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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-25
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
SEPT. 4. is)i
vinENcH nIYISInN

Express trains leave PRovIDENcEs, ., follow.
For NEW YORk-llS A. NJ daily 10 59nlmited
II IAN q 10 8 0s dinIted.L 20 p. NJ. tdaliyl.
For NEW YORK. via stonington lane-7 10. 81
p. NJ. daily. except sunday
For PHII.AUEI.piilA. BALTIMORE and WASH
lNGTON, VIA Harlem River-l0 10 A. a.. SAs
For NEW IA vEN-1 Is A. NJ exp. daily 81,
doc. exp.l 10 10 ,expl 10 80 llimitedl IL 10 A. 81.
gxp.t2 rs !exp,,; 90 uimtedj. . 90 Iexp. daily
For NEW LoNDoN-i isA. N. daily errl elo
taccomt. . W taccom. sundays oniyl 10 (looi
exp.Dv 80 faccom.l. 1o1O ,exD.l 10 80 (imitedi.
ll1oA. IA. lexD.i 30 tacc oml Is texp.h aus
Qimitedl sD ,ioc. exp.L 81 accom-. Sundays
onlyl a 40 taccom.L doU z. A. exp daily
s5P N. texp. daily.
WORCESTER DIVISION.
Trains leave PROVIDE NCEas follow.
For wORCESrER-a IS (exp.L Z 05. z so expy.
10 accom-. IL 80 n m. (accom.l so fcxpl.
l20 (cxp. 10 woonsccks D As doc cxp.l. Oop. IN.
accom-
sundays-sso 30 a. m. ,sccom.l. eoo SIS .. m
(accom.b
table furnished AZ all ticket Offices. H'
q. 4. HEMPSTEAD, Gen'l Pass. Agt.
mayl7-d-y
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-25

If AFFLICTED with scalp diseases. hair falling out
AMI premature badness. do hot use grease or
alcoholic preparations but apply Halls Hair
Renewsr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-25
ROOMS AND 8OARD.
ALDINE HOUSE,

ALDINE HOUSE,
fss Broad ST. cor. Chestn At bncst location IN the
eiiy desirable roorna with hrst-ciass dining ofr
ia20 u
fl,O LET-IN QUIET LOCATION. NEAR HORSE
II cars, furnisned rooms. Mo ern improvements.
tTcwer street. tn7-f
A71 BROAD sI.-RooMs SINGLE On on
suite with board rslsrsncss rsQuired
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-25

seeds for bitter fruit No will
will be broken by No novel interesting Such
forcile aud declaration to oil who
and happy 1t viii be good deed to put this
nthe eheartof family RUSSELL h. CoNwEI-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-25

LOWELL, Mass, Sept. 2b.-Thomas Bo
derrick, living on Howe avenue. daring q
drunken family row yesterday, thrashsd
his wife, jumped on her chest and cut her
badly on che bead with . knifs. The po-
lice were called In, but Boderick could
moi ba found rFt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-25
New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
TIme tables giving full information
a to local and through train ser vice
may be obtained ut Providence sta
tion and stations as below.
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Photographs d the Holy Land.
NEXT TO The BIBLE.

land multiplied indefinitely
magnificent photographs bring to the
the associated
with guide the American
home carrying readers Jesus bon
taught, suffers and died
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-25

T,o LEr.-oFFIcEs AND ROOMS .os WEST
y minister street. near Dean susss b-Sss News
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-25
Bible Stories for Children.

A splendid book of $40 large folio pages, beauti-
fully printed profusely illustrated, many colored
lithograph plates, strong and highly6n paper
handsomely bound, illuminated title page.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-25
TO LEr-HoUsss.

1,o LET-oN PROSPECT HILL, HOUSE OF
il TX rooms with basement. all modern conven-
isnces. Address C-2z. News ONCE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-25

Three fnCs under Wts hcddtnG 10 cents.
u,oR sAiE-GROCERY AND MARKET WITH
IL good tenement and barn with tovU icet OF Land
on desirable corner present owner must sell on
account of sickness Address B-zo News ONCE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

Ssmuel A. Brs.k. ths v.iIsnovn
thrssfiesi nianagsn atris~'i IA town lasi
r sht Tie partner Charles \. Gar.
wees. Nhosr health II in a sasnev bat
pfecsrInis sssse. - ios,atesi 81 ne sintrr
r-ssr' fsteriile North Carolina
Nrtesn asieolrn q Chicago - 80
iflra his eafsufs. Nf snd Ma &. D.
Feicpin q So 40 siraodviil@ as~nue
afs ie'eaIrs brssshar. Heavy ,
theeqes.aa z Here Easiu. Wyoua
iue si~n = vIsiilng ta-io
Mrs. Ahrefem Nay f-fpfn~t vs-tsF-
aar frous Nr-saar. Vest Virginia
~tsr- shr hss t--a ssifng h@r s..tes
Nrx Hrsahea.sf ~ r.ais Sine rasa
fn.lre ~aferess of|fss r-risa4 STATE.
-nurt eia leHfr lar ifh.zs,i'~ santaekv
sons-res r. sAt and aal erae coat
thsfo NerfsT
81 ~ ghHreh ehe - ~ sahlasfaa
81 r<it N~w y afs s1a aratss tsf,s.
rrfurnisr haae neFt secs
~. p u stsrfis = sha srtas 4. ~.
s1rrf - NJ z II Jes-il e VA -
Norfs Frlap~et sfseet
I-spk q fees~ - ssf.resiy ui fsoas
tsssesi fe-er sali q q AsFsF hsstitsi
ass p 3 0eh 80 y s@saesl stfsss >
rsff sirs ifam TIE TfiF
A. &. e.aastt. ssptratss,isat - tss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

Some tine since the Chicago Herald
issued prospectus 90 what 10 termed
"Trip Aronnd the World" Consisting OF
pictures OF the various buildings and
exhibits ~ the worlds fair The origi-
nal undertaking involved . heavy ex-
psase 10 the publishers. for the pictures
are real works Of art To reduce that
expense 70 an almost Insignificant figure
hundreds OF thousands Of the pictures
have been printed and sent broadcast TO
the publishers OF country dailies and
weeklies. 30 that everybody will be en-
ahled 10 secure. at very little or no ex-
pense. complete pictorial history OK
the fair. Ii 10 probable that some one.
or ell. OF the numerous excellent week
lice published Ia this city will offer the
pictures 90 their subscribers in the form
Of supplements. They are 30 cheap that
a carload may be bought for the price OF
the white paper alone. They are genu-
me works Of art. however. The Chicago
Herald has performed a great public
service In issuing the originals Of the
handsome photo graveures
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24
KILLED IN A SECOND
Zeohaaiah Tibbetts Electfocuted
in His Fathers Saloon
he DIED WITHOUT A WORD
Fall Currcat fresa an Arc I.ixhs
Ps.-aa Ihrouxh Va. fsody
Like Lixhta,ag.

ZsphAnish rsbbetts. - years Cd. was
Instantly killed at 30 yesterday after.
noon in HE fathers Saloon on Canal
street By current froaa an arc electric
light
There ara two arc lights IN the saloon.
hanging very close Ia tho gas hxtnFeA
iron which the place was originally
lighted At ga. when the lights we're
firsi turned 90. yesterday afsosnoon. the
light dearest the entrances dad not work
properly. and young fibbests took .
step ladder to 90 up and nx it. As hs
reached the top Of the ladder he graaped
the gas pipe With he right hand aud
touched the lamp with the lott Al tho
Instant he touched the lamp hs fell
heavily 20 the fioor and gasped but
onoe The gas pips has direct con.
nection xith the ground. and BY grasp.
ing tho metal part u the lamp with ono
hand and the pipe with the other. the
whole current passed through his body.
The only mark vas burn on his LETT
thumb about half inch lorg. DIR.
hradish was called from his Office On
the opposite side Of the street lie de-
ciSed that death was instantaneous.
No jury will be summoned. AZ IL was
clearly an accident
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

Landlord Rice turned the Bridge
Street house over to Peninsular chapter.
Order % the Eastern Star. last night
II was invaded by eighty couples Of the
fraternity. who held possession until
after midnight At o O'Clock an oyster
supper was served in the dining room.
after which the hoor was cleared and
the merry party held one OF the most en-.
ioyabls dances ever given in that popu-
lar hostelry. Wurzhurg's orchestra fur
n,shed music for the occasion and dis
coursed all the popular dances Mem
bers Who did not care % join in the
merry dance were entertained with
pedro in the parlors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

Daisy i0.sSe ot Eiks will hold its lodge
~ sorrow sunday. Decemhcr 4 The
committee u arrangements consists OF
J Z. Mcinnes. George ID. BDstock and
" 49, frost. William +. Mcknight will
deliver the general sulogy; :. Nesselius
f0r J. Lloyd Bsczee and J. n. Melnnes
foe W. VI. For,t they being the only two
members % the lodge Who have died
during the past year.
TIE Hesperas cub held its regular
meeting last night with a delicious
spread Ia the Bristol cafe. The ban
quet vac prepared under the supeFvis-
Ion u tho Hon Daniel Mccoy. and
tSenty uemi ers e the club sat around
the festive board
Mrs. James Peeps o, Colt avenue sus-
tanned STROKE % apoplexy Tuesday
night and Il - feared she will not re-
cover Her husband. James Peeps. is
one a the oldest wood carvers in the
city.
Grrris Sprint sold 20 Rosaiia n.
E'soy a fasD in Piainfield for si.O0O AMI
purchased from him aiother piece %
land In the same township Tor si2.500
The deeds were recorded yesterday.
Doric lodge T.. 4 A. NJ. conferred the
third d-gree AZ "a regular communica-
ton last night Several members % the
craft from neighboring lodges wore
present 20 witness tho work.
Sshara Council No. 10i OF the Grand
orier ~ IRE Orient will confer the de
gree a tre Orient on i've candidates
Monday eseuiuy December a. at Lily
ioizs rooul. h. & T.
n = tsooiman. secretary and treas
ufer - TIE Hafeitinr q Perkins Drug
company. has frsl -ued lie - succoesied
BY 81 r. Hazoltlne. son % DR.. &. =
ils1eltine.
The single las club - eadeavorinx Ia
seizure Henry George Dor lecture i'm
Iockerby nal December 7 o. :. The
rr0,as-sis Eiii le given 20 the Associated
charities
Mrs. > p haney = putting up large
monument In Greenwood cemetery %
TIE .lesiga n a ssrcuf haggs 10 the mem.
orr q her ate husband.
90 accnuat q The Mills meeting.
there siii be no rehearsal - the choir
- THE fouoisin Street baptist church
tonight
About thirty men are n work on the
81 Cecilia building II - expeefe,i that
the rt'l wi he ready Tor TIE root uext
month
The November meeting 20 the Grand
River Hrrnea.fursi -priety wih b held
in tae enarf house Tuesday sftsFnoon.
The Mich rsn Trust ooDpsnY will
huif ia annaai meeting ard election
the arrond TueaiaY IN D.cember
The kn ghts Of Heuor FiH give re.
a D.. Il
~ buii.iing.
CorL Knott 4 Co. place u business
sfi - open issisF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24
GRAND RAPIDS Is IN
II a a Member Of the Western
Base Bal League
ORGANIZED At INDIANAPOLIS
,kesflez 500 "a IL Called 90 Discuss
Pizsas IDr F4rEin< Team late
1hs ktzid

George Ellis returned yesterday ffon
Iadiaaapalla, shsrs he aftsnied he
nsstiag q bass bal enthusiasts called
q osxaaizs ne Wsstsrn leagas The or
saaizatioa was effected aad Grand hap
ida 80 inciadesl IN tie membership.
Applieasions seru eameFoos froa base
ball cites s!thin the iari~dictioa a the
ssaxus. .nd Grasd Rapids xas seesptsd
o. shs sxcl1ssoa a 81 Paul. Omaha and
Linooln. The cities composing the
weslsxn lsag1a a. It - Dos orgsnized
are MiiwaGkos. Minnsspoiis hAnsss
CITY. sioux City. Indianapolis. Toledo,
Detfost snd Grand Rapids. Anong
the is4ding players and managers
preseat al tbs infiianapoiis nesting
were Bush. Coaisksy and b@acroft 81
Cincinaati Rose "a Om4ha. bsrnes %
AsnaeaF.sliz Casnman % Aliwaakes.
LOG u Iolssis Manning q kans@s
City ana yandsFbaek OF Detroit The
terms up<5u shlch ths above cites we're
admitted we're the Fayneut q 100 each
a. a zaarantee thai thss snl nnish me
sea.oa and that ~ per cent ~ the gate
receipts sbAll he turned tnto the leas9e
until sucn ueposit shall have reach 81
s,.tou. after which the stO memoership
l-s nav ke xstairaxn. The question u
,livsliing the gate rrceipts Vss a sabsect
Tor exsatiBued debate. IL vas hnaily
decided ~ the vote of Grand
Rapids D. divide the gate receipts
evenly among the teams IN the
league. ttus placing Grad Rapids on
sa even t1oting with larger cities
Srand RAPIDS already appears
d be desirable held with
soms q the NEST successful man
ayers 10 the county and ye<ter-
DAY sppiicaflons fes tie management OF
TIE local team were received from such
eel kaoEa men a. W. IA. Watkins Of
81 Louis Dave Rowe q Omaha. Billy
Harnugtoa Il Minneapolis. Dan ShAna-
haa "a Omaha ADD Nil Murray Of At
lanta 4 meeting will soon be called by
the local pfogenitors Tor the purpose of
discussing pans Tor organizing a team
A stock company u favored by some.
While others Nill submit plans OF their
o~n. The system adopted by The league
- economical and IL n designed 20 bold
expensss down . a minimum during
ths coming seslson- Business men 70
whom the scheme has been explained
express themselves - being N sympa-
tn With it and are ready 20 gave II sub
stantial aid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24
Harry Hubb.rd's Bsne6,.

The Harry Hubbard benefit enter.
tainment. TO be given at Powers Opera
House this evening. should be well at
tended. az the program is varied and
prices are 50c lower floor and 35c dress
circle for reserved seats.
Frank Wurzburg's band is the first
number and Peter Franks orchestra is
the first number second part The
young ladies' sword drill. under Orrin
Wards instruction. is especially fine. as
is also the Espionola dance by the
Misses Walker. White and Chamber
lain, under Misses Benedict and Gage
Miss Lena Bridgman and Paul Davis
give a scene from Leah the Forsaken.
And with Mrs. +. NJ. Davis. Francis
Campbell, George A. Smith, Prof. We'll
lenstein. Boos. Mr.. III. Davis and
little Myra Milmine in their several
numbers assisting there should be full
house; and il will be a christian act OF
charity for friends 10 attend.
IL is proper 30 mention that Mr..
Powers generously donates the free use
of his opera house. also the orchestra.
Band and all participants contribute
their services
Miss Lena Belle Bridgman. who has
taken upon herself the responsibility OF
this performance. has done n great work
Of love for her friend in his adversely.
and is worthy Of ali honor.
She feels grateful to all who have so
kindly contributed and volunteered
their services. and particularly TO the
editors Of THE HERALD, Democrat.
Eagle, Press and Review, who have so
thoroughly advertised without making
charge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

l. O. r. Hintz. factory inspector for
the western district Of Michigah. re-
turned yesterday from a trip through
Newcastle and Montcalm counties3 He
said the factories at Sparta aud Big
Rapids have resumed operations; but
the mills In the small towns are lJle on
account OF a lack of timber. As soon as
there Is enough snow for running in logs
the proprietors intend to start up again
with the usual force. The shingle and
sawmills will all be running as soon as
timber can be secured Today Mr.. Hintz
win 20 to Newaygo 10 inspect the fac
tories and mills there and next week he
will take . trip TO Hastings and Char
Inffn-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

The board Of church extension OF the
methodist church of this conference met
IN the Disision Street NJ r. church yes
terday morning and considered the APP
piica,ions for aid from numerous small
churches in northern Michigan. The
hoard consists Of the following presiding
elders: W. l. Cogshall, Grand Rapids;
W. A. Hunsberger. Coldwater; John
Graham. Albion: Levi Masters. Kslama-
zoo; ID. w. Parsons. Big Rapids; 4. l.
Kellogg. Grand Traverse; j. w. I'll. Car
Isle. Niles; J. |. Buell. Ionia; George ).
Hickey. Lansing. The presiding elders
act in conjunction with these lay mem
bers: J. G. More, George q. Whitworth.
Elvin Swarthout and A. j. Pressey.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24
Dcpos for Charity Donations

The executive committee of the
Provident society has engaged the room
az No IL Franklin street in the Lock.
erbv building as depot Tor donations
that may Re made AZ Thanksgiving
offerings Tor the poor. The committee
viii no, make special Thanksgiving
distribution a. has been done hereto
fore bat will give them out frcm time
20 time during the winter as cases Of
restitution ant suffering may present
themseives This depot will be opened
this morning with c. O. Tanning az
depnty custodian
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

A Conse.s That 4. Likely Co Develop
some Hos Hlood-

There il big s.xht on oser the pros
psetiss slsetioa IN Company b. said an
active member Of ths company yester-
day. The opposing candidates for cap
tsia ar, Capt. joan IA. Taylor and Col
W. I. Ac0arrin. aud the friends q both
are xorking hard. There seems "a DO
a grosing sentiment among the boys
ho-essF. that Captain Taylor should
oct bs tarned down nos. This seat
meat has developed since the boys have
beea thinking over . little history Of
i0FzaeE electioo& Captain Taylor vas
always an ardent supporter OF Colonel
Ac(sarrin Shsn the latter came up tor
eiecfioa - the colouelcy. and until he
faiicd 90 De reelected two years ago 10
- thought Mct;urrin would like % 10
colonel again and wants the caPtainey
A. a stepping stone 20 that position.
The prevailing opinion 10 no~ that lay.
lur all be reelected at the annual
meeting 10 be held the FIRST Monday in
December.~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

George 4. Fart. q wsll known Gfssd
Haven republican. Sas guest foe
breakfast 10 The New iasingstoh -.
fsFasy
q y staFfs ~ Moth Austegnn SLATE
Inspector a dairy fa-sd pfs~iueia. iiassi
ia he Nee i4fiagston yesterday
Clark casn4sil. ene q ipsiiantls
isadiag capitalists. sss gusst Ia The
Aissisfa yesterday
Masssls " " Damasr Cadillac
A. J. tiais. hiz Rapids " wHiiatas
Ds,lasaf.s. Nssi AsAalsh. ~. kflfsi
onsAfs Hafss. i-ses.HsI u -
Cos HsK. bsesfsfs
e~EsFs . b hitns iahis, - o.
sibits, IssssaBt " Il Wiissa, ass,
nas tfseFsa b. Glars Bfinst. a y
Ia Ahssaa b =. iissshs5 isaFsfss
ttfy
hss LiFssasFe2 &. - s.4lsi., Assi.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

Bsrkss 4 Cay factory. y aoaEasd 10 his
house from tas gFta
Ai.s Aands ID Psrsoss Il So :,
soaih ProsPset stssst !. yisitiag frissds
u Nss York CITY.
j. ID. Hsadsrsoa b quite sick Al the
hoas q Charles "a krlnsmaid. So. Isl
samDer street
superintendent Starring q the Has
unss schools sss N the city yesterday.
Mr. and hr< fraak Ley are hons
ffvm Chicago
G. kssskls - In Nsw York baying
good<
Z. w. Black lsft Zoe Boston yesterday.
Janes 6rady - in MAckinss City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

vile. s IA. Totey. I.4asipg. Dl4n.sl
Craze. sAgsEa9, G. - eiorsa Mort :
Muskegoa: "a. a. Hy1e. Rockford;
Georgs A Farr. 0saod Hhssa
EAslH-Jsnss Ganiaes. Cadillac
Lew Master. kA,a04ze-o. ID. ". Par
soas. b. Eapsds. J. III csan.iAll. SAzi-
cav, }. ". Wicker, Grand Ledge. o. x.
Stacey. Detroit
ksSr- a. A. Mckay. Traverse Cts.
II. J. Flsher. fiAa.iiton. l. n 1oxn.
breckenridge; X Saith add wife. Char.
lotis, Abel u. SHseif4sr. Jaytield. ben-
ale county; Edwln LArrabee. Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

The saa Turned Up ta Time ,o ciAin.
the Estate.

PoraaxEErsHK. y. \. Nov. 2a-MH
March. who died IN D0trhess eouaty
soaae time ago. left an estate valued al
81 .0O0oo0 She did not ka0x whether
che Was childless or not. ~ she made 4
condifional viii by It's terms many IL
her friends and sundfy institutions we're
enriched By gifts Of from 81 coo 10 sasl.
co each The document provided.
however. that II the cid lady's 500
should turn up be sas 10 inherit all the
property ~ heir al las. When all the
legatess assembled la tbs court room
yesterday 10 settle the estate and claim
their requests. Mr.. March walked into
the room aud secured the property
rightly due him. The viii was al.
mifted 10 probate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

Grace-There's beauty. That, the
handsomest flower ] have ever seen.
do believe.
Helen tbs certainly beautiful These
are The very hnesi varieties grown, ! am
sure. In New York md Chicago have
seen many handsome and rare varieties.
but this display 10 equal 10 any Of them.
Grace-How can Corl. Knott 4 Co
afford TO bring such q collection heref
Helen-Oh. they sell these readily
enough. WhNn the ladies zee them they
will pay any price for them. lknow OK
several who are going TO have one TO
wear to the Dancing Club party tonight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24
s,nl. Ihrr- nnll.rd n.ll.

White VIII Wilson. who has charge
~ Prank NcClo-key's billiard hall IA
The New L8vingston. wss at supper
"Wednesday night sneak thief stole
three billiard balls that we're lying on a
table TIE balls were valued at 81
There u NJ clue 90 TIE thief. bat il -
expected that Re viii make an attempt
90 'soak them n some - the pawn
ahoua
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

TIE late train robbery ia Arkansas
vas psfpetrsted ~ farmers Who hat
families They vits End before they get
through Nth this loo that they bad
better have done their share iowsrd
maintaining tho reputation n IN honest
farmer kAlamazo bszstfr
Evangelist Nil. SAYS many preacher.
pos IN IN morh time talking up their
Pct rreesi@. Mr. Nils - right II men
s,-,ept Christ pure sci simple their
creed eii settle itself Nuskegoa
Chronicle.
Mschiesn has another maFfies o. add
- che lengthy rerrsl Wien siii
N.ehlgan stap hef baby rsT q tfestlag
murtieFessf Musk-~on NeNa
he sainsv- - flnFleY are starving
Aad this "a 80 an sjmiHistrsiiaa that
tss,su lsed ~nsh sod saRes fes Fotss. r.
@sslnas Canfisf Herald
f8s saeh : sssssii patch - coastfy
Iisksii hss ktss-d - 80 q dast--
ksisaass.e feissrsth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24
MuskeGOn Service
via
G., X. ~ l.

Taking effect November 10th, islrl
LEAVE GRAND RAPIDS 1.s5 a. m.
daily ard $40 p N. excep, Sunday
arrive Suxkcgon 900 a m. and 200 2 IN.
Connections made by both trains Cor
Pentvaicr.
il25 "a ~ train will be discontinued
LEANEsiUSkt.t,ON s.i5a.m. except
sunday aud 400 y m dally-arriye
Grand Rapids . 30 a. m. and 30 p. IN.
Connections for both trains from
Pehtwater
Undsswesr sale THE week at T. J.
Ntthois
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24


On Thursday and Friday. November
% and "A. Corl, Knott & Co. will make
a special display OF the latest novelties
in hand made art and needle work. in
Guiding many new and attractive pieces
Of embroidered linens, the newest things
in sofa pillows and head rests. Beauti.
full and attractive styles OF fancy baskets.
trimmed and untrimmed. etc. Our aim
is 10 show the correct things in this line
Of goods and at prices within the reach
Of all. and consistent with the times
You are cordially invited 10 attend from
. TO Thursday and Friday afternoons
Good underwear only 70 cents at I. j.
Nichols.
Baby's first Christmas.
Big stock Of underwear at cost at T. j.
Nichols.
c. &C. telephone ll6 for particulars.
MI IA Mf Fancy goods opening
Show Thursday aud Friday evenings.
Nov. 23 aud "A.
We will keep our store open Thursday
evening In order 10 give everybody an
opportunity TO visit this novel exhibit
tion 81 artistic reedlework and chrysan-
themum exhibit
Coal KSoTT & Co.
Baby's first Christmas
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The beat 25-cent underwear in the
city is at 4. J. Nichols.
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LOG Canal street
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c. &C. telephone ll6 for particulars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

Baby's first Christmas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24
Baby's first Christmas.

Good underwear only 70 cents at I. J.
Nichols.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

Big stock OF underwear at cost at I. j.
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