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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-24
STATE NOTES.

Red Bank is to have a SIG, COO town hall.
Charles Green and wife celebrated the
sixtieth anniversary of their marriage on
the 2d inst, at their home in Sergeants-
vile. They have eight children living,
auG have been members of the Methodist
Church for fifty years.
George Leeompt, n p~atriarchRl colored
man, was at the Camden City Hall on
Tuesday to intercede for one of his sons,
who had been arrested for disorder. The
old man told Justice Paul that he was
The father OF thirty-two children and that
this was the first ono ever arrested.
Justice Paul concluded that as he was
the tb1rty-second child he would be
lenient and therefore dismissed him.
Samuel ID. v. Burr of Plainfeld while
at ocean Grove on September l was
amusing himself by Aging kites. He de-
cided to inscribe his name and address on
one of the kites, together with the place.
date and honr, and send it on a voyage of
discovery. He found a broom handle
near by, from which be cut a piece about
twelve inches long. That he secured to
the kite string, about $50 feet from the
again, and after all the linen cord hal
been paid out, the wooden drag was
placed OH the surface of the water. Tt
kept the kite steady, aud the stiff breeze
soon carried it out OF the range of vision.
Aoou a week Inter Mr.. Burr re-
S~tf~A lCLtGT IrOm sy9A the
past office at Norfolk, Va.
which stated that his kite had been can
tursd at Branford's Point Fishery. Prin-
cess Anne county, Virginia, on September
3, at niue A M. 1t was flying aud in per-
Iec1 condition.. AS 1t had starred at half
past twelve ?. NJ, September !. it had
been nying nearly two days. and during
this time hat gone nearly 400 miles, first
Que east, then. a, the wind changed.
south, aud then west until captured. Mr..
Burr sent for the kite aud it arrived In
perfect order a few days later by express.
L. is one OF the ordinary pape. kind, and
Its total cost, including the linen cord
was seven cents.
The Cape May electric railroad has
ceased Operations for the season. The
venture proved a gratifying financial
success.
The Directors of the Pitman Grove
Camp Meeting Association have already
August Q to. August II.
s5aNheotwentyrFsixth annual session of hed
lfgr&lq ls0dgegqf Gnod yTempiars oue ned
zatev1neiaHd on Wednesday, when degrees
were conferred on fifteen
gWhiiani J. Duckwprth. otddttie York.
Huttef5on cognt has sound apples that
49, s9fsasIna Rawar. e1oo .visuo,
IN, renders ofsthis paper VIII, be pleased to
earn that thereiS at least one dreadei d;sseaaassa
that science hAsilbeen, able utdT ttfe mlafFYtsl
stages and thHtI MS ,eataffhsd HapA 2a,aEarfhi
Cure Is the only positive ~cure knuwn to3theg
medical fraternity, e5Iatagrh being "a fceustituAl
meat. Halls Catarfh c1ffe & tfaEehi Yin nt4l,,alsy-
acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF tho system. thereby DESTROYING the
foundation OF the disease, and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature IN doing its work. The
powers, that they offer One Hundred Eollara
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-24
Jockey Cham bers Dead.
Special to the JERSEY Citv Ne,v,

DPeCSUt TO ~ VtFSty CIV NSID8s
CAMDEN. Sept. "a, 892.-Jcckey Cham
bers. who was fatally injured at the
Gloucester rae g track on Wednesday by
falling from his horse. died at the Cooper
Hospital Thur night after terrible
sufferings. His body was taken to his
homea at Gloucester Yesterday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-24
LEGAL CHURCH ITEMS.

Centennial Service at the Tabernacle
Fairs and Entertainments.
The Christian Eudeavor Society of the
Tabernacle will hold IRIS ~semf-annual
business meeting on Monday, September
90. The Executive Committee is consid-
ering plan, for an, entertainment in the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-24

OFFICE OF THE In CoLLnToRl
&N#N JERSEY CITY, N J. -
"mea uthorto 9th NaHTetns such camsmai mi ponisL wits Sppp To- sM,a i SSH n plni.
auction TO sh gheNb ddsro "a russiay ths esvs Nh davo of otobs. A D. eighteen hundred and
nnNYt"o atone CLOCK N ofthat day. at the City Hail. II. said city. certain lots tracts and
land Situated In thu Il tsscoudl 4n Fowthl5 a (r rh. and ah sixth Districts OF said
cS upon which the taxes ass.nna ami water rets have been fx1 and adjusted by thu
commsaonss OF Ad1uIns hsrtotoe appdntsi In and for nda city Jersey City, un Ter che
p0vAohsd na sGe liasi"Au 40 coi,ranx ts sAusn n, mt ami COLLECTION Of a.earaps OF
unpaid taxes @Snent snd water rates o: waer rslninc usso this sts ani fndi. ami
thereof and to rovdsf rths sed laads saocel to future meadon and ame ament"-p passed
MarnSb 1885, and te various supplements hereto as said hns appear by ther reports OF tie sAd
9 commissioners or certified copies thereof duly confirmed by the Circuit Cowt Of hec ouny 81
hudson and nRd inhS omA which axe. assess eas All water rent as adjusted against te
hns ehau ero DESIGNATED have Remained unpaid anu In arrears for moe thar six 6 months
1smM rms snnso .sais vralr sposs Q certified aWes tredm thsone
fuhN p&ncuaUso Of Tins Ian dsf to bsdd may obaiNa ahe NIX ofthsC y Cousror.
city all Jersey cHl on ant week dyp TO tn day OF n,a s Dtxsen ii, no rYo nAasA AZ
adf oH r NJ except on Snrrd lays ando on SMriysb stmannm nine A. NJ and twelve noon
Ief ohownsl ktc ontunsm ina bta d,k nu nbs OF tie lois ta,a II r Ato:l,,u 10,
pursuance ttnH aivHEssmsnt as hya opsar on the aG@snsn maos aunaxei 70 said
evenlreoorat oyGhst with astaenant of ts districts OF tn said cit Ia mcn tina ur,pa.v r n.
solo ssfu1e ndthe amount due 1.-THE said lots respectively.
10 the amount due on eAcak 10 o.: parcel al e lu1 te d dyiIyf ti,a viii h, aida a..
Drp"n0naees @e OF this SALE which hereby estimated atfour % dollars nrsa parcel
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-24

Date from which In
tsrs,t Will be- added
on Amount OF lens
ut the rate OF seven
Der cent per IN.
mum 10 late of saie-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

This popular resort il . yerltable gold
nine for that indcfst gable manager.
James ueary. who il never AZ loss 10
know Just what the public wants Ia toe
way OF amusement.
Beginning tomorrow and continuing
all the week, 10 Jo," one or the great
est freaks on earth, known as the dog
faced nan, will be the attracting Tea
tare, and ne surely is the great wonder
Manager Geary announces him.
human body with head, neck aud face
that OF the skye terrier dog. Whether
he Is the last OF q peculiar race OF peo-
pie. or merely . singular amman ana
human formation, the researches OF our
most eminent scientists and medical
men fail 10 discover. No theory can be
truthIuily suhstantiated IS TO why his
living marvel should have human intel
lect velied benInd . canine yisage.
10 10, while displaying every proclivity
OF the dog, is by no means vicious ur
nnsightly To look upon, but on the
contrary is an intelligent, interesting
person, especially SO To the ladies'. lie
will appear AZ the museum one week
only, and everybody should see him.
The other attractions in the lecture
hall Will DC Master Eddie Abbott, the
phenomenal boy wizard, the smallest
magician IN America. In the theater
Dan Nash's IRISH comedy company and
panorama OF Ireland, making pleas
Ing and unique entertainment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

The tug Of war erase seems 20 have come
20 stay. Whenever acTs.s assemble and
a rope can be begged. borrowed or stolen
there is al international tug.
The ether morning the back varsi fence
~ an up to~n boarding house could have
been seen bending under mass Of bowling
humanity. Any stranger would have
tkvaght FIRE 90 a homicide vas IN prog.
rsss inside she fence. hut u was only THREE
littlr shrfnpe IN short parts and two little
girls IN ssussnness having an irapronpsn
tag.of var 90 q Siath~slise Esrstsi .ls
tsrs. oeassas zna sants. regardless ~ iacs
- powder paint and bangs rushed rat ef
TIC ssaarsisex seasr Aad soek sitls.. titl the
nsna5 lins RaFe ~ay and what tall 49,
thefp. az esnetfY msen'
HeTsfAl - the mere esrstahse spectators
afepees 81 49, sre II sks feHre lac dad
at~s ffees = es.Fiak ehen th.t lire gave
w&5 asta zstse@n usasaess - ssas ssae
thfs- s3es~ssssss&i sspasf@. ~hais h.ff !.
sfsse ~ ataietk aassFssns sts ether sssfs
kgsss Aesi spilht3ss cas- - ths fAss~ ~stk
sssis kaifpssss ssaa Fssas ssea CttsAieis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31
Local Lobby Chatter.

Hereafter the curtain at Powers will
rise promptly and precisely ut S:l5.
Patrons will govern their coming &C
cordlugiy. 1t is desired that all who
attend WILL be seated before that nour.
IL Will he convenience and comfort TO
ali patrons. Late corners will not be
allowed To disturb auditors by seeking
their seats after the play has opened.
They will have to wait until the curtain
IS down as 4 penalty for being late.
This is reform indeed.
''lf am not in my Office you will
fiud me down n police court as respon-
dent in sunday opening case" sar-
csstically remarked Manager Bur
roughs of Redmonds, the other day
1t IS understood that Mr.. Burroughs.
protitIng by his experiences of the past
few months, NAV add the practice of
law 10 that OF theatrical management
some time IN the future.
Agnes Herndon has every reason to
arrange for future engagement in
Grand Rapids. Since last sunday her
business NJ Eedmond's has increased
TO a gratifying degree. the audiences
at the two concluding performances
yesterday filling the capacity of the
theater. The patronage OF the ladies
was unusually large.
The glorious and impressive music of
the Messiah" will be heard in Hart
mans hall tonight, where the Oratnrlo
society will. under the direction OF A.
II. M0rehead, give the first of a series
of sunday night concerts. These con-
ccrts viii be free, and everybody is in
yited to attend.
Hermann, who has not been in
Grand Rapids in five years. ought to do
good business at Powers tomorrow
and Tuesday evenings. The great mas
tricks aud illusions which be has IN
invented since his iass appearance here.
They will have . menageric on the
stage at Remoud's. when "Tne Pay
master" opens at Redmond's tonight.
but the audience will not see it, for it
viii be in the 40, 900 gallons of city
water which will be in the placed in
the tank.
Several theater parties are being or
gained among society folks for the
Nodi@ska engagement ~ Powers
UN ttIfRu> Vtt>f f8ay - 0tSrtNlu VI
.uch tribute and recognition from the
residents of era 4 Rapids.
Manager Smith thinks seriously of
revtving sensational nelodrsmss At his
theatef. These dramas were very pop
ular st tis old Waterloo street theater
ten years ago.
TIE entrance has been cleaned and
repairs r,sde n the floor Of tue LOBBY
Of Powers grand.
Major Atom, the tinniest actor before
the American public. will be an addl-
ton 70 Gsary's winter ciFcas the week
of February :.
That great English novelty tThs
Rooster Orchestra" iss coming attrac-
ton at Gesry's.
Manager James Lsthrop of Powers
: paying a flying visit TO his family IN
Detroit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31
Smiths Specially and COMEDY.

For this week Manager Smith an
nounces Robbes' company in n variety
hill and comedy, entitled "Nava, or
the Blonde Venus" IN which the whole
company Will appear. Among the
prominent artists in This aggregation
Will be seen Frank Murphy and Carrie
Lenora IN society aad character
sketches. Emma Sunliu and Beatrice,
vocailsts; Sheridan and Wright in a
black face turn. composed of nonsense
aud pathos. Lucille. who has made
quite an impression for her skirt dane
ing, will remain another week; Stual
and Robbie viii give o character duo.
and Jennie Eagan will present charac-
ter sketches. Another strong turn will
be that OF Marion and Maritime, the
aerial gyrlnasis, who will do something
marvellous aud astonishing in mId-air
on a revolving ladder. Harry and
Minnie Wood, who are very popular
with the patrons of this theater, will
remain for some time, presenting each
week new fancies and sketches, songs
and comedy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

from Chicago wa -. Paul without
chicago. ikreEgh iEasa leaves Lnlo<ge
every DAY Al ie:s5 p. al The Traveller
VIA this route passes through toe nsosi
picturesque. interesting and prosperous
belt Of country IN the western ~ofia.
There - scencry with most striking
contrasts that faags from the rolling
p{sirse ana the pine forest level 70 ths
widest passes Of the widest meuntains
IN the world
There is . series OF the noplest cities.
towns ana villages Of every variety ano
size, from the hamlet or the tiny farn
upward; the richest ul.nes in the weird
the gresnesl aud aosl lasting pas,ur-
age, the wildest scenery on the cent
nent; cAnons a. wesga rs nightmare
hills, SHOWS and peaks startling IA The
magnikceRce OF tAe.r beauty. and .
perfection OF comfort IN travelling that
has never been surpassed.
Fast train Ma the Wisconsin Central
lines for ST. Pau. Minneapolis. ASH
land and Dalu,h leaves Chicago ~ 500
D. IN. daily with Pullman Nessibaied
sleepers and the Central's famous din
Ing cars attached.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31
FACTS OF THE WAR


saHf AeEry Erees. 81 DE Brcnnya nAsy yard.
uae prossot1sa re DaluEere. tAs Charleston.
TIE san Frsnc.sco. TIE Boston ard Tie fesk-
town ere ca ne Psczne cosss vsiis shs Car
csc. Atlanta and Bennington are 81 Monte
sidos withsn less than tuc weeks TIP fro1
ChinAn f<rrfsery.
Tne PsladelphiA. the Concord ana the KsAr-
sarge are In tee West Indies 10 position tc obey
- Immediate orasr - - south Tse aouoae-
tuIre;sd nsnktozD. the AiAnsosenok.s tie AonAdr
nock ana nonsasey ere ~ The nsvy ysr4s resay
10 6euoas Ests that hey are the most fernlor
able cruisers eaoat
Thers are sweaty var shlps nos eSi.dias.
-Four Of these are cruisers. too ere guanosss
tive are arrnored ers1isers, ere are protected
cruisers one ram. three eosstllne eAsiseshlps.
four double surret nsnitors. sns ssspsas sess
one eattleship and one practice cruiser fos the
use OF naval cadets
There are ten places where these ships are
building They are Baltimore. City Point
works. Boston; Bath tAs, isoa werks, Moore
4 Sons, Elizabeth. n. j.: Cranp Seas. Pail
sde,phiaI Union iron works, San Francisco;
Iowa iron works. Dubuque. Ia; New York
nsvy yard. Norfolk navy yard. Mare island
Here is list OF the twenty uneoEnplesed ships
with the places where they are being pushed
forward:
aEstimsted bLimit Of cost Contract price.
RIB l.. r. rspid-6rins hreech-icsding rifles.
BL r. hreeeh-loading rites. r. G. ReSolv-
ing cannon II. T. Rsp4crhr.ng cannon. I'm
Millime,re. so-i oooshs OF al inch
Building NJ Baltimore-No. ., cruiser. cost.
edis.5 armament. Gin. Bin T.. +. Is l.. r.,
6-pdr., i-p6r. r. r.. : gatlings.
Detroit. cruiser. ceci2, $50; armament same as
No 9.
Building at San Francisco-Pro,ecseo cruiser,
Gel .9e, 600. armament-4 Sin. b l. f.: 10 bin
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31
UNITED STATES wAEsuIP NEW YORK. +"

Building at Boston-No. II, cruiser, oso74, 600;
armament. same IS No. O.
Building q: Dubuque-rorpcco boat No 2,
csiis5oo; armament Is-in.; Whitehead tor
pedoes.
Building at Elizaboihpoyt. n. J.-Pract:co
cruiser. For naval cadets. cs2Sq COO; armament,
Ain r. r. Is. l.. r.; ce-pdr, 2 S-pdr, ipdr.
r. r.: s7-mrn-. H. r G.; Catiirs
Building CT Marc Island (Psc.fc coastl-Mo-
nadrock oouble-turrct monitor; armament,
same as Miantonomoh: also lin T. +. y. L. Il.
The following ore In conraission:
Chicago. projected cruiser. oss5s, 600, arma-
ment, 4 sin. 8 Gin, . Sin. H. L. L; epdr.
i-pdr r. f.: 4E-rlm. 37-inn. r.. G.
Boston protected cruiser. cSsse. 600: armament.
2sin.. 6 Gin. B. l. r.: s6pdr., s-pdr. i-pdr.
RF: cE-mm-, 37mm. r.. c.
Atlanta. protected cruiser. csei7 goo. arma-
ment, Same as Boston
Dolphin. dispatch, ce51Sooo. armament . 4-in.
RF II. L. r.: = 47-mm. II. c.. 2 epdr. r. F., 2
gatlings.
Charleston. protected cruiser. 81. or. 500 anna
menf, 2 Sin, Q Gin. b. l. r.: t6pdr.. 3-pdr., 2
i-pdr. r. r.: 4 37-mn. r. c.: gatlings.
Baltimore, protected cruiser. csi 81, CO., arma-
ment. = sin, o Gin D. l.. r.: 4spdr., 3pdr.. 2
i-pdr r f., 4S-mm. X. C. raflines.
Yorktown, eunboat cS<ss,oc armament, Z
Gin n. L. r.: s-pdr, 3pdr., i-ptT. r. F.:
37-nm. H. T. c.: gatlings.
Petrol. gunhoet. coc47.ooo. armament. = Gin.
B. L. H.. s-pdr-. i-pdr. r. T.: S7mm. II.
r. C.. Cuttings
vesuvius. dynamite cruiser. 1850 600. arma-
ment, f5in. dynamite: sspdr r. F.
Gushing. torpedo boat. Csc 80. armament, Z
torpedo tubes. g. -p6r. r. r.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

count OF Ethel Wiley. who prefers the
love Of oC0noE 70 that OF The
esioaeL The latter plots tor tie
Fuia Of tns pzym2ster. uho q cast
INTO prison. He makes MS escape eg
leaplEs lnto the river many feet below-
At last the chime OF which lie IL 2e-
cussd IS fastened upon the colonel,
eho = ANONYMOUSLY dismissed from
tue service. The company Is veiy
strong one, headed BY taat well known
actor Charles Aznbury, and Mr.. w. L.
Raymond, James NeDuff, Cnas- Burke,
FL. j. Charles, Mr.. John w. kAnsone
and Mss Beatrice Contranee, Miss
Agnes Carlton. Mira Lucille Allen, Mrs.
W. l.. Walker. Manager Burroughs
wiil 90 doubt have 10 get out some
extra chairs tonight, for company
ike this ought TO crowd the house all
the week. Aatinees As usual.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31
7beNeuses ef eeesFss5 & Ssd'e

R. F. B. LR.; u epdr..e i-pcr. r. r.; tsst
iings.
Montercy-coass defense. csl .ees $50; anna
rent. Elm, io-in. u. L. r.; 6pdr.. l-pdr.
r. f.. Cuttings.
Oregon, coast line battleship. ss.iso.ooo; arma-
Building at Bath--No. s. gunboat, csslesoo;
armament 8 4-in r. F. B. La 6-pdr., i-pdr
T. t.. gatlings.
No &C unboat, cssie.soo: armament. same as
No D.
Haroor defense-Ram No. 1. cseso, 600; arma-
ment, four 6pdrs.
Building at Cramp Sons-No. i2. protected
cruiser, cfe, rs 600: armament Sin. b. l.. r.;
2 Gin, S4-in. II. F, B. L. R.; IL epdr. i-pdr r.
f.; 4gatlings.
Indiana-Cosst line battleship. css,oeo 900;
armament, 4 Is-in-, Sin, 4 Gin, b. l.. r.. is
epdr., i-pdr, r. F.; 4gatlinss.
observation-disclosures line battleship, cSs.0e0..
600: armament same as Indiana.
NoiS-Cruiscr, same IS Ne. IL, CT, $4,000
New York-Armored cruiser. CO, esc 600; sr.
mament, 8 sin b. L. R.; i2 4-sn- r F. b. L. R.:
eepdr. i-pSr., II f.; 4 gatlirgs.
Building at New York. Observation-Disclosures
cruiser. BE-. loc, coo: armament, Gin, 10 sim
r. r. B. l.. r.; Sepdr, iDdr. T. r; sstlings.
Mafnc-Arnorcd cruiser. be COZ; arma-
ment. { 10-inch, o Gin, b. I. R: I: 6-pcr..
i.pdr.. r. F.; 4 eatnnes.
Puritan-Doubloturrct monitor; armament.
i2ln. 3. l. r.; 0 Ain. r. +. b. L. R.: epdr.. 4
spdr.. r. F.; 37-mm. r. c. gatlings.
Miantoromoh, double-turret monitor armAr
rnent. io-in- b. L. r.. e6-pdr., srdr + r; 2
s7-mm. II. r. c.: gatlipgs.
Terror, doublc-turret monitor: armament
same as M:antonomoh-
Building AZ Norfolk-Tcxas, battieship, bs2,-
500, Ooo armament, 9 l2-in., Gin, ID. L. R.: Il
Cpd, fpdr.; 3.-nm.: gatlings.
Raleigh, protected cruiser, bel, 100 900; arna-
ment same as Cincinnati
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31


to any point in Michigan. or from any
where in Michigan 70 any point ia the
East. South. or NSrl, YOU will almost
invariably lind the direct route TO be
the Michigan Central, whose numerous
branch lines traverse the state IN every
direction, and whose great main line IS
1.-The Niagara Falls Route" between
Chicago and Detroit. and New York,
Boston and the East.
No railroad runs finer or faster
trains is more solidly constructed and
vigllantly operated. so that It's time
schedules can be depended upon. and a
remarkable immunity from serious ac-
c.dent 10 secured.
No other road runs directly by and
IN full view of Niagara Falls. when lat
Falls View its day trains stop five
minutes 10 give passengers the most
comprehensive view of the falls and
river that is afforded from any single
point.
No other road from the East runs
directly bv sad IN full view OF the coll
ossal buildings OF tue Worlds Column
ban Exposition, and enters Chicago
along the beautiful lake front TO Its
depot, within a few minutes walk or
ride ct the principle hotels and busl-
mess houses of the Worlds Fair city.
No other road has II ffner or more
complete through car system, runnlng
to all points upon Its own line and TO
points beyond-Ncw York. Boston,
Cincinnati. st. Louis, Duluth. san
Francisco.
For any specific information desired,
address JosEPH :. HALL. Mich gan Pas
senger Agent, Jackson. Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31


Senator Kyle. of South Dakota. had a
curious campaign. He persistently de-
clined to run and was as promptly made
candidate. Finally he gave in. bat
the conditions were so tangled that
prophet would have been afraid TO pre-
dict bis election. Mrs. Kyle. judging
from her faith in the ultimate result.
last be believer in the doctrine of
Generalization. and comes by il right
tally. since Senator Kyle was formerly
\ congrezationaiist minister. Through
{. all Mrs. Kyle picked her husband for
winner. and the politicians watching
the election say the faith she displayed
was something TO wonder at. When
ire reighbors laughed Mrs. Kyle told
them to keep on, but that they would
soc. She herself says. Il never ceased
10 believe we would be in Washington
this coming winter She has strong
convictions In everything. and thcngh,
the Kyles are not wealthy enough 10 en-
tsrtsin frequently Mrs. Kyle win make
aIuark among those who like a woman
who will be heard from.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31
New Tonsorial Parlors.

That a NICE clean barber chop, con-
Quoted on business principles, and run
10y experienced workmen, as not only
convenience, but su actual necessity,
cannot be d.nisd 10y anyone. and such
is the one just opened up in the base
ment of the Hermitage building. by
that well known and thorough artist
in his line, Harric II. Dyer. give hlm
call; his work VIII please you. Every
thing clean and OILY the beet workmcn
employed. No. 8 Last Bridge street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

We authorize our advertised druggist
TO sell DIR. Kings New Discovery for
consumption. cuu 1hs and colcf. upon
this condition. Il you are afflicted VITA
a cough. Geld 81 any lung. throat OF
chest ;ronble, aus ssh use tnis remedy
as directed, gi1lN- q fair trial, and
experience no benefit, you may retnra
the hottie and have your money re-
funded. We could rot make THE oil u
did we not knev that Or. Kings New
Discovery could he relied on. 1t Deyer
a sappoints. Trsl bottles 10 cents a
Peck Bro's drug store. Large bottles
50 cents q nd 40
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31
= Esaaer.

Buffers has gxiaea rapidly in popular
favor. Until nov i . clearly IA the
lead among pure medicinal tones and
slt,rsfiveS-ccntainin nothing which
permits u. nee ss = leverage or inie,i-
cant. Il ~ recoer iz-d 80 tie lest and
parcst medicine fer all siimtnts 81
stomach, liver or kidneys-It vii cure
s'ck headache. indigestion. constipation
and drive msisfss from the system.
Satisfaction guaranteed with each hottie
or the money ell he refunded. Price
only 50 cents per bottle. Sold by Peck
Bros
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

II locks like tramp. ma am. : he ssiti,
but | Amt I'm sailor, nsam- !
vas wrecked and washed ashore
g Xou aiaf been washed since. IN
wager sasa the nnsympashesic woman.
New York Epoch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

We will pay literally tor the services
Of an energetic lady or gentleman IN
every town 10 represent q choice pub
iicai,on, elegantly illustrated and i'm.
mensely popular. A full copy of the
book furnished free. For particulars
address {. X. Beach & Co., Lakeside
Building, Chicago.