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In 1850 the American farmers bushel
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Of cut nails. In 1892 it purchases 35
pounds.
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CLEVELAND. LoRAlN & WHEELING R. R
Time Card of Passenger Trains.
North-Read Up

In effect May 18th, 1892, and until further notice.
Standard Times minutes slower than
Columbus. Ohio. time.
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Cleveland-with fast trains for East and West:
LOrain-with the "NickelPlate;" Elyria-with the
5 Nj R'y; Grafton-wth the c &C 81 R'y;
the A & R'y: MasillOn-with W & IL 4 R'y and
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DOver-with G Il M Ry; Uhrichsvlle-With the
Panhandle; BridgepOrt-with C & R'y; Bel
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j. F. TOWNSEND, Gen. TrGf. Ag't.
CT. CLAIRSVILLE & NORTHERN
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
LEXINGTON FALL MEETING.
Interesting Opening. bu, Cold Weather
MAIDS Slow Time.

LExrSoroy, Ky, Oct 5.-This was
the opening day of the fall meeting of
the Kentucky Breeders association.
The weather was clear and cold. the
track fairly good snd sport msgslfi-
cent. The $500 people present entnu-
slssticsliy spplauded the many splen-
did finishes. The 2:l6 Clas, vas the
frat event Of the dSy. and fourteen
horses started. Cheyenne was the ia
vorte, but the best he could do Ess In
get third money, Belle Archer winning
the second and third heats ard Una
Wilkes the frst. f0urta aud fifth.
Tho second race, the 23l clsss. vas
pretty contest. N which william Rus
SO Aiisn's royalty bred msre Rus
rque. nv Eiectlonesr and Miss kusSe W.,
the dam Of Maud :. took record in
tie tirs heat OF 22i. John splsns
plrego then went On and Won the race.
TIE third and last race va, for 2
vesrold fliiss snd zen startled. Curio
hv AlcsntsFa WOO the brat heat
cievsrlv and then r. J Trsscy's MAZDA
line, ~ Bermuda, Won the next two
ard the rsce IN bas style. getting a
record Of 227l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
TALK 10 A CROWD
The Tenth Ward Republican
Club Holds the
LARGEST MEETING OF THE YEAR
Speeches Ws1s Made by z. I. Wsihfitse
oeorgs EuaneA ant n. L. Wal
bncse-othsr Meeungs

III there were no other issues IN the
campaign save the Que relating ~ the
coinags OF niseE. thai alone would os
enough ~ make ma vote tne repuoil-
csn ticket" said y. IL. Waloridge at
the meeting Of the Teeth Ward Re
publican club. whiea wAs hsld IN
iravls ball last evening.
The meeting Vas 80 large that shsre
were nos enough cnsiEs 10 seat the
audience AZ umes the enthusiasm
VAS very great.
ii. +. Walbridss Was the first speaker
who had been provided By the CON-
mlIte~. de spoke a. length on the
tariff and the benefits OF protection
ano reciprocity. After he had nm
isned shs meeting vas open 20 any
who s.sned 10 speak, and George Bun
neil took the tioor. he had several
arguments which ne presented IN .
clear and convincing manner. y. II.
Waldrdge. the father OF the fret
speaker, was called for. He responded
and talked hrst on the tariff and then
on ILe coinage system. He remem-
bered vel. the days IL the state banks
and gave several Illustrations OF the
way things went then aud probably
would 20 again should the democrats
succeed IN establishing their coinage
system.
VI. l.. Durham, VINO was billed 20
speak at the meeting. was unable 10 DO
present on account OF illness
Another meeting Of the club will
be acid next Wednesday evening aud
II "a hoped that there will DO = large
attendance present
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
POLITICAL POINTERS.
8. M. Wilkins, An Old Soldier, Nomi-
mated At Hastings,

HASTINGS, Oct. 5.-At a republican
convention held in this city for the
purpose OF nominating state senator
for the Fifteenth district the Hon. S.
NJ. wilkins Of Eaton Rapids was nomi-
mated ON the first ballot. Mr.. Wilkins
has . soldiers record to be- proud Of
and stands in the front rank of Eaton
county's most honorable and popular
citizens. His name will add strength
to the ticket in the county.
MIDLAND. Oct. 5.-The republicans Of
Milford had o great meeting Tuesday
evening. The Rev. Washington Gard
ner made . mastery address touching
upon all the political issues with elo-
quens and convincing arguments.
ST. Louis, Oct. 5.-Tne largest and
most enthusiastic Republican meeting
Of Grauot county WAS held Tuesday
night 10 the Hulcomb opera house and
was addressed by the Hon. f. 7. Allen
of the Second district, who gave the
people plain facts. Over 200 turned
out t. hear him and a spec 81 train was
run from Ithaca and Alma.
LUpISGToS, Oct. 5.-Ata meeting OF
the twenty-sixtb senatorial district the
Hon. A. Q. Wheeler of Manistee wac
unanimously nominated Tor the state
senate by the republicans.
TRENTON, Oct. 5.-rhe Hon. James
o. Donuell spoke for an hour last even
ing on the issues of the present cam
psIgu to . crowd that fairly packed
the ball. He was interrupted many
times by applause and cheers, and
made converts of eight or ten demo
Gratis who visited the meeting out OF
curiosity. Tho Wvandotte Guards,
about 2Co strong, arrived on the steam.
er Newsboy, and participated in the
torchlight procession.
BUCHAxAS, Oct. 5.-The first repub-
lican meeting OF the can slgn here
was addressed by the Hon. John +
Rich and DR.. Thomas today. The All
diencs filed Rsugh's opera house and
listened attentively for two hours 10
Mr.. Rich's plain and honest statements
of the political issues.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
States senate, and is an excellent polit-
ical speaker.


zeal speaker.
The Hon. Robert Frazier of Detroit
will speak ~ Rockford Thursday even
ing. Mr.. Frazer Is one OF the most ell
oquent speakers IN the state and will
draw large crowd. A delegation will
attend from this city.
The young mems Mckinley club will
not meet Tuesday evening IN the Lin
coin club rooms, but Is looking for
quarters of its own.
There will DO . prohibition meeting
al Woodard's church, Dutton station,
October Ia. The speakers have not
been secured yet.
The Fifth Ward Republican club will
have grand roundup 81 Pettit's hall
Tuesday evening. Good speakers will
Dc in attendance.
Today will be republican day at the
Lowell fair and the Hon. G.. w. Nc
Bride of Grand Haven will make the
address.
Fred A. Maynard and C. W. McGill
will address the ninth ward republican
club In McClellan's hall tonight at 1880.
Judge Cyrus Z. Perkins, republican
candidate for judge of probate, will
speak at Alpine Friday, October IA.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eaglesfield will talk
republicsnism at Ada Wednesday even
ing.
Fred A. MAYNARD will speak at Kent
City Friday evening. October IA.
The Rev. Washington Gardner will
speak at Sparta Friday evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06

cranes, fifty kingfishers, fifteen looms
and twenty muskrats, all enemies Of
the finny tribe.
A lady IN Marshall while rocking her
bshy TO sleep by window few eve
pings ago was startled by an object
crashing through the glass and strik-
ing her. She tainted and her husband +,
who came in that moment, found a
large bat upon the floor.
David Lamonlague and wife of Essex
VILE agreed TO die together, aud each
drank detection of coffee and Paris
green. The woman died and the man
cannot live. They were al aged and
dlssipated couple.
ST. Mary's church at Che boygan has
representatives of the French, English,
German. Dutch, Polish, Swedish, Ital-
ian, Scotch, Gaelic, Irish and the In
dian nationalit;es, many of the men,
bers speaking only their native tongue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06

They Are Addressed by judge Perkins
and Dwigh, Goss.

They Are Addressed by Judge Perkins
and Dwigh, Goss.
The Hon. Cyrus E. Perkins and
Dwight Goss addressed the Eleventh
Ward Republican club last night on the
issues Of the campaign. The meeting
was well attended and much interest
was awakened by the forcetul and en-
tertalning manner IN which the issues
were presented. Mr.. Goss was the
first speaker and dwelt at length upon
the tariff question. The principle of
reciprocity WAS clearly explained and
the benefits resulting 10 Amer! can IN
teresis were shown by examples of the
increased sales OF American products
III countries with which the principle
q operative. He said: Protection and
rec procity are the twin stars that will
guide the republican party TO victory.
Protection will keep our own markets
and recipr city will open the doors OF
foreign markets- The theory OF pro-
lection VAS advocated by such men as
Warrington, Madison, Jefferson, Ham,
iiton. Lincoln. Garfield and Harrison,
while free trade was supported by jeff
DAVIS, Calhoun, Cleveland and Peter
DOTan."
Judge Perkins followed Mr.. Co.'S
with n lucid comparison OF the history
aud records of the two parties on
questions of government. 1.-TWO years
ago" no said. ':ths democratic party
SAID the question OF protection was .
theory, but now It is fact An ounce
OF fact Is worth more than . pound of
theory. ana after two years OF the Nc
~ IA "a M a
not = theory. A days labor IN this
country will buy more of the necessi-
ties or of the iuxuries OF life than In
soy other country on the globc. With
this condition what IL wrong abou, the
republican doctrine x protection? The
prophecies of the democratic party
have proved to oe failures IN every in-
stance. All the great laws OK tins ma
ton have been placed on the statute
books at the protest OF the democratic
party. We should put very little de-
pendencs IN what me democratic party
says"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
EYE AND TAR DISEASES cURtn
HE ONLY okE Vic CURIs DIAM ;

lht Ohkf Oist viz lNkks DEkFN
CGtariA. defines. rheualsttsas ner,
Gus de5.I,y, imp tenoe ana al diseases
Tesuihng from early iDeiscretions 81
eAcesses oi manhood, al cissaset 81
the ur1usTy organs partsi pnrs ivsis.
VsTicpceile ruptuTCa. fJmors sorofa !.
Old sores. Gropsr, tkin oisssses liver
and 4 dney CON plaiuts heart dissAs..
fhortness ~ brs.ih, back 81 hesf
ANAL Of bAck, etc., inc udns ai
female oompiai nft snd chfon. sea-,
cured quickly aud permanently.
That cough. 81 ght fever sd weaE-
ness. shortness - breath. nRln tatios
OF heart my means are and ouis
ooHsDmppsn.
lfyou sre nervous, restless. irna-
bic siespiess 81 vske afser horned
dreams tired moFnlnrs- wfta dai
bssosehe, hs1 taste ia tbe meuil,
sometines & schHrKes snf 50 absut
your en- lfoy melt ~igDout sls, energy
- sml4Noa, drslre - hs alose =.
gloomy i0reoe3ings, uispoa son -
worry Enc fret Eauut truBhis shssd
that never comes, SPELLS ~ fes-iinr
stra'8 OF uuceris ~, SDw tunes ios
plrts, yoa are tue erlng from nervcsr,
debility sud sE sspsi rgIn of nerve power
which msv ED ~ utter rrostratin-,
INSANITY sod cssth.
IL vou aasea great serl.s ~ weakness
and ves1ness. Win tred Ambs. numb-
ness ueubfug. prcsiT sensst,onS
cold Get ond leEs. vou sre saTsor.sa
70 that nast serious g .rasse--f rs.s.
ID vour hrsd schea. fesi nsnb sd
irel, 40 sfrsHfs sensations, foas Il
meFaar Rro yrU thint u5fh diffiruffy
O. TCu sfs slrepisss st night wtk
CAV, the nerve and hTsln fatigue nav
socn pun iutc i0sanffv ~ assta
~ yen hsss Rny ~ thsss feelings 90
not neglect thern, ~ tnsT I'll endin 3
psrs Tss mean -. prostrRt0n or
,os vslus your life do no, ms.
lei thess warnings lime and erps-
rssure les shown. ard huaafeds q
stsflifns and marvellous cures bsxa
r.reves. thsf these dieess~f aFs pnfs
fsctlv safd cons .sifly cured ~ IN
;. CLAY TODD. ssH nvfsfcn strset.
rooms . fn1 4 fsrsro Asplds. Mich
grdsT ths Use % nh a CLAY
IDBb'- rsusrfa8i remedies Ell
thoss sFfoNlomE vssld "a Il ~ msria,
sna strengths - -erv-s. riEaT - brxa.
vits ~ - blood nd heslts II eo8f
are soon resterfe-
- stmsois. srs rnre'v vsFstss3s
arc fsrm sea. anl can oniy be OBJ
4 rs - 30 hies-
IA TODD npraD9t n-pfescrt -
tors 1ff 80 g rsflsnt in ~ o4b0s.
Ia TUiifHs fHs 81 ~ - l5'Tis.1n
sfr-sf rr sref kap.6S
Eis fa-A rsrf aerfe 49, tte sto-r
49,, sd rou es1 est asTthi1r "a
euces
Hss - ts0 reu ln to- rrar-i
Era nnfl u tf sFer asrtrr aEy ia
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EaH eftfF's Afr.enfr takwai
sfsst gee nfiau4
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
CHICAGO HEARD FROM.

] had Bronchitis Liver CON plant ant
Kidney trouble, terrible cough. pains the
back and night sweais. I was docisrlag SIX
months In Chicago with two ~ the best pas
sielons. b1: eoRd not get vel. hgt hear =
ofthe great cuecsss Of DR.. 5. CLAY T0DD.
NJ. 10 North Division street. room !. Grand
Rapids. Mich. - niiet 20 bin January i8
and am glad to be able to say that IN two
days had slreadv beEuu to eei better snd ar
nov al rghs. and fee strong sad sbi. ID
work and viii 20 horae tomorrow ard 90 q
work. THOMAS LINNANR
No. &C. West Harrison "a. Chlos-o. n
Jan - Is3l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
SR!LOH'S
CONSU NJ PTlON
CURE.

The success Of this Great Cough Cure Is
without a parallel in the history Of medicine
All druggists are authorized to sell il on pos.
tive guarantee attest tina; no other cure can sue
cesstully stand. THAT it may become known,
the PrTretors, az an enormous expense. are
placing Sample Bottle Frcc into every hcsHe
in he United States and Canada II ycu have
n Cough. Sore Throat. or bronchitis. rsc Il. fog
Il will cure you. II your ohild has ire Cruar.
q Whcoring Couch. use il promptly. ard rei'sf
l. sure. II you dread that inSdious dascase
Consumption. usc II. AK your DTuCgi>i nv
SltIOH'S CURE, Price 10 cis. so cts. snd
g. -. slf your Iusrs Az scr, % Pack lame
Use Shioh's Porous Plaster. Price 20 CTS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
Hawthorne Park Races.

CHICAGO. Oct. 5.-F'irst race, seven
furlongs-Brown Idle won, st. Adams
second, Cutlery thru; time, l:3l.
Second, selling, seven furlongs-He-
roy Leland won, Bankrupt second,
Johnny Green third; time, 1901.
Third, selling. SIX furlongs-Fanking
won, Pan Handle second, Robespierre
third; time, l:l7t.
Fourth. 2-year- odds, seven furlongs-
First Ward won, Nampazo second, Ca
zette third; time, 1901.
Fifth, selling, three-fourths of a mile
Fox Hall won, Rouser second, Ed
Bell third; time, l:lI3.
Sixth, handicap. one and one-fourth
miles, over i've hurdles-Cycero won,
Cuchara second. Chamor third; time,
2:2l}.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
Gloucester Races.

GLOUCESTER, Oct. 5.-The races here
today resulted as follows:
First race, tive-eights of mile-1. o.
U. won, Detroit second, Lacigaly third:
time, l:02.
second. five-eights Of mile-Levina
c won, Nearguard second. Needamia
third; time, l:03f.
THIRD, four and one-half fuYlpngs-
Lucre won. BattiebOy second, Mazela
third; time, :57.
Fourth, one and one-sixteenths miles
Surplus won. Lovely second, Sand
stone third; time, Lola.
Fifth, siIand one. half furlongs-Leo-
hrint won, Mohicia second, Bargain
third; time, l:25f.
Sixth, seven-eignts Of . mile-Ben-
kingsburg wen. Padre second, Outright
third; time, 1883.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
DEMOCRATIC cAucUszs.
List Of Delegates Elected to the Legisla-
tive Convention.

i've OOlycntlOn-
The following delegates were elected
% the democratic legislative conven-
ton TO bs held IN tae Leipzig block to-
night:
Fret Ward - Chris Wernette, Len
Musierdyke, r. G. shsnusssy.
second Ward - Frank RIselsy. ID.
Emmett Welsh, Edgar A. Msher.
THIRD Wsrd-W. II. Pugh, J. W.
Hammer. l. o.. Rutherford.
Fourth Wsrd-J. W. Ransom, l. +.
Carroll. Theodore Iske.
Flfsh Wsrd-Josepn Shsr, Olson Cal
xins. Isaac Apple.
sixth William Gormley, u. z.
De Voc. G. ". Findlster.
Seventh Ward-John QaIck. Cor
ueiDss Msstsnbroos, william Bragg.
Eighth WArd-E. T. Harrington, l..
J. Quua. r c. Hamnsrschmid
Ninth Ward-Chsrles Livngstons,
Gsorgs ". Mills, JOhn Christensen.
Tenth Vsrd-Chsrlss II. Bender, r.
T. DsVries. Oscar r. Powell
Eleventh Wsrt-Frsnk H Gill.
George Wilson. John r. Flpnegsn.
Twelfth Wart--Iohn McLsuc hin
John Mooney, Henry Johnson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
Louisville Races.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 5.-First race,
five-elghts of a mile--Lady Jane won,
~. Cyr second, Streak of Lightning
third, time, l;O3i.
second, three-quarters OF q mile
White Nose won, Empress Frederick
second. Red Prince third; time, l;ls3.
Third, three-quarters OF q mile
Imp. Regslls won, Luck Now second,
Eveg ne third; time, l:l8.
Fourth, one and one-slItsenth miles
Lake Breeze won, Tennv, Jr., SEQ
ond, ioudon third: time, l:5l3.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06

Copiss OF President Hsrrison's letter
OF acceptsncs and BlsIne's letter. IN
the Holland language, have been re-
e. ved al the county committee rooms
and e = desired that anybody who may
want either or 10th of the documents
vii cal and secure them.
senator FRYE of Name vii sddress
Q grand republican mass meeting which
vili ba held ia usrtmsn's hall October
81. NJ Frye = one Of the sblsst snd
host known members OF the bcited
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
CATARRH CURED |!
Have rou Catarrh.

Have &c rsins ever fat ey.E
are TQar sysS ~aterff
Esvs 80 dFy e. ngh sv~~v ntEht'
Ars Eer siss az re sToasrHf
- mere cnnrr ~ons frer Sac ~ rir-sus IN
to hsek ~ FtaT shrastf
zee 80 - eerfs CO ~si~ ~ 7rr~.r-rfr
- b az Ioaa. - STA plsfSsr - q
vr sis - foeEes 3 srt & Hfazs hspi
Nieh. Ca - Es.ts fsee - exee q ~ mai
sfair as sfnf every Fhers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
IN DEMAND EVERYWHERE

pr. s. CLAY TODD has paii nts IN Europe
Re se1t medicines to pstieHt n gose Neth
erlsnd. yes erday . a ~ Amsr csn EKprsss.
The bes' physicians # that ceuntrT haa pre-
nounced zoe case hopeless. Hs hss very
painful disease. and a. seems 50 % the cu =
ton throughout the sorid. biz frienas Applied
e. Dr.. &. CLAY TODD Ne. y North Div sion
street. 4 and Rapids Nich.. ss lasi resofi.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
Morris Park Races

NEW YORK, oct. 6.-The racing at
Morris park today resulted as follows:
First race, five-eianths of mile
Rival won, Torinentor second, Wasj IN
third; time, :57t
Second. one m.le-Michael won, Mr..
Sass second, Defsrzilla third; time, /: Al
Third, seven-eightns Of a mile-Great
Herse won, Canvas second, Lallah
third; time. l:26l.
Fourth, thrss-fourths Of . mile
Emn Bry won. Spartan second, Car
mon third; time, l:l03.
Fifth, one and one-eighth miles
Strsthmeath won. Equity second. Abel.
bert third; time. ! 100.
Sixth, fiye-eignths OF a mile-Pros-
perity won, Bertha B second, May lose
third; time, :5Si.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06

State of MichiEan-Courty Of kent-ss
j. Wm- H. Anderson. cash e. % the above
named bank. do solemIly swear that the
above statement Is true. TO the best OF my
knowledge and belief
WM. II. ANDERSON. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 9Th
day OF october, issZ J.. Il. CAugNS
Notary Public. Kent County, Mich.
Correct. attest:
4. n. RATHBoNF.
G. BgHfscH. Directors
Gao. ". GAY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
..................-.si.5so,5Is 03
Tnfai

State of Michigan. County OF Kent, So.
IF A. Hall. cashier the above named hank.
do solemuiy swear tkst the above statement
Is true 20 the best OF mr. know edge and belief
+. A. Han. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before ne this 5th
day 81 O lchFr. l2I r. =. SHEnn,
Correct-Attest; Notary Public
". n. TtLFosp.
& :. lIrRCK. Directors
NJ kIkNToE,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
Success Every where .

Almost every town Or ritT ~ uefVhhsr
hood the Cu-8 states en- has 81
80 ftrmer suftrgr rbo hrs hsfn TeFfoIes
p perfect hssffh era manhood ~ woman
he'd ~ ~ 6 Gay {o1d. ID ths p&ss n years
he sends medic nes everywhere
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
PATIENTS IN MEXICO.

Or. s. Clay Todd had another case in Mexico
yesterday; he sent the medicines By the
United States Express This patient gave
DR.. TODD Or. Archibsid Lawson. Managing
physician of American Hospital 10 the City Of
Mexico, as reference
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06

State OF Michigan, County Of Kenf-ss.
l. Z. N. DAVIS. cashier II the above named
bank, do soiemnly snesr that the above state
ment IL true 10 the best ot my knowledge And
belief. Il. N. DAVIS Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn - before me. this 9Th
day OF October, les2 E0wIN H0Y1, JE.
Notary Public. Kent Co.. Mich.
Correct. attest
EDWsS Y. Tn.
JOssFH HOUsEsAs. Directors
CHAs. :. HAzELTINE.
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Yesterdays Base Ball.

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ton and Merritt,
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tse,eriss skiing snd Boyies. Paddock and
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likely 90 live, preisrrlug 20 die and oc-
cupy she coffin recently selected ~ rs
safefs. who thought ne could not pos
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when tod that he q likely 10 pull
through. DAVIS, hs companion in at
tempt ting 90 escape, y a. deiirio9. az
ever, having been ~ th.s Cchd liton
week or more. Both ar sti Occu-
pzugs u tbr hospital DAVIS chances
uf recovery sfe very doubtful.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
Cabinet Makers, Attention.

A mass meeting of cabinet makers
will be held IN Germania hall, Front
street. Friday evening, October z.
Messrs Mcbride, Gill and other able
speakers will address the meeting. All
furniture workers are requested to at
tend. The Committee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
Bookkeepers

Please remember that Barlow Brothers
have moved and are now ready for
business at No. and Pearl street,
Zone flighp. Look up your orders for
blank books and give US . chance to
figure. Telephone l79. two rings.