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The morning call., 1892-07-06

"wHY, cannot tell you how much good Hoods
SaT sapsrilia has done me-" says Mrs Brown ut
gave me strength. a good appetite and made ne
EEL cheeg ful and happy"
The morning call., 1892-07-06

10y Annual Meeiing-fhe Repui.r A.
s sD nuai meeting Of stockholders OF s6e ov rn,a,
Sllver Mining Company VIII be held at tse Q nee of
tne company, Ala California street san Franeisco
oai, on THURSDAY. the 1sth day OF JuIv 1es9
81 the hour OF O'Clock p. NJ. for the purnose Of
eIeetlhg Board OF Directors to serve for the en.u
hk year ana the transaction OF other basigess
as may come before the meeting. ~
Iransfer-books Will close on TUESDAY, I,,, 10
1882, at O'Clock p. NJ. s -
GEo. ID. EDWARDS. Secretary.
Vmce Ala Cali ornia ST.. San Francisco, Cal i2otd
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"rr.. Mmslom.. soothinr srrun,

Mrs. WnslOw's Soothing syrup
Has been used over hfty years by millions OF moth
eTs for their children while teething with perfect
success IL soothes the child Softens the gums
allays pain. cures wind collie. regulates the bowels
and IS the lest remedy for dIarrhea whether arising
from teething other causes. For sale by drug
gists in every part OF the world. BE sure and ask
for Mrs. Minsow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty i've
cents a bottle.
The morning call., 1892-07-06

A SORE THROAT. CoUGH. OR CoLp. II suffered to
progress, results in serious pulmonary affections
oftentimcs nearabie. Broscii's Bronehiat Tr0ches'
reach directly the seat OF the disease and give in
stant relief.
The morning call., 1892-07-06

From Bulgaria and France comes the
The morning call., 1892-07-06

A WISE son maketh glad father and so does
money In the Peoples Home Savings Bank.
The morning call., 1892-07-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

Ut UEVhF4E
~ County Courts Ireland. Cork County West
hiding Division of BantTy. Equity Sids. JONAS
WOLFE plaintiff. TIMOTHY MEGA RTHY and
others. defendants To the REV. FLORENCE Nc.
CARTHY, formerly OF Gurtatog art. ia the Parish
of Catera2h, ia the Barony of tue est Division OF
West Carbery. in the County OF Cors, Ireia d. Sir:
Take notice that decree for the administration o.
the personal estate OF TIMOTHY MCCARTHY de-
the Judge o! the County Court OF the West Riding
Of the County OF Cork and in default OF your max
ing Application the said Judge With two
mo tbs from the date OF tue posting this HoJlee
to vary or set aside said cree or at any stibss-
Quent time leave of the judge of the said c,.lrs
you will be bound py aiI proceedings tsse in TINS
matter.
Dated this 18th day of April, 1892
THOMAS DARLINGTON, Clerk OF Crown aaa
Peace County Corr. West Riding, - Marlboro 81
Cork.
JONAS WOLFE. solicitor for plaintiff, Baatry
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NOTICE Or MEnTIN0s.

, Pa ~ Ipce pies sw.I~'s. 2ls suttsr str
The morning call., 1892-07-06

CEILING OOT-FINESr EYE-GLASS SPECS I5c:
- open from to 5; next to bakery: 65 Fourth st.
Sunday. 726 Market St, in celebrated drygo0d5
store; don't forget the number. je2l 1m*
The morning call., 1892-07-06

You SHOULD CONSULT INDIAs FAR-FASIF:D
seeress. the Gypsy Queen. 625 6eary my2s SIN
MRS. j. J. WHITNEY, CLAIRVoYANT TEST
wi medium and life reader 2lS stockton an 3 If
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
Studlev & Barclay.

Wholesale and retail dealers in mill
supplies, leather and rubber bel;ing
and hose, hleycies. ,rioycles aud
sporting gocds-No. Monroe street.
studley 4 BssCiaysis the universal
" recognized western Michigan head
quarters for the atove-naHed goods
and all others coming under the saaie
general classification. They own and
operate the largest snd best equipped
leather betting factory IA the state.
where farF make sneetaitr Il tao
famous spure and short lap beliing
wTth which thelr firm name : assocl-
ated. Tney also conduct completely
fitted machine shop for the rspSis Of
'cyles snd the execution q similar
work, tins saving their patrons the de-
lsy and expense involved IN sending
Their wheels 20 the factory FOR over
hauling. Provided With The latest in
proved tools end other app sncss,
steam power and . fol complement
Of expert wofkmen. this firn i pEs-
pared 10 execaie orders a their lins At
snort notIce, IA the best styse and A.
lowest living prices.
ssuaiey 8 BARCLAYS saiesrecrr, 10.
4 Monroe stree., = very large. eysf7s4-
fng through tias block. = eiezsnfiy and
conveniently appointed. AID stocked
"a al depxftmcats WITH TIE t<sos cest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
I. w. York & Son.

Manufacturers of band instruments
and publishers OF band and orchestra
IL uslc--No. North Ionia street.
Mr.. J. w. York, an ingenious New
Euglander and an expert ia his
calling, established himself here as Il
manufacturer of band instruments in
the year 1882, subsequently admitting
TO copartnership ms son, trained to
the trade under his own instructions.
The factory, situated In the second
aud third stories of the building No. 3
North Ionia street. occupies two floors
each 30xl20 feet, IS fitted up with the
hes, improved machinery and special
tools used in the business and gives
employment to about dozen hands in
the several departments of instrument
making and muse publishing. An
electric engine supplies all the power
needed, and much very superior work
Is turned out, the specialtIes embrac-
ing full line of high grade wind IN
struments in silver, nickel, brass and
gold plate, besides general repairs to
the came. The publishing of late and
popular band and orchestra music is
also an important branch OF the bust
ness. This is the only factory of the
kind in Michigan and controls a
flourishipg trade throughout the west
and New England. The York ,ustru-
ments are in high repute wherever
known,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
A Palatiai Establishment,

Where tired nature chases away dull
care-The choicest drpplnes OF the
yintage-Distllled and fermented bev-
eTages OF age and cnexceiled merit
Biillards-Edibles 10 tickle the palate
of the most fsstidious-A popular re-
sort.
Without any doubt Grand Rapids.
while II has y worldwide reputation
for the extent and value Of its msru-
featuring establishments, 10 in no msa.
ner behind the times IN point of houses
devoted 10 pubic entertainment.
When. IN 1882, John Il. Hughes aban-
doned the carriage business, his we'll
wishers presumed that he made q great
mistake, IN 3 monetary sense. Yet
facts go 10 show that he did well for
himself and served the public by es-
tabllshing the finest billiard parlor IN
the state, Nos. 80 and 81 North Ionia
street. In connection with 10 is q bar
and restaurant, the latter being sup
piled with the choicest edlbles, served
IN an expeditions manner and pre-
pared 10y a chef who has made the du-
ties OF the cuisine. the culinary art, q
life study. Many business men pat
ronize IL for what General Scott would
term "hasty plate Of soup" or, IN
plain language. a midday repast.
The premises cover 60xl50 feet on
the ground floor. one-half Of which 10
occupied by ten billiard and pool
tables of the latest and most approved
pattern. This department, ss also the
restaurant and reading room, are
walnscotted, the walls and ceiling being
decorated in neat but attractive pat
terms. The floor is covered in limo
l A
throws out sprays OF psrtl-colored light
which dashes back with saucy def
ance the myriad RAYS from the count
less bevel edge French plate mirrors.
Artistic cut glass chandeliers and
incanoescent lamps iiiumine the
premises and tend 10 concslitate
blending OF color and ecenic effect
rarely witnessed. Portiert, rich. rare
aud costly, separate the billiard parlor
from the bar-room, the latter being .
perfect bijou and an apt illustration OF
the treasures of the designers brain
and the artisans hsnclcrsft. The
woodwork throughout 10 antique oak,
but that of the bar e1cels IN point OF
workmanship, since Il IS esqussltely
carved and topped Ia black walnut,
yeneered. ThIs room is wainscoted
in marble, the walls and ceiling
paneled in cold relief aud
adorned with oil paintings and
steel engrsvings. "Vcnus,' by Titan.
q $4,000 oil painting, 10 most notice.
abe, and attracts scores of strangers
and art fanciers. The stocs includes
the celebrated Pepper, Belle of Nelson,
Gukenheimer rye, O. r. c.. Taylor.
Hermitage rye aud McIIrayer whiskiess
white seal, Mumm's, Meet A Chsndon
cliquot, Pierre Jouet, Pepper Heidse,cks
and Monopole champagnes, New Bed
ford rum, Holland and Old Tom gin,
Links worid-renowned Toledo lager
beer. snd the most popular brands OK
domestic and imported cigars.
Mr.. Hughes conducts tho estshlieh-
ment IN q thorough business manner ut
ali times. catering 10 the requirements
of customers and treating each with
uniform courtesy. He - native OF
Grand Rapids, and II 10 not hattery 10
state that bis friends are many and fast
increasing in q numerical senes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
Michigan Door Plate and Bell
Connnpv

:. C.. Prind!e. proprietor-Manutae
turer of door plates and bells-No. as
Canal street, up stars.
Neatness AMI effectiveness are the
great requisites of the door plate and
door bell. and these are fully provided
IN the elegant goods supplied by the
Michigan Door Plate and Bell com
pany, the castings for which are OBJ
tanned from the east and the finishing
and fitting done here. The Hunter "
Russell bell lie simplicity itself. having
no clock work TO wind up, but series
of accurately fitted levers which, when
the button IS pressed, do the rest. The
door plates furnished by this company
are MI metal, with brass, nickel or
plated letters on dark ground or
black on luminous ground, easily
visble In the dark.
This company was started IN 1887
but for reasons unnecessary to state
laugulshed until Mr.. S. G. Prindle be-
came proprietor in the summer of 1891.
Long Il resident of Grand Rapids, for
merry engaged in the real estate busi-
ness, observant, industrious. ingenious
and familiar with the needs of house
holders, he took hold with energy and
skill. The result was seen IN sales TO
the amount of $500 the first year.
with growing demand and excellent
prospects. His facilities are first-class,
and orders receive prompt attention.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
Grand Rapids Marble Com


J. ". Eeff, president; w. J. Smith.
vice resident-Importers, designers of
granite and marble monumonis-No.
lis Court street.
The Grand Rapids Marble company,
capital stock $4,000, was Incorporated
August, 1871. contracts executed for
the psst twelve months aggregat ng
about $50, 900 and embracing several
handsome monuments as we'll as q
large amount of fine cemetery rk i.
The company imports direct from
Italy. Sweden and Scotland much fine
monumental work and large Quanti-
ties of choice marble ana granite.
similar materials are also procured
from New Eagland and the south. so
that there need be no hesitation about
ordering any description of mOnumsn-
TIL or other work, American or for
sign. from standard or original de-
signs, Is icing specially 10 furnish
the lstter sud make estimates whom
desired. The office and showroom are
at No. llS Court street. where are
SHOWN samples of all the most desiTa-
bic marbles and GRANTEES used.
President NeH, an expert arsst and
designer Of large experience, has i'm
med ate charge of the Office and works.
the eight or more skilled werkmeu be-
lnx under he personal supervision.
Nr. NetfTs framed taste - generally
recognized by those familiar with the
requirements OF mortHary arb Vice
President Smith travels most Of the
time IN The interest of the house. and
has been extremely fortunate n effect
ing "a les, there being stthls uale about
thirty Jobs on The hooks and the works
running 70 their full capacity On or
dsrs whlch have multiplied beyond all
exDaefatiCr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

Druekc removed 10 bis present place
on Crescent Rvnnue, where he has
since continued alone, steadily increas-
ing his trade in the city and ell
over western and northern Mich gan.
Hrs establishment i large one, well
appointed throughout. occupying tao
adjoining storerooms and placements. in
all City feet front by feventy-6v feet
deep, with Office III front Of 10. le, the
remainder q the space being devoted
10 saleHoom aud storage purposes. A
very large siocs of domestic liquors.
imported brandies and Rhine vines ia
carried. both free ans IN bond. He
also hancles krDuthSl Dstursl MN
eTsi water. which he imports direct
and carries ia large quantities IA hnlk
and Gases. Buyers IN search q fns
wiDes and liquors viii End here 9 great
VARIETY from winch 20 select, cornpfis.
ing such choice Kentucky fTsnds -
AcbFaIrft a'ifl Itsri -. :. 9
Hit.' Boone koc3i.7 Monarch -
ETC.. together with the celebrated
Sherwood "Nesdviiisv suc oshef
fssor5te brands O. pennsFIrsnis rye,
sbsolsteiy pure. End Of any desired
sge. Prices sre "a GOV "a rem ne made
~ sny legitimate jobbeT. ard orders
are tiled ufDrpflr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

houses are especially adapted for ths
use OF summer outing parties. camp
meetings, hunting sa1 fishing sxpedl-
gcns. seaside res IT'S. IS art studios, re-
fFslment booths. cai!dren's play houses
ana other purposes where lgDiness
and readiness Of removal are desirable.
sueh as temporary Offices. seaside BATH
houses. garden kiosss, lawn summer
houses. etc The company also carry
fine iine OF folding tables and cnairs
suitable for use IN tue portaoie houses
above referred 10.
Ii i impossible within the limits 10
which We are confined 10 describe r
dwell upon the merits Of these portable
wooden houses, when are absolutely
unrivaled for lightness. strength. ser
xlceablliy. convenience aud cheap
ness. They are very popular, a. Is
evidenced Dy the orders on tue COM
paBy's books from all parts OF the
United States, Canada aud fore gn
countries. more especially the Central
and South American republics Ga
the occasion or our reporters visit "a
cargo Was being prepared for Shipment
TO Livingston. Guatemala. Sales for
TINS season reached an aggregate of
S75 900 in value. illustrated catalogue
and foil particulars mailed anywhere
On application.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

Manufacturer OF pure oak-tanned
leather betting, round leather betting,
leather belt dressing, leather whip
lashes and leather fly nets-Nos. to
Pearl street.
Mr.. Raniville IL an experienced prac-
tical belt maker and an inventive gen.
Jus who has devised, patented and has
now in daily use several valuable and
effective machines for trimming,
stretching, cutting and rolling leather,
thus saving time, labor and consequent
expense 10 the purchaser of his goods.
Beginning IN 1875 on small scale IN n
basement opposite his present place OF
business, he has built up trade cock
tenslve with the country, selling larc,-
ly IN New York. Boston, the eastern
aud western states, from Portland,
Me-, to Portland, Ore. Tie processes
employed IL his factory are novel and
peculiar, aud all of his workmen are
specially trained under his own super
vision. These number about f,rty,
the mechanical Appliances already re-
ferred 10 vastly increasing the capacity
OF the shops. and the output Is ex-
tremely large, averaging IN value
about 500, 900 per annum. The build
ing, NUS. a, -, HIu ruIi cttttts lie u
handsome aud substantial brick str NC
ture OF three stores, S0xl00 feet, with
Office, salcsTooms and warerooms on
the ground floor and workshops up
stairs, the machinery being driven by q
20 horse power steam engine.
Besides manufacturing for the trade
the beat grades of guaranteed pure oak
tanned leather betting ("star" brand
round betting, both SOLID and twist, IN
ali widths aud sizes, Nr. RanIvilie Is
also proprietor and manufacturer OF
the celebrated Excelsior" belt dress-
ing, the beat and most infalsule pre-
ventiyc of slipping and stretching ever
discovered, aud OF Ranlville's patent
barnet or fly net, which possesses CD
vious advantages over ali others in
point of durability and neatness.
Orders and correspondence receive
prompt attention, and illustrated price
llst IS sent to ans address.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

/ -. be Nss irstfil sstnsAi lu oFganlx Z
ssFagd 4sn.ds MsftFess conpzAy, ca
WI ia ee was x2posa.sa -apsrsntead-
eat, Oat wtuNFss IA Jnae, 1870. 10
start the II. Il. ksatnsf eoEpxay, nav-
ing Tor associates AesSrs. " ]. Ken
aedy aad Charles Fuller, both farmers,
The former still owns a farm. bnt de-
tes hls attention almost entirely 20
the mattress anu feather business,
while Mr.. Fuller resides upon and cGi-
tlyates bis fertile acres. Mr.. Driggs 5
Of course the practical man and man
ager, the enterprise employing four
teen persons, = steam engine, the latest
improved hot blast feather renoysfiug
and other requisite machinery, snd
transacting q large business with local
upholsterers and house furnishers and
the trade of Michigan. Northern ONO
ana indiana. The speclalt.es include
the manufacture aud sale of mat
tres-es, bed springs, wire cots and SIM
liar goods of every description and the
fenovating of feathers and mattresses
by patent not blast process. The prem
lses, Nos. III and ll9 South Front
street, opposite Pearl. are OF brick,
three stories and basement, 30 feet
front by 100 feet deep. and fitted up
throughout 10 tue most thorough man-
ner
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
The Michigan Barrel Co.

O. s. Waters, president; A. Il. Porter,
secretary and treasurer-Nauufact
ers OF measures, bail, salt and grease
boxes, can jackets, tobacco drums,
riddle and sieve rim hoops, and all
kinds OF rim and bent woodwork
Dealers in Lumber-No. go Canal
street.
2 Among the largest and most famous
manufacturers Of bent woodwork in
the world Is the Michigan Barrel com
pany of tins city. Incorporated IN 1870,
with $500, 900 capital stock. The pres
emf officers are named above. as are
the leading specisltles turaed out. The
com pany's Office IL situated at No. GO
Canal street. and AT the rear lie the fac.
tory, al immense three-story frame
structure s0x200 feet IN dimensions.
connected WITH which il a storage yard
several acres in extent. where are
stacked great quantities OF pine and
hardwood luniber sUch "a IA required
Tor bent work-oak. ash. elm, etc,
which = also supplied 10 buyers IN
quantities TO SUIT The mill itself j.
uniuun. being fitted throughout with
machinery OK SPECIAL design and of
the most costly character. for the
sHecessfUi operation IF which O
Sets-horse- power steam engine e re-
ouived. Two hundred hands ere en-
pioyed, and the pav roll does rot vary
much from $4,000 per week the year
round. 40 that the output must be en-
ormous in volume add value 10 justify
such ar expenditure. TIE goods made
here are shipped n carload lots 90 sli
parts Of ste rouE;ry and are n unlver-
sai use and demand every where.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
ers ami others of this aud adjoining
counties are Mr.. Chapmau's best
w. T.. Barrett s. Co.,

Manufacturers of and dealers in lum-
Der. lath and shingles-ROoms 46, AZ
aud iS new HOuseman building, north
east corner Pearl and Ottawa streets.
Ten years ago the firm of Smith &
Barrett was organized, and eoOn be-
came one OF the most noted representa-
tives of the lumber interest in this part
of the state. Five years later Mr..
Smith retired. and Mr.. Barrett
started the firm of w. f. Bar
rett 4 Co., Mr.. Barrett assuming
the management. He is an old
and respected citizen and has been
identified with the lumber trade for
many years. The firm has handsome
offices In rooms 46, AZ and AZ new
Houseman building and transacts a
very largo business, handling last year
$780, 900 feet of pine lumber i'll all
grades, ,O00, 000, 900 lath and S0,000. 900
shingles, which were shipped TO buyers
III this state, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio,
New York, Pennsylvania, the New
England and southern states. This
firm controls superior facilities and
can deliver materials without delay at
lowest ruling quotations.
Globe Lumber Company.
nts-tr W DAtlttb ahN W. as ~.
Rose have formed u coparinership under
the stjie of the Globe Lumber COM
pany. with office here, yards at Benton
Harbor and plsnIug mill III connection,
managed by n. ID. Haynes of Cadillac,
wei known IN this city. They have
$50, ZOO invested in plant. stock, ETC..
employ thirty-five men, ship from WIS
consin, Northern Michigan and Canada
to the eastern. middle and western
states and south 20 the Ohio river, and
expect to transact business OF 100000
year. handling the best products of
the mills. including all grades of pine
lumber, lath and shingles, orders for
which are promptly filled at current
quotations.
We have already spoken of Mr..
Barrett personally. Mr.. Rose resides
at Benton Harbor and has charge of
the business there. He was formerly
for many years with tho Osterhout &
Fox Lumber company OF Grand Rapids.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

Ids lie one Of the largest consumers Of
beer IN the country. Comparatively
iitsls hard liquor i drank here. which
doubtless accounts for the remark ably
small number Of arrests reported for
ornnkenness-~pretty good pfsala facie
proof Of the oft repeated German claim
that hight malt beverages are really
psomouse Of genuine temperanoe. Ne.
having once become accustomed %
their use, few drinkers care 10 imbshe
enough 10 intoxlczte.
One OF the most prominent hsndiaro
Of high grade amber" in this
city l. Fred Gill. who rem
resenis the Fnlsy Brewing conn.,
psny OF Toledo, O., supplying tho
trade With the superior lager, psisener,
extra pale ana export beer OF that ce.-
eoraied manufacturing concern ia
quantities 10 suit, ia wood or glass q
desired. These goods are also delsv-
cred 10 private families, hotels, restsu-
rants and others IN or out of the city an
the best shape and at short 4olloo.
SANITY employed III thai branch Of the
service.
Mr.. GilPs Office is at the corner of
herewith are the extensive and CON-
pletely equipped boItilng works. ware
house and stables, with ample fsclli~
ties for carrying on = large businesz.
The investment here represents an out
lay of about q. 1000, aud Gales average
two car oacs, valued At &, 600. weekly.
ihss Includes considerable quantises
OF nigh grade ale and porter. Ship
ments are made daily 10 all points u
western and northern Mlchlean. The
Finlay Brewing company 10 . very liz
eral concern, always ready to contrib
ute freely toward the development at
every place where Il maintains aRen-
cies, and Is deserving of u generous
share of patronage Mr.. Gill 10 an en-
terprlslDg and popular young man.
and as steadily building up . large
local and shipping trade.