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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-03-21


and go they must as we never carry goods
from one season to another, no matter
what the sacrifice.
Worth Sale
Price
Ladies' fur astrachan shawl
collar REFER, $12 90 81 95
Ladies' heavy cloth REFERS, 500 2 95
Ladies' newmarkets. 10 & 90 90 475
Ladies'handsome plush iscketsl5 90 525
Ladies' long seal plush cloaks, go 90 10 rs
Ladies' extra fine plush cloake go 90 II so
Ladi. g. superfine seal plush
cloaks, As 90 81 so
One lot ladies' jackets to close, 100
FURS.
Ladies' fur muffs, so 23c
Ladies' black murten fur muffs,1 80 soc
Ladies' black fox fu- muffs, 200 75c
Ladies' cape seal fur muffs, 800 AS
Ladies' astrachan fur muffs, $50 CSC
Ladies' monkey fur muffs, 500 295
-. CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. -.
One lot 10 years, all wool
newmarkets. 500 2 90
There are a few good thing in hildrt n
Clocks left that will be closed out from
gains foremost as they are in keeping with
the weather, you must bear ia mind that
as usual our spring line of Cloaks, Capes,
Wraps and Costumes are complete in every
detail, and comprise some of the latest
Paris productions as we'll as choice styles
from our own work rooms. ] his year oul
line of costumes will excel in style, fit and
finish any ever offered by US, and we are
considered authority on such things. A
| complete line of ladies' costumes from
"a. 90 to $50 90, besides any costume made
to order in six hours notice if necessary
and satisfaction guaranteed. Special of.
feringof Tea Gowns, Wrappers and Chill
dren's Wool and Wash Suits,
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-03-21
LOCAL LINES.

A carload of Niagara Falls -four ct Cd. go
per barrel at LADD'S.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-03-21
Reid & Hughes
Second Anniversary.

The thank offering
bargain opportunity
will be continued to-
morrow, Tuesday.
The same bargains
will be offered as on
Saturday.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-03-21

b. Q. ". 5. Fn0ss, l77 Bank 4tresa
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-03-21
RAIN OR SNOW.

Omcial Weather Predictions For To-Day
and Tomorrow.
NEW YORK, Mar 21.-The following
table shows the condition of the
weather in the principal cities of the
country at 8 a, M, today:
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-03-21
CONLON BROS.
Special clearing sale of Fur Trimmed Gar
ments, at BIC on the dollar of
their actual worth.

Our spring styles are crowding them ont,
and go they must as we never carry goods
from one season to another, no matter
what the sacrifice.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06
TAILOR MADE
CLOTHING.
SPECIALLINES FOR
SPRING.
GARDINER
81
BAXTER.


The body or the ATE w. H. Conrad
has been exhumsd and second autopsy
performed Mr. Conrad had MS lite
sured for s. 900 IN the Chicago Mutual
Accident association. and tns company
wish to avoid payment OF the claim by
showing that hls death WAS not due 70
al injury.
The funeral OF Mira Ehzsbsth Cook
viii De nsld ~ Berlin AZ O'Clock today.
Services will De held nrst At the resi-
dence Of ". Nourse, No l03 North
Union street, at 1870 thls morning.
A boy on the west side started = yell
of firs on West Bridge street iAst even
ing and patrolman turned IN an alarm.
There was 40 fre, however.
A. r. Apted, who will ride IN the
first relay this morning, drove TO Ada
excellent condition.
The police were called 70 No. POS
Jeanette street yesterday, on account
of family row which Was taking
place.
The employees of the Buss machine
shop At Benton HArbor will give an ex-
eursion 10 thG city next Sunday.
John Ball park Was damaged some
what by the recent storms but the
washouts have been repaired.
The annual meeting of the PENN
sular Building and Loan ASSOCIATION
will be held tonight.
Mrs. Denton, who has charge Of the
reference library, will leave for q
months vacation today.
Mrs. II. j. Holhster and Mrs. Z. f.
Judd are making preparations for An
eastern trip.
w. L. Clark has been elected secre-
taly of the Kent Scientific institute.
The lakes about the city have not
been so hign before IN ten years.
The relay bicycle race will start at 5
O'Clock this morning.
Yesterday was change day on the
police torce.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06
THE AUDITORIUM.

To accommodate the expected visitors q
large auditorium is being built. II is to
have frontage Of 100 feet and depth
of $50 feet. Another portion, to be de-
voted 10 public library, Is "a feet deep.
The material used is brick and blue
limestone. The shape is to be elliptical,
with floor space 81 feet wide and 100
feet deep.
The local committee OF the Ancient
Order OF United Workmen expect that
the convention Will - attended by
over 1900 members anu friends Every
plan possible will be adopted to mako
the stay Of the visitors pleasant. There
will bs trips to the National park, jsunts
20 gold mines and visits to Broadwater
natatorium, the largest swimming tank
In the country. There. surrounded by
all that is Geautiful and entertaining,
the guests may swim and dive, romp
and frolic beneath a sheltering roof TO
their hearts delight. This swimming
bath is 500 feet long and 100 feet wide.
and varies from three to tweaty feet In
depth.
Joseph W. Kins,ey, the Supreme mas
ter workman Of the A. o. u. W., has
been more or less prominently connected
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

indeed. democratic hat. and WI prob
ably maintain its sway With little
change during this and perhaps the aext
century.
While among the hatters this week
was shown q novel electrical invention
by " hich every owner Of silk hat can
become his own polisher. Ii is al
electrical hot-poiishing and cleaning
machine which does away with ironing
and shortens the process Of renoyating
an old hat from minutes 10 seconds OF
hours To minutes. a. the case may be.
The patent 10 On an inside clutch. which
folds silk or derby hat of any sizs
without damaging the lining or leather
in the least, while revolving at the rate
Of two thousand revolutions a minute.
The polishing is done with strips Of
plush, silk or suede leather, according
TO the condition of the hat when the
operation begins Ironing is rendered
unnecessary, because the heat devel-
oped by the friction against the rapid
ly~moving surface Of the hat answers
every purpose that the heated iron il
used 70 accomplish
One OF the prettiest soft felt styles in
the market to-day is the Arion in black.
wood brown. lumber and pearl The
Yeddo is . pretty braided straw hat.
with low crown and narrow brim-
But word as TO the campaign hat
which viii DO out as soon as the ma
tional conventions are over with They
have decided that Cleveland and Har =
son will be the ncyuinees and the Tip
pecanoe hat is being manufactured by
the ton. The fates deal unl1indly with
some hatters. and this may develop into
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

clothed" and still again ono of the
betteF-dress1d sports. Between the low
worn hat coming almost To the bridge
of tho nose and the high-setting. good
natured style where a great shock of
hair or half q bald pate fronts the
sweas-band. there lies great diversity of
character. The man Of fashion has but
one way in which TO wear . hat II
reaches the top Of tho forehead and sets
just bit to the side.
Now, then. what will you wear this
summer?
For the man Of fashion there are many
styles In fact they have come from
England and France in such numbers
that they threaten to overthrow the die
tum of at least one long established and
weu-known American house, whose
spring announcements have always
been looked forward to by men of
fashion as something akin to . royal
pronunciamento. For the summer in
light stiff hats everything viii there
fore be In style and q blind man could
hardly err. Taper crowns. full crowns,
high crowns, low crowns, wide brims,
narrow brims. fat set. roll and pitch,
6ish bfim. D'Orsay, round, Hub, STAN
ley or circuit curl are all in style and in
any color. In soft felt alone there is an
exception. The tourist" cap seems to
have the call
A novelty from Paris b likely TO have
quite run here this summer, ! am told.
1t Is nothing moro or less than q crush
straw hat" after the idea of the Gibus
opera hat. Top and brim are Of the
same material, but the band. Hike that
of the "chapeau claque," is of silk, so
as to give it fexibility. Tho silk used
in this case, however. may be in any
bright color, and the general idea is to
furnish q straw hat which may be
packed IN an ordinary hat bag by a
tennis playing or yachting young man
for transportation into the country.
Straw hats hitherto have proved la
inevitable failures. often suffering de-
struction In the course Of an ordinary
days jaunt.
But the summer Of 1892 is proving q
great cloth cap year, and the textile
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06
"Royal Ruby" Port Wine.

The feebler the constitution, the
moro susceptible the system is to the
causes of disease, and the less compe-
tent it is to struggle with sickness.
Hence where there Is . deficiency Of
natural stamina the physique should be
protected and strengthened by the beat
iuvigorant that nature produces. In
eiet on your druggist or dealer giving
you Royal Ruby port wine; accept
no other ''iust ~ good" which they
may offer you.
The pure Oporto grape juice, old.
rich and mellow, has that fruIty taste
- seldom found, no matter what price
is paid. Quart bottles 500; pints so
cents. Sold and guaranteed By White
4 White. Thum Bros. a Schmidt, lead
ing druggists.
Bottled By Royal Wine Co., Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

.. W. ErSsrgv. JAMES SULLIVAN.
with the order since 1878 a. an organizer
Of separate Jurisdictions. supreme over
seer and supreme foreman He reached
his present position in 1891. He Is law
yer and lives NJ Helena.
Colonel James Sullivan IL the grand
receiver Of tho order for the state OF
Montansand chairman of the committee
on arrsngements for the reception Of the
guests. He Is by birth an !rishman, but
mas lived in America since early youth.
In 1873 he left New York city and went
n Helena. In 1898 he was elected alder
man from the Fifth ward. and the next
year was chosen mayor Of the city. In
1887 be was appointed by Governor
Hsuser member Of his staf with the
rank Of colonel. and the same year he
was made auditor Of Montana. which
position he filed until the territory vas
admitted 90 statehood. At the frst state
convection held as Anaconda he vas
nominated secretary Of state, but de-
clined He IL zeal estate dealer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

1T The idea of being able to
SEEMS leave home in the morning.
TO spend the afternoon in Chi
PLEASE. cago and return the same
night, seems to please great
many people who will take advantage
of the opportunity offered by the Chi
cago & West Michigan BY low rate
excursion on June z.
To great many the trip will be a
novelty. Something which they per-
hsps have longed for, but which here
tofore has been almost impossible ow-
ing to the expense consequent on a
trip which it takes them two days or
more to make.
To such this opportunity will be well
come, a. they can make the trip in one
day and be back home the same night,
having seen considerable of the great
city and the magnificent worlds ex-
position building and grounds at com.
paratively small expense.
This excursion is especially suitable
for young people who can organize a
party of congenial spirits and enjoy .
very pleasant holiday in this manner.
The fact that the trip Is made in one
day, going in the morning and return
ing home the same night, renders pos
s,ble such . trip - would not perhaps
Be advisable if it were necessary to re-
main away from home over night. II
will be an opportunity which may no,
again occur this summer of seeing al
20 small an expense the great worlds
fair buildings, several of which are
now nearly completed. In short, this
excursion will "fill q long felt want"
20 to speak. of many who desire to see
the buildings in which next year will
be held the greatest exposition ever
projected. The train will leave Union
station At $50 .. M. June Z, arriving
in Chicago via Michigan Central rail-
road about 1890 p. M, and passing en-
rote the worlds fair grounds and
buildings, oil in plain view from the
train.
Returning trains will leave Chicago
at $50 p. M, giving six hours for sight
seeing. Round trip fare, 1870.
GEO. DEHAvEN, G.. p. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

BBugHryo SILK HAT HI ELECTRICITY.
were haA crowned The fsvorits color
wse black. and Of the e,ooo derbys,
more than s. per cent, or s.s<s, were Of
that scmber hue. OF the remainder ESQ
were brown h cplor and $40 were light
drsb Of various shades OF the 10000
under Consideration the 1000 not der
bys were cls1tffed a. follows: Silk.
eos; narrow brimmed. soft felt. $50.
caps. no, brood brimmed soft fels hatA.
s.
In the summer the high hats worn
viii largely inercase--thst h, the light
cosorsd high hAts-hut not 10 an extent
~ affec4 The faca that the derby n the
pr~vsSiinz styie-<he utility hsA--sn
fasxw With ell elsas~A arm anelined ~
think that The poveisr preference fov
ths sirsby 6not ewing sions ~ its eissm
~ h~tng cunfa<tahisI ns~t and eompsS.
asivsly ~ p~s.~d. sut hses~@~ IL 10 nst
d~esss<-zly snb~spmtns ~ any w-sr~s
IL fairly sA~pts Ne styts ~ s~sy vsrsssy
- fssrsa. f~ee ss6 Asw<s snd srp~e~
esuaiiy 1ssssy % slss hs~ssy tey - y
A@sD ~ tifsk ~se~ss sssil u -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

The Catholic churches Of Baltimore
viii celebrate the tooth anniversary of
the landing Of Columbus in an appropri-
ate manner. An elaborate programme
is being arranged at the suggestion of
Cardinal Gibbons, who is deeply inter
ested in having . suitable religious and
civic display on Oct. ~. The religious
celebration, according to a Baltimore
paper, viii include masses in all of the
Catholic churches at an early hour, and
at II o'clock ponti6cal high mass viii be
celebrated by Cardinal Gibbons in the
cathedral. All of the priests of the city
will be invited to be present at this
mass. Tho Rev. DR.. O'Gorman, Of the
Catholic university at Washington, has
been selected to preach the sermon. The
pope has announced his intention to
write an encyclical letter on the discov-
cry Of America and the position which
tho church at Rome occupied at that
time toward Colurcous and the assist
ance which was rendered him by the
church. The programme of the civic
display has not been decided upon, but
it will probably include big torchlight
procession, in which the Catholic Benev-
olentlegion, the Young Catholic Friends
society and al tho societies and lyceums
Of the various churches will be invited
70 unite.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

nss Uorx m panels % upnonsery - They
do - sahln 4 yscns. suE such tseaE@ent
vsoiAss . fs1dAneosal coodiEion Of good
dnco<sElon-thSS ~. aoS 10 iRserfere With
tbs onsfninns Il tbs obsecS decorated The
fr,Ezs oaghs 20 posssss the oosiesx pattern
and tn hssgAsess eo&orH. inAsmoen - II h
the cafmlaasloa II the decorative wave Of
Gne spAxsmsat Ihs bordsr Of the ceiling
khoad In sonss measure resenbls the
Ayie snd eolxing u the friexe. vish the
ournhe between In contrasting eoSoes- The
winter The eeihas - painted O. deeo<.sed
shs bseIsx. for no<hinx - more fssd ~ Tie
usefulness u room than . dark ceiling.
RedecGed hghs b necessary I'd ensbhr us
70 80 inso the shAdows of oblecsL II the
hight which susess the windows y nos 70
nscssf fron the osllng and the fr,eze. the
shadows On the f>cs, A. On al other OBJ
jeces viii appear black The parpose Of
the hu<5er In msral decoration u 10 divide
o. zspasass the wssh from The csihAg or
ths waa md dada The border being
bassd an tbs ida a N elaborated hDe -
Capable Of great snxiehmans. II he dsoorar
tive lip0 ere more a. isss conventional N
tsensmsuk Tia ornament shoald also con-
brm q . pegalag hogisonIality II design.
and Tia simphosky N the oolorRnx should
halanDs tie simplicity Of the srnamsnxal
fosm adopted
Bosxisss arc the enrichEnent OF the val,
aud N the case a very hight wan, Tho fsseze
soghs 70 b fsw shAdss darker than the
vail bat noe 20 DARK - the dado. II.
however. the nlling and dado be both very
dark. hghs groand vii Be best for tho
bordnr. With diaper pattern upon is- In
Goebie, Norman and Romanssq0e, oreariy
EngfisA eharch decoruetou viii be found
some Wy heaue1fal borderA
Frnttzne fog ordinary ne should b
dmpas. asong and ssrviceAble. nps too dns
IN iss upholstery. without mulsipaScity Of
eEnAmDsastoo, and In fAos without those
sccsanrics thai are a. useless - they are
expensive and Furnishes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

ton of the city water supply. So great
has the general spread of disease orig.
mated in this cause that many substi-
tutes, sucn as magnetic and mineral
waters, have been brought in great de-
mand. Elliott & Co., the well-known
grocers. have been alive to this subject,
and have laid in q stock of four useful
mineral waters of known merit. They
are st. Louis, Bethesda, Poland Spring,
(Me.) and Hawthorne. They will
shield your health. You can't afford
to do without them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

A 8aG41e Fought In the E1omoo.
When battle is fought in summer II
often happens that the ripe corn IL set
on ire by shells and gun wadding; but
in no battle Of the empire did this occur
on such q scale Is at Wagram- The
season was early and the weather hot;
the battlefield was completely covered
with crops ready for harvest. which
caught quickly and carried the FIRE with
terrific rapidity. The movements OF
both armies were hampered by the no
cessity of avoiding it. Whole regiments
might be seen fastening out of the way
of the fire and taking up their position
where the corn had been burned al
ready; but this means of escape was
only open to the able-bodied OF the
soldiers who were severely wounded
great numbers persisted in the flames;
and of those whom the fire did not
reach. many lay for days hidden by the
tall corn. living during that time ON
the ears. The emperor had the plains
searched by bands Of cavalry, and We.
hicles were brought from Vienna to re-
move the wounded, friends and foes
alike. But few of those over whom the
FIRE had passed recovered. and the sol
diers had a saying that straw-dre had
killed nearly Is many as gun-fre.-
Chicago Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06
A Valuable Opal.

The most famous opal Of history was
that which was worn ina ring by Nom
ius, the Roman senator, in the days OF
the triumvirate. In size it was scarcely
larger than the average hazelnut, yet its
beauty was such as to render it tho mar
vel of its time. The money changers"
and goldsmiths' Of Rome st its value
down at q ,ooo,Upo. Mark Antony made
overtures for It's purchase, intending, it
is believed. to present It to CleopAtra-
Upon the desth of Nonius history loses
all trace Of it, there being no record OF
its transfer from him to any member Of
his family.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06
DON'T REMAIN STOUT
YOU SEE YOUR STOUT FRIfkDs GROW
ING THINNER EVERY DAY.
They Are Using Or. Edson's OBESITY Pills
and Bands.
NO DIETING-NO PURGING

II has been abundantly proved that the use
81 his uoa electric bands. or lis obesity pills
or both. Tor which the agents of this country
are the wsll-kn0wn firm OF l9ring \ Co.. ~
Washington street. Chicago. o. lsltt Marshall
FIELD a Co.'S store. IL The one sale aud ercc-
tive Nay OF reducing corDUieasy. The obesity
Pills are made from the waters OF siie German
Imperial springs government ownership
The bs nds or pills Ale lssd separately, and
make RAPID and heaifhiui cure. Or. IL used
together. N y help each otheT il action aad
obtain better results.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

The above cut shows our Paacine Oil put up in Eve
Ion These filled by and aru-
therefore by buying oil in this you awaya
of getting Paacinc Oil. cans are eealed hy
Do not buy not sealed Return when empty
your and he will exchange for one that 10 filled
and sealed The itself the cheapest
market only costing about what your grocer would
charge for ordinary gallon cans kept
in repair by free of charge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

The 49, fnnrssrn Il sks Arr n - -
v~zkr<a oss sse fsancsscn % The cssyng - -
r~Hps-s is<h6S sh- funcssun Il she w.1l - %
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dess IN ru>u<. - A. NJ ~ ohsr~ar ~ a.
yu~r nctse. A f<v-~ pnssssa ss>hsr u
Val p~c-~ 90 pssnt-f = spp~ps9sae .
~ sos sf~r.1<i~e. scsns p~opls ps~ew .
r>~f--iy us.6s ~. Sss - A>nh e1sssAp
49, ~~shed - as-s<ss>ng - 49, - -
scax-rs>ns - - 49, . u~nw4n hs~scG .
r.s<sst*son as~s<. ~ csUpr-swe9 hse~sa
th~ fn=Sy al -~vr a<rsx pssarwn su1 -
perf-s-tiS s4sn& ~sll
S2gne rsxel- ce~-r tk<Sr 80 - go
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06
OUR MAN OF STYLE
Headgear That Will Show His
Political Preference.
WHAT is POPULAR IN GOTHAM
An Innovation From Paris IN the Shape Q
Straw Crush Hst-How q Halter
Solved the Problem.

There Is character in the manner
of wearing hat authorities to the
contrary notwithstanding was con-
WINGED Of il whiie on Fifth avenue the
other day. noting here and there man
Of fashion, again specimen Of ths
genus "open-hearted. but badly
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06
NEW STILES N DERBYs.

fabric men who have been selling rem
nants Of suitings to matters now see
matched designs Of hats sdorning the
fashionable tile establishments.
Another new thing in derby shape IS
what Is called q mixed fur felt" The
colors are the light ashy gray. prevalent
In suitings, and the surface, though OK
ceedingly fine, appears rough in imita-
ton Of the suitings they are designed TO
accompany.
Twas told in my meanderings Of an
odd investigation that was made at Ave
leading street corners Of New York by
q prominent wholesale hat house. It
was q question with them whether to
throw . great mass of light derbys on
the summer market and this is how
they solved the problem: Ten thousand
persons passed tho given points in
something less than an hour. Nine
thousand derbys were noted. OF these
sizes were round crowned and only 252
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06


A gentleman who was particularly
popular with American visitors to Berlin
was Professor William Won Hoffman,,
the eminent German chemist who died
a few weeks ago. Owing to his sojourn
in the United States he spoke English
well. and several years ago addressed
the Americans at Berlin at their Thanks
giving dinner. The speech was Aattsr-
ing 10 tho people Of the United States.
Since tho resignation of Bunsen from
the professorship Of chemistry at Heidel-
berg it has been the ambition of almost
every American studying chemistry in
Germany to be pupil Of Hoffman,.
He always took the greatest interest in
his American pupils. He often had
moro than a score of them in his labora-
tory at one time. The late Emperor
Frederick was also his pupil. When he
came to tho throne he ennobled his for
mer preceptor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

Effectually, yet gently. when costive
or bilious, or when the blood is impure
or sluggish, to permanently cure habit
ual constipation, 70 awaken the kid
neys and liver to . healthy activity
without irritating or weakening them,
to dispel headaches, colds or fevers,
use Syrup of Figs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

The excursion 70 Chicago via the Chi
cago h West Michigan railroad on June
7 seems to be q popular idea. Many
will take advantage of the low rate Of
fered to visit the city aud while there
look over the worlds exposition build-
iura and rrouuda.