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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01
DON'T LET III SLIP
FOR He WILL MARRY SOON
Mss lila Stanley Butter CT Wzuksshzs
Wisconsin,, Via Sc me
Lacky Bnoe.

AIS ARBoR. Aug. 3l.-Ths engage
aasns Of James l.. BabcOek Of this clty
70 marry Miss Ella stanley Butler OF
WzukeshA, Wisconsin, q positively an
nOu8est. dispatea from That place
states that the marriage vii take
place the latter pars Of the month. aud
says Miss Butler . a popular young
lady and a fine singer. AR. Baocoex
- TIE nan wno Kas made famous BY
the provisions of his uncle's Will,
which left nm a fortune contingent
upon bis marrying within i've years
Of the testatOr's death. BabcOck has
been visiting Waokesha annually Tor
tNenty yeATa lie MAS mere boy
when gong 20 Milwaukee from Chi
cAgo with bis uncle, Luther James,
aud hearing OF the discovery or the
Bethesda spring they went 10 Nauke-
sha. After tnat they went each year.
The uncle vas an Old man and Bah
cock gave him the greatest care. In
tie summer Of 1889 Mr.. James died
here, aged So years. His vii provided
that his estate, which amounted 70
several hundred thousand dollars,
sbOald be kept intact for fiye years,
and then Il BabcOek bad married IL
vas 60 20 20 h.m, otherwise 10 should
be divided among the heirs. The VII
caused Babcock 70 be much sought
after and 10 receive numerous offers Of
marriage. tie IL a quiet, retiring man
and las solved the problem for HIM
selI
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REUNION a. Stufris.

sruRcIs. Mich, Aug. 3l.-For the
opening day Of the reunion OF the SOL
diers and sailors socIety Of southwest
ern Mlchigan the city was slive and
dressed m it, gsyess holiday attire and
each incoming train on All the roads
Centerlng here added to the thr0ng.
The beautiful grounds Of the ~turE.s
Fair ASSOCIATION presents al animated
spectacle snd TIE rows Of white tents
look Ike the habltation Of an army.
The day has been cold and Che build
Ings on the grounds have been much
preferred e. tents. Colonel Humphrey
of Three Rivers. who a IN command,
came on the grounds Monday and has
been constantly ne hrs post OK duty.
Comrade Morse. too. Is here shaking
hands with Che boys and getting IN a
little quiet work Tor the IDEAS Novem-
Der. Jn1ge Morse snd Pealer VIII al
dress ear oErn TINS evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01

Il Causes Considerable Damage by Fire
in Bay City.

BAY CITY, Aug. Si.-A lighted cigar
thrown earelessly under a wagon plat
form, adjoining the Mcdonnell Hard
ware conipauy's store, At the foot OF
Fourth avenue, set fire 20 q barrel Of
gasoline yesterday, and instantly the
whole SIDE Of the building was on FIRE.
The department, assisted by ire tug,
soon cxungushed the flames, although
81 one time IL looked as If the entire
block was doomed. Twenty-Five bar
rels 0f lubricaung oil. in the rear, were
threatened a. one time. The loss will
reach 81 900 and IS covered by lnsur-
Rnce. Two farm wagons and some
agricultural implements were de-
slroyed. The rest Of the damage was
done % goods IN the basement, and TO
the bu ding.
At3-35 o'clock Tuesday afternoon q
fire broke out IN a small house at No.
2i5 Parker street, owned by William
Godresu, and occupied 10y A. c.
Toystt, a bed 10 a. upstairs room nav
ing become Ignited. Yesterday after
noon at $40 O'Clock FIRE broke out IN
The same house in the same room, and
80 ~ presumed from a chimney in 3
lean-to Kitchen. But little damage.
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Sac Prison Arrivals.

Jackson, Aug. 3l.-Frank Collins,
the noted negro burglar, who escaped
from the Detroit jail IN July, has been
captured ut Syracuse, y. y. \ move
IS on foot 10 have him extradited.
Although only % years old, he has a
very bad record. He entered a fash
enable residence and demanded
the valusbles of the lady. She resisted
and he dubbed her into submission.
Since this crime ne has served a term at
the state PRISON for another robbery
and a0w he IS likely TO face the music
for the Detroit oilense.
William Curley, Claude Armstrong
and George BOlies, three mere youths
from Detroit. who were sentenced N
that city last Friday, to two, fiye and
seven years respectively at the prison
for burglary, arrived at that institution
yesterday.
A man 20 years OF age became a con-
Wet al the state prison yesterday for
four years. lie was n Livingston
county farmer named Moore. His
family consists OF grOwn-up children,
bis wife being IN the insane asylum.
Hls crime WAS that Of assaultlng q little
giri. lie is very iuiirm and II IS doubt
ful If he lives 70 serve out his sentence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01

SlssInsg Cay q To.sda, sgah Mae Peo-
PIE Oh Board.

Pc Oh Board
MkSIsrsE, Mica, Aux. Sl.-fhe
schooner city Of Toledo, belonging 10
the M2alsiee Lumber company, cleared
from tAis port yesterday noon WITH d
cargo OF lumber. SIZE was caught 10
tie northwestern and driven on the
b acA aJ PlsTp0rt, eighteen miles 20 IA
OF here. about 9 O'Clock. she turned
completely over IN a few minutes ana
ali aauds on board were lost. Size was
commanded ~ Capt. john Mcmillan
of tals city. lie lad ms tw0 eldest
daughters on board Wlth him. The
balance Of the crew consisted Of sX
mea, none OF whom live ia tnis city.
There was a heavy sea when tie boat
went out, 50 mucA 50 tnat The crew had
10 take 10 toe rigging. Three hours
aIterwRrd she was sig ted VITA her
Nag at halfmast, making for the
beach. The vessel now lies bottom up
about fifty rods north of PieTport.
The dead are: Capt. John Mcmillan,
ManNtee; LIZZIE McNHan, his daugn-
ter; George Mckinsey, Grand Haven;
August Mcneil, Chicago; John Larsen,
Chicago; William Mccarthy, John
O'Neil, Chicago. The schooner was
owned by the Manistee Lumber com
pany. Laden with $1,000 feet of lum-
Der she sailed yesterday noon for Mich
lgan City, Ind.
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HAPPY HOME CLUB MOVEMENT
A Mistaken Idea Corrected by One Of Its
Organ zers.

EDrToR HERALD-Wili you allow me
space IN your columns TO correct a
mistake come If your readers have
fallen into from reading the interview
of your representative With :. 4. Nc
lean % Bay city Some have been led
60 helieve that nothing Is being done At
present and that the work u at stand
stu pending MS return 20 the city.
Mr.. Mclean - the general organizer
and superintendent Of the work. Under
his direction tbe state and country At
large s Distracted sd PIT ln charge Of
district organizers, whose business Il "a
~ organize clubs IN their territory and
carry forward the work under his gen
eral supervision and subject 90 h,s
orders
Alew ne - SAY, FOR the information
n vo1r resders, that We sre meeting
WITH very gratifying snccsss ~ your
city We have q number 81 Vatsn- r
under treat rsnt. eli of Vhom are do
ing ~ei We sre pushing the work
preparatory ~ orga- - club. sid en-
rect in THE near future - CA = r1tic
meet10g for taat purrose. Nev IA en's
are ceusfantiv telnQ received sad =
work e MOVING forward.
J $. 0EHuEN, District Crgau ger.
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Van Buren, County Nominations.

HARTFORD, Mich, Aug. 3l,-The re-
publican representative convention
convened at the Academy OF Music
here yesterday, and A. p. Thomas of
South Haven was chosen permanent
chairman and +. II. Huxley secretary.
One hundred and fifty three delegates
were present. The first ballot gave c..
c. Philips 2, j. q. Parkhurst /, c. l..
Eaton 90, and A. E. Wildly 40. A. f..
Wildly was then nominated by acclama-
tlOu
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DR.. szRENrHAL EXPLAINS.
In a Statement 70 the Free Press Of the
WYandoue Trouble.


In a Statement 70 the Free Press Of the
WYandoue Trouble.
DErRoIr, August 2l.-Dr. BerentnaPs
statement to Press reporter concern
ing as refusal 20 administer the last
rites OF the church 10 Mr.. Lehman
because u his connection with secret
societies was n substance a follows:
'in TIE fret place, l was not called
20 lls dying bedside. but three weeks
prior TO ais death. visited him st the
request OK MS son and sOn-ln-law. IL
= NOT true that De was a member OF
my church for twenty-five years, or
for any period OF time whatever. At
one time be belonged % the United
church, blt withdrew from that sumo
years ago aud thereafter was mem
Der OF no church. l went t. his resi-
dence, Was admitted to hrs bedside
aud conferred with him. He confessed
thai he DID NOT believe that his soul
would 1--we after his body died, and, as
TIE Lutheran church viii not permit its
cieTgymen 10 administer the rites of
absOlut.On and communion TO any one
who holds such belief, 1 left him and
never saw him afterwards. The next
morning be called IN the pastor OF the
United church At Taylor Center, not Of
the Juited church AZ Wyandotte, to
which be formerly belonged. The
main reason why did not administer
the rites Of the church 10 him was not
because OF his being n member of a
secret society, although We had or g.
yIOusly talked about mat, bat because
OF his unOehef IN the Immortality of
the soul. IL IS also untrue that I was
requested % conduct hls funeral aud
refused. No members of the societies
70 which Mr.. Lehman belonged are
members Of my church"
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STRUCK BY AN ExPREss.
William Wilson Of Tecumseh Instantly
Killed at Jackson.

Killed at Jackson.
JACKSON, Aug. Sl.-WIlliam Wilson.
a machinlst employed at the Michigan
Central shop AZ tue junction. was struck
Oy al express about O'Clock last even
ing and was instantly killed. He mad
worked late aud WAS returning TO the
Temperance house, where he boarded.
lie Vas busy talking when the tram APP
preached and stepped in front of the
engine. H., body was carried TO the
undertaking establl shment, where Cor
oner Adler lmpaneled jury. An IN
quest Will be held on Thursday morn.
MIR. Wilson's shoulder and leg We're
broken and ne sustained y bad scalp
wound, but death was caused by inter-
ma injuries. His nome IS IN Iecumseh,
and he leaves widow and four chill
dren. tie was 40 years old.
The deceased sustained a severe scalp
wound, had his left shoulder and LETT
leg broken and death was probably
caused by internal injuries. Mr. VIII
son leaves 4 wife and four children IN
TecUmseh. tie was about forty years
of age and was popular among his as
sOciates. In his pockets was found a
letter from his wife, evidently Just re-
ce.ved, and a ticket to g rattle for the
benefit Of Ed j. SpoOr. a worthy rail-
road employee now 10 the hosplta at
Ann ArbOr.
The coroner's inquest will be held
Thursday morning.
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saEors have got themselves INTO trol be.
>5oa after she ssbSoaef nls3e Port
Ska = caego Of coal. tae captain and
soue Of tae IA Tors got drunk. and Z =
a-iegea taatthe captain traded on some
% She 0lOcks belonging b the schooner,
or sod them for W4.sky. Yesterday
orders were lelegzaphed from tne
oEner, Captain tssanlal0Ed ot Detroit.
10 arrest ne captain 4 Necessary All
bed blm until TIE arrival Oh tue CON
pany's chief clerk- No arrests we're
s.ate. however. bat Deputy sherlEf
ThsTry placed the mate. z Croker, n
charge of the vessel Captain Brooks
has only been ia command = few days
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Conner for Chicago

Marquette, Aug. 3l.-rhe Franklin
Mining company Will furnish several
pieces OF mass copper for the copper
country exhibit at the worlds fair
which are fine specimens III native cop
per. One Is a piece about three feet
high shaped something like an hour
glass, the lower part or which IS anlyg-
dalold rock plentIfully sprinkled with
fine copper and the top Of pure copper
is connected with the base by narrow
neck Of copper of about twenty five
pounds weight. Both pieces are very
handsome
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Maccabees at Detroit.

DETROIT, Aug. 3l.-The Knights of
the Maccabees met for their business
session in the Light Infantry armory
this morning. There were fully 900
persons present when the meeting was
called TO order, representing 772 hives.
The usual routine committees were
appointed and the reports of the great
commander, record keeper, finance
keeper, finance auditors and examiner
were submitted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01
Stole His Own Child.

FLINT. Mich, Aug. 31.-Three years
ago man named Bishop was sent 10
state prison from Flint for three years.
About the same time Mrs. Bishop de-
parted from her home near Rlchfield
Center and left her 4-year old girl with
its grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brant.
meyer. On saturday Bishop was dis.
charged and he celebrated the event by
hiring livery rig and stealing his own
chilli
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OF Ehss Laying Of Dowayisc on Sun
day.
powAefAc, Aug. 3l.-A most unusual
csss OF disease vas sclOssd by the
pustmoriem Monday on the body 81
Bias fugiug. Death was caused by q
vel teaned cancer Of the asophagus.
between stomach and throat. four
inches above the stomach, causing a
bsmorrhRZe Medical works describe
cancer AZ other spots than tins. The
cancerous mass was a. large "a one :
list. and involved the edges OF toe
cavs. SIR. IagAng was an cd resident
and war veteran. tie worked IN the
Round oak stove works for twenty-ons
years without missing day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01
ODD Fellows Election at Hudson.

HUDSON, Aug. 31.-A large number
of prominent Odd Fellows, from sew
eral cantons throughout southern
Michigan, were in Hudson yesterday IN
attendance At an election of majors,
called by Col. j. /. Peck, of the third
battalion. The following majors were
chosen: George 5. Davis, Lansing, first
battalion; j. w. Adair, Battle Creek.
second battalion; A. A. Case, Pittsford,
third battalion
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Republican Majority Assured.

CoLDwArEB, Mich, Aug. 3l.-The
Harrison and B.ch Repu hlican club
opened it. fine club SOON last even
ing. The club hunters upward of 200.
including a great maay who will cast
their first vote this fall. Repu blicans
are chuck full of enthusiasm and Will
roll up a Big majority in old Branch
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Republican Nominations at Iona.

IoSIA, Aug. 3l.-The republican con-
ventIon nominated the following county
ticket this afternoon: Judge of probate,
A. Milan Wiliett; sheriff, Alexander T.
Montgomery; county clerk, l.. Delos
Burch; treasurer, George w. Snyder;
register of deeds, Loren &. Fsles; pros
ecutng attorney. Royal A. Hawley;
circuit court commissioners, Henry j.
Hsrrigan, John 3. Chaddock; super
VISOR, David e.. Crawford. The conven-
ton met az the opera house this after
noon and was the largest and most en-
thusiastic held for years. R0usiDg
speeches were made and resolutions
passed recommending ". ". Mitchell
for the supreme bench TO fill vacancy,
and endorsng the slate, national and
county ticket. Judge.W is renOmI-
mated. The opera house stage was
adorned with a large banner contain
ing portraits of Harrison, Reid and
Elcl.
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Three Links in Michigan.

LANSING. Aug. BE. IL. Whitney
of this city, grand secretary of the
Michigan /. o. O. F., says the order is
progressing nicely. There are now 42g
lodges IN the state with total mem
bership of $4,000. The higher branch
embraces ll9 encampmentsa and is grow
ing rapidly. The grand encampment
will meet IN Detroit, October II, and
the grand lodge one week later.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01

SAGINAW, Aug 30.-The planning mill
men aud box manufacturers of the
saginaw valley. VINO were served with
a notice that. beginning today, no cars
would be delivered at the various mills
unless the dealers paid II Der day for
the car service 10 the saginaw Valley
Car ASSOCIATION, have all paid up ex-
cept one in West Bay City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01

liam Orr, Theodore Quick, Joseph n.
Ellicott, John Eaton, Hiram 0. Stew
art, Henry L. Tnayer, SIMON Baringer,
Henry Melkenbach. Additional
James l.. Stafford, Andrew j. Pritch-
ard, David o. Harris, George Heller.
Increased - William Collins, Samuel
Swygart, William j. Rowe. Reissue
John ?. Perkins. Original widows,
etc.-Merana n. Pierce, Sarah 4. Lyon,
Hannah C. Jones. Eliza Turner, Emma
Lesh, Lewis Starks (father), Isaac A.
Sherwood father, minors of Alvin d.
Trip, julia hampton (mother), Eliza
LOOMS (motherl.
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Aground at Groose POINT.

DETROIT. Aug. 31.-The big barge
Toxic, consort of the Raleigh, bound
down from Escsuaba with nearly 1900
tons of ore, les grounded at Groose
Point. The efforts of the Raleigh be.
ing unavailiug the assistance of the
tugs Onaping and Wilcox was procured
and the barge was pulled off and
passed down last evening, having sus-
tanned twentY-four hours detention.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01

Judge Newton Concludes Circuit Court
Stands in the Way.

LANSING, Mich, Aug. 3l.-Judge
Newton dropped into Lansing yester-
day. He was on his way north but
found time to pay MS respects 10 the
governor. The latter subsequently said
mat while the vacancy on the supreme
bench was casually referred 10 it was
not discussed at any length and the
call had no significance whatever in
this connection owing TO Judge New
toms position on the circuit bench, and
the complications which will necessarI-
~ arise should ne resign. The judge
Is not altogether sure that ne would
see his way Gear to accept the supreme
justlceship should il be rendered him.
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PzEHlsToRIc EARNED coRN-
Mound BulldsEs' Grain Found n Good
state OF Preservation.

-Aa-G u EA@1GAtAt-~A%
AUsEEGOS, Aug.3l.-About two years
ago party OF gentlemen IA Arkansas
dug into one OF the mounds erected by
a prehistoric race, and among the many
articles discovered we're some pieces OF
pottery hermeGcaliy sealed. Upon
beng opened they were found % con
tam a kind Of gram, which proved 10
&c variety Of maize Friends % Nor
timer ~. Ayeriil OF this city sent 70
hlm three kernels OF this strangely
found gram, and he gave them 90 l..
Wasssrinan. florist, with directions 10
plant and ascertain If seeds 50 long dor
mant would grow. Each kernal has
evolved a STALK, whIch IS growing rap
idly and presents a curious sight, which
cannot be duplicated anywhere, per-
haps, Ia the UEited States.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01

SAGINAW, Aug. 31.-John McFall,
teamster. aged %. was arrested yester-
day morning on complaint Of Fireman
Fred stone. VINO charges him with
alleged criminal assault sunday night
on his t4-yesr-oid dsughter Both
men are in tae employ Of Bachelor 4
sons
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Off the Track.

BAY CITY. Aug. 3l.-The Michigan
Central train from Detroit which
reached Bay City last night, was al
lowed TO run off an open switch near
the +. * Z. NJ. crossing by an excited
interlocSer tender. The train had the
target for the right of way and the
tender reversed the switch without
warning. The sleeper and one coach
went Oft as the tram was backing up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01

GRAND HAvES. Mich. Aug. 3l.-The
peoples party senatorial convention
for Ottawa and Muskegou counties met
IN this city yesterday. There were no
Muskegon delegates present. George
Ballard was the unanimous nominee
OF the convention.
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Died OF Old Age.

JACKSON, Mich, Aug. 3l.-Patton
Morrison, one of Jackson's very wealthy
citizen, died this morning, aged about
so years. He had resided here nearly
as long as any other business man, and
died from a disease incident to old age.
He leaves q widow and two sons.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01

AreoVAe. Mich, A1g. 3l-Tuesday
n ghtthe bsrns and outhousss of joseph
Rrsfaw, farmer residing az Ponl
Trambull. were destroyed by 5Fs HIs
seasons crop Of era n and Ray. a. rs
rgs. implements and i've stock con
tanned n them were $50 burned.
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business Places all Closed.

COLEMAN, Mich, Aug. 3l.-The fun
eral services of George K. Mitchell who
died on Saturday evening after an ILL
ness Of four weeks, was held yesterday.
He was much respected and all bust
ness places IN the village were closed
during the services.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01

The greatest exhibition of new Dress
Fabrics, Cloaks, Carpets and Draperies
ever shown in this part of our hemis-
phere, outdoing and eXcelling the might
lest efforts of the past
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words, Protection, RECIPROCITY en-
sltaer SIDE. And below tiss poriralt :
! great scroa eKsen1lng tie enttre
.st ggh II tie banner ia v len appear
the names OF Harrsoa ana Red.
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CIoaks, Carpets and Draperiesl

Varieties without number. Novelties
in profusion. An endless expanse of
Rich Dress Fabrics for Fall and Winter
wear Open and to be seen this week for
the first time in Michigan.
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Becaus. he Captain Cot Drunk and
Was Arrested
HAHuoR SFRUNGs. Aux. 3t.-Captain
BrooSa Of che schooner Corsican. now
lyinz &C the dock here, aud some Of the
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ranrprrents. irregularities nnd Taasness.
STRENGTH ivers f-nrartlrE tC1e ami Tigcr -
fr whata svstsrf Fer rvTwrrSgd. fi,ftil-
frfzf -rst are fui'' fnrrs ss1rrsfrae7es " - g.
rrls narsr- nofhars and feefIe wcr'en
s,sssl eeiir. Is s asa greatest earthly BON,
her ira's-i - RI rTrefizi,- roule'l SRI
rsarf3Itve tanla
errfIte ~irfi'ri gives eetisfsrisra
r. er rfes ~ nn,fv ref fer %
r~rfrrtlr refnnfaI frata the wsv RS
sal4 thsts Csc wsr re- nsaksrs r~rve 80
f1i e lgnt7lns m ascrloi 81 sae sse
- .4rrE or 4rr o. 1eran-a Digestion
ts-i -rets rlrieise ncf a hsrrrr1e Purely
-erstsfis sra rrsfs -flv tf-H,'is II snT -oi-
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And the ladies cordially invited visit the many depe
of interest They will be found rich in their abundance
all the latest creations from the fashion center of the world
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SfTriTl srr-sc~
O. * woman
krd IS ere fnf
inr - irst hearth
fhe IN isBnr I'D
81 run down
svstal Nothing
dos it So surely
F II Fierce a
rorfte Pre-
scrfution 70
rur~ al the d.
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New CIoaks and WraDs!

Of
in o and
al nds of ncug
to
ongert having
For Misses and Children:
Pretty New Style Jackets Refers Grchns and Nwarke
shadings
For Ladies:
unfold charming novelties
Elegant kets in 3 3 n ?
Sacks upwards
a wealth Wraps
THE COLORS- dark blue and blacks in
nandfu r trimmed
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The Doors of Fall will swing wide open tomorrow Monday
Morning presenting the people of Michigan the golden fruit
from the famous looms of the world With this the Fall
season of 1892 Will be formally opened by