davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-10-26
6ounoo's Pintrttt.
Die pariier haben nun 6eIeeenbeit, ei1en
Iebteu Bid ouf oen beriihmten
Gooten werfen gu fonner.
Darts, 26. Oft.

Ser I'M ~pergangenen Mtttipoch b~eritorz
bene &omponiit @ounOb pur6e beute in
ietnem StuOir3imnte in benz Sauie an Ser
8Iace Walesberbes auf9ebabrt, unb wirb
bis gum 6rettag, benz Sage Des 8egrdbz
mites, borten perbIeiben. Sau1enoe BON
Berionen orGngen ii6 ber3u, I'M eiuen
Iebten 8ltd auf ben berIbmten &ompoz
ntiten tperfen au t0nnen.
, 1893-10-26
6erieth an oen lInredten.

8iuiam 8urfbar6t pflegt in 8rieiterz
tleibung bon SouS 81 6auS gu ge6cn unb
Grucifire 5u iebr biai9en Breiicn SIT perz
%taufen. @eitern Nbeno gerietb er in bas
Saus Oes Yolisiiten 2ents an Ser Ottl7
maufee Noe. Gr flopfte 10 bart an Die
Gbir bet Wobnung be8 Srbnun9Smeuz
idben baB bieier aus ieinem %lanften
Scblummer erpachte unb @erger bar
iiber ben StDrenfrieb Derbaftetc. Son
9etcbter 8raomea tpuroe 8urtDarot ieoo6
beute 8ormittag freigeiprocben.
MbenbbIatt Ser Sa. @taatssta. l Gent.
, 1893-10-26
Dotfdafter aunpon
ueberrei6t Halter miIbeIm i'm
neuen palois gu potsoam feline
Rreotttpe.
Rer5It9e morte oes Kaifers fir ole Der.
Staaten.
g erIin, 26. Oft.

Der gum STANCE zines 8otibafters erz
6obene biplomatii9e gertreter Ser Ser.
Staten beim 6eutic6en &eicb iiberreidbte
beute Dem &aiier Q8iLbelm in 9Dtsbam
tn feierti6er @eiie feline &rebitipe.
ST mar bon ieinem bipLomattiden
Stabe begIeitet, un6 wurbe bon Dem preuz
Biiben Observation-Disclosures, @raf 8otbo gu
@ulenburg, Dem &aiier por9eiteat. Der
@mpfang fonb in Der b%eriibmten SospiSz
@alerie ftatt. Ser &aiier ioa auf bie
Qniprabe beS 8~Otihafters in iebr bersIid6en
Botten ertpi6ert baben.
, 1893-10-26
5rou Sdmtot Don oen 6eidworenen
6es 0oroners
Oes M1oroes erfen Grooes fduISie befunoen.
Qogansport, Sn6., 26. Oft.

2o9ansport, Snb., 26. Stt.
Srau S6mtbt, pet6e am lebten 6reitag
auf ibrer Sarm t6ren 9dbter Oscar 8ol@
ton tobt nteberltrcfte, lit BON Sen @eicbnoz
renen bes Goroners 8uibiobn bes W30rbes
eriten @rabeS i6ulOtg befunben, uno
purbe, obne sur 8argi6aft 3u9claiien su
neroet1, benz @efdn9niB iiberipielen. SIS
miro cine grtraiiBung Der @roBgei9tporez
men anberaumt per0en, nm Srau S9mi6t
in Nntlase3uitano gu perieben.
@eitern leitcten au3 Die beta9ten Gltern
6es @rmoroeten cine Sba6eneriaBtLage
gesen Srau S6ntiOt Elm, in tpeIber ite fir
BEN Sob ibres Sobnes Bic Silmme bon
$4,000 b~erlangen. IS beiBt, baB bet 9lnz
malt Ser Nn9eflagten Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
our @eLtung brtngen ntrb.,
, 1893-10-26
Gnt9leifnns eines gradt1uees
Jn Solse elmer Senfun9 oes Babn=
bettes.
Oret 5uebeoienfete babel nm's Seben ee=
fommen.
6ambnra, Mia., &c. Oft.

Sin nOrblia fabren6er Srabt3us Ser
Solebo, Nnn Qtrbor & g1ortb Wtbigon
8obn entgIeiite in Solee elmer Sebn SUB
ttcfen Senfung 6es 8abnbammes, cine
Solge beftiger &egengiilie, unb cine groBe
Qtn3aEl 0agen pur6en 3ertriimmert. Soto
motipftbrer 8eauLieu, 6ei5er George OIL
berts nnb 8remier Wuaigan fomen um's
9eben. Die Sriimmer serietben in 8ranb,
unb Bic 2ei6en bon 8eauIieu unb NIberts
tpurben fait gan3li3 Oerfoblt aufsefun6en:'
, 1893-10-26
Odmpfer=U a6ridten.
81 e 10 gorf, 26. St

Nepgorf, 26. Oft.
Q%nsefommen; y9efla" BON &openbagen -;
r@erfenbam" bon &otterbam D9laer" Don
8remen.
@enua, &c. Sft.
@ngefommen: v@erra" BON Stem Sort.
8remen, 26. Oft.
Nngefommen; v0abn" bon Stem gorf.
2onbon, 26. Oft.
On 8ropbeab b%orbeipaiItrt v8ritanic"
BON Netp gort nab 2iperpool.
Soutbampton, rs. Oft.
@ngefommen: v6irit 8tsmard" bon
Stem gort nab 9amburg.
, 1893-10-26
Gr1ber'og Albredt,
Der neue oeutf6e 6eneralfeI0mar.
faau,
sereits wieoer auf Ger Ridreife na9 mien.
s. erIin. 26. Oft.

Berlin, 26. Oft.
@r3berso9 NIbrecht bon Oeterreid6, nell
.3er befanntlib ei9ens bierber eereiit mar,
UNI Sem Satier @ilhelm 6afiir gu banfen,
6aB er ibn burb bie @%rnennung gum
General SelOmari9aa Der 6euti4en @rmee
ausge3etbnet, bat beute friib Botsbam tpiez
Ser perIaiicn,. I'M naob Wien 5uriidsufebz
rem. Der &aiier CAB tbm bis gum 8abn@
bot oas @eIeite unb perablbieoete iib BON
tbm in ber;libiter 8eiie.
, 1893-10-26
SdmtnOler meeks pott Netu Dork
An ete omerifoniiden 8eR0roeu
aus9eltefert.
Das Derhalten oes pr6foenten pom Gotta
Rtca erreot oorten einen Gntriifuness
iturm.
Sc e 10 Oorf, 26. Sft.

JteW U0ftl 70. Stt.
@tne 9epef3e aus San Sole, Gotta
silica, an ben vSeralb" beiast, 6aB Brdit7
bent Goorigues ben bon ben 9nipGlteu
oes Stem gOrfer S9wtn6lers 6rancis q.
Weets ertpirften yhabeas corpus"-8efeb1
unbeacbtet 9%elaiien bGttc, un6 8eets be-
retts auf bent &lGpe9e nab gtetp gort fet.
IS miro aber in ber 9epei6e behauptet,
baB bas 8erbalten 6es BrGiioenten in sofia
Silica etnen pabren @ntrIitungsiturm berz
Dorgerufen bate unb baB taft bic geiammte
Prelie ieinen ioforttgen 9tiidtritt forbere.
, 1893-10-26
Uer0tente 3iidti9un9.
5omalis ermoroen einen itatienis
f9en Observation-Disclosures
unS miien f9wer oafHr bi6en.
Zanzibar, &c. DIT.

S0H 10 at 70. Stt.
Sin 11nterLieutenont 6es italientidben
@biioOampfers rStuffeta" purbe gu ferz
tan auf Dem Seitlanbe, ettpa 40 WteiLen
meitIi3 bon Magosbo, bon Somalis err
mor6et. Die vStaffeta" bpmbarbirte barauf
Die ettpa 5000 @inpobner SGbIenbc Stabt
unb lanbete alsbonn cine Nbtbeilune Maz
rtneiolbaten, tpel6e mebrere Der an benz
Otorbe bes Ofi5ters betbeiligt getpeienen
SomaIts t06teten. Den 1eberlebenoen
wurOen alsbann i6re @epe6re un6 ionitisen
@affen abgenommer.
, 1893-10-26
6rofe 10th
Inter eirii9en Oamafwebern
9 ubLtn 26~S

n 70. SCI.
0te bcrii6mten 9amaittpcbereien gu 9(rz
magb baben pegen man9elnber QluftrGge
aus Mmerifa ben 8etrieb erbeblicb be-
ic6ranft, tpoourb cine 9roBe @n3ab[ 8ers
lonen seitpeiItg brotlos 9etporben itno.
Die gtotb unter ben 2euten lit eroB.
, 1893-10-26
Geitorben.

@aibin9tOn, 26. Oct.
Ser &aplan bes neutrality-suspicious.
bauies, 9abbatpaD, ift beute friib 4 ubr Ser
8rtsbt'icbcn geletenfrantbett erle9en.
, 1893-10-26

Der 8eiuh Ser meltausfteuun9.
@tntrittsfarten pur6en an 8elucbcr Der
Weltausfeaung an nabbenannten Tagen
D%erfauft.
, 1893-10-26
Stdottibes.
Oerettet.

6wet nit einem Soote ~eeftran0ete 6iider
pom Ger Sebensrettunesmannf6aft
DOR Dem Grtrinfen bepabrt.
, 1893-10-26

atbenOblatt Ser ssu. etaatssts. 1 Gent,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
KAFF,R CAKE OF Bread
~. wssia Cal N . r.r,~e-- m n were
m Thss Cs.usry.

"Sorns Ksfflr copper-colored ladies
have q fne Jewish physiognomy
Chief Ndanyels's warriors we're naked.
except . blanket or ksross thrown
loosely around their shoulders. = writes
Bishop Taylor TN his African memoirs.
Brother Rsynor made them . present
az n cake Of hreai. viz. . bullock.
which they slaughtered and devour~d
ia The sfteFnoon-
They are very exp~rt IN buteherine
bet with their ssseRais. and In cut-
ting out al The aeshy parts into strips
These th~v broil 90 The IRE unsil at,o.t
half done. ssd the smoking strips Of
rsre roast sre p>~-ed among The lsrx
circle. enc fsiloe seises a snd cienehe>
on. end ~ u ~ith his teeth aad nth hss
s~-~r.s st.sts = 80 an inch ~ to from
NJ. nsoash. 1s.t - mach - N can 60
bet~~~n his teeth. and pas.es IL - th~
newt ~ho foilows his exsrnpie - 90
u ro~s rs,oad. stFip afser strip. =
suoushfsi - tine. III nothinu = ieft
hsst s1se .kin ard hours - ne f~s-s
Every uasn 49, fsehs - sess - ss,eh
feast Wkssssef sng Kaear kais .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
IN A PARLoR CAR.


Bsr<ssts Discusses Tlfe A. He Found 10
IN the Coach
Everyone has observed the easy ia
cility with which some people can ac-
compiish the apparently delicate cere-
mony of the introduction of two
strangers 10 each other by a third
stranger. writes Robert ]. Burdettc in
Ladies' Home Journal. This social
phenomenon il oftenest seen In public
places on public conveyanees.
/ was recently making a journey
across q small portion OF this planet,
sitting alone by the car window and
hoping that nobody had taken the
upper fat in my compartment, when
man whose freshness chilled me seated
himself opposite me. threw his feet
airily upon the seat beside me. saying
in loud tone and with extravagant
hospitality. Make yourself at homei"
He explained 90 me. Is | received his
advances with somewhat cold re-
spcct. that young lady OF forty-eight
summers was occupying the lower
floor of his section. and had appropri-
ated his seat for her baggage room,
while AZ the same time she had trans
formed the entire premises into . cold
storage apartment The man said that
he had sat amidst her baggage until
the cold chilis began 20 run up and
down his back and he had no doubt he
was even now on the direct road 10 IN
attack Of pneumonia He then went
ON % inform me In that easy. confiden-
tial. photographed turn that he
lived in Kolusa, Upton county, when
he was at home: he had been married
twice and had FIVE children-all born
10 him By his first wife. Three boys"
he said. and remained for n moment or
two In silence. when he suddenly
looked up and added. land two girls"
You cannot imagine what load was
lifted OF my mind when learned what
those remaining children were. You
see. he hadn't told me. and I felt deli
cate about asking. The man noted the
look Of interest on my face and went
ON with his narrative. His first wife
was = woman OF very respondent tenn
permanent; ss good woman. he said.
a. ever lived. bt> was always afraid
something was going 10 happen; al
WAYS worried about the children or
something She was q good mother 20
the children. too. but. then. she was
never welI--slways sick with some
kind 81 complaint This. the man
said. made II almighty hard for him.
lie sighed 81 deeply At the remem-
brance 81 the hard lines ,hrough which
Ne had passed that ! sympathiyed with
him and asked him II this continued
Illness seemed 90 affect his wife any.
"oh. no. he said. not 80 much as II
did him. she appeared 20 gee sort of
used % H.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

while ut Msrblehead, Mass. ;" said
lady who had recently visited that
quaint town. Il sometimes heard the
people use anNexpression that I at first
thought might refer To Voltaire's Nine
Miles from a Lemon Afterward
heard the story which gave rise to the
saying, and il is good enough to re-
peat: In the early colonial days, when
there was no conveyance To Salem ex-
cept n small ferryboat, there lived at
Marblehead worthy housewife with
lazy. worthless husband. He never
offered to go TO Salem, for il was a
good mile to the ferry, and then much
trouble TO signal the boat from the OPP
posite shore. SO the wife did all the
errands. and she could often be seen
trudging along the dusty road. When
questioned she would courtesy and
reply: I'm to Salem 10 buy loaf of
bread One day she was Very busy,
and besides wanted To make an un-
usual purchase. n lemon. So she gave
her man some money and persuaded
him To undertake the voyage 10 Salem
He went; he never came back. lie
found his freedom too sweet. the al
lurements of the larger town too Sc
ductive. and To this day when a man
Is going out of town his friends say:
when shall we expect you backT or
Are you going for lemonY"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
Tn church walls.

Many of the older churches in Eng
land and western Europe have jugs or
jars irnbedded in their walls, the
mouths opening into the interior. For
n long time the openings were sup
posed 10 be holes in the walls, but a
closer examination a number of years
ago. on one or two of these old build.
ings, disclosed the fact that the open-
ings were the necks of Jugs Most OF
the old churches erected from The
eleventh TO the seventeenth centuries
have them. and in some they are pres
ent in greet numbers. A church in
Leeds has over fifty. while this number
is considerably exceeded In some of the
old French churches nearly two hun
dred having been counted in the cath
edral of Angoulerne. The explanation
of their presence is simple. They are
placed In the walls with view 10 bet
tering the acoustic properties of the
building. The efficiency of this strange
device Is certainly open TO question.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, Wit.
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value To health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due 10 its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 the taste. the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; efiectualIy cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation;
il las given satisfaction "a millions and
rlet with the approval of the medical
profession, because il acts on the Md
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and il j. perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but i IS man
nfactured BY the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, syrup OF Figs,
and being well informed. you Will mol
accept any substitute If offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

numrr x-tte~bery said 90 H. an
illtreated enid

Aoother case n alleged child abuse
- - aired 70 court Nithin a lev days
osrzt r. - Webb u the police force
edged complsinf IN probate court yes-
iefdsY against John Zstteshery for iil
treating AZ 8 year oil boy. iliImer. Ser
gcsnt Webb ssys Mira Lesfcsbery died
about rx months ago and that a daugh-
trf llsd aicut tao months ago. The
father he claims - a drunkard. and not
only Whips the chlid and leaves u alone
ia the house. az night. but that he
nseleets 30 property feed q
ketteaberf resides on Clancy street
and - . tailor hy trade. Mr. Webb in
yessixated the case yesterday afternoon
snd asys he fcund a glass % MEX and a
siire % b<pad on the table. The hoy
said as father VS. away and that he
had toli him % drink the milk and eat
the bread when u ct dark and then 60
g. besf Mr.. Webb siso states that the
hoy showed him a lsr<e wicked looking
crap with which Lettesbery ships him
The ehs.d Nas taken - police heasiquar.
ters iaet evening. lie II bright ap
feafinr nttie fellow AID vel dressed.
fhe Fact that h. we're Eosrf clothes u "a
sani u due "a the fact that the fsfxer I.
a iaiior and made them himself Iiis
Shoes ard stockings Nere VERY peer and
setthle<s The ease wsli probably have
a aesfiug today
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

board OF Trade Committee Wants that
ca Improve the Grand

Chairman Sigh and Messrs c. ii.
Leonard. Col George q. Briggs. Samuel
Lemon and r. ID. Conger. u the river
Improvement committee Of the board of
trade met with Congressman Richard
500 last evening 10 discuss plan OF
campaign 10 secure an appropriation Tor
the Improvement % Grand river. Mr.
Sigh asked Mr. Richardson % give the
committee some idea OF the best method
Of prosecuting the. work Of getting an ap-
pr0priation from congress-
Mr. Richardson said be could not say
that the prospect for Improvement APP
populations Vas very iattering. There
i talk amoag tho members that few APP
prOpriations VIII be made. Neycrthe
lees be considered il well to begin the
work early II they hoped for success
lie said ne did not wish to be under
stood a. saying that there was no hope
q getting the appropriation lie
had thought that the best
way Of proceeding with any
hope Il success Wa to ask for an appro-
prlaiion couiitioned on the city raising
az equal amount % aid tho work. IL
eas inportant that he should know the
amount tho city wished 20 have raised
The river and hsrbor committee has
hiated that It vill make trip through
the lakes aud II Il does it would be a
sood siea - have the committee remcm-
h.r what Grand Rapids desired Tie
SAL II tie tariff was reduced by this
congress TINS cutting ~ large revenues
e. the government and with the short
see now m the treasury there would 10
. me hefiiancy about Increasing ex-
peUsss. Mr. RICHARDSON said there was
= large aiuoGnt o. silver bullion in the
uiint which might be colned 10 aid the
river and haroor appropriations. IL
would provide great revenue for the
government The proposition wac DIS
cussso but vas not acted upon. Mr..
Itmcn mQseb that Congressman Rich
arIison ~ asked 10 Introduce bill ask.
INK fpr government appropriation 81
slooNo0 This motion carried add the
c1nniftes al iourned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
ONE IN A THOUSAND
Mr. Van Dugte'en Resigned as
Chief Deputy Collector
AFTER ONE DAYS EXPERIENCE
lie says the Datics Are Too Exacting.
Ex-ehi-f Deputy smith Promptly
Appointed "a succeed Him.

l. A. "a Van Dugteren, appointed
ehisf deputy by Collector Of Revenue
smith. came 10 the conclusion yesterday
that he had had enough experience rs a
servant u Uncle sam and handed his
resignation 20 bis superior officer. IL
Was accepted. and James Il. Smith. the
efficient deputy under Collector Steke-
tee. was Immediately appointed 20 MI
the vacancy. Mr. Van Dugteren said
the duties of the Office demanded more
time than he expected when he accepted
the appointment He thought he would
b. required 10 work but sax OF seven
hours day. but instead the Office de
nands the chief depoty's whole time.
he would rather devote his time 10 his
business a. an accountant. As he says IL
- more remunerative. The revenue
ofiics 10 once more in good running order
and the excitement aud worry Tor the
Iast few days has subsidized
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

The following Is q list Of tbs marriage
licenses issued since last publication. with
the names residences when cut Of the cityl
and ages of the parties; Age
ueorxe NJ. Swan, Walker and Mary
kenni>on. Big Rapids. ...-.. Sis
Frank q. Beguette and Agnes w. Bar
George A. Taught. Ingham county.
and Mary T.. smith. city ..-........ $50
Frank &. Wilson aud Elizabeth Nj.
Metihes ...................... SD
Fred Woodland and Mary sanford.
Walker 25-9i
Charles T. Eichelsdorter and Jennie
L Dorrity ......................4- 24
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

beef. all the men within several miles
round viii assemble - promptly as
birds of prey. and any one OF them will
eat Rs much - the owner. IL man
should refuse 70 make IL free thing,
he would DO branded rs . man too
stinsy and mean To live among them.
and would be in danger Of being
'smelled out rs witch IL Is not easy
for such people TO appreciate English
economy. To SEQ n missionary kill =
beef. and carefully cut IL mp and carry
IL into his house. and keep IL TO be
eaten by himself and his own family,
along AZ different times as may suit
his convenience, why. I'd q lot of
hungry Kafiirs II Is the most shocking
piece of business imaginable, Hence,
IL they want to berate n mean fellow.
after exhausting their old stock of OPP
probrious epithets, they cap the whole
by adding: why, you are as stingy as
n missionary Brother Rayner gave
the chief Ndunyclla his choice, TO take
his people home In the afternoon. after
they hnd eaten their cake of bread,
or to stay for the evening service.
They staid.-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

A fellow once tried to start wills.
thing school in Kansas City. and started
In with eleven scholars at ore dollar q
head They were all sitting with
solemn visages wondering how he was
going 10 begin. when he stood them up
in a row. both boys and girls, and then
gave the order: prepare 10 pucker +"
Their risihllities were 80 affected that
they burst cut laughing. and the frs.
lesson came TO naught. for there was
not q s.pucker" In the crowd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
Fine Ready to Wear Clothing

did not read the contract when il was
given % him. a. the agent represented
that IL contained the terms agreed u pom.
Later Mr.. White claims be found the
contract TO have been misrepresentsd.
rendered back the policy and demanded
the return u bic notes The company
refused 90 give up the notes and the
present suit Is brought to recover the
sum q $4,000 damages
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

Y. Stesrt White Ptrssf- rsr Dam.
s3~- go wssrerr~-~ns.ffan.

4 Transcripts from fhe kent circuit
ceurt 80 t.el eith the clerk - TIA
Jnitft states rlrrnff cssurt Yesterday n
she ea~e q Stuart White ssainst ths
New lork LIE Ia=,iraucs e,rnrany. The
aiiegaticaa 70 fhe y q = ,-usnriainf stafa
that NJ White tcsit p.sl1rr -, tn In
ifsfi ens'sis snept plan 80 sINoo frssn
Ne nefen'faat txsmrsrf IN May. fs,<s
u easrn~at - NJ premiums NJ Whita
Fsee aotes ~ me ssassint - $500 pav
afae u fH--easer. lsso ssisi : trstt~a
ceutraet ess delivered D. hsn, ~ tbs
t1ne tae uot-s acre Fvsa NJ Waite
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
MADE BY I

coaches only.
Trains leave Grand Rapids 1905 A. M.
and Il:2O p NJ. arriving Chicago i;lo
T. NJ. and 7Oo A. NJ
Returning trains leave Chicago TOO
A. NJ. 400 Z. NJ. and 1000 p. NJ. arriy-
ing Grand Rapids 2:l5 p. NJ. $40 p. NJ.
and 60 A. NJ.
October 9th is Chicago Day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

Senator Henry &. Nelson az New York
writes.
'-On the nth of February, 1873. was
taken with a violent pain IN the region
% the kidneys. | suffered such agony
that could hardly stand up. AZ soon
AZ possible ! applied two Allcocks 20.
rous plasters. one over each kidney. and
Land down Ia an hour. 90 my surprise
aud delight. the pain had vanished and
vas we'll. wore tue plasters sor a day
or two ~ q psecaution aud then re
moved them. | have been using All.
cocks Porous Pss;srs in my family for
the last ten years and have aleays found
them the quickest and best remedy Tor
eolds. strains and rheumatic affections
Froa my experience | believe they aru
The hess plasters in the world
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In state nom On The Holland and Chi
csxo Lsre Stesnlers after sept 10 when
paas.nxnrs psrehser regular full fsrs
firksss s~- sfs. on insifie psu~
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orie. George and Ray Stewart No. 8
Gilbert street; scarlet fever. Ray
Hardy. No. ~ Clancy street; diphtheria.
Alice Burton. No. II Umatilla street;
diphtheria-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

PORTER-At the residence. No. rs Jack
son street. Mrs. Jane Porter. wife of Henry
h. Porter. aged 20 years. 5 months and IL
days. Funeral Thursday at p. m. from
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

Cur special linen sale ~ plain AMI
fancy linens will op~n Monday morning
October q and continue through the
ueek.. Cost. K-rTr A Co
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Child Of Hubreeht wagemaker. No. Is
Mechanic street; Valley City. Hazel b.
Faerber. No. Ia Sycamore street; Valley
CITY
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Chicago Esrsrsioa.
via
90. 1f. Al.
Oct. 2d. atb. 18th and 18th

Ga fke shsve dates esrursinn ti.kets
81 - .us1 ~ tAe q - a - Chicago
500 estsfa "a rste q enc Fare. a. 90
eoeai 90 Ten daTs Tirkeis Eas. n
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For Over Fifty Years

ms wrxsLow' : Soo-Hpss SYRUP has been used
for children tecthine. IL soothes the child,
collie. and l. the best remedy Cor DiarrhosA
Twenty-nye cents a bottle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

Dr. Louis A. Roller has removed bis
Office from over Pecks drug store "a
room Is and II Gilbert block. IL Mon
roe street. Prone AL.
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Magnetic Healer and Deuel.
opIng Medium I!

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is date for next Worlds Fair excursion
over Lake Shore Railway. Special train.
Halt ratcs