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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-22
Baquero Y Gandara

OFRECEN.- -Cerveza Cristlania legfti
ma 41 en- y oajas de 4s1 4sI1 botellas q SO GAIA
Bacalao de Escocia superior en- caias
de medic quintal & $11 %.
Idem de arroba
Mantequilla Danesa legitima marca
F. Brun, lata amarillo cajas de 100 Ia eeo ~
tas de IL Poo W
Cajas de 200 latas de media libra
Recibido pOr los dltimos vapores de C&diz
80 cajas Cognac-Jerez marca Rafael Ro-
nero So caja
IS cajas Ponche Militar marca Rafael Ro-
nero Sill GAIA.
De Canarias, en- canastitos de 200 caraco-
les cada uno, hemOs recibidO una partida de
200 canastos que vendemos rs centavos.
ooe
Hoy Ia una y media de la tarde entr0 en-
nuestro puerto el VapOr correo de Espafia Al
1eNso XII. A las 5 menos miuut ss hora
en- que escribimos estas lfneas, no hemOs reci-
bido Ia correspondence, raz6n por Ia cual no
publicamOs Ia carta de nuestro corresponsal de
Madrid,
Rscomendamos los literatos poetas
que publiquen librOs en- esta IsIa, Ia respectable
casa editorial de Don TIE ffilo Aldrey y Jimenez,
establecida en- Caracas Venezuela Ei cello
con que sirve dicha casa los interases que
Sc les confiaD, pOdemos demostrarlo practica-
mente- Hsoe apenas tres meses que el Doctor
FfGssck Je envi6 on consignaci6n y como ensa-
20 una buena partida de la Z: edici6n de su no.
vela MGygayjtG, y va ha recibido cuenta de
venta de elias. La casa cobra 15 por 100 de
comisi6n -CreemOs que interesa los literat0s
del pals conocer estos detalles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-22

lrriente fueron Las siguentes Capital 81 2i3 20;
Mayagdez $50, ,787 81 Ponce $37, $50 81 Arro-
Iyo $I.289 or; Humaeao $1.378.31 AQuadilla
So, al 81; AT eoibO $9.44I- SO VieQues $484 98
COmparadas CON las recaudadas en- igual peri6-
do del al0 anterior, recaudaron de mas, Ponce
$4,000 75y Aguadilla $401 81. De menos, Ca
pital $16,259-50; Mayagiez So O38 O4 Arroyo
$4 ,314 03 Humaeao 81, ,449 SO; Arecibo 1915 81
" Vieques $1754 Diferencia tctal en- baja
81, ,06O 80.
En esta Capital siguen rigiendo los mismos
precios por cafe que seflalamos d'timamente.
Glasses para Cuba, firmes 4 $219 Glasses fnas
hasta $243.
Ha pasado fijar 81 residencia en- Arecibo
el reputadO m6dico senior don Ricardo Herman
dez, que on osta Capita goza de muy merecida
buena reputaci6n.
Han oaido aver anoche algunos buenos
aguaceros en- esta Capital. Estamos, pues de
enhorabuena.
Cambios en- 81 Banco Espa;5o1 hoy -Es-
pafia, $43 polo. - L0ndres 8 DIV, $6.15 E.
Paris dIv, $22 p OlO = Nueva- York, 3 dIv.
S24] p0IO-Habana dIv $16 pI00.
vDooroR ;ssoL-crus IS.
Ha rearesado esta : Capital de su ale
Ponce. nuestro amigo corresponsal 81 senior
don Mariana Abril.
Los preparadOS B0zS6MicOS al qNGV0C0I
del doctor Rodriguez Castro, deben soicitarse
On las buenas farmacias de Ia Isla. Curau Ia
grippe, la tOs por rebelde que sea, todas los
afecciones dol pecho y de la garganta.
ees
HemOs recibido para uso del estableci-
miento tinta de imprenta para copiar, y 10 avi.
samos & los Sres. Concentrates. Las cartas de
aviso, circulares, recibos, etc., que se jmpri-
men con dicha tinta, pueden ser c0pfadas en-
las prensas cOmUues pOr el prOcedimientO or
dinari0 en- cualluier tempo que sc desee. Es
muy conveniente esta tinta para imprimir
facturas cartas de remission, etc. l0-7
go
indiv1duOs, Tomas Oquend0 por escandalo y
amenazas al vigilante; Regno Sanches Andres
Roses por ir vendiendo dos tinajas prOoedentes
del vapor C0MqMistGdOr, las que dicen les rega-
10 el captain de dicho vapOr, Jesus Gimenez
por embrisgueg, escandalo y resistencia 4 Ia
pareja.
Ha sido remitido informe de la Co
mission Provincial el expedlente promovido
Dor dOla JOSefa TinajerO, SOlicitandO Ia suspen-
sion de un acuerdo del Ayuntamiento de HUI
macao sobre cesi0n de I'm solar.
-.
Sc ha aporObado por eli Gobernador Gene
raj el proyecto de mode'os de secciones de ti1-
neles presentados por la COmpsfifa de los FerrO-
carriles, asf como el pfoyectO del trozo de fe
rro-carril perteneciente Ia /. secci6n de Ia
Inca G. y cOmprendido entire los Kilometres 55
y 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-22

Regsstro Ci0il.-Ayer Sc inscril
este Registr0 los nacimientos de
ProVidencia Josefa Abariturios 6 Isla,
Hernandez y Rafael Vazquez, y las de
de Eustaquio del Rosario, Dofia Eugel
ca y Pierret y Don Isaias Domenech
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
LAPlnARY's SHOP.

Ho- the Cutting amt Polishing ~ Pre-
ctous Stones Il Accomplished.
The actual work Of cutting. drilling,
an polishing gems has ever been sur
rounded cy an ar Of mystery which the
curious have only IN very rare instances
been able - pens<rate. Strange ss It
may seem. The hardest gems and even
the diapcnd. are cut with a rapidl Y-re-
wolvin~ disc II Tin. that has no teeth
.nd Is usrfe,stlv ssnooth on ~ edge
Tbs~eare a nun Der - slses~ discs, says
a.. Phil asleiphia Press, varying IN size
fr-rn she head q snsll pm up 10
twenty ins.hssor more in diameter. The
dis Az placed On the manCsrd II an
ordinary f,4rt lathe. and ,he surface q
the Ats, - kept running In bath
Of snrrsrlsi1se and Oh IN which Is placed
g,,antity 81 emery or diamond dust.
ascorsiinr 2, The character = The Stone
- ~, rut BY this process Y has been
fsus,a that che hardest stones are he
easiest cut The little disc II tin slips
through a pierre ~ cr'eidotite quite as
rsusliv as = bu-z saw would thrungh =
pie.e ~ eft pine
Much 4 she work thar f'rmer'F vas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

kxpsrienees OF a Man IN . Central Amer
team Rebellion


team Rebellion
II was once sentenced In De blown
from a gun" said Maj. John Hitchcock,
20 i St Louis Globe Democrat man
II had long been resident of that
land OF revolutions. Central America
During one Of the seni-annual political
upheavals was captured by savage
mob known as the army Of Salvador
and sentenced 10 death. In the camp
Of my captors n sixpound gun was
fired at high noon by means of sun
glass, and 10 the muzzle of this anti
quated smOothbore | WAS strapped and
left in the broiling sun 70 await my
fate.
Now, have faced several kinds OF
death in my day, but that knocked all
the nerve out of me. l could not see the
small, fiery spot made by the sun glass,
but knew il was creeping slowly but
surely To the powder At the vent. l
imagined | could hear the powder
kissing with the heat
The blazing sun beat down upon
my bare head, binding me and seeming
10 Dlli the OlOOtA sCAAAo- ~ AAA0
hysterieal and prayed and cursed by
turns. The great clock IN the cathedral
was on the stroke of noon and knew
that the concentrated rays of the sun
were pouring directly upon the powder.
The troops were doing in the shade.
A few. awakened by the bell, raised up
ON their elbows and watched me with
lazy interest, expecting every moment
to see me blown To shreds.
.'One two three-four-five-with
maddening deliberstion came the strokes
Of the bell, when suddenly harsher
note was heard-the roar of musketry.
The camp was surprised and my captors
driven back in disorder. The cords
were cut and | sat down beneath the
muzzle of the gun just IS 1t belched
forth its midday salute"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

accomplished ~ ne SOW process ~
grinding after chipping 81 80 much as
could be done With safety and AZ en0r-
nous expense, In now done 80 easily that
1t Is scarcely counted ia the eost- After
the gems are eat on the Tin wheel -
near their required shape they are
taken over - the polishing wheels,
whsre another surprise awaits the W.
itJr
The polishing wheels are All made OF
lead and turned slowly by hand The
gems, however. never touch the real
surface Of the Lead. They are smeared
with i mixture OF water and tripOh or
diamond dust The drilling - still per
formed with the old fashioned bow
and cord OF the sneisnts. which for
many reasons has been found superior
70 the finest lathe drill The gems be-
fore they can be polished are carefully
fastened on the end OF stick about
four or five inches long by means Of ee-
ment, which Il first heated over . gas
let
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
the MALE BASS AND YOUNG.
He Gusrds tho Eggs While The Female
IL Otherwise Engaged.

He Gusrds tho Eggs While The Female
IL Otherwise Engaged.
A small-mouth black bass, the variety
sought by anglers and the only kind
caught about the islands in Lake Erie,
says the Cleveland Press, attains a
weight of about one pound in two
years, at which time it also arrives 1T
maturity in a productive sense.
1t then fans off clean place on the
gravel, deposits eggs. which, are impreg-
mated by the male member of the fam
lily. when, contrary to the general rule
laid down by nature, the female goes OF
To some favorable watering place, while
the old man attends strictly to house
hold duties, and by the most constant
care fans with his tail all the sediment
off the eggs, and drives off all intruders,
even to a teu-pound mud-turtle.
lie brings forth his little family of
several thousand individual fishes about
as large each as the end of broom
splint and about quarter Of an inch
long. to become as long rs broom
handle and weigh all the way mp TO ten
pounds, according 70 the conscience and
eyes of the one who for the first time
pulls him permanently out of aqua
pura. lie seldom attains weight of
over four pounds, although those weigh
ing six pounds have been caught
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
The ANC,sNTS. oerTIES.
Human Aspirations Towards the nystert-
Gus and Uns>oa Powers

Human Aspirations Towards the nystert-
Gus and Unseea Powers
II seems strange To some Of rs that
the ancients should cry aloud 10 Jupiter
In their hour of affection and praise
and believe in q succor that never came,
writes Walter blackburn Harte in the
New England Magazine. But Il was
not very strange. Every dawn and
every sunset thrills one with awe; the
duliest. coldest clod feels that this great
globe Of fire In the heavens l. the beacon
OF eternity, while for him there Is no
tomorrow The world saw It's god
climb m the east every day; HIS light,
warm and kindly. bringing hope and
cheer. or AIDING 10 the irony Of misery
in shs hearts Of those who saw II. crept
into every house. 10 glorified the towers
au~i douss OF thccity. and added TO the
horrors II The holocaust or battlefield
The Egyptians. BabyloniaDs, Greeks
and Romans had their gods above them.
the sun BY day. Che moon and stars by
night, for those with eyes 20 see; and
the vorshipers Of these silent. indiffer-
ent anil inscrutahle deities walled and
vvs-pt IN vain. sacrificed and hlef before
their affairs ia vain We. too. cry To
our unseen God from wrecks. floods,
battstleishs. sickness. famine, cppres-
sic1. ansi fear. but these things and
death seem eternal. and resignation and
the final mystery is The ouiy cure for
The Ills II each generation. We know
nething; We hope for AL things and we
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
InOlA's CAVE TEMPLE.


a Beautiful PAgods That Has Puzzled the
world foe twenty Fivs Centuries
The Cave temple" OF Kari. India, is
rightly considered one OF the greatest
wonders Of the world This gigantic
recssss Ia the mountain ledge has been
chiseled by human hands from porphyry
~ hard as the hardest flint. The nave
Is one hundred and twenty-four feet
long. forty-fye feet broad and forty-six
feet from aOor ~ ceiling. Before the
entrance Of the temple stands q monster
stone elephant upon whose back Is
seated a colossal goddess, al hewn from
one solid block of stone. Like the tenn
pie walls and the outside ornaments,
every article Of adjoining sculpture On
the Inside il hsVvn from the native rock.
There are aisles on each sale separated
from the nave By octagOnal pillars OF
stone The capital OF each pillar Is
crowned with two kneeling elephants,
on whose backs are seated two figures
representing the divinities 10 whom the
temps, is dedicated These figures are
perfect and OF beautiful features, rs, In
deesi. are al the representations Of der
ties and diginities IL this peculiar
temple The repukiveness SO charae-
teri,tic of modern Hindoo and Chinese
pagodas Is here wholly wanting. E0ch
figure il true "a life. or. rather. To art.
there being no mythical half horse. half
man. or beast birds depleted in this I'M
dergr,Dund wonder of Karli This Won
drous Underground pagoda or cave
temple has been standing puzzle for
the learned archaeologsts of both Eu-
rope and Asia for the last two thousand
hye hundred years. and is as much Of
am enigma to-day as il was in the time
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

Parents cannot name their children
inst " bar eypaesssin Germany By Inn
perfal order governments functionsTies
are forbidden henceforth % register any
infant IN Christian name bearing the
slightest relstinn - poGsses. Socialists
ar verT fond u calling their children
Robespierre. Lassalle. Bebel. Lieh-
.nect and the like, brit Emperor WI
Barn objects ~ the prscftoe. so the
ehiifs meme ns'sss he chosen from the
Bible TIE calendar - saints. ~ frofn
the roll "a prince and national ireruzs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
suRF.eArrlno.
oas q sac DAGGER a sAs seaside 20 Be-
zArs "a.

81
Perhaps the most ordinary danger Of
the ssashore-if danger can Dc called
ordiaaz-y-s what are known AZ the
three waves. The breakers. a. a rule,
says HaFpeF's Weekly. eome II series
Il three. Sometimes the three are
small. And s8taetilas very heavy. bat.
as q rule. the sequenees run about the
same size. Imagine a 5ather inside the
sgrf-hne, with the surf breaking over
bar about nifty or one hundred feet
from shore. Those big green waves
that rise higher and higher a. they coIne
toward him do not sesIa very foTnida-
bic. The first one resrs its head be
fore It.. reaches him with an angry
sTsish, a curl II foam, hke a feather
slge. crops out along the top, and ills
tie air with spray. Then the wave
takes . more decided shoreward curl,
the line II foam becomes deeper, there
Il crash as il drops 10 a level, and the
bather finds himself thrown down ia a
es.Llron Of seething surf say he In Ia
three feet OF water on the leysl After
the wave has PASSED, he struggles 10
his feet choking, gsisping, and half
blind with the saltwater. He doesn't
really know what has happsned. bat
he has = dim idea that something has
hit hnn Before he has time u collect
his sezses the second Of the series Is
upon him. and he goes down again. He
l. daAed and confused. aud be- founders
around hopelesslY. The third wave IS
always the finishing stroke. and gives
the life saver, If there is one. a chance
70 Do some work. Guided BY al out
stretched arm thrust above the water
inyolunLariiy, or By a hohbing head
with which the surf is playing football.
he d-ags the sophisticated one out on
the sand That is the most common
danger OF the surf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
@ A. r.
washington, d. C.. sept. Is "a.


Toe q. X. 4 l. railroad ia connection
With the great feunsyiyzDla ines offers
speclal attractions aud facilities. tx
CARSON tickets viii be sold on septeni-
Ter Is TO IS, good for return until Octo-
bsr 10, 1892. Rate from Grand Rapids,
sl4s0. SPECIAL Grand Army train
through 10 Washington without change
OF any character viii be run on estur-
day September ~, leaving Grand Rap
ids al 2.20 p. IA, arriving n Washing
ton at SIS p. m, September Is, passing
over the Allegheny mountains 10y day
hgnt, stfording 81 opportunity 10 view
the magnificent scenery on the line OF
the great Pennsylvania railroad.
Sleeping cars will he attached 10 this
train from Grand Rapids. Price per
double berth. which will accommodate
two persons. $500, Grand Rapids 10
Washington.
For full information. see large bills,
or address {. l.. LOCKWOOD,
General Passenger Agent, Grand Rap
Ids Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
G. A. R. and W. R. c.. Attention

The Lake Shore Il Michigan Southern
railway will sell excursion tickets to
Washington. ID. c., and return from
September Is to 20, inclusive, good to
return until October 10, 1892, and on
September II will run a special car on
the train leaving Grand Rapids at 7:40
am, TO be attached to the special
Washington tram at White Pigeon, Civ
ing daylight ride through the noun
tsins of Pennsylvania, arriving at
Washington on the evening of the 18th.
Fare for the round trip $3.50. Stop
overs may be made between Harrisburg
and Washington in either direction,
giving ample time to visit the battle
field Of Gettysburg, etc. Arrangements
have also been made for low rate side
trips from Washington, giving those
who desire an opportunity to visit the
battletields Of Virginia and other points
of interest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
WHAT A DOZEN IS.
A Very Elastic Term Meaning Anything
from Two 60 Fifty.

Very Elastic Term Mesrtng Anything
from Two 60 FIFTY.
The child Is taught at school that a
dozen means twelve every time. but
when the child grows into a man ne
finds that a dozen " n very elastic
term. A bakers dozen is thirteen, and
So IL publishers or news agents in
many parts of the world. In some sec
tions a dozen Of fish means tvventy-six,
and there are other anomalies of this
kind But 70 End a dozen indicating
anything from two TO fifty IL IS necee-
sary 20 go To the eartbenware trade.
Here the sire aud weight of articlTs de-
eide how many make a dozen, aud IN
Jugs, bowls. plsses and 40 on there are
two. tour. SIX. eight OF more IN the
Dozen. A dozen composed of twelve
artsrles b q very unusual thing in the
Wholesale pottery trade, and as a re-
suis there ARE few clerkships more diff
cule a. hold than In this line tried
The work once and failed ignominiously.
says writer Ia the St Louis Globe
Democrat. To have - find the cost Of
i've hundred articles at SO much a
dozen when that dozen may mean any
thing. Is a very difficult task until a
man gets thoroughly used 70 II. That
Is easy then have been told. though
never got used 10 II sufficiently 20 know
II nv own knowledge
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
TO WASHINGTON, ID. C.

The D.. l.. n y. will
sell on account OF the
G.. A. X. encampment.
Tickets will be sold Sept.
Is 10 20. good TO return
until oct. 10.
stop Overs
with limit of tickets will
he granted at any point
% between Harrisburg and
Washington on the Penn
sylvanIa railroad, be-
tween Philadelphia and
Washington and between
Cumberland and Wash
ington on the b. Il o. X.
ROUTES r.; between Staunton and
Washington on the Ches-
apeske Il Ohio. and on
the Lehigh Valley rail-
road at all points Of In
terest.
some of the Routes
Via Detroit, Niagara
TO Falls, Canandaigua and
Nor. Cent. Il. K.
Via Detroit, Niagars
Falls, Elmira and Nor.
Cent. X. X.
Via Detroit, Niagars
Falls, Waverly and Pnlla
delphia.
WASH Via Detroit, Cleveland
Pittsburg and Penn. K. K
Via Toledo, Plitsburs
and Penna. K. 4.
Via Toledo, Plttsburs
and b. Il O. X. K.
VIA Toledo, Cincinnati
aud Ches. Il Ohio X. X.
All these routes are
INGTON through the historic
scenes of the great war
and stops may be made
TO visit the battle fields.
Numerous side Trips
have been arranged from
Washington to points OF
VIA interest at very low rates
special train with
through sleeping car.
will leave Grand Rapid,
via D., l.. q n. K. K. a.
2 p. m, Sept. II, via To
ledo and Plttsburg, arriv
ing at Washington Sun
D., l.. & n. day evening, passing
rough Pennsylvania
and over
The Aueghenies by Day
light
Round trip rate, Sl4.S0
Full information will bt
furnished by our agent
or upon application to
GEO. DEHAvEN,
Gen. Pass. Agt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
ST. Marks Academy.

kindergarten, primary, grammar
academic.
Mr.. Pierson. from Fountain street
school. principal. Mira. NJ. A. Sigh, in
charge of kindergarten. Miss A
Dodge, art. drawing. painting, music
etc. spscisl teachers for languages,
slOcuton. callstheuics.
This girls and boys school is non sec
tartan. 10 adopts public school metn-
DDS. grades and instruction.
special reduction for pupils entering
IN September For further psfticu-
lsfs apply 10 Or Campbell Fair.
SIXTH year opens Monday september
u Division street, head OF Pear, "a.
Mark. church.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
D.. L. & n.
Cleveland and Return
I'd 90

The Michigan Central will run spe-
cisl excursion, Grand Rapids to Cleve-
land and return, via Detroit and De-
troit and Cleveland steamers, Saturday,
September II, 1892. Special train will
leave union passenger station at 1905
noon. Fare for round trip, S4.00;
tickets good to return by all trains lex
cept Nos. 10 and 3, which leave Detroit
at sos a. NJ. and 80 p. M until Mon
day, September 10. This gives you a
delightful ride on Lake Ere and on
one of the finest boats on the grea!
lakes. Remember the date, Saturday,
September IL. FRED NJ. BRIGGs,
General Agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

school supp.snt- sport nest Monday
hence parents seeking Ros outfts f1f
Their hoys should be ig0s ns about Tor
bargains AS "speCssl sale Designed
80 sffrsct tne attention 81 mother. 10
oar aes store ws offer boys snd chIl-
afehs sIts a. the eRsct ebaless 10
eIiee. Cons nee yoorsslf
~Tksaks IS tfRkfHffH.
30. a MoaFos street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

The D., l.. Il n. will sell tickets to
Washington for the G.. A. K. encamp-
ment. Fare from Grand Rapids, SI4.S0.
Good going Sept. IL to 20 and to return
until Oct. 10. Send or call at the gen.
eral passenger Office on Fulton street
for a circular. which Will tell you all
about It. Through sleeping cars will
be run.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
Do You Want Something New

in the way OF fall overcost or suit
IL so, make a point 10 visit the new
store of STRAHAN n GRrUIIcH,
No. "a Monroe Street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

Try the Kent hotel lunch counter
and restaurant, opposite Union depot.
Dinners 35o. Beach " BooTH, Props.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

Children's school hats aad caps in
great variety 80 Adsms 4 CO ., No. 30
Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
Fall
------,[


The coming months are
big with trade 10 the store
which attracts attention by
the sheer force of its better
facilities for handling a
large volume OF business.
Imagine four large floors
devoted exclusively 10 our
business. Consider that
tons and miles of new floor
coverings are here submit
ted 10 your approval Ike
member that many import
ant contracts come our WAY
and that values are apt TO
be had where the volume
of business is greatest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

This department is close
ly related To carpets. Peo-
Pile with homes To furnish
are glad TO find everything
here IL the line of artistic
decorations. You are cor
daily invited 10 examine
our beautiful offering.