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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-09-01
The .Jenness-MilIer Reform.

Mr.. EDITOR: Living as we do,
far from the world-centres, many
of US can only get reports of what
is going on in the throbbing heart
of civilization. Yet those of US
who are fortunate enough to make
occasional visits to the Coast can
get glimpses of new movements
which are prophetic of social revo-
luton.
Such a movement is the dress
reform, so wisely and acceptably
advocated by Mrs. Annie Jenness-
HITLER and her sister, Miss Jenness.
1t is radically different from all
other systems in being based upon
principles of hygiene and beauty
not on either to the exclusion of
the other. Freedom for the full
play of the muscles, suitability to
the occasion of wearing, and be-
comingness to the wearer are all
studied, and the result is artistic
dressing. Now dress may make
the man, but in general it unmakes
the woman, because suitability and
comfort are often sacrificed to the
caprice of the days fashion. /
suppose that here in Hawaii we
have not so good a notion of the
burden of heavy clothing as our
sisters in cooler climates, because
we women, for the most part, do
insist upon comfortable and suit
able clothing. But the grace and
fitness of the Jenness-Miller
models as portrayed in that abom-
ination in the eyes of mana
fashion-book-or as seen in the
wardrobe of some visitant from the
outer world, have appealed to many
women here, and these patterns
are successfully developed in our
own soft woods and dainty cottons.
But the Jenness-Miller reform
extends to more than beautiful
Sappho gowns and successful di-
vided skirts-it includes physical
culture as the best means of health
and beauty. 1t has, done great
things for women in teaching them
to stand and walk properly, to
broaden their chests and strengthen
their backs, and in correcting the
evils of ignorance and carelessness
to which so many women succumb
Mrs. Jenness-Miller has taken the
best from every system of physical
culture, and in her different exer
cises she makes use of al
that has best served the pur
pose of muscular development
whether the movement was
suggested by Ling or Delsarte
Every woman, I may say, who has
given this system thorough tria
has found that her physical i'm
provement more than compensated
for any trouble she had in follow
ing directions.
Miss Sarah King is well known
as kamaaina, but she may not b.
as widely known as an apostle o
the Jenness-Miller system. She wa
fortunate enough to study in Sal
Francisco under Miss Jenness, an
the ladies of Honolulu are unwil
ling to let pass so fine an oppo,
tunity to learn of this reform. Mis-
King has kindly consented to hav
classes during the three weeks {
her stay, and this morning met
group of twenty enthusiastic prose
lytes. The two hours were take
up in criticising, in the presence
the class, the carriage of each on
There were faults enough to correc
and the work was called "Comed
of Errors" by our victim, DrilliI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-09-01
CORRESPONDENCE.

We co not hold ourselves responsible for til
statements made, or opinions expressed by onr
correspondents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-09-01
FOR SALE.

- IN WAILUKU, MAUI, THE
4iii fine, new, two story building
known as the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
Groceries and Provisions.

Yesterday wasa quiet dsy Ia the grocery
and provision market Prices and the condi-
lions AZ f0llowss
suxzrs-Cnt loaf. SIC; cubes.5lsc; powdered.
SIC; xranulatcd. s3se; confectionery A.
S19e: extra L. &.S cwt; yellow G. yse&c
corn syrup. Be; sugar syrup. l6D2sc.
Moissses-Low grades. l5seDe; medium. 70
2scs fancy. rose.
Mocha green. Zet3c: Maricaibo. i99z2c; San
Los. t7ngtc; Rio. i6SGs3Dc-
New Michigan cheese. 7,s9st<c; rolled oats.
Lard-risrco basis-Compound. SIC; pure.
7Lac.
Meas-Ham. lo.<eioz4c; shoulders. 7t<9
lHc. bacon. s49s@<c; dried beef. &c
s3ss: snort cut porx sl225; clear back. ti3.25:
moss 8 00s homeless beef. 9.7o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29

The condition % the market 10 not changed
Correct quot aIions follow. Home raised
berries are worth ssssc Ia the mafket-
Potatoes. l5seJ0es apes. out OF markets Gu
eumters. lOosl5c dOx. butter. l3e; Gags. Lc;
pineapplss 81 5.zszo0; gooseberrirs. so l0c;
strawberries. Michigan. 10 OF cases. SEQ
SIS; caDbages large crates Sl.zo9s.G
Per crate; Tndishes. lo@l5e doz; pie
plant ie ID; Asparagras z5as5oc doz let
tnce. lcebl2c ID; bermuda onions. cut OF
market; onions. A., ba. sl.0o; hbl, as;
California oranges. 81 0s5OJ box 81 Michael
oranges. S.f01Al5, warrrmeions. Be- lemons.
40 and xu. s6.tD; Alexander peaches. 5sc dof /.
California aprieots. sc doz. or heart cherries.
&c %, hiaektartar cherries. s)c 10; bananas
Seas $40 bunch; nand picked medium
beans. sLS; clover sred. medium. 3 80
mammoth. $50 per ba; timothy seed. 81 SIG
Leo; millet. sLl54st-zo; red top. I3@soc; Hua-
garlAQ. Sis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders of
the Grand Rapids Brush company will be held
at the ONCE OF the company on Tuesday. July
L. 1872 NJ 30 p. M. for the election of direct
ors and the transaction OF such other business
as may lawfully come before the meeting.
WILLIAM McBAN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
Farm Produce-First Hands.

There were no changes In the condition Of
the market Green groceries are slightly
lower IN price.
Eggs. i3e; butter. lie; apples. out market;
bu: POTATOES. &c; beans hand picked. 81. -
e9L5o. honey. loo; lettuce. 69l2c: asparagus.
p~rbanch. Sc dox: Elephant. lie; new onions.
i0c doz. parsley. 2c dog lunches; eueum-
berS soc; new turnip<. &c dox: beet green's.
Scbunch. cabbagcs. rec dor; green peas.
9.Ij bu hects. $50 &c dox, strawberries 4S7c-
6irain--w ear. soc; corn. SOC; oats. 36c; rye.
6e barley. 81. To-
Flour and Peed-LHv White. $50; Patent.
tl00 per cwt; buck wheat dour. s.. % per cwt;
corn useal 81 pee ton; feed. ss1a93 Dor ton;
mlddlinss. 81 per ton; bran, SIS psr tons
shios 3s6 per tons screenings. slb per ton.
Wool-W ashed. a925c; unwashed. ttolsc.
Hay-Clovsr, sl2 ton; timothy, slt ton
Hides and fsllow-9reen. 2ssa2iTs; steers.
over 70 Ihs Sc; cured 5ees11c. calf skins. green.
Sc; calf skins. cured. sc; taliow. rough.
~; rendered. &c; pc.ts. loctDz5c; sheariingA
leesiSc
Beef. 4sess4c; pork. $3.50; mutton. 7asc;
spring lamb. ssSiic: fowls. i99l2c; spring
chicken. fseeS2cs veal. 6sS51sc, turkeys. l2Sl%o;
ducks L}s1lkc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29

0oING 30 nETRnfI.

GOING To DETROIT.
Lv. @ ID r. 70 am = 20 m s e. IN I'll % %
Ar. DIET. III 20 am q - p m 10 IS pm - =
RETURNING fHoN DETROIT
Lv. DEF -. 5eansi - pm 8 40 pm al Upm
Ar. G'b X IL IS ON IS - y IN 80 - pm = q A
sAtsfNAw. ALMA AND ST louis
Nv. @ RI % am Isl H Ar. 4 X II Sc am 10 = -
LOWELL VIA LOWELL H8sTfkSs A. n
IN. 6rans kaliGs-... % q m Sog M - 3 =
Ar. from Loweis.....-lzs q q m S 3 q m 0c =
THROUGH CAR SERVICE
Parler Cars on all Cay tfas1s between Grnn9
Rapids and Detroit. Wagner sicepers g
night trains Pxriof Car te saginaw on mem
Ing train.
sLvery day. Other trains week dnys ouly.
GEo. DEhANEN. Ges. Phssf Aga
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
OIL Markets.

There has been no change la the oil mark ct
for n week Quotations are:
Water White. itP. re; hesdiight. lO'. &c;
water white. old test. i50o. SIC; Eocene. 1000
l7Do. &c.
Deoferixed stove gasoline. Tso re.
UeodsriLed naptha. 81. 7c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
Building Materials.

Wirp nails. $40 rates; steel cut. sf.oo rates;
pla>A. lid; building paper. &L01 per roll;
water <roof 3l.0O per roll
Lumber~-kotail piece stuH-No. hemiock.
90 to and iuc!ufiag T. feet lengths. 81. add
81 per loo feet fer every additional feet: No.
: h-mlock. up 20 and Including 10 feet. -;
per FOO Feet: aid 81 every additional 2 feet
over rs teet No. floor ng white pine. 50: No.
, flooring white pine. si6. No. flooring white
pine. ~. ~: No. Maple. 81; No ceiling s.
No. ceiling =. Sl6; no. siding I. SO; No. 2
siding T. 81; No a. Sldlnx. so: No. O.
siding sl6; 80. a. saiuz. su. Flnishing ma
mon boards. sif; No, common boariS slt;
L. finishing. $50. Shingies-@tar. Is inohes
cirar. s. per thousand; star A star. ~ inches
butt. ., peg thousand sound butt. siao per
Thousand; cuis shingles. 81 per thousand
Lash--Ns. white pine. c.ea: No. white
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
AXE SHORE 4 MICHIGAN SOUTHERN

co - BAT. co Lvii - a
The Lske Shore wa Csey~i and IN conne Tea
with the Er4e aud y. and l. k.H- X ferme -
A. J. Smith. a.. +, a y A.. Cleveland q.
c. {. Rogers City Pass Agent
Jas. Campbell. CITY AIT. 2 Nonfoo1k
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29

GHcAGa June S--csosnx priees-Wheat.
June. 7s1.ei july. sac. September. Isei De-
ernbef, -isac.
Csra-Jane. 5is,a, July. sic; August. ts'sc;
september. s9sSc.
6sis-Jane. E5sc; july. sa5se; August. S-t.c !
september. 3a5.e-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
Asraei. The Angel OF Death

Hovsrs nearer "a sometimes. than we are
swsre. IL Is safer fSr when % are anweii To-
Suspect his proplnqnity than 50 ignore the
possibility II his nenrncss. Caution II trait
fufiankliy 1sckins. The proneeess 70 disre-
gard slight coit' IL particularly strikfno
Tbs usinsr aiiment Is. however. predecessor
q Of ne nest fatal character morsusry
statistics attest. After q chill. or rSen the
preuonftsry symptoms OF inhuenzs- such ~
sneezlna and sbivertsg. succesd ed ~ feyerisfh-
ne ard fryn-<s Of the ssin-ar- pefeeptitfe.
Immediate recourse should he be- - Hos
trttrrrs stomach Ritters. q xenis secrteratpr
n fhe bleed's >ircnisticn. which elffuses an
asr~eahle hesirhful warmth through the sys-
TEN inducttve 70 perspir aften. ~ mesns OF
which the comr,ssnt IL expelled through the
pores and lts further tendency countersrted.
w Wonderfully efncscfo1s tss 10 TIRE 5itrsr> fof
rnsf>riA constipation. liver complaints. rhru-
rustf<in sns kidaey trcnhie. A wigeg sssfui
before retiring Induces health Welding sleep.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
THRoUGH CAR SERVICE.

Warner Parior Cars Leave Grand Rap31o
S pin, iease ,hicsgo rs ain. 3s-s pm. scete
Grand Rapids = ~ am. 50 pm. leave Hay
lew o-lp am. las pfn.
Wagner Sl,epers-Lease Grand Rsptdo
'lisss pm leave Chicago lib pm. leave
pm. ieasr Grand Rapids III Is Pun. 1eaVo
1ndianapoi via Hlg -Four 7 90 I'm.
Every day, 4izcegt saturday. sExoRO0
Mo- day. Other trains week days only.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
SITUATIONS wAsrED-NALE.

pO0kKEEPER-E Employed during the day
~ would Ike small set OF books or Other
light work to DO evenings. Address c. W..
boz I. Herald. lS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
FUTILE BROS.
FOR SALE

House and lot. Fifth avenue. near
Madison. t2.l00; No. 100 First ave..
$500 lbrlck. worth $500, today.
Aovey street. small pace. $3.50;
Miller street. near South Ionia. with
lot Hx1l5. good house. only N.7Oo.
500 down. balance to suit; double
house aud lot t0xl32 feet. rents well.
nearly new.- 1900; near Prescott
street. No. 81 C'Ancey street. fne
lot 50xl3H. Dice i0cAti on. only $500;
Colt ave-. near Bridge. small house.
good lot, 81. 100. and vacant lots all
over the city. FUTILE BROS.
Over Arcade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
Dssro.t Grain.

DuaoFr. June z-wheat. No. 2 red. cash
sees july ssssc; No. I. vhite. cash. 81.
C0rn-N0. z. cash. sc.
Oats-No. =. cash. 2454e-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29

CHICAGO Us1os sf0Gx TAs0s. jane 8.-CAftis
receipts. s.ssr1s strong Ice higher; eonliaoa
u extra steers. slhuses.<3i c0Ns and aeiters.
81 can; Texans. sl.t@,s.bO.
H0.s-Kecespfs. Il. go sstr0az loo l5c n gher
heavy. 81 l5a5se. mixed aud medium. S.-15a
80. - light. t.DeS3.to.
3he.p-hsceipts 400; Arm inferior 20 es-
ira. s1otSs..5: lambs. s&-Sss!.0u.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29

Quickest Of all trains 10 the northern
resorts.
Leave Grsnd Rspids.-.-...--.- 400 .. m.
Arrive Pstosksy and Ray
View .-..-......---. ssot p. M
Arrive Nsckinsv fsIand......f0 1890 D. m
Arrive Traverse City. $50 p. m.
Psrlor ear ~ Petosxey and Mack
nav
Osher trains leave 81 To am. With
parlor ears for Traverse City, Petosksy
and Msekinsw; &C 1880 pm. with
sleeping cars for both Petosksy and
asekinsw, and ~ AIS p N. For
Traverse CITY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
$4,000

VIII buy nice large loroom house. only four
short blocks from the head of Monroe street.
on one Of the finest streets In the city; asph-
alt pavement. east front. nice large shade
as furnace two nice CRATES and mante,s. gas.
large bath room, hot and cold water. water
closets. etc. Barn nicelv arranged ior3 hor-
locations In the city. The lot Is worth what
we ask for the property. II you are able 10
put this amount into a home. don't let this
chance 20 by. for you Will not get another like
If. Party wants TO sell ut once. For further
particulars enquire Of J. u. Alexander. IS
Lyon street; phone 9S7.
For Sale. 2 nice vacant iotson James street.
between Cherry street and Wealthy avenue;
50 feet front Also IA fine lots on Warner ave-
nue.. near Cherry street. These lots can be
bought on easy terms. Enquire OF J. q. Alex
Ander. rs Lyon street; phone VT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29

| fak AZ our cutting hate We have
sss~ ls-t received sn entire nes tine
q these xsods. Gear. kserr \ Coz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
TRAIN TIME TABLES.

+.
GRAM, gArIDs ! INDIANA RAIlkoAD
~ eeaeaale n Effects 4ne l. l~E
IS ss IS. I; So ssss
fpr Traverse clty kaa
FrsA k.sasas1es. -. s4an
Fer 4s2torse CAS- AID
La o raves cry <Lbm
faf fetesSe> Ana &Aek~
frem KAiamaass Ans On.
cas- Q .--.-.- ,.-..--..s-..--s.--..-. : y n
ief sax aa~ ......~.--.-------~- [3e0
Tran arriving irsn the saush 10 . n asliD;
elest lsslas aAlis e1eefI SUNDAY
issa L. ss,ss
For Cfaeinnaff -. o Nan Zee -
fsr Il alamszook ehic&xo MW =
Fer IT. Nssas AID tho
rer o.nrln1s.i fUsm xoa6 Z
fer kalAn = 1ss saa chlcAxols " = u 1bo
frs.a sA~.aAs--..-'--..---..'-.,, Il l. - ~
Trains leaving ~ 600 m and Il - ~ -
daily Al other trains daily except eoAooo-
N@sh.ss "a an M IRAN has fssssf caslz 81
tsTand hSpias 10 1FNsefsf tafy. an4 01114
RApias g feiosss sna hscksase c'sy:
sas 10 Peteskey and Nsekinku-
IL - : a train has sleepins cars aread -
south q a n irsia has Psrasr or tsnp1
4 . - ! n train has fsrisr Oar GRAND Rapaos
s0 N train has Wayne, sssspans c.
0rsne RAPIDS 10 Cincsnnsfi.
liag y m train hrs Wagner 9sepsnG g
orand Rapids - ChscsSo.
MUSHROOM. GRAND RAPIDS 4 INDIANA
ler AusSegon.- Nv q s. N n $50
sunday train lesses Tor xa.k esei II No.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
Silver Bullion.
chicazo 1--we Stock.

Nss Toax. Juae ss.-SilveF bullion on de-
pcsit 1<2iasr ssEraats. l..5l3Z ounces cer-
Encafes outstanding. .sos
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
FIGURES OF TRADE

Szs Yokx. Jaae z.--Aoaey 30 eail loaned
easy cos * 81 Per csaG. Tie lis3c,s rate
t. lo~<st rate sAs Ia
kxehslass closest s4iet- Posted rstes 49,
a. srG41l rates. 457asss71< Tor slxts eAys al
sn<ssfs s.'.s fsr demand.
ts0Fera meat 1eHds closed quiet currency. .
IN I'D exIratled - coap5l. lll3. Bfd -rxfelied
-. registered. 03 bid Pseinc fssiroad osa4s
e.ss.ed a. IsiioUs. { ulaG Arsis. tk.s olt d.
sla4 a. ftlzlds. sus'z osd tentrk5s. bs oid-
stasAs sert all- again tbs m0rnln< Win
most q tbs tradiag IA sugar trust hcc<iA<
Naliey. bestcaxr a nh1o. Afeoiso1. 81 PAM.
8reaE NSfthsra preferred, bssFiiaz t0n. hoeK
fsiaad i kichm0nd sna West Point. These
slseks alsa recofaa8 the widest haetuatien.
bsls elosef fF.sfi8Asliy EJsser lhS ss.es
as4Sanfs.. % T. 80 shares There ~ks no IN
crcass IA The dealings after midday. AID
thrauzGout sac t8r9iloll4 the course OF the
Na9 ss VS. Ferg irregular. he nnaI figures
acre only s4ss4ffs ch4aEea- he total sales Of
stocks toaay were i8s1zs sn1res.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
Real Estate Trsrsf.rs.

Austin Pressey TO James u AleIan-
der. go. ~ lot IL. bk s. Holhro0k's
s.s n ios 10 e,iissr, : sad'.'.,.,,-'.....' asp
john W Ciosterhouse 10 Peter MAurtrx.
lets Aaad 81. Ciosterheuse Muir
rsys srs....... - 100
Ava Johnson 20 Dsniei A Falrcihili
tctSa. 10 and III. Wares add Ssad
Amos q Graves g. William r Moore.
part = sw a % Sec 81. Paris ......-- 2Soo
Heien Jewell 20 Alien n Anderson and
wife. nv ne = Of &c ~ Tyrone. l.soo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
wANTED-AGENTs.
THE HORSENAN'S HAND BOOK

with blank score cards for over 80 races all
for Is cents. Containing q carefully prepared
synopsis Of the rules and regulations of the
American Trotting association. Including
thor complete betting rules and rules
vocabulary Of technical terms on the turf. to-
gctner with diagrams OF kite and regulation
tracks. drawn to . scale. and every part
and records OF 30 of the very fastest American
horses. blank Score Cards for ready use
for over 30 Races and rules for marking
cover 80 cents; paper cover % cents. 70 per
cent. discount To agents on all orders OF Is
copies or more. Cash 20 accompany all ord
ciaIiy 81 the races this season. send orders
early and avoid delay. our first edition 10
already sxhauyed. Address.
PARnEr CO.. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
HERALD D[S|RELEIS

HERALD DES|RElEIS|
FoR sALE-mseElLAsEous.
COB sALE-seesnd. aaa steam eagine. IN
good repair about Y hSrse power ySa
can hase Il al Jour own price. Gail ~ Herald
aiiee ior iafor1slioA. OF u iaspset tas ca
xine. u
EoF sALg-cheap. a good boat. D. box :.
E'oR sALE-one Whit coakey cart ara har-
nsss. address Chas. slgrist. Naliaee- 81
LOB sALE-A herse. color bueksxin. weight
Ito los. six yeas old. sound. perfectly
sale for WOMEN % ei4il1ren 10 drive. Ea9airo
2sg CeutrAl avenue lseti
Good F0CNTAlN-i2 syrup. sdraaght tubes.
cheap call alter y N IS Third 81. iaz
NOR sALE-sfy satire store of furniture ana
4 mise Laneosis household goods rev
house ANA large iet corner ~ Union and Car
risr Streets house and lot l.s Madison street;
vacant lot on Christ street, farm 81 ten acres
-0reds east OF city limits. new buildings and
al kinds of fruit. will sell Nr -xciange Tor
other property. A. A. Lord. IL stoeAinx-st-
E'oK sALE-A Wilkes horse. young. strong.
stylish. enduring. a nne driver Will show
speed II trsiae1, perfectly troxe single aud
double. Enquire Charles Holden. Widdleomb
building. i5Stf
EOR SALk-Sinety horse power. nifty six
\ hue boiler ID be sold at y heavy loss
John b. Martin. No. 70 Canal street.
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED-Io purchase good paying bus
w ness; or In terest In reliable nrm or stock
company; give full particulars Address.
George l. Vaughn. Lock box. lio. city.
SODA FoUNTAIN-lz syrup. drauaht tubes
~ cheap; call after y. IN. No. 2z5 Third
street. ls2
E0R SALE-A good clean general stock OF
Il goods: located az good trading point;
also good house and four acres OF land Will
sell cheap; or exchange Tor good house In
this city. chas. l.. Mercer. Sand 10 Middi-
comb building. l7mf
TYPEwRITERs - Headquarters for the
world; AL makes, don't pay manufact.
urers exorbstsnt prices; We ship anywhere.
| giving thorough examination before accept
ing: absolutely hr0t CLASS condition gusran-
| teed positively all makes n about or less
than half price; exchanging a specially; IN
! struments rented anywhere; largest stock IN
| the world; two entire toors devoted cxc.i-
syely 10 typcwrisers; see commercial rating
for our responsibility; illustrated catalogues
| and specimens free. typewriter Headquar-
| tiers. 81 and % Broadway. New York; lS6 Mon
roe street. Chicago. loz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
CHICAGO guxEn. ,sss
Ann wesr u,onicAM a.y.

ANU WtoF &tCEt<Aa0 ~
GOING TO CHICAGO.
Nv. GRID RAPIDS-.ss0S am ] IS pm OF :sspu
Ar cH'CA1o-...-.-...-sSsp I'm tss pm sla6em
hETtkAlN0 PROM CHICAGO.
Nv. CHICAGO .......-..T sam IS pm sif .}5p0
ar. GRID RAPIDS a pm h. IS pm sttl0am
VIA n. scssFa kAD sIKAkss.
Nv. Grand kapids-.--.-.---.--. $50 pm ftsH pm
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29

L'OK RENT-The Geo. ii. White homestead
l. corner North Division and Fountain sts..
Is row for rent 10 = desirable party for \ term
OF one. two or three years Apply for QUO
week 10 Mrs Geo. II. White. G. Fountain st.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29

IF you want money and have the proper Sc
curitv, the Manhattan 2 per cent. plan Of
fers the best lnducement. Chas. Bateman.
agent, 90 New Houseman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-08
Tie Russian Blouse.

There are two or three different kinds of
Russian blouses. The true Russian dress
has a long belted blouse extending four
teen to eighteen inches below the waist
line, made with a shallow yoke and close
sleeves that have deep full caps at the
top. This has been made during the
winter of cloth with a round yoke and
close sleeves of velvet, or else of cloth COW
cred with braiding. Spring woolens made
In the same way will be trimmed with ben
galine or MORE instead of velvet. The
lining Is fitted by darts. The outer ma
terial is gathered on full below the yoke,
with or without side forms, and is again
gathered at the waist line under the belt.
1t is usually fastened invisibly on the left
side, but may be hooked down the front.
The yoke is round, pointed, or square
across, as the wearer chooses, but must
not be deeper than half way down the arm
holes The fur border used on winter
gowns will now be replaced by messy
ruches of silk, or by feather trimming, or
else by box plated ruches OF ribbon. Small
figured brocades will also be stylish for the
yoke belt and border at the lower edge of
such blouses.
Thin grenadines, crepons and light silks
Of two or three horizontal puffs of the ma
terial geparated by shirring or by narrow
jet passementerie. A friil of the material
is sometimes added to the end of the yoke
--HaI1er's Bazaar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-08
The Dog Didn't Like His Snore.

In hunting for evidence of dog fight
Sunday the officers learned that one
Herbert Sprague, stevedore, had been
bitten by a canine. Investigation shows
that Sprague went to bed Saturday
night with bull pup. Sprague snored
and this disturbed the dog, so he
scratched his owners face to wake him.
Sprague retaliated by cutting the ca
nine, whereupon the bull fastened his
teeth in the mans nose and then shook
him, sadly decorating the member.
Sprague finally broke the hold. disabled
the dog with chair and then got a
neighbor to shoot him. The nose will
recover, but looks bad.-Bangor Cor
Lewiston journal.