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Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
Rapidly Increasing in This City.

In Mondays issue, among the Humphrey made that the company of the Boys brig ade connected with that church was the only organization of the kind in the city.
 There are regularly enrolled companies connected with ths Second Congregational church, East Pearl street Nj. E and First Congregational churches iu Fair Haven, and companies are being formed in the Davenport Congregational, Hope Baptist, and Wooster place Baptist churches. This statement is necessary in justice to these companies. Kindly allow me to make this correction. Yours, A. H. HAYES,
 Pres. First Conn. Battalion. B. B.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
"SOm0 Reasons for Reading Robert
 BrOwninr.,,

Those who wish to hear something new of the poet Browning and his writings will have the opportunity of 8 lifetime in hear ing Dr. Kelley's lecture this evening in the First M church.
 The following criticism is taken from a Boston paper: "For keen analysis, subtle discriminating appreciation, high con- ception of the poets thought, mastery of much that has seemed dim and mysterious aud an intuition as fine as it is rare, this lecture is indeed pre- eminent. Robertson's lectures on Wordsworth, though among the finest pieces of work which the great preacher of Brighton gave to the world, are in no sense superior to this study of Browning"
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09

The healing and purifying qualities of Salvation Oil render 1t the best article for the speedy cure of ulcerstsd sores. 25c.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
ENDEL & FREEDMAN,
 772 Chapel Street.

Two of the cosiest furnished rooms, with gas and heat, now for rent, at No. 34S Orange street. fS 2t
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
Y. MI. 0. A. STATE CONVENTION

The Convention of the Young Mems
 Christian AsseciatiOns-PrOm mi nent
 Men to be at the New Britain Gath
 ertng.
 The twenty seventh convention of the Connecticut Young Mems Christian asso- oiations will be held In New Britain, Feb rusry 17-19. Reduced railroad rates have been secured and all accredited delegates will be furnished with entertainment. The hotels offer reduced rates
 Among the speakers are: Rev. David James Burrell, D. D New York; Rev. D. O. Mears. D. D, Worcester, Mass; H. M. Moore, Boston; Lucien o. Warner, New York; J. R. Mott, college secretary. inter- national committee; George A. Warbur- ton, New York, besides prominent men from Connecticut,
 The following subjects will be discussed: ''The Young Mems Christian Association and Christian Work" Christian Serv- ioe." "The Social Life of Our Members" "The Corresponding Membership" "How Shall There be Brought About Closer Re- lations Between the Community and the Association" "What Results Should be Sought for in the Gymnssiumi" "Can the AsSOclatloD do tne WOrK TOT boys III the Community" "The Business Management of Our Associations" "Whst Should Ex- pect from the Association in Its Relation to the Church?" "How Can We Make Our Educational Work More Effectivel' "Ele- ments in the Aggressive College Associs- tion."
 The secretary of the nearest local ssso- citation will give further information, or 1t may be secured by writing to State Score tsry J. W. Cook, Y. NJ. 0. A., Bridgeport, Conn.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09

Pearl fans repaired ct Suverthaus', the diamond experts, headquarters for aifts.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
axw ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TO-DAY.

Auction Sale-E. c. Beecher. Daily Chat-Wm Nicely q Co Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup-At Druggists'. Diamond Dyes-At Druggists. Dr. Greeue's Neryura--At DrugRists, Eutertainment-New Haven Opera House. Eptertainment-Hyperien Theater. Entertainment-Grand Opera House For Rent-Rooms-348 Orange Street. For Sale-Cows-R. W. Smith 6 Son. Grand Shopping Emporium-F. M. Brown & Go. Great Wiud-Up Sale-Mendel Freedman. Probate Notice-Estate of Adolph Stegeman. Salvation Oil-At Druggists. Wanted-Cooks-Hous Auxiliary. Wanted-Girl-1193 Chapel Street. Wanted-Girl-2oOY York Street. Wanted-Position-Box 958, City.
 Wanted-Situation- Grand Avenue. Wanted-Situation-S14 Grand Avenue. Wanted-Situation-7 Morris Street. nted-Situation-583E East Street.
 Wanted-Sltuatiens-775 Chapel Street. wanted-Stenographer pher-Remlngton, rms once' Wanted-$3 5O0-Security, This Office.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09

When you buy candy buy Huyler's. K Hewitt & Co.,, Selling Agents. f7tf HeilIy,s
 Terpsichorean
 Art School
 of Dancing
 and DeportmenS. MT. P. Harvard Reilly, master of dano ing, takes pleasure in announcing that he will give the first lesson of his regular school term in New Haven Tuesday, Oo- tober II, at Veru hall, Orange street Glasses meet at 4:30 p. m. For further particulars apply at the hall Tuesdays and Thursdays. between and 6 D. m. o7 t
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
Thursday, February 3, 1895.
xosai WeauEs ST KepOrs

i5aa temperature. 16.
 e.ax temp, 22: min. te,np., II.
 Precipitation .00 inches.
 Mar. velocity of wind, 20-NW. Excess Of temperature slnoo snuary l,-24S degrees.
 Deficiency of precipitation since nt uary l, x.1S inches.
 Note-A minus sign l-l prefixed to thermom- ,ter readings indicates temperature below zero. "T'' in connection with ra1Efan indicates a srace of precipitation too small to measure. sSnow is melted and resulting depth of water o0t known,
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
Home, Sweet Home

Home, Sweet Home
 The grand march was led by Adjutant General John G. Healy and Miss Nellie F. McGrail, followed by Dr. McCabe and Miss Walsh of Ansonis, and then came over four hundred couples. The boxes were occupied by the following: Box IA, William Neely, in the box being the Dominican fathers and J. D. Plunkett; box F by Jules Prokasky and family and Dr. Bellosa and family; box 12, Edward Mccarthy and fam fly, Miss Tillie Connolly, Miss Helen Con- nelly; box 4, M. Dillon and party; box 1, D. s. Gamble and family; box 6, MT. Downs of Bridgeport.
 Among those who occupied the other boxes were: Mayor Sargent and wife, James Reilly and family, w. F. Donnelly, wife and friends, W. F. Shanley and fam fly, Mrs. and Miss Lillian Hurley of Jersey City, Senator Phalen and wife of Bridge port, George Ringler, Hon. o. T. Driscoll, Eugene A. Callahan, ex- City Clerk Downes, James Dunn and Miss Lswler of Toronto, Dr. Neville of Madison avenue, Mrs. Dougherty, Miss Anna Dougherty and sister, Mrs. Terely, Miss Anna Delaney, George CahiI of Brooklyn, Mrs Bauman and daughter, Miss Lulu, and John O'Neil of Waterbury, Richard D. Dillon of Hart ford.
 Among others noticed on the floor were Miss Ryan of Meriden, William Donnaly and wife, Thorn lane, Providence, R. l.. the Misses Gallagher, City Clerk Martin and Miss Fannie Martin, City Auditor Lake, x-Mayor Tracy of Merlden, J. J. Quinn of Bridgeport, F. E. Mulligan of Meriden, ex Representative T. F. McGrsil and wife, Councilman Tracy and wife. Hon. James P. Pigott, Ed McGowan and wife, James Riley and daughter, Miss Nellie Kane, Miss Nellie Shanley, J. T. Moran and sisters, Jailer Keefe and wife, Miss Campbell, Miss Taylor.
 It was the general verdict of those pres ent that the music was of high order of excellence, especially the orchestra under the dictatorship of Professor Fichtl.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
NOTIONS AND DRRSSNAKBRS,
 SUPPLIES!

Ours being the largest notion depot in the city it is equally well known
 that our prices are from l to 25 per cent. lower than other stores, and for this sale we h ave m ade still lower
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
Senate.

The senate to-day convened st II o'clock, Lieutenant Governor Cady in the chair The session, which lasted until l o'clock was passed in discussing the Hamersley bill, concerning county commissioners and referring new bills.
 It was voted to indefinitely postpone the Hamersley county commissioner bill, Il to 10. James P. Platt and George H. Clark were elected respectively judge and deputy judge of the city court of Meriden. The resolution authorizing the Coe Brass Manu- featuring company of Torrington, and the Pratt 8 Cady company of this city to in crease their capital stock were passed. A resolution was referred directing the con- mittee on cities and boroughs to report what street railways have failed returns within ten years.
 Senate bills, petitions and resolutions were referred: Incorporating the Keensy Manufacturing company, an act to prevent hold of warehouse bills. incorporating Hartford Baptist union, amending charter road, amending charter Edgewood avenue horse railroad, act de education, act de town high school committees.
 Resolutions appointing Judge Munger judge of Ansonia court, Attorney Cable and Attorney Callahan judges of the city court of New Haven were tabled for print ing.
 At noon Governor Morris sent into the senate the following nominations: William Hamersly of Hartford to be judge of the superior court for eight years. Railroad Commissioners, William O. Seymour of Ridgefeld for the unexpired term of four years from July 1, 1891, reappointed; George M. Woodruff of Litohfeld for four years from July 1. 1893, reappointed; Alex 0. Robertson of Montville for four years from July 1, 1893. Bank oommis- sioner. Edwin A. Buck of Windham for the une1pired term of four years from July l, 1891; Edwin R. Doyle of Hartford for four years from July 1, 1893. Labor commissioners, Robert J. Vance of New Britain for the unexpi1ed term of four years from July 1, 1891. The nominations were referred to committees.
 The senate then adjourned until il o'clock tomorrow.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09

The music for the dancing was furnished by the orchestra and the promenade music by Wheeler & Wilson's band of Bridge port which was stationed in the upper gallery. The dancing program was as follows:
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
vKAFH EK RECORD.

yEATHEK RECORD.
 iaDlCAfIoHs FoR 7o-DAY. AGRICULTURAL DxPARTnEET,
 OFFICE of THE CHIzs
 Or THE WKATHKR BUREAU, ] WARRINGTON, D. O., p. m., Feb. $, 1S95.J For New England and eastern New York: Generally fair and slowly rising temperature during Thursday: southwesterly winds.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
LADIES, COTTON UNDER WEAR.

Immense Sacrifice in Every Depart
 ment.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
MEN DEL & FRKEDMAN,s
 GREAT WIND.UP SAL

our Stock is Toe Large and Must be
 Turned Into Cash.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Orchard Division No. IL. uniformed
rank Knights u the Msccabees, IL the
youngest division In the city. having
been organized about four weeks ago
with pr. Hess ~ commander. 1t al
ready has a membership 81 twenty two,
and Captain Bennett has been engaged
81 drill them in the military movements
The tent holds ifs regular meetings In
McMulIen hall. IL viii give an excur
SION on the river steamer Valley City to
Grand Haven and return July 4. start.
ing from the city at 8 .. m. They will
remain In Grand Hsves until after the
ire works. and return Iats NJ night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

About May the Valley City Milling
company began tearing out the entire
line Of DID machinery in its mill and
has eve} since been engaged in the
work II reconstruction The company
10 putting in an entirely new line OF the
latest shd best improved machinery.
arranging the same on the most modern
and latfst plan. When the work is
completed aud in good running order
the mill have az fine and complete
. mill d 3O barrels daily capacity as
can be fund anywhere in the country.
The SAME company also runs two other
-four n1ls the Globe and the Model
night add day. and expects to have the
new Valley City mill ready for operation
BY the first Of August.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

esnp,s1s : tn enspnD ~ thsss san-
9eo3 ntnaaAnns ed eess.sgcn<isses
uask h pDnn 20 oElUtonbpd ~ H:
Cu1duAnok 60 ~ yeno - snd
~ ~ elaD voo oEndna1D1 - ysas.
4 ven inzus ab1sadnnss = sxpsctsd. pa
psh aDoass fFoa - parts u nsshagsn
sDa fhsn : spDbss q he ssighhusang
ukaena
Nlns Csss r. Ulissy. srsduaes from
Mn Csd1slloeks trsining cha vii
oonanse : kiniseUsstsn fos chliassa b
tvssn IL ses q , snd ! II the foaa-
tnin eesses lspeiut chusch dassng the
snosth q Ju'y. Ths Grse ssnSn vii b
hsId Wednesday. July 3 q
Nin Cu<l1DAorh vsii give lectures o.
The kintseussesn ayssem and osnes I'D
sgogical tsoi0 q lhs state tsaeAssS in
seientss - Hovsll. Iivinssenn oonssy,
and shelby. Oosans eDuasy.
Ains Nssdo Ne. El(suan returned 10
hss hnns il 6aginsu lnss Uspk and -
sypsc>sd holck % b II 1tosndnnco 1t
ths sumnss school a p>>aagogy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Yesterday afternoon Contractor James
NcDcrmott's horse became frightened
GA North Division street and ran away,
throwing Mr.. McD-rmost out lie MA
slightly injured and his carriage WA
damaged about 81 The horse Mn
caught n-ar the city hall.
John >evberry. employed at No. "A
Canal street. was thrown from kis
wagon yesterday and suffered fracture
81 bis right leg. The ambulance
tsrpk him "a has home on West Bridge
street a short distance west u the city.
Organsxsd charity has seven mother
ise- children Tor whom they wish to
Get homes. The oldest IL 10 years old
and the youngest - but 10 weeks old.
The father - lshorer and 70 unable 10
keep hi- family together.
The Street Railway company has de-
cislesi 20 abandon it@ odd barn on North
Canal street. The Taylor street cars
wili run 10 the Wealthy avenue barns
AMI the DIVISION street cars viii 60 10
the Hal street barns
\ u Sfovili n w 5ls Fourth street
reports IN the sheriff that a bay mare
ws- stolen from hi- harm Friday night.
IA III Iamoresux offers q reward OF
So ios the arrest and conviction a the
thief.
Comptroller Caro- vik take his cum
msr vacation IN July. July - he Eill
D. IN Chicago % attend tho cercu,ouies
81 the travelling meas day and wsil re
main In Chicago one week
Al entertaining program hiss been
ISSUED fer the Wax pork and fsf~ek
po-e tusreh 10 DO given 10 Hartman nail
next Tuesday evening by the Spsing
Strc.t " = church.
There - not prosecuting attorney in
Neat c5unty to-day. Mr.. Wolcott and
Nr Ward ara in Chicago ard Mr..
Hs'slgrfs and Mr.. Burns are xt Ottawa
Beach.
" ]. Powers hss .osd piece of real
estate On fraut street hrfw>en Sixth
and tfghth streets b the Hsuey School
FURNITURE compsny for -
iIelen 4, PoselL Mary VI. smith and
Sarah \. Smith have ~olsi shrpe Iois on
thu ecrner - Kent ard Newterry streets
g. ots hsslwiek fer ssoEs
tue case ~ sample gla-sssre fw n
Isutarfs Sons Go. sss pss.-esi
thfungh the cu-s0m- house yesterday
fror Hssnburx.
The iixsar-~ for The bath rcon IA the
hop-s occspiesi by the Drgsniz,@i thar.
81 --,i~ty ssr placed IN the tsaiIsisax
yesterday
= Ne bnrrs' Grub hss sircs,ir.i n, heisl
- snsusl picnic July - N oil -
heid IN ChHrrhs grove shove Lrmssnt
g. sumner Burroughs smiiIns sscs
~af alf.syo The t-ex .,fNf.~ a. Ha~f,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

c. III. Gleason filed an affidavit in pro-
bate court yesterday setting forth that
he is the guardian Of DIR. J. b. Parker.
and that he has in his possession two
certificates OF deposit in Arthur w rods
name. but which belong To DIR. Parker.
Befor his death Mr.. Wood did consider
able business for DIR. Parker and the
certificates were made out in Mr.. Woods
name 40 that tho doctor. whose mind
was weak. could not draw and squandcr
IL. Mr.. Gleason asks that the Michigan
Trust company, executor Of the will Of
Mr.. Wood. endorse the certificates. 80
that the money may be drawn and used
Tor the good Of his ward.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

rhs asv D.. L = n. paslos eaz. No. II.
~ a sshibitioa q tie 90 tsack near
The q y ~. - building ysseerday. IL
- . 90 h its vsy. and We inspscted
BY . lasas ssnhss a pssssas during The
esssrss = The day.
The d. l. 4 n. Win run szeussious to
Grand Rnpids fsom IoniA and Lansing
Sunday, July Z On July 3 "a excur-
ssoa vii b run fron Grand Isdge to
ferspsngAs sAov.
The e.4ersl poassngsr sgsnts d the
G. r { T. aud 9. = " ~ roads have ~
yes nads ~ dsciaion in regard 10 cheap
sSsAruinn1 10 The vosid's lair.
PrsGdsht ". q Hughast and Super
intsndeut w. B. 6tinaDn have returned
fsum ths1r Trip Of inspsction over the q.
K 4 I. rcd
yhs special Sunday sssort train viii
b put % the porthsxn division OF the
q. = = y rod today.
IA Holt gsssrsI agent for the @.
4 4 T. y Cincinnati. We ID the city
yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Three Of The G.. r. 4 lie open cars Tor
service between Pe;oskey. Bay View.
Hsrtor Springs, Osien and bear Lake
were a. the Union depot yesterday
morning The n-v cars are veil built
sni hsnd~ome. They ara finished In
hazel word. In street. car style. and each
ear has . seating capacity n iOo The
g. r. a l. tried the experimen, % open
care lest pear. and II wss 90 succ~ssfui
tat they viii hesome . permanent f@a.
tur~ 20 tie rcrfhs'Sn resort travel upon
The hrznf,h Inca
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

A club. To b. known ~ the Holland
Total 1bstinence Club" Was organized
in Good Tsmplsr's hall, in the McMullen
block. last night. The preliminary or
sanixakion vsAs made two weeks ago and
last n<kht il WAS declared permanent
The Rev. j. w. Poot u president and
Harry Van der veen II secretary and
treasurer. The club now has a mem
bership 81 thirty. At the meeting last
night Pra. Stederns Of Holland deliv-
cred brief address in the Holland Ian
guage on the necessity for such an or
ganization - the one formed. At the
closus Of the address = constitution for
the club vas adopted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

The funsral Of the late John A. b.
Mead vii l,s held from the family resi-
dence. d East Fulton strcst. at 3
O'Clock khis afternoon. The services
will be conducted BY tho Rev. DIR.
Campbell Fair 81 ST. Marks. assisted by
the Revl DIR. Charles Fluhrcr II All
Souls d1urch- The bearers viii be:
Harry RPgss Of Orchard Lake. George
Eddy Of Denver. Messra Griffin Of De
treat. Dwight Cutler. Jr.. Of Grand
Haven. Morton b. Hull. Jr.. OF Chicago.
Thesdor} Iiathbun. John II. Seymour
and f. barnard q this city.
The Bonorsry bearers viii be: Col.
George q. Bsiggs. N. L. Avery. A. J.
Bovine, Esq. Col F. =. Pierce. Gen. l. &.
smith. Col. f Crofton Fox. Capt ii. n.
Moore Add Charles w. Watkins.
Col Pl W Fox will receive the friends
Of the family at the door. The remains
will b placed in the Watson vault in
the Valley City cemetery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Tho building and loan association
section Of the worlds fair auxiliary con-
gress viii convene at Chicago June ~.
and conclude ON Friday. Representa-
tivcs from all tho EngIish speaking
countries Of the world will be present.
The only Michigan man who has a
place on the prusssm V Maurice NJ.
Houssmsn. The Michigan delegation
Of Sin. representing the Michigan state
league. 10 composed OF William c. Shep
par1. Grand Rapids; George J. Little.
Saginaw; A. q. Plum. Bay City: I. II.
Rich. jackson; Jay w. Sutton. Sauit
Ste. Marie; W. l.. jerks. Port Huron.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Worlds fair travel firm Grand Rap
ia vss very light yesterday. Amonz
tbose vho ieft ,sv~s The q. X. A we've
the solicwlre- . NJ. Pslm~v. " iIorn.
Emma q. Weci-y, Hattie AeIRsyn,.lsi-.
W. Be~nev. Loia a. keatsy. Ia " K@sf-
lev. Ths fsllo~srg left on tho g. a ".
NJ Eyer. L. A. Is.nlies and ~sfs. . ~
Gsb~rn and wifs. ~. MAJOR fal.f and
sife. Mss- Dean. q. = stese. ~ A.
sss~. Thon@- Ii~6.rsa. M.rs Mar
Hsaersn. q. W. iis6sran. M Gsse.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

In . few days there viii appear On our
streeto the hnndoDmogt carriage tAathoD
ever Rraoed any Of tho thosuughfarss.
IL y grand victoeia. and voo manu-
featured tor gentleaan IN this city By
Charles Davooo, The we'll known Uanu-
factusor Of carriages and buRRioot 10
Gated e Nos. II and Il South Iouin
street In placing ths order the gentle
man aave instructions TO spars no ex-
penso IL making tho vehicle the very
hsndsomest in the city. Mr.. Dsvson
followed the order 10 the letter. and the
beautiful grand Victoria stands - tho
result Of his thrift and enterprise yus-
tics cannot be done the carriage IN =
pen description. To Be appreciated it
should l,e seen. and ut any time this
week Mr.. Dawson would be pleased to
show the visitor this spsci-
men OF his handicrsft The
manufacturer placed his most skilled
mechanics on the order and put many
new features in carriage building in its
construction. The wheels and gear are
painted in royal green and the lower
panels OF the body are covered with the
same color Of paint Tho upper panels
Of tho body are painted in black, thus
forming = rich combination. The
pump handles Of the body. ~ they are
commonly called. are elegantly carved
at tho rear extremity and were made to
represent dragons head. The uphol-
stored work is in drab English cloth.
with lace tosmatch. Tho Victoria il
beauty in all that the word implies and
speaks volumes in praise Of tho enter
prise Of Grand Rapids concern. Mr..
Dawson makes speciality Of high grade
vehiele il IL always . winner. - was
demonstrated in the case Of beautiful
tobacco wagon recently made by him
for cigar firm in this city. 1t has at
tracted universal attention.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Jon Hons. tho Otsego Chinamau, ar.
rested few days aimee Tor violating the
Chineee exclusion act u 1s82. was taken
before United States Commissioner
Mctluewan yesterday afternoon for ex
animation. Jon cannot speak the Eng
lish language and = celestial from this
city Was summoned as interpreter at
the examination. The person engaged
az interpreter having come from q diff
ferent portion 81 the empire than Jon
he found mu n difficulty in convcrsing
with him. - the examination was al
journed until tomorrow morning when
another interpreter will be occurred.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Tho snneAsr kinsi-rw>vfrr srs,oing
eis.- fnr tsa~h~r~ ssnsiurs~-l ~ Mis-
Flsslra Cssti-laes, vii ~ eteaed IN
49, rarh,rs - sks F'1ontsiu Ss,>~ss kat
t.-t char-A 80 Wednesday LAZY :. sai
wil rnnhau.s f'sssr ~e~ks Thi< trs*asn9
class efe~s shs~~ grades = xlnsirrssstra
eofs if-s. ~nu.a sed thsfa ytsf. rh~
vofk = - s<fsns~a thas salais pa2y
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

snfeo yooro novo ! 4uw0s~0
with . sore hesd. ! would
break oas all over ny head
viii pisnplcs which would
form . waasry matter. and
! would have 70 scratch
until ! would bleed. Aftes
docsoring with two doctors
Tor three years, moro oe
lrss. l finally made up ny
mind 70 Try your CvrlcrRA
ksnEDIss With rcsuis
entirely ssfisfsesosy 10 ~.
After using two eets 0f
CcrsccRA RsBBDsns, I
en- entirely cured. ] have
va<~x.sx. Vz~r.0~2 0auP Vmunn-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

- pair l@.i.~s 81 - AMI 81 osiarsis
sos n e~nss. is1 PAR 81 ~ hsai tafas.i
80 siipr~rs fsf - eentss 60 sol 81
ss~rs hns ft1s~~t sasi hsssk st.ae~ ss.iy
~ fw s~e d@Ys trss sssis b. s~afshs@efs.
1sfs~s Csazl sas Lyon streets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

The famous police Patrol Quar-
tette. afternoon and evening. at North
Park today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Travis gives you better bargain than
any firm in the city. He sells anything
under the sun.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Jrp0n Dolly Eatoa, Dior.
deeiy; committed sixty dayA Jscob
6hidnski, disoedsriy; adionrnsd yune
-. Jacob 0isssn. vto1stion q Dc
ordinance; ndjousned Juns -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

The famous Police Patrol" Quar-
tette. afternoon and evening. ut Notth
Park today.