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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
Lobby and REGISTER

Geo. T.. Barber and j. W. Moon of
Muskegon and Van Deering OF Jackson
are at the Morton. A. W. Buckley of
Kalamazoo. \. /. Marsh OF Allegan
and {. ii. Egglesion of Marshall dlued
at the Morton yesterday.
Y. Il. Hewlett, Grand Haven cap
itahst, and John A. Pfotf, an insurance
man from the same burg, dined at the
New Livingston Yesterday. Mr.. Pfof
was accompanied by his wife.
The contract for charging the Office
of sweets hotel has been let to A.
Leitelt and NJ. Bremgartner The con-
tract for the new elevator will be let IN
few days.
III. T. Hardy of VIII te Cloud, W. IT,
Hughes of Detroit. editor of the Michi-
gan Catholic, ana j. 3. Allen OF kala-
mazoo are guests at Sweets.
Mrs. II. p. Wyman OF Grand Haven,
i. NJ. Bosworth of Jackson and J. J..
Thatcher OF Iona arrived at the New
Livingston yesterday.
w Gorrod of Allegan. deep learned
in the art of drug and well versed IN
the mysteries of Masonry, dined at the
Morton yesterday.
l.. V. DAVIS of Fremont, N. A. Teach
out, White Clouds postmaster, and j.
NJ. Hairland OF Lansing are registered
at Sweets.
X. r. Maxfeld of Bellsire, G.. s.
Chase of 1t. Louis and VI. +. Gleason
of Marquette are guests at the Nor
ton.
A. W. Chubb. W. Israel, Harry Dean
and r. W. Giddings OF Detroit, all well
known railroad men are at sweets.
4. {. Aiken of Cassopohs. &. III.
Thaysr Of Kalamazoo and c. J Rice of
sparta are Mt the New Livingston.
+. r. III. Ptrson. a prominent young
hardware merchant OF stanton, dlned At
the New Livingston Yesterday.
A. Il. Clark. q Morrice banker. and l..
X. cibbs, q Mayfield lumberman, were
! guests AT sweets Yesterday.
r. A. iIasweli OF Hastings. +. +. King
Of Highland aud W. X. Robbins OF
| Kalamazoo are AZ sweets
Dallas Bofdemsn. one If kalsms.
zoos best snorn attorneys, arrived Al
/ the Morton yesterday.
J. .. Mccurdy 81 Flat, attorney fol
/ the H.. q. IL. q NJ. road, was guest
/ yesterday At swses's.
I Raphael \. nosfofd, q prominent
san ff.neises furniture buyer, 10 q
gusst 81 sweets,
John IsaHsla. one Of Msnlstse's t,esl
snssa lnnitefmsa sRa e.psssiisl, q a
tlss M6ftss.
| fine lion. Gee. l.. fspis If Msason
dlned 81 ths 1eftae fsstssdss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
Railroad lettings.

Station Master Washington Pound OF
the Union station. Will leave today -
spend weeks vacation IN Chicago and
indianapolis. Freight Conductor w.
". Long will act as gate keeper during
his absence.
w. III. Coleman of the Nandalia line
line at South Bend. and Travelling
Freight Agent l.. T. Williams OF the
Missouri Poetic were in the city yester-
day.
General Freight Agent Leavenworth
of the Il. Il. & |. Is IN Fort Wayne, at.
tending meeting of the Fort Wayne
freight committee.
Chas. NJ. Let's has been appointed c..
K. q I. yardmaster at Cadillac. vice ii.
ID. Rogers resigned.
the G. r. & /. has opened 4 ticket
station at Conway, with j. l.. Newberry
rs agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05


Wealthy Avenue BRUCE Discussed Kick
On the Condition q Shawnlut Avenus.
In the committee rooms of the eoua-
.cll lasL night the condition OF things
Twas normal. The committee On
bridges uas considering the al visibility
OF following the recommend tIoa OF
'the city engineer IA regard 10 changing
the Inc VI the PROPOSED Wealthy ave
hue bfld.e. As projected the bridge
lsas 10 90 across n a straight line with
wealthy avenue. BY putting Il al Eight
angles with the stream, a distance OF
$50 feet would he saved. making an
aggregate saving or about $4,000.
The west SIDE Wealthy avenue approach
has already been condemned. Ine
committee tho Ught 10 trade this sp-
proaeh for the new one. but r. ID. Wal
len, the owner. declined TO entertain
such proposition. Informing the COM
mittee that the city would DC compelled
- pay for the new approach.
William HAYNES and about thirty
other property owners ca shaw
NUT avenue, filled part OF the benches
an the council room, and Alderman
Hauser from the Elghth ward was en-
1eayoriag 10 eurD their wrath. The
20 Front street The condition Of Schaw-
NUT avenue was passably fair until the
Consolidated street Car company came
along aud laid double track. raising
the center to sucn an extent that new
grade - necessary. The council pro-
posed 10 grade and gravel tle street,
but Immediately howl went no from
the property owners, as u was thought
hui a n
should place the street in as good con-
tiltion as when the tracks were tirst LAID.
The real cause of the meeting, how
ever. was To get an expression from the
property owners IN regard TO paving
the street. The prevailing sentiment
was adverse to pavement.
The committee on poor ensconsed
itself IN one of the rooms and pondereL
over the fret report Of Poor Director
kruse as 10 the disbursements of the
Btore room at the city nall and the
wood yard. lt covers a period OF seven
months and IS supposed TO show the
true condition OF affairs as 10 exists.
James A. Hunt, OF the Grand Rapids
Stave company; A. l.. Hatch, local
freight agent OF the Chicago 4 West
Michigan Railroad company; Jonn
Hartman, of the Hartman Foundry
company. and stone & Davis. Of the
stone Il DAVIS Table company were be-
tCre the aldermen of the Ninth ward
Turner and Mills, with q blue print
outline of the projected track 10 be
aid by the Chicago & West Michigan
company IN Front street, from West
Fulton street to Earl street, or the Chi
,ago 4 West Michigan bridge. All of
lhe adjacent property owners are in
lavor OF the track. The adjoining
property is all adapted TO nnanuf actur-
lg purposes, and IL IS expected that a
rack will help improve II. The alder
men objected TO the track because, be-
tinning at the north line of Butter
korth avenue on the east SIDE Of Front,
curve begins which does not end un-
gl the bridge IS reached. IL was said
by Turner, and Mills, too, that such a
surve would spoil that portion of the
,treet. No report will be made to the
council until IL IA ascertained by those
interested whether or not the long
curve cannot be obviated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
NEW COMPANY ORGANIZED.
1t VIII Manufacture Milling Machinery.
And Has Bright Prospects.

/, VIII Manufacture Milling MACHINERY.
And Has Bright Prospects.
The Graud Rapids Scalper. Grader
and Purifier company. recently organ
ized. has rented {. c. Comstock' Canal
street factory and has begun active
operations. The company now has
fifty machines IN process OF cons.ruc-
ton. Several orders tor machines have
been received from the Dakotas, Mis-
souri, Southern Michigan and IndIsf q.
The Globe and Valley City Mills have
adopted the new machine, and the
Crescent mill has placed an order with
the manufactures. This machine has
been constructed to scalp, separate.
grade and purify the middlings and
break flour in one operation, settling
within itself all fine -four dust, keeping
1t pure.
The merchant millers Of this city
have conducted n series OF very salts
factory experiments with the machine.
and were 40 thoroughly convinced of
its merits that they not only became
the prime movers IN organizing a strong
stock company for its manufacture but
Will equip all their mills as rapidly as
possible.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

he Writes 10 President Weston Making
Some Suggestions.


The Hon. John j. Woodman of Paw
Paw, who WAS a member OF the Mchi-
gan Worlds Fair board IN 1876 and
United states commissioner To the
Paris Exposition OF 1873. writes the fol-
owing letter on what Michigan should
10 IN Chicago IN 1873:
Paw Paw, Mich. Feb. 1.-The Hon.
I. VI. Weston, president, etc: Dear
Sr-Replyiug 10 your Of the Goth ult. |
NIL venture TO saw that there can be
no douDs that our mining, manufactur-
ng and commercial interests will he
veil cared Tor, and creditably repre-
rented, for self interest - an incentive
700 strong to allow owners of mines
aud factories aud transportation CON-
panies 10 DE ncglectful 10 these matters:
but our state EXHIBITS should receive
rpecisl and careful attention.
First. our free schools aud system of
pubic instruction, are challenging the
ldmirauon, not only of other states,
but Of other nations. and should be
Known IN a manner so clear and COM
prehsEsive. that all desiring Informal
tOn in that direct on can readily see
aud understand It's practical work and
grand result.
second, our forestry and fisheries and
other natural resources Of the state,
winch sTe "a yet but partially de-
veioped. such as coal. claws, cement.
marble. granite and other building
1tone. etc.
Third. our agriculture, which IL the
ehef occupation OF our people. hence
the greatest interest IA the state, aud
he primary sourse of all lts wealth and
prosperity. In our sgri-
sultursl EXHIBITS. we should cndesvor:
FIRST. 90 illuminate this darkness of
ignorance by the hight OF truth, and
iemonstrate that Michigan, az an agrl-
cultural state, takes no hack seat. and
hat our pine forests grew up the best
on N the world. and
second, to convince our people that
sney i've IN the best state ia the Uulon.
The latter - the most important.
understand that county EXHIBITS" are
tot contemplated ~ your board. In
HAT conclusion you are. n my iudg
pedt, wise. Let our exhibition be tor
ne state az whole, giving due credit
- localities, organizations and indlv.d-
ssis for contributions Of specimens for
Inhibition. / deem e
mportaat that our exhibits should not
suiy represent our agriculture as u =
fN1aFt Nt&A VIZ sNAtANtft u our soil
md thus Indicate in sonae degree 80.
'uture possih1hties. II you would do
bat yea must resort 20 other means.
md secure ths hcst samples OF farm
PRODUCTS that can be produced under
he most skIilfui cultivation AID ma
STIPULATION.
The wool growing interest % M.ehi-
gaa = enc % the most Important
srsnches 81 cur sgrsculture. Whsis ~
rrcdeee juss "a good wool - any state
IN tie Union. yes ~ on inss means and
risssifics1ons. - sfs deprived 81 tnst
credit. ard ear best soois a. INTO th~
market cisss~d IS sohao. West fiFsn =
ard fsaasy esnia wooi The eossAns
,sposltson seems - - . fseofaisr 90
roffuusfv - SHOW oHf Noaf EfssiffFa'
IN their tfne get. To 10 - theF 1fesl
g. Ff0pffiy elssslii led y sa sspsft stfl
sxh bitesf .n kHsis ab~sshesf ~sssssl
sua seDafea eoaastsns. lac hssss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
MICHIGAN A GREAT STAT
Another Unique Chapter from DeHaven's
Facile Pen.

Mr.. DeHaven has just issued another
chapter IN his serial entitled, "MichI-
gan IS Great State" This time it is
Grand Rapids, and here is the way he
treats Il:
Ny DEAR STR-I'm giving you a
pointer on advertising, when | invite
your attention TO the number OF con
Germs adopting the name of Grand
Rapids as part of their title. I've Just
looked in the city directory and found
names OF seventy seven which read
Grand Rapids something or other. 1t
is a valuable plan TO advertise your city
by Identifying its manufacturers with
your city's name. Sometimes 1t must
follow with such a plan, that the name
of the city having been established in
distant parts. the lacking of it on to
your goods must help your goods at
least TO get hearing. Can't say my
say of Grand Rapids in one say nor
two. Wby.-Blalne said of it, when
ordering IL IN the PanAmerican Cir
cult, Its the biggest place of lts size III
the country That's the idea. Twenty
five states nave no city of its size. The
things which gave 1t n start were
gypsum beds underlying the city-larg-
est deposit OF land plaster in the world
water power in a fall of Is feet with
in the city limits; and location ut the
base of the timber resources of hlichi-
gan; aud michigan is Great State."
Chapter XVII Yours truly.
Gro. DEIIAvEN.
Z. SIX railroads pass through or
end at Grand Rapids. making nine
radiating lines. Two of these railroads,
aud popular ones at that, are the De
troit, Lansing & Northern and the
Chicago & West Michigan, the one from
Detroit, the other from Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
HAcKMEN COMBINE.
Move on Foot 10 Raise Prices and Made
Them Uniform

Move on Foot 70 Raise Prices and Made
Them Uniform
The hackmea of the city are taking
measures 10 form an association for the
purpose OF establishing a schedule OF
prices tor their work. A meeting was
held at the Morton house yesterday
afternoon which was attended by every
hacsman IN the ely. They propose 10
form All association Of hackmen, the
members OF watch will be compelled TO
furnish bonds 10 the amount OF 500
with two approved suretles,
as guarantee against cut
ting the schedule prices. Hereto
fore the rate for funeral services
has been s. inside the city. Now il is
proposed To charge 81, and 50 cents a
mile for the first two miles outside the
city limits, and % cents for each atdl-
tional mile. The rate for carrying pas
sengers will be raised for the distance
travelled beyond the Old city limits.
Hacks for parties will range from s. Ia
SO according 10 distance. Ii was argued
At the meeting that the present sche d
ule was too low, aud that hackmen
were not able 10 keep their outfits IN a
good and attractive condition from
their income. Similar associations ex-
st in the larger cities, winch enable
hackInen to maintain a uniform price
LIST.
After the matter had been discussed
at length and their grievances had been
fully set forth, 4 committee consisting
OF A. y. Pulver, A. y. Albee, III. A.
Greenley. Will Christie and III. Parish
was appointed 10 draft articles of agree
ment and To establish rate of prices.
The matter will then be laid before the
common council with u request that an
ordinance in conformity thereto be
passed. The meeting adjourned until
next Monday evening when the report
of the committee Will be submitted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

ceremony $ delightful welding bfeal
fast MAS served ST tie home Ct a.
groom's father. City Treasurer HaAs
Ne le4 Ransom street. Inc ccap.
have gone east on = wedslng trip. IA
viii relarn for short yssit u tbs ely
before settling down N 81. Loass, No.
their future home.
Daniel NsHderMeulen and Miss
jennie kugel5srg we're married al ;
O'clock ast evening Al tue home o. Toe
green's parents. No. ga North Ions
street. The Rev. kTiek4aFd performed
the ceremony. Ihey vii beg u hogse-
keeping az once at No. AS North lonls
street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
Sent Seven Men Suddenly.

Manager Wells OF the Adams Express
company, yesterday sent seven OF his
employees 10 Columbus. Ohio, in re-
Spouse TO a telegram from the supern-
tendent asking for ali the men he could
spare ~ once. lie has filled their
places with new men and everything is
running smoothly. There is trouble
among the company's employees III
southern Ohio, and the same demand
for men has been made Of nearly all
the Offices IN the state.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
TROUBLE OVER INSURANCE.
Local Agents Don't Like the Rate Given
on the Soldiers Home Policy.

A little unpleasantness has arisen
among local insurance men over tbc
insurance of $50 900 recently placed on
the soldiers home. The insurance was
written by General l.. w. Heath at one
per cent for three years, aud several
rival agents claim tia. inasmuch as the
home is outside the city limits and
away from fire protection, 1t should be
classed with hotels and ut least three
and one-half per cent charged. Acting
under representations OF this kind, sew
eral of the companies with whom Gen.
Heath placed the insurance. have can
celled the policies. Gen. Heath says
the home is amply protected from ire
by water works system Of It's own aud
by thorough system of watching, and
that the risk is a good one ut one per
cent. Grand Rapids is interested in
having the home insured, us If 1t
should burn 1t would probably never
be rebuilt unless insured. 1t pays ont
to Grand Rapids merchants and bust
ness men something like 500, 000 every
year III cash.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
Annual Reports Filed.

The Harroun Portrait and Picture
Frame company filed its annual report
with the county clerk yesterday: Capt.
tai stock, $4,000; paid in, $Sl20, real
estate, 500; personal estate, $500,
debts, Sisi.55; credits, S2l5i.
The Benedict Furniture company
filedits annual report with the county
CLERK yesterday: Capital stock, 5000;
real estate, $500; personal estate, ss5l /;
debts, S2ls.S5: credits, $ll55.05.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
Cavalry Veterans Reunion.

The surviving members of Company
+, sixth Michigan Cavalry held their
twelfth annual reunion yesterday 1t
Friants hotel In Plalntieid. Several
guests were invited to join them III the
lance which was gwen by the old
veterans IN the evening, and among
those who attended from this city were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Rice OF the Bridge
street house, AIR. and Mrs. Daniel
Spring and Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Green.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
I'M. TURNER'S FIGURES.
Compare These with the Owashtanong $
Last Annual Statement.

Mr.. Turner, "a assignee "a the de-
funct OwasbtsuOug club, has COM
ploted MS inventory of the clubs
assets, and the footing reaches the
pnncely figure Of 100000. There are
old accounts on The looks sggregstng
sl,5sgs@. aud these are appraised al
$50; resident book accounts amount 20
g. coo and are valued az 1000, non
resident dues hgure 80 f7,fi0 - aud
are believea To be- worth about $40.
The property IN the downtown club
rooms !. appraised At -. 1884 and tie
boat housa and tttures At tiie lake are
valued at q 1855.
MF. Turner has forwarded to the see
retayv ~ state AZ iansin9 the sfties~s
q incorporation 81 the nH~, ~ fseog
a ksd eiab. aud a meeting sili Re called
befefs lons a. ofgsnl1s sad elect direct.
0ss aud dfflesfs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

.he board e education sod saFefsn
tsuasat hslmeFs vii ieeatF e sh
ttan ~ ts@ sitY t1sebsfs ia TIE bssfa
fossas It's sssaibs ffsaa - ~ 10
a'eissek Ffaf Wsiisastsia sad nthsfs
sss SsFess~sf - fafnssis aasss fef tss
sssesss.sss. sod a Fiesssat ssh fsFaH
Fa&stses = ssbssfsa isfsa stsead
sass@ 81 tsssaSss a assifsd,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
Death Took One of Them.

Major and Mrs. W. I. NcGurrin's
home Was made happy a short time
slace by the advent Of sweet baby
twins, bat yesterday morning tbssr
homo was turned into one OF mourning
by The visitation of death which took
away one of the little boys.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
He May Build a Moreue.

The members of the board of health
think favorsbly of Brien's
offer to build morgue back of has es-
adjustment, and rent IT 10 the city at
500 per year. and he has gone east 10
find out how morgues are built In To-
ledo. Cleveland. Washington, New
York and other large cities.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

This week at Hartmau's, but this will
not interfere with the special sale OF
sheet music and b,njos ut Hartmann
new music store on Ottawa street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
Exciting Game OF Ball.

The Bicycle and Owashtsnong indoor
Mines will play game of bail this even
ing IN the Bicycle club rooms. Tbs -
expected 10 be an exciting contest as
the Bicycle nine has not lost a game
this season, and they will make big
effort TO maintain their record.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

issseiis Tate i4s .. sssd eayssfs. Ne
"a uald street. ia1asaSs, lfetsfses
AeslasfiH, safsat, ~ - lssFAse
sssses, collapse u ths lungs LAX
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

have removed their down town estsb-
hshment from The Gilbert 20 No.
i02 Monroe street, Tracy block. The
change was made to secure roomIer
and more accessible quarters for an in
creasing business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

The Jefferson club has appointed
COMMITTEE to invite Grover Cleveland
90 deliver an address in this cits. joan
%. Lee, II Weston. Maurice SAsn--
hsn. Aayuf | III and ]. w. ksnsem
eumpusa tRe committee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
Typewrl,ers, Oh!

Another large shipment OF type
writers, all the popular makes. received
at No. % Monroe street. Call while
stock Is complete. We will suit you
with new or second hand machines.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
&c ifsnaa WsAalns..

Charles iisks sal Mss fisiis Q fstisa
: s'eibss fesssf1sf sassa hs stsfi.sa
tynfssH sttea ss bess atsa sHi Ms
n slsa ffsse ss Sid sssss5a, Aftss the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
Russell Sage,
The well-known finan' Ter, writes:

The well-known imam Ter, writes:
1906 Firth AyHNUE,
New YORK CRY. Dec. 20. 1890. !
"For the last twenty years j have
been using Allcock's Porous Plasters.
They have repeatedly cured me OF
rheumatic pains and pal.Is in my side
and back. Whenever ! have cold,
ore on my chest and one on my back
speedily relieve me.
my family are never without them"
RUSSELL SA0E.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
Marriage Licenses.

The following Is list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last published. VITA the
names. residences ewhea outside tbs city AID
ages Of the parties:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
POC0cE
K1EF an
AMERICAN
HOUSE
Kew Management.
European and American.
BOSTON,
MASS.

Rooms. 81 per Cay and upward. Ihls porUis
house. located IL t..c husi ness craiff II hassa
under st- urw mRuageinent. ana With As Ge'
Furnishings znd Increased facilities o1ers ti
fractions 10 both pegHRncul ana 4g4nse
guests that arc unsurpSsset. iarae sslaDt
l0on> fHf rutnmrfcsai men. special alteAf.s
given 10 cab aas assoc efiaf & inncFs A Eer
tehsns Gale l. be oRrne4 on the sir-ei foas
GEO. A. EEELkk-AIEkhp =. l'tcDl x
ffSqrrtors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

CURE FOR CRoUP.-Use DR.. Thomas
Ecectric OIL according to directions. IL
is the best remedy for all sudden at
tacks of colds, pain and inflammation,
and injuries.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

Liendeftse, about 20 vars OF age,
drowned IN Plaster creek, Paris sOsI-
ship.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

Clam chowder at Anderson's Satur-
day night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
Four Dances

Clam chowder AZ Anderson's Satur-
day night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
Carve,h Sisters. Dress Makers.

Clam chowder at Anderson's Ssiur-
day night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

Edward sessls. aged ! year. No, -
Michigan street, - sfist fever
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup was
used for years as Il prescription 10y
n, cessfGi physician. 1t IS IN all re-
spects the best cough medicine N Nde
today. Sold bv ali dealers on guar
antee of satisfaction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

Peckham's Group Remedy cures
whooplng cough.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
GLOW to Cure All SKIN DiseRses.-

Simply apply "SwAYsE's OINTMENT !.
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema, itch, all eruptions On
the face, hands, nose, etc, leaving tho
skin clear. s~hite aud healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are
possessed 10y no other remedy. Ask
your druggists for swAY,sE's OIST-
MINT"