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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-14
DiyOrccd.

LONDON, May 14.-John Richards
Malone, major of the ninth battalion
rifle brigade, of Barnston, ireland, who
charged that his wife, the Hon. Char
lotte Mildred, eldest sister of Lord
Churston, had committed adultery with
Count d'Autichan in Paris, where they
lived together. was granted divorce
to-day. Count d'Autichan was con-
demned to pay the costs of the suit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-14

Ehenne Deschamps was hanged at
the parish prison in New Orleans yes
terday for the murder of Juliet Dietscl',
aged thirteen years, by giving her
chloroform. He then attempted sui
eide by the same agency.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-14

THE METHODIST preachers arc more
liberal than President Harrison. They
are in favor of reciprocity. They send
missionaries to China, and therefore
don't object to Chinese missionaries in
this country. But Mr.. Harrison does.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-14

BALTIMORE, May 1l.-Flour finn ana
unchanged. Wheat firmcr; No > rcd. sl9I
954 bid May 94la94s; June 81 la9l3; 'n!
90ia9Oi; steamer No , red 90 aSkel South
crn quiet; Fultz 90a96; longberry 92aS.-
Corn strong; mixed. spot 5;;}a53!; May ga
524; June 504a50l; July 495a5o; stean.i
mixed 40 bid Southern strong; white 'lA
52i yellow 52a53. Oats steady; No " 81,
crn white 314a3S; No = Western m,Sel
"a! asked. Rye dull No S3!aSl. Lay
quiet and unchanged. Provisions steady aHa
Quiet and unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-14

As 5000 A YEAR andmileagc are not
sufficient to secure the attention OF a
quorum in Congress, wouldn't it be we'll
to try honor alone as an lnducemeh',
rs is done in the British parliament?
The people cannot afford to give any
moro money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-14
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, May LITTLE stock market
was quiet this morning. First prices were
generally slight fractions lower than those OF
last evening but Some improvement occurred
in the early dealings which, however upon
Acknowledgement of pressure upon the leading
stocks soon disappeared. Fluctuatiou, were
small in most stocks The market failed to
present any other feature, and at II O'Clock
was fairly active and generally heavy at small
fractions below first prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-14

Wesley Ayrcs and YIN. E. Popkins were
tried in the Loudoun County Court on Thurs
day last for horse stealing. Both plead gull
ty, and We're sentenced to the penitentiary for
three Yeas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-14

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, May 1l.-Ther
was little done on Change to-day. the oici'
ings being light and the transactions few
There is no change in prices and We quot :
Wheat Soa97; Corn 1852; Rye 7Ol1-, and
Oats 36a39.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-14

NEW YORK, May 11-Cotton- upland,
:; Orleans. Futures opened steady =, ai'l
closed quiet Flour active and steady. h'i'
dull and easy. Corn active and finn l'oiS
dull and firm at 50 5Oatr0O Lard dull ana
unchanged at SO 30.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-14

The Southern Planter for May has
been received from its publishers IN
Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-14
The Powder Exploded.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May 14.-Zack Wells
of Fair View, Va. went to Big Stone Gap,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-14

DASTURAGE for eight or ten COWS VI
4 HORSES. Pure stream of water, grow
ing shade and shelter. GEO. K. HILL
my12 1w Alexandra, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-14

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MAY II. 17''2'
Sun rises............4 81 sm'scts............lo u
ARRIVED.
schr Sarah Eldridgc Norfolk, laths. tosmoo'
& Co.
SAILED.
schr Pomeroy for Yeocomico, lumber BY
SmoOt & Co.
schr Delaware, Popc's Creek, lumber, by
II d Smoot * Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-14

BALTIMORE, May 14.-yirginia consol5, 10
bid do 10-40s 36a37.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

6enial Walter Collier, who was in
tne city as manager OF Helen Barry on
wednesday, IS a son of the veteran
manager. i. W. Collier, who for many
years was Il member of the firm of
shook y Collier, who conducted the
tuion Square theater as we'll as the
des-inies OF many large travelling COM
rAnies.
correspondent Is respectfully in
formed that Sol Smith Russell will not
appear IN Grand Rapids this season.
by the by. Mr.. Russell will play SIX
months at the Grand, Chicago. next
season during the period OF the Worlds
Fair.
Rhea, when not acting. spends her
time a. her pretty villa located on an
eminence IN the outskirts of isehlon-
able Paris lying below It. All of her
salon, bedroom and dining room iurn,-
tuFe were purchased III Grand Rapids.
,Chas. +. Griste, who acted ms treas
tirer Tor \ while ut iRedmonhis last
year, died recently IN San Francisco.
lie was quite an old man, anu at one
TIME held a prominent position in the
profession rs agent and manager.
A spectacle that pIeases the masses.
men women and childred everywhere
IS Hanlon's ''Fantisma." which comes
to Powers early IN April. The veteran
agent, Sam Fletcher, will be here IN a
few days amt tell us all about 1t.
Louis Wells, the accomplished musi-
can who Is especially engaged at
smiths this week, passed his I,uvhood
days IN this city. He is the son OF
James Wells. one of the oldcs, nlusi-
clans in the city.
Chas. Il. Hauaford, the talented
actor who viii TIC here with MarlOwe
next Tuesday. has preparations we'll
started now for his elaborata revival of
Julius Caesar" next season.
The passing of water in Powers is
certainly an accommodation TO many
patrons-yet some the boys prefer TO
go out and drink direct from the ar
cade fountain.
One OF the hits of "Cruiskeen Lawn
which Dpcns tonight ut Redmond's, is
the song. ">troling with Nora" which
Dan Mccarthy introduces IN thc first
act.
After the opening performance Mon
day. March -. everybody will be talk
ing about the great "Hefron" at
t'eary's museum.
Lewis Paul, the Hungarian mystery
al OeaTys musee, IS as expert at open
ing safe locks as lie is undolng hand
cuffs.
Manager Geery IS now looking about
for Suitable location for row
museum. TO Operf early in August
Manager Burroughs CLAIMS that "a
tale Of coat Is responsible for the
severe cold weather tins month.
The sal OF seats for Mss Marlowe's
engagement opened most ausplciously
at Powers Yesterday.
ES-Managcr Hickey OF Powers, is
now residing IN Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

Manager Smith announces the ban
neF snow OF the season for his patrons
TIE Coming week, the PlAnaondon All
star Speciality company, comprising
eigateen star artists including the
""nd Rapids boy Lou Wells and his
partner. Mr.. Thomas. also the latest
EUROPEAN aerial sensation. the Porters.
George and Annie, IN their daring feats
IN indari the lnimitabe female Inn
pefsonatcfs, Spencer and West, the
only original Plamouon, Annie Col
oufn, DaisY Hart, Fred G.. spencer, all
IN conjunction with the stock company
and Murphy introducing the beautiful
acting white bulldog Thunder. IN the
laugnable comedy entitled "a S;nk-
ing Resemblance" This is promised
Is the strongest show offered this sea-
son. The entire program Will be pre-
sented st usual matinees Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

pears . oe giving satisfaction. There
il4s been = nct.c4sss Increase IA pstFsa-
s-ss ever siaSS. kor ths eoalng xsek
y @AsSSs ersEy azao4aer. ths foslea-
lfK spleEdd llss of xxl1desllle eBte~
s-iAeTs- h~ipla xnd Troy ,the on, one.
is2sed soas asa dAaee ss.la m Amer
"a. fisst appearance :. tbs citV Of
siiS IA sous, lnlrcduclng trek and
.-lss toisys ssst.aS. als. IAslg alrhcalI
1s~s Ok s&ss'.>g GA tnirty-six inch hga
sssaes. t-=~ Palmer 4nd Msss Viva la.
s.sDss la plantation p4stImes; the great
a 'flse duets, The snepATd sisters,
heaiy and kolfe, the long snd short con-
tiisns. one standing six foot high, the
other three Martin and MARITIME, en-,
..eriallsts. and their performances on
the rolling ladder and smItf. Fuller the
rsnnsd nusiczl sketch artists; aud
hofnoio bros. scFobsts and head bal
ahcers- The principal features in the
iectufe hail Will Dc the new Partisan
OptieAs illusion "Fsluma," and grand
pf1<e cake wasx. The museum 10 open
every AFTERNOON At 1880, and IN the
evening al go.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

thxir tsnlns-
THIS has ssen particularly the case N
rsxo-Yr&r-ola races. 80 b. acA -. AZ TACT,
that X Is no uncommon thing now dur
ING The height Of the rsslEx season II
zee on daily PresFsnns tive races for
two.yesr-olGs- Excessive drafts upon
their vitality al that age % course ais
counts theiT availability tos campaign
ing al a more mature Ese, heHce each
year notes an increase IN tie ranks Of
what are called selling platers" and
decrease IN the number II good. service
able, everyday handicap acyses.
That the public are sufferers from
this state Of affairs Is patent enough.
Tor whenever long distance race Is
earded II one Of the metropolitan tracks
the attendance is larger, and there l.
easily noted more hearty enthusiasm
during the contest and az its outcome
In lieu of long distance races, however,
the paying public are very frequently
surfeited with a programme Of short
dashes, with the result depending 80
much upon the fail of tho Gag that little
real. enjoyment is experienced when
such races are being run.
Now il seeras TO me tina, "a organized
effort TO reduce the number of two
year-old races and 10 coax or cajole.
cudgel or clab owners 10 ran their
horses in long races will ultimately
rebound 10 the profit of the jockey
clubs. la many eases horse owners
who are now forced To run their horses
in short races, with the almost invGri-
able result that very few horses win
most of those races, would be glad of
the chance To train and run them in
longer races. with the result that the
contests would afford more real enjoy
ment to the paying public ana arrest an
evil which, If permitted 10 60 ON Is it
hes. must, before many years have
passed. bring the namc III the American
thoroughbred into contempt as the
progenitor of horde OF sprinters I'M
able 10 perform the colnmonest of the
many useful duties for which the horse
is maintained as domestic animal.
JosEPL j. BURKE,
Judge al Washington park, Saratoga
and Gutenberg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
HOW TO FIT COLTS
Horse Trainers Discuss Pros
poets for the Season.
MANY BRIGHT TW0-YeAR-0LDS
Old CzmpaigneFs az Wofk-A G1eai peal
of New Blood WIZ Show Itself
This Year

Careful preparation win reap its re-
ward
The winter work OF the famous train
ers j. about concluded. and IN little
more than a month the brooklyn handl-
cap will have been lost and won. This
season will mark a new era IA racing,
for many new owners have come int
turf life and magnificent new stable
have been brought 10 an effective stand
ing In the racing world. The most con-
spicuous of these newcomers will be
Frank Ehret, many Of whose horses ran
in the MeLewee stable last year with
excellsnt financial results. | saw Mat
Allea at Morris Park the other day, and
what he said concerning the spleE-
cad condition of the Ehret horses
was amply borne out by the ap-
pearance of the animals. 'Snip"
Donovan. who trains Mr.. Pulsifer's
horses, including the famous Tenny.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
Powess'-Iul.a Marlowe.

Few, IL any actresses OF the present
generation. ever enjoyed more genuine
5opularty IN Grand Rapids than does
Julia Marlowe. When one takes into
consideration that Julia MaIiowe has
pniy been upon the stage about four
years, and IN that time has advanced
30 the high position she now occupies,
it must D. conceded that she IS natnr-
ally endowed with very superior his
tronic talent. UnheraIded and I'M
known, with no fortune but her genius
and talent, she has set the theater
gong people of America 10 thinking.
khe has created new characters and
given TO the stage new ideas. She did
aot march In the trenches of the stage
tradition. She biazed pathway of
Der own. She knew no guide but
)ature. and il ha, been said of her that
he WAS sent TO interpret art not by the
ioyices of art. but by natures own
method. Miss Aarlowe has never been
ken in Twelfth Night IN this city.
Those who have seen her IN Rosailnd
Ind Parthenia can we'll understand
bow beautifully fitted she is for the
,weet and gentle character of Viola. The
anne splendid company which gave TO
80 young star such merltorious sup
bort when here IN January last still
jurround her, and il is within reason
- predict that the play of Twelfth
Night will be as artistically presented
- all Miss Marlowe's other plays are.
3eAts sre now on sale.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
Powers'--Rhea.

II 10 now eight years since Rhea made
her debut in America. and every play
Koer will remember the enthusiasm
With which she WAS received. She has
ever slnce rode along on the high tide
Of popularity and one of her favorite
cities is Grand Rapids, where she cap
cured the hearts of local play-goers on
her very first visit. Her annual en-
Eagement nc Powers next Friday. and
Saturday afternoon and evening, is I'M
poriant and particularly interesting in-
tsmuch as We shall see Rnes IN two
psw pisys. The play LA Czarina,
Empress OF Russia which will be pre-
sented ON Friday and Saturday even
ings. 10 an attractive and instructive
drama The subject is historical. treat
ing of the second wife of Peter the
breat. Rhes will play the titular role,
Catherine of Russia, which 10 Is said
Affords her opportunities for her we'll.
known power. At the Saturday matt
nee, by special request, she will offer
her latest novelty IN the way of comedy
character IN the new Dlay entitled
s.Gossip-" It 10 an interesting satire on
the laxative propensities of women,
and Rhea's natural vivacity and Paris
Ian manner are said to be brought most
pleasantly into setion IN this piece. II
II represented that Rnea IL supported
BY a good company headed by the we'll
Known actor William Harris. In both
Of these productions u is said that Rhea
viii wear gorgeous gowns and dresses.
The sale of seats opens on Wednesday
morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
WAY DOWN IN DIXIE.
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parasols being IN demand for pedes-
TRANS during the middle OF the dag.
We formed many pleasant acqnsln-
tances at Jacksonville and were under
special obligations for courtesies to J.
:. Fairhead. president OF the board of
trade, c. ". Dacosta and F. W. Hath
orn. editor of tie Times-tnion.
4 boat ride down the ~. Johns river
to the jettiss for view OF the AtlautIc
ocean had been proposed, but time
forbade It's realization. as we were
scheduled TO leave at noon over the
J sck scnviile. II. Augustine 4 Halifax
River railroad Tor -. Augustine, where
we were to v.st the interesting points
in and about the historic city.
r ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

Tbs Italians srs showing their adapt
ability in cv.1y direction. and Just a.
Tire Jews are driving out The Gentle
street peddlcrs. ncrsbovs and small
shoplxccPegs. - The citizens Of sunny
ITALY are maxiux themselves felt hero
IN waTs a. fr-t not open "a them. When
the wires were first put underground
sh> ftafsVs drug the trenches. and
nnecfaniciens # ether nstionalitiss laid
the condnts. made the joints and placed
the wires 8 subway gang at work in
broadway the other day seemed 20 be
composed catir-iy IT italians, Who han
,lled The wires used the slovpip-s and
wens about tae technical part Of the
work ne inte,iiTently az suy gang could
have do-e. The chief carpenter as TUX
ede. 4 may sc remarked. 10 an Italian:
ard r,osf - - uen who under his d.
rsction erret The 'eotsages~ for ths
fassidicrs persons who live sh~-e are
his eorntrvfnen. The archiscrt Who hss
desi~aed aa~s. ~ sh> cottages ther. -
said - consider Ibis Italian The best
mar ~ hes ever employed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
WITH THE PLAYERS
The Stage a Pulse Which Tells
she Tale of Trade
OFFERINGS FOR THIS WEEK
Mia M4riowe AID Rhea al Powers'-D4n
AcCaEthy ar Redmcnd's - New
Things AZ cszsys snd Smiths.

Grand Rapids Is quite Al important
zm1ssmens st4A1. Tbs business -
weekly divided among four theaters
and frequently, WITH Hartman hall
open, tners are i've places OF amuse-
nent bidding tor the dimes aud
dollars OF the pub c. When tina IS con-
sldsFed, and considered seriously, the
business has been, to strike . general
average, very satisfactory during the
sszsoa which 10 now aesrins To close.
In discusslBg the returns OF the tneateFs
one must not overlook the population
tnd the state OF business IN the COM
nerelai world. There Is Just such a
percentage IA every community which
,asTonlzcs theaters. There are Ia trrand
Rapids today doubtless thousands OF
people who have never been inside OF
= local the4ter, unless on the occasion
OF concert Of sacred music, or lee
tuTe OF religious nature or Tor the pur-
pcsa or scientific and moral Instruction
Tie tneater proper - pulse, and II
very readily feels aud chronicles the
state or affairs IN legitimate business.
IL business Dooma aud local enterprises
AZ thrifty, the more inclined will the
masses be u spend their means for the
luxury OF amusement. THIS Is fact
managers should consider when they
cay business is not satisfactory. The
quality Of entertainment offered, also,
should not be left uncons.dered. One
point seems true then, particularly so
n large manufacturing cities like
irsnd Rapids. and that Is the general
:oDdltIon OF trade must and does have
tdirect bearing on tine prosperity OF
tmusements.
For the present week we shall at
Powers once more be brought IN con-
tact with the serious and standard
drama, as the following announce
ments indicate. Light comedy and
variety prevail at the other theatera.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

This week we offer you your choice
of any pair OF $500, $3.50 or 81 90 shoes
IN ladies' CT gents wear at $3.50. These
goods are broken sizes we bad left from
out this week at O'Hara's, ~ Canal
street, corner Crescent avenue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

The first trial of DR.. Woods Norway
Pine Syrup will satisfy any one that
the iung-healing virtues OF the pine
tree has now been refined into All etfec-
tive aud convenient cough medicine.
Sold by all dealers OH "A guarantee of
satisfaction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

Mrs. NJ. Schaenberger, Beaver Dam,
Wis, writes: 1--WE have used DIR.
Thomas Electric OIL III our family
for Coughs. Colds. Group and Rheuma-
tlsm. Ii cures every time"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

T. j. Lucas will sell his entire stock
of boots and shoes at cost. sale TO COM
mence on Monday. 2lst. Come ut s
O'Clock to avoid the rush. No. SIS
Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
Goina Out Of nusine.s

tt Lucas will sell his entire stock
of boot. ard shoes At cost, sale % com
rnence on Monday 2ist Come ~
O'Clock "a avoid the rush. No. -
Nonrce street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

burn 80 l was obliged 10 keep a glass II water
near me all the time 70 SIP ID quiet tee pain.
had no appetite. aud had given 40 all hope
Of ever being any better ! tiled 50 many aee-
tors. and patent medicines. ADD cot no relief
until consented 10 trs the Montague Treat
ment. This gave ne new hope, and while !
am not ent rely wen. feel like neN- person.
Nearly ali the above symptoms have lrft ne
aud feei II ? Cuty 10 say 20 The afiiictea. YOU
viii nnd the Montagu, Treatment Just what *
l. ie r sented 10 be. and toe physicians and
managers honorable and competent. ! was 20
We tx When l commenced cou nos walk onr
square. now / walk Twelve o. fifteen
blocks with e2ss and ] owe my recovery 20
the Montague Treatment.
MRS. SAM FL NELLY.
Tenth and Racooh II Is. 0es Ma.BsS. Iowa
Remember We are not irresponsible travel
ing doctor. but have located here permanent
III. and cannot afford u make false statements
Cai and convince yourselves. Cu>SULfA
TON FREE. Hhio W. make = speciality 81
c. tarrh. we Viii treat sacces fully al diseases
OF a chronic nature.
We viii consider IL favor II parties will
write 60 the persons whose certificate and
names we publish.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has "A picture of our mill. None genuine
without il. Valley CRY MILLING Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
Read What Their Iowa Patients Say FOR
TEN.

Among the old settlers Of Dss Moia meme
are better knowa or better thought II lhan
Mr.. SAMUEL Aet.y. she says; Il Asve had
cstErrh and severe ,hiost fr1 ghle Tor Iae .asT
fifteen years, aud have had hemoTrhA e from
my throat every three or foar moutbs Up 10
the tine | commenced tie Meatague Treat
inert ard sometimes every few iys. sgiiti4g
80 tough mucous and suferiGg much pain
Ia front part Of ms bead. WIS run down 10
skin and bone everyone thoashi Was m the
last siages OF eenslmpliea. Ny tLf al Non {
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

81 CnzrlSs "a e a ~ 81 Blssse-CsFrtA
k9a n a - Rags DF-~NgiIA
Br&y hoek & q, 4 b. S-E1ee -azz@ =
Frs1k ki1asy . .. - DseSsssr-F FiAeess
Cauck
Mrs Peek. 81 s hy Gos Bowls DpPliesss
- ~ Z 8 - DarftlnIa faVari1a
-. - g. :. - SE Ae4TeS~ yrAs1s
EEtu Bey D E. = ~ imp kSsssnS " A-i'is
pa
Jack" Joyner is also one Of the
shee pShead Bay trainers. aud his elsh-
teen horses rzake q magnificent show
ing The animals are the property OF
three different tarfmen. as follows:
PROPERTY OF A , 8oYsEG
Chesapeake. "a. z, s ~ ~. bisise-Sassas
h.rEA
Captive, > 4 . BY IL used-ks,T b2rosriAa
Cafira. b 9, 3 ~ 81 Blsisa-ssa.tsRA
kissfy b G 2 81 AliseT- Aaados Brook
MasccYitc , g. z b. h1scc-y-Braekea
PEoPKRrf OF , Y apoSAtn
Chaos ca q. 5. hy EAyon { Ox-Lillis &
BQToesux. b. G. b. Ai1eriEe-D ordslAise
Crps Brcwn. en- 3 b. feliowerAft- hhstA
-. hr. g 8 BY LlsroD- Moderator.
-, b { 8 by Da1e VI hOHtross-L@dy Long
s..low
-, er G, 2. By Dry Monopole-ciara.
-. br. q :, by SI Blaise- sCltana-
PROPERTY OF TIE BLKsros srABLs
CORDUROY. b G, 2, BY III Used-CoRdelie-
I1got. n. G. ? by II simple Cola
ClariBdA b. Z. 2 D. ST Blaise-Clara
BelleeaTde, ca. T.. 2 By ST Blaise-bella
Lady Nlolet. B. Z, 2, By III Used-Lady Rose
berry
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

Deitenthalcr has n stock of the finest
turkeys III the market.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
O'Hara's s2.SO Sale.

Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, is a family favo:lte. Try ii.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
Lily white Flour

oysters and fish for Lent at Detten-
thaler's.