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The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-22
Something Should be Done


Now thit the monetary conference
has adjourned TO MAY without having
dom anything and with no prospects OF
doing ANYTHING should they rra.scmhe,
something should hc done about the
silver purchases. Several bills have been
introduced for the repeal of the act of
$50, OF at least of the clause requiring
the purchase OF - million ounces of sill
Yer a YEAR Whether Mr.. BlHnd's com
mijrt can nc induced 10 report any ot
thr-o bills may be doubtc'l, bW tlcrr
should br some Way of getting the mt
ter from under hi- thumb.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-22

Correspondence which the Commercial
Bulletin lrl- had with New England Con-
gressmcu. Rcpublcan~ and Democrats,
show. that they II" practically united
against he idea of State bank currency.
But the Democrats of the South and
large majority of them of the We,t are
not in accord with those of New England
in th, particular and tha i. whore tn"
dilllcnltN lie...
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-22

Tie New \ ork Press has made can
viss of Democratic Representatives in
the new House and nf. the 2lG, lGS
reply. All but of these favor tie TO
peal Of the Mckinley law and 91 favor
an extra session. Practically all al th"
Democratic Representatives favor tin"
repeal of the sherman silver moy but
most of them -tipulatc that it shall be-
only to pave the way for absolute free
coinage. one hundred aud one Of the
Democratic tongrcssmcn who express
an opinion believe in free coinage ana
only Il are opposed to it. On this issu"
as we'll Il. the tariff the Democrat sell
timcnt so strongly prcpondcrating i
significant and hodcs evil for our
country.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-22

We have Il few OF those Webster'S II
abridged Dictionaries of l2sl pages. left.
which We offer to Heir subscribers or oid
with the REPORTER for one full year for
$500. Also for two new subscriptions
and 81, we will give one of these large
and valuable Dictionaries.
This offer continues Willie the Dietion-
aries last.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-22

In the Senate among the bill- intro
duccd and referred Tuesday, was one hy
Mr sherman to extend to the Northern
Pacific Ocean provisions Of the statutes
for protection of fur seals and other fur
bearing animals
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-22

State Lecturer, Hon. L. .. WinsloW of
ST .Albans, made his annual report 10 the
State Grange at Lewiston, Wednesday.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-22

Coy. Burleigh will 90 10 Chicago after
his term of office expires where he will
Join Mrs. Burlcigh. The Governor will
take rood long resi-
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-22

In order that We may not do injustice
to old subscribers we will give two of
these books to any subscriber who, dur
ing the month of December, will pay the
amount due ON their subscription To
December 3lst, and pay one full year in
advance.
Subscribers out of town will be ohlig-
ed to enclose $ cents for each book for
postage.
These books are nicely bound in cloth
and gilt and contain from $50 to $50
pages. Call early while you have "A full
assortment from which to make sclcc-
tons.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-22
DECEMBER PREMIU Ms,
Extraordinary.
To New Subscribers.

We ant TO secure an extra number OF
new subscribers to TIE SOMERSET RE
PORTER in December and therefore offer
the following Inducements
To new subscriber with one full
years payment in advance. Sl.50, We OF
fer the selection of three nice cloth-bound
books embracing sucl works as, Prince
of Darkness, Ouida, Tom Browns School
Days. Ivan the serf, Vivian the Beauty.
One Thousand Leagues under the Sea.
Rory O'More, The Dukes Secret, The
Queens Revenge, She, Marriage at Sea,
His Help Mate, aud others.
To new subscriber who pays - cents
for six months in advance, we offer two
of these books.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-22

Mr.. Blaine is reported much hcttcr
This Thursday morning.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
POLITICAL EQUALITY.
Mrs. Strickland Delivers q Lecture on
Parliamentary Law.

The Political Equality club held its
regular meeting at the residence of
Mrs. Smith G.. Ketchum, No. 4l4 West
Bridge street, yesterday afternoon. The
meeting was Interesting and instruc-
tive. from the fact that Mrs. Strickland,
one OF the speakers of the Wo-
mans congress, which will be held at
Memphis, Tenn, November Is, 10 and
II, gave an address on parliamentary
law. Mrs. Strickland is an attorney,
practlcing In the supreme court of the
state. II was due her ceaseless efforts
IN the behalf of women that the law
was passed admitting women TO such
positions as deputy county clerk, etc.
She divided her subject into several
heads and explained each carefully,
earnestly and eloquently. She ana
lyzed parliamentary law and found it
10 be q science. She then clearly showed
Its application to art. She explained
that 1t facilitated business aud I'M
pressed on the minds of her listeners
mat the relative position of parliament
tIry law to the assembly is identical
with that of the general laws TO the
state government. She said there is no
rule or form of parliamentary law,
however seemingly unimportant,w which
may not possibly be the hinge upon
which important litigation may turn.
Mrs. Strickland closed her talk with
Q discussion of the advancement of
women, in public and organized efforts,
and the general possibilities Of women.
Reports OF the work on woman's
day at the two fairs were read, with
letters OF appreciation from both asso-
Citations. A letter from Ypsilanti was
read. Ii told Of the Advancement OF
women in that city, aud of the cleo
ton of two TO positions on the school
board. After the meeting class for
instruction in parliamentary law and
usages was formed, with. about thirty
members.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29

ratification meeting will be held
Thursday evening at the corner Of
Fourth and Sticking streets. W. r.
Mcknight aud NJ. NJ. housemsn will
speak.
Alfred wolcott and Dwight Goss will
address the Ninth Ward Republican
club at It's meeting. which viii be held
Dnlsht IN McCielland's hail on West
Fulton street.
c. K Hoyt. republican candidate for
the legislature from Ottawa county,
paid his respects TO the county COM
nittee yesterday.
The Hon. Stanley NJ. Turner, repub-
lean candidate for auditor general.
called At the county committee rooms
yesterday.
Senator Frye of Massachusetts,, an
earnest and eloquent speaker. will de-
liver an address hero during the CAM
palgn.
The Hon. Gerrit j. Diekema will
talk at Caledonia on the afternoon OF
October 8, and Fred Maynard Will
speak at the same place IN the evening.
Alfred Wolcott and Frank Rodgers
will speak at Cannonsburg October 5.
Mrs. Adele NJ. Hazelett will speak
under the auspices of the republican
county committee at Casanova Tues
day evening.
The republican county committee IN
response to many petitions, is making
arrangements to have the Hon. j. C..
Burrows speak here at some date in the
near future.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
Seeking for Health.

G.. F. Stearns of Big Rapids was a
guest at the Morton yesterday. "I
have been up north for my health all
summer" said Mr. Stearns yesterday.
"Slnce retiring from the presidency of
the Northern National bank, l have
made no attempt to carry on my busi-
ness. For year | have rested, trying
to regain my health and to restore my
nerves to their normal condition. Wait
ing for health is one of the most dis
coursging things l know about. My
years rest, however. has done me good
and hope soon to be able to continue
at least my numbering operations.
There are still large number of per-
sons at the northern resorts and, not
withstanding the lateness of the season,
the weather is very pleasant"
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
EYE AND EAR DISEASES cURtn
1Ht ONLY ONE WHO CURES DIkfsrs

CstRrTh, deafness, fbcumatlsua. rers.
ous debility, impotence and al dI.essus
resulting from early lDdiscretlons and
ercesses Of manhood, all diseases OF
the urinary oreslns, partial psrslyap,
vsricoceiie ruptures, tumors, scrofulA,
old cores, oropsy, tkIn diseases. liver
and kidney complaints. heart disease.
shortness OF breath, back Of head
smaH OF back, etc, including Ali
female complaints and chrouic dlsesse.
cured quickly aud perman .ntly.
That cough, slight fever aud weak
mesa. shortness Of breath, palpitation
Of heart nay means turs and ouic
oonsumptlRn.
If you are nervous, Restless. irrIts-
bic. tleepless or wske after horned
dreams. tired mornings, with a duh
headache, bad taste IL he mouth.
sometimes dischsrges. and 10 about
vour employment without liie, energy
or smtluon, desire 20 he alone.
gloomy foTebodiDgs, . dispOsltion 20
worry and fret Abort trouble ahead
that never comes, speils Of feeliue
AFRAID OF uncertain. sometimes low
spirits, you are fgnering from nervous
debility and c1banst on % nerve power
which msy eUc ia utter prostration.
IN sanity and death.
II you hsve = great sense Of weakness
and wearInest. with tired limbs, numb
ness trembling, pncsly sensations.
cold feet oud lsgs, you sre advancing
b. that most serious disesse-Psrsiysss.
II your bead sches. ieei numb and
ifea. with srHuFe sensstgons, loes "a
memory, sua "a think with difficulty
or you are 80 At nsght. w-th
6rowsinaes aa iurss durng the
dar, the nerve bTsin fsugue nav
snou run into ~ or death.
Ifyou have aBy Of these feelings 90
rot neglect then. or they vii efsoin
< paralysis insanity. prostrstion OF
a. you valus your lie DO Dot neg
Z Jet ffese warnings Time and espe-
Renee hst shown, sud hundreds ~
,tsrt.sne and marvellous C9res hsvs
rroved, that these dlsssses srs per
iectv snd completely cured hy Or.
>. CLAY TODD, IL n pivGsIon street,
rooms !. 3 and . Crane Rspids hsch.
Under the use ~ DR. = CLt
T8UD'S renisrksid remedies AL
those .vrnptCrns .seid So Il br magic,
sna strengths II nerves, viFpr - brain,
vfs litv ~ blood end health - bod '
H. remedies srs purely vsgeisils
sna harm isss. and can Only if Of
tslned - re nftue.
DE. TODD compounds hisFrescf >
tom before ssch y,stisnt n tIs othes
Ia TOUD's ofHre is a. - n. DlFiFion
street., ro,.rns ? snd =, Grand ksp,es-
His rsledIrfn4s seree vt ths st8H
sfh, sud von ear eni anything y0H
citUOsf
Rsis IN hs af1ee from ? IN tas Fuorr
ing unta Ia fft evening svsrg cay t1i
snr1sTs
Cal evuytody. a friendly O. VI
eoei yea npthsnE-
Low gasrxes. kspic curs&
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
At the Hotels.

Morton-W. W. GUNNER, Cadillac; D.
A. Harrison, Kalamazoo; George A.
Cormir. G. n. Schmidt, Detroit; w. Del
lis, Saginaw; j. c. Ford, Frulhport; n.
+. Stearnes. Big Rapids. NJ. B. Dana.
her, Lud:ngton; Ashford Wood, Mus
kegon; r. V. Hentlg, o. w. Shipman
Detroit; J. F. Geer. Lapeer; J. b. Jud-
kins, Reed City; Arthur Connor, De-
trolt.
Sweet's-J. J. Hubbell. Manistee; G.
ID. Alden, Fremont; w. c.. Bland, De.
troit; A. X. Keyes. Bay City; X. II. Day
Detroit; II. j. Bassett, Coldwater; Cruz:
Seskow. Saginaw; ID. l.. Barber, Sauga.
tuck; X. Ii. Hewitt. Maple Rapids; j
l.. lmmegost, Traverse City.
New Livingston-George Atchinson,
Detroit; George z. Sumner, Holland
j. A. Haak, Luther; Mrs. NJ. Mason
Muskegon; Mrs. w. ii. Thompson
Muskegon; c. p. Warner, Detroit; Jay
Clark, Birmingham; NJ. IL. Cook. Kal.
amazoo; +. V. Sunderlin, Lansing; J
w. Dunn, Pewamo; F. Nj. Hosken
Jackson.
Esgle-D. c. Leirson and wife, Ben.
ton Harbor; j. w. Pfeifier. Edmore
r. Manning, Lyons; A. b. Cneny
Sparta; J. w. Hallenbach and wife
Ostego; d. Gardiner and wife. Luther
w. NJ. Hiles, Luther; Eugene Pender.
gast, Luther; d. c. Nettleton, Charlie,
voix; j. L. Hughes, Detroit.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
Political Parapaphs-

The republican confessons CON-
nittee met and orgaEed, Tuesday
afternoon. Dwight Ge was elected
secretary and the selecon Of . chair
man Was left undeternned.
The pronib.tionists HE opened up
their campaign IN enest and are
holding and preparing hold meetings
"a different parts OF thtate.
Monday night the r. J. Snashall
and Willam {. SheparapOke At Alto;
Oeorze Roelofs. J. n. Nynsrd and A.
z. Cheney at sparta; 20 Rev. Charles
Oldheld at Engishville nd g. W. Eel
lows at Edgerton. Alhe meetings
were veil attended. Insct the inter-
est shown by this par IN the cam
paign is greater than onny previous
wear. IL "a prop sed thold twelve
meetings in the county Ut week.
There VIII DO sboutO0 meetings
held IN ths county bwe election,
three IN sssh township aItwo IN each
ward.
The democratic coun committee
bas opened tts hssdqusrt in the law
Offices IN the old Court ick sad has
them neatly fitted up.Pctures Of
Cleveland and Stsvenso sdorn the
walls. Will Gurus. souf ex-Msyor
Curtis. = IN charge.
The democratic counscommittee
will suspend a banner airing the
legend headquarters dhe Demo-
cratic County Committee cross Lyon
street
NJ. NJ. Housemsn spoke q demo-
cratic meeting m Snowiise hall, No.
IA Fast Fulton street. evening.
spd ". W. Hyde and Frs STAGE
spoke in Firms nal IN tnsth ward.
The Kent county delsas TO the
democrstic state convent, which
vi 10 hsid in Lansing neduesdsv.
viii e. prepared 20 boom Hon. L.
y. Norris OF this city for jse Of the
supreme court
The organization Of the seth ward
democratic club a now coutsd and
the foliowinx are the 0thc' Presi-
dent. Andrew Doyle; vice esident.
william Il. Folzsf; secrets d. W.
Dsvey. treasurer, William tensch.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
A Positive Fact.

Ladies, do not delay your valuable
time by waiting and suffering. but Sc
cure bottle of Dullam's Great Ger.
man Female Uterine Tonic and be
cured of your monthly trouble either
in old or young. 1t is the very best
preparation L ever prescribed In my ex-
tensive practice. 1t has gwen the best
results IN the greatest number OF cases
of female troubles of any medicine
that / ever used. | do not make a
practice of using or recommending
patent medicines. but this remedy is
prepared by very competent physi-
clan and chemist of my acquaintance
and | can cheerfulIy and conscience
ously recommend 1t as the best.
A. c. truth, Nj. D.,
Specialist of Diseases of Women,
80 East Madison ST., Chicagy, Ill.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
Physicians

frequently state: I'VE know'that Port
Vine i the best tonic for the weak
nervous and dehllItated, and for sucn
troubles as exhaustion, weakness, sleep
lessness. etc. there is no medicine 10
compare with II; yet We fear 10 pre-
scribe il, for there are 50 many. aduI-
terations on the market"
There is q brand called Royal
Ruby" Port Wine, so called for It's
royal taste and ruby color, II Is pure
and old and has that frulty taste that
no other wine has. Druggists some
times urge that whicn they have IN
hulk; whyg More profit OF course.
Royal Ruby port wine is guaranteed by
the undersigned to be absolutely pure
and over five years old, or money paid
for il will be refunded. Quarts 81 90;
pints 60 cts. Sold and guaranteed by
White 4 White, Thum Bros. and
Schmidt, leading druggists. Bottled by
Royal Wine Co., Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
OUR CANDIDATE.
He Is an Able Juris, and a Man oi
Successes

Judge Hooker was born 1T Hartford,
Conn.,. January l6, 1874, and hence IS
lust in the prime of his physical and
intellectual manhood. He graduated
from the law department OF the Mlchl-
gan university IN 1865 and was ad-
mItted TO the bar at Ann ATbor upon
his diploma the same year. Prscuced
ms profession at Bryan, o., year, and
in 1856 became permanent resident
of Charlotse.
In the spring of 1867 he was elected
county superintendent of schools,
under the law that had been enacted
by the legislature the session of the
previous winter. The spring CT 1869 he
was elected a justice of the peace and
for two or three years was an active
mag strate. lie was elected prosecut-
ing attorney IN 1872 and served IN that
cspsci;y -four years, declining further
nomination.
In the spring of 1878 q vacancy hsv-
ing occurred n thu iudgeshIp OF the
tifth ludicisl circuit, owing to the res
lgnsuon Of Judge Van Zgls, who had
been appointed United states district
attorney for tab. Judge Hooker was
appointed 10 till the vacancy. Ia the
iAti OF 1910. epfiAL OF 4c.A aQu AH0f ne
was reelected 10 the position by ir-
creased msi0rities. punng MA eleven
years service upon the circuit bench
Judge Hooker Bss won Al envisble
reputation ss a CONSCIENTIOUS impartial
and iu.t Judge.
The ffth judicial circuits the largest
IN population IN the state presided
over by one Judge. but no citizen ever
has cs0s@ - complain tast he "a de-
privsd OF bis 'dsy in court" sixty
eixht PER cent. of Judge Hooker's cases
thst we're passed upon by the supreme
court during hls s'S years term ending
Jan I. 1888. were affirmed. During
sad term. tne cases commenced ard
brought INTO the courts IA his circuit.
average about SO Tesr. ard motions
500 . Yesr. Making total 81 .eo1 csses
snd SEQ motions. of these ouiv
tvsnfF.sevsn were reversed. beng con
.dersbly under I per cent. During
his terTs Re hss presided ~ fftsea
murder trsls. not cue Of whcA h4s
been reversed. Df these eases only
four resulted IN scgulttsl. Toe ses-
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29

Sheriff Breakey and also Postoffice In
spector Lamrough are in town today
looking over the Office and trying to
get some clue 10 the parties.
Last Sunday morning during the
heavy thunder storm the barn of K. DE
Gear, four miles east of this place, WAS
struck by lightning and consumed with
800 bushels of grain and hay. Mr.. De
Gear succeeded in saving his horses
that were IN the barn when il was
struck. He only had $500 insurance
which will come far from covering his
loss
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29

Dullam's German Medicine company
Gentlemen take great pleasure IN
testifyIng in behalf of Dullam's Great
German Blood. Liver. Stomach and
Kidney Cure. | can safely say that |
never took such medicine as that
cleanse the liver, stomach and kidneys.
I was suffering frr years with bnous-
ness, Indigestion and loss of appetite
and sleep. one Bottle did for me
more coed than SIX months other
treatment, and feel 1t my duty TO
testify in its benalfso others may try it
aud get cured. Your truly.
WARREN r. RUssEIL,
Contractor and Builder,
Flint, Mich.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
NEWS OF THE HOTELS.

At noon yesterday the last delegat es
had left the hotels and they were prsc-
tically deserted. The clerks took a
rest and the man that was mean
enough TO insist upon having an entire
room to himself was accommodated.
The convention was one of the best
looking ana most orderly that WAS
ever held in Grand Rapids and The no.
tel clerks say the delegates were the
most gentlemanly crowd that ever
came to attend any convention.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT SENATORIAL
CONVENTION.

The republicans OF the sixteenth senatorial
district. comprising the city of Grand Rapids.
excepting wards ten and eleven. VIII meet In
convention on Friday. September 20. at 30 D.
m. in the Lincoln club headquarters on Pearl
street. in the city OF Grand Rapids. for the
purpose of nominating "A candidate for state
senator. TO be voted for az the general elec-
tion TO be held November s. l592. and for the
purpose of electing "A senatorial committee.
Each ward is entitled 10 three delegates.
By order OF county committee.
l.. NJ. SELLERS.
GEO. w. BUNNELL. Chairman.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
Casual Guests.

Mrs. NJ. Mason and Mrs. w. H..
thompson OF Muskegon were guests at
the New Livingston yesterday. They
were In the city on shopping expedi-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. Ford of Chicago
dined at the New Livingston yesterday,
while on their way north.
X. W. O'Conner, Chicago railroad
contractor, took dinner at Sweets yes
terday
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29

MoRHsy. sept. 2s.-This city hss
been remarkably free from depre-
datons hy the professional class for
We years unfii at night. rhsn the safe
in the postoffics vas drilled between
tas door snd combination knobs and
the CON hinston broken and the safe
rifed of Is contents. stamps ard
n1onev to ehe amount 81 s22A54 vas
taken besides al registered letters snt
other valuable papers The burglars
gained sdm8ttsnce ~ pFyinH the tr0ut
door open wlth a ehse4 shst they left
behind and left hy rear w1ador.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
A Duty TO Yourself.

1t IS surprising that people viii use a
common, ordinary pill when they can
secure a valuable English one for the
same money. DR.. Acker's English pills
are a positive cure for sick headache
and all liver troubles. They are small,
sweet, easily taken, and do not gripe.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29

The regular monthly meeting of the
Grand River Valley Horticultural
society was held at the home of Homer
III. Hayes in Tslmadge Tuesday after
noon. Owing to the busy fruit season
the attendance WAS not large, only
about seventy-five persons being pres
ent. A letter from Prof. l.. X. Taft, of
the State Agricultural college on fun
gus diseases was read. A communi-
cation from the Hon. Chas. W. Gar
field was also read stating that beef
steak was 10 cents pound IN Amstpr-
dam, butter 90 cents and peaches FIVE
cents each. Attention was called 60
the shOrtness OF the supply of fruit
cans. The members considered lt fort
unate that Grand Rapids had been able
to take care Of SO many peaches IN
hushei baskets tbs year. Be
fore the topic Grapes and
their uses was discussed the
members OF the society listened
90 male quartet. a new seeding in
troduced by Mr.. Hayes was pronounced
the sweetest grape IN existence. Mr..
and Mrs. Hayes Sere gwen a vote of
thanks for the kind manner IN which
the society had been entertained.
The subjects for discussion at that
meeting viii oe Culture of pears and
apples" aud lessons IN marketing. -
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
True ECONOMY in Dress

"No WOMAN pFactices tras economy
until she uses Diamond DYES" says =
writer III the Ladies Companion.
Every dime spent for Diamond Dyes
will save dollars They color dresses,
eloAks. feathers. ribbons, carpet rags,
etc, any color. Even child can use
them, they are 80 simple. But do not
risk your goods with any imitation; the
Diamond are the only original and re
Liable.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT CONVEN
TION.

The republicans of the second represen enta-
tive district OF Kent county will meet in con
vention at the Ada hotel Monday. october 10.
lSJ2. at O'Clock. for the purpose Of nominal
Ing candidate TO represent said district In
the legislature and TO transact such other
business as may properly come before IL.
By order of the committee.
NELSON KELLY, Chairman
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
The True Laxat1ve Prinoiple

OF the plants used in manufacturing
the pleasant remedy, Syrup of Figs,
has a permanently beneficial effect on
the human system, while the cheap
vegetable extracts and mineral solu-
tions usually sold as medicines, are
permanently injurious. Being well-in-
formed. you viii use the true remedy
only. Manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup company.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
THE SACRIFICE.

sions of the court are always charac-
,erized by industry, economy and dig
nifty. And the scales of justice are
held at even poise by All incorruptible
hand-and the rights of the humblest
citizen weighs equal 10 those of the
wealthy and the representatives Of COR
pOrate power.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

September 20, Ninth Ward club viii
meet at McCIeiian's hall. Addressed by
Alfred Wolcott and Dwight Go,s
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29

Those who purchased tickets for the
summer season of six recitals can have
them exchanged at the Western Mlchi-
gan College Office for the new course of
ten recitals.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29

The first concert by the faculty of
the Western Michigan College Conserva-
tory Will be given in Hartman's hall
Thursday evening, the Goth inst.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29

no YOU WANT TO RENT OR SELL; TELL
IL the people about IL for nickel next Sun
day. Copy By noon Saturday.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29

Fresh FISH and sea delicacies received
daily at Detlenthaler's. III Monroe
street.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
The Grandest SHOW SHOW ndaa Of millinery Ill ,n;.

city will be on exhibition at Corl,
Knott Il Co.'s autumn opening. Thurs
day and Friday, September 2S and 29.