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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-04-15


re 4rBy cash to VIM. Gle@s' o "a
Apr.4By isSsssurcr,, iSss.nsr. on Ii nd 1929 50
bdI1nc0... .tOdv,
do solemnly swcnr THAI the asssff
statemeE: is true and correct to1@hGp
Of my knowledge and belietnaa,s
ssf3rIcfibed before me -
is 4ih Say of April. A D. 1919.
Dark of Court.
| o.earma ament ; racte No.92 Dc
1888 Mr. ct-.Brown eA nomme
po"F reprtsen.er la paro'sse 'sS1'.-
mission M des Asses eu,s pour les che:
mins de fer, telephn.-e' 'e'es,'po1
qui s'ss>emLsera La'aye''e '
Avrn 1899.
lie tr:sorier SONNET lie rapport SUI
ve:it:
DIR.
Mch 6, 'e3-To bal on hand .s5SS7 47
CIR.
NJ ch %. '9s-By ac NJ. 7. Mar
tin, Interest paid ........:.. 1O 0o
NJ CHI %, '9H-By WitnessGer
Gates. order Judge. ......... ~
NJ ch 81. '93-By amt. approved
ordered paid. ...... 1893 -
sl251 90
To balance on hand. ........ .S44So 53
Respectfully submitted.
WIN CLEGG.
Parish Treasurer.
Lafayette. La, April 3. 1893.
The following account was rejected:
|. Falk, five days grand iu-e.. Oct.
1879. 9.................. 10 70
The following accounts wcyeMid over:
Moss s. MOuton. Lumber, ~ ~ 80
X. II. Nsrdaubaumen. Lumber. 2O1 II
The following accounts were ap-
Moss & Mouton. Lumber. ...... $40 40
A. Cheffer. :.:.... ~ "
Fred Mouton. repairs on P. J.-room $50
A. Gladu Medical Expert ..-..--- 10 OO
Pauly Jail Bldg Co.. lock for .
Clerks office. etc. ........... II 70
W. B. Bailey. Jury Commissioner. 10 90
Antoine Guidy. i" 1000
] = Pellerin. i" 10 90
v r. Dupuis. 49, 10 90
Alfred Hehert as 1000
| H. Billaud. board for prisoners. Feb. S5 %
II. Billaud. :. M'ch 1875 IS
c: H. Bradley. Constable and
| Court Ho,sse keeper ...~.--... $500
E. Marquis, keeping bridge -: -: 80 co
simon Broussard. Keeping bridge. 18 75
y. Bernard. road overseer 80 90
TO-, H. Breaux, road 0verseer. 80 %
i G CouyiIlon. =. $50. 80 90
! Roy & Duplex. ISls 3 50 81
7 Billaud. Estorge s G.. asllss:-:.. .,,,ss ? a
Auguste Lagneaux. lasu u. -. Ga - % a.
l.. Lacoste. repairing pup: s e.o' "a
A: c. Ordway. printing p ps'e'''' = -
W. B. Bailey, Clerk fees. -. -. az oS
II. Theall, nails, 80
NJ. T. Goody. Dist. Attorney fees. 20 O0
=. G. Voorhies. Notary fees 650
Sevegne Duhon, Cdroners Juror. 3 81
Louis Bonin. az t"f 16
Joseph Bordes, :" !" 3 %
VIM. Suits, Si6
Israel Simon, q "A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10
uniIAs TaxAllon.

ia IL uni,s-t tai tax the stomach With hs.r.
thens that II cannot ..ar. Many silly T.o-
pi. thus l. saanize that faithful . rsi,or until
!, raisnls and panishe- them az they d~serve-
Dyspepsia IL usually the Child VI Hasssonomie
hoiiy. hut whether this or the natural a~so-
c!ste II the iahcs~ni fccblene.s from chiI4.
bod. II l. surely and pieasan,ly remediasie
with iloste,fer's Stomach Bitscrs. the finest
and most hghiy ssuciicacd gastric tonic Ia
csisien-. A, "a result of tie tone impaired
Ia The stomach. and the increased activity IL
i's digestive and as~iuiiaiise acton. insured
sy the Persssant 49, VI this l-eniga insig
Grant. general Stamina IL aug. scnte<l. tiie
nerves strengthened aud trplsa1' lied. and 4
Tendency Ia Insomnia and hyischondrinsis
defeated. Biliousncss. chills aud fever
rh-uinatiin and kidney troubles are con
aucscd toy this admirable medicine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

CtaD ~ ssseasy Given The 6acra'
ssseos b. AstslsDp lstcAsss.

- 1917 s~
Yesterday was an ~sentful day fur
the ehiIdrcu ~ 81 Aiphonsos perish.
4 class IL xhou, seventy children Was
continued ~ the Ia Rev. Bishop Rich
ter. assisted by Fr. Wernette. The
cathedral on East lsonzrl street was
crowded With mcmtsrs - tho parish.
and the interior II the building vas
deliberately drcvsated with floral designs.
The eeremo,. les began with the of,iin
AIRY vesper s.'.yice. the celebsgnt at the
vespers being for the SAMSON II the
cathedral who 10 In III health. The
bishop rat on thrune erected espc
cialiy for the Occasion at the gospel
side II the pulpit. and he MAS assisted
In the service by Fr Wernette. At tho
cl~- % the vespers the RI Rev. Bishop
delivered an address to the children rel.
alive IL what they were about la receive.
lie spoke II the subject If faith, the
source VI IL. its benefits. and advised
them To shun certain elements that
would have . tendency "a destroy IT,.
At the conclusion 81 the address the
bishop administered tho sacrament -
confirmation IL the large class. after
which the benesliction II tho best sacra.
ment VAS given.
Preceding the confirmation the child.
rem We're given "a rigid examination in
the catholic doctrine. The ceremonies
began at 3 p. m. and continued until
30. when the scapulars were presented
by FIR. Clark.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

That SiOO.OOO.OOO ssccl Syndicate
Esists Only In Imagination.

Prrrsnrec. Pa. April 9.--Thc latest
publication ~ the rumored organization
- n steel and iron syndicate. with cap
i,sl stock ~ from ts5.00.puD 10 slOl.
Wn.no. to rival in magnitude the com
binci Carnegie interests. cannot be
traced IN an authentic source In Pitts.
burg Similar reports have appeared
recently IN local pspers hut most careful
Investigations fail todcvelop satisfactory
results. There arc very few business
men % this city who give the story
creience. Thn~e who have teen named
IN connection with tho rmors either
cannot or will not furnish the desired IN
formation. The latest reports in fhi-
cnnnection are that Jsm~s Harvey. tho
inventor - the famous nickel steel and
~ tho lfarveyixesi steel fr,ym which
sruor plate ~ male. - the proisc.cs 10
the syndlcsts Tho csrnegic- us. Mr.
Hsrveys process paying the insenior a
royalty on The production. u " stated
that Mf Harvey has h"cone dissatisfied
18th this affsn yement, a. he bad 90
I,"ctesi 10 he taken into partnership sith
the Carnegie fifm Disappointed u thu.
10 determines apsn the nssanisati a -
q syndicate that GILL have the exclusive
as- q has valuable pfuees-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

Charles Il Judd. secretary and mana
ger. and Maurice ShanAhAn. treasurer oe
the b,s-eli Carpet Sweeper company.
returned from New York Saturday.
NJ Judi said lat night that nothing
definite has yet been reached in the
matter ~ the sal. II the wringcr de-
parfment II the factory ~ the American
Wsinges company.
Yesterday afternoon little Fred Smith.
aged years. whose parents live az No.
10 Michigan street. was playing IN the
street when Jack Painter ~ No. I'll In
diana street careiessly dcove his horse
AMI carriage over him. The little fellow
Ma quite seriously bruised about his
legs and hips
Samuel Fletcher, the veteran business
manager ~ HanIon's "t'antasna. who
has made regular visits to Grand Rapids
sine- II MAS a small village. arrived at
The Morton last night. "Fanfxsma"
will 30 gwen in Powers next Monday
aud Tuesday evenings.
Tn. funeral 20 Howard Fuller will be
held from the home % his mother. No.
I'D Turner street. at . p. m. to-day.
Decreased WAS a young man well known
in local circles and Was employed as
tookk~epsr fSr r. j. Dettenthaler.
Sister Henrietta % the Dominican
or,ser at ~ John = Orphan asylum kcx-
p~c'ed ,o die at any moment She has
beeo wi'h the asylun Tor tho last four
years and ~as formerly Lady Superior
ut ~ Jo~~phs school
Bert Nct.~in. Morton house bell
by. spent Sunday in Jail. having been
arrested early yesterday morning by
The police for being drunk and disor-
derry
The funeral % Mrs. Elizabeth Wright.
ts-css.sed vill b- held at . p. M. today
from ths. residence of George H. Rsynor
NJ FL Lake avenue.
The pubic schools viii open Cor the
spring term fhis morning. Most - the
tsseters who visited friends during last
xc.s have returned
The g. \ r. COMMITTEES on Memorial
day eSsrci--s IN the public schos,is will
meet in Dr. Grisvolds of'icr tomorrow
evening.
There viii 10 meeting - the river
inprovesnenf committee ~ the board ~
trade toaixht.
Organized charities public meeting
IN Park congregational church touser
row evening.
The Nosth Park railroad carried many
vi-st,,rs - the Soldiers home and vicinity
yesterday.
The eater in the river has risen nearly
two feet since the rains last week
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10
CALVARY SACRED CONCERT.
Girls OF the Sunday School sang
Gates Ajar.

Gates Ajar.
Twenty five girls IL the Calvary hap
tist church gave the concert exercises
Gates Aiar" last night. The audience
room 1t the church was packed, n great
many being obliged to stand. The prin
cipal parts were taken as follows: Pill.
grim. Miss Julia Him: Faith. Miss Maud
Middleton; Hope. Miss Edith Culver;
Cross bearer. Miss Alice Arden. Each
was dressed appropriately to her part,
the Pilgrim in "A black robe. Faith in "a
white robe with silver girdle. Hope hav.
ing star over her forehead and the
Crossbearer carried white cross. The
chorus of believers consisted Of twenty
one girls. all dressed in white. The pro
gram included recitations. solos. duets
and trios by the principal characters
and recitations and choruses by the
others. all OF which portrayed the course
81 the pilgrim through trials and doubt
into a condition Of faith and trust.
Progress of the church building and
future plans were announced. Ii was
stated that the formal opening Of the
completed structure would be on Sep
TENDER /. The carpcting. seating and
brick veneer work Of the exterior are yet
To be done. The ordinary services are
held meanwhile in the lecture room
The audience room 10 now neatly fres-
coed and finished.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

Reeds lake was the objective point 81
several hundred people yesterday. Tho
travel was almost as great as on sun
day in midsummer. The East street
cars we're run through. extra cars were
attached o. some ~ the motor cars. and
some extra open cars were run. Though
tn. air WA ccol the crowds swarmed
over the incompleted pavilion. out To- the
end - the promenade and about the
ground. congratulstlng themselves and
favorise resort, Tho lake was dotted
with row boats. but the steamboats, are
.till laid up. The wide anil substantial al
dock IN front - the pavilion. and the
filing in at the edge - the water are
considered great improvements The
pavilion viii 10 finished early ia May.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

A break in Marsh Byers' trout pond
let out several thousand trout ON Satur-
day afternoon and the gamey fish appear
To to attempting 10 get up the river into
the clearer waters Of the small streams
The drop net fishermen near the dam
hauled DIP two or three II them yester-
day, but said they threw them back
again. There were no reports last night
u any II them having been seen above
the dam. but the fishermen think they
may make their way through the canal
gates and thence up stream. Some hook
and line fishermen sought To attract the
trout in the river yesterday. but without
succesa. ~ far ~ known. The net fish
crmen cay that il 10 possible that the
trout they caught are no, Byers'. IA il is
not uncommon for them to catch one
occasionally at this time 81 year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

The patrol wagon was called a. No.
100 East Fulton street last night on
account II disturbance. The house IL
occupied by three co.oresi men and q
colored and a white woman. For nome
time past the neighhors have com
planned n th. d,>orderly conduct -
the-ss per~pns aud rstroimen have feen
~hsiowing tho house nights. I.ast
night they broke out anew AMI tsht
vas in progress when the wagon ar.
rived 4 crosi ~ aiout leo persons
hail estherc.l arund the place to -.
the sport FL Ross AMI Mrs. kesey.
18TH colosri xere arrested and taken
Ia the station
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10
WILL BRING IN MEN
Master Masoas VIII Not Wat
Longer for Strikers
no CHANCE FORA SETTLEMENT
Acstsa YIN - raktn To-day 90 Css
No. tsssa Chtrags aaa OsAes
.11aseA 6<1ns. ssoOlsDsu.

The strike appears b be n0 nearer
setilsd than 10 vss last ssek. ' said John
H. Hu.Asn yesterday in snswss IN
aussf.sn Il So Obliged u take . pod
tsoa that panied Ne On Saturday. Ny
brother vss onsk the counitt-s from the
strikers and e courss il 10 not pleasant
10 b oppu~-d 10 bsoshes in ~ affair
a THE ksnd IL 10 like thiA We do art
believe that Grand Rapids 10 large
enoaSh to stand An eight hour day.
There are not men enough In the city ,,
do the building that is contemplated
tho summss N they Sork bat sigat
hourA The men claim they are woskin.
for shorter day f,a the hove they bear
their brother crsffsmca- This looks -
me e. be- absurd. do not believe IL
Last Friday ". notifesi the men that
IN they acre not ready o. 20 ~ work
Monday April 10. Ne would employ men
from other places We will take acton
early tOinorrow aud ~ill either send u
committee out Ia get men or We will get
some one % act for us ia various plassss
Ia get men o. CONE here and work.
There are f,0On tricaiayers idle an Chi
csgo today. They were busy all winter.
bat no~ the plasterrrS are at work and
tie bricklayers are idle. l think 90
wili have 10 trouble In getting men, and
We win begin work on our contracts at
once. This strike will he Loo 10 the
men. Ia tn. bosses and Ia the building
public. A gentleman said 10 ule that IL
the strike stopped today il would mean
lo-- - s.s0otO to Grand Rapida
Absolutely nothing vas accom-
rlished Saturday at the conferences
They .~nt a committee to us, and after
an hour og two - talk we found that
tn. COMMITTEES was 10 conmittee; that
they acre SIMPLY cent To us Ia see how
We felt. and that they had absolutely
nothing % proposes. Ii was not our
strike. We wcre not IN position ~
make overtur-s IT, them. and when We
asked them "a make proposition they
we're obliged to answer that they were
no committee and had no power To act
I am sure that many ~ the men woulsl
like To 60 to work. but tn. rules of tho
union keep them from acting a. their
choice dictAtrs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10
Sl.OSSON RETlRES.
The Student VIII Play In no More Bill.
lard Tournaments.


NV York. April 9.-Maurice DAILY
called on George Slosson at the latter .
room on Broadway yesterday afternoon
and had an extended conference with
him in reference 10 a match with Frank
Ives 10 bc played in this city in the
near future. Sloeson. however, would
not listen TO the proposition and told
DAILY that Ives had evaded making a
match with him for long time and he
did not think that the latter had any in
tention III playing. Consequently it
would he useless to issue u challenge for
a match. Slo-e,on has said several tinIes
~ late that he intended Ia retire from
active participation in tournaments,
matches. etc. He reaffirmed this deter
mination today.
My main reason" he said, for re-
firing IL in order for me 10 give my full
attention To my billiard room. Ny bust
ness interests have increased no much
that am unable to spare the time necce-
sary to keep in trim for matches without
ncglecting my customers and interests.
So. after being for number 81 years he
fore the public. wish to say to my
many friends that | have entered the
arena Tor the last timo. and hereafter
shall bc known ~ room kecper.' not a
candidate for championship honors."
The retirement II George Slo<~on ie q
serious blow Ia the billiard world and
his presence at future matches and
tournaments will be greatly missed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

Deputy United States Marshal Brew
ster arrested James Grennels at Cadillac
on Friday. charged with removing pine
from government land near Big Pine
lake. in Wexford county. The logs are
now in Big Pine lake aud the amount
cannot be determined until they are run
out. Grennels was examined before
Commissioner Haskins ut Cadillac ON
Saturday. and he was held To await the
action Of the grand jury. He was left
in the custody IL the sheriff at Cadillac
with the expectation 81 procuring bail.
The examination was conducted by DIS.
trict Attorney Palmer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10
SWALLOWED OH. OF TANSY.
Mrs. Harry lAaasoscawx Has . NarrOw
kscape frons Death.

Mrs. Harry Lamorcaux II Turner
street narrowly escaped death last night
from the effects of oil of tansy which
she swallowed Cor unexplained reasons.
Dr. Appley Was called about l0o'clock
and found the patient on the border ~
death- Her pulse was very weak and
her tongue Was paralyzed from the
effects 81 the poisonous drug. The doc
tar worked over the apparently dying
woman for nearly two hours and sue
cceded In reyiving her to con sciousness.
but her tongue was still paraIyzed
at midnight. lie il u the opinion.
however. that she will recover.
The doctor learned from the husband
that she swallowed an ounce 81 the
drug about half an hour before he was
called. She soon afterward exhibited
symptoms Of poisoning and was attacked
with spasms. Mr.. Lamoreaux said he
and his wife had no trouble and did not
think she tssSk the drug with suicidal
intent She 10 - years old and has three
little children. and the husband Is car
penter contractor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

intsnsira eos pssNas thinkisg u being
eoonspN1 I'll a shsa4 are invited W
asescd. ssthss sftsrnosn cs evening.
Ths sssesy al 81 AAfk's parish sili
meet shss sftvruon 81 ) o'elock. Ia The
chsVsl ssd srysanIxs Zoe the year By ih.
slscttoa II TED wsrsieoA tsessac.s s;sd
srcretAsy and Iks various committees.
The Rev. Dr.. Wiikiaspu. chaplain q
Akelsy inssstate.t ;rsnd Haven. preached
q scholarly sermon In 81 Marks eharrh
yesterday Uarniag ON tbs aacstioa u
'Christian Eiucntson."
The Sunday evening praise s~rvic. ~
81 Aaskis church Gas. ~ usual. largely
attended. The soio parts b, Mrs Davis.
Alss Chamhssrlin and Mr.. Campbell
were vesy effective.
Ga Friday evening Bishop Gillespie
will visit IL. Marks and coufirm y can
didAss vho 10 having the cay before the
rrvulas sdmiillstsst,on oa the nth.
Tho Vested CHOIR oe Trinity church
sang 81 tho ssrvsess u yesterday before
large congregations, repeating the Easter
rtogrzm-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10
GRAND RAPIDS HERALD MONDAY MORNING. April 10 1919

Goserno Philip W. Mckinney a vsr
ginis. chairman "a the spn.n.itt~c On u
s,sasioa and r~osplssU. Theo,snnssnssrs
10 lie peulsrs Il this os,atsittee. II 10
net yet kn1sn Al ~hsa posnts the funeral
train siii stop. but the governor OF each
state Through which a. l,asses wall &C
company II Though ti.els respective
states. shescb. giving eiiielsi sppFossiof
the coayey~ace through their borders.
Tho cortege vii leave New Orleans May
- sud uill reach this city Ga the sven
ing 81 May ~. The cssket viii he i.erne
To the stat. capitol. ~ ieh will 10 sppso.
priately decorai-d. and ~hess guard ~
honor from ies camp aud Beckett camp
u confederate veterans wiil watch Il
during the night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

stuut i0p more sesghings. making Ia vi
stooi no seixhinSs. neariy sboabls the
nssabsF II hat year. The total weight
n sugar ON shish bounty ssil b. paid
ell +. luauCo paundr os iaare. Wet
% ths~s xho apply Tor ths bounty strive
Ia grade their ps,-deet ~ that u all
has the II cent loanty. There will
therefore hs about N.jD paid out In
oountses in this district.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

On Wednesday the state board "a the
League Il American Whcelmen will
bold il meeting In Sweets hotel. The
evening will In devoted to sociabilitics
At the bicycle club rooms
The Art association will give an ex-
hibit in the gallery in the McMullen
block next week.
The German Literary CLUB will meet
tonight WITH Meyer l. May, No. li9
Madison avenue.
The Unity club will meet this evening
with Miss Minnie Holmes. NJ. AL Lyon
street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

The Boston novelty store at M II
Canal street !. IN the hsnds - Constable
ptfk,n by virto~ - an srscut,on issued
hy Justice Ne~ffs.. IA favor q Koke-
A rra of Chicaxo. 90 satisfy judgment
for sifassst for gr.-is parchs~.-i hy Green.
vile ~. fisrlon. sho Rad charge - the
store. m inventory - nos trins taken
- tho ..s-b. which - thought D. -
anrfh ~ -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

Tax Tislcs Secured on Special Improve
mrnt Taxation.


urnt Taxation.
Last week the city marshal held a
sale II property for taxes and Of several
hundred descriptions which were struck
of not moro than half dozen were sid
to private parties. most Ut the property
being bid in by the city. Many descrip
tions were s,ld with only - cents tax
against them. Many owners 81 property
do not appear 10 know that when their
property 10 sold for taxes. even il the
amount In not moro than y cents. some
one has a lien on IL and there in cloud
upon their title. They have one year in
which To- redeem the property and il not
don. in that time the person holding the
tax deed NAV enter and take possession.
Most 81 the descriptions sold last week
were sold for taxes on the Reed. Page
and Carrier street sewer. on the Madi-
son street sewer aud other improve
ments in the north part Of the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

Jsua~s A Hani saa tsfiY hurt SstaF
lay sf,srrs-sn 81 Lysan street ~ t--lng
thin~n frs.su sss hassy lie hoss~ -.
cs,ae fsishtsssd sn.i -s,i.saniy iasne.s
iaio IN alley. thresiaa Nc Hat cot
H@ received spsssr~.i srisf. ca, 90
ne ts..s - hi. hs-si sai i.rsi~ssi snee.
~ s,ft~sroid dressed 80 s8as.is he
issHsgY sss oss@pts'>if t~sloiisit-sl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

Ms = ~ Carroll will go tn tho Alma
<anitsrium to r.scuperate her health.
Mr. and Mrs.. W \. Townsend spent
SUNDAY m kaismazoo.
Miss Gertrude Rissiey has returned
hau. from Nuskegun.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10
Hf.Mot ~ DAVIS RODx.
AZ the Arrangements Nave bse~a
Mast~ 80 Asss1Mttt-h "a

RieHsosn Va. April . The essea
tis~ esaaaftses a isee camp. ia cissse
q arrangements sss the Fssaassl 81 tbe
FsR~is- a J~ssf-a tssSis frssm Nas
Dfirsas D. THE esss sss szsmpiried the
sisfsii- - tie ffsSEasa tsesassi tsss.tssss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

confirmation instruction wil be
given az o'clock the sfterpson in ~
Marks church. concluding sith the tap
si.sm q On adult The s.isires- viii he
r-p~at@d AZ a. D m. IL ~ especially
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10
KAKNSOKE DESIGNS a.. are . tsa. .a,,i in

millinery shown by Cori. Knott a Co
They are the very latest iniportations
and the discriminating ladies' OF Grand
Rapids know that Corl. Knott a Co
have nothing that il not stylish. Man,
new things have just been received and
are now being displayed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

Miss Zella Field has removed her
dressmaking parlors from S7is Ottawa
street to l3 South Division street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

Union suits are selling rapidly at
Stauffer's this season
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10
BLOOD DISEASES. SORES, PiMPLES,
ALL PRIVATE DISEASES CUREOI

Rheumatism and ALL Female Diseases cured ineuding
rroia.u. Icuecrvhea Ovarian Trublcs No surgical
operations Todd the dieesse without the knife
or and leaves the patient whole
No mechanical treatment No uerviaes No
ssinsuisnss THE patient rcnsins permanently we'll
ce and confidential dsyb
Medicines Ohces h
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

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