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Too Cool 60 oe rishi.g.

BUz4ARD's BA =. Aug. A-Ihs prsndsnt
spent Sunday 1t homo with his family
and DR.. Bryant A cool north wind which
prevailed kept the presidsnt inside Ill
day.
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LINCOLN. Neb.. Aug. IA Jemsnal sps-
eial from O'Nc,il. Holt county, says: Bar
lstt Scott county treasured. has disap-
psared. and fnves tieation Of hts accounts
shows . shortage of about 10000 Il IL
thought Scott has gone to Mexico.
Holt county Il hotned Of Populism.l
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wnlrnAs oobsrr ,rrAncss.


CoLvAx.' Aug. N-fSpscial. l--Advancs
sheets from Auditor Smith = a nual exhibit
Of county finances for peetod Of fifteen
months just closed show that whitman
county ranks away up In the amount or
money expsudsd for public purposes. The
balances on the county ledger stand thus:
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a. Al.bame pa.k Aesi~.a.

MosfeonKKr, Ala, Aug. l3.-Joshua
Morris 4 Co.. the leading private banking
house Of the state. made IN assignment
YESTERDAY,
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81. JoHS. n. B.. Aug. l3--Rev. L. @.
McNeiii caused considerable excitsmsns in
his church tonight by announcing that
cable dispatch had been received to the e.
feet that Queen Victoria had bsen stricken
with paralysis. No con6rmation has besn
received up to midnight.
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BUSTING rHx BANK SoTEs.


tho New Ctrcuiatio0.
WAsHissroS CIrY. Aug. l3-Orders have
been issued for the employees Of the bu-
rcau Of engraving and printing to work
till 8 O'Clock every working day until fur
ther notice. This 10 made necessary By
the increased demand for the new issus Of
national hank notes
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WAsHTsaTox CirY. Aug. 3.-Sureeon
General Wyman received NO information
today from Brunswick, Ga. regarding ysi-
low fever
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BERLIN. Aug. lathe betrothal Of
Prince John. nephew Of the king Of sax
ony, to Princess Maria Of wurtemburg
VAS publicly announced today
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ssseiii @ visse Csrsaea..

WAsniSeToH CIrY. Aug. l4-Mgr. g.
tolli will leave tomorrow morning for New
York to visit Archbishop Corrigan. on in
vitstion Of tho latter. TINS sets at rest
reports Of disagreement between the pre-
lates
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sad snoauAimts hep rAnch B1sh u Ansss
aad sasceaG oi saess kind in the wor.d. Do nos
tail q Iske trip nexs suufay- Fass eniy u FOG
The souu1 IMP - dnpiay o4vUstDe0o0s -
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OoP Persons DPownod - Choseos

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. M-Mra.
Charles Ref, Mrs. George Ref, Nrs.
Wagner and child we're drowned from Q
launch this afternoon.
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6roKAxR, Aus. is-[Spsoial l--JoAn Dil.
for and 0srhardt Warson, Of thio city.
uers bird shooting today on the farm a :
man named Fishsr. nine miles soutA 81
town. when Fisher ordered then on. They
started 70 90. and when Il frcntof rtsheeS
house became sneassd In quarrel Iieher
GOT Winchester rsls. and vhen he camo
ont Wssson Arsd q him With shosgun.
but missed. Fisher retufned N llro.
shooting Wsrsoa In The hight arm. Eishss
then fred q BilSoe. baS missed. He
pulled the lsvse 70 throw IN another
cartridge. when Billos oemmanded him q
stop. which hs failed % do, and Busbe
drsd. The shoe slxiking Ffshee =. H. faee
and meek. Fisher vas alreAdy hlind In
one eye and the shot Destroyed the other
eye, rendering him totally blind DilSoe
and Wafson then walked - town. War.
son lost considerable bood % the way. bat
the wound II not danesroua Bllfoe savs
himself mp and 10 nov In jaIl.
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NEW YoEK. Aug. 13-Commander Bal
tington Booth. Of the Salvation Army,
with Mrs. Booth and two children, re-
turned from England today. The COM
mandsr says Gen. Booth promised he
would come 70 this country next October.
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. A-Rachsl Boyle,
- years old. during religious excitement
today cut OIL portion Of her lip and then
broiled it a. IN Offering TO God. She ID In
= hnauital
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sesA TArea,s c.s rrs~ E.r !. :.

PEssAcoLA. Fla. Aug. l3-Ths notori-
ous Dad Dunham and his wife were
found dead In the latter's house this
morning. Both had their throats cut
from ear to ear. They lad been separated
for some time. II is supposed 70 b . case
Of murder and suicide.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 13-Ths exposition
grounds were open today, but there was
nothing of interest TO attract visitors.
The doors Of the big building we're open
and people strolled through them to avoid
the suns rays. but there Was nothing In
the interior TO see. everything being COW
cred With canvas The Piaisance was the
only place where the few who attended
could interest themselves- The principal
event Of the day was the dinner served to
the members Of the Whitechapel Club BY
George Francis Train.
rThis is the week Of the dental congress,
the pharmaceutical congress. the congress
OF medical iurists, the congrsss On the
African continent and people. the horti-
cultural congress and the chess congress.
Wednesday 10 Haiti day. On Friday
North Carolina will celebrate the birthday
Of Virginia Dare. the tirst white child
born in America, and the Aussrians will
celebrate the anniversary Of the birth Of
Emperor Francis Joseph.
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PIrrssURS. Aug. la-Ths bodies Of two
unknown women were found this morn
tnR in Beck's Run hollow. The skull Of
one Was crushed. and the other had . cut
on the chin. The cause Of death u . mys-
terry and II being investigated.
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JACKSON. Ala, Aug. 1.-THE trouble In
Meachambeat is at an end. The posse has
disbanded, and quiet reigns. Babe Burke,
jim Jordan and Mack Burke, three Of the
worst men in the gang. ard the acknowl-
edged leaders. escaped by taking refuge In
Satilpa swamp. Kirk James was killed
Friday night. He WAS captured In bis
field and put in charge Of guard Of eight
men. to be lodged In jail. A mob Of 100
took him from the guards. tied his hands
behind him. placed him In front Of IN oak
tree and riddled his body with bullets. He
makes the third man killed. A plot to
whip to death several leading negroes who
voted for Jones in the Jones' Kolb gubsf-
Material contest was unearthed. The citt-
Gems of Meachambeat are panic-stricken.
Many have sold ont. and those who could
not find & purchaser have abandoned their
property and lett
IL is reported that Neal Sims. brother Of
the notorious Bob Sims. has joined forces
With the Meachamiies. and IL this b. %
further bloodshed will follow.
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Or ss1sphsas y ~ - ~, = = ~ tooh
1e0sh, AuG1seioe = Co
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Hoesseeo Ceuaey'e uoovtoee 1n1poyogu,
OLsMPIA. Aug. la-ISpscial. -TAursson
connty's assessment just completed q nee
- high - for several previous ysaeA The
list Develops the fact that there aro stxtv.
eight taxpayers In the county asseosed for
$4,000 or upward. The Northern Pacinc
railroad propsrty In the county il assessed
at between $So0OoO and ets0 600, the Port
Townsend Southern at $4,000 and The
Union Pacific ~ $1,000 Mrs. May n.
Miller has more property listed than any
other individual. and Il asssssad q oS8.OO0.
Gen. !. !. Mckenny IL next. and viii pay
on $75.0M A. II. Chambers u lisssd 6
$4,000. There are six taxpayers paying
on $4,000 or over. and include, hsside tho
above named. 8. G. Woodruff, Mrs. p. G.
Hale and s. w. Percival. Thoes possessed
OF property 10 the value Of -. .OO end over
number twenty-five. The liss Of tAoso
comfortably wsli-ofi includes: @. 4.
Barnes. e62.0W: G. h. Mann, Sc. o0O; MsA.
A. A. H. Stuars, 81, ,000: james Pateesson.
$4,000: II. B. McElroy. e30.0oO; = Z.
Young. $4,000; l. Bstsman, ~. 600; n. r.
Owings. $4,000. and 7. ~. Reed. $4,000
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OLYMPIA. Aug. A--fSpsciai. r. About six
months ago there MAS found on the homs.
stead Of George u. Husgias. on the line q
the Fort Townsend southern railroad. six
msies south Of Olympia. ledge Of Sand.
stone. A. IL. Adams. Of this city. became
interested in shs deposit. and he has he'd .
force Of men developing the stone. and q
nov able 10 stale suthoritativsiy thas the
hill shoss solid body Of sandstone $50
feet above the ground and covering an
AREA OF about thirty acres. The stone u
without ssams or cracks and psrfecsly
Homogeneous and unstratified. Il h fteo
from any sand pockets. small stones and
oouidsrs. OF any foreign substance what.
ever. In consistency il il fne, hard aud
compact. weighing i6S pounds TO the cubic
foo1 Its crushing strength exceeds gran.
ise. being 4, 900 pounds TO the square foot
yet withal is 10 more easily fooled and
worked than other sandstone. Teats have
proven that it - absoiuesiy tirs and vasers
proof. ~ heating 70 white heat and drop.
ping into cold water has no effect upon e
Many expert qusryymsn on the Sound
have sxaminsd and worked this stone.
and pronounce 10 firss-clasa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

business aud exercising unusual care
and forethoagEt Ne has sneer-dec IN
bringing about resaits IL photography
that have startled even The older mem.
hers Of the pn1fessson. A short time
ago slx aegatisss sefe made from one
subject IN character poses. and thsy were
- b-saafifa. hat several ~ the casters
manufacturers photograph paper have
offered laTgs sums for the nsgatisesfroua
which % make prints On their paper Tor
SAMPLES. baf Mr.. Kramer has refused all
osertnres ia this direetion. az he had .
beautiful subject and mlgh. not be able
"a secure an equally god one again.
When the portrait work had been
mastered Thoroughly Mr.. Kramer and
his son started siceing. Ia this held
slcc-ss again attended them. bal wlsh
ing 10 obtain the very best results poe
stole "a. ron xas sent east "a ssek In
formafion on the subject II taking build
IDg.. residences views. aud more import
ant than all. fia-h light interior views.
After studying With several noted pho
tographers. and working several months
with Decker, II Cleveland. aho N con
siiefed one II the finest view photo
graphers ia the country. the young man
returned home As Ia what know
ledge hr obtained. aud what be has
galDed By experience aud practice. the
readers may simply be referred Ia the
illustrations IN this issue which were
reprcdueed from photographs made by
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
THAT h What D~ Robsnson - No~
Building.

A fe~ days ago ground was broken on
the LOT opposite the Ladies' Literary club
house. on Sheldon street. for timer
dental Office than can now he found
within the confines II the state ~ Mich.
igan. The lucky protector IL this en-
bryo palace Is none other than Dr. Rob
inron. unosr offees over thx union ticket
Office have. for dozen sears past. been
tbronged b. the beet people II Grand
Rapids
For eoms time past DIR. Robinson has
been tnedatating on investing a portion
IL his savings IN an institution that
would reflect credit upon the to~n. aud
some time ago he came into Possession
~ the valuable and centrally located lot
where operations are now under way.
Last spring his scheme still farther ma
tured. aud he took into his confidence
Architect Stone. who. under Dr.
Robinson's direction, prepared plans for
the large ard magnificent s46.,so CON
biDed dental Office aud residence Illus
trated by beautiful half tone on this
page. In due course d contractor Vas
found who agreed to erect and complete
the building not later than October 1.
and the result 10 the upheaval II valua-
bic dirt mentioned at the outset IL this
article
An extended description II the new
place is not necessary in view IL the IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

have Il photographed iust the same as
they would their children, ss IL is Just
az liable IL be taken ID. and
nexs 10 their family the people
love their homes. The negatives of all
the photographs made Tor this issue by
Kramer are IN the studio al No. Its
South Division street. ~ here prints FROM
them can be ordered al any tune. Hun-
dreds Ut reslteuce views. resort views.
large photographs II celebrated horses,
etc. have been taken BY Kramer. and IN
every instance the results have been ex
ceilent- Their success II assured. and
as they thoroas hly deserve II. TIA Has
AID sincerely congrataiates them and
wishes them an Increased patronage and
a more pronounced success every year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

lustration. Alphabetically the building
is externally handsome. The material
used will be stone and shingles. The
interior will be finished in hard wood.
and is roomy and commodious. The
doctors elegant reception parlor is im-
mediatcly back Of the main entrance.
and beautiful operating room
and convenient laboratory follow in
order. This arrangement gives "a
north light-the best by far for dental
operations. Large plate glass windows
will scarcely interrupt the admission of
daylight into the rooms. In the matter
81 furnishing. finishing and fitting up
the new dental office will indeed be
magnificent and convenient beyond
description. Every appliance OF COM
fort. sanitation or convenience known 10
modern dentistry will be found therein.
Money will not he spared. and lavish ex-
pendture will be guided by ripened ex-
perience.
DIR. Robinson. the owner 81 all this
magnificenee. is still a member Of our
younger class Of professional men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
MERCER Is A DEALER


has hitherto sold. these lots will soon be-
gone.
Eightren months ago Mr.. Mercer
bought out bis partner. and since that
time has been adding Ia the hlgh rcpu-
tation enjoyed by the old firm. lie so~
has on hand soms II the finest property
In the essy and hls trade has been good
all the season.
Personally Mr. Mercer Is a very ana
bic gentleman who has made a SUCCESS
of life The handsome half tone like
ness that appears with this article
speaks more eloquentl, as Ia has per
soaal appearance than can mere words.
Mr. Mercer Is the oxn - a beautiful
home. No. .so Wealthy avenue. a cut IL
which can also be found on this page
and Is devoted Ia his family lie Is one
III the leading members OF the Grand
Rapids real estate exchange board. has-
ing been elected vice president last year
and at the annual election this year Mas
the unanimous choice 81 the board for
president.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

although his success might well eseIte
the envy - veteran. He came 20
Grand Rapids in ISL. and located
IN the rooms which he now
occupics Prom the outset bis
Pheasant address and upright
dealings AMI pref essioral skill vcn upon
the gsri sili II our people and sslecess
came - him earlier than g. most Young
dentists business increased from year
20 year and reasonable prnsience.
euuplesi with business foresight has en-
aided him 81 isy aside very fits sum
llr Robinson - a grasfBatc ~ Wander
aslf university ~ Nashville IeEneesee
ilis home nas ~ jackson Michigan
srd ~ eame from family ~ Dentists
BE- father stab rraeficinE dentistry
while "a Ine.t sna brother aff q tusi
nfe4 81 Cfeveians1 I'f RolgrsaB hs4
alesss asB The pstrouaer 4 ths i.es'
pei pie - The tlfy his wcsk trIna = =
suprf.of esesf sEe si4a starts hiEh ia
= tuatnese an8 .eesl So srs . SEQ
t.frH - fhs highest fhsrsctff
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

accomplished notable fssst IL the fact
that 40 fcser than ten II thcn have
pnnerd the severe exsmlnstin Tor the
mathematical triEs<is AT Cambridge
Two. MiwI Johnsssn and Miss stolss.
each II Neshan. are Wrsngiers. ~
the distinction n teehnscxi.. known.
and the former szs VERY ne4f the
head u the ilst. No such
triumph has been attained b. women
college students ssnee Miss fsxs~sts
unprecedented achievement In heooalinS
senior wrangler Ia lstN when ber ca.
tLusiasiic fellow students lighted a Ion.
ire. illuminated the college grounds aud
sung songs IL JOY Miss Johns,n y Il
years cid. aud entered the Cambridge
higher local examinations Of the age
ef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Of the largest concerns In Chicago. Mr..
Wolf. representing the company. came
here two years ago and established
branch in connection with Morse X Co.
After season in this store larger quar-
tiers were secured with Mays bazaar in
the Immen block ARgot "a year ago
Mr. Wolf leased the building at - and
~ Monroe street and had il rebuilt and
fitted up in very handsome manner
Two floors OF this building are now oc-
cupied with magnificent line Of cloaks.
suits. millinery etc.
The arrangement Of the store is very
convenient and the furnishings are Of
the most complete character. The bust
ness done Toy this concern since removing
To the new store has been the most ex-
tensive ever carried on 10y any exclusive
store in this city Mr.. Wolf is a genial
gentleman and has succeeded in making
himself very popular with the public.
The newest styles IN every department
are brought here as soon as they are in
troduced IN Chicago. SO that the ladies
are enabled Ia secure the very latest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
PHOTO ny KRAMER.

nishing is all in quarter-sawed oak Of a
high quality. Large plate mirrors ex-
tend from the floor To the ceilings: and
the customer reclines at ease in luxur-
ious chairs of the most modern type.
Seven handsome bathrooms. furnished
in marble and oak. are found on the
lower floor. The floor is 81 GAINESVILLE
tile. Ten first class workmen are en-
ployed besides three porters and
a cashier. The patronage OF
this place is strictly nrst.
class az much better as that enjoyed
by other shops IA is the manner in
which the place is fitted up and con
Quoted Mr.. Lalone ofiiciates as floor
walker, and every detail 81 the business
is constantly under his thoroughly
trained eye. To this careful surveil
lance is much Of the success Of this
model establishment due.
Mr. Lalone also carries on the Bre-
wort house barber shop in Chicago. and
has made "a grand success IL that place.
Five men are employed there. and the
trade is Of a very high quality.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Mar ise Irushfaiiy said Of the Morton
Bartscr shop.

J. T. Laione. proprietor II the magni-
ficent barber shop in the Morton house.
came To Grand Rapids from Cadillac in
lsssi and Mas for number u years pro-
prietor II the barber shop in Sweets
The superior possibilities ~ the Morton
house shop. however. induced him Ia
make a change aud in 1891 he became
proprietor II the latter. Upon taking
hold ~ il Mr.. i.alone thoroughly over
hauled the establishment and never
stopped until nearly ten thousand dol
lars hal been expended.
The new place is fully in keeping
with the great city aud hotel in which
il il located The furniture and fur
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
MOTHER BEs,TirtL HOME
~ {, " pripJie'- Pine HOUSE IN
Terrace Avenue

The lea,iing professional ueu a
Grand Raplas have ione much ia the
pss = identifying the city ~ buiiiing
ieTaly homes ir vafIo1s sections pr
a. " pFn8;s. the surcessfui rhvsiciaa
ana ~ nsen4her - the state legislature
Il ere = tiie nee pho sake great pfl.le
II their BONES ar1 n4s- n,e.ney snI
good taste lflrrs 8 e gratifying their
amhitrsu Esr ffsndies k.ues usz
fa4il; suig short time sga ard - tas
arrsfnrsng "a Illustrates shosa -
nesiern ID svrf particular q e ST
asie3 ai ~ 20 Terrence atsns.e = ee-s
fssf5sal reestrnfr .saiifs aa
asFreua..ei af e'Aer heh 49, ufa@
le .nfrfief sfsers-nesshfe 80 RI afirf
slr hs aar fra at.Hf fin
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

A morning paper OPENS = local story
thus: A prize hight betaeen t~o young
ladies al which Officers woosling and
Fox called time after the third round.
etc" Further p~fsual shows that the
young lady scrappers were "sorkifag
glris that the purse sas a fiashl. anh
impeeunious race horse man. sn.l that
the ring ~ss pitched in the middle ~
the street. Attention Is called "a the
fact only 10 show how atsursiis isn-
proper II is Ia ure the Word "iads" IA
such Affairs. The facts. a. stated show
that the women were aoi ladies and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
LIKE A FAIRY SCENE
IN THEIR BEAUTIFUL STORE
nsrsef th~crspsssa al the tArxo~s
Psssssr ssose. Nall Paper ard
Paint Hos~e IA We>s Nshsx.a

Visitors Ia Grand kapids have IRE.
quensly remarked upon the enterpr.sx q
our business men. fnls ls true ss ap.
piled - great many, bat Especially n
the oase ~ the tirm II Harvey A iiss.
stick. which has che II the largest add
beat equipped ART and decorative stores
IN Michigan The business a tbls con
eern has grown raplaly aud year sftes
year the store space has tesn incToa-ed
uGtii nov fhss have three enif4accr
ffuni three dsfercat sifests and che II
the handssuesi rfures IN the coantf,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

fih. look Just beck she esfed
Nidiy - siss came g. a saAsleu bal;
Her exclamation ARRESTED fhe aitsn
fio0 - teo asn and sleszsuaer hos
th9 sfuppei 81 eee ehaf was The nat
ter
~tlh look lust sse,s sha sent ~.
sffh increased e3eitemrnf
And duif "a exgrrss lri1ef ani =
fee pre n1iBenf ciiiens vifh lir.rs irn
f.ffe rspsVfer alflfsl themselves g. fhs
fheeue
ioek fherr Mianier shs cried again
ufsspa haf fes1'ons arm saf
ranffeF e. Hhes fta
refE sn shsl}s q esfst 81
renfe
aa8 f'lss ~ efss 3 case ash -
aas ~ afss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
HIGH FORMS OF ART
Kramer Whose Superb Photo
graphic Creations
ORNAMENT his EDITION
d Highly successful is His Prsfs--sss
HE >s-s~m M~~t. wuh Admsra-
ssss ln the Last

Ia another part - this splendid lssus
reference has tseea made 10 the Wonder
fai advance "a photography and the
Hash light. which has made ~ ps,~-able
for IBE tiEssLB 10 present il readers
@.fh high class lilustf afi3n- equal 10
those use.i IN the celebrated magazines
aad art publications. Nothing ha- been
szisi. however. AZ the artists &to niani-
pniated the camera. ~ this article viii
be devoted t. the photographers them
selves The name Kramer = familiar Ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
LEADING EXCLUSIVE STORE.

SSegci a Co = Cloak suit and Millin-
cry Department Illustrated
One IL the handsomest stores ON
Monroe street IL the cloak. suit and mil
linery department II Siegel A Co. one
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
FHoT'i ~ EEtstf

fnust Mt only lr wfl resa tDf niusf
rpssess. - high degree he l.fsrefs
art q putting fhings A. ne ruf4 fhia
branrh - neRsf-alsr tnakiBg - be5ne
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