - 70 - c,nss - ~ bDdy.
- = n ~n11uab<sl s<Dvone,us to
2soss ~ho - tng - Ne s.sdnN - Il
09sssuf1y prvssns ~ 1877 ps<ess~
~ up and CALLING the sody. sqs~s-
- eufzh en- san - opd1 ~ IL dny,
ppd sw drx,s snsrss Shs nnnbrv a seud
bea>s ren~1ns unrhsaqeA s6<lsee sas
- 10 a pknns~e the dnU1Dse.d
1.ressDo hsing moss1y In f.suv-
eh1r<s ssv sigAH weer ere svt1sa>ly
Uev2G ~~g - p~jnnaA H. n1UAt
s.1Drnf a sfron~iss rsrs,szs~un1n1 ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29

snd q orssr nea N sneok ne patssaane
meati,a Of tAe iassntkoa II The pAystr
eisna wep u,aAs "a him.
The slok nan wss qui<hly snssehe&-
issa end The inaassd hrsaes go expossd
10 vs>v. 4 aiaeeierstto2 on the ieft
ssds shuved the& ths tsouhee ny under
SAe ti.sue In that divussion. and pv.
Eliinwood began operations ~ onOs by
making two deep inclskons ereeswiee.
iron which che bleed svssrted In
strexmA several Of The larger blood
vessels weee nsossaarily eat. bat these
w~rs qxickiy ligNsavsd with ~, ssill-
mama sasiatanc<. The flaps of neah
were iatd n cne side. exposing the
third nib 10 visw. Thia rib was rejected
Tor three inrhes, and NJ en- II Was eut
away dark and blooty orening was
r~vsaled. through which the thosssic
cavity snd the space hetwesn The lungs
eould b. ssea. Or. Hirueh1sader In
sevtsd The enaoseope throvgh uhe open
ine In nsshms brsast and The light wns
tuSnsd on. illuminating The interior Of
The cavity with rsmsrkshle distinctnssA
The heart worked slowly. owing 70
tie effect at ether. The sorta dilstsd
and fell With every heart beet The
lung We also plainly visible During
the one hour and . half consumed In
making The orsrstiop The sotiou Of tho
hcars wss plainly visible, end the un-
usual SIGHT wsA the subject Of much
commsnt upon the part of the OPERATOR
end spectatosN
when The process We complstsd and
every vsatigs Of pss removed the sndo-
scope IVES withdrawn and the opening
In Bashm's breast closed. The opera
ton ives highly srocossfu ono IN
every particulAH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29

80 g - usMsna lnsalsy. 81 ~
49, ekks - Assssss - al fashioasd
- sop>on 81 ~ussAA - pp>1upo -
We,1fngesn b.seA esms 81 ths pAjnma
sn1np srs ~ se1s.se6vs snd ssp>nsivs
- unonA - 60 saogo % ngpedwAy
thnvo 60 sums e 9Th wAkrh voalA
hoss nekunnn . Uhos>sa Thav wese cf
sp~n en- h hn1ttDch strips sed we'll
cuaev0s1n1 snlrA p1nk aud white. .
hghs eeaasn ysllow snA pink. = full
bfss - FtsA bEunoD. and - Me knees
snd vu1uns wsss sssds - white siis sad
tnnsnaA
H. sns1usey. = shA~ay ussd fcr
lnWn 49, 49, wAinh ~ ssesoa
shpw - en1lsn vastseV u na9sstAl and
dss1gA II ufzsasS a IN sz~l cotton
- Pss1aS1y haVsR ~ IN Asong ell the
tn2klnG. onA Ne epoopa rsmazutng In
~ onGhuvunnd - lufsr@usS ought to
a. n Gnk eupssusa tssslf In stripes,
an1nos shDs1A Aals Inn apd sometime
- elobsA thnn wh1pA poeAtng can b.
su1>w e mDss osNs1u1A Nat b fav-
os11s unAn ~ thens pas>lms ahirta.
whieA vun ~ songs h atAlssscA The
undrsas ox1psdD sFo - present. In de-
mnn6- UsV1y . fad-es 0xforia require
dressing 70 ~ them "a. Fair~stripcd
eambrtsA u hlus. p1nk and hslictsops.
viii ~ h gssas dsnAnd. Judging by NE
sepek lnidtn. ~ sporting mea- Hello
tEops y csse.1hly n sfeminate color,
bnS u y hssoming, snd youth win CON-
dnos nnoA - setaAa that rssah The
eulrsu uamsd ass sotteMA down By =
W - whi>s diagonal line ehsck.
hG.
In undwslo&hdhg SOMA very pro
upanesa dssigns hsvs sppeasd this
uonxAL IN SIX and cotton = soft blend
= an escsotrip idsa. TAa viewing b
looes ond AnA and tAs design h In seta
q sinp Of three stripes, which 80 round
end round Tho garment, giving 70 the
BODY . wosp-like appearances. especially
when tho colors chosen are those Of that
veuomcus inssst-hlacA or brown. with
yellow markinga-
TAe black six pajnma suits hare been
taken up ginosrly. They are very
handso@, and The monogram or crest
or badge hooks we'll worked large on
tho Auuk l saw besutifally finished
set of THREE going home 70 . FIFTH
svenue swell, who had seen friend In
. suit, and the monogram under ,
crown w. worked In r,sddy rcd hair.
A lock Of hair had been sent 70 the out
l1tAer % have the design worked In II
was tull from tho head Of wel-kncwu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29
The Press Club Excursion.

Take advantage Of the Grand Rapids
Press club excursion to Niagara. June
l. It will cost you but $500 for the
round trip fare, and $500 per day At
the hotels. It's the nght of lifetime,
you know, and this is the first and only
low rate excursion of the season 70 the
worlds greatest natural wonder. The
train will leave the D., q. II. & NJ. de-
pot Wednesday. June I, 1T .. M, and
will stop st the following named Can
ada points: Woodstock, st. Gather
ines. Windsor, London, Ingersol, PARIS,
Harrisburg and Hamilton. Tickets for
sale ct all Newspaper Offices, the D., q.
II. B d. city ticket ofdce, and by all
member of the Press club. All tick.
cts good until the following Monday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29

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