davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-09-23

The full reports Of BE .5ts o-ich took
place last week at e Sci NO > 81 = res
mortes-a town il t.. = !e kcowA ton
of the French coast 6 to u die reai
which lies besw, en- Mt5eeilies 5p2 tie Span
isA frontier-show that IN exceedingly s..y1go
attack was made by the French mixers upon a
body of Italian labourer5 nose .n5a6oTe't
by the maste was deeply reaelted. The
Italians were ultimately ac4.ed down ald
"killedlike ats, TO thenunber,i It issa'd, Of fifty.
There were, besides, some $50 wounced. AS soon
as the soldiers could be got from 2 5, tae
rioting was quelled and the Italians protected.
The ~inciaent has a curious appearance when
read in the light of the things that are 5 q at
TIE Internationa Labour Congresses about
the universal brotherhood of those who toll,
the obliteration of race-hatreds, and tho
sacred rights Of humanity. In tsuth "tbe
solidarity of labour is a myth. An unpleasant
result Of the riots has been anti French de
monstrations in almost all the large Italian
towns. In Rome, the French Embassy and
the French Consulate were stoned and hooted
, 1893-09-23

suppose, be found territorial compensation
elsewhere.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10


irriv ous ~ date IN fhe first glow az
~. f..fi.s.t
WaA tae French authorities pulling
one xay ard the f.neiish sanction lung.
inz sr tn. other direction. "A cOmpruflise
.-rnla probable on The modes ~ l..5o
B.t Il lent wis.. - take chances with
lovely material "a this 90 any other con
picture Never hcfore within year did
fas feminine form ~ appreciably alter
ia outlines n during The last twelve
Isanta>. The mcdisJe has Tor years
been atiiax down the bodice into what
has been called elegant tgimnest." She
has suddenly ifs.enai the waist line.
ani shortened Tie ef-th Il the corsage
an3 eirafd Shoulder rffecfs
fla eirr.ct TSP. n waist about which
there -feHs - ~ -maM doubt faight
suggest Is tendency - dress reform. we're
81 aaf THAI the SKIRT takes on LEV ex-
tlfraga1cta AMI the sleeve becomes
r,rre eccentric Eco inverse ratio - the
r.,- .naois .ieg siors ~ the toslice.
~ siuost ytaf since the study -
evolution iu ircse' prompted the prlpt esy
that crnc.lna was imminent. Fer
trae tte SKIRT grew even more 4cant and
~. prediction Nss teriied ~ nc foo
ish fho canidut canenisr ctnse and
s'f= That lowest ebu x sstnf incss
ri. aft that a reaction vas rapidly ap-
pr..tr ttrE when the tarbsienf psiticoat
u0uiI surge add sTerp ard tillow arbi-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

A Elective hesiarread may Re made
with cream madras iinsd with pale.
colar-d sslesia AID edged wifh hall
fringe.
The prinfr,i uu-iina known as rlko-
lire and Funjam are sis0 attractive Pr
tais plrrsiee. such spreads are espe.
ciaiig pretty tfmnesI Vith ruifies 4 Tie
material They may - accompanied
~ besi curtains suspended From a book
"a fbe Naii above the bel and 3efsa1.
ing tent style az fhe bead u the bell
4 Spread ari shaus = ecru r,nslin
rith whife dots ere exceptionally pretty
They should - piacc.i ever uablesehei
sbeetinf and trimme8 WITH esru lace.
slightly gathered Tro large bows =
yrfiow satin ribbon nag - attach he'd -
opposite owners - the tstl
t'retonne makes pretty ar1 service
abe spread eicf-i aifn 2 rufife e TIE
material ~ With lace
AntiQae lace tesieetz eiwsvs war vel
and A. ei~a3s be- god tasfr Tee
rcarse Nottingham SITS sre MT faratie
and are mnck lese safi@isl sorry thsa the
esnfy mneir sert ft.sf iss~f ~ more
- cnurse spreads thar arr rufsifsi Ard
ssieNi ara &c iesn AMI srssz ts.ieteesis
'hat 8 rof slhsw tgeknr the hcr,icrs
reside the frame
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

When q man says Ia "A Woman Il love
you. be may 10 completely sincere and
yet convey false impression % her. she
understands his love 10 be as hers; but
no one can love beyond his capacity.
Love - varies with the individual low
ing that one love compared with another
may hardly deserve the name.
Some women are tos, admirable 90 be
in the least loyable. They are 80 auliabie.
50 conscientious. 80 free from any defect
that they awake continual resentment
by the uniformity u their tempers and
their perfeciions
Ii is surprising how bitterly some
women hate the man with whom they
have been violently in love. But more
surprising still Is the intense love some
men feel FOR the woman they have once
cordially hated
In love. as in friendship. thsrc must
be. for durability, one dominant mind.
When both minds assert themselves the
strain is 40 great that unless one yield
the relation ID almost certain 10 give
way.
No matter how many rude awakening
as woman may have from her dream OF
love. she closes her eyes again and Ne
sumes her dream. The ruder the awak-
ening the sweeter the dream.
Love. which woman always worshipe
as an ideal, has, in ono form or another
Of its masquerading. probably cost her
more unhappiness than anything she de
tests as an evil.
Under ordinary circumstances when a
man proposes 10 woman it is the best
evidence Of his love for her. IL she ac
cepts him il merely shows hersdesire to
be married.
When man thinks he understands a
woman completely the qualification 10
his self love is Sd OVERLOOKING that he liz
liable 10 mistake its overflow for u love
for her.
What remarkably sentimental women
call hunger II the soul is frequently the
greed Of vanity. which springs as much
from absence Of heart as vacuity Of
mind.
A man often tells a woman so many
things be does not expect her 10 be
lieve that. when she believes any Of
them. he distrusts her judgment.
Scarcely anything can be more sus-
tanning TO married couple in meeting
the adversities Of fortune than vivid
and exhaustless sense OK Lumor.
No one is worthy to love or TO be loved
whose nature fails to include the loftiest
spirit If self sacrifice.
A woman is seldom tenderer TO a man
than Immediately after she has deceived
him.
The poorest marriage man can make
is with a rich woman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

exactly the province Of the chronicler Of
modes % moralixe.
As little ones sometimes do lose their
parents, let us zee what mourning they
should wear. Small children are not
usually put In mourning for any one ex-
cept father or mother. though when the
funeral Is held in church they should
wear black. This should DO china silk
or pongee or cashmere without Grape.
Little girls can wear plaid in black.
gray and white. and have gowns made
like that in the illustration, with the
yoke, upper sleeve and sash Of lusterless
silk. For out Of doors poke bonnet Of
black felt. trimmed simply with black
ribbon. and coat OF black camel's hair,
with white angora band, are quite SOM
Der enough for little one who has lost
her father or mother. Boys can wear a
black tie and black gloves for church OF
visiting.
But if children do not usually wear
mourning the mothers do, and there has
never been time when more Grape was
worn. Formerly there were bands AZ
Grape or panels. but now Q first mourn.
ing gown has more Grape than henrietta.
Many OF them have the dress covered
completely by Grape. or with very little
of the henrietta showing. IKE the gown
In the illustration.
This has al underdress of henrietta
covered with Grape. except tor the yoke
and forearrns and belt. when are OF the
henrietta There il q band Of dull jet
passementerie trimming on the waist
The back is vatican style. This dress
Is intended for the house. Those for the
street have quite as mucn Grape. bit are
made walking length Ice wrap Is also
half covered WITH crane anu as usually
Of alys cloth or armuro IT ularritE cloth
Silk wrap nenrietta. wnicn ~ the only
suitable goods for nrst mourning gowns,
Is not quite heavy enough ioI tns wrap.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

May LADIES' love the feel Of ak under
xHrments. but tbs drawback has bsen
tEst they could not be washed without
destroying their beauty. Now they arc
~ s4sily washed - piece u muslin
aaa isck a. well after ~ beeoTe Wasting.
With silk - cheap IS II v now, Is ought
10 re wors more.
WHAT the reason Is DO not know, ous
know IL Is fact that al kinds of ak
fabrics. including velsets. are cheaper
than they ever were before You can
buy now for $3.50 yard velvet that
used 10 cost - 10 81, All II Is likewise
with silks Of al grads No lady now
need be deprived Of her useful black
ak gown" HESRlEIfk ROUSSEAU.
New York
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

q
The Grape bonnet of this season re-
sembles a she'll in shape ami fits close TO
the head. TIE veil is fastened 70 the
back Of this with plaits laid very closely
and held by duh jet buckle pin. ID
falls straight TO tho feet in the back. A
small veil can be worn over the face. II
desired. Of brussels net. bound with an
inch wide band Of Grape. Tho Marie
Stuart point aud edge of large dull Detds
suit some faces better than the close snell
shape. and as tho rigid and trying out
lines Of mourning bonnet are so fatal
% some persons the softer effect OF the
bent shape should he chosen.
The wearing of the widows cap is not
obligatory. and many ladies dislike TO
wear IL as showing the exact nature Of
their bereavement
For half mourning plaiis. ombre stuffs
and brOcaded WOODS can be worn. and
lusterless silks. such as pongee, snr:lh.
arrnure and figured black and white in
dia silks, are all suitable. After the
heavy wool and grapes, the light silks
are a great relief. There are several nov
elites also In cotton and wool that are
appropriate.
notice among the cottons some lovely
new effects in shaded stripes. gray and
white and gray and black. which can be
used for second mourning for home.
Thee are mostly zephyrs and sateens
There are few organizes also that are
proper Tor mourning.
The proper wrap for full mourning
for widows or mothers u tho double
shawl. though the dolfnan. with tape
fringe and Grape bands. viii always 10
worn. with some notifications I.ox
coats and those with vatican plaiis ara
worn somewhat hy Young women. and
some wear walking jackets made accord
ing - the prevailing shape. trimmed
with Grape. often with Grape sleeves.
some few ladies' wear their mourning
day and night and have black ribbons
On their nixhtrobes. bat the majority.
who probably feel qsSse a. deeply. do
not - Guits - Far.
Speaking 4 nigh;roifs reminds me -
ssTne that were displayed IN one Of tbe
INST fashionable up town stores. They
were iHa.le 4 the softesf. finest forsa-
tine six "a the beautiful fints u The SEA
80. ~ which eucalyptus green i GER
tsinly TIE prefti.ss II j. sort e h.oa
green with a white frost al over Il
v hen tais is made ~ into inne. leese
gtwn athsre.l in delicate lace ard ted
with fshhors. i really seems = rfiy -
crnsn = i.y ieefinz in II. srs.i my private
sp'H's'n = that they sTe Kept = show sud
d. = wear Seuae y them sre ale seell
PINK an sosne tia, exaaisifs hahv NJ
tat y axe Eothsng els< eas heaven snds
fahT evee.
The vssh Skis ara daiafisr sFd nfser
than eyer tAis sesson. snd The weAvrs
have nisusz.sl - make them iriAis<ctnt
ami II tire sane tire IN fast cc'ors. and
stovs al - xfvs tA~u ~ peopsr russjA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

trefne regard for an occasion. The dec
Orative sort are called Hanging FANS
or "kake-ogi" Madame considers more
than two fans upon the wall as loud
taste. The pair she selects must always
be ~ fine material. designed and painted
by distinguished artists with special
reference 10 the event for which they
are used a wedding or fete or his
tOrical celebration.
Many q these adornment fans per-
petuate the names az talented artists.
The toilet fans are beautifully made Of
lace and satin. with iewelcd sticks They
never use fiimsy or gaudy kinds. They
regard the cheap glowinglv stenciled
products that are sent 10 Europe and
America with utter contempt as
coarse. hamhooed trade paper" Many
exquisite specimens are now imported.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10
LEGAL.


('HANCERY sALE-ln pursuance and by vir-
v tue ~ a decree 81 the circuit court for the
couniy ~ Kent. In chancery. made aud entered
on the 2.ird day Of February, A. d. isat5 In Ger
tain cause therein pending, wherein John III.
Hewi,t j. complainant and Peter A. Cravley
and Ella Crawley are defendants. Notice ~
hereby given that on Saturday the 18th day of
April 4. ID. fss3, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon 81
said day, /, the subscriber. one 81 the circuit
court commissioners in and for said county OF
Kent in the state Of Michigan. shall sell At pub
lie auction 20 the highest bidder. Al the north
front door of the court house az said county; IN
the city of Grand Rapids. ia said county. all 81
that certain piece or parcel ~ land situate and
being IN the county ~ Kent and state OF Nichi-
gan, aud mere particularly known and de-
scribed a. being lot number sixteen 49, on
block number Eve 81 on L. Porters addition to
the city ~ tirand Rapids. according 10 the ~
corded plat thereof IN the Office 81 the register
~ deeds for said county ~ Kent and state 81
Michigan said property will 10 sold As one
Parcel CHARLES W. Nctilsls
Circuit Court Commissioners, Kent county. Mich.
BUNDY A TRAVIS.
Solicitors for Complainant
Dated. Grand Rapids. Mich. March md, 4. ID.
fstQ Fri April n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

The Japanese Woman knows nothing
about -tlirting With the fan. With her
this dainty toilet as,,essofy has a social
language. bat il Is never used as a
means n chic co4uetry. Wheu gen
flensan calls socially upon the sister Il
hls coInrafle ~ takes A small, plain fan
from his grille sash. bolds Il CLOSED ia
his right hand and bows With great
show u seriousness. When country
relative visits town grandee be offers
hi- stiutation souvenir ca a han-open
gilt fan. for in Japan IL II considered
rude % oifcr anything with the naked
hand. Ii Is frequent compliment TO
AK woman T. iHscrihe upon Tan
verses II Der own composition.
Tie housewife uses fans for decora-
tive purposes. but she does 80 with ex-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10
The A. odern WAY

Commends itself to the welcomed. to
do pleasantly and effectually what was
formerly done in the crudest manner
and disagreeably as well. To cleanse
the system end break up colds. head
aches and fevers without unpleasant
after effects. use the delightful liquid
laxative remedy. Syrup Of Figs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10
H. j. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
HOVsFS Am IoTs

FOR SALE HOUSES AND LOTS.
New house ga South Laeruse street. VITA
eiehi roofs. gnod cellar. uell aud cisterI. slial
harn
nosre and los "a Wealth, avcaaa
one 40 sherman street.
Two IA tenfer street.
oae ca Randolph street
One bannrT syfru~
Also house- and lofs on Paris sseuus <orth
prepcci, Pair street. haiiC3 avenue. IeETace
avenue. Sonth Lafayette street and mAEy s,tirrs
IN all parts a the city.
] have .nme me ~ ideut lets On Plainheid
avenue for sale cheap. Alro luis IN AL I,ars ~
the city.
FARMS FoR SALE OR FxcHAN0E
One hundred and sixfs-ave acrss ia township
- BOVINE one hundrei snd fhirfy acre. M
proved, thirty I've acre fne beech aud maf,ln
tifutFr. large fearh And sprir oFchards. nfla
huildlugs. roL clay lean.
Also eirhty ncref in township - B1une With
thifts i've acre inpreFed. fifteen acrrs ~ tsech
and maple tifrlrr
Cascade eifh thirty scrt~ a heavy tiniI.rf.
Az, one N same township - src iinrlfs-i niid
six acres With ous hDndFti ACRE ilnfF,sfcd /
god huiidinEs. E'psd orchard. s'il elias ieafn.
have farris ia al dlrrctions frsm cify. rare.
ina frurn hte acres up o. twu hundrli. osila
b. and io,.k over ny lift II gou vant g. bcs 20
exchange f..r cii7 property.
have few desirable if.ttsn- =, rent
Nufey o. loan on sss,t RAJ estate e-cnrtty.
n =. pffsff.fA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

fr hsrsa~ r.s.neYf Ths netentare fnv-<tnteot
rssfrsre - Rntfrn- Ma. have Established =
tfa8rh s.fTre ~ t,rsnf ksrlds n yna vssh -
sit.rsr -. snan fsonlhiF sayreots Arrig
early so sfop rrat ffrsneh o6ce - y sd a
7 essr 49, l+0EAN a FYnY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

little over The elaboration But she'll
yet there just the same.
just aow the average Woman Il think
ing that notbiag can h meansr than
this hiudfance ia spring gown making.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

>.AlspY COMMISSION To SCENTS ~
- hs-.ile fhs F.ff,f hi~-5-sf ~ frssink
Frn~t The -st.ss tscfsi aa6 nseef lzerzfinr =
"a -. K~ass- trk fiiss-r. zis Is -, ss--,etts
arks Ike naar - - - tn4 cert ~ -
sfes.fs ..-.r 81 fer e,erk " stse wsaf
e.lrs.,t $780, - tsks rAar<. - .srri*frs sd
strssrt - b-srrrfs. A Ears rkr~~e - reke
rl.sra. ~tts - fsrsns ari sfseri~-ff 81 erse-
az Nr-ror Erpser Ma "a. has Sol. Ia
,ts.>s, Wis pes = :
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE

t'oR SiI.E OR EXCHANGE Gram
Rapids property farm - - arr,s ia jane
ehards. yinssafl. small fraif. stc l,uiidinr.
frst class farm machinery. wagons slough
etc. can b. had. mcguire - 0Vns.f tses,f,,s ~
Kirkland, NJ driess atenne. 1rand Rapid.
Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

Tf{}rq7 Marshall r Wskler. huurr-
fSsfostf isf AMI conpaniou entertain
ers Al Hartman hali Dat ass IS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10
MfSCELLASE


TRANCE MEDIUM al Senth Division.
i Past, present. and future revealed Nine.
X. II. Rhoses.
VNrA>TED-AN tho urn o. step in ana sst
w price srftrx enit - cloffns -
pair ~ peuts made - nfoef. Aciet. iicrfsl-
sfeIner Co.
I WILL WANT after April - tenant ~ tssr
j Dorth bali ~ that eiasanf hrlrk faf ~ 3
Soufh Lafayette street the house. has all mel.
ern improvements. j. uifhir - fas,t ~ de
street fsiiway line and ~ ;rrfflfr - hsn-ilfr
residence can - fcund ~ tho city faIl -
write J. y. Harlow, band Pear street upstairs
4 TTFSTfoN. LADIES fsrsss. Russ De-
= veiuIfr ~li sillarEr sfiuf fusf Eve inches
guaranteed seeie3 ifsffuefions r. - zfuara
illustrated esfsh.Cti -. - nal fuana tolsrt
Baxnr btsson. Hafs b. san
,I-o BUILDERS AND oNTRfToRs
l ,cr have huiif ard Sold ~ roofreef -
have teken ntoffesee tsar& aud rfse essh -
arii tie rfintfert - rndrtrace 80 isnrfftu 20
ssffa rsii ~ 1eisr p hsfflg - anal street
4 Ffl BROS srrrfs-s,rs q ff.issrfe 49, A
~ Co. rs tte rit tstfrs 4tera oaf7.enisr
sllfsr peasarr sfrrs 1911 s1sff ref IN rIsf sri
Windf& AfrHfr@ tier tfeffie stssrla -ssraet ess
siedows, f'Bilfing - fr7iftf--. eae fling - al
fianis. fs.f,hlaf SID estimates eiFen r. elf All
nes wesk al~egs rad fq sala1 iote q
North lonis s.rset, Ef-,. Nlft1r fis.asr .f4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

fftNH ASH ~ 3 snss So u,rae sails ssiifsf
Y Aas nee f.ssssefsfi9 ertsrfe 49, ee.sffstr1
ltsazs kr,ssa ssss aed ..srszs sn5res. sens q
~ cxa~a>sza< oa<ft. Lie flsass <nesr Co.
frsauzs o.. sa1 Ivrae<s. ont, s<Sras -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

Some dry rossis e'uporiums - Chicago
haee 4 fe0 IN stock AZ prices shat might
deplefe the ordinarily Supplied purse.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10
WOE IN THE HOME
Proper Mourning Garments TO-
Women and Children.
SOME DAINTY NIGHTwEAR
Little Ones Now seldom Dressed An
Black Except for Parenss---fash-
ions latest Word

NE % the ad-
dess things in tbs
world 10 me Is 90
! see a little child
clad IN mourning
garments. II u
n shadow over =
young heart that
should see only
the sunny side Of
life. Old age has
Its inevitable sor-
row. Childhood
ought TO have
only JOY. But
Unto each life
some rain must
fall" AID il is not
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10
MONEY TO LOAN.

4 DyERTlSEME~1S on THREE LINES
n or more under this head cents line Tor
cne Insertion; 10 cents line fa ihrrc iuscr.
tions. or - cent line for one week
no YOU WANT MoNFYf- II -. va uiil Ana
~ i 10 your advantage to see "a before hur
rowing.
We make loans On household good. Flause
horse. wagon-. personal t,r,,fsrrfv - any
kind ~ the lowest Possible rates and Ia tie
quickest possible time.
Our loans are made without rni,iirity ana
the property - left IA Jour individual I~sssrs
zion.
BE paid in Full. - IN pert ~ an, tine - ssiii
ycur con cnicnce. and ans pan paid reduce siss
cost ~ carr, sug thc loan.
II Yon "~e bslanre ~ furniture. pisno ~
other property. 80 viii pay II "a Tor y.,u sr8
earn a. iotg p. pa sissire.
We aiso Hake ioans ga the huildirse and l,.as
OR cfisces arr tse nsost pleasant n me ca,
and are arranged that lartiss raIftnr MESA
~ maj ho waited nf~'n quickly and oourfe
KeBser,i,cr that ,oss have tho -. - l.,,l sAa
prcfcfts and she nsobeg and can retuu tise
GklND hkfIl,s MORTGAGE LOAN co.
hoein q 1oerr tl.-~k
ccrner q Nes.rsr. Pear and Canal 50.
MONEY To IsoAS 80 real estate .acuritt. ~
VI IA an aUooute. 81 TIE iuNesf rates - ir-
tsress, ~ Nilllsm "A. tlbeft. room = y lsl,ii
comb buiidias.
MONEY To LOAN In susns ~ sat. o.
VI T'rriretiyr rial cFLafe. L. = prasin s.,ars
8 I,oTrsi block. orpssi,e sseot's fotel
MONEY L0tNED 90 shars tim. n fssss =.
W eftsii sircilnfs sin ars fofr1 ~ f7-si sernr
itF, frank A NfFHrr. - Ntlhfsnn rflef
tuiltfrz. csf. Pear and Ottawa sifes4s. Tee
PfrssfsN DIRECTORY.
4 VOW an IofsoK 80. s Rarulsr eonr.r.
si'.rf Iaestiet rtrnines 81 - e'risrk ~
TIE htt. No. t't at.iI ~ ~Iutt ftIfiaIrt reef
Aitftlrr bIissi - ff.ftItr 20 irfftrsi #liiiar
Nt~,a. e. { bsfies .. >eal.f. \. - - End S
lrAIT.Ff CITY fDfeGE 30 "a rarrinr
crufr-lile1 eeri3 Nar,dsE s4entre IS o.
ltaii ccfntr tflf<t Hnf ~crifssff rrsffl T. ~
Nsicctf. - > etfTef< X - X npd s
4 fIif ftfpaf IA fm gEsil r. Par-s R,l.,s
4 a ff,Ff1rf ,efff'rIf tni ~ setrrrt Eerr
lar rffs ,tfns lFtrs fridaY rsrsffze - 3 -
orIocf /, taltlas &. g. L. A tafa \
- II atsi
IMrFr5tL IoIsF 40 ~ Hnrrtsr e..n
rertlfT fFttr Iu.efsf rsrri1r ~ : ezra
- - ; tsi ts>a st-rtt - ff4tlas a.
g. ~ Z Araff - - ~ ena 8
Itrftsf Hercn a. vfFk r. u ~ frerre
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10
FoR RENT BUSINESS.

v,HE ART ASSOCIATION would like "a com
muncate with persons wishing 10 rent art
music studios or offices, or societies who do
sire pleasant quarters for meetings or giving
entertainments. Information can be given On
the premises. McMullen block. "A south DiA-
ision street by Miss NJ. /. Davis. or b. Miss
Amin. at The Gilbert
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

FACTORY building ~ South Grand Rapids
II cheap power: depot within one block
easy terms. Charles Fox. Michigan Trust com.
pany building. ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

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e - n SIS per day AZ home. selling Lightning
sDJ Platter and plating jc~elry. watches.
tableware. etc. Plates tho tnest - irwelry
silver or nickel. No experience >oeafital
livery house has goods needing plsfins. h. n
Delno. Columbus. q.