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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
THE CHEF TRIED TO MAKE TRIO CBLE.
pt.r DINNER WIS SERVED THOUGH THE KITCHEN
FORCE STRUCK DURING THE MEAL

pt-r DINNER WIS SERVED THOUGH THE KITCHEN
FORCE STRUCK DURING THE MEAL.
statements have been published about the recent
troubles in tie culinary department OF the Holland
House which rceultcd the summary leoVe;asiaG OF
mo Chef r. Charpan"r. Tho chef feels tina, The pH'
r~leto.a Mc,sr>. Inslcy a Iiauman, have lad their
side Of the case presented 10 The injury OF his pu:a
ton aat hc sent % the papers vigorous pIcscnt
ton II IA, side lilo says that he left the Palace
Iotel in san Francisco after much rrc.pondence 20
assurc ~, la', place. upon the condition that Re w1S
Z, have full contol Of the Kitchen and everything per
tanning thereto After lie had been there some time
the promises which had been made 10 him wer' broken
end after conlpg - tine conclusion tat m confidence
could be placed In the assiances ~ II, employers nc
gave notice 10 the hotel management at O'Clock one
afternoon tat he should leave at o'clock that even
Ing He denies that any property was destroyed by
him IS asserted.
Mr. Raumnn. Of the Holland liousc. was seen
lat night by a Tribune reporter. lie said that
Cha: painter came 10 New York last sep ember. one
telegram being the only correspondence that was
Exchanged affecting his coming. While maintaining
tra, he should have something to say concerning
the MANAGEMENT Of affairs. Mr.. Eanman declared
that all promises had been fulfilled. In fact. the
chefs pny had been raised after lie had been ut
work three months upon III" understanding that
things should lie run In moro satis factory way.
Charpantlcr he said WAS totally Incompetent
Tor the place, lie Hhu no 'onlIoi WV
the help, and the appearance Of the Kitchen
and IT, appointment, WAS not pca'ihg'
change WAS determined upon 10 take effect on the
Is, Of June, the expiration " the time for when
Ch,rpan,lcr was engaged. The latter heard Of this
end resolved TO make much annoyance rs possible
by giving very brief notice Of HIS leave taking.
successor hired. however, who with his fore.
came in five minutes after the former chef had gone
out No interruption caused In serving the dinner,
and many OF the guests did not know that awning
unusual had happened. Mr. Blnman cmphatlcnlly ~
serted that the chef previous 10 leaving Ind cut mp
sieve, and thrown away cntnbcs and food III the
course o, preparation The damage thu, caused was
about $500. The proprietor said the man had .
splendid opportunity n he paid the largest salary.
Win one exception, Of any hoIc chef in the unit'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
READY rpR DECORATION Day N DIyGHAxTOy.

READY FcR DECORATION Day ~ BINGHAxT0y
Hinghamton. May os.-The Grand Army programme
Cor Memorial Day provdes TO- march, which Will 10
participated In by the local militia companies.
through Court. Chenango. Lewis Washington ana
Mansts. The principal services will be at the
soldiers monument In the Court House Park.
The CITY Clerks estimate for the Common Council
budget this year calls for S25e .323 or. While the
budget IS not metropolitan in It's dimensions II runs
up pretty well for town VI $1,000 Inhabitants Tho
tendency OF the annual budget Is very much more
than 10 keep pace with the growth OF the city, only
et.oE raised account Of public debt. The bulk
of tho city debt Is for the wacrwors and they take
care Of their debt. And no extensive public I'M
provements are being made.
The anti Hill Democnts are making considerable
in all the wards last evening choose delegates to
county convention held to-day. The caucuses were
we'll attended. Broome County will be fully repre-
scnci al the Syracuse convention.
The annual meeting Of the city Presbyterian Cnions
held on Monday reported finances In easy condition
after erecting chapels during the year al n cost Of
$500. The officers elected are: President. George
T. Lyon, vrc-prcsdent. James VI. stone, treasurer.
James ID. Weed; secrstary. Robert j. Rates. Thirty
prominent rcsbyterans. including the pastors, were
Mrs lie!mlna ST. John Inlsted died last Tuesday,
az me age OF eighty years. She born here. ana
died In the old family mes.ead by her father
with this worlds goods. but the farm he managed b
buy at ~ % Is IN the market as city lots
AMI j. w"rth considerable money. Part OF II Is worth
+i1O ioct Mrs lialstcd had half the farm. Her
tables lie IVES an intimate friend OF the late Judge
inckcr, OF Mauch Chunk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

ceived the Commissioner his retnue salaamed 70 mo
door the eunuch falling face downward remaining on
the ground The President, through an interpreter,
spoke 10 Hnssan Pen All and welcomed him TO America
When he shook hands on his leaving. the Arabs asan
salaamed and moyed toward the President, win eyes
on the ground The President hold out his hand TO say
good by and they astonlshed at TINS greeting
from the Sultan OF America" they did not know what
do but finally all gnsped the extended hard greatly
pleased at the courtesy. The cunuch, however dd not
dare 10 do So hu merely salaamed as he passed ont
Iassan Ben All and his sniie then shown through
the private parors OF the White House The Arabs wea
greatly ason!Shed at the easy manner in which mo
aSusn Of America ne they called the President,
coud be seen. Where are his soldiers they asked.
We have TO 90 through eleven gatcS before we can
seq our sultan. and pass many soldiers The Arsbs
are travelling with Barnum's circus this summer The
Commissioner goes 10 Chicago ana will make fine ex'
hblt at the Fair. The Sultan has appropriated large
sum for the exhibit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
TEACHERS ENJOY 4 CONCERT.

large audience present at the second and last
concert and reception Of the New York Teachers As
socaon In Music Hall, Fifyseventhst. and seventh
ave-, last evening. An excellent programme Of vocal
and Instrumental music and reading, was given by
the following: Mile. Felicia kaschoska soprano; Miss
Jennie O'Ncill Potter, reader: Miss Celia schiller
pianist Francis Fischer Power, baritone; Ferdinand
CARR, violinist; Albert Edward Grccnhalgh and sig
mund Ka,chosky. accompan!st, fie schumann Male
Quartet and tho New-YorlS BANKS Gce Club. The
entertainment was highly successful IN every respect
and each performer wa' recalled at every appearance
The entertainment WAS under the supervision OF
Mathew j.. Elsar. president; Eagene r: Daring Her
man c. Dochme. Joseph II. Wade, Mr., Rachel B.
Hail. Miss Carrie Cobb and Miss Felicia Grim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
SENATOR SAWYBR SIZES 1 BILIGIME.
Washington Gossip In The II. Louis Globe Demo"

Washington Gossip In The st. Louis Globe Dempent
Secretary Risk Is an ardent patron OF baseoan
game Hs takes as much Interest In the do'nss On
The diamond when n game Is In progress as ~ ~,
In all things but this the Wisconsin senator IMr:
sawycr) and the Secretary OF Agriculture are vei3
much alike. They have both seen tho rough Sldc Oh
They both exOtics In swallow tails. but boh aS
tho right nj their potts Of duty. and though
neither has learned e. snil' and scrapr on ever.
occasion men respect them for their cordial rugse~
ways In business and politics. a..
II required some persuasion 10 prevail upon uo
Senator 10 accompany his distinguished fellow Repuo
ncnn ~ the has'in grounds on recent occaA"J
when the Washington club was pted aga'nSt one %
The big climbs Of the East once comfortably srn'v"
In the amphths,t,r however. the Senator ersduaW
sof'cned M under the excitement ell nround m'n.
Tho Secretary 81 Arriculnir, told him the dncrencS
between tho Washington PLAYERS and the visfors ",o
explained the genernl plan ~ opNatio1 by wnch We
nine men on ono sifc and the ninc men on the ONE,
governed In their frantic mnneuvers on int Dali
led nv ana bv the senator got the points Of the same
settled well enough IN his mind 10 realize tnat tns
Washin gtoninns were being worsfrf The battcrs o
he oprosnc club weSe hating the ball mr. out ln,S
tho field where the Folders could b. no possbuiy
catch II. II ncftied the Old Senator. lie began 20
move nnensilv ahont on his cushion. despite nls
naturally placid disposition. But he did not hect tnS
umpire or shout Get new sct OF outnemeS.
After watching for SOM time In silent vrxnuon oi
spirit. H. turned 10 thc Secretary OF Agriculture me
In dead earnest remarked:
:" Jerry. II ] owned that hall club ia hire two %
three more mon IN catch halls out there near "s
back fence II they cost mo $1,000 piece
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
THE ARIBs CALL on Mr.. HARRISON.


Washington Dispatch To The Baltimore American.
\ curious scene was presented NJ the White HOUSE
to-day when Hassen Ben AL the Worlds Fair Com.
missioner from Morocco WAS granted an audience with
the President. Tho Commissioner was dressed In hls
native costume and carried with him letters AMI papers
In Arabic from III, sultan to the President. he was
attended By his retnue OF ten Arabs and cunuch pre-
soned hm by the sultan from the royal baem: Just
we're shown into the library, where the President re.
ccived them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

stitutes to mako q larger profit. That's the
reason tho makers OF Dr. Pierce'5 medicines
object TO the cutting OF p:ices-and that's the
reason they prerent II, on their medicines.
To protect the public from fraud and i'm.
position, the genuine guaranteed medicines
OF Dr. r. V. Pierce are now sold only through
druggists regularly authorised as agents, and
dl,rdvs Mt these long established prices
Golden Medical Discovery for tho liver
blood and lungs), N.O
Favorite Prescription flor woman's weak.
ncascs and ailmcnts), . -. N.W.
Pleasant Pellets for the liver, stomach
and bowels), Is cents
But they're the cheapest medicines sold,
for you pay only for the good you get The
money Is refunded II they don't benefit or
cure Beware Of spurious limitations or sub
stitut0 It lower prices than abova
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
rEIED To DESTROY THE COUNTY REcORDS.

Louisville. May 2s.-.ii i;Indman, Ey.. the Knott
County courthouse ana jill and a house burned
to-day by inccntiar1cs The object WIS to destroy
the records. but these saved. Loss, $1,000;
partly insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

Turkeys chickens, game ro,sts. pates salads. hams.
line tnbe delieacits C. Percevai ath.,ys mar
6tn.st.. and Shave. near 4fth.st 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
Important sale of the celebrate
RO0crs Spoons anil Forks.

TEA SPOONS, warranted stlndard quality Qc
plate figured design. per set Of o.......-. wv
TArLE SPOONS AND FORKS same -
quality a. above. per set. 49,"
r.s, KNIVES. warranted solid steel and plated is 2S7
LADIES BERRY SPOONS. PIE KNIVES,
ORANGE SPOONS, at same rate.
% s %s s''. ~ q: 4, ' .s 1897
MANrFT CLOCK with bronze reclining figure
marO.F,ea o. ..: warranted perfect time 1249
keeper worth a25.
900 MANTEL CLOCKS. narblei'ed, with
white and gold dials strike hour and half y az
hour warranted perfect tmf keepers ..........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
sPE TAL TRAIN FOR MINNEApOLIs.

Composed Of elegant Wagner sleeping: DINING ana
puHct ears Will leave NewYork June "a, VA Nox.
York Central. Space reserved upon apphcaunl 70
william Beism, chairman Of the county sommiu'ses
Finest Tickets ria New.Ycsk Central soaA -
reduced rates. June 1st to 6tb. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

es.IsL q Anselrs Black IIsricry u Un.urpssssd
For color wearing quates Is the best ana caeSpess
snd retails at popular prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

One leads 10 tho
other. Tho a" cut
ting of prices
loods to the sub
stltution Of worth.
less gootls-fraud.
ulcnt limitations
Of TIE genuine
m c o, dilu.
tions of it, all
sorts Of cheap sub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

r., H.. MAJ
SIXTH AVE" IL
THE SPECIAL
NECKWEkR SALE
FOR THE DOUBLE VALUES Al i
SINGLE PRICES
IS. 10. "a, "a, 44c. eacn.
SPECIAL FOR ONE DAY ONLY.
FOSTERS
HOOK GLOVES.
To INDUCE THE LADIES OF NEw'YoRK VIZ WIZ
M NoT WEAR GENUINE FOSTER Hooh "Lor -
NO rny THEM. WE SHALL on TCt',DAi .Nn
nrrER 900 DOZEN PAIRS IN HOOKS "l'AON '-'D
SUEDE. WORTH TWO DOLLARS
A. SO CENTS PAIR.
NOT OVER THREE PAIRS TO BIZ SOLD ~
TONER
"a
LADIES, TAFFETA GLOVES IN SLATE.
1.p1rs, poU3LE.TIPPED FINGER SILK
GLOVES. o,'sn
cp,y AID TAN CAMELs HAIR CLOTH
BLAZER SUITS. HALF SILK LINED,
v,cED WITH PATCH POCKETS. TAILOR al
MADE
MANY STORM SERGE BLAZER SUITS.
TAILOR MADE.......-.....-. --.''-, 20.
500. 7.Sl. $50, 1921.
HANDSOME IMPORTED SICILIAN SILK
CORD cAPEs. IN TAN AND CHOCOLATE al
BROWN WE'RE 1881, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
LADIES FANCY ZEPHYR CLOTH BLAzEns,
ALSO IN SERGE AND FLANNEL. WITH
BRAID 2.7l, 1851, 3.91.
Ill ACCURATELY. EMBROIDERED FIcHrS,
EXTRA LONG. WITH HEAVY SILK
FRINGE.
3.61. sill, 661, Sal. 9.61, 70 1881.
Wash Dress F'nbrics...JVe are
snoring an ertcnsire assortment
In the following lines: Scotch
Zephyys, Irish L0wns, french
Safccns, Perc0lcs, outings, Shdn-
fmmgs, Challies, Indig0es, Cam
brics. Bedf0,rts, Crep0ns, G'ng'
hams, Llama cloth, Tennis
Stripes, anil Imported SilE Striped
Chailies from . to 20 per ydrd.
C0LonED PgRCALE SHIRT WAISTS 'oo
PILL LINE OF LADIES' EMBROI.
DERED IIANDKERCHlEF>.
IL, 10, "a, .29, "A AND UP TO
1853 EACH
SPECIAL SALE OF &. p. CORsETs. 90
WORTH Sl.5O, AT........................
y, INCH sCALLOP AND HEM
STITCH PIOUNCING FOR GILL; 90 m 90
DREN'S DRESSES. ..........----...-.'
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BARB LACEs FOR
MILLINERY
SILK TIES TRIMMED WITH IRISH 26 RI "a
UUCK TOWELS. FINE QUALITY,
EXTRA LARGE SIZE. WORTH %
3Or., At.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

brief speech and responded to the cheers that
greeted him AZ follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
$40.

LEATHER DREss.suIr CASES. a2.rSCH. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

SPECIAL LOT OF CHENILLE CuRTAIys~
WITH RICuCOLoRED BORDER AND FRINGE TOP
AND BoTfoM-CoLORs BLUE, RED, OLD ROSE;
WORTH $500 PER PAIR, AT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

HOODS PILLS Cure all Liver Ills. jauld.ce sick
,esdsche, biliousness, ssuf stomach. nausea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

III, ADEQUATELY. EMBROIDERED FlCHuS'
EXTRA LONG, WITH HEAVY SILh
FRINGE,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24
MASONIC DIRECTORY.


UTHRKEAS. j.. j o'Connen did. Oh the 9Th
w day Of July. lss-. make n - note for the sum
81 thirteen hundred NHo scveniS I've collars
fSl.ssi3. payable ninety DAYS alter dale, psNA
Die 10 his own order. and ala nicc-t a. coiiat-
era security for the IAHmcnt ~ sach noit.
tNn bones Of the Chattanooga ksectilc AlKht
company. numbered niAety three ARD ninety
four. or The face N&lEe 81 one thousand ol-
lars u. 90 each. and Old by the terms Of such
note and agreement give the holder tuil power
aud authority 10 collect ct his own expense.
and 10 sell said sfnck al any place Al pubic
or private sale. a. fhe holder : opnon, "a Sac
non performance Oh The above promise. And
hereaS said note aud SAID stock 80
pIeds ed vas transferred BY u. j. ionueil 60
& a.. heehe and IS G. -. Bee5e O. he oranQ
Rapids savings baui. tie present holder ana
owner thereof. aud default having been mad E
IN tie payment OF money secured ty said noie
and stock 50 pledged
Now. therefore notice Is hereby given that
on the 8lsf Cay ~ October. ~ ten clock - m,
OF SAID day. az the front door 81 fhe room 81
the Grand RAPIDS savings bauk. The ct1
81 Grand Rapids Kent county. Michigan. In
order 10 secure The payment 81 lie amount 81
said note interest and costs. tn Sale Crane
Rapids savings Bank vii sell ~ pubic venue
TO tile CHEST bdccf said certificates 20
stock. numbered ninety-three End ninety
four.
Dated. Grand RaYids. Michigan. October
u. lNL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24
H. J. DeGOLIA,
Real Estate AGENTS,
Rooms 8 and 9 Tower Block
FOR SALE

Two houses and lots on East Bridge street.
one Oh South Lafayette street with all MOI
EN- improvements. furnace. gas. city water
sewer connections. etc.
Two houses and lots on wealthy avenue
Two houses and lots on Fifth avenue near
Co lege.
House and lot on Ashland avenue. new.
large lot. This property Is owned by non-resl-
dent and will be sold al a sacrifice.
House and lot on Cutter avenue.
One on Baxter street
One on West Leonard street
One on Randolph street.
NO on East Leonard street.
One on NJ ckeadTicl1 ave niue.
VIII sell most ~ the above on payments
would exchange for farms or other property
! have numerous other houses ana iafse Isl
OF vacant lots In al parts Of the city
FARMS
have a farm OF 40 acres two miles from city.
south, with large modern house nhe barns
farm Is all improved goo3 orchard OF 80 sp-
pies, 800 peaches, 800 piums, % standard pears.
cherries and other small fruits; soil clay loam 3
won take city property n exchange.
Also ~ acres In township OF Bovine; good
hui "a ngs. good orchard: three acres 81 beech
and maple timber. balance cleared soil az
loan.
Also 50 acres near Rockford; good buildings.
good fences and good lend; will Sc OF ex-
change FOR city property.
| have n number Of fcllit farms on axe shore
| In all sizes from 30 To ~ acres.
MONEY 20 loan on good real estate security
| X. J. DrGOLfA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24
GEO. VI. EDISON,

FtT"IF
FuB SALE
s~-1-- rrfzsr ea PasF ws iH goo t-~z-
ts-- 49, hrus-s II a psrts ai tas g a.
varsa+ -sfs ELS ha-sa feH 60 Arms Ter
ssse IN frafs go isna - faisff~ne
Fr nufa stnre a gef s5iea fer =
rar rr-H
NsreV - isar
IRE tssursnee 1rlftsn 81 - rssex
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DETROIT.


NNN@TNN r N[7F7 F7L77N = y
enfNs q" If.f HgEr
" CD n r o. ST. . o 3 ui . 80 Z m IL nm
At DIT III Sd an - y ul lO ~. um Z d Il
RETuhNINS fk0h DkfHuIT=
" IfI 81 an" - - am = ~ n
AT. CD d ~ p pm . - m iH ~ pm = an
SAGINAW. ALMA ANn 81 louis
Lv. s. D. ~ am pm A. 4 X 100 Am 3D. e. ura
town. Tts toWFia seriaes - a.
Nv. rrxna kspidF &c M 3 n > a. r N
AT. from Ao~e ~ 81 D. n m
THROUGH CAR SERVICE
lsfloF Care on - tsy tTsirs hef ~err 4rsna
hafdds and Uefrnif. Wagner ~e@uers os
uisHt irslnx Paror Csr g. nsRiuBv on mora
INK tran
livery txr other frsins veek GAYS only
8ED. DEHtAfN On Pass "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24

IN. Lsse sbo-e "a lisTsant n rgnu.-fion
~isf IT, F-fs en- arc 4 - kefarfrs ths
esIef est SO nsost fifsef route g. ? ffsrfFx
evsth . .. ltsFsauA n
&. a ssssvt g . Pas tR.rt
"a. fxrfpsell fHtT At. q Ho.rasst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24
n. W. NORTHROP,
OVER NATIONAL CITY BANE
ToR RENT

FOR RENT
large fine modern house, with harm. on
south Union street. near Cherry ~ 81 I"
nsv cottage on Henry street. -......-...--- Y 20
house IN West Bridge street. with mod
ern improveinel t. and large barn --.- IS"
Is of house ~ ~ jefferson avenue ..-. 800
FOR SALE
fouse. ". fsl south Union street. with
N eiern improve u1ents I'D tsra s. sa
2 hru.as on Harlan street. near Msfison
avenue. convenient e. street csrs. $50 J. 20
house on south JHioa q est With barn 3.
house 10. 80 North Tonis = - AZ
heuzo. No rs Jefferson svenue 80
houses On Fsst Faltan street 8 go 20
houses on wt. side. nssr Leonard
street
kfsa ofhers different prices sseart % :
FER a.. money fnrn she'd ~ tails Payments
mo~thls n ethsrsfse. re- sgit PR haser.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

fbsiiF A. othsrs osiiv sHc.nf sundsr
Taxing eject -uBasy. = enc b.. 80
eaglDs rsrt On pseinr ard Atlantic Ia
presses g. sBa from Detroit fsr o. cars iss.s
Jog Detroit 40 N. returning fesTs fsstroif
81 &.G ~. striving a. gsane fnuids ~ &c ~
~. HfFsrf cunn-efions mad ~ Detroit Eitt
a throush trnins sEsI
Tt~fefs on sac ~ iuien TfctH once 81
Monroe street snf 81 ninn depot.
Pre- " trgFs. isn Aft. AonfoeR
q Y Rugs3.. 8 3 .nd J AT. chieseo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24

.rItU TO CnILDRTS sBoUTJFsUs~
tEl n One ~ the most popular books ever
published sells AZ sight lrrgit
given. Freight pad Best book Tor TIE hoir
ravS Aesnfs wRutsd-Al@o tor other books
and Bibles. X 1T. W0OiM ard.
Baltimore. nd.
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TRAIN TIME TABLES.



sRAss soNa NORTH.
South North
For Cadillac and Saginaw 6l5am 20 am
Fo Traverse City and
hackinaw .---....-.-'-.--'.. tVan L1vP ~
For Petoskey and Mack
Prom Kalamazoo and Chi
Tram striving from The South IS a 10 and
% "a ~ dairy other trains ealiy eaoep' 90"
.RlINs GoISs SOUTH.
Ar. from ". soin,
Tor Cincinnati -...-....... .. 49,. { 0 IN 30 ~
For kalamazoo h Chicago. ltO5 IA
Fer IT. Wayne aud the
Fer qin iina.Ho cso.yo o5p l i2 m
From sagi nsw.-.--------.---~-- y n
...-..s.-....... y " y I'D
Trains esving south s 80 p m and II =
Z m run daily ther trains daf except
sLtErno AND riRIoR car ssEvIon
Nerih- ~ I'm tan has Ps pa ci ~ 0'AnD
DO 10 2 N train has sleeping ears 'rana nap
IDS 10 Pet skey snd Mackiuaw.
South % m train has arior ar orsH'
los a m irsin ha, arlor car Grand Rapids
SO 1' N train hs. Wagner Sleeping Car
. Grand Rspics TO Cincinnati.
li21 = m train has Wagner siespink esf
Grand Rapids 10 Chlcaso.
NTeKTG0N. GRAND RAPIDS \ 1NDiANA
TOR Nus egoR. ~. E - 20 ~ - m y n
Prom Al lo 20 n = ~ > m o5 , "a
/ sunday train leaves for Muskego, - . IA
Arrives from Muskeson ~ 2 m-
CHICAGO VIA a. r ~
I've Grana tlS.ios IA ta "a ma ~ . 20 u ~ n
| Arr CbIcngo asp z 80 IN 81 = "a
/ 1905 a m train has through Psrlor Car. and
II up train 6ailv through agBsF sleepl "a
Car.
I've Chicago - - o. a N l0p m % m . n
Ar Grand Rapids II 81 N IS 9 m a2 q
/ ig IA train has through fsrlor CAY snd
/ T. 81 10 train daNy. through v NgHer 0feep
/ ms Car
I 1hroush tickets and full Information can -
1 had ~ ealing upon A. mqusis fieff sFe Z
ticket agent t. benroe-st. Grand Rapids
+ Mich.
G l.. Iorrvcon Gen. Pas snd Tietet AFert
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24
HERALD DES|RtLETS
The cost is insignificant
compared with results.


SEE Nix. WRITE NE. AK NE about he
- modern houses / bCG4 o. order. T. :.
Prov Il. room LoTett block. opposite Sweet
hotel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24
BUSINESS CHANCES

g. 10 81 Per DAY al home selling Lightning
60 Platter aud plating leWelry watches.
tableware. etc. Plates the nHest OF lewely
Z ,od as new. on al Kinds Of metal with 20 q.
silver OF nickrl No "a pSrIence- M capita. .
Every house has goods needing plating. ID.
h. Dclno. Columbus o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24
STORAGE AUCTION SALE

DADCLIFF & HOLT. general wGrehousemen
IL of III South Division street, are NOW pre-
pared 10 handle both safes and pianos prop
erly At reasonable rat fine new van butt
express for this purpose 5ust completed.
Telephone 80. or 6i5 after business hours
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24
HERALD DES|RELETS
Are made a feature of this
paper. Try one.
NAN BoARDERs

WAsTED-B0LRDERs
WANTED Boarders al o. SO B0sgwiek
" street. southwest corner OF Lyon Zlvtt
GOOD HOTEL. - aslS ,iaS !. 5 o % S
per week. Translents u 20 II 81 peg day. bAth
iFee. As good fare - any s." house. ENtsy
tntng thorough clean ana Of the best lice
tftc te s. electric il hts, etc. al Lincoln house
No. - Spring street Telephone lG0. Z4oit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24

EOR SALE-Two new cottage housef corner
Il Stocking and Sixth streets. SIX and seven
rooms new s-roOm house. $50 West Bridge
street handsome neighborhoot. all new i'm
proyements Neat attractive homes al low
ngure on easy terms Houses open sunday
afternoons Apply IL new Houseman block.
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