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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

INC ahtAseasa s<ee W iN 'sfs-
al that c.ase of humanity which lis.s ~
fraud snd inI-s-'ssrs, and til consequence
Ora Copeland and Graham have rccsiss~i
numerous letter. from Es-.ite living In Va
rious rarss at Michigan. in)oruaisS thrfa
that their towns have been sitIss~d D, t-s-sas
E,rstending Ia L. representations of the
''Cotsland Mesiis,si lastisats They have
hsen defrs1dins ths Is-opit hy collecting
fee aud promising a. snnd ,ledicina 4,
pres. Du. Copeland and Graham want W
notify The pahi,e that ell saaoh yrs~sns arc
imposscrs. that they have no rvsssssn,s-
tives Visiting amp ts~ns In MichisAn. and
that they have hut one ofs,cc snd that IL lo-
Gated Al iss East fuiion ssrrst. Grand Hap
ids Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

prominent eits1ens of Pefoskey, died
Thursday night Il heart disesse.
cd. 4. ). Bemsnt, one u the most
prominent cisizsns % LansIng. dropped
deal Thursday Il heart dls~sse.
Grief IT the los II child caused Mr&
ChAxlss Bush u West hay City "
suicsis b. tAkias IaudSnuua
s>xinzw Egurss IL out that IL viii cost
the municipality ekA.aD.57 to live dur
nag the prsssat dsrAi ysas.
I-akrposs citizsos ass ohiscting TO
CongrrssmAn Whiting over the psopossd
removal d tbs psstnfiics.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
hrgun q SERIES or lsasn~~.

The business mems class IL tho y NJ
&. \. and the students and evening
classes have started series 20 nine
games 81 indoor base ball The first
game q the series vss played last night
h.tween the business mems class and
the students class. 1, was won by the
business mem class by score 81 IL Ia >
The nert game will toe played May ~.
between the business mems class and
the evening class both teams are gos-i
players and hard contest is sntici
patel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
Died In Jail.

Fred Nettles has gone over the road
not the road he has 50 often Travelled
but the road ali mankind must travel
sooner or later. Fred has spent most Of
his life In prison or Jail \ few days
ago hc was picked up for safe keeping.
As h. appeared TO be somewhat insane
county home. but yesterday when the
superintendent ~ the poor called at tho
lsii Ia TAX. him away he had died. flo
has been suffering from tremens. and
that ~ the probable cause az his death
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Hur~os. Nah. May li-Shsrin
bailey Of hryan. Ohlo. tracked EanS
vho robbsd a eloshlng store 81 ~sss
unlty ts ,ais yieinisy. AID with Deputy
shelf P.a.e ~ this city he unsSpect-
eddy cam. upon eight nj me sooSs
near Ds-eo. lii!lsnais county
marched them down the road uSau
~, village. - hsa QUO 20 the thisssss
made . pretsnss 10 stay osnina' -"
Shern Bailey remained with n'm-
srsea men remaining wnh ennces fsAs.
thrust their f-voivess into hs iac~ ~nS
d~manded MS gun tie gave ~ up 81
though hs !. ono Il the bsavest o'nesfs
The psfsuarioa vss tao great W resist
aud the robbers decsmped-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
Tnaa cReDenIlllx.
IT, mssesssas pspso e - ossss
heas upssasisaL
rAsv 40 opsa,y ssA rvssAav 0svsa
80 ~ Mo- vshe oss rhso nsan
Thsn-Ds. Copsiaa1 sad Co.
Asm ere Amss,esas sad Pre-
aSSso q Ansgsosa Coi-
Isgss ssd fsecsscsa

pr. W. ~. Coislsnd ls graduate - tsrlse-
Ha~pls~l Medical tia.leSe. Nee lort ,
~s pssssssns II ks- ciA~ ~ thss sssssssssss-s..
nr. ". I. orAlsAm ,s graduate 1t she NOD
heal College al ohso; wss aps.s;i.tsa ~ tiss
ss.d SxnsrssAn hosgsssal ef Cincinnati.
sas Frof~sHs 81 Dssss~< 81 the Nsrvsss
Nr<iic~i college. aud they s,osh repr~Gs
primarily Ne ts~s medical ss~inins tise
counsry sfords. naAny yssn os constnusi
vrsctsc. and entsse aud st~olss< oesosssu
IA the dis.us~s IN their rys-Sisissss. sso~ aud
extended sKIsriene~ IN srsstlEg thcss dis-
sAsss With unltorm saccosA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

J. I. AcCaaisy u Detroit. secretary
% the Michigan division knights u the
Grip. was present II the meeting II Post
T. last night and gave the boys brief
talk on the value II the order and the
nscsss,iy fos getting - many q the
travelling men - pcss,bie into the or
gAnizalion. IL Gas sxpectsd that Presi
dent n. b. Jones u Lansing would st.
tend the meeting. bpt hs vas unable 10
be present
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Mi.s Lydia J. Nsvcosab and pupiis Oil
give exhibitions Il ~ mnastis,s, tsblexnx.
p,siog. etc. PrsS. Won Gratill and Mis-
frsaoss Cos Iss and pupils 4 the con.
s~rvstofy II mssse and othess Slii take
part The entire pfoceeds viii % 10 the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
Michigan kss>ssnasscrN-

W,sAiSGroS. May IL The Michigan
ps;slsiicc appointments today are; frrd
TAYLOR. In succeed \. X. Gelman, re
-ignei. At Graadyille. Kent county; W.
l.. " boof. a. succeed Manly Glass;. re
sasned. at Maoomb. Macomb county;
A. L. Tubes. 10 succeed ". ID. Begro~.
resigned. al Meade. Macomb county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

S.aISAx. Mich-. May D-Charlss
Wil~orth. elevator boy In the fio'ei
Vincent. Was Instantly killed this nsof1'
ing. lie lost eontFoi Of the car anu al
tan pls,sl Ia Jump ont AZ the ssc"n" n'sf
but sss caught tst~o-n the cage at'"
sale II The SHAFT aud carried 10 the t"P
roor. When extsicated every bone ~As
broken and life extinct
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Progi,. ILL.,. May l3-On the first 81
next month all but two IL the thlr-
teen dis,iller,ss IL this city will be
shu, down by ORDER Of the trust oiiiciais-
Too much stock on hand 10 given as the
cause. This throws out 81 employment
thirty five government men aud l5o em-
pioyes u the dis,illerics
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

C,ntLL.c. Mich. May Hulia
Sutherland drank glass 20 beer this
afternoon ant dropped dad hefore she
could set down the glsss. There arr
rumor- q poisoning. The coroner will
holi a d At norton tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

The Rev w \ Frye .sii yesterday
that the erpec,~d ofiicial request Tor all
from The village councu - Spring Lake
hal not arrived, Mayor Stuart vlll
issue a call npcn It's receipt The Wine.
gar Furniture company came Ia a."
front in a most practical manner yca,er
day by donating shipment q sss
worth - house furnishing g,ods. which
sere shipped g. Spring Lake yesterday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

prNnrF. Nich.. May II Arthur Car
mon came % town with "A span 1T tne
hor-es for -als cheap. Suspicion was
aroused aud hr was arrested. Word las
b-.cn received that caFnoa was wantssi
at Napoleon. Ohio. for horse stealing.
HE was taken tack there today u
answer the charges against him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

JvIsk HAesssrs-S King. sssAeit and
battery; noIls psos'd L. Y. Crsmp.
violation a dog ordinance; nolie
pros'd Mrs. FlsanigaD. violation 1t
dog ordinxnce; sentence suspended
Ralph Cr~ssy. violation Il vehicle or
dinance; dismissed. Martinus Van
zAltbommel. buggesy: held for trial.
Prank Doaaldson, rsfusang ~ pay
over money; adjourned to May 10.
Arthur Cobb. truzncy; ssntence sus-
pended. Fred Blskely. larceny bench
warrant Issued. Charles smith. tru.
sncy; adjourned To May Ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
YkssTk.RDAY's BALL GAMES
At St. LOUIS


At ST Louis
~, Louis0 o o o o % 0-3 s
Bas,erie.-Hawley, Dolan and PETIT; Cup
~ and thinner. CmPirs-McQuaid.
AZ brooklyn
BrooklynO o / o 90 I O-3 70
Boston. = D 3 o y Ill Is ?
Batteries-Kennedy and Daley; Stivet,s
and Camel. umpire-Gannsy.
Al Chicago
Chicago 4 o % o l l ? O-s9 1
Cinc:nu.3 o 3 2 . o 10 2
batteries utchisou, Mct;innis and Kit
ridge; Mullane and Vaughn. Umpire-
Lynch.
At Philadelphia
Phila. 3 o 1 o o 0 0 o. IL 3
New York.O o o o 90 30 % 81
Bstterics-Kecfe and Gross; Rusie and
Doyle. Umpire-Hurst.
At Baltimore
Baltim'e 4 o % I o do Is
Wa-ht'n..0 o o o 3 IL IL 5
Batteries-Schmidt. Baker and Robinson ::
EsIsr. Duryea and Farrell. Umpire
Snyder.
At Pittsburg-
Pittsb'gO o o . so o o i-6 8
LOUSY 60 0 o o o 3 1 0-5 . 3
Batteries--Gastright. Terry and Mack |;
Heniming and Grim. Cmpire-Emslie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

. fsr--s - ecet--i tyzxae 70 p~a.-- sass
yoa r. h.i,oss n shss e~ss zen shculA carry
|, POUR .st p.'cs-s . sDsii s-~lsi vial ~ sh~~~
Pellet. They a.. anti Mlsoss Grsns~.
vhira ere IN Q prvrsp. a-d nssur>I vsv
~ssho-s g-fpsaS - hsn.Asssi and isssins
- sh~w Der vss: - ns>ss~s c~n s6ari
- r's~a~t~s shAs shev ~fil ave yoa atas
sSrens. - sheyu r~sarn yoss .so~~y
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

MARQvrrrE. Mich. May l3-Ten
young LADY members q the senior clarsot
The Marquette high school were expelled
foe characterization yesterday. as
trouble arose 10 a dispute with the prin'
cipal 20 the school about the class mark
iDgs in algebra The expelled pupils
have Appealed to the board 81 educ alton
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
Form or suicide.

CoLDwsrER. Mich. May IL. Mrs
Jacob Bric&iey 81 Quincy tow nship Yea
iert.ay saturated her clothing with kero
seus and then set them on IRE. Shs
vas frlghffully burned. and died within
a lev minutes after she vas discovered.
The woman va. come v hat dementcd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

4 nsoshu q tn WsN-knoun osnaAo-
naa Tslh . ks0askshas ososy.

Mr.. Matthias Ess. . ~~ilAnosn sad -
sssessd casssA Il kosAsusss. Ne b .
brother of Father john ,. Egs, shs widely
knc~s Csslseise Minissxs. BOA Mr. E<,e and
hs hsoshrs hive ~ Wright. this es,4nts. and
whst hs has ~ ay In tl.s foisevins siii ts
Of universal intss~st;
II live as Rochester vhca a hSsns, tssa for
come tirss tAsa have hsea visiting Nth my
tsosh<s In this eoasty. IN tbs Aos~ that tbs
county air might prove hsas6cial W ny
health, which hss t.s~a sadb undermined. ["
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

MARISs CRY. Mich. May D-John
Lehman xas drowned Ia the canal AZ
the hais this forenoon while attempting
% hook fact his sssl boat t. the barge
Sayelani which WIS IN Tow az the
steamer Byron Whitaker. HIS b"iy
xas not recovered. Lehman hsed IN
Detroit on Dubois street. lie leaves
family
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
League Standing.
COURT RECORDS.
Circuit Court.

JUD6E GRovE-The First National bank
of Seneca. Kansas. VIZ. james Hankin-
eon and Phcbe G. HankinsOn. foreclo-
sure; hearing in progress.
Jrpof ADsiT Jay w. Diamond Va. W.
T.. Wolf. SANDER; verdict, no cause of
action. Henry Spamen admitted tn
citizenship.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

ing; noils pros'd l. = k.hl<rs ~
Tt. Consolidated Street Railway coua.
Pany. trespa~ On the essr, motion
that notice uss insufficient denied
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Incres~. Melvin T. Luther. Baron
blanchard Andres 'isling - Palmer.
Eeis-us. il,ram Bir,!~all. Henry Clark.
t-ssieTicS Taylor Original. widows. e,r.
Nlmirs ihaian tnauty Standl-h- Jane
STRIKES. Juify Grfsby Catherine Butler,
John SCote.d father. minor 81 G. Eos
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

THcrx-Ha. Mich. May II Burglars.
probably local talent. blew open the sale
~ n Brewer 4 Go. last night. breaking
II into a thousand fragments. They got
SO m money No one heard the cS
pioslon. ard there IL no cle~ u the
thieves. The burglars tools were oh
tanned at a local sh0r.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

TR,yERss Cry. Mich. May i2-J.
Middleton. a wOsslsman = years old.
va struck by failing tree and m
sfaat,y killed, near Long Lake. yest.r-
day IL leaves wife and three cti!
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Ida Mason wAs divorced yesterday
from w. X. Mason b. Judge Adsit ON
the ground Of drunkenness and non
support
Minnis Brsdl~y vas given = divorce
from Frederick Bradley by Judge
Adsit yesterday on the ground u
cruelty.
The jury which tried the slander suit
al Diamond w. Wolf found verdict of
no cause in Judge Adsit's court ycster.
day.
:. Goldstein has begun suit in tho
circuit court against William Firth To
recover on = notc of Sool.dO.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

xxhsb6soss - shs fatg Gatoy . naA
Quss n ChicsgO Lass Might.

CurAso. Nay LAT the Lexington
hotel tosisht. German exhibitor 1t the
fair and German citizsns Of Chicago
united in honoring Herr Adolph wer-
muth. Germany's imperial com.
missioner 10 the Columbian EHpo-
xition by tsodering hiO .
banquet Covers were laid tor I'D
guests and the Occasion va aarksd BY
the greatest Enthusiasm and god feeling.
The German hand froa tho vii
l~gs in tho Midway PiAisancs
furninhed program OF music
while the banquet Was being
ssrvesi and led the company In several
songs dear Ia the German heart The
eolors Of tho empire we're f~stoonesi
about the room. and the bust Of William
III. occupied place u honor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Howard Dssigs. No. - Pleasant street.
scarlet fever; Jennie Wagner. No.
Windsor terrace. scarlet fever; Charles
Coarsoo. No. 80 West Bridge street.
measles: Belle Williams. No. 81 North
Prospect strees. scarlet fever.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

WHITING. Ind. May l3-The Stand.
ard OH company's barrelinx works ut
this place were destroyed by lire tonight.
The total Ices 10 estimated at from t50.-
zoo 10 10000. No insurance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Valentine I.ap,nski. Plainfeld. Mt.
Calvary. G. L. Williams. No. 1870 Canal
street. Fair Plains; Albert Ehlhart. No.
al Custer alley. Fulton street; u. n.
worden. Norwich. Ohio. Greenwood.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

i, benefit entertainment viii 30 given
fcr the Vomans home and hospital ~
tho Western Michigan college in chapel
hall = the coiiegs NEXT Saturday night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

A. n ffnar~
- hsn vutI
Ia vs eaten
HEARTILY. yo8
should tsss
~ f~es
Ff>~~ra FL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

The~.s no csss ~ Cstsrrh ~ hopsless
that br. saT~s Csssrrh Remedy csnaos
cure. The nshers ~ill Par Ss<D revere
fos say tnearshSs go
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
NEVER STalMeeRS
Are IL psseis WIZ opssly Pssass DsA
Csysiaa1 anA 0rsAsA

They A. yess FssssAs end MsigAessA
ga Thsy uesak Nsiahs Moo Saa
Lsss Thsa he TrusA-s - -
Your Vssl InsssseW That
You Rssd Thsm.
Ii 10 sood thing for people Who do busi'
essioaally. We want "a have . little tslt
eth III. p..hlic today. Every xees i. peh
lishrd In thee columns number Of inter
estins statements from people ~ho have
tees Tatienis III Dr. Copeland and Grshafn.
The Ts,rtrsiis ct thess pAti<nts arconpA
the Statements The presrnsatioa oi por,
trtiss with testimonials h feature al their
method. and. while II has t~~n copied eH-
tensi,ely by the manufacturers of patent
medicines and auacA no.srums, It can have
ioFoe only ~hen the p~rsoss ~ho are thus
pT~-cn,ed are known To- the re~ders- The
Isople who give such testimony for Dr..
Copeland and Graham are never Stranger !;
they are citizens and residents Of our city.
They are your friends and nsi1htors. and
their testimony IL voluntary aud their places
81 residence and business openly and hon
esfly given 80 that they may easily he
found. This is the strongest testimony that
can Re given as Ia the truthfu,ness Of q
statement.
Ii has no doubt often ieen said that while
Dir. Copeland and Graham publish each
week cures accomplished. they Say nothing
81 the cases they fail to cure. That they
have "A case Of that kind occasionally goes
without saying. What physicians have nosi
But these cases are more than rare 18th Dr>.
Copeland and Graham. Long experience
has given them wonderful knowledge and
insight In diseases. and they are invariably
they can benefit or cure the case. II they
can do neither they honestly say - To the
patient. They do not claim la cure every
case submitted To them; they do not claim
tai he infsllible; hut they do claim that the
prTc~ntagc of cures under their method II
treatment il greater than under any other
known method.
There can be no doubt Of the success that
Drs. Copeland and Graham achieve with
each case they accept under their care. This
success does not rest upon the use of any
specific or patented article or appliance, hut
on the regular treatment III these ply sicians.
whose prescriptions 10 suit each individual
case are prepared under their supervision,
for that IL the only way that disease can be
successfully handled. This is another feature
If their system. and il II the secret of the
popular success al Drs. Copeland and Ora
ham. They have studied disease until they
have obtained scientific mastery OF II.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Z lpss ycas bv-r ne~is ,h.
s~ns,e stimulating. - v~il
~ - invixo~ssspG. e1~s e
sh~se sny. snxG ocAeni
n ~. Eel tru~sy, tail. Ian
s~sd. is.rprSs-ihly sr-i ~ i.hsh-
sss~f 4 vou - - a4yesste snd
fv~2r--s hssSsrh~s 81 sisssn~-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Superior Court.
JUDGE BURLINGAME - The People w.
Emma Haehn, larceny from dwell
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

After a night with the boys
Yours for a clear head Bromo Settler
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
Great Special Sale
Columbia Shoe Store
12j MONROE STREET.
12j MONROE STREET.

Commencing Wednesday, May 10 and continuing for
days. will special sale of Mems Ladies' and
Childrens Fine Footwear which. extremely low will
anything Following
prices which will give you idea of how
sacrifice stock:
Ladies' Dongola Button Shoes tip worth 50 IS 90
Ladies' Bright Dongola button Shoes. patent tip Phla
dclpha Pccadily worth So co. for 16j
Ladies Bright Dongola. cloth top patent tip Bucllers
worth Ss5O for Observation-Disclosures. 225
I.adc Ru for $50
Ladies' Russct Oxfois. worth SIS for SO
Ladies' Bright Dongoa patent tip. hand turned, Butcher
Oxfords worth So - 1a5
Ladies' Serge Cong for. 20
ton for H.
Mems inc and lace for
Mems Rus.ct BIuchcrs for LOS
Mems Extra
and butt
This last only 10 will. therefore, do we'll
to come at oncc nd sect ome of thcscb arga
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

sWeare - cure that Iooi's Sar>apartiia saved
our son Jossphs life as that the sun shines.
Five years ego on board ship our three boys
Were vaecinstea- Joseph had very sore arm.
80 bal al one time that We were afraid u would
have ~ be taken OF. At length 10 seemed 10 get
well. but about two rRonths after. he besssn o.
con plain q soreness and pain In the valDinAt~d
ARA He had occasionally show n some signs 81
scrosuiA. but nothing serious His arm. how
ever. grew wor~e and worS. and became swollen
ard covered with sores. 84i~ Inflammation and
core, al,o spread stt ever ASs hsAy, and bs
wAs q u'Ass Of corruption.
Pitishle 60 Behold,
A misery o. himself AMI almost breaking our
hearts with anguish over his dreadful condition.
Many time did Z wish ~ wss A~sA ard Gu,
Of hs misery.
The -rIp'ion rss especially severe baes ofhi,
sars and over tis heal AMI the lower part -
h.. lace We hal ,o cut - all HE hair We
could az " wts Impossible ;o comb through ~.
rnass - hard crus; aad matter. PhYsiclsns dsi
him no good. xhd three specai,sss al the Eys
AMI fsr HOSPITAL 'aid
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
Nothing Could be Done.

rhe, spd u -ss blood tiseas. esa.ei ~
in,pHrs vaccination 'si~ nighi I happ~ncf
~ y, rrsiins n paper about Hood's ssTssps
riiIs, sri decided - try o.
Vhlls taxing The trst botil- Jc.ets DIT not
grow Any sorse On The second. ws rptlesf that
~ wss improving sni. slo~lY but surety. the
n.airin. drove asay the dissss- sni .on .
complete victsy. The scales soi scsb. hesss
D. fall Of. the sores gradually heaIsi ng. All
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

They 40 Yess FsissAs end Nsighbsss,
ssA Thsy oosak NsiaAss Moo 0o9
Lsoe Thaa he Ttush-h - -
Your Wal InsoseoO That
You Raod Thsm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Wool Dress Goods that were I2Hc now. oHc
Wool Dress Goods that were I5c, now .I21sc
Wool Dress Goods that were 2oc, now. I5c
Wool Dress Goods that were 25C. now. ISc
All-Wool IIenriettas Fancics tho ~. a. RIG
All-Wool Dress Flanncls that were 65c soc
Al-Wool Broadcloths that were 81. now. 75c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23

A Pretty New Jersey Girl Believed 10 Nave Be-.
come Z Canadian squaw.

BELMAR, N. j., Sept. 22.-Pretty Mamie
Giileu, the stepniece of Samuel l.. Gillen
the confidential clerk of Harry II. Yard, a
real estate dealer here, is missing. She is
not quite l6 years of age, and is tall snd
well formed for her age. Her mother wa
born in Poland, and from her Mamie in
herited dark style of beauty, which make
her resemble young squaw. Early last
summer number of Canadian Indian
came here anil set up the business of fame.
basket making.
There we're 40 to 80 of the Indians, OLD
and young, and both braves and squaws
They f;red cottage and also store. Th'
store was on street, nexs door to the cot
tage in which Mamie resided with her step
uncle, his family, and her grandmother ,and
" re she had a pleasant home. Mami'
had a place in the real estate Office under
her uncle, and spent most of the day there
In the evening she generally went out fo'
a short time in the neighborhocd with thu
young people.
When the Indians arrived here they at
tracted no little attention from the people.
Mamie seemed to be infatuated with th'
process of making baskets, but nothing wa.
thought of it. She made friends with some
with them constantly in the evenings after
she finished her work in the Office. Msmlt
frequently expressed her desire to learn to
make baskets and live as the Indians did.
The Indisns left for Canada on Monds.
of last week. Mamie disappeared the same
day and no trace of her movements can BE-
found by her relatives Before leaving her
bone Mamie packed up all of her clothing
and her little ,rinkets and succeeded in get
ting them out of the house without teirg
detected by her relatives. No word hs'
been received from the missing girl since
che disappeared. She did not board The
train with the Indians, but her relatives are
positive in their belief that she has gone to
Canada with them. They think the infAtu-
ated girl went to Avon-by-ihe-Sea or A..
bury Park and joined the Indians on The
train st one Of those places. Mamie was
| bright and well educated. and Mr.. Gilien's
family is highly respected.
| The Indians belong toa Canadian tribe
uhich has its home 20 or 80 miles fiom
the city Of Montreal. The squaws and
,ab,aves who came here were in charge OF q
| tall. handsome young fellow, Who said thai
| he was Chief Masta. lie had full charge
of the business affairs Of the delegation
and did business under the name Of Ii. L.
| Masta. There i. no doub. that he was a
chief.
Mr. Giilep says ,ha; he is confident thai
| 81 III. ut aw-y wrh the Indi ,ns
and that she is nov in Canads with III
He will make no effort 10 find nef or it
bring her back home.