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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-23

the cosmetics, in order 20 meet hor on
the spot felt sure she would select.
well M
Twas the wrong move BY the time
I fetched up behind the powders and per
fumes, the woman was leaning over the
counter down there, and either another
clerk made the sale or else | had 10
meekly chase back"
And what is that Counter2N
Its the medicine counter, and about
so out of 100 women who come there want
a nerve tonic Sick or well thin or stout,
old or young their one cry ls-nerVes
/ Perhaps, being a man and therefore an
animal, said by women TO be totally lack
ing in nerves. | may be a triie skepticai
but upon my word / don't think half OF
| them need a nerve tonic any more than
they ne'd-two tongues!
If you want TO make your everlasting
fortune, why, invent new nerve tonic
They all go with a ru sh. We have one
patron, a good, strong wo man, whose
Anly nerve trouble is that she thinks she
/ has nerve trouble. She has tried every
remedy we have in stock Her system
ought, by this time, to be perfectly cal
lous to any new compound, but l have
Just sold her bottle of the present fash
ionable nerve soother. She has pillow
of dried poppy flowers, another Of hops,
| another of balsam, and so on and on.
To-day, for the first time, sold her a
| box of powder She says it will last her
! three years. She doesn t believe In chok-
ing up the pores of the skin with all sorts
! of rubbish "
"Quite right"
Yes, but she'll choke her entire inter
| nal arrangement with any sort of decoc
| tion which bears the magical inscription
| Nerve Tonic Women are certainly
| queer creatures -
And the young clerk sighed as he put
the despised powder box back on the
! shelf.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-23
BASEMENT.

Galvanized Pals 25c soc, 35c.
Galvanized Chamber Pals SOC, 49c, 59c.
Large size Jardinieres assorted colorst
Igc.
Fine Decorated covered Chambers 69c.
Foot Baths 2ac.
Maslin Eots for preserving 24s up.
Toilet Paper &c, &C. l0c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-23

To close the season the
balance of our Millinery at
Half Price.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-23
Gents Furnishing.
SHOES
Ar So 25.

Ladies' Russell Button and Lace Boots for
walking and mountain wear, extra fine
quality, former price So %.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-23

The celebrated Cabo Corsets sold only by us
for sc; regular price 81 rs and 81.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-23

One of the most delightful dresses seen
this summer was made entirely of wide
white embroidery mounted in tiounces on
a white muslin foundation skirt. The
bodice, mounted on a white muslin lining,
had bretelles made of the embroidery, let
out it's full width in the shoulder, and
narrowed at the belt by plaits. Inside
the bretelles width of the embroidery
was folded in each front in surplice folds,
opening wide over Il white linen chemi-
settle, worn with white collar and fiat tie
of white lawn. The belt was width of
embroidery.
Between three specimens of the lovely
silk ginghams-which this column com
mended so highly in the spring-it would
be difficult to choose, except as the choice
was guided by the style of the individual.
A Nile green, with very yellow tinge,
was dotted and trimmed in white. A
beautiful blue the tint of the wood VIC
let was dotted in self color and had
double bertha. The two ruifles were
gathered very full, and set on with
mere edge above the gathering, giving to
them the appearance of being corded on.
The third gown was Of deep blue with
white lace edging on the large derby col
larette.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-23

olIGllr
1t was on the shore of Yellowstone lake
that l fired off my camera at the second
scene that you see in this letter, says
Clara Belle, in the Cincinnati Enquirer
There's a girl in it, as in the other case,
and she was a charmer. She illustrated
the power of beauty right then and there.
Martial law is the only law in the Yellow
stone. Captain Anderson, of the Sixth
Cavalry, is the potentate. He is under
orders to save the park from injury, and
he's bound to do it Only last week he
compelled a man to go back fifteen miles
and laboriOusly rub out his name from
where he had scratched il in the natural
formation arOunda geySer. The defacer
had done his work while the guard WASH t
| looking, but the soldier telegraphed
the news, as soon as the name was dis
covered and the intercepted tourist had
the choice of undoing the injury or going
into the guard house TO await trial by
Court-marshal You are forbidden TO
break a bit Of sample from the incrusta-
tions that the ages have formed, to so
much as thrust your cane or umbrella in
the soft deposits, or oven to pocket any
of the loose material. That's good. 9th
erwise the whole park would soon be dis
figured Now it is delightfully."- perfect.
But a pertty girl is a law unto herself
The one ! am writing about, and whom
you see IN Jue ScCOuu picture, plChGu up Il
fine chunk of cOnglomerate that had been
thrown up from nobody knows how deep
in the inferno A soldier saw her do it.
"Youmust not take that away, miss"
he said
mot this tiny wee little hunk?" she
pleaded.
If you did I'd have to arrest you," he
persisted, so please drop it."
II WON'T she pouted.
Then consider yourself under arrest. "
She raised her blue eyes to his. He
only squared his shoulder and lifted his
chin. Then she picked up another speci-
men, wrote something with pencil on
its smooth white surface, and handed it
to him What was ita Oh, | dom know.
Something sentimental and silly, no
doubt, but it made u souvenir The
girl was exceedingly pretty, as I've al
ready told you, The.soldier had spent
snowbound winter in the Yellowstone,
and the season of summer visitations had
not yet made the sight of feminity COM
mon to him. The souvenir went into the
soldiers pocket, the other specimen went
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-23
GLASSWARE.

Don't miss our Glassware sale Observe
following low prices and secure some Of these
wonderful bargains:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-23

Trunk sachets" is the latest form of
these universal scent pouches seen at the
art needlework rooms, says the New
York Times. They are made OF white,
cream, or pale yellow linen. Make mat
lust the size OF your trunk of two pieces
of linen, embroidering the upper in natu-
raj colors with sprigs of lavender scat
tered carelessly about outlining the words
..sweet lavender'' in the centre. Fill the
mat with fresh lavender flowers and lay
at the bottom of your trunk Besides its
delicious odor of cleanliness, lavender is
said to be an active disinfectant.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

Dsreet0r VIII White ysssssiss. lie
fosnituSe Den are = class that uoed
Eslfeasze tne zsce~. 1na s4<< ; great -
iefssI ~ thesa. Ihe Only eosertsnn "a
fh.s - that il wonid briDs the nesins
TO early fox goed races bat tfas :
hardly . sound aExaaaenL Tie Deiso.t
mestine came the last Mex q July tnls
year. The races ~srs xell paironlzeds
snd The tFolting and pacing were u .
high efass August . not good usoi'i .
IN 0fand kap.d@ Nesf q the PROM
nent families are cut e the cits. ana
basiners 4 usually sonswhat slack.
Elther earlier or later would prove Tel,
ter tilae. bat u b almost impossible %
get good race meeting this Tar noFtn
u September. AL the great striags ~
horses are On their way south and vest
thea 4 bsllese II We held our meefine
during the lsst week " July thsie
would be great deal moro money in a.
Ais. Nhitss schsuse viii come up TOT
discussion 1t the nsxt meeting Of the
hard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

Or. ". ". Danforth. who for the past
fwenty.four years has lived In Cascade.
has lately moved % this city. he viii
reside on Henry street
tlr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Cotton Of
th.a city. and Mrs Charles A. Brown OF
Chlcsgo. spent Sunday al ,Macatawa
PARK.
Nr~. Alfred Baxter left for Ford River.
Michigan. List night 20 visit Mrs. Ellis.
Her s,ls Fred add Howard accompanied
her.
Mra H. A. Hyiorn and Mrs. c. III.
Rsse spent Sunday az Camp Robinson
and viii return with tho troops tonight
Mrs. Thomas Leekis and Mrs Agnes
Leckie Regal - Detroit are visiting
Cork Ieckle % the superior court
Miss Nellie q. Hooker q Chicago re-
turasd home last night after visit with
her uncle. y IT, Waibridge.
Mrs. 1. J. Marsh. tho has been visit
lnz friends iu Fort Huron for the past
week has returned h0Uae.
Mrs. 1. n. whitley II the guest q
Mrs. Boyd Psntlnd at the Pantlind
eo.taze a old Mission.
San r. Watson. who has been visiting
frisuds ia the city for several days has
returned 70 Chicago
Misses Jennie and Nellie plass have
gone 70 Chicago for two weeks visit
T. the werld's fair.
William A. Brown has returned from
a two weeks vacation spent IN the
country.
Ma Ethel Preston and Miss Amy
Maxwell spcnt Sunday At Ottawa
beach.
Mira I Pisss has returned from two
ueeks visit ia Chicago and Milwaukee.
III Hudson Il Dctruit is IN the city
The guest q Joseph W. Roseuthai
DIT. and Mrs. n. G. brigham spent
sunday AZ Maekinsc Island.
Mr.. and Mrs J. 3. Smith have re-.
Turned ffum the wortrs fair.
Dick Rifzemea of West Broadway viii
leave tomorrox Tor Chicago
James NJ Horton has gons 10 Chicago
D. spend = week ~ the fair
Mrs Frank NJ. Beach left yesterday
e. Fisit trends a Mension.
Mayer " J. stuart and family went
e. Chirsgo last night
Mr. ard Mrs Louis Fuller spent sun
dap a bar View.
&c. Levi and family left yesterday
frr the easf-
= G. McGr-gor lefs tor Santa Fe ias,
night
Miss = Mande Hughes - In Chicago.
Mss Doaisr = IN Chicago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

Sophia yancellets. Little Sisters Of
the Poor, Muskegon; Susie Brogden. No.
$50 North Ionia street. Greenwood;
Cornelia SCHOONER. No. Isl Dale
avenue. Tar Plains; John Jansen, No.
S. Lake avenue. Valley City; Dirk
Veeasma. No. 40 Logan street, Valley
City; Fred L. Marble. No. $50 Quarry
street. Greenwood; Clemens A. Huxoll.
No. 10 Fifth street. Mount Calvary;
Henry c. Stephenson. No. $50 Terrace
avenue. Valley City; Elizabeth Peter
neIla. No. Csc East Fulton street. St
Andrews; Walter &. Saltgiver, No. 673
North Ionia street. Valley City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

Fire broke out al $50 yesterday after
noon in u small barn, owned by Edward
Uhulski. on lot No. 40. Union street, aud
an alarm was turned in from box No.
723 The department responded and
kept the fire from spreading TO other
buildings. but the barn and contents
were nearly destroyed II is thought
the fire was started by boys who were
playing in tho hay loft and carelessly
playing with matches The loss was
estimated at 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

poautiful teeth are a luxury few possess.
We have heard people SAP they would give
everything they bad for such beautiful teeth as
80 and so had.
The true secret IL aot SO mech In the perfect
ness Of the teeth "a in tho snow like v hiteness
and the brilliant polish.
al teeth are capable ~ this with proper care.
Washes and pasies should b. avoided as they
are injurious a are also manJ ~ the powders.
A properly prepared powder. however. Il the
only right and perfect thing 20 cleailss and pre-
serve tho teeth This We have succeeded Ia pro-
ducing after fnuch labor tand exjpenso. The
formula - b. ono 81 the most noted dentists %
81 this country and " absolutely perfect
SAfJBkNTA-Is the name we have adopted
Tor H. and We arr the exclusive owners and
manufacturers. We guarantea Ssps,danta TO b
The onig perfect 10th powder on the market
That ~ wlil prrvsnf decay anti render the teeth
lore beau'ttul with les trouble than any ofkar
preDaraticn 10 be had
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

Judge John a. Baker. United States
Judge for the circuit q Indiana. called
AZ TIE Office II the clerks Il the court
here. Yesterday afternoon. on his return
fron the northern resorts
Jonathan Il. Worley bought house
and lot yesterday Of Henry Ortt on the
Houzeman fair ground addition. South
Lafayette street. for s2.l0o.
The alarm u firo at SIS yesterday
afternoon called the department 20 No.
40 Marion saeeet. where SO damage
was done 10 she'd
Yesterdays bank elearings amounted
a. sl56. ft0.s9. a decrease of s,o.43l.5o
a. co,upared with the corresponding day
q last year.
James \. Mcbride and other popu-
LISTS viii address peoples party mass
meeting Ia Diamond ball tonight.
TIE funeral d Clemens Huxoll viii be
held at O'Clock tomorrow from St
Mays charch-
Work viii begin this morning on the
excavation foE the annex - tho county
lAil
Lev Hamilton. q No. 81 West Divis-
ioa strcet. fell and injured bis left eye.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

DIR. ii. G. Stevenson died Of heart dis
ease Sunday afternoon at his residence
on Terrace avenue. aged 81 years. The
doctor served during the rebellion In
Company G. l45th Pennsylvania volun-
tccr infantry. and had lived in this city
since 1871. He leaves q wife ana eight
children. The funeral will be held
from the family residence at 3 o'clock
this afternoon under tho auspices Of
Custer post q. A. r The members OF
the post will meet at the post room at
30. and proceed To the residence. AL
old soldiers are invited to attend.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

sociafioa vi.i stfead tue state coaven.
ton ia Dsffos< Dexf usonth
Al aemhsfk q the Excelsior club are
requested - ~ p&ss1i 81 tier hals this
szeo.1z,
Casesr Relief poFrs sill hold is an
nual picnie a h<ods l4ks THURSDAY a..
tsrnoon.
The Rev. ". A. FRYE q this city viii
y the Labor tzy orator a. Szgin4s-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15
LEAD ORE is STRUCK
Ne STRUCK A VERY RICH VEIN
wen Dixzer~ on abe wazker P.rm
s<rsek . yska several fe~s Thsck-
Fhoss4ssis yi<sk ths PiAcs>

The village a Lowell Il excited over
xAsr = SUPPOSED b be rich deposit q
LEAD Sunday afternoon thousands q
people vis.ted the site of the ind % tho
WalksF farm and al sorts q tssfs ssrs
male with ths ore. and there u noS 1T
tls donbt nat a. pure . vesn u lead ~
wss ever sne2<thed has been struck.
How extensive the vsin will be cannot.
Il course. % Told untl further lnve<ti.
cations are made
Last Saturday afternoon eel borsrs
On The Walker farm. near the vest vii
iage llmifz struck some stratum in
which the driils acted strangely. The
drills had sosked through seventy feet
q gravel and about fourteen feet u
san,lsfone when they nrst noticed the
change after going down three feet IN
the nex stratum the lead began making
ia appearance IN the topof their tubing
This was ~ deep down a. the man we're
abls - work Saturday nisht. aud no
work was done Sunday. though the
nees spread rapidly and all dap visitors
were numerous about the mouth Of the
well. Mixed with the lsad VAS found
what appeared 10 Be grains q silver.
Lis was IN the same locality that gosd
was fonnd few years ago. One old
miner Who went - California stuck 20
the plaen more than year and was able
q wash cut a. per day. The gold never
panned oat ea0ugh % attract very much
attention. The depth az which the lead
was found and the fact that the drills
worked down into II three feet - con.
sidered pretty good proof that the lind
- not a fake. Work was prosecuted
srsin yesterday and the bottom u the
stratum Of lead had not yet been
reached. Should the find prove one
half A. valuable A. IL Il believed 10 be.
Lowell Will receive a boom that viii
make her large town.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15
VIII OF Mira s,udle,.

The viii u Harriet l. Studlcy was
filed Tor probate yesterday. She left
property worth 5000. She left all Of
her property 10 her husband except as
follows: eco to her mother. 800 to be
invested Tor her nephew. Manly Martin
dale. when be reaches the age OF i0years.
500 % Helen Martindale and s1O0 to
baby Martindale. In case OF the death
n the last three named. their share re-
verts 10 her husband.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15
Brnke Her Arm.

Bessie Maher. the 6-year-old daughter
81 Thomas Maher. driver OF one Of the
police patrol wagons. fell into an area
basement near her home on Stocking
street last evening and broke her left
arm The walk had been torn up pre-
paratory 10 laying a new one and q
covering OF loose planks had been put
in it's stead. The little girl stepped on
a plank and II dropped. letting her fal
TO the bottom.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

sameirntiy Eneouragsd IN Their Enor's
10 Try Again.
That the rain making tests AT North
Park Sunday Afternoon were dire fail.
ure no one that 0as present at the time
viii acknowledge The management Is
deserving o. great credit for the earnest
efforts made % produce rain. The ma
merous dynamits cartridges and other
eombusfibles used. which were attached
70 paper balloons. could not be sent to q
proper height on account Of the strong
wind blowing during the tests. As spou
as let loose the balloons would be carried
away % the north by the wind instead
of shooting upward a. they should have
done with no wind blowing. In spite Of
all drawbacks the management feels
greatly encouraged. simply because
even after such efforts made yesterday
afternoon. the clouds were heavy and
the air moist. thus giving all the APP
pearances OF rain. With better para
phernalia and more favorable weather
there 10 no question but what rain
making In Michigan win be a success.
There was large crowd in attendance
yesterday. and all enjoyed the tests
made. even though no rain fell. The
North Park management will some time
soon mako another effort at rainmaking
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

The West Side Coo.i Tsnplars sill
give q musical art literary eunsrtsin.
meat in their bail. No. "a West Bridge
stress this evening" Admieeisin free.
essrvi,aiY invited
The East street Ep~ovth leag,,e 9TH
eirs a tawn fete fhor@iay evrniur AZ
the r~eislence q fr5f. Fi~etsr ea Hollis
fer atrert
The Ihcrnsrpir valley picueev ar-s.
siation vii hold ~ annual picnic a
Canpau lsks Wednesday.
~i.sefeen perenns usre receivei lrtn
rasaahershie IN TIE Piainaeid kvenas n
T. church Sunday.
A arze numbcr - ursuhers - re
Gernaa Cathalic Fshily Protective a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

A meeting q the officers. directors
and superintendent Of the several de-
partments FOR the Kent County Agricul-
tural .ociety'~ fair viii he held IN Secrc
tary Cox's Office next Saturday. TO make
arrangements for the coming fair.
Secretary Con says every thing is boom
ing ia fair matters and present prospects
Indicate a successful one this year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

John DE Vries. No. Crosby street:
eholera iEfantum. Clemns Huxoi. No.
ITO Fifth street: cereho spinal nenin-
gitie Baby Marble. No. 10 Quarry
street; cholera infantum. l. 0regiks.
No. TO cuarTy street. Choiers infan.
tam. Ethel Gray. M. la Fifth street;
measles
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15
q. IS. ~ 4.
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE.
TskIng Ea.et Thussay. AuEust Y.


NORTH sorND.
No. I leaving Grand Rapids For the
north at - p. "a. vill DO discontinued.
not running after Wednesday. Au-
gust IL.
No. 2. leaving ~ l0.;0 y. ~. viii leavs
AZ 1000 , ~.
No viil run same "a now. leaving AZ
~ a. NJ
No. srririar n Grand Eapifls from
the north at "a .. a.. viii he discen.
tnued except On sunday Nights
ron CHICAGO.
Train leaving Grand Rap.ds at soo a.
m. foF Kalamazoo and Chicago will
leave az i0Do a ~. arrising Chicago ~
4.lo y a Tyin leaving Chicago Tor
Grand Rapids a. Is y RI. and 3.slp. N.
aow leave at A. - . IA. and 1850 p. NJ.
arriving Grad hApsls al 1910 2. 70.
and Coo a. "a.
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srecisI sale.

f. J. Hervey. the old reliable ieweler
No. 10 Canal street, viii have a special
sale, for one week only. Of diamonds and
watches. These goods win be sold a,
cost prices. No one can fail to avail
themselves OF this opportunity to buy
nov. rs these goods are TO be sold al
such low pricea Diamonds and watches
are always as good as the amount in
vested. and by buying this week. q
profitable investment viii be made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

The Fountain street baptist church
has been secured for tho meeting ofths
Great Hive % Lady Maccabecs during
the session 10 b. held here ia Septem.
Der az the time u the great camp re
view 81 ARccshecs. A committee from
the great hive engaged the church yes.
terday from the trustees.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15


We offer all our tan goods at q great
reduction this week They must 60.
Read the prices. call and see the goods.
Ladies' s2O0 coffee tan Oxford's, also
Ladies' sl.75 fine goat tan Chords.
el25
Ladies' s3JORussiacalf butchers. 80
Gents $3.50 Russia calf butchers e. 90
Child's sl.75 chocolate tan button
shoes, Philadelphia toes. the very latest.
for 81 -.
Child's $50 chocolate tan, same as
above. for sl.00.
This is genuine cut OF 30 cents 10
Sl0O per pair, and reduces the prices
within the reach Of all. Cali and ex.
anime these goods Bargains in other
departments at
OHARA's.
- Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

Druggist. u Nearos S.. 6rsai Rapids. Mich.
Telsphcnp o7p ORDER fnr sayshins 20 be had
in hr1s-ciass Drag Stor> sa.icitel AL
promptly attended, 10. md delivered 20 any part
% the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

Wait for the new merchant tailoring
firm u Shaftuck & Guile. No. Al North
Ionia street. rear OF Peoples Savings
Bank
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15
$500 Chicago and Return via Goodrich
Line.

Tuesday. Aug. 8. the d., G. II. & NJ.
Ry., In connection with the Goodrich
Line. viii give another OF those popular
seven day excursions TO the worlds fair.
leaving Grand Rapids at % a. m; fare
only $3.50 for the round trip.
Jos. CAMPBELL. City Agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

Boyer. 50 Canal street. is selling g
and $3.50 hand-sewed ladies' shoes for
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

CHICAGO AND RETURN
GooDRICH,LINE.

VIA
GOODRICH LINE.
Monday, Aug. IA. the d.. q. ii. & NJ.
Ry., in connection with the Goodrich
line. viii run another excursion to the
worlds fair. Special train will leave
Grand Rapids at 6:25 p. m. making di-
rect connection ut Grand Haven with
special steamer OF the Goodrich line. ar
irving Chicago 900 a. m. Tickets good
for return until Monday night. Aug. %.
Fare only 1890 for the round trip.
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Agt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

Attend grocers picnic at Ottawa
Beach.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

The only grocers' picnic viii be held
at Ottawa Beach. Thursday. August IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15
MIR WHITES IDEA
Tie Would Hoid the SPINNER Race
MEETING IN July

III The summer meetings ~ the Driv.
inc club could be held While IL Surni.
tnre n,en are here. II would ada several
hundred dollars - the receipts. said
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

All are invited to attend the grocers
picnic at Ottawa Beach.