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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-04-07
SHAFTSBURY,

The mud is everywhere about now
days.
Peter King is repairing his house and
also painted it.
The maple sugar makers report rather
slim yield this year.
Miss Anna Summers returned from
Bennington last week.
Mrs. Otis Ward of Sunderland visited
one day in town last week.
Norman johnson and Henry A. Bar
ney went to Troy, N. Y, on business
recently.
The "Willing Workers" met last week
Thursday afternoon at Mrs. George
Lanes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington of the East
part of the town, have moved into c. p.
Oatman's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Howard of
South SALISBURY, spent Saturday with
their daughter Mrs. John Mattison.
The Rev. Mr. Steel of the Centre,
preached last Sunday at the Methodist
church. A gOodly number were present.
Two cousins, and a gentleman friend
from western New York, made a short
stay recently, at D. and Ella Galusha's
at the Centre.
Mrs. L. Saunders gave an invited party
at her house Wednesday evening, the
date being her birthday The refresh
ments served were fine.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-04-07

altar and the handsome white rug on
which the bride aud groom stood during
the ceremony.
Photographer Watson made two group
pictures as souvenirs of the occasion
one in which the relatives, to the number
of twenty-five, were grouped with the
happy couple, and a group of six COM
prising the immediate wedding train.
In common with many Others the BAN
NER extends congratulations.
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Our. YILLAGE FATHERs.

Regular Trustee meeting April Sd.
The president and trustees were all pres
ent. The meeting was called to order
by the president and the following stand
ing committees appointed:
Finance: Olin Scott, j. S. Holden, e.
W. Bradford. Streets: Chas. G. KimDall,
Chas. B. Wall, Olin Scott. Lights: j.
S. Holden, Chas. G. Kimball, Frank Sui
liVan. Police: Ed. w. Bradford, Frank
Sullivan, Jos. Watson. Fire Department.:
Jos. Watson, Ed. W. Bradford, DIN
Scott.
Voted, That the word motion in the
minutes, of the preceding meeting be
changed to action.
Voted, To proceed with the election
of officers.
On motion Col. K. L. Bates was elected
Village Attorney.
Voted, That the election of Street
Commissioner be deferred until the next
meeting.
On motion A. ]. Griffin was elected
chief of the police, and w. A. Austin,
John II. Lonergan and A. X. Dunn, po-
lice officers.
On motion, Drs. Emmett B. Daley and
r. w. Bennett we're elected physicians
on board of health.
On motion the following Fire Wardens
were elected: Ward l, Henry Godfrey;
Ward 2, j. NJ. Healy; Ward 8, E. Buss;
Ward 4, c. II. Wakefield; Ward 5, Ernest
Griswold; Ward g. j. Ed. Walbridge;
Ward 7, E. D. Moore.
Voted, That Mr.. Healy be granted the
privilege of the floor.
Voted, That the matter of curbing, as
| per request of Mr.. Healy, be deferred
| for further consideration.
The followinp hills yyere ordered mad.
McLintock and Woodfall, bill for making
report OF sewers, maps, etc. 49,. 1856 Al
| c. H. Mason, attorneys lees and auditing
village accounts Observation-Disclosures. 48 90
H, Field, agent rent Tiffany hose rooms,
February and March ............. l6 &c
| j. p. Guiltinan, auditing villPge accounts, 1900
H. Hall, rent trustees rooms one year. 100 10
| Bennington Water Power and Light Com
rooms ........ :. ....,................. 7O4 10
| Y. NJ. Association, rent Library Hall,
| village meeting. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
Raformer Publishing Co., printing bill. Is rs
j. II. Kelso. services as clerk, quarter end
ing April lst' ...;,...:.'......:......;. 25OO
ing April ist >. ........... 1 so O
E. Tiffany & Son, bill Of meter for F. D 80. 20
c. IL. Darling, taxable costs in Municipal
COurJ........ ........ .............. "a o.
T. Murphy services as polling clerk. 200
A. j. Griffin p'lics:, duty, March.,....... 10 50
A. r. Dunn, ..... 975
| A.C, Sweet, .......... 900
Voted, That the legal appointed poll
ing clerks at the annual village meeting
be paid 81 per day.
Voted, To hear the report of the vii
lage attorney on the sewers, as instructed
at the last meeting
Voted, That an order be drawn on the
First National Bank of two thousand
dollars for village use.
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BANNER AND WEEKLY TRIBUNE, si.5o.
BANNER AND BOSTON JOURNAL, $500.
BANNER AND DAILY JOURNAL, $3.50.
BANNER AND N. Y. DAILY PRESS, $3.50.
BANNER AND SUNDAY CRESS, So 90.
BANNER AND HARPER'S MAGAZINE, $3.50.
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BANNER AND HARPER's BAZAAR, s47O,
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dens
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

as ne found them
Now, at the risk of being dull and of
seeming TO wander from the point,
will point out what seems 10 me q
curious oversight In this Women must
live, must they not? II yes, may they
not live well. provided they do so in q
proper way7 And if business affords
women the means Of living no one
should forbid them to employ that
means without providing n substitute
equally good. Marriage Is not TO be
considered in this connection for very
obvious reasons. So. as stated in the
beginning, there Is nothing left but to
quarrel with the social system. IL Is
absurd 20 find fault with the women:
when an innocent man charged with
murder dies on the scaffold it is not
the hangman who is To blame
My very first business experiences
convinced me that women can teach
men lots of things about barter and
sale. We all know that the gentler
sex Is pronounced gossipy about trities.
Many business men would compel
wsmen 70 look 10 their lanrels in this
respect In fact I think women gen
orally have far better notion OF the
value Of tim. than men. Ia the nu-
merous little emergencies that arise.
hnd men curiously incapable of acting
quickly. They want time TO think
when a woman would do the right
thin.. without hesitation. Again.
women can manage details far more
successfully than q man
Have found business life destru ctive
OF the feminine qualities? was once
asked. suppose this means does bust
ness make women harsh. sorsiid aud
unsympathetic? On the contrary. I
think women who earn their bread are
more cultured. refined and gentle than
their sisters. For what Is business
but o means Of devoting its profits To
ones own ends7 And IL a woman be
naturally superior the money she earns
viii contribute 70 her DEVELOPMENT and
elevation.
And she viii lift mp others. too
Fer when n woman succeeds In
business does she not give employment
20 others. jus, like n man2 But there
is this difference: The woman IL ten
der and sympathetic. She II capa-
bic OF Interesting herself In the peo-
pie who earn their bread by toiling
sor ser. She can sc what IL TO their
eopi far better than any man. The
odd quality 81 character which makes
. usan one being in his Office and an
other creature entirely outside OF Il Is
M part % . woman's nature For q
woraan Il always q woman She takes
pleasure In the happiness Of others
and she does not define business by
saying 10 il business AZ the risk Of
seeming reckless of words. viii SAY.
anaily. that woEnan's entry into busi-
ness life may wear the solution Of
many vexing problems.
Srerx ". A FINN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
PLACE FOR The FAIR
Ms Field on the Monsy Mskine
Nilsson Of Her Sex.
PROBLEM or The FUTURE
soms Tenstsneies May fet kuset .
social Rsssl.sioa--Isa siaets aad
social lsfe.

II IL wIsh diGdenee that eomplr
with q request for Dy vie~s Of woaan )
sphere IN basin~as The Whole matter
= 80 new - mas that ms opinionx can
harsilJ possess the weighs of sxperi
ence. shall thercfare consider the
bapie In eonnsetion with those mere
praetie4I aspects Of money making
wfth which 1 have already b>come
falDhiar
A thoughtful business woman rnast
- beth amused and vessd rpon read
inT sueh utteranees - thoae with which
. distinguished English soeial ec0no-
mist begins a profound chapter hesd-
ed. The Probiem OF Woman Are
women made less refined" asked this
learned gentleman. ARE their sensi-
tilitles blunted, DO they become less
womanly when their capacities are sx-
erciscd Ia barter aud saies VIA. eth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

S,HERIFFS SALE = BY virtue % az exeSu-
- ton issued oct OF and under q Q seal OF che
circuit court OF the county OF Kent, ia the state
OF Michigan attess ell . n the 18th day of sept
en- Der a. d. lssi. / ms detected aad deliv rel
IN favor of Maggie koOeus, executFix Of Tho
last will aud testament " Smith kobens. de.
ceased, md axsinst ,ss good ~ an esssseis, ana
frank hunt. therein namet. have irvied
tbcr~on and shall expose Tor sale. ~ public
sutton or venaae. to The h'shes: h,aaef At The
city OF CT nd Rapids. that beng the place of
holding the cirsuit court the coanty wherein
ssid premises are sitnst a. on IN. sda}, the eth
day ~ SovsBshef A. ?. i,ss, ~ y eelock IN
the forsn ca O. said deg, the following do
scribed nj e. tate ~ ug and heiAg A the eoun-
~ o KIN snd stats Of ,. irhigan. and described
lsui situate IN thecstg @ Grad Rapids, Kent
county. Michigan. bcina part Of Aiksns sub
disi Ion ~ lots t1renty-shsve l2S) and tvpn;y
(srand Eapsds describe ~ fh ~. - AlI
q Prank Hunts rigiit, tile, c.sinn and iniers
10 and O. q "trip 81 isnd twenfr-five ttsl fe q
wide east and west rs a 20 b. n red ninctg-twe
[ 80 feet norsh and soutt be,Es toe ess TWEEN
" fiFe (Zsl feet of from th- vest thirty o. feet
OF said ict twenty-thfee CD: also : h com
nenelns At gon.s 30, ,Snna 2, one hunfred sixty
80 thwss. corner os taid lot twenty hree fZil
along lire runnins along the south line ~
lots teentysi ree I'D sna ~ ny = nr GO .nd
With the vest lire Of To- tvcnfF-thfee 90
thence uest eight ant ore third q "a fces
thence rorfh eighty 80 feei thsnre wet one
bundrpd t~eatysix ti35i fest. thence n b
twenty COZ feet The 90 eat ena bnndred
fweptr-six hHl frst. h nee north Fitty fsol
feet, thence west thirly--is 60 feet ,hercs
nortk forty 80 ffe,. thence west ninhtY so
feet. theare forfh che hundred twrntf nZH
ferf. thesre east o7e hundre0 twenty stE ifzs
fact th~nrs roth f,rsy % f->f, theac. wi
t1irsY-sis ~ feet. thence scith forty % iess
thence rast forty bar snd oaefh - % IA
feet thence sauth four hundred te9t feet ~
The pisce Of b~sinnina-
Dated rep riber 7, tseS -
lsAAt y. LANoRFArx.
Sheft1 q kant rounty.
~ Hsanox CovEss. beputy sAersd.
ri r.~2
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort add imprs'vemtnt and
ten,is 70 personal en5oynent when
rightly used. Tie many, sflso live bet
Der than others and enjoy life more, with
les sxpenditurs. by more promptly
adapting the world'- t<-r products 10
the needs Of physical being. will attest
the value ~ health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN the
remedy. syrup Of Figz
Its excellence Is duo 70 is presenting
In the form most aeceptable and pleas
ant 10 the taste, the Petersburg and truly
beneficial properties OF . perfect lax
alive; eiisetualIy cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyefs
and pefmauently curing constipation:
II has given satisfaction ,, millions and
raet with the approval OF the medical
profession. because il acts on the Md
neys Liver and Bowels without weak
eninx them and IL u perfectly Tree from
every objectionable substance.
syrup Of Figs il for sale o. all drug
eists In SOC and 81 bottles, bat u Is man
ufactured by the California Fig SYRUP
Co. only, whose name Is printed on ever,
package, also the name, syrup OF f1gs
and being we'll Informed, YOU VIII moi
accept any substitute If offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

Sees snd zbops. ~. matter how suhor-
nizate are their positions. has IN in-
poFt4Ht bsarsnx npon b4lzine>s life
bns bearing that y NE rrsnlt q
P~seise rather than active ini,aenee.
oaiy dnFins he Fast i've year.. hs
heses hzye women become the heads
~ arms aud the owners Of trading go
that i. - ANY grsSt ex-
tsnt And their appearances ia sAis
re~ role has kroezhs up Ia another
for1 the problem that presented itself
When younZ girls frxt sutered count
inx rooms.
asn n was declared thar the girls
were driving out the boys A def
yoaEg Hi>s. quick a. figures. neat and
active MA eontent with mach less
salary than a man and In many re-
spsets she proved fzr more eompetent
fhns II has come about thai nlarv =
clever yonth can md notking to Co.
While his sisters readily procure eleri-
iezi situations The result Is no end
Of arguments % prove that the girls
should stay ~ home and give the boys
chance. New. a. l said. the basi-
ns>s sou.an finds that many of the
qualities peculiar 10 her sex give her
an advantages against which male com
retifors have NO way Of contending
An agreeable. obligiag. refined lady
can secure more patrons than any dali.
prosaie. matfsr-of-fact man.
Wei, along comes a social econo-
mist This will never do says he.
''for the men have wives and children
10 support. and woman's sphere Is Al
home" Then he sta down aud writes
an artiele-and leaves things exactly
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

The vsluahls curative properties oi
AlAsoclss Porous Pissters are due 90 the
employment Of the highest medical and
chemical skill They are purely vege-
table. and in iuxredt nts and method
haze sever ben equsilsd. safe. quick
sud effective Ia their action. they do not
burn 81 blister bot sooths snd relieve
While curing. ADD can b vora without
causing pain CO Inconvenience
DO not 81 derived 81 misrppre~enta.
tea Al efher -, called Porous Pias.
tsrs are limitations. made % sell on the
reputation II Aiicocks
Ask for Alicuck's ard lpt 10 soiicfta
ton OF explanations inducs you 20 sc.
ceet q Substitute
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

no NOu WANT MONEYf-1f ~. you will
~ find IA TO your advantage % see Ne before
bo.ruwing.
We mske loans on housshoii ods. pianos.
hor<es zoBs. or per-onai property ~ any
KIND Al the lowest possible rates and An the
ani ke.t possible time.
tlur loans ere made without publicity and
n PRO; efty Is left In POUR individual posses
sfttn.
Leans can be carried - long desired cr
can be paid an fall 90 IN part ~ any time 60
suit You're nsenienca. ard an} part paid 70
duces the cost 81 earn ing the lnsn-
ifyou owe q balance ca ~ nj ure. piano OF
other property. Ne vii pap a uF Coz yoo and
carry a. hong you desire
Onr ollicss are the IA - pleasant N the city
and are ~ srTan4ed q ct r'sfties calling uTrsn
n y as be eaifi epon qntckly and courtsstis-
~.
Re4nenhsr that ION have the vsc % both fhe
prope a. aid the money and esn re.ura The
faafey ~ any ffrqe.
-fsR.ND KAPIDs MORTGAGE LOAN co
Room >. Tower I5iock. Phone izt1
Corner n Monroe fesrl sna Cansl 80.
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have ravsged the earth and poisoned
the blood % nations for generations. and
are the evil parents 81 Understandable
horrors are under absolute control OF
r. =. p. tho only inisllible blood purifier
known.
The r. T. T. Blood Cure has positively
cured numerous cases Of Scrofula and
Salt Rhuem in short time. where all
other blood purifiers have failed
Pleasant 10 take; applicable to dis
eases il infancy or old age.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
Sale Of State Tax Lands.


Auditor Generals Office, !
Lansing. Ai h.. Oct. IS. 1Ss3
Notice is hereby glven that certain lands
situated IN the county OF Kent bid Oft TO the
state for taxes of 1859 AID previous years. aud
described in statements which will hereafter 10
forwarded TO the ofiics OF the treasurer of 81 id
county, will BE- sold at public auction By said
treasurer at the county seat on the first Mon .
day of December next, at the time aud place
design ated for ths annual tax sales, " not pre-
viously redeemed or csaeeled according 10 law.
Sal a statements contalh a full de<cri .ltioa OF
each parcel of sail lands and may be seen on
applirs alton ct the Office III the county treasurer
alter they are rtc iysi b. him.
Stanley W. TURNER.
ri dec Auditor General.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

DROBATF ol2DER - safe - Nehisan.
II Nouaty ~ kenf, ss.At Session - the
pFohsf~r ar fr Earl cosatr 81 hsat. beld e.
ne prohafe eeHca, 81 Nser ity ~ tiFsna Rspists
- tha So 6sB % Nottszress "a the yesr ca@
thoasand esGbr lr,s<tFsff 4sd rinefY. fhre@.
Pres~.t. Z ms =. Pafksss. ludse - Frr.bats,
IA tn ID tfer AZ TIE eefste II
HaN~tH 4. N'ftfA ae~rasod
Al insfru1aea4 Ia wFfs nR Hnsnf,f1inr - -
~ isst Nfiii saa testhlreot - sd terfes a
hsvine ~ n HEED . his rosFs ~ frrka-a
+. - ersfrr~d tlat ~ daf. tAe - fsr -
ns-c~r.h sr resf a. 80 eeisfk n sss-~n.ne ~
sd pF-shat~ sffir-s. - snss sate-i ~ ffossa.
- tnsfranpa&
srs a. i fsrtter er3ere8 thss eopv - fhs.
~ lsr rsh ashrsi = ~ sssres4.ve rerss pr--
ids Heesit a asl D eFuspaQsf rffcf~e at ear
rttlsssoz ~ said rssafy z kfstt
fNkAs ~ FEnKfS1
a 49, -epFl }ssise q frotste
HAaxr . fEuEz.L- ksxa1eE. ri pss q
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arrsd ns818s. kieh-. Ga = Isan
>ctics h bsret9 eIre1 fhsf - sz~~sru<ts
rasl fof The sfzIrfofeEent ~ siief sttf ste In
rear 81 he hes1t eflentg hoss. frrn Oftswa
sfreef ~ keat freet - 49, tr ~ iHnos. ena
thst 1 ~fH Fseetrs psrnss.t thereoa ~ 80
rrrtod - f-snfg 6aFs frssn tht dHts ~ The
c4ce a tns cts fFtef4fef. cts haH
neFif a. n. @Ohkflk. Cts rsasuref
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

ftfy lfee4Hfcg me-.
Grsnd Rapids. Mich. Ne. = lsaa
Notfc. Il berthF given thst the assessrr -at
roii far rhe eoustruefioa ~ aeSe IL y ~.
ah~th f-e>s iron North ssr~st e. Broeduey
sfrnsf Il nor a. ~ hsnds. sd thst 1 wfH ~.
dsys frosn hrs asss ~ tbs ozlcs "a The estT
Treasurer. city hal.
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ers.s Rspsds Mseh-. fler - s<a
N<tt<e = berefv glren thaf fbs nuaee<znsns
rra ~ ~ efsEstFarticu * . s~sf 10 90
ftf8 sff@st lrsn Hesf3H 80 a. - ri
so tbst ! ~i4 fecafte pafnrnt tfssr=un fof
~ Ferfo1 II t0e14 ts1s ifrsh ule oa1s "a
ths slfsses - ttss e.ts tFaasaF@r rfs9 rail-
~ - D. IA r0hkllk. CIV Isessafs1
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- Ir-asn.sf.s D.

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f~res Rarsas. M NV = fs<4 /
Nnts~s > h@resT essee shss So s-s..ssrs~s
roa ~ ne rprcxers~at - -trta tesf stress
frnrn Fo1ata8n stre~t - ires st-s4 =
nrs n - nanria snd 49, ! ~ia rerefvt rsf
rat fi,.r.e ~ a. prrtsi ~ f.r1ts 4sr- fruin
fhis asre - tA- efre - - tltF tuassorss. sssg
kan
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that imFase unhsaithy MOOD : present
IN al. sfbd the direct csuse = asany
sl,aeasee iron which ss suffer. Scrofuis,
rheumatism and Specific Diseases whicn
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rAxlprRHtsr.

- y HffffiT 7. tstIfsr-riss hlr1s 81
VI. rssls fsh. frc. rpooelea a. nataTs Al
wars strscfss hr-tr5ese sfec ~ - sen,osif -
hor-e - seed a. rss fa1s % or4er fass
tsanrA - Nest faitna $685. e.
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PHYSICIANS.
IR. w. w. PHIPPEN.
LEGAL.


ciy Tresssrer's Ohlea
Grand Rapids. Mich. Nov. I. fsea
Notice y hereby given that the assessment
roll Tor the imtros ensnt al Umatiila rot
from Nadlsoa aFenue o. south Union street
u now IN ny hands. and that will receive
payment thereon Tor the period 81 twenty days
ursr. city hail.
noy1 N. H. SORkiCk. City Treasures
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10


NOTICE A. M wffe. Hattie Wesfervnit hss
y faff ny hed add f,oarri wfthont Jest rsuee
~ proves 81 te-ets wsfn Al pefspns nnt
20 i've her ef-dff On my sccouH1 b. Mester-
TeiA
lxrANTED-t1 ussn - step a. Ell sef oar
w prfre % faii - ufntef suit - clothes ~
rsir ~ rants rnsde - order: can sass Pea
nrssIsey Weight Herpnisbeimef A On
Nt'ANT kfb- Everstords - s1nnks the Nieksl
w Get eiesf. a hand nssds Hsvana Toe ctgaf
80 seents tst Ser ~ ksaufaetofY SD SAILS
suosa . n sterloo street. ThEs = uni0a nasds
rfrHr
IMPERIAL iOTeE. No. Ia- Rasuisf err.
Il sent5fsn ever FrsdeF ev@risr 81 : = e3ock 81
ls9xerfsi este fah % eeithy ssennA y
\ fsrkias. {. q. = Neahf. a = asd =
SkAf Sor trsvefnr 49, VIE viFss rssny to-rss
- Do ssies - ssfs NJ ssnElas - &C 10
~ort dofs = feW saInet~s. wtlI~ estifne -
trnfns. psfse fef psrtfeulsFs howffs. in-k
kssx ~ hacagn ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

Grand nanids kich-. Nos. iH8
Notice Il hefehf rienn that a. se~rtsu.ent
roll ftf The colsfrurtiou ~ . 1897 in fetft
bans s,rref ffups Third street - fouffh ft-usa
u nov IN NJ hands. End dat I val rec~iss
psrm~n-s On ssnc lef ths ferfed - fwrsiy
days iron this dssa - ne ofacs - si.s ems
sss1 * sonRIcx csr rs...sr-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

FOR Over Fiftv Years
MRs. wnsLow's son<HSe SYRUP has been ussd
Tor children tecthine. IL soo,he the child,
noftens the gums. allays all PAIN. cures wind
cole, and Il tho best remedy tor DiarrhoDA
TWENTY i've cent? botfiaH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

DRoBATg ORDER State - MiohIgsn. com.
u ~ Of keuf-ss. A sexsion 81 rhe pro-
hate court for sad counsy q Kent, held AZ the
probate ofice, lb the CT 81 tirand Rapids, on
the IN daf ~ Nofsm r. n the year one thou.
sand stxht huadrpd add Hinety thrre,
Frpsent, Cirrus Z. Perkins. iesl<e ~ probata
In the matter 81 tas cFtataH
JOHN W fAkEf I. :. deceased
Tie Nichtx Trust Lotnpsny, ada lnistrator
with thu elll Hnaefet OF sald estats. having
render.d ~ THE c art lts Enal sdn inistratfon
sccr mt and preyiax fpf the dietr button 81
81 4 a4fate.
It's ordered that Menfay, The ssb asy ~ De-
ersnf-r 10 az - ciossk tte forepoo1. a. said
probate ofhrs. b. appointed fN fh exasuioa..
tea snd alleWascs Ct a1t4 account aud hearing
said r,ssitfen
And 4 IL farther ordsrsd. that q copy ~ this
orsier ~ rablisked three successive weeks pre-
vions - sad dsf - hettffng 10 The tirsnd Hap.
vs. Herald "a l. newspaper printed and
circulafins IN said eoa'a. Il q Kent.
tfRJs n PERKINS,
"A frue ropy1 ledge 81 Prohsss.
HAKEy u. JHwHt-t. keelsfer fri roe a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

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Grand Rspids. Aich Get. -. fSouI
Notice h hereby given that the ssssssmen,
roll foe the coostruction 81 sewer in Asdi
-. a,efue. nos llali street % A.. L. a y X.
X. q now In ny hands, s1d that l viii 70
eeive payment thsrcon for the period of
twenty days frufn this date a. tbs office Of thu
efty treasurnr. eity hall
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

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Cits Tressarsrs Oaic>
frsnf Eepfds Mich. Nov. 1. 1s13 I
fctiee Il hsrsby Efrea that the sssessDsnt
roll tcf cpnstructsng q sewer IN brsseNss
street. igCua oftll etrefi - ti.diHf MI rFeak
IL rev IN ms h1Bds. and that lwiil rrrsfve pag,
meet thcrson Zoe lie psrssf ~ tvertr daVs from
this dxfs a ths easses - ths eitg trsssufss,
nssa III soKRIcG. Cis Tru.sar-@