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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

p~opls. ssa ~ shsn oonsiass 10 exist
rsgsrdlss Il the 100 fxequsut
miscarriage Il Justice Of tbs wrongs
doas IN the name u iussics. and u the
admitted fscs that the present procedure
- too slo~. too ssp<nslve and too anoef-
tain 10 resaitk Az Is % veil ssid IN
the last aunbss u The Aner,can Law
ysr .sizsnstion inevitably breeds de-
cay: judicial psoc~duss must be
thoroughly nodesnissd. The duty Of
providing the plan. sherefors. rests upon
the bar. Its EVASION 10 continuing re-
proseh; It's communication viii be tho
professions grooming glory. No graver
duty eonfronts the bar today than the
solution q this great problem
Our state bar association has taken up
this great work in earnest Its new OH
GERS. acting under . new constitution
prepared BY it, efficient secretary. Ralph
Stone. Esq-. of this city. are among the
most prominent advocates Of reform in
the state. With Judge Durand - pres
hiens and with nine such men - Fred
A. Maynard Of this city. Prof Levi 7.
Grifiin Of Detroit and Representative
Ba1kworth Of jackson ~ directors. il 10
certain that cur state association viii be-
among the leaders in their grand work
u legal reform.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16
ALLEGED TO BE FUNNY.

Mrs wayup-I hear that Bella Bull
ion. now the countess Of Bunco. Is un-
happy with her husband.
Mrs. Highup-Impossible, Simply
impossible, Why. the mere floral decora
tons at her wedding cost &c. 0oo. Puck
What, Miss Kicksbout married
AGAIN. Why, she has been married half
q dozen times in ~ many ycars"
Yes. she 10 fitting herself - . vslxiety
actress Boston Transcript.
And who 10 this," asked Aunt Clara.
pointing 70 the picture II chubby child
In skirfs That" said Robby. who
had been wearing knicksrbocksss Cos
eome time. ''is me when vac q girl
lid. Bita
Does Mr.. Lynch suffer from chronic
thirstf-
oh. dear no He docsnt wait long
enough. Pick Me-Cp.
Customer Have you felt clippers,
Clerk iee'm, hut not for long time
nos.--Yankee Blade.
Some people ride = hobby 40 they
would a bicycle simply ia exercise :
New York World
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16
MORE WORDS OF PRAISE.

The Globe Is 10 receipt Of a copy ~
the GRAND RAPIDS Mich HERALD 81
July . 1t is an interesting and attrac-
tive number and shows up many Of the
manufacturing and business interests of
the town. slso its beauty ~ n place Of
residence. The highest style Of the en-
graver's art has been brought TO bear in
producing numberiess ergravings % it's
modern business blocks. handsome
dwellings, elInpses az it, public build
ings and views % the city it-elf. all 81
which impress ~ eifh the idea that il
is delightful place in which 10 live.
Grand Rapids - making giant strides as
business center and is destined 10 be
come one II the foremost cities Of the
west. Utica Glote.
TYR GAM R.rrps HxrsrD issued a
grand Industrial edition Of t~.ntv eight
psgea the other day. which. from every
point Of view. sould have done credit TO
any town 10 the country. Our thriving
little municipal neighbos is 81 to con
graduated upon Possessing such al en-
tsrpsising louFnai.--t klcsgo Despatch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

One - The wet ~neoursgi &c signs -
she present finsss : The careful consij.
ersshon sivea BY The most eminent law
yers q the sua ether lands = The work
II fessrn IN legal proee<infe AZ lsss
after Yssos - ioaetiea aud aln,oss erln
iusI n~F,~st the lawyers = tn lard ss-
h-einninx - r~sissr The responsibility
ttes fe.ts apon fhesa - r~,ora sslsting
esls 10 ths preeeas legsl mschin~sy.
Thy have al sieaa Fesilxed ths-a evils.
bat have @nply shirssa tls~ss datJ. y
sarsi th-sF soisns responsibility b fks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

sotsiaias concs~sious 10 the dsooerst
slfvss n>s n The usn>-sp a she honss
sonnissses shsoush ~ tsAs q Crisp
and the sdninissrsti<n shst scch eoa-
b1iatloa might - uada
While the rspublieans could nes pre-
ssss shs popuiisss and boissns demo
ersis voting fox shsis noainss for
speaker 4 they wished 10 DO -. they do
net - raIs regard the slsctsoa d re-
publican spsakss undsr such cirsun1
stances - very desirable thing. sa9h
&C elsctbsn would entail respossibif'
the r~rsblicsns are quite viliins/t the
democrats shooid shoulder.
With the silver ausstioa ths chisf and
oslly issus 20 b. presented In the extra
session. n 10 highly desirable that the
democrats should b wholly yesponsibis
for he saeesss or failure q It's settle
menl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

eant 20 II they d 90 shsy 80 - 11ssd
1onday that they have - Ice whole
day's uosk They dat care - iose -
oDd patusaliy Uesy away fsu0 the fn,g
SUNDAY. What the voskingmep Il Chi
GEO want 10 Saturday holiday. That
would enxbis them - SO the exposition
SATURDAY and rsss Sunday. lite - hard
uosk % visit the fais - u y 20 dag
dischss. sod sho man thst stssmpfs 70
d. either without resting VII md him
elf lad out
Ouly three furniture buysss sEyivsd In
The Morton yesterday. bat the hessa -
filed just the same. Nesriy ell the large
buyers are still here and some q them
expect 70 reuzaln 81 least another week :.
The arrivals Yesterday vcres j. Ryder.
Kxnsss City; Robsss Henahaw, Clnc.n-
nsti; /. Crawford Grssa. Troy. n. I.
II. ID. Coburn Of Howard City. pro-
prietor Of cobusn's exchange. Was
among the arrivals in The Morton yss-
tsrdsy.
Mr.. and Mn Frank Irish d TIE New
Livingston are spending Sunday IN
Spring Lake
Roswell Mott. . lansing insurance
agent. dinsd in The Morton yesterday.
Moxros-y. H. Cole. LAnsingi = D.
Mcmillan. Rockford; H. ID. Coburn.
Howard City; c. L. Whitney. Nusks-
eou: n. B. Wheeler. Manissss; e. b.
Dana. Muskegon; Roswell Mott Lans-
ing.
NV Lrviscsrox--E G. Becker. LAM.
ing; He Bltteubendss. Constantine: C.
II. Hutchinson. Girard; w. n. Heath,
f. E. Cowles. Sparta; J. p. Brayton and
wife. Highland park.
SwErrs-J. b. Barnes, Detroit; @. u
Wallace. Saginaw; w. H. Smith. Lane
ing; T. r. Pollock. jackson; H. Jiakoot
Eaton Rapids; J. w. Cali6. West Bay
City.
EAsLE-A. j. Peek, jackson; A. L
French. Cascade, J. II. Wordsn. Cedal
Springs; NJ. Culver. Sturgis: E A. Run
dell. Lansing; John ellis. Trsvess City
j. NJ. Lehman. McBrides.
KKxr-George wady and wife. Hol
ton; w. j. White. Big Rapids; j. B
Goodsll. Muskegon; William G. Comfy
Hastings; W. Il. Young. Charlotte; F. S
Abbott. Lansing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

RaaseFs are syirx thiex ana fast .;
wssks1xton q an intention on the part
q ~ fr~e rpir'aee Democrats - h,af
tse 3ersorsst csuces sd vote for the
reruhls,an cauru= noeine~ f.sr sp~su'r
b. order - defast the administration
rr-xreu,. WHEN ircliise. the -. slsc-
si.,s = .s-eaz-r Crisp
he arw aaa-r eii hav. a trtsi men
her.hx II ID. = whom - sse rrrah-
ksans sot thirte-n pepuiisss Shc,iss
tAlssy ~lxst q re 2i5 democratic bslt
IL asnecfai esuesa 4 moess - ,,osss
h. - Sesrst Crisp bnt ~hsle il - pnsHs-
r.. ~ waii insrfused Fsrss,s esr.isisgs, q
rsr-hahl@ Il - rsorn hsels tAat sk.ne
r.nevs - srfssi ~ tAe parp,q <
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

Our nsiyhbor. The Democrat. 10 TOO
modest. Yesterday morning IL quietly
announced that the local directors had
dscsdsd - c.oss the vorid's fair on
Ssndsy. Then Il sddsa BY way Of ex-
planst,on. quietly mind you. that 1T
mad been opposed 10 Sunday opening
from tho outset" Nobody suspected
tazt THE wss true until The Democrat
u,osiestly confessed IT, The reason
assigned foe their action BY the dlrsc-
t,rs 10 therefore niislssding. thu
aim attendance on Sunday u not the
Cause. Tho Democrat wss opposed to
the Sunday opening from tho outset
That's ~hst settled the question.
Marked copies had no doubt been regu-
larry semitic -ths authorities"
Upon referring To the fiiesof The Dem
ocrzt 10 10 clear that the directors we're
confronted in tho marked copies by
incontroverfible arguments against Sun
Cay opening They we're forced to sur
render. just read this .'scorcher' FROM
The Democrat IT June IL;
Chicago IL waiting for the verdict" In
the matter Of opening the worlds fair Sun
dsss.
Is il any wonder that the board yield
81 after reading the above vigorous
thrust. Then on June is The Demo
crat fersely Declared:
SONS 81 the Chicago papers printed sew
sra Columns Ia German yesterday.
This must have parslyzoi the direc-
tors. II shows that The Democrat was
virulently opposed to their wicked act
in opening the fair on Sunday. On June
ii IL sorrowful;y remarked:
Another suspension of the injunction
order Is likely TO be granted. Go that there
is a prospect Of sunday opening for an in
defiEit- time.
The directors had pondered on this
aside for several days before reading the
succeeding -arguments.- This last one
was introduced by . side remark on
June 10:
II vas 10 10 expected that the Chicago
papers would not be overpleased with the
decision 81 the United States judge in the
Sunday opening injunction case.
On June The Democrat laid the
foundation for its vigorous opposition TO
NJ open Sunday by saying editorisily.
Yesterdays Chicago papers report the ar
rival OF the FIRST consignment Of Michigan
sfra~ berries
Finally after reviewing the field it had
80 gloriously fought over. it declared
that.
The local directory. being in full control
of the grounds. can make its own rules in re
gard 20 opening or closing them che grstesl
a. any time.
From all OF which il appears that
The Democrats opposition 10 Sunday
opening -frou the outset" WAS irresisti
bl., and the board % directors just had
10 give in. The Iodesty Of The Demo
crAt seems 10 make il IN act OF simple
justice 10 call attention in detail to ia
bs.iilisnt fight for a closed fair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

Ii was q cautious correspondent who
said in his account OF = sea serpent that
il was vouched for "by people whose
veracity had hitherto been beyond sus-
picion. ~--Indianapolis Journal.
Ono Of the mysteries OF the summer
days and nights is how the mosquito
manages to get himself into the net
Baltimore American.
The Jersey watermelon 10 Ia sight
and reciprocal relations are to be estab-
lished with our foreign neighbor.
ter News.
The Chicago postofiice has been Pro-
nounced unsafe. IL IL falls il may cost
the government quite stamp.--Du Bots
Courier.
The times need great men loaded down
to the guards with courage.-Readine
Times
Some American toadies spend their
days picking up tho h's that English.
men have dropped. Galveston News.
A citizen Of Colorado can force the
yield Of silver IL he has mine to.--New
Orleans Picsyune.
Hawaii should put up her dynamite
She IL too small to handle il safely
Washington Star.
Men make more fuss about their
honor on the stage than anywhere else
Atchison Globe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

EVEN % gifted . writer ~ George w.
Cable seems dazzled by the ignis fatuus.
art for arts sake" In paper read
before the literary congress he declares
that lit is only within the realm OF the
beautiful that fiction. whatever may be
its duties and privileges, can prove its
use In tho world" But in spite Of Mr..
Cables ultimatum the fact remains
that some of the most masterful works
OF fiction in the English language
have been those in which the
beautiful. in itself. has little part. The
novelist who sacrifices truth for beauty
may be an ideal man OF letters; but the
second generation will have forgotten
that he lived Fiction may be truthful
without being written for purpose"
and even novel for q purpose has
claims upon the world OF letters
which far outweigh those Of a story
whose only purpose is to picture an
ideal beauty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16
BorEL CHARS

Tin rot surprised that the sunday
opening scheme hss proved = failure At
Jsgtspn park. said 4 +. Hammond n
Chicago IN The Morton lsss nssht The
failure - not due o. any Puritan
nossens a reiss.on; let the fact a me
u.stts1 = ses@D Jay Ia the week are TO
much fos the average scribe far viai
Scr 1h-T car ssaad the stsssa and
hsve % isks aAy q rest Naturally
thy taAr Hnhsias lecaaes part - the
stHiissia are tAstsi IN that d., and
aas 90 es-.f "a aanaays a. on weak
lays iera = - seer. you sne~
- fAf - the spfkingnea
sss cn1eefnsi they sever ts-as
say sseeisi interest IA az oren fsw faa,
dsy. Issy deaf ssas ~ besssss thsp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

W. W kagsn. neuhex q The Eagau
Shoe cempsay q - csrsl stsesk y ezas
II the progressive young merchants Il
Gr.na Rapsds. He = = graduate u the
Michigan naivssslty snd yoong unne
u ABILITY and energy. He 80 born st
SalsnA. Michigan. Nossutsg -. le65.
hence Gov u but - years al sgs. When
he MAS child he parents moved % =
farm IN tile township q Clinton. whore
he gfes tD hoyhood. He Aternsted
farming With attending the district
schoois- Being naturally progressive be
wss not coEs~ntsd xith tbs educefAon
obtained Ia the country schools and he
entered upon . course In the Ann Artcr
high school. from which he graduated
IN 1854. Ia the fall Of the same year hs
catered the literary department. u the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

Five times ~ least IA each year TIE
t1nk examiners call upoa al banking
iasusss a. pabl.sh detailed statsmens
81 the ecndition Il their business This
cal xas receatiy maize for tho l,fh o.
Jaly and seven q the ten banking
houses a ths city publish their STATE
nasnts IN THx HkENLD this morning
Ihass sialsnsals ~lA he scrutinlzed
very closely By business aaen and nnan-
e.ess generally aud Il il pleasant to say
tat eaca ard esefs bsnk makes a very
rssditahls shoHing
Tie aetual cash ca haad Ia the seven
tanks on July ~ ~as sto0.loi-so. and
tilese 49, due them from approved re
serve AgencissL subject 10 demand.
draft aasverirs every purpose u easA
a. band. s9ssgiA72 The t~o items TO
rsthes fsrm total Il 81 .64s.o i5-a ready
kDr immediate use 10 pay the liabilities
~ the banks shsn needed. Comparing
ihess issns nth tho May statements OF
tie same seven backs 1t is found that az
LAT tiae there Mas on hand $5sy.5l5u6
n actual cash At tho reserve agencies
.here Vas on deposit 10 their credit
bqd:t263. or total d sl,Sh,.sl5.o
II available fund.-.
Il will be noticed that the banks have
eeen curtailing their loans. rs 10 shown
- The decrease IN the loans and dis
,ouats when taken as whole. la the
Nay stateussnt we're to be found loans
Bn.i DISCOUNTS sggr-eatsng in value
y, &c 2si5t, the July statements show
Sls5. ssola This 10 decrease of
neasiy million dollars IN discounts
Die exact amount being tss2.4lAal- A
careful analysis Of the statements ~ the
eoea,ron Of business 10 July - can but
confirm the assurance previously made
h these columns that the Grand
Sspids banks are ably and safely con.
isr.tsa and managed.
la The space % two taoaths. or little
mere. liquidation 10 the amount Of
nearly million dollars has taken place,
ard YET The banks have go 52fie3 more
n actuai cash and s.s. 1919 moro IN
funds available for immediate use THAI
they bad two months ago. This should
satisfy the ultra conservatives and con-
vince them that their money ~ jest as
sai. 10 ors O. orands Rapids sound
tanks a. IL 10 boarded IN trunk or
stocking or deposited whore il can earn
% interest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

DIX. HAzLEwooD's suggestions on the
subject OF public bath houses are timely.
but public sentiment il too dormant 10
hope that they will DO acted upon.
Cleanliness is virtue Of unacceptable
mien among the ignorant. and to force
an acquaintance will require something
besides facilities Tor taking bath.
Children reared in dirty homes can not
familiarize themselves with the econ
omy involved in the waste Of water and
soap in bathing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

Michigan university. and after studying
one year his funds became exhausted
and he stepped out of the university TO
teach country school. In the fall Of
1856 young Eagan resumed his work in
the university and continued it until he
graduated in lss9. receiving the degree
OF Phi Il. After leaving the university
he secured position as teacher in the
Ann Arbor high school. January last.
being DESTROYS OF investing his money
In paying business. he formed part
nership with his brother. j. L. Esgan.
and purchased stock Of shoes at No.
81 Canal street The younger brother
is the business manager OF the firm. W.
W. Eagan spending but little OF his
time in this city. The subject Of this
sketch is preemiIently a self made
man.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16
POINTS ABOUT pc Rsoss.

Govsrpos Russell al Massachusetts, i.
mad clean through and vii not occupy
HE summer cottage nj Magnolia this
summer. He went q considerable en-
psne~ In besutifyine biz house and
grounds. and when be Rad msde TIE ril-
aernees blossom ss the rose . pieb~sn
shoe manufacturer from Lam came
along and erected . staring VIA Whit
altogether cuts "a the governor's vie n
~ the sea. Mr. Russell viii pass the
ssmmer at Manchester ~ the Sss ard
leave the saeemssef alone 10 his ssory.
There oil he high ed times II Lake
pissssut Montague. Msss, On TIE 9th
a HE nonih 1h> eighth annual psc.
mr. Il TIE Marsh rsrsiy Association =
Aaer5ca - O. he keid IN that day snS
s4srrsl hanlirets - Marshes from eli
ever The coaptrv ali t~ pr-s~ns. AZ
persons i,eaFtae TIE naane 90 d@see-sst<-1
ernTa sef~sns s~sins the nam are IN
vitsA 9TH their fsnsiises. o~ing ~ ar
essssf.nrns over ehteh they have No
oaat-cl TIE ksnsske< marches ell sos
- rspsssent<1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

ArsTRsIrAy labor is greatly affected
by an influx OF Hindoo and other cheap
labor from Her British Maiesty's Asia
attic possessions A per capita tax Of
ono hundred guineas has been laid on
Chinese laborers by the various Austria
han parliaments. and this proves a suffi-
Gent bar against Celestial immigration.
Prohibiting the importation Of British
subjecto from other portions OF the en-
pire. however. is entirely another ques-
ton. and even the Australian labor agi-
tators confess themselves at loss for .
remedy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

TcpsY is Heroes day" and the last
open Sunday at the worlds fair. There
is not man with soul 90 morbid as to
wish other than that the attendance
will exceed the highest number ever
congregated on the grounds OF the ex-
position in single day. The entire
gate receipts for the day will be conse-
Grated to the fund for the relief OF the
families Of the victims Of last Mondays
horror
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

GESrnAL IsHstL c SMITH is proposed
as the NEXT collector Of internal revenue
for this district- Whether be will he
able to defeat Uncle John S. Farr re-
mains to be seen. Uncle John IL quietly
saving wood
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

II Kansas populists follow tho advice
OF the editor q the Ottawa Journal they
will shoot down republicans at the next
election. But fortunately there will be
enough republicans left TO hang the
populists that do the shooting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

MExIcASs are afraid the United States
will annex their country. The common
people Of this country share their fear.
We have no more in common with the
greasers OF Mexico than with the
kanakss Of Hawaii. We cannot ASST
milate them. and why annexs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

Co~wsxrtsa on Leon Smishs ea-s
n. Detroit Free Press says ne is - the
-ehos. - ysnnx criminals - vhieh r.
Irving T.atiaer ~ the rasst conspicuous
srponert.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

SssaroR HassssoroH has been tell
ing the Chsstsaauans How 20 maintain
successfully a b metallic standard He's
probably the ouiy man IN the eosctry
vho understands The nsystery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

AsorHER carefully planned strike has
gone wrong. The Tonawanda lumber
showers are returning 10 work. They
aren't quite 30 prosperous as they were;
but they know more about the idocy OF
csuseless strikes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

FLYfSc ira covered . mile a Miehi
gan race track yesterday In pacing
race IN 2o6is. This is the fastest mile
ever made ia Michigan by harne<sei
horse. Jlb 9TH be- with us IN August
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

KAISER WILLIAM passed the army bill
In the reichstsg with sixteen votes to
spare. evil nov turn his attention
10 his visit 20 the worlds fair. The
Kings pleasure must not be inter
rrpted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

Two sirls srre p-Ds~'sei ~ ea'ins ics
cream Al A8rsarl founs usen siil call
th- asteailon n theif fsss' girls - THE
lfesn. There's rnenes n a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

Fstsx t~lsese 10 fsfipFf-eity do-a ia
Dkiahssns. fass AaxFs~s sseeed ~hii~
sac - .l.ath II usihris Friday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

ent of Adam 10 be made. Hcalthfu rcposc you will
find in a Champion Fly Trap Prosperity. happiness
and comfort contained in the Paragons Buy them
try them and you will find the flies viii delight TO die IN
them.
Is it hot enough for you? VIII it bc hot enough
for you? Has been hot enough for your Some peo-
pie tell by their feelings some people have to
consult their friends But the best and surcsf way TO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16
CONSULT OUR THERMOMETERS

thermometer, We have supplied ourselves with Inc
extensive in variety and quality thermometers that
YOU read across the thermometers for the
dairy-thermometer for the dry thermometers
for everybody and every kind OF use. Handsome and
plain, elegant and durable. thermometers in glass.
wood or Japanncd tin. Thermometers any way you
want them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16
Fly Traps

to a long suffering pub
lie. You will be aston
ished to find what won
dcrs a Champion or
Paragon Fly Trap will
perform in the way Of
clearing a room of flies.
and thus will make
your life endurablc,
your sleep peaceful and
restful and therefore
your disposition as
nearly chcrubic as is
possible for A descend
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

angle fancy outing
may one day and il may take three they
going . what will cell them.
Without reese every shirt
handed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

All our Flannel Shirts.
All our Oxford Shirts,
All our Madras Shirts.
All our Percale Shirts.
All our Silk Shirts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

And the Sale opens
Monday morning.
July ~.