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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-17

The New York Dramatic Mirror OF
Christmas, is a superb eighty-four page
edition Of that well-known publication
II contains a well assorted quantity of
theatrical sketches with portraits of all
the celebrated characters who illustrate
the plays of the old and modern drama.
Price so cents. For sale at Estill's News
Depot, 2l55 Bull street, Savannah Ca
I'D
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-17
Prevention is Better

than cure, and those who are subject to
rheumatism can prevent attacks by keep
ing the blood pure and free from the acid
which causes the disease. You can rely
upon Hoods Sarsaparilla as remedy for
rheumatism and catarrh, also for every
form of scrofula, salt rheum, boils and
other diseases caused by impure blood. II
tones and vitalizes the whole system.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-17
Christmas Dramatic Mirror.

Hoods pills are easy and gentle in
effect,-ad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23
News OF the Churches.

The fifty women Of the South congre-
gational church who gave the Temple
II Fame" 80 successfully. have received
a petition with over leo signatures. ask
ing a repetition this evening. The re-
quest viii he granted. and the proceeds
viii 20 To the organ fund. Some new
features viii 10 added. including Mrs.
Partington, JuliaA. Moore. Quakeress,
and some martial music.
The Rev, j. Brewster Hubs ~ Grace
church. addressed small audience last
night in ST. Marks chapel. on the sub
Jet ~ personal religion. He advocated
prayer and devotion as shown 10y the
life q Christ Through some misunder-
Standing Nj Hubhs did not speak on
the Life ~ George Washington. as was
announced 4 few days ago.
The christian workers II Westminster
presbyterian church Will give supper
IN the church parlors this evening for
the benefit II the church.
IN unique entertainment named "A
Jolly Earthquake" viii bc given in the
pariors n the Fountain baptist church
this evening At : o'clock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

Maj. W. F. Dicixerson. Capt. \. II.
Walbridge and Henry Gocbel. with
their wives. were in Hastings yesterday
attending the reunion Of Company +.
Eighth Michigan Infantry.
Warren Weatherly yesterday returned
from New Orleans. after two weeks
absence. He intended 10 be gone a
month. but became homesick for Grand
Rapids.
Public Works Superintendent James
" Davis IL enjoying life at Daytona.
Fla. and has met several Grand Rapids
people in that vicinity.
The Rev. l. NJ Bocher and wife and
Mrs Richards. MIR. Bocher's mother.
left on trip 10 Washington and the
south yesterday.
Lieut.. Samuel Dunning. L. s. A.. in
structor u tactics at West Point. is
visiting his sister. Mrs. Charles NJ. Viii
son.
Mrs. Samuel Miller gave a reception
20 her friends at her home, No. 40 West
Brigc street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23
MEN OF THE EAST
They Made the Camel Hump
Himself Yesterday.
mAsoNs CONTINUE The WORK
They Have Reached the Nipeteensh
Grade and . Large Class -
Taking the Work

Yestat aay morning the masonic fra
ternity continued the work ~ corferring
degrees and carrying their benightod
brethren farther into the secrets az the
order. The fifteenth and sixteenth
grades kere worked 10y Cyrus council
Princes of Jerusalem and the following
officers were elected:
" T. Soy. T.. c. Master. Lou 70. Win
sor, Reed City: q. III. T., Deputy Grand
Master. Rev. Charles fluhrer, city; NJ.
+. Sen Grand Warden. George T. Dow
ling, Montague; Nj. T.. Jun. G.. Warden.
cnari,ss ). Robinson. city; v. @. Treas
urer. William Dunham.city.
Y. q. See. h II the ). and ~, X. ID.
Swarsout, city.
V. q. Master of Ceremonies. ii. @.
Taft, city.
v. Alrnoner, Joseph Lomax. city.
v. q. Master Of Entrances. L. NJ.
Carey. city.
Grand Tyler. Charles ii. Brown. city.
Organist. ORA Pearson. city.
In the evening Robinson chapter OF
Rose Croix worked IN the doctrinal
grades. the seventeenth and eighteenth
degrees.
Dewitt Clinton consistory will be in
session today and Will work the chiyal-
RE grades. which include the degrees
from the nineteenth Ia the thirty sec
ond. The work is expected to be com
pleted tonight.
The class that is taking the work is
composed az follows. G.. r. Andrews.
Leroy; w. H. Mann, Muskegon. w. l..
Barnes, Ionia: T. NJ. Nesbitt. lonia; j.
w. Strong. Muskegon; a. A. Hammond.
Ironwcod; \. A. Thompson. Trav-
erse City: c. II. Hills. Muskegon:
IL. w. Harte. Crystal Falls; G. III.
Baker. Buchanan: W. j. Lawton. Mar
quette; c. :. Adams. Lawton; ID. +.
Campbell. Traverse City; ID. ii. Day.
Glen Haven; George Cane. Traverse
City; W. w. Wendell. Ontonagon; James
Mercer. Ontonagan; +. X. Fowler. Big
Rapids; ID. Holmes. Elk Rapids; +. q.
Baker, Charlotte; Henry Hull. Ravenna;
DIR. A. A. Metcalf. Crystal Falls; X. +.
Endress. White Fish Point; Robert
McGhec. city; +. j. Lundquist
city. W. +. Barrett. city; c
II. Field. city; Frank Wurzburg. city;
ID. A. Crow. city; G. W. Botsford. city;
III. +. Hansen. city; w. $. Shoaf, city; l..
y. Renwick. city; II. A. Knott. city; u.
ID. King. Muskegon; A. NJ. Piatt, city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23
CHING 10, SING LEE
Two Cinnamon Who Are Held
n me County Jail
CLAIM THEY ARE CITIZENS
JsdSs se,sses. VIII Hear Ihesr C~ss
fhls Morning ---fssw Thsy Work
on she stone Pile.

Ching Je and Sing Lee. will be taken
into tie Unitet States court this morn
ing Tor. hearing 90 a writ q habszs
corpus They are two ceiesEalz who
are s<rvins sentence n twenty days ~
bard labor Ia the c0uniy All upon COR
sletiou ~ nnlaHfully residing Ia tAs
JHited States under the Garry act Of
l<2 They we're arrested al Petoekey.
aud apon examination bsfOre Conmls
s.onsr Call Il that place. xere sentenced
a the twenty days at hard labor Is pro-
sisisd by law and 70 he deported - their
native coUnfry. Their seatcnee vi! en-.
pre- February u, but they insist they
are Mexican men. saying they have
been residents Il northern Michigan for
The last len pears u. r. Cofoett has
been retained as attorney IN the case
and b tho AID II local interpreter. has
eooser-ed With than on the sublect ~
their citizenship One II them claims
a. have a laundry al Iron Mountain and
that 10 can prove his citizenship. They
object o. being returned % China with
opt further hearing ia the courts. and
Judge .,cFercns has granted their
application.
Since thclr arrival here they have been
a. kork ln the stone Pile. then first
taxen ID the piie they selected the
featherw,.ighr hammers. and their flows
have hszsn given with mo mnehee-
hkeer feeling They wear gloves aud
work sssnr.x - Ali tine. Whenever an
extraordinarily large stone = gwen Ia
them tnes snake their heads and beckDn
h Foreman ColWell 70 breakee- They
are fmid and afraid 4 being hat IN the
eye With fragments II stone. They turn
TIER heals and shut thrir eyes at every
blow b. avoid an Aposeibiiiiy OF being
inlurs~t When asked b. their ass.ociate
prisoners how they lkesi the work they
hath repeated NO goodce. 10 gcodee."
The other prisoners watch them with
much interest. aud they furnish great
deal 4 amusement Tor lhem. They fire.
quentiy inquire II the jail attaches
Nhen they will - 70 Tina" and
occasionally call for -iice. or rice. when
sheriff Lamofeaux serves refreshments.
but they have been kept on the regular
jail die;. Knives. forks and spoons are
discarded by them. and in the absence
% enop sticks their fingers are sGbsti-
tGted while taking their meals. They
dress IN American clothing aud can talk
little English. but 10 infeliigible con.
yersation can - carried on with them
~ that language
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23
rnEy Al:k " II.
All the is.oa,- ia the New High school
Occupied

The high school Is under It's own vine.
and fig tree. TIE teachers 9ho have
worked unei..F trying conditions FOR the
pass i've moashs are happy. Tie iasl
wssk connected with Transferring from
me oi1 handing - the new was ACCOM-.
plished Yesterday While schsal was not
II session. Superintendent II Builainfs
Barnahy and Superintendent II Janitoss
Paul. with a eorps n ianitors. worked
vigorously al day to have the work corl-
p eted and the seats and desks all ia
pace. All the seats in Mrs. Miners
rsam had % bs moved yesterday and
the rapidity with which the men worked
showed them 90 he experts ar that kind
Of work. At o'clock the iob MS CON
pIeted and today work viii he taken up
IN the rooms al the new building. The
upper rooms IL the new building have
been occupied for some time. but he
lowest iloor was not completed 80 that
il could be used sooner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

The Csnfrai foung wonen ; Christian
Temperance union anticipate a very
pleasant time this sseaing II Tie feesE
<b,n tpr ths-fopr Young women unio1e
n tbs city sfst their fsie1ds ~ the hoIue
n Ma ii. Margaret kafuer. No e Park
street. All there wi1 have al oppor
sknits "a meet Miss a4Fs Mcdowell n
Chicago ansi Miss LYDIA j AeNeois4b.
Last evening the Grand River lodge.
r. Il A NJ. assisted ~ Doric Adge. COZ
ferre.l the third degree upon tao canli
oates, who were duly RAISED The
sork began al q o'clock and continued
uaul late hour. Refreshments .ese
ssaSod at the close II the work.
Pcninsular aud Oslenfai chapters. Or.
dsrof the EasieFn star. vii give a dane
ilsg snd card party next "Wednesday
night al ths Bridge Street house. + III.
Briggs has been apfcinted a. attend 10
printing Invitations and Charles flnk 70
engage music.
Members II Grand Rapids Division
UnifoFnsed Rank Knights n PyGhias
held pesir, party last night IN their
rooms on Nsinroe street Twelve tables
we're operated. and at the close az the
games refreshments and cigars were
PASSED.
The Third Ten % the Ladies' Aid
society II the East street NJ r. church
will give an art exhibition and supper
Friday evening az the home u Prot +.
A. Fletcher. No. - Hollister street Sup
Ter served from 20 ..
The masquerade ball given by Custer
Relief corps in Custer Pest hall, on
Pearl street. last night was well at
tended The masks were as ridiculous
a. usual and thoroughly good time
WAS the resi1lr.
A gypsy entertainment in connection
with dancing and pedro will he given in
Lincoln hall by the Grand Rapids Spir-
itnal association this evening. All are
invited.
The Eiks are looking forward TO
grand time at the banquet Saturday
evening in honor 81 the establishment
81 Grand Rapids Lodge OF Antiers.
Another pleasant pedro party was
given last night by Lecixiider Council
~ Chosen Friends. IN the hall. No. al
Waterloo street.
Malta Castle. Knights Of the Golden
Eagle. will meet in regular session To-
night ia the hall corner OF Canal and
Pearl streets.
The noted baritone singer. Max Helm
rich. xili entertain the 81. Cecilians by
an artist recital at 800 p. m. today.
The Willard W. c. T. L. will meet
with Mrs. Longfellow, No. 2ll Quarry
street. this afternoon.
The colorcd mems Garfield club will
give social in Lincoln club hall.
March >.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

Kate Douglas Wiggin. the author and
resstrr who gIfcs an entertainment az
Park congregational church March 1.
VII be entertained while IA the city by
Mrs. Dell Parker Of jefferson avenue.
Mr< Pitrker enioyet a pleasant ac-
quaintance Nth Mrs. Wiggin al Santa
Barbara when spending the winter in
California YEAR 90 two agp.
Liliian hodge. Daughters II Rebekkah.
gave an ola fas1iaulsi >sw f.uglan,t
suTpcr ga fhe .odgs roonls on East
street Tuesday evening". The hall was
rlis~i With friends ~ tae order ard de.
ighttul evening VAS the result. After
refreshments a program - old time
songs and music Vas rendered.
Prof Fulcomer e the Western Michi-
gan college viii lecture on Scope az
Social Science in Ann Arbor shortly.
tie vii also give some preparatory
lectures on social science preceding
Pstf. Adams course IN political econ
cmy. which VII h. a part OK the uniyer-
81 extension course.
rlr tests horse ran away yesterday
afternoon from has oitice on Canal street.
anil t.,k courSc up Lyon 20 Ottawa
hnd doNu Pearl street before he Was
caught The thilis IL the cutter we're
hrnse1. and the horse freed himself
from the rig
r. J NURSE - Canal street was ar
-rrsfed by the revenue authorities YES.
ferday Tor refmUug liquor without
pssing the United Stairs tax. lie was
held for further hearing next Monday
IN bonds for 49, wnieh be gave.
G.. ! Psuii. the artist vho j. compile I
irK TIE Typographical map n this state
for the Horki= fair, VII make a similar
one ~ Maskcgoa county Ia a,loru tao
walls - the Mg=kcxon rom.
Mas Mafeile Shaw. eloeu,ionist. gave
a recital f1r criticism a. the scaooi -
ei6rurlon IN The Gilbert Yesterday.
Mua.rai numbers were rendered as a
sarsstieu - fle program.
Tie Jefrersan club rooFns vii - Kept
crer. Friday anil SATURDAY fer Tho ac-
cnnluirtlstf1n - Delegates 10 the den ..
crtf oarreoter xho nisy wish - meet
there or hsai 4 e-lacus
TIE prohititifn ae.egatea - he state
c0ptert.Cr at Lansing irft yesterday
rlorolug 4nsier espionage - Deacon J.
n Johnston - Csc f.sxie hotel.
faintrFe ard decorators ase so1tatioE
ne -ubieef q a. increase r wacrs the
toming spring ~ a. cents an honr.
TIE lowell Masors held their annual
lat ls-i n'Gft II vas attended by a
papsheF q prrsoiis from this city.
TIE satons = fhs rity al deserved
Washington nirthdsy - closing.
uemosrsfic yaoeisese vii 10 held IN
TIE vsfieua Wsrsis tonizh.
Ms AIarrta <haa f,r t. ,t...f,-r -
years rast he'sti .lree~iuaSer far Spfing
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

The Young Mems Christian associa-
fion furnishing committee composed q
fire members ~ the association and five
members - the ladies AUXILIARY. heid =
meeting 10 the new building yesterday
afternoon - compare notes as 70 tho
success attending their Visits among
furniture dealers and manufacturers IN
the interest u furnishing CERTAIN rooms
in the buiisiiog Zach memher reported
a kidd aud c0riial reception from each
arm visited. and that al seemed anxious
% give the best pisces ~ their lines.
Secretary Wsrd says thai Judging from
present Indications through the gen
grossly - the furniture dealers Il the
city the rpotas IL the new building will
be fhe nsost elaborately furnished II any
ia the cunufry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23
HE JosT,.ED THEM.
Leonard Wis and Ed wiImarsh As
sault q Pedestrian.

Ed Wilnarth and Leonard Wis were
out celebrating WasLington's birthday
last night. and assaulted W. A. Cowlcs
en- Watson street They were strangers
70 Cowles. and thinking their undue
familiarity with him was an indication
Of an attempted highway robbery. called
for help. Patrolman Malalley was soon
on the scene, but Wilmarth escaped. Wis
was arrested and told the officer that
Cowlcs jostlcd against them in such a
manner as 10 arouse their Indignation.
and they were only trying TO punish him
for IT, The boys are we'll known. and
the officers do not believe they intended
TO hold up Cowles. Wis was arrested on
a charge Of being drunk and locked up
at the station. 1t is possible that a
warrant charging assault and battery
will be issued for both Wis and Viii
inarth today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

At the regular meeting 81 tho Wo-
mems auxiliary yesterday afternoon the
program for its entertainment in Hart
mans hall Thursday evening. March %.
was completed. The proceeds Of this
entertainment will be devoted to fund
for purchasing piano for the y. NJ. c.
A. Tickets have been printed and are
on sale in Secretary Wards Office.
Those who will take part in the pro-
gram are the Weber quartet. Prof. X. A.
Welcnstein, Herman Pupke. Capt J. G..
Boone with military drill. A. +. Gar
land with class in gymnastics and
statuary. Mrs. Frank NJ. Davis and Miss
Maud Hughes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

Yesterday morning. when Ed Fitz-
gerald was released from Jail after hav-
ing completed ninety day sentence for
larceny. he was rearrested by Deputy
Powers before he reached the exterior
steps Of tho bastile on charge OF grand
larceny. The last complaint was made
by John Donaher. who charges him with
having stolen gold watch. chain, charm
and watch case, valued at s37, on No
vember 10 last. Ed was again locked
up to await examination.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

The fythlsn Temple company viii
survey ~ cite far the temple tolay and
preparations for the erection 4 the
building Nill 80 steadily on until time
- begin work Applications for oilcc
MONS are beirx made IN such large
nHmhers thar the company is seriously
considering fbe Feasibility - adding Ar
other sfeFy. making An eight story build
irr TIE directors VIII decide upen this
~ .rf,eifioc definitely ritkfn = fex days
after tie survey Is completed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

The Roots. Herbs. Barks. etc.
arc shipped directly to Dr. :.
Gay Todd from the countries
where they gfo~, and are com
pounded aud dispensed BY him.
Medicines sent - all parts #
the world Make one call. II
possible OF write about your
complaint ia your own Ian
gusge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

H. A. Hydorn. as attorney for Mrs.
Mary IIanshaw, will file bill OF com
plant with the clerk Of the circuit
court this morning asking for a
divorce for his client from her husband.
William Hanshaw. on the grounds Of
cruelty and non-support. The couple
were married March -. 1871. and have
six living children. lianshaw is now
under arrest for surety Of the peace on
complaint II his wife.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

Nothing va doing ~ the military
armorics yesterday. Several q the ciii
zen soldiers were found ~ each polish.
ing NJ acc0ptrsgHenta. reading. smoking
and iounging There we're none 81 the
usual ohservances - the day. even in
he way = drill. Several members II
other companies attended the Custer
Guards party ia tho evening
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23
WASTE NO MORE
TIME

With those useless and injurious medicines.
such a. tonics. sfimuianfs. ueryines and soI-ori-
fics, slrep-producing drugs bsrsiaecs or instrEi-
mental appliances; they are 90 no avail the
disease il still there and can only h cured by
DIR. >. Clay Todd. 10 North Division freet. thrcr
doors north Of Monroe street. Wcnham block.
rooms 4, 3 and 4. Grand Rapids. Mich. Con-
snltation free and confidential. No charge for
services until cured.
Don't waste your time and money.
No running 10 drug stores.
Better medicines for chronic Diseases can 10
had Of DIR. = Clay Todd; at hie Office, 10 North
Division street, THREE doors north of Monroe
street. Wenham block. rooms I. 3 and 4, Grand
Rapids. Mich, with the correct free advice for
using them. Call ON DR. ;. Clay Todd and be
restored To health.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23
YOUNG AND MIDDLE
AGEDl

Nervous debility. nervous weakresses RESULT
ing from early indfscreiiouz and e1cessF8 ~
manhood. cscrwork - fite hfala. inIfoTer
Treatment II some other ofarnses. Improper Use
a. Instruments ~ exarslnatlon aud freatn-rt
OF some other disc Asses. hereditary week.-mrs..
etc. causing lost uanhcod. iirfuteney. bafren-
pess inability 20 collect ifieas of Tef1Uinfer
q word during CONFORMATION. rnaling the saf-
forcr l,,sc ccnflience ~ every oue even himself
causing Continual worry and anxioiT ai-Iut
troubles TINT never come; somefsfees ceusirs
spiier,sy cftrn cauzinE insanity, one form -
deafness. FaraI1tis, nerfsuenfee. Grd leart
disease inability - co8duct h'lsinesE. &C.
This disease, with al ~ cesnf.ltcatious. g.
alunrs currd by Dr. $. Cas- T.sfd. Is North
DIVISION street. Rooms !. aud g. Grand Rapids
Mich.
Call Immediately.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

Mrs. Laura f. Haviland of Chicago.
who for many years has been an earnest
temperance worker. is 10 take the part
Of Qnakeress in The Temple ~ Fame
which is 10 be given AZ the SQoth con
grccational church this evening. Mrs.
Hayiland il now - years old and has
many friends in this city who will no
doubt appreciate the opportunity to
hear this still eloquent woman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23
JACOB zUIDERFELD.
ARE YOU ALWAYS
SLEEPY :?

Do You get up nights
Can you control your urincf
is there pain In your backl
Or nervous prDstrafionf
On nervous debility
Or impotenc}f
Ever had rheumatismf
Have catarrhT
Have yoa deufnessf
Or noises in the headf
Have you frigntful pains in your iunesi
Is your breath short!
DO you dream.
Is stomach weak
Do you feel worn outi
il there n sense of roncnessf
Pains in back Of head.
Are you dreadful neryousf
Not enough or too much urinei
Does il hurt 10 urinatef
Does il smart or burnt
Is there weight or pressure In lower part OF
ahdononf
Does your urine sctfiei
Iirickdusf or cloudy depositf
How long this wayl
Married OF singlel
About what ager
Then write or call on DIR. s. Clay Todd. No. 10
Mort Division street. three doors north 81 Mon
roe street, Nenham block. rooms /, 3 and g.
Grand Rapids. Mich. He is the famous special
list Physician who n curing ali these dreadful
complaints.
Almost every town. or city. or ncighborhood
In the United States can boast Of some former
sufferer. who has been restored To perfect
health and manhood and womanhood by DIR. -
Clay Todd in the last q years. lie sends redi-
cines everywhere.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

C'hsrlea nerulsan. 80. 7cl Caral
tnree others No 81 sixth avenue
measles. Arthur tIilL NJ ~ Tenth
aseaae. measles. n beaarius. No -
Central avenue. tyrhosi fewer. Elite
CARY Ne Ia Ninth aVruae measles.
iehn -, M. - Nashr<au street
sfar.es feser.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23
Thrown Into the snow.

An exciting runaway occurred on
South Waterloo street yesterday after
noon al 80. A horse driven by Mrs.
Henry n South Division street became
frightened and collided with a rig driven
IS Lou Anderson. a Waterloo street resi-
dent. throwing the occupants 81 both
rigs into the snow. They were not seri-
ously injured. but the cutters we're dam
aged abouf c..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

Grand Rapids io.ixc n $40. Z. y
~ - u''sf = Monday nieht spr.ainted
srer1riftte e. iarx o. ste "a phea
- ere,ei = tsiItrE - - cnn. The
sr,tene = g. rFganfte a stick company
ard erert fui.dlpz ehsca p{a renf q
k,>cs5 aarsr age ansi pill - b~ssifatla
- those sao .uvess thesF aaoney falL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23
sou,h W. q. r. 4. reception.

The ladies' II the South W. C. T Z.
gave a Martha Washington reception
yesterday afternoon from : 20 > O'Clock
at the residencc II Mrs. r. +. Rosen
Grams. No. GIL Madison avenue. Coffee
aud waters we're served - over loo
guests ty the PRETTY eostumed women.
Eleven unions were represented and all
reported a very enjoyable afternoon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

The prices - re sill he mair'ainca
~ The dealers the cuming srRSen a. ~
lows or private families, fiso T~r
n'oath fer twenty pounds every other
dsY. = cenfs extra for carfying snd -
CENTS EXTRA - pa'ting N tox For
TOO 81 lsts Pounds per month. =
cents Per 81. Per 4nu0 pounds sri
over - recfs per aut.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

In East or West. or North or South.
They to themselves an outrage do.
Who cannot boast fresh. sweet mouth,
With teeth like pearls begcmmed with
dew.
When SOZODONT all thissupplies.
And works the charm before our eyes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

Hazsl slaughter THE cotsfed ~cnaan
rnn s a. ~ fsice court s,nne fiue sFe
go = eaafEe q isreeay Press the frSr~sa
ess sssin oroegAt T. TIE netiee q tue