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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

J. D. Hatehings OF College I'LL says
that his crop Of clover bay was lost through
exposure TO the late rains, bat be IS never
iheless the hardest E.aa II town cTsr e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

J. F Bradshaw yesterday sold his farm
southeast Of tom to Mr. Hamilton of
Hoopston, HIS, the consideration being
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Mr.. Cannon of Galveston, Texas, is in
the city. having come up to look after his
business interests here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

The Womans Columbian Club viii
meet this afternoon at o'clock 10 the city
building. II. SEA WoODAAs, Secy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

c. c. RIGHT Of this city will leave for an
extended visit to Kansas City and other
points in few days,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

A. Hunlay. a colored citizen OF this CITY,
has purchased the barber shop of John
Moore, on East Douglas avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Signor Baribini returned. from Topeka
yesterday morning AID will now 60 at his
opera in earnest, the season having ar
rived
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

James Garvey the we'll known travelling
passenger agent Of the Wabash, was in
town yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

The ladies of the Christian church are
making arrangements for production of
the "Canzone" chorus.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Judge Leslie of Hutchinson was here
yesterday looking mp matters relative to a
large Kentucky estate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

The infant Of :. l. Bowers died at ,
o'clock yesterday morning and Will be
buried at Benton this afternoon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

H. D. Powell and {. 6. Searey OF Dan
Vile, two wealthy AID prosperous farmers
OF Harper county, were in town yesterday
buVinu horses
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Mrs. Nellie Conckhn and Mrs. Jane
Covill returned from Newton last nig6t
where they have been visiting for the past
week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Colonel Alexander OF ColIsgs Hill cams
in yesterday from We5rsgu Kansas. He
reports fine rains and an excellent pros
poet for good corn crop IL that portion
Of tire state
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Hon. j. r. Meade has returned from
Helena, Mon, on Tuesday evening. where
he has been the past thirty days looking
after his mining interests.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

The weekly public rehearsal by Shsw's
orchestra Will take place at tue music
house this evening. Everybody invited.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Mr. Munson eff Munson & Mcnamara
will go east in a few days to make his tall
purchases.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Major y. f. Niederlander left for St
Louis yesterday where ne goes TO look after
his interests
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

A. s. Raw, the travelling auditor for the
Missouri Pacific came in yesterday from a
tour over this district
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

john D. Miles, Indian agent ar Paw
huska, passed through the city yesterday
en- route east
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Mrs. Y. F. Niederlahder, who has been
very i'll for two weeks past, is now conva-
lesceut.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

4 fishing and camping parry composed
cs young ladies' aud g=nslemgs u thIz city
have been a. HsysYI4ls fJT seys-z. days
camping gear tie Oh gz.eT nIIL 4 paFty
who came from There yesterday said taas
the CAMPERS thought u pGlnag u2 stakes
sinc- ne raln
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Miss Kate Adams. OF Topeka, who has
been visiting with Miss Matte Fabrique
for several weeks, left yesterday for Stat
ford. Kan, where she will visit for short
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29
ro 4DvFPTTsrPs

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medium.
All transient advertisements must be pstt for in
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CisCor;iRUe any advertisements contracted for
either By themselves or their agents.
Entered in tie postO1lice at Wichita as second
ca.s matter and entered for transmission through
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matter
The Eagle has the largest cicHlation Of any
daily paper in Kansas and covers more territory
than any TWO Kansas dai!ies combined reaching 90
towns On the day 81 publication n Kansas Indian
territory Panhandle Of Texas and eastern Colorado
The columns II the EAGLE have been tested and
proved to be the best advertising medium in the
southwest The on daily that reaches all the ter
RI CRY above named on day o; publication. As
advertising mediurn IL Is unexceliei.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Prof Sickner's recital will take place
this evening at Barnes & Newcomb's.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Ga tie frss q AaZ1st Mr. J. D H9seh-
iszs viii remove sLs os3ce from TIE I'm
aeerly b15ldspg 70 rooas ever tie WIehIts
N4t-erAl b4zk, A&Flz2 secured : pes1azr-
ez.t lease. Tie cEzoe- Is EzaIe CT aeeoea
81 beiaz q coz sect.os as receiver q tie
Kansas Lo12 Ard Investment csGgAog
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

John h Brid@z:AAl Ct Enterprise :
yssiior n fbe city ~ Br3deaGh4i :
prominent Psopl<'s party nan and was
temporary chairman % t1e STATE eonEr1-
iion hese fz=, m9nth he Il sss9 a psom-
faent T0pi osszHIbo bOo1Usf and = enc q
tie had uaen Ct thai element n shs STATE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Miss Ollie Tucker has game to St. Louis
for a mouths visit.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Mr.. s. W. Crabill of Kansas City, re-
turned yesterday after pleasant visit
with relatives aud friends
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
:. = Swartz.

Manufactured aud wholesale dealer
in dressed lumier, lain. s.slnli.s.
moalalngs, etc Planning mill, tir-t ss-
enue and Michigan Central raii:osd
tack. Telephone 3ii.
Mr.. Sgartz has been handling lum-
her IN THIS market for the last fiteca
years, AMI is well and favo:abiy known
Ia tpe trade =: home ana IN The cast.
About fivc years ago, having noted
great increase III the demand Tor
dressed tuiiding material. he tought
small lslannc niii from A. +. NAi"y.
The bus ness Increased so sapiaiy iilst
more txtrf.Hve fac.iltirs weT. u oIlIed
and ne made additional Improvements.
givin. employment, 20 SKY men. lie.
IL new iruvi,i.u with ~. horse powtr
stesin engine and all newly Improved
machinery required IN "A nrss-c.ass
yisping and moulding mill. The
plant. inclnliug Office and yards. &C.
cu,,es nearly an entire cay block. and
Mr.. Swari. hes moi too much room Tor
n.s bds,n.ss, whsch involves the sis.r-
arr. dressing anc sripa.-pt OF 1000 .o3J
lee. al pias Az: hardwood lEnis.er per
month, i,vsn.os shingles anu laih. ins
tales Averaging $4,000 - yesr. iie
sells largely 20 The whnlceai' IA tie
ni.,Io Ia aud New Eng and siaies. anal
makes a. shrisiiy VI making .T,e.
sd,n., corn &c. siding snd foo;isE.
IN 'uidings. c,.ifng-. etc, a'id all tahiti
la material .ur builaine houses. iii-
4-,nch iny-i -niiny for .sy trade h'-
gwen Z Oh Satisfaction i'y MIX Z
ant nnr-nsif -hori 'n-tn- At r.
iGsfion OF iipa, 81 80 5, pr tnou.aus
/ IS tnau II a;i.sari iengta ot "a sis
graft
lie has nos c.,nnnisrced the creeta,n
of iirw tni..asng al, at dnuhi" tife
cspassiy OF f.ra,.r binding. Ihr coCn-
try itast ~ wrye. ats q e MIR" ani,'na.t
a the ffst txo year> ~ nss eiaeinx
mili iussusss. MIR. Swariz ls -',tiitiy
isllaile anti II s~,n-ii.is. worthy thc
eaiiinrrce ~ ,sse trade AMI dee, irving
0i TIC profpef.fs hr -f,)oys.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
a.,ln..sll & ,,cNanb.

Ccn,rstt,rr ami 'Clidsrf-n1.lds:s
Exci,slsg.. W. 80 Ottawa street..
M-.sr-. 7. {. Campbell aud John Nc
Nsi.b. sxHtt I,ntcsl carpenters, npye
Ierlaes. -, tits ci'y tor a long time ADD
mr. i,o,h well ANA fayeraliy known -
arclilt.-c's. builder. sud property awi.-
era, ns.iug carried oa business = pa
iatcly and susr. ssinliy previous II
Tor .lng n &C pAttDs r-lsip three years
aga Sinre tnen they hsve .xeCufsi
MANY important contracts Tor The cree
:lou and completion of buidines N
whole ar IN part. among others slpo.-
600 schnol-hou~e At Nusstgon; the
sSD. Gao y. NJ. &. 4. edi,ice =. n North
Iona erect. thss city: $4,000 Uns-
vef-aiist rhu,ch nj ine corner of -aei-
den aud Oskcs streets, and = $40 900
block on Canal street. FIRST
clss binding construction 10 tbsir
specially. aud they furnish estimates.
contrac; for or superintend erection -
desired. Their working plant !. com
plese, representing an outlay of $40 600;
they employ from sixty to seventy live
Of the best workmen to I've found IN the
busy season, and ali contracts snd
agreement are carried out TO the letter
on time. Their Office ~ IN the Builders
exchange. 20. l57 OTTAWA street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

Ezra T. Nelson, president; Elias Mat
Ter. vice president; James u. Mac
BRIDE, secretary; jaw ID. JtIey. treas
urer. Manufacturers OF. wholesale
and retail dealers IN furniture. Offices
and sA.esrooms, Nos. 33. 50. 81 and 80
Canal street.
The inception OF this grea, leading
furniture house dates back to 1896,
when. T.. w. and ;. A. Winchester
erected . small frame cabinet SHOP on
the site now occupied by the present
eortpany's big Lyon street warehouse.
T. &. Comstock became associated with
Messrs. Manchester soon after they got
fairy established. and IN 1865 Meesrs.
James NJ. ana Ezra Il. Nelson bought
. one-hah interest, when the style OF
Comstock. Nelson x Co. WAS adopted.
Seven years later. 10 1870, Mr. Elias
Matter succeeded Mr.. Comstock by pur-
chase. and the firm name WAS changed
e. Nelson. Matter ~ Co. Meantime
eEisrgements aud improvements had
rapidly succeeded eacn other, but the
facilities hardly kept pace wlth require
utsrss, and IN 1873 was erected the
gRst brick factory, four stories and
Basement. fronting 20f feet on Lyon
street and 30 feet on the river. In 1873
t.tley we're admstted to- the firm. In
1857 the brick warerooms on Lyon
street. burned. AID the same year the
company was recognized and Incor-
poFat~d with $4,000 capital and
cf.iceT-si as above. The ensuing year
Ms built IN the site of the puned
wsrsrooms the great Lyon street ware
house, IS feet front by 100 feet deep,
seven stores IN height, with lofty base
ment under Ali anu Photographic gal
iery on the roof. fitted up with the
latest improved apparatus and APP
plIances. The entire two upper floors
are set apart for flushing, the remain
Ger Of the structure being utilized for
the displaying, storage, packing and
shipping OF furniture. The main fac
tory "a one of the best equipped of the
kind IN the world. provided with ample
steam power and = complement OF ma
chinery and appurtensuces that en-
braces the very best OF everything that
can be protitaplv used in the maDufac-
ture OF furniture. But even with al
the resources named the company
necessities are more than they can &C
commodate, and the overflow of hands.
machinery and work are sheltered Tor
tns present under the roof OF the MIN
srsi block, OF which they occupy two
sections. forty feet each, on the uppfr
hoors facing she river. The Office anu
retail saiesrooms require for their sc-
eommo6ation the entire ,nree-story
ana basement brick building. Nos. 33
TO 50 inclussve, Canal street, where Is
displayed the largest and most varied
line OF samples IN high and medium
grade furniture ever seen by buyers in
this city. together with a vast stock of
richly upholstered goods, curtains aud
draperiss. designed for the local retail
trade. The firm employs 40 people IN
ali departments. pay IN wages and saia-
RES about g.. 900 weekly. amt transact
. business averaging 100000 per an
mum. shipping % every considerable
town and city N Moth Amsrica, be-
sdes exporting to South America,
Australia and Europe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
+. c. Miller.

Manufacturer of boxes and hox ma
terra ], ana dealer ~ lnnbef-ts K. & /.
l. X. between Front and C,urt erect.
ms eutsFsriss WIS foEn led fft'En
year. ago ~ r. T. ri mt. wbo ~ lsS5
sold ,nt 10 Bntuns q NiHef Mr..
Eluont retired f.iTse vsar< iSfsf. md
the hrm t+canie Miller 4 sialt II.
Mr.. VI Ter. having sscHred s3ie swa-
.T-hip - purchase. ;y0k entgrs- cifsrg@
ia 1880 TIE safd~ ard 81 ii!lHgs.
fronting the t-rsn6 lshgids 4 Ifsaiaua
n lrost ietwern front ans fsnft
streets. cover about 81 acre aad s-snf
II lsnd. The factory u a barge isreeU-
saT structure flied wfh apgr IT ale
etrsawofk ~ machinery, ana tnsftr-
flfe hands are spp.oyee "a tite bfaag-
fstsnFr of loxss sod isox nse tergai ~
- B4- an is oFsas ana a. pp 81.
iensbtr. 81 wsHfh ssHst : stis 9pg zee.
= disposed o. 30 t.ie roegh sad nsnu
facsEfed state annually. Af. Aftss~r
makes s-frriaitles rs dressed sste So.
sarra stuff. matted aud Iotkscfssse-
fDxfs 81 every afees > ssn fer tss y :
asar II aff -. tt,sa = ts~s. u sfxsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
GEMS OF THE CITY

coaanasaJ


Chasses 4. sliKh. president, john p.
Gsse. seefetary. Manu- actageFs OF
ci.amssr furniture. Sos. - u 50 Hu-
CoAuan street
The sigh Furniture company VAS
Incorporated February "a. 1850. CAD
lt4- slosk slO0, u00, aad u among the
most famous AL prosperous VI the
many representatives Oh that great ~
onssry which has done so much l.,
tu.,d up 2nc make Grand Rapids the
wonder OF Western Michigan. The
tnctory bulldings. with = frontage ca
sending from No Is 10 No. 50, meta
slSe, bucn2aan arrest. are ct trek.
four stories IN height. with base
m~nf. l0Oxfl2 feet IN dimensions.
and cover. WITH yards and appur-
tsaznce-, about i've acres OF land.
The business oiaCes AID salesrCoiIss
are in front, stock rooms IN rear. anal
tEe several departments OF the factory
on The upper toors, each complete ia
lt~s and suyefDly equipped Win tns
Quest improved nsscnlnsry an1 dp-
pl1anses, the whole driven by NO
horse power steam engine. Three
hundrcu hands are employed. pr
v<ss switca aad track running through
tlc premises facilitates shipments.
~bscfs are Iaade direct and without
breaking bulk ~ trAGsic. r. IN ware
nou-e 90 destination. vnita may tie on
tto Atlantic or the P..eife -eatoard, IN
Canada or tie Tar sDutn. IL Is stated
on good authority that this company
alone makes ard sells annually more
than ss0u. 900 WORTH OF goods, the spe
c:ai.les comprising a general line OF
usell lm- priced enamp~r suits anc aide
boards Great care : exercised IN the
selection of material, and the work
mAnsnlp and finish Is Ia all respects
equal To the best. Oak. sycamore,
bsrcn aud mahogany only are used.
and the resources Of the concern en-
able 10 TO command ample supplies At
ali SEASONS. In posnt OF value CT out
put this company ranks next to the
largest IN the city.
President Sigh was tho first man
ager OF the company, his connection
with which dates from Its organization,
and II consequently familiar with the
furniture trade IN all its phases lie Is
also puhhc-splrltsd anu popuar cit
ixen who has contributed literally OF
his time, labor and means for the ma
tsrial advancement OF Grand Rapids
and the state al large.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
The Michigan Bark and l.u,n-
Der COMPANY.

\. B. Clark, president; ". A. Phelps.
vice-presdcnt; {. A. Phelps, seeretary
and treasurer. Hcn,iock bark. lunih-r
and shingles: Offices, rooms Is aid ID
Widdicomb building.
n. b. Clark came from Pennsylvania
to Michigan in 1883 and invested
largely in timber lands. Four years
ago he Was joined By Messrs. W. A. and
{. A. PHELPS. father and son, aah the
firm of n. u. Clark & Co. WAS c.tab-
llshed. A reorganization was effected
in April last, and the present style
the Michigan Bark and Lnmber COM
pany-adopted; capital SAC. 900. Mcs-r-.
Phelps are old residents OF Michigan.
long engaged in mercantile pursuits IN
Van Buren, and Muskegon counties.
They are thoroughly acquainted with
NE requirements Of their rrrsert iusi-
ness. The senior Is an enterprising,
wide-awake capitalist, the Junior n
bright, progressive young business man.
while President Clark's wcll-known
sagacity and large experience are of
inestimable value. The prospects, of
the organization are extremely bright.
and the output air, ady bids fair to
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

Woou turner's, manufacturers Of
mouldlngs, p.lastefs, hardwood mte-
rior fiui.h. door aud window francs.
etc. STAIR bus.ders, hand and zero
sawyers. aud genera jooi'ers- No. los
Pre-c II street.
The above named iirm il COMPOSE
of Mcssrs SIMON .jeli-r. Jonn br,gge.
Peter Van iiakeen aud Albert klskest.
who became a-sociatei In The business
three years age. Their factory, M.
$50 Prescott street. - substantial
tii.cs-.toly frane tslldire 50S.S Is.s.t.
aiid ta.y occupy II all with iirsi-cas-
equipment cI Improved f.schirrry. tne
piailt rrpr.ss niing at outiayui al .uJ0.
iusy moioy about twenty nainis. sili
have curlng ti" i-ast year ,fsnsas ted =
business of Sss .oou. manufacturing ga-
nsuuiolDss. interior linen. i'Ur anc
window frames, etc, for local snh unt-
SIDE tuliderr. They also tie every d.
scri!.ton of wood snfnlne. hand AMI
seroii-saw;ng To order. salia ~.sigs ia
every required style, and execute all
kinds Of Job work.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
S tow & Davis Furniture Co.

O.. 4. DAVIS, president and manager;
X. j. Stow, yice-pres.dent; r. j.. For
bush. secretary and treasurer. Manu-
faciurers Of pillar extension dining
tables aud sd, boards. Corner sorth
Front aud Watson streets.
The Stow & DAVIS Furniture COM
pany Is the successo: OF STOW x iIsight,
Vstabl'-hed twelve wears ago. Mr..
Hs gBt retired IN 1851. having suld crit
to- q. 4. DAVIS, aud ora the fret of Jan
aaFy. 1881. "a. prescott company 3d.
articles OF Incorporation. al stock.
Soe,eoi. Preside ut. g.. A. i'svts, s,cts-
tary- p ssurer Z. u. Fofinsh. The
wosk =. s;H2ted ON : Nth Front street,
At tae fCot ~ Watson. ctfnpfl-es tso
fcrs-s;oTy frame bindings saSlg1 feet,
ftsuta.huyz - horse towef ~teanf tn
esae ard = tr.t-clsss ouths ~ mschin-
cry suited r. tie work Tor which e =
intended. and a3leut seventh Ski leii
vofkmen ere snfYlovea Ife oGtput
= ia.4s - yolaate sud value. ltv - i25
ear<. representing SIS ESQ . SO f'ts au-
nEa!sy. whcH = sappfd q al trade
censtFs eaef. ~tH AID f1ai3s. Toe
sfstss si~S embrace very snrfTof
hae x pRpscveg gslar extension - ..ss
~ sis ossg and asn. MASSIVE. ar
sstse Assd si~esnt eoods Bf 1bf a
nffHeess bsrqHet bal. zai . the fsc>;
bsanNEnl fnisk. I;sey aiso ssisks
hesrs fsbsee after aay sssszn. ef xny
tested nstsfsi s1d sze. si'<nsn aAs'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
Bodelack & Vanselow.

No. l53 North Ionia street. Artietic
and pla in carvers in wood and plae-
ter; also manufacturers OF artistic iu-
terlors IN stucco.
The designing and execution of
fine wood carvings may be
ranked among the regular industries
OF Grand Rapids, and any furniture
manufactures can testify to the i'm
portsut part played by those kindred
arts IN rendering attractive and salable
the clty's great staple production. OF
the many skilIful men who make wood
carving their speciality none are, better
known or more highly respected. per-
sOnally or "a ar fists. tnan Messrs. A. e.
BodelRck and Otto Nsnseiow Mr.. Bode-
lack, who was reared here. has become
a recognized expert through twenty
iive years OF PRACTICAL experience IN the
Nelson q Matter. Berkey s Gay, and
PhFnix factories, and IN New
YORK and Boston, in his own
carving Shropshire latter estsI,-
lishsd in September, iSSS, With e.
nest Prayer ss partner. Mir. +. retired
N February. ls9e. aud Air. Bodslack
continued alone until the first OF No
vember OF the present year, waen he
formed rev copaTinership Win Mr..
otto Nauseiow. n4ust artistic work
man, lately arrived tsoal Berlin Ger
many. Fae workshop i n rear ~ Nh.
BodeiscS's residence. No. i3i North
Iona street, just north 81 tee cliy hail,
and = vel equipped and sufficiently
eomnlodious fsf tire euyIey mvnt of
ten ASSISTANTS. BeS}dts ,Secuung IN
TIE best style Of tie art every GesefsT-
tloa Of cruatlflfz w30G carvings fnr
furniture 0Tnsnsptat.on. tie nos firm
vii give sneeial attention 10 orders for
architectural carvings. large or small.
Ter facade sne interior decoration, Or
Eanlentsl patterns FOR metal csstrags.
etc. Pg6rlptitnde. gooal taste. mrcfs l.
lcsi skill aud Superior workmanship SIC
guaranteed. The ssucco aecorat,on =
a asw hraach wlsh tar n. ard at enSs
taT less than wrod esrvsng PRODUCES a.
saussy attractive effect ard + mech
IN vogue n fashionable residences
They cordially snvite ali Interested
o- ysosffeT plating - tusI. 10 svr thens
cal. uaexs sansples ef sfAste s,s1sfn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

Always fully stocxed ~8th lumber
against ARE. The machinery sgail-
naeut i complete. and the working
force no. Numbers ll0, with luriArs
iiaeFea>e IN lnames. at pro-Vect-
TINS cOmpany's speesalltles embrace
general lice OF beGsteads tor aau.ts
aud children Ia me.iianI srasles. mtae
IN tasty styles from ak. asa, maple
ard elm--neat, durable A5a seryleeaule
gOnis, such as are required ey the
great mass OF people Ia moderats err
cUmstancrs 10 both city AMI conntrs,
east, west. north ami south, al OF when
seetsOas are covered by their trade
connections.