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900

Bad teeth and old roots extracted
in past six months without pain or
injury. Ifyour teethlcan't be saved,
demand the use of odontunder for
extraction; used by me. My prices
for work have not been changed or
reduced any. Always have and al
ways will be about as follows: False
teeth, sets: S5, 81 30, $40, S15 to
800. Gold filings, according to size,
81, 81 so, 50, S3, etc. Platina,
amalgam and cement filings, 81, 81
80, 80, etc. Gold crowns, So, 81 80
and $40. Cheap work is not good
work. This is as cheap as any honest
man can work.
DIR. CHAs. G. MCCLoUD,
Shreveport, La.
Originator Painless Dentistry at
Living Prices.
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Homestead Entry No. 1895.
Land Office at Natchitoches, Louisiana

Land Office at Natchitoches, Louisiana. }
November 9th, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proofi in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the Honorable Clerk of the District Court at
Benton, Louisiana, on January 9th, 1894, viz:
the north half of northwest quarter of section
% and northeast quarter of northeast quarter
OF section 26, township 81 North, range II
West. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continued residence upon and cult
yation of said land, viz: G. w. Wnham, b. r.
Nash, T. Z. Hawkins, of Rocky Mount P o.
La, and e. w. Hanks. OF Benton, P. O. La.
EDWARD PHILLIPS, Register,
November 80, 1893. land
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Time Table Cotton Belt Route.
TRAINS SOUTH.
COlaSEGbEe'S Sale.

WI. Hughes } No. 334, In Justice A. X.
VS.. EdeDs' Court Ward No 4
Joe Gaynor. }Bossier parish, La. >
Ry virtue of writ of tieri facirs to me di-
- rected by the Hon. A. X. Edens, J. P,
have seized and will proceed to sell to the
last and highest bidder, for cash. subject to
appraisement, at Mot in Bossier parish, La,
On Saturday, the 10th day of December. 1898
the following described property to wit:
Two bedsteds. two grass mattresses quilt,
cooking stove, 2 stove pots, kettle, table
pair harness, horse collar, plow stock and
l wedding hoe.
Said property seized in the above entitled
suit, and will be sold to pay and satify said
writ and all cost.
C. NJ. MATLOCK, Constable.
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Land Office at Natchitoches. La,

Land Office at Natchitoches. La
November 27, 1898
Notice is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his
intention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the Honorable Clerk of the District Court, at
Benton, La, on January 9th, 1894, viz: Home
stead Entry No 36l3-Gib McDaniel-for the
southeast quarter quarter of noIteast and east
half OF southeast quarter of section 80, and
norteast quarter of northeast quarter of sec
ton 81, township u North, range II West
He names the following witness to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz; w. C. Keith, j. L. Keith, Frank
johnson, Albert McCarty of Ivan P. o. La.
EDWARD PHILLIPS, Register.
November 80, 1888. land
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Did you ever stop to consider
that it is question of great impor-
tance to know where to get the best
Christmas and holiday goods for the
least moneys Yon will find all the
latest novelties in above mentioned
goods at Vaughan & Creswell's.-
If you want bargains in their line,
don't fail to call on them.
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Mr.. Ben Holman, one of the lead
ing and wide-awake retail merchants
in Shreveport, Is offering special in
ducpments to every one seeking bar
gains iu dry goods, dress goods, nov
elites, boots, shoes, hats, etc. When
ia New York recently his selections
were made with care and with the
view of meeting competition from
every quarter, both as to quality and
prices. He is now ready to supply
the wants of his friends and custo-
mers, and invites every one to call
and see his goods.
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Notice to Gin Owners and Others.

I take this method of notifying the public
L that am prepared to do all kinds of Ma
chine Work, overhaul engines. sharpen and
overhaul gin stands, cast babit boxing, &c.
use the Munger Gin Saw Files, which, when
properly used, give perfect satisfaction. They
make front of teeth round, so they will not
ruin staple of cotton nor injure the brush. 1
make your stand clean seed and give a good
sample. | will give you good supply of water
and make old drove-wells that have failed give
as good supply as ever l have had an expert
ence of l6 years in the business. SatIfartion
given or no charge made.
]. F. CARR. Benton. La.
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Notice.

Our accounts are now due. Par
ties owing us money will please
settle up. We are making a CUT
OFF list for next year, and if your
name appears thereon that means
no credit. -
VAUGHAN & CREsWEII,.
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carry large stock of dry goods,
groceries, &c. | am satisfied with
small profits. Do not buy elsewhere
until you have tried me, for know
l lead in low prices, best goods and
best variety. j. M. BELCHER.
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We are requested by Capt. W. j.
Hughes, President, to say that a call
meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Northwestern Louisiana Land
and immigration Company will be
held at Benton on Saturday, Decem-
Der 2, 1898.
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Another train load of Texas cat
tie arrived at this placs Saturday.
The cattle were taken to Rush
Point to be fed under contract.
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Three trains, of fifteen cars each,
loaded with four and five year old
steers, from Fort Worth, passed
down to Shreveport Thursday.
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Major Loudon Butler Camp No.
400. United Confederate Vetrans,
will meet at the court house, on
Saturday, Dec. 2nd.
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Rev. P. H. Hensley will preach
at the Court House next Sunday
at 4 o'clock P. NJ.
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The ruling principle of j. M. Bel
cher is to sell only reliable goods
and at the lowest prices.
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j. NJ. Belcher is general dealer
in staple and fancy dry goods, gro,
ceries, plantation supplies, &c.
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Shreveport
Oyster
and
Chop
House.
Market St., Shreveport.
In Bogeps Block.
Meals served at all hours.
Oysters on the half shell or cooked
in the best manner.
Polite attendants. Everything new,
neat and frst-class in every respect.
Place open all night.
FRANK SERwIoH, Proprietor.
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ghe gossier 8anner
BENTON, LOUISIANA,
THURSDAY, ,sNovEMBER 30, 1893.

Buy YOUR Christ mas presents from
Vaughan & Creswell.
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There was another pleasant
dance at the new school house Fri
aay night.
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Venire for January, 1894.

FIRST TwEEK-BEaINN1NG JAN. %, 1894
I Wash Player,
2 Henry Love,
3 George Winham,
4 NJ. G. Malone,
5 A. A. Lay,
6 Frank Mooty,
Z r. S. j. Bullock,
s 9. L. Gates,
8 II. Nj. Rranton,
10 E. A. Gryder,
II Aus Whitaker,
II Milton Ford,
13 o. F. Boyd,
IA j. G. Hodges,
Is VIM. J. Fnllilove,
IS j. T. McDade, G
II Hill Hendricks,
IS A. j. Window. 8
19 R. L. Carstarphen,
90 So. Caldwell, 3
81 W. ID. Mercer, /
% John j. Kilgore,
% G. B. Wimbish,
"a j. r. Matlock, 4
25 s. P. Harrison, 2
26 L. S, Watts, Sr.,
27 J. NJ. Mading, 4
% Fl. FL. Montgomery, 3
20 L. W. Brasher,
80 John Sumner,
81 M. L. Bishop,
80 Rufus Brown, G
33 w. NJ. Bell, l
"a j. W. Faircloth,
30 r. A. Fox,
36 j. L. Jones, 5
81 Jesse q. Riley,
SO ID. E. Griffin, 2
80 G. e. Byrd,
40 J. NJ. Yates, G
Al H. q. Gryder, 4
AZ w. B. Hutton,
43 Albert Hall,
a I. 2. Barnett,
IS w. E. Swindle,
As W. L. Chanler,
At T. B. LATTER,
49 ]. NJ. Arnold,
40 P.O. Hooker, 8
90 John Stinson,
SECOND wEEK-BEGINNINa JANUARY 29TH
l E. D. Holmes,
2 J. D. Middleton, 6
3 J. G. McDade,
4 Selma DOdson,
3 w. U. Carlton,
e Samuel Berry,
Z G. d. McCaa,
8 L. J. Burks,
9 r. Fl. Rains,
10 B. r. Nash,
IL N. Fl. Stubbs,
II W r. Cavett, {
IL L.U. Malone, 4
IA E. s. Burt,
10 A. j. Demoss,
16 VIM. Smith,
II j. A. Ford, ;
Is T. d. Connrll,
10 Asbury McDade,
20 j. F. Burks,
81 VIM. Roach, {
% E. L. harrington, 4
% A. P. Davis, {
"a w. F. Rogers, 4
% Willis Thomas,
26 d. P. Hollis, {
27 W. B. Graham,
% G.. w. Demoss, 4
% George Fullwood,
80 CD. Goodwin, =;
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20


e $685. TRIPLE bs~s a - s.ms
- bn111y 1pne - iscAss 49, -
No. 49, - plaln 1o1is q I'D
erst< faIlncn run clear - ths nwurr1
k>it e bron1sd metal llnkx shovs
uhk<k 4 c4rrsed 1hoat N waist en-
OH bad II the dark<r <re>a. wish
h how& On tke shoa.a-r. .et uars
1sr1 r4bbos. sleeves whirh -. unfur-
tnnaf~. bat inesifsble e. th~ ksxi<s e,o.
are trimmed vita IL yea axaln. ssa sn-
dsrnrztn she t0w-eut eur<.,~ l. . an
m4.s u asl,<ss<l -sias~a lace : 3ass
tAas SHARPER noxs q coatra<. Which
ths >r.kna kln1ly sllowN Thi. d. M
deed. an effective eo<tnme
A the time for The emo rsee<
Ar.xs u<zr~r. xewport ! k.~.,fx a.
eised over The proSr~et. and ens AIR
maid I kaax h psepar-d a xano.l.h
sshe boid s.ilors frou abroad witk a.
exoai.st> vs<hssnr costume uh.ra /.
eaD.hls u inanif~ variety. INA hardly
Improvement The SKIRT Z nl.in- sl.rL
blue srrxs. 80 mssh l. Almost matter
A e..,x-< n. a.rA hla.. iael..f IA.
wsd> isp<l. ~ white. fsunr well hack
fro<a The frunt md decl<rd with miii-
tary-lockinr hraii And ''frogsr ii blue.
Below the waist lac Jacket skirts are
Killed hack again with the white. anu
the cuffs ana collar aud the nsssy
poeket flap are white With blue hat
go Rim ana xh,t. s9.l, al o.t An.
wi.~ lfttie h~.a which ,xrs "a wi.. a
a. choose snch smart ana suitable
array
The s~ssou has iIsss and d.xiiLes IA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

French On IDEAS and sympathies We
wear our skirts tight about the hips
and curving outward at the hem. just
enough you know. but not too much
We tempt the breeze with rufies .
little. bus not 90 mach - We did q
mouth AFRO. and We cheat the roguish
san with parssois more gorgeous Of
hue and fantastic Of shape than ever
before. We wear upon our hats chiffon.
edged with lace. huge ribbon bows,
few flowers. few plumes. many wings"
black and ooiorcd. We cling 70 the
jacket because NE love IL and IN the
founce because % IL The co<tumer con-
strains us unwillinziy. We revel In
lace ashore and braid shost. We de-
light In compelling admiration from
The afrronted ere by strange aud nnh.oly
combinations Of color. green and pink.
sxgs and crsngs. yellow and red. We
are By degrees diminishing our wing
like sleeves locking meanwhile for the
utseriv Vanish We know that they
srp Doomed. but would not be the frst
% lag The cd aside. We are comfort
shle in siIk biouses and virtsously
ehcisesf Ga high collars We wear ~
lawn festivals fsrssy things whlah men
admire h~rasse they look 'fcrninfue
anf ~ tss& ellnRfng things which
women admire hecasse they are beau
tifai. We 90 forth riehly clad in bro
Gale. and - iinger ia linen. foung z
wonsn wear lavender an3 lilac and
older ones trismphantiy don yoathfui
whites and pink<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

Jack Asfor ~ ~ Newport tire woman
she j. but for The sweet personality Of
that dainty. quiet Qriaker's grand
daughter. The almost theatrical sue
csss Of which MrS Duncan EIiio.ts
marriage wes only an Incident. not the
end. sould have been impoesibls with
eII her beauty had she been fool or
heartlssz I thlak society ~ornen are
getting 20 understand this very we'll:
The younger cues do. st any rate.
though the sumner colony furnishes
zee msny examples Of wcmsn u wealth
whose social socce~s i not all IL snight
~ bscause of the personal equation
You ka0w who sotne II them are. do
70 potf
wouan - love xnd "a respect map
w~ar llnen Ike = qaevn; such gown
- linen A. that which. With it~ plain
sirirs rellsved ouiy ~ wide eand Of
t-imminr and So triple eapee- one ~
Size .srarsest lesiers here hss worn
ner- shan onee. Linen. usually but
or bsr,-~r. - serv popular this swimmer.
ani practical qualities nsy doubtless
reeuns.nenf Il rnneh a. the rich woman
a. ~ me poor. ~ = eoot y do>~n't
snow dast Il gnav wash. thDazh net
cftrn h-r- - i PIT - the test
Ths great wave q revult whioh sub
nerxet the es,ass@ ~ f>ebion whea The
fill errre,ity q hoapskisfa wse mere
u Suggested has sut@ided with the
fesr tass Tsve e hirth % y knovu
BOW thst not h~rond understs iinit@
wiiI efiaciine be pnehed. and femf-
ninifT = 81 rest snt eoas<nted IN -
ffi.ertr ~ con-risrce snd freedosn -
.sek Fsristy 4 ea.lno rus~n semired
q Newporf- sarsn,er exfIse hse bsi-
iooa sleeves - gh~ sibow where tight
efsow gloves meet tk~rri Ard q eide
hsnd a srrfTrea enbrslslery srsr-ninx
sreers nssris sbont ne sklrt. leaving
IN frons clear space paerk~s 81 eseh
.ssr~nlty ~ ne tfinasnins lsns ~ sa
~.ar-ncas htFw That = feninfn..
sur~fr. ard nacrs ~ ~ sdmirea thsn
800 cr,sf~raltF - skir- sd k-~liS<r.
So --.-fseItsa - 1850
~ - si&r resessi. thsft~d sr~f eee-
..~~a4 : hronetfs $685. rr~sans
- -ntss~ sri b~sssifaA A ssirs
- r.l~rse~n siih. p~rteetiY pasin. e<.
e~pf thaf nesr 49, b<ttsa <trtp q
tussl> er-~a s<is~s rErs eensps~*~iY
a. A. 1s1>sss.s aus - s>.1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

II has taken some time e. do Il. but
tho Iast plank walk on Canal street Is
gone. The Granite Stone Co. has Just
completed a tine stone walk around the
Thayer block at the conner Of Canal and
East Bridge streets. and now there are
stone walks all the way from Pearl 20
Bridge street. The same company is
now al work on stone wax which win
Ottawa and Lyon streets. and when that
Is completed a walk will be laid in front
Of the Leipzig block on Lyon street. for
the Houeeman estate. 4 stone walk
around the c. 4 w. M building on
lonia street. owned by Mr.. l. f
Hawkins. and one around the Norris
block on Lyon street. have just
been completed and add greatly to
tho appearances Of the buildings and
streets. Mr.. DeIsuyter. manager OF the
Granite Stone Company, has also con-
trRcted 10 put down stone walks In front
II Sicgel's store on Monroe street and In
front Of Belknap. Baker 4 Co.'s carriage
repository on Ionia street. The Granite
Stone Company has laid most OF the
walks that have been put in this year
and thcir work h always satisfactory.
The walks laid BY them the past three
years are all in perfect condition and
look - well a. the day they we're COM
pleted. Mr.. DcRuyter has kept large
force Of men at work since early spring
and they will be rushed until winter, as
they have great many large orders
ahead The artificial stone walks
answer every purpose Of q solid stone
walk. II properly laid. and the expense ID
a great deal lessL Mr.. DeRuyter is to be
congratulated on the success OF his un-
firing efforts in this enterprise.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

~ - spsc>nsw.
fAa 49, snbitios ~ - Irs>ses
wrsnr vos - lire h hoass stocks<i
Win black hssfl>s h op<tsr 4, kssp Z
h<d4ebo6- A. los> tkis sene sboas.
The bew house swsrznot With tbs In
sssts. ed ne h.t the iusk ts' rnd =
h<txskox Ia . oosssArd and b-aught n
hon1s II wsald set an<uri IN the
k'tehss. - ~ pas II IL dssA cup
board. where thsre usr~ es,oush Of the
creatures - '-fe~a right ss~st hag. :"
- the eook. vho ~ss disappointed In
TO enlzoafs size. rcu1Arksd. disparax-
snsiy hat tbe hcdvekcs. nessr ua-
eSried We iooksd AZ hin, night and
day and found beetles rsnnlsg over
him AID krecpi4tkng wkers they uonid
b<gsn - eat him Al last We carried
him 20 The lava where lss dia move
and walked .nto sko tennis act and
had 70 se cat ost ~ the great asstrue-
tion az f.lo neshrk Hack bes,.ie kill
lag l. . limited bat respestahls calling
Ia Londsn. and q leadins naelnher Of
the eraft sends his card round A. inter
vAls - owners ~ the large alansioas
IA London. % Intisnate that In his
opinion the tsnn. has come whcn his
services ought 10 be reqairsi Ia the
houses which he has attended during
rnAny damages Of ownership or occupa-
tisn. one habit Of the beetle. II the
observers ara corrcct. itself tends 20
their destruction Tho eggs are car
ri<.l Snder the k<>iv of tina frsrsalc and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
WAT NouId ieu s,y Il Ysul nols
Financially lnrIIsd2

ka1 ssne ans ~e1ld prunl<4lle rsll<ss }>zr
cab1Ff<sssz<af a. > 4otalnG dec, ant serHst
pr.ek <k4f - w<< aba - - spf les eo@ia
axcz8l - eo1rs !. &<<ts izoz<lsI. ma a11 10
&&n 1z< eeIItzt ihkt ssis1ti y tAelx 1<~4tb-
<as shes tbst = soee ssr<<shk<ls = ke4e "a.
~ ~ n..~t eolas.ea esess~ - &c k,ss q
ht4lfa = seneFallf tetietsd ~ - c1E<.n,e -
tsf h. ard tkzse y - reaspn f<N keotf11< t1t-
l~lisf <o~ LAT k<1kts zen csne t1,s cet<rfh
sn3 fk1s ave yopf eefk 40 onnItal- He ca
satuIf tnndz<<is 81 pIl~-f< 81 llt< ahll<tF, he
fofzes anofh>F link il tie i1nx eh1ln II s<l'
deees - fsaAl akls.< 49, sE<a q ~ y. A. Ansss'
cAtef eokiaaef - the t..>tsfn tsIt<<er romfept
aud sxslsIsne ~ Ne. % Hss'<s n<4a Ex ct IL 4
ps-esilrfs 10 st,+..k - 1e<te<Iaz oe1s tsf NJ.
knsas, e al ~ .knas Ca ie<Ilif - - h1s
st4lssy and slas1.sE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

Kabsiek. the Assonaut, Amer Prof. Dear.
a Communication.
The appended communication was re-
ceived at the HERALD counting room
yesterday. 1t should be read by all;
KALAMAZOO, Mich,
August IL. "a
Publishers THE HEsALD-I am in
formed that bzlloonist In Grand Rap
ids has deposited money with The HER
AID and challenges any aeronsut to race
with him. II 80 and there 10 anything
in IL worth while. l will accept his chat
lenge to make balloon race with or
without parachute. at time and place
TO be agreed upon between us.
The race TO be judged by committee
OF disintcrested men. Both balloons TO
start at the same tifhe. and the one max
ing the highest and best ascension to be
declared the winner.
Very truly yours.
CHAs. III. KAnEIcK.
5turgis.
Mich.
PSI am al present making sscen-
sions and leaps for the Street Railway
Company at kalamazou
This cofnmunicatipusna tecn sent 10
Prof. Dear. who win pay due notice 10
IT, IL will be remembered Prof. Dear
issued broad Challenges toaay aerOnaut
In this state for balloon race about
two weeks ago, aud Prof kabrick has
finally decided ~ take notice 81 IL. II a
contest in arranged IL should be well
worth seeing. Tho deposit made by
Prof Dear has been returned 20 him.
but there il no question a match can DO
arranged a. shoss that are backing him
have plenty 'of mocey and great conf.
dence 10 his ability. IL Prof. kabrick
means bnsincss be can be sccemmo-
dated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

lie says Il am glad Of thr opportunity 20
endorse Or. Rankin. n think be l. a cspatls
and con e iontions physician. aud dont think
be has his equal 10 catarrhal troubiss in the
state 1 speak not ONLY from my owa sxper..
chronic eat9rrh aggravated hy crip. / hal
pains ia my head aud duh heavy feeling over
the eyes. Eysry morning ] had difficulty IN
me 80 psdfy that would often be rnabis 10 re-
tam my food. felt tired aud weak and my
food didnt seam 10 benefit me- NJ ncstrils
were stopped up and wac continually hawk.
ing and splitting. since Dr Rankin has treated
me Al th<s, sympsorns nave IeIs me and Is ss
ambition. think him worthy Of commcnda-
ton and give II 10 him.
References TO Ave hundred cured patients
In thz city alone.
DR.. Rankin l. graduate Of Ann Arbor, and
has had years Of experience In his spscialtiek
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

ns<r~s.ss wn so>.>tsnn~- SSss fh~r>r-
60 wk~ uc~fa Nsf.
TIE osffoas '-fisek beetle. : ~hieh Il.
prvp>rfy speskinx. ne hsetle a. al.
4. ns~ . nu-nh~r - ether Insect c~.ts.
re ipaig>.n.. ~ Enetsaa. thoush u
- 49, ~r-<ltsnt siisn The oalf
- whxeh -. s~~v kesra fsusa Zee
hl~~h s>~ss~s 49, - t-~uf 80 So hi<ss
- ps~s<lz-~ hrs~xhs ~ Eaxi@aa =,
sktp f-s>u ~ s.lsr srphip~t~~o Ne
hssr fes<~d er~stsr~ 49, - sss- ~ili
81 tk@rs ssrsps he hefsekas ssd
"a. whssh 49, $50 - ~ rsssssn<i ~
sh~us rats = hardy ssFsAes ~ 90
s<vthlne ~hssh sh@f soash i essssa,l
sss~a ~ tAsEF ssy.izsp. sfqF Ks.n
h~sS~hsxs 49, . s~1s~e~. ths~sA sssai
- -an4s 49, ksss~~ e. essk< s&eA>s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

An exceptionally Favorable oppertun-
ity Tor visiting the richest and most pro.
ductive sections of the west and north.
wet eill b. Afforded b. t'ae series %
low rate harvest escurnoHs which have
been arranged by the North W estarn
Lane. Tickets for these excursions will
he sold on August -. September u and
October 10, iskl % points IN North
western Iowa Western Minnesota.
North Dakota. South Dakota. Manitoba.
Nebraska. GeloFsdo. Wyoming and Utah
and eil BE good for return passage
within twenty days from date q sale
>toPosef privileges will be allowed On
going trap ~ tarIitory tc which the
tickets are sold. For further infarma
ton. cali on o. addrnss Ticket Agents u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

RICHARD TERRACE
IN THE Grove
TELEPHONE 1877.

TELEPHONE 1877.
love to steal while away
From every numbering care,
And take Pullman sleeper
For Chicago and the fair.
And when I've spent week or two
And seen the sights 90 great,
love to steal . chance TO ride
Home on a. empty freight.
Stop paying rent, get Q home.
have three elegant homes
On my Wealthy avenue addition,
Acknowledged by everyone TO DO
The finest cation for residence in
The city. All new. artistic homes,
With every modern improvement
On easy monthly payment&
II you are thinking Of making
A change Of location.
1t viii pay you 10 see me at once.
can make terms and prices
To suit the convenience Of anyone.
As / build and cell
Only my own property.
/ have q place that viii suit you.
No cheap contract work;
No large commission TO agents;
/ invite careful inspection
OF my buildings at all times.
See me beforeyou decide on anything
Take Reeds Lake car 10
Richard Terrace. or telephone 1877.
D.H.Armstrong owner and builder
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

One limited first class fare With s2oc
additional Tor the round trip harvest
excursions August ~ Septrmbsr II and
October 10. ls.tk The Wisconsin Cen.
trpi lines will run low rate harvest en-.
cufsions on above dates 10 points in
Minnesota. North and south Dakota.
Tickets win ne god twenty f3oi days
from date a sale. with stop over priv.
legea 10 points west q 81 Paul and
Minneapolis For full informative al
dress any Il the companys representa-.
tlves or Jas G. Pond. Gen1 f'ass and
Tkt Agt. Chicago. III
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

who wears the eonfrctions made BY
the former and paid Cor By the latter.
IL II The woman. my sisters nos the
gown. that men admire and love. that
women respect. not. In the long run
the woman's face and figure even. but
the heart that shines through It's outer
envelope. the mind that informs the
features. good things that people say
OF one that seem % Be reflected back
upon her In |. kind Of halo invisible.
bat very real This higher beauty h
~ much beyond mere facial charm ~
beauty trzn>esnds the dres>znaker's art
That l. distinction that money csn-
not buy.
!. Not with AL her msilions could MrA