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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-12

sAWEp CANNON CHiSfsk BitIIARDs.
Tho table is laid out with triangular balk
spaces in the four corners and is opened by
spotting tho red ball OH the lower spot. and
taking aim at 1t with the cue ball from the
upper spot. The balk spaces are introduced
secure an anchor" nurse and run out the
game OF twenty points in q single inning. One
OF the PROTEST shots is the two-cushion kiss
carrom. illustrated in diagram No !. where
the ball lies near tho end rail The cue ball
Is sent against the end rnil. then to the side.
and meets the object ball again at the spot-
Diagram No. 2 shows the " rail nurse at kiss
shots. ms developed by DAILY. Tho cue ball is
driven gently of the object ball to the rail.
and made to return and carrom fine upon the
object ball. giving tho same position as at the
rnms c9nsccutiyely. and he says that It is pos
fine that tho game might be iun out. Mort
Humphreys says that the game was played
thirty years ago without the balk spaces.
Prof. Kaarlus In exhibiting the French
jawed carrom" said This game Is played
every day In the Paris caf6s by the French ex-
perts for wagers of money or wine, The rcd
object bal Is placed tight in, the Jaw. OF the
upper right. hand corner. as illustrated in tho
diagram. The. game consists in driving the
cue ball to the lower end roil and bringing It
back against tho object ball SO rs to drive it
ner. 1t is possible to make tho carbon in n
single shot II it Is struck Just right the cue
ball will drive the object ball against the right
side rail with sufficient force to cause 1t to
Rlido across the table slowly to the balk space.
Any number Of players can play in the game
The one who gets the ball into space In tho
least number OF shots wins"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-12
YALE AGAIN THE VICTOR.
PRINCETON BEATEN ON HER OWN DIA-
MOND BY 3 TO 4.
Over 1000 Spectators Sec the College Base
bal, Battle In which the Orange and Black
Went Down ny Narrow Margin.

o.- 1000 Spectator. Sec the College Base.
s,,, hattie In which The Orange and Black
nan na,,n nv N.rroyv W.r.,n,
p mS"' 'S June 1l.-rui,y 700 spectator.
fH,S1" .Tn y,io nl,vors with n "Tiesr sis
greeted tne iaie p'"yers WIN iiGer. s's
boom. ali. laic when the sturdy blue-leggcd
s,hIe,es tro,ted out to take their preliminary
exercise in preparation Tor the great battle
scheduled for to-day. Tho long north
.sn stand was n waving mass of or
cru arI hlo,k u,th saw h,,o avid
ango al" p''eN WI" 10" oiue "no
crimson roscttes On the eastern stand
s.., ,,ncitorouo IL, tbo uo. -, thoir 1--we.
but moro Hocterous In tho use OF their lungs.
About thirty carriages were lined up along the
,o,,a far to the cast OF tho big grassy field but
the most poau''lul vic" was 70 pe hau III ,ie
grand stand overy seat OF which was occupied
1--we bcfor, tho pame harm.
s W. tai. tr,on,,, -, an ,,rao,,, via, nth
Inc ih'F .iiohus vi 'no s'uueh's 'ieu WIN
each other Tor who could wave banners tho
i",vcst and cheer the loudest at every good
.v"n ,oi,,,n ,r,on -, ado nv n homo ,,o vor
play. esrec'aiiy "heh MAUI ny u hoiuo pia'o''
Some Princeton mon were calling FOR even
money at the opening OF tho game, but could
mn ., MI. vi -, u,,ro o,,,a,n,I,
find no takers. mo iaie NUN "efe e'iueh'',
timid Brown showed UP In great form. and
Nc ,uict and accurate liners To second wore
"'' iii, ,i,.,t 49,, hr ~, Vol, oon-
Eatcheh WITH si'eh' awe Wy 'he i"ie oou-
onsent x.o,,v a.oo o,,,o,L whor youno
Murrhy.s mon. mighty roar went up rom rom
me srahd stanIt Miu .me Iker ~, H.. r,nht
taRch w ny KY tineohsVG NJ M at n % ~
fSnsam .d lel Who HppnH elded Il veil ana the
captain WIS Out. MINK tooh hoiu "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-12
CLASS SPORTS At PRINCETON.
Three Records Were Broken In the Gale.
DOMAIN DANES Yesterday.

FRINcrroH. June 1.-THE Cal edonian games.
Which are the annual inter-c contest for
the Pcase Cup. took place to-day on the Uni
versity field. Three records were broken.
McLanahan beat the college record in the 100
5ata hurdle race by half second. Grandin
ulohe the two-mile bicycle college record By
VA seconds. Borchering. with Roddy setting
"e pace IN the mile walk. broke his own col
.ese record but failed to equal his inter-
soAeglate ono made two weeks ago.
nn interesting feature OF the games was
race by Trainer Jack McMaster's dog Niger,
10 which Jack announced that Niger would
Hyto break his own worlds record OF seven
seconds in the l0O-yard dash. He tried very
marc ana succeeded In epuallng 1t. The re-.
SUNS OF the events were: ~
One hundred, yard Dash-Won nv yr.do,,, ,o,
ssSo o swain ~; third, Turner 90. Tine 10 Iis
nSLsp 11 ~ second Turner. 49, third Lord q
Iwomie Bicycle Race Won by Granaiu. %. ,r.o..
snS f. .ssnd record second Rchy'oa Tut minute.
vIsohundrcd andtwentyy.ra Ina.h-won by Pete,
7TnIs~iSs Il; s Ms%sr. %asssr % second
mile Rnpawon by Woodbridge. aa: second Koeh,er
s ia 2ddmRSsn o. S st. r;oq"
T.kwon sy BorshsrIne beating his own
Time. minutes ! 10 seconds. " S''
Vs. .ssa"a " MgFa SS sns
Tine 28,S seconds breaking the record.
A. Ntng tho shot-Won by beveridge 90 Distance
o. trvt ~ inches: second. lredenberg N2 8. feet
inches: third. Wheeler. 'Db. 32 feet 8 inches
hira Belts. W. Time minute. IL seconds w.
cSuaflorm mile Run-WOn by Brokaw 'ya: second Mo
ends " 20 '''n' oiT Aeo'
sFRPs n'::s P sy @ ls
turner ~ 10 feet On inches. '
u foe lAnt-Won by Sill. % height feet: second
AeserS "3 feet 10 inches: third, Dear 80
nIho cup was won by ~. with ~ points :
o. mad ~ points: '04. 20. and '05. IA points
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-12
VIII Shoot Any Amateur In Wsstchester
County.

secretary Pierce OF the Peetskil Gun Club wries 10
THr sus as follows
/, am authorized to say that member OF the Peeks
~ uuh ILub ana an amateur at that. viii shoot I'VE
Dru ihhtcn MIN any resident amateur membe. OF any
Kun rIuD N Wes'chester unity nfy birds each from
500 10 $500 u side IIurlInyham rules to govern,
a,h 10 We shot the enclosed grounds OF he Peeks
~ uun Cluh at IeekskiIi The centeman's name and
hv money can BE- found by nquirng OF the proprietor
iae VANDERBILT lioie forty'tsecnd Efrn,' c' 'Orh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-12
A .a.au, Win. a Race ON su,t..

Frenchmen have introduced a novelty in
racing. On May % sixty competitors started
on stills from Bordeaux to Biarritz and back.
get back was peasant from the Depart
ment OF the Landes. In which the use Of stills
is in many places absolutely necessary He
was probably very familiar with the use OF
them. and In any event he distanced all his
opponents having done over sixty miles a day.
Several other competitors followed him at In
tervals OF two and three hours. 80 that the con-
test Was a very interesting one.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-12
IInndbaIl.

,AAdermAn Jim Dunno OF Brooklyn Ia AZ bia n
Nahk az handha as he was twenty years ago And
nnI mas dealt gently with the noted expert lie may
y" as constant performer ms In olden times hut
len, 10 RETAIN the old time vitality aud the excel
Iuagineht still remains. Give him good partner
k.htnI' armniy thinks that he and Phil Casey ould
The match for ex Alderman Dunno and COgzins
ns H., are hnt saying Anything about match.InAk
ana w. W. from lfnl. Cogginss remarks yes erday he
Csssni unne MN not har anybody. Therefore Major
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-12
C,o.,.z or Pratt Tournament.

Yesterday afternoon two classes were furnished In
the rratt Institute tennis tournament in brooklyn
Miss Barrett won nrst prize in the ladies' class ana
Row" ~ by defeating whee!oci. "a won hrs prize IN
Jackets Ths second class gentlcmens singles. win
not lie completed until Tomorrow. there are three
cpnt ,stAnts yet to play In the finals
ttnllow.hs we're yesterday scores: 4. c,,
Mns barrett beat MISS Atkinson; 10 80 ru 9aa
mlnss. vs. heat Lecour 'D3, 81. d.: liartch w.
beat Webb '"3. 81. 81: Bronbacher ,n3 beat Rob
anssh " IL 90, and Rowe, "a. beat Wheeiock' Vs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-12
Yachting on Hemps,ead Bay

Tho frst regatta of tho new Hampstead Bay Yacht
Club sailed in Hampstead Bay south side OF Long
Island of frecport. on Thursday ast Rain fell In tor.
rents during the race and many boats that had been
entered failed to put in an appearance fleet OF M,
teen boats spread their sails for the start which was
made from tho clubs house on Elder Island. Thomas
Martins yacht BrOokly won the race in Glass for
"a foo boats Clss, was won By ; T. retit's Henri:
eta T. e. Southhrds Tom BOY. in this class capsiked
while rounding the STAKE bOat and the thrown
Into the water They rescued by the yacht Hemp
stead. Bergen Carmau's Elsie won in Class C.. The
prizes were silver cups and psnnants summary fol
lows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-12
Dixon VIII Fight Won Heest.

Bosros. June II. In conversation with capt esoke
to-day Tom oROurke, the manager OF Geo Dixon sara
that win or lose with Johnston at thu Coney hlahd
Athletic Club on June 81 lie would match the colored
lad IN right Johnnie Van lIees at IL pounds and woui
be wiling 10 het much on the outside as van heesi
i'atel aud his packers are aux for the match.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-12

Passed balls-Brown. Double pays-B.own. Young.
and King Bases on balls-of Young l.; OF bowers. /.
HIT by pltcher-W"Oiccck. Norton. Stolen bases
Case o. Harvey Mackenzie ca. Guild (2J. Struck
Ny sows.s g. By Young. 2 saerlnes hits-Harvey.
Princeton & Yals. I. TiDe-2:l5. Umpires-Curry
and sullivan Attendance--9OOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-12
SuortSman's Goods.

WHITE DUCK clothing for. yachtsmen ia .
speciai feature with IN our Uniform Department.
and showing correct styles in Conts Trousers
Shoes &C, halSns in tRis %eppnrtmsn WITH
our sale OF $500 Bazcrs at sl.I5 Tennis shoes at
Al 90 al EO reduced from $500 and 81 no: Sweaters
ali coiors from az 80 to $500: white fann Trousers
81 co. Silk Belts 25c to 125: Leather Belts SOC to
81 90 each
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-12
new VICTOR ROAD SCORCHER.
THE BOAT Department

IN provinv success for the reason that design
inn and building our boats with weather eye" as to
the wants of yarhtsmen for cruising. sailing, and
ing in our nearby waters. st. Lawrence River Skfs
from $500 TO- $4,000; raci,, Tenders. 50 90 20
nv Skids $3.50 90 to S22aOo: boat and canoe fittings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-12
FISHING TACKLE DEPARTMENT.

Nickeipated and split bamboo Fly or Bait Rods at
$3.50; nickc plated Chum and Wcakhsh Eods at
1915: German silver split bamboo Fly Bait Rods
81 German silver Chnm Neakiish Rods nj 81 30;
nickie plat ed Clck and Multiplying Reels at 25c and
5Oc nickel and rubber 3OD-yari Salt Water Reels at
81: julius vom Ilofcs 800 yard Salt Water Reels Mt
$3.50: Halls Bass Lines, 100 yards. at 5oc.: Hairs
Bass Lines 100 yards 81: Trout Flies 35c per dozen
Jnpann-d Tin Tackle Boxes 81. 81 so and 81: striped
Bass Gangs 50c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-12
TENNIS Department.

Are showing full line OF Tennis Sundries including
Balls Markers. Tapes. Poles. &C.. and we have a few
more left OF the 1891 Slornm Tennis RRckets at the
redur ed prices viz Slocum Tournament strung So
formerly $500: slocum special all red gut $475 old
price S6oO The Socum. red and white gut 81 75. old
price S. co. socum. Jr. good quality gut. 81 10 old
mr. "A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

Admired ana Discussed by the ksni
HorsculsuTisss Yesterday.

Admired ana Discussed by the Kent
Honlculsurists Yesterday.
While the county canvsssers heAtedly
discussed tho problem Of the ballots
Yesterday afternoon IN the northeast
corner of the third floor OF the court
house, . meeting Of . more gentle aud
pastoral character WAS IN progress IN
the southwest corner OF the basement.
Ii was the chrysAnthemum meeting OF
the Kent County horticultural society.
Those present were separated from the
slxty-one ballot boxes by only . parti-
tlon and the outer door OF the vault At
them stood slar. The horticulturists'
interests lay IN the other direction.
where were displayed large outlay of
chryssnthsmams brought a. illustrs-
tons by Henry smith, the tiorist. They
included seventy-four pots and vases
Of the japanese, Chinese, Paw Pawand
many other varieties. and were much
admired BY the ladies who were in the
majority present. Besides the chrysan-
themums there were festoons OF wild
southern smilax and other vines.
The president was absent and Jona-
than Best OF walker presided, and r..
{. Phillips was made temporary secfe-
tary. A committee ON flowers Was ap-
pointed. consisting of Mesdames Bal
com, Jenkins and Hsndershot, after
which Asa Slayton gave . talk on
SHOW 70 Raise Sweet Poatoes." Mr..
smith, being called upon, gave an IN
formal talk on the cultivation of
chrysanthemums and replied to num-
erous questicnings of the ladies. After
ward he was rendered . vote of thanks.
Before adjournment the flower CON-
mittee reported that they had wit
messed the best display and largest
variety OF chrysanthemums ever ex-
hbited in this city. E. c. Phillips
furnished . nice display of apples OF
the Jonathan, Warner, Hubbardston
Northern Spy, Shiswsssee Beauty
Wolf River and Grimes Golden
varieties from his farm on Fourth
afraAt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23
1T WILL BE SUCCESSFUL,
The Committee on Thanksgiving
Doing Noble Work.

The Committee on Thanksgiving 10
Doing Noble Work.
The office of tho secretary of the
Thanksgiving association in the Michi-
gan Trust company building presents
very lively scene. Several women
are busily engaged receiving names of
those who are considered worthy of
charity. The names are being Ar.
ranged in the best possible manner for
those who will have charge of deliver
ing the goods. The list now extends
far into the hundreds and is growing
rapidly. The women cay they hope to
see turkeys and chickens as numerous
a. the names on Thanksgiving day.
The committee has more than 500 and
expect to have $1,000 by tomorrow.
There are large stores of all sorts Of
goods, clothing, food and fuel
being rapidly delivered at the supply
depot. Everything indicates that the
work will ba more successful this year
than ever before. There will be plenty
of deserving poor. Even the school
children are assisting in bringing in
cases of real restitution.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23
An Icicle Suddenly Thrust Down
Your Back

Would produce sensation zkia TO that ex
perieaeed b. ths unhappy individual sao
fosls the chill Which ushrrs il an attack OF
fever ant axue aEc b.lloas renEitent- Hes
letters Stomach Bitters. ia such an emer-
seEes. Is what Is wanted at 0nes 10 scotch
the enemy which seems 10 penetrate the very
marrow OF the bones alternately frSeuDx.
roasting and desuzins the sufferer With PER
sptfation. This x and anti feDrsie specific 5
tne saffsE medicinal safeguard that al efai-
grant 20 the far vest can t4ae With hiin-
A1lari4l complaints are file IN all fe-ioAs
nes.y cleared Of Il inter. In mining camps
aud Ia lo1 lying river bottoms where the
streams periodically overflow their banks
Immunity from malaria IS. however. obtained
from the protective agent named. Nhlca- Is
also . remedy far Indigestion. rheum attic Aad
kidney al menls. liver complaint. constipa-
tl0l aRd debility.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

tired Yesterday n the United States
court Yesterday on Charge OF sending
OBSCENE matter through the mail. tie
swore that he could not write or read
writing. The envelope sent through
Tue mail contained no writing, but .
lot of lewd pictures drawn rudely vita
red and blue pencils. The jury Vas
charged last night bat will not retire 10
their room for consideration of the
Gaze unl1I today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23
Dwelling House Burned.

A house belonging to w. d. Frost
and located at No. 151 Clancy street
was damaged by fire yesterday morn
ing. 1t was occupied by William Bren-
men. The damage to the house was
about $50, fully insured. The damage
TO household goods was about 5000,
with no insurance. The cause was an
overheated stcve-pipe which passed
through q floor. The alarm WAS turned
in from box No. 42l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23
He's After a Plum.

The Hon. Martin Wakes, ex-msyor
OF Muskegon and democratic elector
of his district, was IN the city yester-
day looking after his prospects for re-
ceiving the appointment rs collector of
internal revenue. He seems to be
pretty we'll assured of his appointment,
as he made some inquiries looking to-
ward taking up bis residence here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23
Thanksgiving!

Beach h Booth Of the New York
Coffee rooms. No. 81 Pearl street, will
follow their usual custom Of giving
their Thanksgiving dinner on Wednes-
day and close the lunch rooms at 1880
O'Clock, opening again At 8 p. M, CIV
ing their employees . chance to eat
their Thanksgiving turkey 1T home.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23
Were MARRIED Yesterday.

Myron Green, for nerly city treas
urer OF Lansing, MAS married yester-
day 10 Mrs. Louise Gaylord, 1T her
home, 337 Cherry street. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. II.
s. Jordan, of the First Presbyterian
church Of Lansing. Mr.. and Mrs.
Green left for Lansing last evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23
Real Estate Transfers.

Charles y. Hrrinston TO Albert L. Lnton.
iors N aus Il. eik = Dunton's add --....s N
Jauss Rooney - George y. June. q IL
lot IA, Blk = Hplbroos'- add ..-...-........ ~
Nesle tesnhoer 10 Truman kellogg. lot
q Homestead SAD "a Tot 2. Blk I. A. l.
shnfi,'s adj, and "a " Il lots 3 aud "a.
kfk q Fraltck's add. .a-... ....s....-... 3.sT
Nef.eo-xs Bunay 20 Edgar J. Adams. lot
cb.rss. I Iisertr - Elizabeth ". Hoertr.
uA,nSt. - see y. ks1-. .....-a.....l....... zoo
Fsssfe - Jshh Cslkins 60 Hiinssa E.Cal
slns pee land on see =, Ala -...s~ss.- ~
vfltssffl Duufsfn 20 John leuax. paff ~
ST.. .rs. q s~e Z. Paris ...-...as... i.H'
sfaare IL thfHsiis3<r - thsriss q
I.sesnss paft u bsk = Lees sad. and
ner lard 81 So , loseli ...s.......s. leo
wissaga n C8vitf 20 3ahn Flske. iot ~
sweet 4 Smiths sid. Lo~eii ..s.-. ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

THERE is no better and safer way TO
save money than to deposit In the
Grand Rapids Savings Bank,
At the corner of South Division and
Fulton streets. They pay interest on
deposits Of 81, 90 ar more.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

Locke Richardson's delineations are
presented with such subtlety, dellcacy
and force, that hearing them becomes
almost liberal education. He will
give Dickens "Christmas CAROL ~
Hsrtman's hill, December !.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

To accommodate parties who failed
10 secure season tickets to the Hart
man hall lecture course, Mr.. Hartman
has decided to keep the box Office, on
Ottawa street, open from 90. m. to
p. m. Saturday the Goth, and Monday
the 2Sth. for the sale of about 500
course tickets. First come, first served.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23
Contagious Diseases.

Stuart Schasf, age years. No. 210
Prospect street, scarlet fever; Leon l..
Allen, age years, No. COZ Madison
street, scarlet fever.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

Grand Rapids Savings Bank, 1t the
corner of South Division and Fulton
streets. pays interest on all sums of one
dollar and upwards.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23
Burial Permits.

Martin Waiber, age year. No. 355
East Leonard street. FAIR Plains; II. I.
LsBsrr, age 81 years. No. 2oI Sheldon
street, Grass Lake.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

Try the new painless method of fill
ing teeth by Robinson Dental Co., No.
IS Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

G commencing November
20, important changes in
time of trains on tho D..
L. & n. will be made,
improving the service
considerably.
The night trains and
sleeping-caY service be-
tween Grand Rapids and
Detroit will be discontin-
ued, for the present, il
having been found nec-
eesary to put on = local
day train between Detroit
and Howard City, to bet
ter accommodate the pub
lie. After the above date
the morning train will
leave Grand Rapids at
7:l0. making few stops,
and arriving At Detroit
at 1870 .. M, connecting
with east-bOund trains of
all lines. The evening
train from Detroit will
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23
Marriage Licenses.

The following Is list CT the msrriag
licenses issued since last publication. with the
names. residences when out Of the city. aud
ages 81 the parties. Age.
Jakob Il. Homer. Rekey Wander M-er--~ 2t-ls
karst Worst. Iieadreka J. Bareadsen...-.E 60
Frank SorVak. Emeiia Wolf....-.....-.-.... Ss-1l
Orlln Z. Allen. CORTLAND Ora ". Brown.
OakhsId .3025
Burton X Clinton. Ada Hattie Z. Carew.
tsa 22-i9
W. Arthur whitney. Eiyabe tn n. Decker Alb
Frank b. Armstrong. Cannon; Nena ".
Hart~~ll. Cannon ...............-.........24 40
Adam faehsi. Mary greulirh ................ Bi-23
William j. Marshall. Cara Van Hacsium. 21-3D
George Tslb~fI Alice L. Holland. .a...... si- -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

THERE is no better and safer way to
save money than to deposit In the
Grand Rapids Savings Bank,
At the corner of South Division and
Fulton streets. They pay interest on
deposits of $l.00 or more.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

Turkey lunch at Anderson's tonight.
Grand Rapids Savings Bank, at the
corner of South Division and Fulton
streets, pays interest on all sums of one
dollar and upwards.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23
BETTER
SERVICE

leave at 6:10, or 6:3S Detroit time, CIV
ing time for supper and making . fast
run to Grand Rapids. arriving at 1880.
This will give the D., L. & n. two fast
trains each way and will be apprecia-
ted by the patrons of this popular line.
No change will be MADDEN other trains,
schedule of which will be found in an
other column.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

Tried for Violation 81 postsi Laws
Waiter Friece Of Port Huron ga.