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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-07

Nuestro querido colega Fl Diari0 ae
Ponce, rehriendose noticias legadas de
Comerio. dice que el Secretario munici-
pal de aquel pueblo tan eulto y fore
ciente, a,q szlS br-ctcrencias a Ia kectH1a as
betI6dicos y a IL crftica de folo cHa1lt0 Sc
esc1IbS en- IA DEMOCRACIA.
No nos extrana: nuestra hoja no ha de
ser muy agradable para los antiques SER
vidores de don Carlos
De SECURE que han de gustarles mas
La ri y EI ,SIgl0 Future.
Y como nos deleita Ia critica y fuimos
siempre partidarios del analisis, aplau-
dimos al secretario que nos censura.
Al fin demuestra que sabe leer, y este
va no es tan comGn entire incondiciona-
les.
Gracias, muchas gracias, senor Loise-
lc. Crea usted que estimamos sus cri-
ticas y que nos proponemos seguir me-
reciendolas.
Pero cualquiera diria
Al saber sus aficiones:
dHay muchas ocupaciones
En- esa Secretarla2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-07

CuandO los llamados tGb6s re mar, !
& dominar Ia furia de
as olas y z pascarse tranqulIos sobrc
81 lomo del octano, distinguen 10 nube
plomiza que Sc destaca solitaria en ell
azul de mn cielo claro " hermoso, hem-
blan por IN nave que les conduce, pues
no so escapa z su perspicacia de mari-
nos violos que aqael punto negro en- 81
horizonte, es nm enemigo poderoso que
amenaza arrehatarles la existencia, v
al que hay que combatir con todas las
energias lie sus musculos Y con todas
las altiyecas de sus almas.
Y la tripulaci6n Sc dispersa por el
buque cada marinero ocupa su pues-
to el captain se lace altar en- el puente
para que una ola traicionera no 10 arre-
bate las iarcias Sc ronen en- juego:
las velas Sc hinchan; el timon reslste,
~ todos, tripulantes Pasaieros, Sc
aprestan 4 la lucha formidable. La
tormenta pasa, y II nave sigue su rum
bo orgullosa de su triunfo.
Guam distantes estamos en- terra de
imitar 81 ejempIo do los lo5os aarnos!
El cicl6n, que con el nombre de Pre-
s1puest0s y AraRceles, nos envfa el senior
Romero Robledo, Sc avecina. Todos han
visto Ia nube amenazadora dibujarse en-
Il horizonte, Y nadie Sc ha dispuesto a
combatirla
Los prosupuestos triunfaran porque
no hallan resistencia.
Las habiidades de Romero superaran
a Ia elocuencia de Labra Y Moya.
Ell inter6s de unos cuantos industrial
les catalanes V castellanos, vencera a
los intereses generates de toda una re-
gi6n.
El comercio puertoriqueno recibira el
golpe dc muerte el pals caminard, a
pasos de gigantic, una ruina inevita-
BILE. --- Y sin embargo nadIe Sc niue
We, pues 81 algdn gremio 8 corporation
estiende I'm brazo, 10 hace con la pesada
indolencia del que dormita
En- Ponce ocurre un case muy curlO-
SO. Mientras algunos ceutros comercia-
les de la isla trasmiten telegramas a
Madrid, elevan exposiciones al Gobier-
no envian instrucciones q sus diputa-
dos para que combatan la obra destruc-
tora del Ministro, la Camara de Conner
clio en- esta ciudad, que tiene una gran
importancia por ser Ponce quizas ell dis
trito mas rico de la isla, no da senales
de vida.
Hace tres dfas quizo salir de su sopor
.y lanz6 una convocatoria a sus asocia-
dos para una asamblea general que ten
drfa efecto ell domingo 4 las cuatro de
la tarde.
- Ldzaro Sc lovanta! exclamamos
al leer la convocatoria, Y esperabamos
que Sc realizase un acto de virilidad cual
10 requieren las actuales circunstancias.
Y itriste desengano La asamblea no
pudo celebrarse por falta de namero.
q Como explicarnos esa indiferencia
trat6ndose de un asunto que here a to-
das las fuerzas- -vivas del pals, que afec-
Ia profundamente 4 todas las classes pro
ductoras y sostenedoras de las cargas
publicas
Cuando, por virtud de esas retormas,
hqyamos perdido los mercados extran-
geros Y ell comercio con Espana Sc haga
POGO menos que impossible y el pulpo
yankee aprisione con sus enoYmes tenta-
culos al comercio criollo, entonces Sc
ran indtiles las protestas: enton-
ces lamentaremos no haber imitado la
condueta de los lo5os de mar frente 4 Ia
nubecilla negra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-07
A DIESTRO Y SlNlESTRO

F. II ScmauayIo Comerciak de Guaya-
ma, inserta, truncadas por un dialogo
lleno de intenci6n, las Iineas siguientes:
eel microbes de la .presente semana
despues de cantada la salvc en- honor
de la excelsa reina del cielo, sc promo
VIC en- la iglcsia Parroquial de este pue-
bio un escandalo may1sculo, en- el que
Sc cruzaron las frases mas vioIentas, vi
niendo luego a las manos los conten-
dientes, en- medic del pdnico de los fell
greses, teniendo que acudir sepa-
rarlos varios senores de la poblaci6n
Fl motive, segdn Sc dice, fueron unas
.ovenciones iLos contendientes eran dos
.sacerdotes!
Por mas que cause desdoro
FL succso es muy real;
iPero esa Erase final.
Vale =. 10 que pesa Ell orc!
Tn pugilato en- ell temple.
Dos hombres revestidos con las ropas
talares. debauendose brazo a brazo fren-
te al ara en- que Sc bendlcen las formas
sc apura el vino consagrado.
Los feles interviniendo para. calmar
/ a los pugilistas y la efgie del redentor
Icontemplando la escena desde sus alta
res goticos.
X ESQ por unos miserables ochavos,
por unas pesetas Profanas, indignas de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-07

Susurrase que el Padre Perez, aquel
sacerdote que, predicando en- Catedral,
ahrmo conocer a los asesinos de Garcia
Vac, saldra en- breye con rumbo hacia
Madrid.
MurmGrase que el Juzgado instructor
de la causa cGlebre, sobreseida por falta
de pruebas. libro exhortos San Juan
de Puerto Rico.
Y anadese que 81 ell presbitero no CO.
noce el asunto de que Sc trata, le i'm
pondran la pena que su predca le ha-
ce acreedOr.
Sea como fuere, nosotros VemOs aqui
una de las infnitas ventajas del perio-
dico: sin GI las palabras del Padre Perez
jamas habrian cruzado los mares, Iii pro-
ducido el efecto que producer.
En- este case la prensa descmpeil6
funciones de fiscal con tanto acierto,
que bien merece una saliva de aplau-
SOS y un centenar de abonos.
Embarcase el adalid
Y puesto en- tales extremes,
Pronto, muy pronto sabremos
Lo que declara en- Madrid. .
9egulmOs sOpOrtandO las dehclenclas
y las arbitrariedades del correo.
No basta que sc extravien cartas y
periodicos, que sc retardcn los coches,
que Sc desborden los rios que nj 81
quera en- Ia carretera central tengamos
puentes para vadear las aguas.
Es precise, ademds, que la admins
TRACTION file horas que entorpecen la mar
cha regular de las empresas periodisti
cas-.
Aqui, en- Ponce, Sc da el case de que
sale La correspondence las cuatro de
la madrugada, y ordenan que Sc deposi-
te IA las cinco de la tarde!
Verdaderamente no Sc explica porque
motive el Administrator General, que
fue siempre celoso de sus deberes, no
adoPta resolubiones que eviten esa ano.
malta.
Nosotros creemos que los paquetes dc
impresos deben ser admitidos en- el CO.
rreo hasta una hora antes de partr el
carruaje que ha de conducirlos
De otra suerte, estaremos en- ese ra-
mo a la atura de Marruecos 8 del Para
quay.
Y va que Pagamos con lujo, bueno
es que nos sirvan con ehcacia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-07
Y YAUCO

Estamos en- pleno periodic dc repair
tos subsidiaries. La Intendencia Ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24
SLIMLY ATTENDED.
The Children's Home Entertainment Not
Brilliant Success

q Brilliant Success.
The size OF the audience at the Child
ren's home concert in Hartman's hall
asst night furnished additional evi-
fence of the fact that any attempt on
he part of the local musicians to win
he favor and the appreciation of the
people in this city IS strongly sugges-
i've of the seventh chapter and sixth
verse of the Gospel according to Mat
hew.
The object Of the concert ought to have
6llsd every seat in the house. but only
. few hundred music lovers and friends
VI the institution were present at the
,oucert, and these did not exhaust
themselves by any overwhelming dis
play OF enthusiasm. The concert ~
Whole Was admirable. The solo parts
xese ell well taken and were sung
With feeling and effect. The first part
pf the program consisted OF vocal solos
BY Miss Mildred Cunning. Mr.. J. Fran
sis Campbell and Miss Elizabeth Bruce,
md two cello solos by Mr.. w. III.
Knapp. The second part consisted of
selections from Governs "Rose
Maiden" light, graceful and pleas
ing cantata- The solo parts we're rem
fsred BY Mrs. James Painting. Miss
Bruce, Miss Cunning, Messrs, More
head and Campbell. The directors of
NE institution for whose benefit the
concert was gwen, will not find them
)slves bioatcd bondeoldefs after the
Expenses are eubsrac:ed from the pro-
seeds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24
PLANS FOR THE CITY MARKET.
A Stock Company Will Be Formed to
Build II.

w. H. Powers, jr., was seen at his
residence, No. LOT Court street, last
night by . reporter for THE HERALD
and questioned regarding what new
steps had been taken IN the project to
construct q market, or exposition build
ing, in the center of the river, begin
ming 1T the West Bridge street bridge
and extending distance Of 1850 feet.
There - not, strictly speaking. any
thing new. Some people have scofied
at the idea, but a careful investigation
of the plans convinces me that 1t is per-
fectly feasible. 1t will be substantial
and permanent. The foundations will
be continuous stone walls and the rest
OF the structure built entirely of ron.
The width will be 105 feet. OF course
II is expected that eventually the city
will build bridge at Lyon street aud
then 10th ends will abut on bridge.
1t will be entirely covered. and divided
into apartments, which, when finished
will be offered for rent. Both ends
will be ornamentally finished. Teams
can drive IN, unload, turn around and
go out again without inconvenience.
The market will be centrally located
and cannot help but be successful.
The Appropriated cost 10 $2j0.000. 1t
will be- more especially an investment
for the Improvement Of the west side.
The latest news, no doubt, - the proba.
bllity that within . short time . stock
company will be formed 10 carry the
scheme forward"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24
Personal Mention.


Mrs. Agnes l.. d'Arcambal of Detroit,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E.
Smith, of No. 400 Crescent avenue.
Mrs. d. Arcambal is the noble woman
wfu founded the Home OF Industry at
Detroit. and she is devoting her life to
the reclamation Of discharged pris-
oners.
Mrs. Florence Wright OF No. 236
Goodrich street, who for the past four
weeks has been i'll with pleuro pneumo-
MIA. is able to be up again.
Mrs. W. Dayton Mahon of No. l27
North Front street, has just returned
from two months visit with relatives
aud fricnds in Chicago.
Miss Minnie Mckinney, Of st. Ignace,
has entered upon a. course Of study in
tue Grand Rapids business college.
Mrs. l.. b. Smith has returned to st.
LOUIS after = visa with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. 7. Smith.
Miss Louie Bsbcock is confined to her
bed by iilnees.a relapse of the 10 grippe,
at No. 402 Lyon street.
Mrs. frankie Hoeg Of Big Rapids, il
visiting her brother, Ed Worden, at
No. IL waverIy Place.
Mrs. w. II. Potter and daughters,
FloTence and Stella, have returned u
Muskegon.
Mr.. and Nrs. g. A. sheldon are visit
ing c. II. Thr4ll aud family at Big
Rapids.
Miss Ida Tate il visiting the Misses
Livingston at Muskegon.
Mrs. -. w. Rose OF Muskegou, 10 Wis
ting friends in this city.
]. y. Aniba, wife and daughter have
returned from Ionia.
Miss Edith Purcell is visiting friends
in Muskegon.
Miss Lshble Lines 10 visiting friends 81
Kalamazoo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24
KNIGHTS. PRINCES AND GOATS.
The ceas,s,ory Meeting opeasd Yesses-
day Morning and Began Work.

The Coasistory Meeting opeaed yestes-
day Morning and Began Work.
The annual reunion OF DEWITT clln-
ton consisiory. coordinate bodies scot.
ilsh Rte Masoos. began in the Masonic
temple yesterday morning. The Mo-
riah Lodge OF Perfection met, X. &.
Hathaway presiding aud George r,
Il uss acting as master OF ceremonies.
The fourth and foufteenth degrees
were conferred. and the degrees from
the Nth 10 the thirteenth inclusive
were communicated. The following
officers for the ensuing year were elect
ei by the Moflah Lodge OF Perfection,
fourteenth degree Nasons
4. T.. s,. M.--Henry X. Dean.
Deputy-kulua &. Hathaway.
Senior Warden--Edwln l.. Bowr,ng.
Junior wsrden-Lucins u. Harris.
Treasurer-Wni. Durham.
Secretary-R. ID. Swsrtous.
Orator-Chss. ;. Robinson.
/ Master OF Ceremonies - Charles T..
Fink.
Captain Of Guard--Noah II. Rsy-
nolds.
Hosp. Brother-Joseph Lomax.
Tyier-chas. Ii. Brown.
AZ the evening session the Cyrus
Council Princes Of Jerusalem met and
conferred the fifteenth degree. Lou b..
Winsor presided and II. {. Taft acted
"a master OF ceremonies. They eected
the following officers:
NJ. r. :. u. G.. M.--Lou B. Wiusor.
Deputy-Rev. Charles Fluhrer.
Senior Warden-Geo. +. Downing.
L. oil,
Treasurer-Wm. Durham.
Secretary-R. ID. Swartout.
Master OF Ceremonles-Harvey c.
Taft.
Master of observation-disclosures NJ.
Cary.
Grand Hospitaler-Jas. Lamar.
Grand Tyler-Chas. II. Brown.
They were duly Installed by Lou B.
Wiusor.
The candidates for degrees this ses-
sion are: w. II. Davies, Niles; s. l..
Bennett, Crystal Falls; the Hon. j.
W. Osborn, Kalamazoo; the Hon. j.
w. Moon. Muskegon; +. J. Ingram and
VIM. Hutchinson, Iron Mountain;
j. r. Hannah, Traverse City; c. I.
Crandali, Crystal Falls; John Eriek-
son, Ford River; w. S. Downey, Kala.
mazoo; Alfred Baldrey. st. Joseph; r.
II. Lewis, st. Joseph; Levi DeHaven
and NJ. c. Cronin, Bangor; J. S.Wright,
Woodviile; A. &. Martin and W. K.
Boughtnn. Paw Paw; w. F. Sawyer. j.
II. Comstock. Ontonogon; VIM. HeltKa
r, z. Chandler, Frankfort; A. S. Davis,
David Forbes, II. NJ. Atwood. city; VIM.
X. Parsiile, Bay Mills; +. ID. Wsimer,
LudIngton; James Fleihem, Menomi-
nee; l.. ID. Harris, E. l.. Bowring, I. W.
Strahan, John Mowat, city; c. G. Krit-
zer, Newaygo; John Watson, Battle
Creek; Harry Roberts, Crystal Falls;
w. w. Jennings, Ford Rivers; John
Border, Crystal Falls; Frank Merritt,
Charlotte.
This morning the Cyrus Council
Princes of jerusalem will confer the
sixteenth degree, Prince Of Jerusalem.
There is every indication that this
Will be the largest and most successful
annual meeting ever held.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24
LEAPED TO HIS DEATH.
IN Insane Veteran Jumps from the
Hospital Window.

OrvllIs p. Lewis, an inmate Of the
Doldiers home, While suffering from .
temporary fis CT insanity, leaped from
The hospital window last Thursday aud
broke his neck. Lswi9 home Was IN
Eaton Rapids. and he had been in the
home but fsw days prior TO the fatal
>ccident- He had formerly lived with
lie daughter who placed him IN the
bems. IL vas After wards sscer tanned
Mat the patient was subject to periodical
tD Of insanity. but the attendants At
NE institution were rot Informed of
she fact snd consequently we're not ex-
pecting such IN occurrence. While the
Surse's ATTENTION was diverted IN an
Dther direction, LEWIS made he ESCAPE
md Jumped 90 his death. The un-
fortunate man was "a years cid. and
bic remains were taken 20 Eaton Rap
Ids for burial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24
NAMED THE COMMITTEES.
The p. Of l. Convention Prepares 70
Transact Business.

The p. OF l. Convention Prepares 70
Transact Business
The grand ASSOCIATION of the state or
Esnizatan OF PAtrons OF Industry be-
gan in annual convention in Hibernian
hall, on Ottawa street. yesterday morn
Ing. There will be three sessions daily
and Will eontinue until Friday evening.
The business of the body will be trans
acted behind closed doors. Various
questions OF national Importance, such
- the land loan and the single tar
schemes, will be discussed, but no OH
eisl action will be taken concerning
them. The meeting was called 10 or
der by Grand Presidents A. 5. Partridge
OF Flushing, aud a committee on Gre
centials was appointed. The following
ofhcers were present:
Prssident-A. s. Partridge, Flushing.
Vice President - Thomas Pickett,
Shepard.
sscretary-J. Z. Taylor, Greenville.
Treasurer-Joseph ]. England. Caro-.
sSntinei-H. A. Daniels. Eiva.
Finance Committee-D. Conklin, Ula;
q. d. Moore, Medina; c. II. Moore,
Carson City.
Upon reassembling ia the afternoon
the committee on credentials reported
sixty delegates as entitled to- seats 10
the convention. The chairman then
appointed the following committees:
Publication-R- l. Ducoion, c. n.
Coulter, Jerome Harmon, w. II. Ben.
nett.
Resoiutions-C. N. Coulter, 8. P.
Hewitt, w. A. Fitch. Joseph Bryant.
TransportatIon-lra j. Hitler, A. c.
Kay, Jas Horrgan, w. +. Hall.
Bylaws Of Grand Associa:ion-Johr
Murphy, j. II. Jones, Chas. Z. Fitch
Z. X. Keets.
Finance-Dennis Bow, Merritt B. Sui
Ivan. w. +. Frentz, Jerome Harmon.
Good of the Order-W. b. Smell, B,
B. Sampson, Chss. Mclaughlin, VIM,
Johnson.
Co-opsration-F. Fl. Bathey, S. j,
Lawrence, Benuel Bowman, w. B,
smell.
Education-S. p. Hewitt, NJ. j. Spen.
YER, H. U. Bromer, - Drake.
Mileage and Per Diem-R. +. South
wick, A. L. Van Aucklin, w. b. Smell
Bylaws Of Sub-Associations and Con.
uitutlonal Ameudments-F. s. Porter
Z. w. Chaplin, Chas. Fuller.
Patent Rights-C. II. Estis, Geo. III
Lester, 3. j. Lawrence.
Agricultural Implements w. s
HAnnaford, w. II. Parker, John Codd
p. A. MorreIl.
Legislative Action and General Taxa
hon-Csrroiton Peck. Fayett Grant
Barton Calvin.
Dormant Associations-Oliver Yake
y. NJ. Parson. John Dawson, E. W.
ytone.
Claims and Grievances-Dallas Wood
Nm. H. Hamlet, James Kennedy, NJ
n. Nichols.
The session last evening was unim.
Dortant. A few congratulatery
Ipeeches were made and the
meeting assumed the character of Z
pcial session. Tns organization il sx
Dected to be in working order today
Ind when the various committees begin
70 make their reports the discusson,
will probably be extended and interest
ing.
The order was started Jan. Is, 1887
bv twelve men in Elmer. . ANAL towr
In Sanilac county, and from that it hal
grown to have . membership Of las,
300 aud has founded 1900 lodges. L
II organized in thirteen States aud Can
ada.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24
Annual Reports Filed.

The following annual reports were fled
with the county clerk yesterday. The
Gum Folding Bed company, capital
stock. So, 600; paid in, $4,000; real &C.
tate. $50 .o62. -; personal estate. So, 1913;
debts, $s6.76l.4l. credits, $is,3ts.l3.
Gum Hardware company, capital
stock, 500. 600; paid in, sloo. 900; real
estate, 6.e32.7l: personal estate, $46,-
$3.50; debts, slso,ssl.s9; credits. $685.
< fS -r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24

Al. o. pickerman, VINO was thrown
from his carnage Monday afternoon, IN
front of the 0riel cabinet company's,
striking the pavement on his head.
died yesterday morning early. Mr..
Dickerman was unconscious from the
time he was picked up until he passed
away. The funeral will be held Thurs
day morning at 9 o'clock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24

Or. Edward Egsiesson will bring The
Press club, Free kindergarten and La
dies Literary club series of lectures TO
. close in the Fountain street Baptist
church Thursday evening. when be will
lecture on Colonial 1imes." The
fame OF the speaker should insure .
large and intelligent audience.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24

eight stor.ss high with TOO feet froat.
TO be erected On Kent strset Oh the
property recently parehased by hsn.
situated hesseea the BeEksy 4 Gay
furailnge factory and the BoxneinsF
tAru. II vii bs aess<ned for factory
oEtices and apartments for displaying
furniture. AZ seoa 40 space . applied
Tor suifaclent 10 warrant tho aadertak-
nag. work on the building wall begin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24

DICKERMAy-At his home in this city.
Febr uary q. Alien o. Dickerman. In the 54th
year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence ana that of
his son. c. r. Dickerman. Thursday. February
q. at Sam. Buffalo papers please copy.
Clergyman & Bowen. funeral directors. No
5FOuutaiu street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24

Prosecuting Attorney MeKnight u
confined al 81 Marks hospital. sefi-
ously III. He was taken sch Nednes-
day night with . nigh fsvrr, snd HE
condition became ench that a vas nee
sssFy 70 remevs him from h.s reoms
IN The wenham bloas. lie - attended
By ORA Kelly ssd q. x. Johnson. Who
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24
Bui.l Permits.

Catherine HAster. aged s.. No. 2o5
jefferson street, paralysis OF the heart.
81. Andrew's eemetel Willis Foster
Avsrill, aged %, No. lS Clancy street.
gastro enterle fevsr, Valley CITY csme-
terry; Maggie scheidt. aged 20, We-
MAS Home and H1epltal, capillary
bronchitis. Lawrence. Msen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24

The following is list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with tn e
names. residences when outside tie city and
ages of the parties:
AGE.
Will H. s. Dear. Marguerite McQuillau- 27-22
George b. Ward. Berthe T. Lamoreaux---2l-2l
Charles s. Judson; Cannonsberg; Anna 2. >,
Stephen s. Yoder. Bovine; Polly Stahl,
Odessa. Ionia county
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24
THE efrEcr IS SAD.

mat Thtne Called society end the -
psfts Absss II De Great HsrD.
There Are few people, especially thers
are few q the more artistic se1, who have
not = taste fer spicn6or, for luxury. for The
impresziveiy picturesque in banAD lie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24

Members OF Lily lodge, No. Ito, X.
of p, are requested to meet 1T our
lodge room Wednesday, the Path, at
p. m, to attend the funeral of our de-
ceased brother, Willis r. Averill. All
X. P.'s are invited.
JAS. :. DAwIxy, G. c.
THos. r. BEcHrEIs X. of p. a s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24

II what Mrs. FALSELY. Of Newburgh, N.
Y, always says to Hoods Sarsaparilia.
It cured her of q severe case of scrofuls
and eczema, and she has reason 70 b.
grateful.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24
ANOTHER HIGH BUILDING.
Iuiius Beskey Planning For an Eight.
Story Structure.

From present Indications Grand Rap.
Ids will b busy scene Of building dur.
log the coming summer. Added 70 the
large number Of residences add bssi-
ness bsorks already noted ~ . nson-
ssrous stxnctare projected b. Jsl.ns
n<rteys NJ. Beriey hss tad plans
pssonxst ~ his designer foe . blssh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24
TEN YEARS
GRAND RAPIDS.
Young and Middle-Agsd

NERVOUS DzBILlTl, NERVOUS
WeAknes>, resuitsag. from cary ~.
discretions ane rxeesses OF manhood
oser~oIk Of fas br-ia. isa proper treat.
ment OF some other diseases impropFs
use Oh instruments 10 examinations ADD
treatment OF some other diseases. here
aitsIs week.-mrs., etc, causing lost man
hood. impotency harrcnness inxbi.sts
70 collect ideas or Remember = warc
during Conversation; making the
snnerer lose confidence IN every one
even himself, causing continual worr,
ana anxiety about trouble that never
come; sometimes causing Eplllr..s
oisen oaus.ng ansanity, one form Dssi
ness, faralysis. Nervousness and Hau
Disease. inability TO conduct businrss.
etc.
This disease, with eli its oomplsca-
tons, y Always cared by DIR. s. Claw
Todd, l6 n. D.vis,cn street room \
und I. Grand Rapids. Mich. Call
Immediately.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24

Hask. I hear the mothers sing,
Fseld's Worm Powders 10 just the thing
Pleasant 20 take, acting mid,
BY Their use they cured my child.
Ask your druggist for them.