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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

HE ONLY ONE Wll0 CURES DEAFNESS
Catarrh. deslnrs 8eu s.atssaa. s.ers.
Gus debility, impos and al Diseases
resulting from esrls sisl.scfetlons aud
excesses OF manhood, al diseases ui
the urinary organs, partial parasyxss
sar:cncelle rnpturcs, tumors. xcrulata.
old sores. dropsy. skia Diseases. isses
and kidney complaints. heart disease
shoftness ct breath. back OF israa
snal; OF back. ETC.. including ali
female complaints and chronic si.scas.e
cured quickly AID permanently.
That coissf, sight levsf assd weak
ness. sborilic<s al breath, palieiaasen
OF heart, my means ure aud qa.ex
consumpt,sn.
II you are nervous. rextiess, srfif2-
bIe. s.ecpiesk or wake aftsr horr.s..i
dreams, tired mornings. VITA a. d ~
headache. bsde taste la the ui.i. i.
sometimes discharges, am. 20 .u,sst
your employment aisisoat isiv, ensfsy
or xmLihon, d.ssfc TO he asus,...
gloomy forebods1gs. . asspos.i sa g.
worry aat fret aBsGt irspl.s al "A
that never comes. spells OF isriing
afraid or uncertain. s.,snt1isncs fos
spirits, yon are ali. ring from nefsons
deirliiy and exhaust or"f nerve fapw n.
which may end IA ui.xr i,rvstfaiio.a.
lnsan;ty and teAsis.
II you have a grt A sense o. weakness
aud weas1ne<s, wlis lse.. sasb., au.sss,-
hess. trembling. isaky ssnkslsvax.
cold itst otd legs, yea are au>.et4sx
10 usAt moot scfloAs n~rass--P Afa.ssis.
IL Your head ecaes, fH.i naafs shf
tired, with strange stllsaslont. los al
memory. ana sou think wsgs y e airy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07
COMING FOR WAR ROBERTSON.
Brothcr-in-Law of the Demented Man
VIII be Here Today.

The police authorities have received
q message from John Mayo Palmer,
of w. A. X. Robertson.
The man who asked the physicians of
the Grand Rapids Medical academy to
examine him ~ to his sanity Friday
night, and later at his own request was
locked up ut headquarters for safe
Keeping. The message. states that Mr..
Palmer will be hero today. Robertson
received calIs yesterday from A.. X.
lknsisdeIl and others who had met HIM
at the Warwick, and lac convers~d
freely and at times perfectiyrasisnaliy.
The officers of police have Termed :
high respect aud liking for HIM, and
declare him to b . perfect gentleman
whether crazy or sane. They are salts
he'd, however, that he il demented.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

OF miners who rolled in their gold ]
have Often heard. but il Is surely : new
experiences for one 10 die from the
pressure Of his accumulated specie.
says writer in The London Figaro 4
poor-looking. third-clsss passepger h
the train frUm Paris TO Turin wss :
week ego taken seriously i'll - he Lev
Ter place was neared- He w. stin
alive when Turin station was Feochsd.
and wss carried on a. once 10 sotA %
ths waitinG-room. where he 500 died.
On examination il Vas found be wse
wearing . belt containing ~ les than
thirty theussnd francs In gold. and
dea1A haa evidently been caused BY tn
pssesurs - Nh bslt with lie prseious
esnsou1A TAs tesd msn haA also roo
isoun - 20 undss his arupits. tAoagt
- w. dressed IN faGA end - fAr ~
s1sw - his iaentity hss bssn dkDoov'
orea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

According to the figures Of statisti-
clan there L. little likelihood that duel
ing viii be discontinued IN Italy for a
long time to como. The lover of figures
has discovered that during the last
decade 2.4so Affairs OF honor were
s,ttled by recourse 70 the saber, 90 BY
appeal TO the. broadsword, and ls9 by
the use Of pistols Newspaper attacks.
the statistician declares. were respon-
sible for the majority OF the dpels.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

Still continues ut J. A. ]. Friedrich 3
music house. and those Wishing to take
advantage Of 1t should call at once
40 the good are being disposed Of rap
idly No. 80 and 80 canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

Like q he Weeds and case aeFoas ,
band Of uoose. consisting of - cid
bull and : cow and two calves The
re@sktnS were armed with old guns and
tnfrak One shot a. the bail mooss 40
hit she animal in the shoulder. wound
fng hin il such . manner that he could
not ran fast They ran after him, firing
again and again, but with no succesA
until It last the moose turued upon
them. an1 ~ they had followed closely
they had but little time 70 get out Of
his way. The moose rushed at the
Indiana and one of them. Is he turned
to get swsy. tripped on root and fell
At the feet Of the enrsged brute. He
~ once tramplcd and cut the man With
his hoofs Ia q shocking manner md did
not leave him until life was extines&
Nesnwhile the other Indian was
dolng al In his power 70 save his con-
panion and vas stabbing the moeae
with his knife, having discarded the gun
Cur fear II might hurt tho man that waA
down When the moose had satisfked
its rnga upon the man that wss down Il
turned upon the other and threw him
70 the earth, where Il attacked him -
ssvseely 6 it had his companion. and
soon the second Indian WA dead.
They were missed BY their compan-
iopa and party came up just ~ the
man was dead and the animal foil 70
tho earth exhausted from the many
wounds which had been mAde BY the
Hwsfo ~ &ha last wsnt;sv, The srsSnsn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07
vNe PONY KNEw hIs eUsINEs&
A. ldahe Nan Takes IN . Large Amount
Of Cash on m Odd Bet.

~ Idahe Man Takes IN = Large Amount
Of Cash On m Odd Bet.
A certain doctor Of Idaho is the pos
sessor Of ten thousand dollars In cash
and farm worth thousand: or two
more. which he did not have prior to ,
few days ago. He won it Ill from local
sports who picked him up for sucker.
The doctor arrived here . few days
40 with drove Of ponies which ho
offered for sale at low prices.
Among them. says the Louisville
Oourier-Journal,w was little beast that
nobody would bid on 1t all The doctor
remarked casually in = crowd that the
pony which the buyers rejected was the
boss Of tho lot. for he could pull q
three hundred-pound bag of sand at
tached to . rope half mile long for .
distance of ten feet He added care
lessly that he would beton it. A dozen
men took him up. and in less than no
time about ten thousand dollars in
money and one hundred and sixty
acres Of land in Iowa were wagcred
tat the pony could not do the trick.
The sports were 20 sure that they
gave odds, and tho doctor calmly COW
cred every bet. The, trial took place
come hours later out onIi turnpike in
the presence Of considerable crowd.
The sack Of sand wss weighed and the
rope carefully measnsed. Then the
doctor. accompanied hy ono OF the
judges, took the ponyFtA the other end
OF the line and hitched him to tho rope.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

divorce from Alonzo wTngheE ~ Jpdes
Adat yesterday. On The gfoupd q d.
oeSs1ou.
John Werneots wss admitted - esti-
zenshlp IN Judge Groves court yeseer~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

JUDGE HA00ERIYe
Josephine weathers. drunk and dis
orderly; adjourned 20 February Is.
Peter Hughes, larceny less than $25;
adjourned TO February Is.
Joseph voss, robbery; adjourned to
Feberuary IL.
John Otter, selling liquor 70 minors;
adjourned tn February 12.
Rlcnard Dent. embezzlement; ad-
journed TO February 8.
John Wood. obstructing an oficer;
adjourned to February 20.
Orrin b. Bulb. larceny less than rs;
thirty days IN jail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

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n~ d nsonle hnxo Loked upon
m>0onolinn5 g = serisa If strnnre
61crc1eoun. And they hsys looked more
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mhononenn than tr,ev hnvs .fter the
iRu1h - ~ nh,,osonnv. The nheoom.
- havo M mcra 10 "a MIN the vital
1einc1rIee Of our belief than the mira.
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rznrif q univers~t brotnsrhood thai he
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a - .suss ete coso- In spirit
z. 49, ADMINISTRATORS me- Pnenon-
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Xnmoreniity Of the eoul;
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s n1on o1ssnal pre- existence ss
8 - otornal future existence.
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~ tknn De Chyistlan faith. And
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s ~ g oheooophy. I have rome
IUu1joot quite deeuly and have
:. Q woGo dea1 Of time In lnvestigat-
lucjp1oo; buo I haven learned
1nuhY 4 truth concerning the
q - 1ouI hat had not already
$500 - myoinvostieations Of SPIRIT
49,. 1oIiQous thought Of today is
- q Ioot ofoeo Of evolution. New
n5I5o - uoW religions are rising
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glo0olinm lie at the foundation Of
1n oxooonoo. We do not wish TO
- 49, pgjnciples intact. We wish
n - Hrow and develope, hoping,
1u0Uws they may contain the nucleus
~ v6tch human religion may Gen.
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80 ooncepe OF the fstherhood of
- ~ nRutherhood ct man."
o,>-nar q : xes,s order
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

Circuit court-ParsL I.

Elizabeth Kuhn. administratrix, ".
Township OF Walker. trespass on the
case; on trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

sbs stroeGs6t eanddste II the party.
He appeals - III e1asses and antago-
nixss noGe- There - ~ otsex Tspublf
esn - thorouGhiy popular - ne. and
he deservee . ret the nomination
unanimouxiy- IL Mr.. Rich Is nomin-
atod there y 10 question buk that he
N - ne ne1t eovefnor."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

Judge Hsggerty held Richard Dent.
the alleged embezxler. 70 the surerior
court yesterday. in 500 bonds Deure
case was adjourned 70 February s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

Leo Austrian & Co., Va Nathar
Springer. assunlpslt; on trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

The People vs. VIM. Gingrich, saloon
open after hours; ordered that respon-
dent appear at this court on Wednes-
day, February 10, 1902. 1T 10 .. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

Ea.sA La vn.shss vac sssass1 :
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-27

CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 25.-That
the stocklnen who started caupAig a
against the ''rustlers" of Northern
Wyoming by killing two men In
Johuson county early III April will
ever have trial now seems extremely
doubtful. The prosecution wants to
punish only about five of tue forty
three men, but can not get ut them
without Trying the entire party.
Preliminary proceedings have requir-
I'd al outlay OF $23, 900. aud it Is figured
that to bling the case to termination
will cost $4,000 more. Johnson
county's treasury Is bare, and the
countv's efforts 40 far. to raise cash
have been without success. It Is the
belief OF careful people there that most
OF the lntruders have been sufficiently
punished and that prosecution will be
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-27

The street fukir who sells you q
bottle containing fluid with which
you can write your name on IL knife.
blade never fails to secure patronage,
although the fluid he sells is 50 badly
diluted that it only does its work in
differently we'll. LII order to mark
steel tools and other articles dl~tinct-
ly it II only necessary to g1t4lsr tho
substance with WAX or tuIlow and
then scratch the nume und address III
thu wax. When this i, done Il few
'lrol~ Of nitric acid poured on will
speedily eat into the steel and ctch
the ,la1nc quite dec11ly. II enough
atad is used it Is possible to cut right
through the blade. st Louis Globe
Democrat.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-27

The eituatIon here ant at home
stead Is perfectly quiet this morning
All parties have settled down to the
fact that 1t IL u long siege and are ,re-
pairing to wait it out. Secretary Love-
joy announces that the company ts in
no hurry to start the mills here, and
will devote their attention first TO
HOmestead..
Two hundred additional men went
to work at Homestead this morning,
and It ia announced that more are 10
follow.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-27

Wheli HE n+w. of the shouting nf
F1itk Reached tl,+ military cnn,p IA
E"sut-trhu nn Saturday afternoon
Private latn~ ot II mp,ny K, Tenth
REGIMENT, >hnu' eh, "1hr+r cheers fnr
the A~~H+~in.' U~i Stree:tr heard II
and inthtd'ate|; ordered thu rreitnt;' t
pnrAh+d. Then hr ,t:lt. Il 10 the -ul.
dl+r- what h- h:4i heard, unu ord+ r* Il
the man who mad. tht, re,uH k to sttr
forward, >a> ing he thought h. had
r+rogn'z-d ht voict. Ians sterpetl to
The fr"n', trembling lila. HtI aspen. H.
acknowledged having made ,ht re-
murk, was taken I" the guard house
ami hung up by the thumbs tor thirty
minutes, IL surgeon Watching the pulse
and heart. When cut dowu ht WIS
limp and unconscious. The severity
Of his punishment WIS due to his full
ure to retract or apologize for the ex>
press on. TO. day one side Of his head
was shaven. his uniform was taken
from him, he WAS given Il suit cf cast-
off clothing and drummed out Of tue
camp.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-27

Hugh O'DopnelI, Hugh Ross, Mar
tin Fay aud Peter Allen, leaders OF The
Homestead strikers, we're released on
bail this morning. Judge Magee held
that the men were not actively els
gngtd IN the riot, but were probably
guilty of murder IN The seco1ld degree
for not trying to stop 1t.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-27

Notice Ia hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under thr
firm name of florence Il Coty. har
been this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Robert Terrence will con-
tinue the business, and In authorized
to collect all debts due The firm, aud
will pay all the liabilities
ROBT. TORKENUE.
JOHN Cory.
Miles City, June 25, 1892. !: n
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-27
AT HOME ESTEAD.
Chairman Frick Getting Along
Nicely-No Doubt
of Recovery.
More Nrn~ Union Men Beln.
Sent into the Big
Steel Works.

PiIr>ErKG. July 43.-~Frick p p.4rtd
| a cnnII"rtahle njgh'. >|"+1hnE well, nnd
II II u:n tetttr this n,ufnsne. Til.
plt s'ciats fer un direct danger from
! ltt~ won't IT, aud nre confident tim! he
Will recnvtr.
a turtusl- thing was another cut dl~~
| cnvtftd tuday, whicl. whs 1ui-s@d in
tn" examination yttter!ny. 1t il III
the lett leg below the onIf, and almost
.ever~tl the tenhnns. He cotp pI,ined
If pnin1 In hi. ley, tut the attendants
Imagined T. Was IT the other wounds.
AZ eonn us discovered II was carefully
dresaed. The pAtient IL res tug Gu '
this afternoon, A3d the cnIy thing to
be ttar d ls the warm weather. He
passed the day in lj>tenlox To letters
and ttltgrutns aud dictatiuK replies.
Ht insists on continuing his work.
Bergman, the wouId~be as.a> sin,
when told this morning TINT Frick
would recover, said: swell, I'm sorry
for that" B-rxnIvu says he is rs years
old: WIS born In ut. Peter burr, Ku..
via, and WAS educated In one of the
leading colleges there. When trld the
people considered his act cowarcly and
that Il" had no sympathizels. he cnolly
replied: II know tue people tn te
with nt, and atn sorry / made q bad
II bud j"h of 1t. I an willing to sand
the consequences" Bergman declared
ht had ltu crnfederatts. and aeket for
newspapers. +aylng he wanted tn s+e
what they said nlnut him. This after
n"'p, hnwever, The }n,Iice arrested II
man, "no>t tAn1t they will Ii give,
IT, III :rrt.Inp'ne.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-27
On Art.

Fond Mother And so you think
the Elgin marbles tho best, MIR.
Brush2
Our Artist-Oh, yes; decidedly so,
Fond Mother-1 should he SO much
obliged to you If you would get a
few for my Johnny next time you're.
IN town. Mr.. Brush, if they're not
90 expensive. The dear chil1'a al.
Ways losing his.-Fun.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-27

dtopped IN two wctks. Une ol the
attorneys for JOHNSON county i- now
At Buff 10 tying tt yet tte money for
him elf and his two ,.4~t ctAt+4 who
have contrartt d II carry the c4.t to u
conclusion fir $I0.00o. Tt, ) Rave not
yet received iu-tAl1nl+ttt> due July ]
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-27

..~ This .c,rl&Er: ~ ntH' Ii touch OF
co]or. ct11n1I1c1itr' youn& WOMAN
who was liking W. the 1Hsrl,r Of
lt:r TINY apartment il expectation uf
Il visitor: II hit ct right color. !
have it '-sAe inte11u:, 'et( herself sud.
denly un1 ran out of tic room In
two minutes SHE cans back with u
d-iivatcly painted plat. on which lay
II small cluster Of Malaga grapes and
Il fine orange with 1rurter cut out.
n:lrl handled knife Lag across the
pia,c. u.": when size put it III tho
little table III the color~,tftling cor
ner she tucked sljgh lv rumple@l
little napkin half under it,
There. she says. lis the color and
the look Of habitancy."
Yes" grumblt4l her friend, 'an1:
the 1ook as we'll of careless maid or
mistress.
But the orange remained Her
Point OF View in New York Times.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-27

+tuhhti-tn, his Stomach was dlsored~
cred, hi- liver Wus affected an
alarming drgr++. appetite fell away,
and he "aa terribly reduced in flesh
anti -trtnElh. ltr~+4 tutt}.- Of E1et-
tfi* Is tr- rnrest htn.
E.HWntd ~ht. herd, Hurri-t urg. Ill.,.
t1A,i u running -urt stl LIS 1ex ot eight
v.nr. ~fun!ifx. '-tu tttrtn ID!tItT Of
Eli ctr;c hn'tt~ AID seven lrx+~ IT
Buick e4,:* Arl;;c. >alIt. and hl- lex IN
@-uEo nntt ~-n. :: >1"hn SPEAKER, Cn'a-
Win. t., t,nd II lvt' 1nrg+ Fet+r >"res III
bis :.rp, tin"snr- -aid Nr WA incnrab}r,
On" b:>tlr If E!":trlt: Bitter: :n1't .o1t
h: X nf iS.l kt+l.'4 Arn(rh EAFvt cured
him t'.t'r+lx. ;>1s!'l ~ ". f.. %traE"'-
Drug Store.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-27

A west end Indy is suj'1 to he seri-
ously i'll from over practice on the
piano. Just what may be the condi
ton of thu neighbors is left to the
imariuation Boston Post.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-27

4. Fl. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis.
was troubled with Neuralgia and
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-27

The Episcopal church in England
has 43 bishops and 24OoO other
+le1Eymen i'll the Unit. j States. G1
bishops and :'.>tr' :lelEy1:it&!; III 1re~
|and> II bishops a11A l,>J7 other
clergymen. and IN Canada ~ bishops
and l.;uA' other cltrgy1nen IN Asia.
- bishops anu ,l3 nt1lrr clt1yymcn;
IN Africa. !" bishops aA| $50 other
clergymen; in Australia. u bishops
and 20? other clt'"yynlen. and in
Scotland u bishops anil No other
rle13yn,en; III scattered s'ltteSes. Q
bishops and l:1' c}ts,yy,Aea. a grand
total Of 1S9 bishops *c1 3,.1::a other
clergvmen. --'>E,aha Bee
A Cnw bay Starry.
Said one Of Buffalo Bills cowboys:
Il bought Il pony II, Il hurry. and
jumped on his back AMI he turned
Out to be b1cker W}.y. be kept
On bucking for three whole days and
nights ~
But how then did you get your
meals7' inquired the listener.
Oh" said the cowboy. THAT WAS
easy enough. The boys kept shying
biscuits at me, and caught them ON
the fly"
Yes. but how did you get any
thing to drink, my lad7'
We'll. replied the cowboy, the
fact was we had the good luck to be
close to a little brook. and every time
the horse bucked scooped up lit
tie water in my hand and drank it
that way. See7"-London Tit~Bits.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
A Cnrnse Raxixrr.

Apropos of burials, Father Gowan, at
a public meeting held a few weeks ago
in Dublin in support of some Catholic
schools, told a strange story of his youth.
Fifty or sixty years back, according to
the father, when poor Catholics wanted
q coffin they let the corpse beg for it.
Occasionally the practice led to impos-
ture.
Thus a man, whom the narrator calls
"OGrady," was once marked" quoted
and assigned to act corpse. The corpse
was laid out on bier outside the door
of the footway, and a pewter plate to re-
ceive the pennies and halfpence of the
people passing by was laid on the body.
The people passing by from mass put
down their pennies on the plate; but at
last poor woman came and softly put
down sixpence. She began to gather
the change. O'Grady could not stand
it, and corpse as he was he said:
Don't mind the change.'-Yankee
Blade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
G. a. X.
Washington, d. c. sept 1924.

W 6slluStcns -. &. sept 1874
TIE q. h. 4 1. railroad Ia connection
With the great Pennsy WANTS lines o1eFs
special attractions and facilities. kk-
carsi0n tickets vii he sold on septem-
Der Is 80 Is. good Tor return unti Octo-
ber 10, 1892. Rate from Grand Rapids,
sl4.s0. SPECIAL Grand Army train
through 10 Washington without change
Of any character vii 10 run on satur-
day septemher L., leaving Grsnd Rap
IDS al 40 p H., arriving IA Washing
ton 81 s.l5 p. m, September is, passing
over the Allegheny mountains 10y day
light. ahOFding al opportunity 10 View
the magnificent scenery on the line OF
the great Pennsylvania railroad.
Sleeping cars Will tee attached 10 this
train from Grsnd Raplds Price per
double berth. which will Accommodate
two persons, $500, Grand Rapids TO
Washington.
For full information. see large bills.
or address {. l.. LOCKWOOD,
General Passenger Agent, Grand Rap
Ids. Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
To Enforce a Mechanics Lien.

Charles Connell has begun a suit IN
the Circuit court against Mary Murphy
and Frederick Bsnmbach yesterday TO
enforce mechanics lien on a resi-
dence IN Grants addition. The DILL OF
complaint relates that Baumbach en-
tered into a contract with Mary Muir
ply TO construct dwelling for 5000,
and that the complainant contracted
with Baumbach 10 build the cellar and
foundation for the sum of $500. The
work has been completed, and the sum
of 1929 is alleged to be due the COM
plainant, when he alleges he has been
unable to collect.