davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24
RlOlN0 A WHEEL.

A scns1hle Article Oh the Use and Abuse
of the Bicycle.
EEycle-ri;iing on good concrete road
AID apart from all attempts atspeed eug-
Seseh the noiseless, enforced movement
of bird through The air, and has almost
The effect OF quiet sail on placid water.
It's influence on the mind is no unim-
por.aat part of its usefulness II is
soothing. with Just enough Of pleasant
.xhilaration. In this respect 1t Is supe-
rior. TO walking, since it prevents that
absorption in thought which is 50 apt TO
defeat the WALKERS purpose of complete
relaxation. What 10 known as q CON
stitational." moreover, Is too often .
task rather than q pleasure
-Cyciing," on the contrary, IS attrac-
tfvc in itself One comes 20 il IS he used
to como to his play. 1t is equally adapt
ed TO gentlemen and ladies-a point
very much in its favor, since women are
largely shu. out from more vigorous
sports. while walking for health is
specially irssome to them As for car
r.ssc-riaiag. it II too passive, involves
a crampel posture. Ia too expensive for
most pszsons. and is Of little advantage
except ns extended over miles Of road
misunderstanding is in many respects su-
pc-ior. bat in cities. at least, compare
lively few can afford it
Beneficial a. bicyele-riding h, it rAay
nevertheless be abused. The LoEdon
Lancet says:
'sThs use Of the cycle Is form Of
bodily recreation in itself doubtless
wholesome; none the less Is IL open TO
the raischievous effects of undue indulg-
ence. Everyone 6nds he can do some
thing with IL and considerations Of
weather. constitution. age and health
arc spt 10 be dismissed with summary
irnprudcncc.
Ono fruitful source Of injury is CON-
petition. In this matter not even the
strongest rider can afford TO ignore his
limit of endurance Tho record breaker
who sinks exhausted 81 his journey
end has gone a point beyond this. The
septusT.rarian. who tries TO rival his
juniors by doing and repeating his
twenty or thirty miles. psrhsps against
tins, IL even LEES wise.
Lady cyclists. too. may bear IN mind
that their sex il somewhat the weaker.
So. likewise, among men the power of
endurance varies greatly. and IL n bet
ter for soma TO ndEit this and be mod
aate than 70 labor after the achieve
ments Of FAR more muscular nsighoo-s
IN saort, whenever prostrstson be-
youd mere fstigue fellows the exercise.
or when digestion suffers sad weight u
markedly lessened. and . pastins BE-
comes al anxious lsosr, we may be surs
that il IL bsing over1on~."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

B,aane. Glowing customers Tie very
nsasess Sesixrs In the latest carpet
Foods. 7 hsd intended 90 sscersafn
where she line WA drawn tsoaghs
<Aat lineage easi1g back 70 Peter
gtugve<zat. or 10 soae signsr Of the
decisratioa Of independence. or to Some
1nznou, revolutionsry soldier was an
open sssarse; or that IN Boston IL was
Necessary "a De an Arass, winthrop OF
IN Adzus: IN Pss'adef,hia. . Yelling;
fn New York. '.v-n,' IN the sousa, .
Enirfax, q Lee. Carter o. Tucker.
.Juxt where this popular error originated
IWsad rot ascertain. unless il was
xScn the 5lrel souls Of soznc OK the re-
nec1ss ones knew that AL the wealth
81 tie Goalda. ths Arn1ours, the Car
ase1es, the ayers and the Singers had
nrv~r given shera IN sztree into New
Works best set, aud felt certain there
Ras . reason. Fer The JaHrnys, the
kesterx. the Oeirschx. Tia Taaler3 and
fhs lnatins ara or were recently I'm
Rad ana hey are cream Of the
xrsau. And then came the solution in
Es following tr0u the Epe OF De
Psysss=:
~socissy wants bright yoans Een. Il
Aan y no r-urs; 60 men of fzshion who
>rs ret sentlo<ncn To tho vexy core. IL
knnn men who ar, cultured, men with
sod address. men who can entertain II
: hey shoald become tho husbands OF
fashionable daughters Trade - no bar
% Anssscan society. Wealth and an
,ezsry arc not sufficient 20 sdznit."
why. then" asked I, ARE the 0oulds
"a soantsd Ia me ssss SER
Thar wealth can never bring them
hts soc3ssy. We have made . certain
ragres of calerre the fsrss eesiderstusa.
~ sbss '7rs bsiisve trey hsvs not yes
bsnehed For that reason alone ase tho
euuz<h. Tie Singers. the ArrcvDS and
pAhsvs o~uaseed from the lists Of the most
DbaAipraele set"
IN this CONGESTION I might repeat the
kopry. which VIII not absolutely vouch
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

ness. In which respect, no doubt. IL has
the advantage over the parasoi, which
can never be reduced To such minute
proportions; but on the other hand,
the parascl Is 50 soft and fimsy, and
when ono picks II up closcd and runs
ones fingers over the sheer chiffon or
lace OF which /. nay be made, there is
close intimacy and regard established At
once between beauty and bcauty's ad-
mi-er. And beauty arrays herself in so
many aad so varied forms. Sometimes she
is al white, pure ard spo.less, Of thin,
fne silky crepe, and her only adorn-
nnent three full, narrow ruffss of crepe
that fail softly, one beneath the other;
or perhaps she Is Of white again, only
% deep. creamy white this time, and
is one mass Of puffs from center to edge.
The puffs come 70 q perfectly proper
end under q rufic Of fine lace.
Maybe she feels in less quiet mood
to-day, and puts ON black and gold
garh. First, fine chant;lly lace goes all
over. and a deep rufne finishes IL OF.
Then over IL she puts large piece of
gold orape that has q fancy gold stripe
around its edge. This lies right in the
ccntor on top, and is ceught down on
each wire The rufie of lace she catches
UP occasionally in q careless fashion.
and holds II there with two golden
loops. Sometimes her white robes are
ell run with the daintiest of white point
insertion. and sometimes immense lace
butterflies sport gayly among flower
beds wrought in lace.
But. to descend from these heights of
lovelincss to lower realm, let me tell
you of some Of the designs in foot gear
that have appeared this season. OF
course lighter feathers will once more
prevail, and of these there is moth
lag softer and more piiablc than sucdc.
It has the advantage, too, of coming in
so many colors that it il often possible
to get q pair Of ties just the shade
Of your costume. Tics are certainly the
most convenient thing for ordinary
spring and summer wear. They will
not do for tramping or climbing, but
apart from these. they win answer
nlmos. every purpose. For dressy occa-
sions the fine ones ara just the thing.
and those of q very stout and service
able make and material can be secured
for other uses.
But above all things avoid gsiterA
know they look very pretty in pictures,
ana they can be had in all shades, and
can be made to order in the came matn-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

tie foes. AID half way mp stsrtiss ycs
wtsh their magnificent coierirx. Bus
the sdorEment an tssoss of this season
commences ealy little above the to-
20 that after acting the sxqaisiteiy en-
brosdere1 stirpes tip th< eye win nsxs
rest on the e&intily wrought stocking.
OF course the material j. silk. and shs
embroidery = very open- IL - generally
ens lace worked in tAs silk. although
Sometimes flower sprays are scattered
closely half way - the knee AL the
designs stop before they reach tbs knee.
and plain color finishes the top Of the
stocking. violsts are beautiful en-
black. daisies are fresh and tempting
on lily green and rosebuds just suit the
old ross. some few are striped, bat tho
stripe is not very popular.
What . shame it 10. now that the tirs
has come when we may wear these
pretty tribes, and dainty underakirts.
70 think that al suggestion Of dsinti-
ness Is forever destroyed by long,
dirty, dusty train Why so many well
dressed women drag Themselves about
esreiessly on q shopping expedition.
clad in one Of these soiled garments, 70
q constant source of wonder and speeu-
iation- Only day or two ago saw
two women go up n crowded ear to-
gether. Ono sat. the other leaned over
her and talked. The one standing was
neatly dressed In an entire black cos
tune, said neatly. but must except
two things that werc far from deserv-
ing the epithet; for perceived the head
Of pin protruding from the folds Of
her train, aad the train itself was long
and wide and dusty. She held up the
tinisst end of il carelessly with one
hand, and permitted swo small. untidy
boys behind to trample reclslessly on
the rest of it. Once in q great while,
when they went little further than
usual, she drew 1t in tribe more. out
then, again becoming absorbed in the
conversation. it would slip idly through
her fingers. It was very annoying 10
watch her. II there had been three
more women like her standing at that
end of the car there wouldn't have been
room 70 pass. No wonder tho men
make terrible and scathing remarks
about the gentler sex, and no wonder
they don't get up any more TO give =
lady seat In , car. Who would care
to be entangisd in train foot and .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

rial - -FOUR dress IL You desire ct . very
low price; bat. in spite Of all this. never.
never spoil the shape OF q pretty foot
IL you poss~es one-by wearing n gaiter.
You can positively have no ankle. small
or large. and no instep, IL vou don enc
of these ungainly boot tops Rather
wear . violating shoe, il you must
have top.
Suedcs are very pretty embrosdercd,
in designs of cut beads. particularly .
gray aud steal combination. There Is
nothing qnits 30 pretty. however, -
black susdA over biscix silk sscck-
Ing any foot looks aeout . third
srsaiaev claA IN \ neat b,ssk sse<se.
There ere puwber os new deeigss In
ties and slippers The carnival h .
pretty o. n starts With . small.
ornament ~ the tip. and above that are
four narrow bands running se-oss the
vanr. ovsv the ankle Ia another strsp
whi<a fasteus With . button. The
sAr~ys are very fancifal ssis s~sSons
shsv ernss esch other In . long X. seuse-
tssoA ovss NJ ankle. and haze bsaAsA
49, H. sayis h psrsssass~iy s~tHsd
- bpsnAA fus The Narrow sssips toes
eWy pv~se1 - The sos uasAew$&i
@spsA -, s~s xrosvses vrry fsssy,
tnnnpA $780, % she~n are ssr brvsfssed
~ 49, 10 ans vsns r~se~vss rerns
- sh~m hs~s fsssy stsspsA ffeass In
sws~s ~ tsxAt s;ssA ~ ss~~v p.tsssat
e~~si .ssfS sa-~s ara sss ssas.si ssiess-
ss~sss
B~s sks a~lnts ssik s.srsss snss~vs~Nth
60 stse~ h.- pretty shsy ssss fAs
s4~<isixxs ~ i2ss Fs.f w~s si>sa s<xf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

A1noR fo<gcG>en 20 nenrlpn IA D.
L---s-sy hleS1 ofona solis u sxowv u =
famous Lsty<rd. slzo eonnscSisn 0.
hAs' wao We Capt Cooke sowposul cf
N@rns~s IN che It ths fznnous sxpfSr1n~
toa, Of shss darling navigator, c.ps.
Coeix
md that An~4can sncis<y = not
Asdsasd very extensively On thai Of tie
.Aa re--eAFeAies. Th~s nay Be, and
shers probably d, . god assl IF hero
worship when = titled forei1nsr d~.snts
Dis peaisrse bsfo<s the eyes Of eu-
aoevesax riches Bat N the hsss SEA
this u deerisd N fat ths it'll Tar
eageeF who comes Aere must have some
thing besides his sitis 20 insure him a
entrances into The best circles Baron
6rueneoauEa. how an interpreter %
hiiis islazid. cad ths honor Of leading .
eotiiion AZ siTs. As-o<'s daring his pAlny
days, bat When the baroa's wealth gave
cut ne sossnsi that al the culture be had
aEnssse't Ia German did not suffice 20
keep h--a 10 the bean set here A I said
before, It tas<es both ealture and wealth
u % among the best and ona or the
Other will not suffice
Oae tang moro must be said, how
ever. for the man Of fashion Of America,
aad that IS re Is not an liter. Our rich
Alters are comparatively few. Even 80
lnveterase society man IS wsrl Neal
lister Processes to be q lawyer and To
work NJ h.s calling. He told rns, how
ever. that tae bulk Of bis time Ia . bust
nesA way was taken up with looking
a'te- h.s docks. and the lockets rave
lirs very little trouble. Mr.. NcAnlsser
IS OF southern extraction His father
was famous Georgia Judge, and his
brother, beiieve. is now a well-krown
California jrr,st- On this same point
iaiSar advert 70 tho appointment Of
Qras Fisid, Jr.. to . position in the
consular service. Ho had been in Wall
street vita his father and when the lat
ter went ont the son was without po-
alton. Friends tell rne tina. he Will pros
per In the diplomatic service.
The line, therefore. which sought TO
draw appears 70 me 70 Be- well over the
trade mark." With education and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

m. sfsAeugA 7. has been affirmed and
nrnica Thousand tirseA n is the Old
kasry tsas d. Seward Webb. while .
hArZ-worhtng dentist, met and fsl in
1ozc With Miss Lima Vanderbilt La
6Aos. tAe ssnry goes that Or. Webb fell
y 1sve with the yonns lady while AZ
SsDdinx her PROFESSIONALLY. have the
Gkory from snoh good authority that
nssieve "a. bus zen can 10 as you please
Dr.. wahs SHY smiled when I asksd
I'm whs<hsr Il was true. The smile
mixns ksss hean nsgstion. bat II
mizhs also have been Al sfirmst;en.
/, fs b elton said that The Perry oonnco-
Hen Ia sae eetroons fsnly gave il an
rniz xnce inte sks exciuxsvs set OF New
Mcrk- do not know how true this IL,
~ shsre certainly are few more
kp<3rea. bsl3~r educated and more highly
nsssvsted rnen sraon~ New York's
hnhicnantes than thsse very Beinonts
~ snry &C sny time dia not belong 10
knk sat hey certainly have earned THE
kmht 10 be AMONG the best
! Thxre szs many men OF fashion b
Rew yers- however. who, while plsc-
~ 20 zress weight Gu ancestry. still
- a prise in thssr genealogical tree.
nun>nr Ghsss are thsCnttinrS Both cf
9heur go n she s-a1tRs- SCI and both
- ~-sccgniaed "a typical men Of eul-
urs. they ecrne % tie Eavarris. Of
kAis~zeaphjN ard II rhs Iivinsssors
ND sehuvters. Of Nssv ysrx- Their
Usher Wa Que 90 the most famous law
hrrs IN New Terk state. ba, through
k>er raesker khsy sous~ fr~m q T,ercsn-
hk,~ <s~saz. tor Nieholss Orsrrrr. an old
nus,<s xsrsss merchant. v,s th.ir great
h<.naf>taer.
4 Ds-srics Aesrr1c7 re Lancer Sicofl
Do1s~s az Hng,snct stock. but II 10 has
Tvs brain which has wen hira a way
hto soesesy. SIM BE Ia promo Of ths
k~~rd ra,sas 81 the old De Larceys. tia
- raovsis sad ma cid Pro~oesss. wish
kkirn i.rsslses he p sc.aectea
[ uAs5k fserr- Lcrill~s1 and M
rressrs. fhe toescco men. nay he sid
= - IN wade shry trace their sns.e>.
r,rA ~ -croe - - e-st szu,ssses "a
~ Ncs~ Terk. end their f..esiy tr>~.
n<<A 80 e~-,>~s<>rs Ct rierr-p>nsL
49,. srs rabos~e-, ssstSil IN ne r~~~r-su
- she 80 E<snresesl Lufh~rsn chr,r.h
IL Asw-< He-~ ycrs.
1 xs~rszs.arss sser~&rt re~~ s>ck 20 y~-n~-
ksxxaa.s~e ess - iks e~siy Ps.rrsvsas.
- rs .se<.sat Aesiy n,ss~s ( h>s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24
CATARRHAL FEMALE
WEAKNESS.
Of special Inssrsss - Penal
Sufferers, Old and Young.
A rREE BOOK

A very comnee cause Of female d.
ease NJ the result et eatayTh ef s.t,e .
rsofe Of the psivse orgaps OF passages
Catarrhal caagssssou Of the esef5ss
bladder. urethra. wome Or ysssns
either . Amply saficlent 10 make lits
miserable. But when as u usually TN
easel toe. three, OF even all OF thss
pertA become conGeelsd, a tseronses al
hcuit 70 asesvtsts tne slfi 81 nss ina
follow. IL would be lmpossshie 10 prs
cent IN exhausisse affay OF the ssmp
touas caused by taese ooages
tlons, fox their name a. legion
hut prominent among them are 4
be mentioned smartsng. thrsse'ns
scaiaing. bratlnR. burning, qasssfsas
aching. ireusoiaag. hioatise. nssnss a.
heat. ssemofs Of eoid. rFsekly seass-
Isens, slnklng tosilass "a ssssss, tessse
ness-ihnse. ln palt OF "a. whais. " ~
many nose lndsscfib4ss.s psnctafsRa
p,ereias pains flying TO a part 10 psfi
With provoking uncsre@lnts, mockssas
the Victim viii EomfnsaTy fsllef, a
begin 10 sofgares slssvtcfe. No tNs
cases aTs exactly ailse in nuntsef az
severity OF symptoms. some being oaiy
slightly annoyed, oslers besng aeiae. }
confined 70 The he'd.
la ali 81 these perverted functions -
the female organs take too teaspoon.
tuis OF fe-ru-pA before taeh nsesi sfssl
helsesn meals. snd eaoash o. Ma
lln nj bedtins 70 keep the bossis e.,.s
tiuuaily IN a natural raaagtnsa. Va
ginal injections of bal water should i''
taken three tinses eacb asy.
A pamphlet of tharis two eses~l'
printed pages lpo pictures % los -
jokssl giving cause. ssmpso ss, - :
cure Of cstsfra. acute assa csisessie, q
grippe, consumption, coug .. rsslds
bronchitis. phsrsngts. are ihFsat
catarrhal dyspepsia. catarrhal - AZ
ness. catarrhal SIRE eyss. rsf.. = u in :
- any address by tl.e fs-ru- . nrss
Manufacturing company VI C.sl.s.i
has a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24
ELEPHANTS KNOW THINGS.
Here n One who Gave ms0sans and
uuatsd Successfully.

Her. n On. who Cave msnsans ana
Hustled Successfully.
Miss c. r. Gor'on-Cumninr. In her
r~esn. book sn ceylsa. giva lew hnes
sos pss elephants who seems 10 have
beer c--ssure Of much azniability and
Intelligence.
Re had been captured young. and vas
known ga Ku-vneUslia jack. He usod
e. - 10 hospital rounds wish his mae
Ter. a rne6ical oEleer. wao had taught
bun - b generally useful, ard ~veo ~
slrsinister pills, A Malay soisissr oae
DIR dre-r>d his pin. waereaSsa JssA
picked Il up sna arcrpsh II inas NE
mas eren meuth. With . pub thss
blew it ssfely downl
Jack loarnsa - 20 spt shoctisg VITA
kiz n, sse.r, conssning sAs vevk Of stAss-
inx-hc-se sud rs<ss~vsr. He ssssd sli~
e~rn n. gsns from afsr. sd ~sadss
so~ersi !. ia IN a~st esasai e<~as~r.
sstiaz ga cus~r ssr hfs WASTES. ssd
,xhsa tA~ gan wsa ar~f b. ~vuis
a. ser - ..stste aslEehs>f. ss.i re- srn
VS. - 5sss,s fowi 81 se>~sss v -
tr1r<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

II parents could sec their own chill
dren as others see them. IL In 10 DC
feared that the sum of human happi-
ness would suffer a serious dimi1ution.
An exchange reports that o boy Of
twelve years, moro or less, rang the
doorbell OF house not long ago. and
said to the lady who answered the sum
mons:
Won't you please telephone to the
police station for me? l have found .
lost boy"
A lost boy? How oldp"
About four. I sheuld think, ma'am.
He can talk. br. he can't tell where he
lives"
"Some poor child. probably"
"5o,nc awfully poor child. Why. he
was the dirtiest boy you ever saw, and
so hungry Ma says he can't have hal
anything to cat for \ week. We think
his folks lost him on purpose. Ma
says they ought 10 be sent to state
prison"
$50 they had. Does he give any
name7"
''Oh, yes: he says his name is Bar. -"
what, Has he light hair aud blue
cyes9'
"Ycs'm."
"And one front tooth gomez
"Yes'm."
Hes my own boy, he Is. and yeu
walk him over here as quick a. soa
know how Also. tell your mother
that people have get rich mind ing their
own business ~-Y Youths Companion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

seeks to snswer. Mr.. Wright says that
in 1870 there were bat seven employ
ments open To women, and that in 1855.
Of the 394.5sa engaged Ia al the great
industries, IL, To2 were women Or the
public school-teachers in the United
States more than sixty per cent are
women. In Massachusetts, and New
Hampshire more than ninety per cent
of the people engaged In this work ere
women.
In view OF this great change be pro-
ceeds to consider its neral and inteilcc-
tual effect upon the fair sex. He says
the popular impression is that SO far as
wageworkers are concerned. tho morals
of woman are not up 10 the standard Of
the old system of labor, in which she
took little or no part, and the entrance
of women into the industrial field has
lowered her moral standard His view
is radically opposed TO this impression.
aud he states that his Investigations, In
whatever direction he has turned his
attention. prove that the working
women of this and of all countries are
upon as high a plano of purity as any
class in the community. In 1881 he
made an extended personal inquiry into
the condition surrounding factory life
in this country and Europe. He found
that In Manchester only eight out Of
City immoral women, according TO the
official returns Of the peniteLtlary, came
from the factory in chat city, and TWEEN
ty-nine out Of Fifty from domestic serv-
ice. lie found that in su the British
factory towns the ranks Of the Immoral
and the criminal lists wero increased TO
q smaller extent by the factory populs-
ton than by other classes. The man
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24
NAN OF STYLE
CAn Man in Trade Go into
the BEST Set"
POINTS FOa The CURIOUS
Answers IN the Calling Of Some
les1Ezg so<i-sy Msa-A yanisfblls
Ma Assrisd czrp<s AAa-

hnsrsaa1 soele4y las Mt yss thrown
- ~ win<is the zoed I'D dsn0srzsG Of
onz1y s;z4es; ID h.s noe yc< 9seayssd The
tnnn 81 fzza;on. who has szAltare, good
o31xss and wealth - hls s4sk, from
ensarfay sas portals where the select
pz1s ik.d isa<gtasd he osPosiss the
oons unsi1 looasd svsr the lerg list Of
ueu1ety ma az1 women vho have Nd
nneesta<s 81 note - h>ip sisns their
eease until f1una thas Duncan
L31io<s. Gee Of shs most rssnee Of the
bsss at kers. wa In trade. aad when
net IN society supervised The sale CT q
pery deleetabse and palaeasis pea soup
j weat . step further and found = sSa
81 New xork's snsrs1wasa social klng,
W1<t AeAllisscr. selling WINS on con-
niszica- found acother IN the tobae-
~ busfne6>. Pierre Lorilizrss stih an
other ef the beS. set. James NJ Water
bsHy, IA shs rope trade. and ths has-
lard OF . Vanderbilt hsiress, w. q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24
WORK OF THE FAIR
Labor Commissioner Wright
Discusses the Subject
WHAT THEY HAVE WROUGHT
lie ConsideIs Fensie Toiisrs the Pusss,
Class OF Women in American go
siey and Produces Stakissiso-

IL Mty nmo~
Of The foreD
viii contain an
article Of az
trsosssanAry IN
tsrrss by cesr0u
nwigas whose
WORK I'm eonpee
tion with the la
Dor commission
has made his
name familiar
throughout h .
country. I'll . 8
the factory in-
crease 4 I'm n O.
raiity an on g
women Is the
interesting aues-
ton which he
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

culture il is wealth alone which will
enable ycu To decide whether you can
hold your own in entertaining. For
only the refined and the fine entertainer
can hspe 20 be ''of the exclusive srs. :"
Mrs. Grover Cleveland is no. of ''the
best SET" in New York. for the reason
given BY the ex-prcsident: II cannot
AFFORD" Otherwise sho would be .
queen where shc is now not even o sat-
elite. ALpE.r EDWARD TYnEELL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

Now Is the -iInle to buy your srocfrsss
cheap, ~ the stock OF ]. {. ilaicn "a
60 ns at prices that will sslosis'i evegy.
body. Call aud bs convinced. Ncv, Z
before WAS there So liBe a stack -
fancy and staple gooa, p.scfd tsa.
tins market at ihe price,. 81 do B8i
delay making YOU: pur'hsscs Al Uslee.
CaAs. J.. kAJnsrs.
Successor 10 Ira {. Ha'cG,
49, AenFas Affe.f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

tee at oce per pound aad = -i.-cis ige--
eat with each ponnj. Ins Ncnroe
street. Great Atlantc a P.ciBc Tea
Co.
=. s.-Use A. a +. Baking Fvw e,
Telephone $50
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24
New Route to Colorado.

First-cssss Sleeping cars electric
lfsbtsd run daliv between Cbicsg0,
Omaha, Lincoln and Denver. va TIE
short Line ~ Chicago. Mil~spkee d
81. Paul Tai~sy--Chicsxs 20 Omaha
and the Burlington rouse--Ofsshs "
Lincoln AID Desver. Lssve Chicago
lnE. Dtaver second morning for break
fast. face and hands washed. ready fer
tsGness or pleasure TIRE and mossv
saved. Al coupon ticket agents IN the
tnsted States and Canada cell tickets
va ne Chicago. Asivsuk~e A ST Pau
rT~sy. 81 address Harry Mercer,
Ntchigan rs.tnger agent. No. s.
Srssass street, Detroit. Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

Use Thea Nectar Tea, n pure Can -
tea ~ 6oc per pound snd spsessf IRE
ent with each sound, loA Aofr.'e sFcet
Great Aiisutac a Pacific Tea Ga.
T.. s.--t'ss A. 4 y. Baking Powder
Ialenhone So.