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Whohas not heard Of that popu-
lar old reliable story paper. Street
AID Smiths New York Weekly?
For over JhutN years i; has been
before the public. and during that
time has always ranked as it does
90 day first and hest among the
many story and sketch papers. II
j. not hard to- tell the reason why.
The best authors are engaged lo
write for il and the puhls hers spare
no expense iu procuring their
masterpieces Me>Srs Street and
Smith. also issue some of the most
popular copyright American novels
in book form. and this YEA, as
special Involvement To tie public
they make the following
Unparalleled OfleE
ANY person temitliog $Loo for
four months subscription 10 the
New York Weekly. VIII receive i'm
addition. free OF all expense, any *
cent novel they may select from
Street and Smiths catalogue, or
ua' ( novels and iull ycus sub
,crlbiion go the New lork Weekly
Tor three dollars. sample copies
and catalogues furnished Tree upon
application to STREET q smith, "a
Rose 81, New York City.
PARTIAL LIST or HOOKS OFFERED.
Tile Coautv Fnir. hy No. nrrvc~s.
lfrumHu lhomp."n's ud Homestead.
lho Virginia iicircss. n3 May Agnys flcu-
iur
l'ra'tic.f of tlL iiy 1uun Edwards
80 % eIrl~ Mercy lN joan Nate lsuuiutn.
IrlNN, ~ Nr~. trHlllU sheldon.
a Hfari's it0l. hV N,Ifhn SO Clay.
liIHHf htnfns. ftv NIH ~IulH.
Goo. l.Nusi Nlrrtll, hy Burke Broutiord.
NuurinlnfH. oT tifp Poisoned pm
EtrkN Mountain Sam. hV iiufke Nfrutfori
The SiruEslo for Mavericks. rs j. D FIts
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TWO lo. . for sale, situated on CORNER
w ~ W Rand u. lur. sfr-ais, Cote,.,,
w. Va. on VIII IN H. house containing fiur
to"ms. Possession given immediately. The
property rents or 81 Ooa inonth. Ina month
this property may be- worth twic- the amount
nov asked iorit, Now - tn. Time To Invest.
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Cheap news. vnlgar teueationH aud ff,tslt
nud 40 place lu tho columns uf rhe Press
The Frtr~s has the brightest Editorial PAGE
lea New IOfE IL sInfktU4 with points.
Tho Press SUNDAY Edition o. u SpIendid
twenty pase papcr' covering every current
tplr 40 interest
TIC Press weekly Edition contains pll the
god thingsui ihc Daily aud SUNDAY editions.
For Those WHO Cuuuui Htinrl the pniiv or
ARE prevented by distance from early rrerlv /.
iug it,the weekly is q splendid substitute.
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The Weekly Mail and En-
press,
NEW YORK.
A POPULAR FAMILY.

JENNIE; How il It, Kate. that Won AWAY,
s'rm To catch on TO the last new thingY ~
ot me"
kNrE; - don't know; certainly do not
mako any CNrrtiun In that direction"
JENNIE; " We'll, during the lust few months
Tor example. yuu have taken up paintiur.
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Arrest Of n Prominent
Banker.
4 Mysterious Prisoner Taken to
Headquarters.

tnFfr excitement wae causcf voefrr.fsy
ht ilr fFpfI 90 $40 arrest of Il Ifnff...
Nnn"tiff. 80 nrffuuafirfs 10 WIS admitted
ihft fNnrr Hfi htru uu arrest. huf frr
nri"ritNrs refused o. EiNn nuW further fn.
furiuHl .uu saond slFinr traf fnrt had hs.t
WuttInr ru fnp rnft fnf weeks nuf were
stiftNrI iNaf thU rIENt frtrIN nHd Irnf.
r'Niuf+i- Ihr amount Involved ls sfld e I..
uNcf innr mi'liuu infan. Vu mrtnrr ln-
d ~ rlfei Toe q pnritf tHHf fhn lnf lltrIlruirr..
~ ini~ tlinr Hhfir were EfVfu fn .U'd
'd ~. .lnri rFff. AUS utw4.isalrr
Wu aiHuiF Show sou cenV.
fof sale at the Advance uTc
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To introduce Good News, which
is conceded to be the best Young
peoples illustrated story paper pub
iished, we will send Ten issues.
commencing with Vol. 3, No. 81.
on receipt ot 10 Cents. In these len
issues viii he found stories hv |. /.
Frowbridgc, Edw. :. Ellis, Ilorat,o
Alger, lr, Jas. OILS. Walter Morris
Lieut. Lounsbcrrv, w. Il. Lawson.
Max Adcler, John II. Cocyen
James Franklin Fits. Nj. Quad.
Lieut.. MURRAY. and other popular
authors. Short Talks With the
Boys on trades, professions, and
occupations. Information about
outdoor sports, humorous sketches,
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Good News Is proiu>ely Illustrated.
10 pages, and contains stories by
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ton r. 50 year.
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Every lover OF fowers should have ono 81
w iiinins' Pni. k~Nnlving ANA AdiaSttb e
Flower stands. Gam II" ~ H. any window
oni moved from place la place. III. n.ntcst,
incest armament aud prnstlral stand ever
made. Mrnu'actnr a In Sixcs:
No. holds ~ pots S5D
= " " Ban
p" - lan
Al except No. ]. holds mono plants than
ind'@tsr. Delivered freight prr-pn'd on ~.
rcip' "f nr.ce. Foe further Information. nd.
dress the Manufacture.
90. X kES
Beatrice. Ncb.
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. IINWf Y y : uhu 7 uIIINT ~ uUU UUVWTI
from Ivutrsd Unipn Depot, Cincinnati,
making direct connection without transfer
IN uhd truu Indianapolis, Chicago, ~. Louts.
nud the W ttuU S,utit-tVcst Trains a., -
Is ana ~ urriNent nj depart frpm Fourth
~ttCrt ll,tHtt. between smith aud John Sls
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on acres ~ land living on MnIer's Fork. ~
81 miles east of Wryn~ &. H., W.. Va la
sn'r, or eNrhai,gr for real estate In Csr~>Io
tor'y-nN. nsts- are cleared aud unslsr fruu,a
honso aud stable. NUT trees, etc. The is.~
r.u.t,ii~ ir,n oic mud coal and IN chssn =,
Use pric" asked. Title clear. Price. eiooo ~
portion ~ which must he cash: balance on
Time with security and legal iDtersst.
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Real Estate Department.

We have ccneid~' Real Estate
the usunipe
tina al
the
rrs share
TO- or
W
Address all THE VANCE Cerr,lo w ",
Read the foilowins
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE:
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GU <. c. c.: g.

what will be the humble OF subscribers
IN the five largest l:sis received from
Nov. |, 81, to March 81, 90.
For same term last winter IL was
2999, and the winter before WINS 1905.
The premiums are 10 I've presented
20 those whose guosScs are correct or
learcst correct. For fun list see
Weekly Enquirer, now the largest 10
age dollar n year paper in the United
'intes.
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HE Pr ESS
(NEW YORK;
FOR 1892.
HIS Larger Ihiiiy Circulation than any
other Republican Nowspapcr Ia America.
Daily. Sunday. Weekly.
The Aggressive Republican Journal
of the Metropolis.
a NEWSPAPER ron THE MASSES
Founded Dcccmter Isl, iSS7.
Circulation over 100000
copies
DAILY.


The Press II tho organ ~ no factlon: pulls
me- wires; hes M auiinOSlties 10 aVcugv.
The m0St Rcmagkablo Newspaper
Success "a Ncr York
THE PIE = IL NATIONAL NEWS.
PAPER.
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Bv g iihs ri arrangement with the ittis.
hurfh Weekly Chrunicie Telegraph We &c
eNfhIHf tuuiiHf Nenf'a 4uu~rrf iiuu 70 thAi
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TIE SPECIAL FEA-
TURES.

Embrace. tn addition ~ tho vary istaat new
departments FOR LADIES. FOR THE
HOME, fNltM ANU HARpEN lNnur-
TNfAia MINING ANn MANGFAtiUH.
price OH DOLLAR rEii YEAR
Address
WEEKLY CnRONICLE TELEoRAPB'
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AS AN ADVERTISING MEDt.
UNI
The rrs has no superior In New York.
PRESS

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TIE PRESS.
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gives the h ST OF everything In tho host SHINE
ANA hes M trr ccicbr, tod mas t.rs uf ia. mem
tcpio>' nto la It's columns lean amy other
family newspaper.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. p. Wander Meidcn OF
Kalamazoo. delegates To tine Christian
Endeavor convention, will spend part
Of tGeir stay in the city with Nj. A.
Geldhof, No. EOS South Prospect street.
Christopher Bunzheim. tho nan
killed OH the G.. X. Il ]. road Monday
morning, will be buried this morning
al 9o'cioc., from his residence on ST.
Johns street.
John O'Donnell has placed his we'll
bred Hambletonisn mare IN the hands
oil Charles Fox fOr training. Barring
accidents. this mare will next fall have
low record.
A delegation from Muskegon lodge.
X. OF p, will visit Eureka lodge in this
city tins evening and the third rank
will be confirmed on several candidates.
Mrs. F. V. Jackson and Mrs. +. A..
Payne Will hold a seance for exercises
in mental phases of mediumsnip in
Elks' hall this evening.
The city committees OF all parties
have decided that no free hacks will he
furnished to carry voters to the polls
on election day.
Supervisor n. d. Emmons Of Wyom-
ing township, mas Ueeu uOIlliuAteu LOT
reelection by the republicans OF that
township.
The funeral of John Moran. ST., will
he held Friday morning at 9 O'Clock
from st. Andrews Cathedral.
Michael Coughiin will be buried
Friday morping from st. Andrews
Cathedral at s o'clock.
There were sixteen transfers Of real
estate filed with the register of deeds
yesterday.
Flour declined 10 cents n hundred
yesterday, being place at $40 and 81 10
at retail.
The Central w. c. T. L. society will
meet today. Various topics will be dis
cussed.
A large number of SHADE trees are be.
ing set on private lawns this spring.
The board of education will hold its
April session Saturday evening.
There are three babies at the u. D. A.
home for adoption.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-31

the pabsie FOR support. Ths ugly fact
eanaJt be ignored. "a | have said ke-
lore. acre they common p2upsrs tns
case weE.a be dlffsFent. bae 0naeS tho
lz9 4 bonnu.ui Prosssa0n Ass been
made for Amen ~ a grateful state oe-
eaass OF noble and precious srfylce
rendered - the state. The law las
made them wards, and should treat
them as sash. Bat waving this. |
clam mat 90 long as they come under
the eond luen and pfoyisions by winch
taey we've legally admitted they are
legally entitled % remain, and cannot
he legally elected.
III tie board or managers could show
that these men are now shls g. main
tan themselves by manual isbCr, or
had become possessed OF adequate
means OF support, then they could
properly discharge them from the
home; but such not pelng the case,
tai Ia see Why they are not guilty of
wliluil violation OF law. IL they are
vloia ore OF our state law they should
Feeesye no more mercy al our hands
than any other ylolstors Of law receive.
tbs - the point | want our people 10
consider: Are not toe hoard Of man
ayers wiltully violating the laws OF
Michigan. ana are they not robbing the
old veterans of certain sacred lnailen-
able rights secured TO them hy the
state, Until our legislature sees nj 10
revoke or change the law under which
the home was built. no considerations
OF so-ealled economy can properly
be cited in defense of the violation or
evasion OF said law. Evasion is even
worse than open violation.
These veterans are entitled 10 remain
in the home or they are not. IL they
are entltled To remain. and desire To re-
remain. II seems 10 me il IS a gross out
rage upon decency and Justice to turn
them loose, helpless and friendless,
upon cola ana neertless world. III
tins be treason, make the most OF it.'
CHARLES Il, GIBSON.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-31
Horsemcn and Delegates.

A score of horsemen srrived in tie
city yesterday, and all day long the ex-
tremes bunpted against each other in
the hotel corridors. The fawn-eyed
young men wearing the y. p. e. f..
badge looked sadly at the fierce mus
tsched horsemen with SLOUGH hats.
Major Bean, auctloneer OF the sale. is
at the Morton. Asked what was the
largest sale he had ever made, the
major said: "Antelo, which l sold two
years ago at Lexington for $4,000"
He stated that he thought Grand Rap
ids would be good sale point from
this time on. F. W. Dickey, Marshall.
Is at the Morton, and some Of his stock
will come up for sale today. c. T..
Bennett returned last night t. ackson,
and expressed himself "a well satisfied
with the sale. c. K. Tlbbets of Cold
water is at the Morton. The sales Of
yesterday will foot up about $4,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-31
Mention OF Persons.

George Root, Joseph II. Robinson
and Manning Birge of this city were
among those who graduated from the
Chicago College OF Dental Surgery last
week. DR.. Robinson will locate in
Peoria, Ill.,. DIR. Brge in this city, and
DR.. Root IS undtcided where he will To-
cate.
Miss Carrie Boothrozd of the Western
Union telegram Office of Detroit and
Miss Sadie Weller, delegates to the
convention of the Young Peoples
Christian Endeavor. are entertained nv
their aunt. Mrs. Youngbiood, No. GO
Henry street.
Misses Mamie Emmons and Cora
Bailey, members of the st. Johns
Christian Endeavor society, are the
guests of Mrs. J. ID. +. Chase, No. 6S3
South Lafayette street.
j. b. Henrion and Mr.. Stockwell OF
Strong, Lee & Co., are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. Lathrop of the Few Liv-
ingston.
Miss Nellie Shane of No. 345 Bowery
street. left yesterday for Leadville,
Col, where she will make her future
home.
James W. Brown, for many years a
member of the board of review, i.
spending few weeks IN the c ".
Miss Jessie Miller of Pontiac, dele.
gate TO the Y. r. :. c. +. convention, Is
the gu, st Of her brother. A. g. Miller,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-31
coLoRED MEMS DELEGATES.
they Increase the Number From 7 to q
To Go To Lansing.

they Increase the Number From 7 to FL
To Go To Lansing.
The colored people OF this city are
looking forward To the state couvcn-
Ton 10 be held at Lansing April 5 with
considerable interest, and are deter
mined 10 be well and honorally repre-
sented. At meeting held some time
,go seven delegates were elected and 1t
MAS afterwards thought the Cs'eeaton
should be lncr, assd, and meeting was
held Tuesday evening in the Sprag
street A. NJ. T.. church at which the fol-
owing delegates were elected, making
ne number of delegates from this city
.weniy-oDe: The Rev. Mr.. Williams,
George Cook, Daniel Davis, c. A..
Pinckney, William Bowles, Newton
Carter. EDWIN Parker. A. l.. Mcbride,
Z. Whitney. John Wilson, C. A. Pinck-
ney, Jr., George Williams, w. L. Hardy
md James Huso. The convention ut
lansing has been called for the purpose
If formulating a plan 10 be pursued
Turing the coming campaign.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-31

with TIE Valley CITY Milling company.
II - Miller slll remain n TIE elty ua1.
nxxt week.
Mrs. +. "a. Hughes and daughter OF
Sonih Evanston, H.. are IA the caty
visiting her father. ". y. Cook.
William Lagie Of the hrm Of Rndge.
Kslnshaeh q Co. has gone east on .
business IMP.
Mrs. DR. j. II. Bridgman is recover.
Ing from her n ca a severe illness.
Probate Judge Perkins il eonfned TO
bis residence By illness.
Miss Lou Lyman left yesterday for .
short visit 10 CaIcago.
Mrs. A. G. Adslt has returned from .
vlsgf 10 Detroit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-31
St. Johns Great Delegation.

"You must know that st. John is
not the largest town in Michigan" said
Miss Mamie EmmOns of the above city,
here attending the convention OF the
Christian Endeavor, "but all the ZANE
we had our special car. bringing forty
delegates and about seven y persons in
all to attend the societJ's meeting here
in Grand Rapids" WHAT Is the men,
bership and object of this society?
ITO promote the interests and work of
Christ and the church. The number
IN st. John is away up in the hundreds.
but then numbers don't really count
when there's lots of enthusiasm and
grit. and say what you Will. we En-
deayorers have lots of it.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-31
TAILOR MADE
CLOTHING.
SPECIAL LINES FOR
SPRING.
GARDINER
&
BAXTER.
ited But Enthusiasts Contest and
It's Results

ited But Enthusiasts Contest aad
It's Results
among Grand Rapids printers yester-
1ay was one OF the very few days tAat
they appropriate almost entirely 10
themselves IL was the annual election
OF officers, ana delegate 10 the next
international convention. 10 be held IA
Philadelphia IN Jure. Out of 10 total
msmbershIp l46 votes were cast. and
while Il WAS one OF the quietest elee-
tons, nevertheless there MAS consIdera-
bic interest shown: Following Is tie
vote:
For delegate 10 |. 7. William f.
Tea, 35; NJ. J. 0Connor, "a; Fred A.
Walker, 81. Presdent-John %. Flani-
gan, So; W. c. Robertson, AZ; George ii 4.
Allison, IS. Vice Presicent-John
Kroop las. Recording Secretary
LOUIS Guenther, las. Secreta ry-Treas-
urer, l.. &. Shepard, l0l; Fred l.
Baker. AZ. Board OF Trustees two Id
DC eleeted)-L. A. Holyersladt, "a;
r. Z. Newman. As; Harry Banghsr. S.
A A. Barrows. l0l. Application Com
mittee Three TO be Elected y Fred
Ward, II; William F. schultz. ia; l..
,. Giobs. 81; John y. Gretnwsy. l20.
Sergeant at-Arms-A. A. Bsrrows,
t45
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-31
Can't Cook as Mother Did!

How many young wife's heart has been saddened
by hearing the above remark And yet how often the
words especially when cake pastry biscuit
in question The is plain yet is likc telling
secret"
Our mothers used and using DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder They be misled into using any
of the ammonia alum powders No dyspepsia sallow
compilations, when mother did the cooking
The FIRST symptoms of ammonia poisoning says
New York paper which appear among those who work in
ammonia factories is dscoloration of nose and
head This gradually extends the face until the
plexion has stained bloehed and unsghtiy appearance
DIR Prices Cream Baking Powder is tho only pure
cream of powder that whites eggs
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder Is
oorted by all authorities as free from Ammonia,
Alum or any other adulterant. In fact the
purity Of this ideal powder has never been ques
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-31
FOUR EVILS EvICpED By AN
ANTIDOTE
In Fifteen Minutes.

To THE Public: DR.. X. u. Dewey.
with his antidote, freed me- IN fifteen
minutes from nasal disease; hearing.
voice and smell, which had all been
impaired. were fully restored; aud !
can safely say that the catarrhal suf-
fVrer has but To accept the treatment
OF DR.. Dewey, at Hotel Warwick, to
know that IT Is as thorough as il is
timely. | am at nome from TO
o'clock evenings during the week.
j. Z. GUILD,
12S South Division street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-31

racks No. 259 iismil,oa street nssr
Nest BTsdge. Elbow the Liquor franc
: luxurious 70 Labor and az the W
4. +. l.. hall Nc. esq south DIVISION
street the Rev. ". A. Frye, William j..
shedsi and William g. Sheppard, vii
dlscuss. How li.e I.aborer - Affected
by the Greg Shop, tons nt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-31
Court House Elevator.

The elevator in the new county court
house has been placed in position and
was carrying passengers for the first
time yesterday. The machinery is in
perfect order and worked with neat
ness and Dispatch" 1t was put in by
the Standard Elevator company, of
Chicago. The same company is put
ting three elevators in tile Michigan
Tru-t company's building.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-31
Reception to Comedians.

Mrs. John +. More. No. Sal East Full
ton street, will tender the Cornell Col.
lege Glee club an informal reception at
her home Saturday afternoon and even
ing from to 6. Invitations will be ex-
tended TO graduates of other colleges to
attend and meet the Comedians. There
are known to he but two graduates of
Cornell in this city, Mr.. More, Of the
police board being one of them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-31
Card of Thanks.

The committee who had charge of
the entertainment last Friday night.
given by the Danish church society.
wish Ia tender their thanks To mlss
Blossom Smith, Miss Alice l.. Bragg.
Miss Elizabeth Bruce. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Fyfe, VIM. Ashton. r. Frank. X. A.
Wellenstein and Miss Nellie iiewey for
their valuable services, and To the
Swedish church society for the use OF
their church, ami To all wno ia any
way helped to make il a success.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-31

For horse sale at West Michigan far
grounds. go by electric cars and North
Park road, commencing March 20 rln-
ming each way every half hour, from
. a. NJ. 10 6 p. m., TO North Park, op-
posite the tar grounds and hourly
from 6:20 a. III. to ii p. m. Fare to and
from city hall or Lyon. street cents
each way. From other parts OF the
city ~ cents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-31

The new aerial Ere II lek WAS given a
trial yesterday on the Brown building
on North Division IN the presence OF a
large crowd OF interested spectators
Everything worked satisfactofaliy and
aud the .'nachine" Was much admired
~ the spectators.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-31

To make ~ apparent 10 thousands
who think themselves III, that they are
not affected by any disease. but that
the system SIMPLY needs cleansing. Is TO
bring comfort home IL their hearts, as
II costlve condition IS easily cured by
using Syrup of Figs. Manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-31

All voters living in the Second and
Third precincts of the Tenth ward must
re-reglster Friday and Saturday IN or
der To vote this spring.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-31
RETURNS PERMANENTLY CURED.
2. 8. Somes Finds Positive Relief at Hot
Springs.

Springs.
Z. s. Somes has returned from Hot
springs, Ark. where he went TO receive
treatment for alkali poisoning. He
eft IN January and at that time was so
iow II was doubtful II he would live
org enough TO reach the Springs.
Shen he left he weighed IS pounds
md could walk only with the aid of
nutches. He now weighs ITO pounds
md he Is permanently cured. He had
uttered from the disease for two years
ret relief without receiving any bene-
IL. IL was through the efforts OF the
Press club that money was raised TO
Unable him 10 take the treatment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-31
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-31
"Coals TO Newcastle. q

Inc Ketchum Furniture company OF
Toledo. which has the contract for
Furnishing the new county court house.
notified the building committee yester-
day that ear load OF furniture had
been shipped to this city.