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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

NJ. psekipson's platform contains q
demand for . free open waterway to
Ne scean. IL il net eiesriv stated. bat
tnas % the gist Of T. Re made speech
IN The convention, aud during his re.
mssks sxrlslped the great benefits 70
flow frcm % unhsmpered commerce.
us evidently Iseorsd under the deIa-
SON that be vas announcing some.ning
altpxeaher new and original, and per
,ars De wss - the delegates from the
ssrursl dssstricss." bat Il vas received
wsth ssch EARN md idsrencs that he
49, obliged 10 turn and point his index
nnrsr n The direction Of Growers pc.
tnrs - AWAKEN sny ENTHUSIASM. TIE
heoanl for On sp>n waterway 10 TIE
e,ean % roe . proper subject fer Bs~.
onsae ss1aesi esstsry. 10 = . pss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

nsss proposition scrsnsing directly from
tas Necessities OF commence. Il has
ossn discuzsea by deep watersays con
ssnlens ana urged upon congress by
ee~<cs % trade and otaef com msre.al
Sadiss for yssrs- Bat Don had % IN
lert senssAing Ike positive declare
1en z the name product ct ia fsrt.le
brain. aad 20 he asked the dsmscrssic
party TO demand IN is state platform
what every citizen Of Aiehszsn, with
out regard 10 political affiliations, Is In
favor OF nost heartily. Ia view of the
undivided senrmsn: Of the entire
noftawsst, inas terminal chagxes which
augment the transportation charges on
earzoes Of wheat and other produc
without Fastening delivery, shall be
saved By the ceepsnng OF the great
waterways and direct route to the sss-
board BY canal, tue proud plank Of the
dashing Don reads like deliberate drib-
biz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08
Pe,o,e's Party caucu.es.

A large attendance and good de-
gree OF enthusiasm characterized the
peoples party caucasss in the Eleventh
and Twelfth wards last night. The
Eleventh ward meeting was held st No.
st3 South Division strees, with &. c.
Howell As chairman and Daniel Wine
garden secretary. No business MAS
transacted ether than the election OF
delegates 10 the county convention,
who are % follows G. &. Howell.
Daniel winecarden and Frank sebring.
The Eleventh ward caucus held at the
psrty's headquarters, cernsr of Msdi-
son avenue ard Adams street. resulted
IN ths election Of the following dele
gates: George W. Whitman, John W.
Sherwood and Chester Rogers, With
Jheedere Barigsn, Bert Harrington
and jean &. Weed ss sllesnstes No
resolutions we're introduced at either
Of the meetings.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

Not . horse lett Ia the street railway
swvics of thls city to-day! The open
IN Of the electric line to john hAlI
pwk tsdAy completes me iransformA-
tea Ct Toe entire street railway system
Ct this city from animal and cable
power TO electricity. A year ago nearly
i've hundred horses were IN daily use,
hssidss the two cable power houses.
Now, eli the power required to move
every ear in tho city Is furnished By
the station at the foot OF Lyon street.
which has the capacity to operate
double the present number OF cara
In bsingiEg about tina transformation
over thirty-hve miles of new track
have been laid IN the streets Of the city;
about ten miles only Of what existed
befere thsY were ht to carry the modern
motor car. The hines Of rapid
transit in . modern city are the arteries
Of its life. The man wac formerly rode
upon street car did 30 because he was
tired; the man who rides upon . street
ear today does 50 because he Is IN a
hurry In the history Of this country
there "a TO instance OF . more rapid
txAnsfornahon than has been witnessed
m street railways during the past
three years. Over $4,000, 900 capital
- now invested n American electric
railways During the year 1891 the
number Of horses employed IN street
railway service fell OF nearly $4,000.
The peer car horse has been forced to
sssk some other sphere OF usefulness
and toll; perhaps he has become al
sgriculturalist. or posslbdy he furnishes
shs motive power for cart, but what
ever his new employment no one
neurns bis disappearancs from IN
trent Of . street car.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08
ST. CECILIA's SITE.

Negotiations Pending for the Purchase OF
Fine Property.
The ladies Of the st. Cecilia society
have decided upon purchasing lot on
the old Eggleston homestead on Ran
som street, providing arrangements
can DO made with the heirs of the cs-
tate. They are now IN correspondence
with Mrs. Ealy Of Boston who il the
principal owner of the property, and
snpect to receive . favorable answer
from her. The matter has been de-
layed for some time from the fact that
one of the boundary lines to the
property 10 in litigation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

A relic of great interest may be exhib-
tied at the Worlds fair. II is nothing
less than tho cid log house in which
James Buchanan was born and which
still remains at Stony Batter, Franklin
county, Pa, in good state Of preserva-
ton. The Rev. II. L. McCunc, Of Mer-
cersburg. 10 now III owner. It having been
purchased by Mr.. jacob McCune, his
father, sbout SIXTY years ago. He mum.
bered all the logs, took the house apart
and re-erocted IL on the same site. The
house IL 20 by % feet square. Of hewn
logs, and ~ stories high.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08
ron LOwER RATRa

All the mercantile and msnufactur-
Ing interests of western Michigan are
directly interested n the efforts OF the
LEGAL beard Of trade to secure more
favorable freight tariffs. The plea for
better rates Is not confined to Grand
RapiAs and its immediate vicinity. 1t
elects the entire eastern shors OF Lake
NlchigAn. There can be no question
~ that east shore rates to points west
q Chicago Are excessively high in COM
parison with those granted west shore
shipper On the same haul; neither can
Il - Questioned that this unjust dis
eyininAtion has been . serious draw
Dnek 70 the legitimate manufacturing
Interests Of western Michigan Large
quantities of Michigan hardwood lumber
have been shipped across the lake
70 Wisconsin ports and there manufac-
tursd into furniture 10 b shipped
20 western and southwestern points,
advnntags being taken of the lower
rstss. Michigan manufacturers com
pssiDg for the western trade have
ossn unjussly hsmpersd by this
unequal adjustment. The railroads
have IL IN their power to remedy the
difference, in spite of the Central
Tratsc associations plea that such
action would necessitats a radical up
soot,ng oil existing freight tariffs.
Although the request of the board OF
trade has rot been granted, yet IL is
pess,bls that the railroads may be in
ducsd 10 take . more liberal view of
Abe matter and place the east and west
shores on "a equal basis 80 far ~
freight shipments are concerned. Even
II this 10 not done the efforts of the
board are esrtsinly worthy of common
dstion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

The gratifying intelligence Gomez from
South Americs that very sensible ar
rangeroeus hss been entered into where
hv the aff3cslty betvesn Chill end the
Argentine Repah,ic ever the boundary
line between the two countries has been
referred 10 ioint comnission. consist
Inc Of Aie,sndre Bertrsrsi, representing
Chilli. ard Julio P. Disy. representing
ths Argentine Republic. They are new
81 Terra d.l Fargo raskssr = survey q
tie Strait 81 Magellan with a view to
determining the boundary line
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08
Notice to Hackmen.

Notice governing all vehicles to and
from Hartma MS hall Monday evening,
May 9Th:
"All.vehicles will approach the hall
from the south, deposit their passen-
gers and proceed at once to the north
In returning they will approach the
ball from the north, receive the pas
sengers and drive Immediately to the
south. Sufficient policemen will be on
duty to preserve order and assist the
people. By order Of
w. Fl. EASTMAN,
Sup't. of Police.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

The introduction OF Greenwich time
q. Brussels causes great confusion The
Brussels hurgcmaster and the towns-
people refuse to make any change on &C.
count Of local custom. while the govern
ment insiets that Greenwich time shall
be observed on the railways and in all
etats departments. Unles some com
promise is made, sny visitor 70 the Bel
gian capital viii b. sorely perplexed to
FIX the time Of day. there being differ.
ence Of seventeen minutes between the
government or Greenwich time and the
town hour
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

street. Ii represents blank marriage
certificate. ready 10 DC niiec out; this
LAYS on Bsoss snd an album; couple
or srasenir cards; places Tor photo
grzphs OF bride and bridegroom AID
welding rlngs al lsyiag Oh unique
slos t.sle top and surrounded by -
bas ket Tail OF beautiful flowers, ORA NJ
IN lead pencil. Tie desiga = or.gsual
and vel worth seesng.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

In sympathetic review Of Lofts last
work. 1.-THE Book of Death and Pity"
ln the current Fortnightly Review.
ouida makes an eloquent appeal for
mere merciful and humane ideas in
the treatment Of animals, and pro-
poses that the doctrine be- taught in the
public schools. The idea 10 good
one, but like many OF similar nature.
even when once put IN practice, would
soon lose its novelty and be forgotten.
A few years ago the hygienic effects Of
alcohol and tobacco were thoroughly
impressed on the young idea by teach
ers and text books. Later . wave Of
patriotic enthusiasm swept over the
land and took form in 6ags futtering
from the belf,ies of hundreds Of school
houses. The nags are stored away
now along with the alcoholic charts
and treatises. The demands OF Ameri-
can life have little in common with the
ideal, either In ethics or art.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08
Thankfully Received.

We wish to thank Mr.. William Fitz-
patrick, street commissioner, for ser-
vices rendered the Woman's home and
hospital, who kindly responded to the
call of Mr.. VIM. ,Berby. faithful friend
of the home. We desire also to CRATE
fully acknowledge the donation made
by the Rev. Mr.. Frye and his congregx.
ton. NJ. ApELE DEVIYE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

The government q aanfo Domingo
has made al appropriations Of e2S 90 to
pay the expense of ia replsssatail at
tie Worlds Columbian exposition. and
has appointed commissioners. THIS
lesses CHI and NsEeznels a. the only
countries in America that have not ~
ready made arrangements tor their
representation
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08
Harbingers of Spring.

Tennis players are untangling the
nets and buying racquets.
Horseback riding has begun.
Spring suitings are light but not too
loud.
The banana peel is keeping up its
end and bringing down mankind's.
Winter boards arc disappearing.
The astrakahn cape and sealskin
saoque have been relegated to the
cedar box.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

AssAs, the ruler OF Egypt. wall fol-
low Ia the footsteps Of his father and
take to hlmself bat one wife. Prince
Michael ought to 60 u Egypt aud es-
taelish . retreat for the disappointed
bride expeetaats.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

A Chinarasn is no easy beng - treat
rnsdically. A ssssent urasr the care IT
e Earopsan mission 81 SiHgpo became
isaless # be fellow su7ersrs becsose
shey wsrs as>~d VIII tsn>tsrss ~hia. ~
ealy resolved rasis. Conxssssrins that he
~ss snahs~A. n ~ssrh>d his orpcrts-
city. sssrei bottle and swallowed
large aaAnssts. Uaiaokziy ~ bsss2s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

The intricacies of the English Ian
guage worry the Italian, and the use of
"more" and "many" are especially
puzzling. A vender in front OF Fried
mans caught the crowd last night
with the oft repeated cry, Bananas,
bananas; only few many left"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

Loan SALISBURY, unable to frown
down the cause of home rule fer Ire
Land. advises rebellion OF Irish PTotss
tants TO night II down. Lord Salisbury
may live to see the day he will regret
his sli-adsised. although carefully pre-
pared speech endorsing open rebellion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08
NEW USE OF THE sPEcTRoscopE
1t Can Measure the Movements Of Star,
as We'll as Their Composition.

1t Can Measure the Movements Of Stars
as We'll as Their Composition.
As an instance of the extraordinary
results obtainsble by the use OF the
spectIoscope Sir Robert Ball describes
how astronomers have at least got
equal with the vagaries of Algo.--the
demon star. The pecul,ari,ies OF this
celestial demon are that fer two days
and ten hours the star remains OF uni
form lustsr, being ranked about the
second magnitude; then a decline of
brightness sets in and the star In few
hours parts with threehfths of lts
brightness. These changes are visible
to the naked eve and have been known
for centuries. But nobody knew how
to account for them. At lsst, adds the
Pail Mall Budget, Nosel has made the
star reveal lts mystery:
Applying the improved epecto-
graphic process TO Aleoi, be deter
mined on one night that Aigei was re-
treating 81 a speed of twentysx miles
a second. When he repeated his oh
servahons he found that Ago. was
sgs3a moving with the same velocity
bat this tine the movement was to-
yard the earth instead OF from H..
Sss ia ~ impossible fer . star 70 ren
aloEx . strs.xbt isae for GER
tam distance, stop, turn back, sgsIn
fetface fts Trsvemtnt, sion snd
sea1n retusn. Sigsn movement = sn-
ply forbidden y the Avs OF nlstion.
bat there i ns oht.ctsea to the sappe
stson that A lgel Ss moying IA . path
which % nearly Il not @rsetis . cffose.
DuFias tue aescrptasn al sae ssnt-
ths movement ere eenesi1ssed ~stn tie
is~s AZ nsetscn
Bat toe fesalss OF TIE sss sstrenoms
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

PROGRAM:
iAe ssssp g Efsa
TEL Her Love Her So''.......-.-..-.--.-P Defsye
C4sattaa "a We dimora ...,..-.... ,-......oo uaod
.Efoia the opera faust
.-tke Sailors Craye'' sullivan
I.iesi azspiatencn" -......-..l Mendel,sohn
frcuhiosslied .--.-...-.,...--I =, =
Miss Effie Dlshman dictated as ac-
ccnlpznist, all the numbers being
sung 10y Mr.. Morehead. Light refresh
msnts of coffee and sandwiches were
served, Mesdames l.. Z. Eddy and }. A.
Gonzales assisting IN the absence OF
Mrs. Morehead. The choir numbers
thirty person, with Mr.. w. X Cornelius
organIst AID a quartet consisting OF
Mrs. Eta Yale. Miss Emma LOOMS
and Mess:s. George d. Herrick and
Albert II. Morehead.
Mrs. Eta Yale Is arranging to give .
pupils recital AZ Hastings where she
has y large class of pupils who are do
ing excellent work.
afr. and Mrs. Charles w. Baxter OF
No. 8 Windsor Terrace gave pedro
party Tuesday night. Eight tables
were played.
Since her return from Boston, Mrs.
Frank Davis has been resting her voice
which has been temporarily affected by
q cold.
Mrs. j. c. Wenham has been chosen
one OF the committee on home econ
omics for the Worlds Fair.
There will be q musical evening at
tae Holland church on Lagrave street
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. H. Parker Robinson has resumed
teaching and has q fine class OF ad-
vanced pupils.
Mrs. Eta Yale will sing before the
treble Clef" club of Allegan some
time in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henschel will
give song recital in this city Monday
May %.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08
Bicycle Run.

The gentlemen members of the
Grand Rapids Bicycle club will take a
run to Alpine this morning, starting
from the club rooms at 8 O'Clock. This
afternoon they will bs joinsd by the
ladies for a spin to North Park 1T 3
O'Clock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

TELEPHONES are credulous because
they take everybocy's word, and a.
the same time great sayants because
they interpret every language.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

VINO wouldn't be . politician II there
was 500 900 in II as IL 10 said there has
been for Senator Matthew 5. Quay dur
ing ms thirty years OF ofNce holding.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

contained poisonous rne1aciEs q - taken
II snail doses, and the .eslols China
naza nearly lost he lie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

The hank olesrinrs for the pass week
shsw an Increase over business Tor the
same week enc year ego Of tlT2 ,s1T OF.
The dally esssrinxs were ss follows
Monday. tisi s112.es; Tuesday, si<s,
<t7.ts, Wednesday. s7T7 SO a.; Thurs
aay. eisE.s3ti3. Friday. sls4 sos {.
saturday, tI4l, "a 81 total. ts7e ,ss7 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

To Members OF the Choir--StIsy Notes
for Muses2ns-

for Masle.&ns-
Friday sveasng Mr.. Albert IL. More
head, leader OF the Baptist caosf, ten
dered TO the choir members compli-
mentary musicale st his residence. 10
Paris avenue. as q token OF app:ecia-
ton for the excellent work done sy the
cher on Easter Day, when al elaborate
program was well rendered, notwlth-
standing the adverse criticism OF local
wauit-pe critic. Early IN the evening
Mr. Morehead gave . classic tenor pro-
gram, as follows:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

Feof-kf Ne. ~ Tuner etrest sssrrsA'
afternoon. ssnvsl r. Boot aee< - sesfs
fspsr~1 TD~s4sr ~ 4 d IA - pss~f tc~n
ehtt.
M<7uFwe~f~ Ctiese1 Tsurs1sf 50
Alter loff iilr~ss Mr. fh<ri,s hsts<~e
Tnus-s' q q .. n. teasf 'rsm ts.
feurfssa rsrest
EENTbEl --ia<r e~sntne - ~ ~ keses
s|~s w>sys.
sassc> ~ snne~sl ,ss>-
epscTL--EAu s~enfnG. ths itsfse !; -<ess
ole sss,rff~- ~ ~ go MrsL Etn<s sba>s n
rss 81 feesr7 e~s<t
re. cssrrvmsa- fss<ssl dire>tos. Sc =
fOsr tain street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

starting. masnssc pole with . Wssn-
ington connection vii be discovered N
Ainnesp ehs- But Just wno viii repre-
sent the center OF attraction . not ys.
definitely settled upon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

II Mrs.. Potter pslmer's request inside
to the Gerrsn government y complied
with, v.itsrs 10 the Columbian expsss-
ten wlll have On opportunity II seeing
An exscs counterpart Of the sressdocrs
Of TIE ssrssburg cathedral. tesigusd
ard wrought hy one 81 tee World .
nest famous scuirssrs-ssssna sssis.
back.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08
PEN ALiY OF OvERw0RK.

Statisticians tell us that % per cent
of ell who engage in business fail. The
most fruitful cause of failure is
credited to inattention or carelessness.
Had they eliminated all causes, not
the result of the elements. under the
one word carclessness, no one familiar
with failures would be disposed to
question the accuracy of tho report.
There is not an occupation in life in
which il is possible to avoid mistakes.
Nor 10 there . mistake made which
may not be traced to some careless act.
Try as we may, work IS We may, there
comes times when 1T 10 almost impos-
sible, owing TO fatigue Of body or mind
to resist the temptation to hurry.
Hurry begets mistakes, and from them
disaster results. In such instances
carelessness of natures warnings brings
not only its own evils, but in ito wake
follows disaster. There Is lessen in
this, perhaps several. But the great
est OF all 10 to not work beyond the
point OF exhaustion. Husband your
strength in all reasonable ways, and
when nature warns. give heed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

Weekly report of contagious diseases
for week ending May Number sick
at close of last week IS. taken sick dur
ing the week 81, recovered this week
-, died 6, sick at close of this week 50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

Cot. W. n. 6rxsss Oh start ca 90
erc>a too asxt month to lsssss The
asAsnsse pole. Aesua the tina q -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

LaNcasrss county, Pennsylvania, has
been shaken with an earthquake. Can
il be that th,s latest seismic disturbance
was the result OF 90 herculesn effort On
the part of tho Reading combine to
reconcile its recent advance Of the
price of coal with the ingenious claim
Of IT, president that the combine would
reduce the price OF coal to the eonsum-
ersf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

II the title Of . r~a asd lead peneil
sksseh. ~ j. w. Fsn Iseessn, aad
ne~ % sssssssos in xasfleyp 3
lafseoo9 ohsv wsndev ca Heesos
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

Cocxr ToIsroI wrote in small and
somewhat Grabbed hand, with many
erasures and intsrlineations. HE pos
.humous manuscript Is so difficult 10
descipaer that his wife has TO trsascribs
il for the printer. Ii 10 fortunate for
the manuscript that fame, fortune and
a loving wife were behind IL, else Its
inegibihty nigh, have condemned Il to
the yswning orator of the waste baskst.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

AxAscntsx IL defined BY the Marquis
de Meres - revolutionary socialism. "
victims TO dynamite bombs vii not
question The accuracy Of the Marquis
definition. Others. however, will In
set upon defining ansrchisun, ~ exem-
pl.iied By toe Nosss and Ravsehols. ~
= dangerous prInc,psl governing muir
dsrcus dvrsuIisers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

THOSE envious Of the reputation of
Mrs. Bsllington Booth, and those dis
posed 10 think she u in receipt Of .
large income from the Salvation Army
may be surprised to learn that she
draws only 81 per week for her SER
vices. Yet in spite of ths exactlng
duties which devolve upon her she
finds time TO attend to housekeeping
duties in modest little homs in Jer-
aeY City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

he believing n . ffss o. ~ Ds~y<sx
iie~nses sssues ssere ~ pns1sstsa. 9th N
names. resisesres 'whes euses4e ste s:ss %
sees " TIE psx;3ses
Fgspk roxlsh- Arss Esoe. -. Nj
9ehs n. Histrn. cisrs 7yistvo- then- =
rets s..-......
Eernie MAYNARD, t~rs CIV Nsss l.
Hsrreneeen Rent City s.-..-a-........-...sf- ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-08

Pan s<rs<ek-xe rexnisr p4sscr &c pne~>as
- lsice< 1t les& 3 = s1d - kon1 al
school - -. Gas n AaIlistsT' s11l. Ne
s<S 1kyz falton STREET
plslenesa avenue. = ho<<ce. psxfer. NJ
~ f2kaSnele <sSaur- Services. Is - . IA AS
pm. foank s-eens<s faeettnf NJ ~
eGndAy schooi ~ A9o2- "a h. Aln8oE- h14k.
re<kaene< On kaapB rose.
Saith Aensflal. corner finney ana Wealth.
ssenGs--ties4af a. Ae{asyss. p&sksf. Ne )
Goodrich S4Fcef. services ~ u - . D. And
\ q. SNaoAs echoed "a neon. hsDicl fsnac.
kssSk. sapk.. rsxldssos sesr ef Ne &C. SF&na
Vile 2sxalf-
ss2sh church. eornsr Mebewe,l ane oentrAs
aseaae-J \. Sinl h. pastor. No. fE leEtrs
ess soheeI II .esn' oso.r L hslalas' sapi
No. - Central avenue.