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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-31

Old gold and silver bought at Louis
Heilbron's, the Jeweler. tt
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-31

Handsome curtain poles, Of all
lengths, at Reeves, Richardson u
Ligons.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-31

Ladies are flocking to Gallagher's
to the big fire sale. Big bargains.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-31

Straw hats from Baltimore factory,
just received, at Stuarfs. tt
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-31

The Daily and Weekly Texarkana DEMO
RAT are entered at the postofice at Texar-
Kama as second-closs matter.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-31

LOCAL NEWS,
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-31

A Hamilton, of Camden, is a visitor
here.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-31
Chinese Laundry.

Best family cathartic, HOOPS PILLS
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-31

DR.. Miles Nerve and Liver Pills. so doses a5 cts
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-31

Opium Habit cured by Dr.. Miles Norvino.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-31
Bargains in Unredeemed Pledges.

meEkss'. WINE OF cARUul for female diseases.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-31
Strawberries and Fruit.

Epnepsy cured by DR.. Niles Nervlno.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-31
Pupils Wanted.

asg~ WINE OF cARDUI, Tonic for Women.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-31

Try BLACK-DRGUGHT tea for Dyspepsia.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-31

New Department at the Temple Of
Fashion.
Mrs. Lizzie O'Donnell has engaged
the services of a frst-class and expert
enced hair-dresser, at the Temple of
Fashion, who is now ready to serve
the ladies of Texarkana and surround
ing vicinity. 20-tf
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-31

se,- BL6ck-DaAuGHl lea cures Constellation.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-31

2-27-tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31
A BRILLIANT GATHERING.
Miss Nora Judd Entertained Hel
Many Young Friends.


Miss Nora Judd Entertained Her
Many Young Friends.
Mrs. Charles Judd Of Fountain street
gave a beautiful party "Wednesday
evening for her daughter Nora who - at
hoae fron Ogontz college for her
Christmas and New Years vacation.
The decorations we're tasteful Tie ball
room on the third floor was festooned
pith wreaths Of ground pine and smi-
lax with red winter berries that made
the room gay. The stage uas drapcd
uith white aud red aud wa also les
TONED with green wrcaths and red ber-
RES Braun's orchcstrl was concealed
behind bower Of Christmas greens.
The landing lcading TO the dancing
room a1d the corners q the ballroom
we're occupied by upholstered aeats,
making cosy corners for resting between
the numbers. Below stairs the library
and dining room werc fraQrant with
numerous American Beauty roses
Chrysanthemums were also used In dec
Grating Refreshments were served
from 1870 until the german closed. Tho
gowns Ct tho youpg women we're hand
soma. Mrs judi and her daughter
were assisted In entertaining by Miss
hate Ford and Miss Zoe Richmond The
invited guests were Mas Maysie Baker
OF baltimore. Maryland, the Misses
Helen Hunt. Kate Lord. Nettie Gill.
Elizabeth Riseley. Manic Waters.
blanche McAullen, Maud Underwood.
Daisy Dewey. Josie Dykema, May Wy
man. Bessie Shuler. Emma Raymond,
Julia Harlow. Grace Franklin. Lottie
fs1~v Eslsth hall. Ef.,,f.. O..~r.I Efr.-
once Hilton, Znla Cheney, Edith Rus
Wagner, Louise McClaren. Florence
Florence Levi, Adele Levi. Marguerite
Nora Barnhart. Bertha Seksli, Edith
Lena Bridgman. Sophia Ambergs Jessie
Duoham. Ethel Buckley. Irene
man. Mabel Piercs. Maud Neatly.
tFuds Wheeler. Maud IIazeltine, jose
phise Hazeltine. Anna Hursh. Edith
s,tudsey. zos Richmond. Louise Ball.
Maud Freeman. Ella Shelby. Maud
Cary. Nora Pike Messrs Charley
t9AtIA viii ootcs ot4dkt ootcs Atcnly
Head. HAIRY Fairckild. Louis keate.
Stewart knappen. Berkey Joae=. Harry
Jones. Louis Moseley. Fred Bradfisld.
Bright Philips. Georgs McMrllen. Wal
toF StressenrcutsF. Clifford Toby. Loo
Ewing. Dick Eeing. Comstoek kouIie.
Frank Dean. FL Dsan. Howard Tread
way. John Goldsmith. Frank Dyke
ma. ffsd Dewey. Fred Earl,
John Wilkes. Carroll Perkins.
kugeae Worden. Lon Stekstee.
Charles Merriman. Aivah Smith. Viii
Cheney. George Widdicomb. Ray
Croeby. Arthur Raymond. Charles Gar.
rison. Georgs Wagner. Will hartiadala.
Walter shelby. Howard Ol,nen. Ran
sloiph Earle. William kehssl. Harry
Leunsrd. George Kendall. Morris Mont
gDuaery. Stanisy Montgomery. Burdettc
Bosae. Charles Wailia. pun winton.
Georgs l5sssoa. Gilbert White. George
Levi. Dudley Bonaeil. Ciaus3e Husd,
William hnade, Will Cheffay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31


machines, watches and diamonds from
the south Jersey glass factories. l
never knew 50 many OF those people to
be about Ia any previous season. In
fact rarely saw them. whereas now
get almost all. the exercise I require
by throwing them downstairs IL
seems likely they used 10 infost the
tenement houses, but have moved up
peg. because Of the scarcity Of money.
II they desire points ON that scarcity
they have got into the. right company.
We f'flatters" are so poor this winter
that we have actually forgiven the fell
low who goes around among Us trying
to collect rent. and have begun 10 SYM
pathize with him.
After the salesman viii come a few
New Years day callers who wish to
know whether Mr.. Soandso Hvcs here.
Altar . colloquy through the pipe with
our girl twho can swear n little In
English but has 70 make signs Tor the
rest Of it) they viii plod up the stairs.
and ask for Mr. s. in tones which show
their total lack OF respect for him. ard
leave the impression that they are
either creditors or detectives. Half the
time.of course. they're simply friends of
his. but there seems 10 be . law of ma
ture which .eompcis = person who
makes q mistake Ia an address 10 refer
disrespectfully TO the person whom he
seeks. just 30, when am gone. will
the mournftl Tom burroughs, slrcady
mentioned, call upon my successor and
inquire where Mr.. Fielding has gone.
I'm tone which II no better than ask
Ing II he has been hanged.
so we shall entertain" during the
first day of the year. and viii thon-
sands of others who have Lost all social
life in the wilderness Of che city. Upon
my word envy our forsfathcrs moro
upon New Years day. than any other.
For the sake of their open-faeGrted
cordiality on that occasion would
agree To nay nothing about their vast
and varied consumption OF intoxioants.
The average New Yorker of to-day
could take the whole spirit of the old
time New Years In one dose and be
benefited. fer II the alcoholic part Of
II made his bead a. big Z. an elephant
next day. fks enlargement would De
less In proportion than that which
would be accomplished In his heart by
the spirit Of good fellowship
nowAEp FutDfxe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

customs of the middle class, 90 called
because IL can afford forty-dollar
fat which Is architecturally just In the
middle between dog-house and the
home of Christian
Although we live 80 near together
that we cannot dance without knock
ing down one another's plastering, our
social relations are not close. Being a
gregarious animal have tried 90 fight
against the isolation OF city life. but
without success As soon ms begin 20
know man he moves 10 Brooklyn or
New Jersey, OF skips q payment and
gets raided by the police. This is dis
couraging, socially. and yet hope TO
receive many calls on New Years day.
The agents agent tthe deputy Of n
deputy's deputy and therefore without
place in lawl will call for the rent. of
course, as II will be the LIST of the
month. In this act he can be prompt
ed only by social motives and desire
for my company. He can't have mer-
censry motive. for he; knows well
enough. by this time. that never have
the money before the 18th 1 shall
receive his cali. therefore, in the spirit
I'm which IL Is offered. shall smile
upon him. while hold the door several
inches further ajar than l should do.
later in the month, when his visit
might be open TO mfsconstruction. In
a spirit of true cordiality ] shall con-
fide To him the facts regarding my
financial condition. and at the climax
of the tale shall hear the lady on the
floor below sneeze violently. Then I
shall know that she has been exposing
herself TO severe cold by listening az
her doos. and shall thus have the
pleasure of knowing that two persons.
instead of one. are sympathizing with
me because ! am short
This win probably be my first call.
The gentleman has been good enough
% inform himself of the hour when
arise, and he catches me at breakfast
every time. After conversing with
him. shall eat cold griddle-cake.
and then IL will he time TO receive my
second caller.
He will be the man from the floor
below, and he will come up for the
purpose of telling me that the steam
heater I'm my parlor has sprung leak.
How much better II Is TO converse thus
upon serious subjects than 10 waste
the time Ina idle frivolity. as New
Years callers used 81 do, lie will ask
me how in blue blazes suppose that
he IL going Ia get the agent b, plaster
his psrlor once week regularity
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31
WILL Be AT HOME
Neu Years Callers Whom Field
a,g Expects to Receive.
FORMERLY A JOLLY RACKET
Inoaxhss Ga the Dtneecnoe B~sweun
MADEIRA and oka- Ts.lc Criebrs-
sion % tlss oocsssoa.

The New Years day festivities 81 old
New York have been the inspiration
OF many . chronicicr and artist do
not wonder. Cor the period was rich In
suggestion. IL Was then that Father
Time knocked ON the door with =
clini<inx glass and Suffered with >
spirit OF the new year In one han'i and
. ram punch Ia the Other. while HE
scyths hung On . peg ~ hone. And
he lefs the door open hehiad hin for
the sdmission Of goodfsliowship bring
ing congratulations 20 hospitality.
whas q Jolly racket they had:
Well. we have changed that cpnsid-
srably. hut they ars In error who
believe that the pracficeof New Years
day calling has vanished. The COM
mercisl spirit has modified the ctr
quette In use. but January still re-
tAIns its reputation with us as a great
day for receiving calls. How 10 may
be with the rich do not know. I
shall con6ne my remarks 20 the social
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

Justice HoIcomh Holds Justice
Saunders o. Ne Account
DENIES HIS JURISDICTION


justice Holcomt yesterday rendered
his decision 10 ~ 60 - An. Denns
Against ktsrt Adnns one q = SERIES 81
Esrnishee caoce dsc,dcd ~ Jns,ace
Saunders against the Interests Ct MA
Dennik Attorney - u Af,eu brought
tho caec Tor se-iriel before Justice Hoi'
comb % the krooods that Juefice heun-
dern. he&ng eieceed n 4rnnd hafsus
tovnship. hnd 10 rlght 60 bod court ~
The city. Justice uuicoub fieds for Ne
pia1ntsn - and costa and he decs<son =
~ follows: 'Ihs sumnone " the case
appears 20 have been made fctufnahie
in the city Of Grand kapidA The copy
is 80 written aud svofu 70 - the copy
ssrvsd on the defeudant Jus<1cs sam
ders says the original summons was iost
and that the COPY - not cofreeS - 70
the place OF retnrn.
Il can assume nothing Ia favor OF the
testimony on either sias- 4 nnd TIE
copy Was made refurnsbie 10 the CITY
ONCE OF Justice Saundsrk especially a.
the defendant tMru bennssl went di-
recfiy there on the return thero under
the command Of sad summona
whatever mag Be The power OF Jus
tee OF the peace " try csuso by stiku-
lation IN township other than that nor
which he was elected. ! think ne mas no
jurisdiction TO issue summons return.
able an such other township and that
the act Is void lsee lin. Justice Guide.
r lgl When q Justice has 20 inrisdis-
ton his acts are az void az IL ne were
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

JuDsE PERKINS Estate Martin Fed
erlein. deceased; January 10 assigned
for hearing tardy claim, OF Weight Mill
ing company. Estate Ira Atherton, de-
ceased; January % assigned for hearing
administrative final account Estate
Charles II. Moore. deceased; order APP
pointing Lewis A. Solomon and Henry
Rawlins commissioners on claima KS
tate Sherman j. Koon. deceased; order
closing estate against clsim& Estate
Albert Finch. deeesssd; administrator 3
tenth annual account fled. Estate John
Hurley. deceased; January 26 assigned
for hearing administrator final account
Estate John Chachulski. deceased; Jan-
uary 70 assigned for proving will. Es-
tate Jennie T.. Woodwork. ct al. min
ors; bond filed ADD letters OK guardian
ship issued 10 Justin A. Taylor. Estate
John Henixleman. deeeassd; January
- assigned for hesung administrator .
final account In ne the matter Of
Florence L. King. minor; order conhrn-
ing adoption and change OF name To
Florence l. Strong.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

-. =. -. ....-ss.. ..s..s f.xrxsI<>
So - So -
49,. - -. -. -. -.
= "a, 80 80 : - 49, - -
sas - - q. 49,
80 ,~ss - ats-
-, -.',,,.. .~,th
as1
'n .o s'' ~ 80. a. 's =. mesaa.- aid
-. - s.s ~-...ss.., -. -.
hise ~ ~ss ssshsI s. =. .sf a., a..
1s :. - 1900.
sPsvs ~.~n M -, ss-,s
81 ye.'re 49, -,,.~,~s = $50.
shys ne ~ - ~ pe ... -
= o'ts sut no. 49, .,a.nrs' - -.
eusks
yeu -,
etoo 49, ~. -. sns-...;s~ -, m
"s.e -. sl -. 80 l-w as -
sss.,x an 80
80. - -. -ss ~, -,in,,.- -.
49, - 49,. .-'.....<s -.
49, - 49,. ..-.,.,,-h
80 - 80
Th.f,~ All right Mia / tsid.
..S~x.v mfnd about the seuttls. IL
,,..,,t vour fault. Juxf come IN and
ax INV stAxm heater Ard saw no more
49, a..
s.rix me avn h<.d.s aid sfiks.
..th.ts. x~h.& f,ig1 Az an, the heater "a n
,~.i, an next sumner. An. wan tins
Or. f.Ilin. vex sith>r thot Norway
gian s.xnga iaves shis honse or it's me-
sslf th.t go.,. an, Oln see the ,uxent
sh;. aaxs
In sr,is. ~ uike.s thr,at he Il sim
With =. and confidently expect, /. call
FROM him to-morrow. He ALWAYS calls
ON hhlidavs when I am at home. for
IA. milapess Of INV disposition invites
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

The ~tore OF the Tower Ci~thsag Ca
ca ltemxfa Open Til feh Ia

Ne <tur< or tHF tDWrf Y fFfHtHG ftA
ca fter<is Open tia tsA 10.
Ca tAs sth 81 Noysmbef se Started q
closing out ssls 60 cgocineie JanuarY /.
That date having arrived and having
osuefuiesl 20 continae he sails feU
aaYs irto FebraarT. | feel that ] ous
~ pubic this etplansfirns My sac
sxesogr vii not take fossenslpn ~ ne
fosef until February II. asf - I have
ne premises on my bsnds snd aust Per
resi- ontl thea aud an ansious 60 make
stsli faFthef seeiacfion "a stock. have
slsterminrd not 60 pack M stoek 90
ss.urwene- moeiog Il rftil after oar
s~mf ssnunl ioveEfafy. NhIch occurs -
usual Fstfusry q Hesntene I an ste.
rsaily d<sirpus - rDasssf.sg as rsaehl -
hr reesIniex siothtr<. fafniehlnes and
hata iktss eaeh - lean - - sheri tiRs
hare - % a n To seeomplish thia
snt fnsiSTs he n~ersssfF - Offering
lafgains tksf AZ gisnce I'll - fcoia
Tasr1 80 ssfh. CsnHsncsna vita tbs
zee lear fnr fssfee,e iaETla4 eiotbine
slil lose an oepst1nttY 81 ssSe mnanr
thai fails - aftsssf the lsst shsaes sats
ieeaFias pri<lts ana fesaf5tsse q essf
J ahofi 81 ans 80 s8i kaIy Assures
fhe patiie that As aNai eanff Wiii
sespes $40 hanEsta sais ssisr sftere ftefi
II te.s esasmaHtsF sod iaehhia4 fksn
~ th&is psse fit~fsi pasfssnase I ssh
svefftxstY IS ff,sed kalptis HaeRY.
Harry 49, Yeas !. Il ~ eesa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

We eres pur Hundred Dollars Rs.
wafd foF anY rasr n tataFfh that cas-.
cot 10 card br Italia Cafsfrh Gaze
y J. CHENEY A co Props.
Telessn. q.
We he ansicrslspe.i have kneen y. ].
t'hsney fss tl,ss let II yesfz assi bsissse
him perfectly hpaofahla IN al husiesss
tsaneselsahs ard financially sl,ie O.
esfrg ant aaf eklisatian male ~ thhis
bsas Wac 4 fsrsxs
khaiesais pfne1sstn. faisdlp, a
Wtitss6. ktkks~ A Nsssfs.
Nhsteesie t,fhsslsta 5sleisN a
tlslss sstsfFh case - tAksa sasry
esiff. keiiaT directly als.a TIE hlassa aat
nsas.sas easfarrs = the s,ssssa I'siea
ees = uiN eaii - at ,ifisassts
1eslsmessaas tvs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31


pl.issd snd the 6sai settisaaenf made.
tbsrs ~as NJ : alzps<ed sl@ln e -
us Iaii b1l lsft - cause troohie. Mich
iein has spszr great dssi q rsoney ~
en~ftfi4s Ins<itll''oH ~ - -
~ e 80 ~, 49,, 49, TIA IA sosss a
- -. - - : ..<.....3 - -. ;
-. 800 -. e, =. ~aeh iu~flrs,,
s,r',. - a. $500 a CaI8x<fer
adfsn and L'Anslns. shsfs ths
eintHrA % toe s',n.n1 49, . ss1.
s - 49, s;s,4so. + TIE sssesstsxs Il
ti,rxe <aycd IN thr~r scbools i very graf.
o Th.- -. 49, 49, kc~'.~ - -
- - .l-.t -. -~s,<,.< a. &C., -
$3.50 - L--l Z. = -. kl..-.t - !. "a
- ',- - - -, - - -
rsiss n,sasd ssa insane. ~ noau'
n,e.s,s a. the sturdy Qualities add good
eilt,s n.hip a oar psoDIa All fae<s
a .,,s-a LAD frs A ~ that MI.hfaans
49, - .'-t - -. ..--..S. ~ 49,
kr.f ~ a., kt~ a.
- 49, -. -1s 49, ~. - ~.
a. xr1ass % .ts 80 ! nsse ,.1e 800 -
Mkhiren sseopa = no sisss 10 the
rulnbsr and quality u her fraternai or
ssnizations and ana firmly co1v.ncea
that these bodies tazke tettx cinxenf
iRttnr frlspds. bet,ef haslan19 and ter
Ter fathers. | sish ! could Fsmaia
lcnser. but must bad you geod hight
Tn. fte.<ut.~ f.xoxrnu.
tn. follo,ia. ,ra<r.m 80. carried
,..s.
xra,, 49,
-. -. :, 100, 49,
s.s'li..,sss 49,, sn.r.,. :. :. --'.'
Ee.p. nlea - u the Hon. +. ii NcGury
selectlea ...,...............H Harp orehostza
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

rnsv be unable 10 reply Ia this ques-
ton satisfactorily. but u viii certainly
start = pleasant conversation which
efll interest not only ourselves but
susryloiy in the house I shail tell
hin that cannot "a the steam heater
sHd that I decline - - responsible
for ID. that fts aria afs regulated by
prssideDce. aud are. la this ease. .
pnnishmspt foe ain and call ~ re-
pehtsnne. taat che jaisltsr IL The oaly
fss,n ssthorised 90 ~rssiis with A. and
skst u haa tslsrn fall eat "a hsn
sssry cold def sipes tiss sisam wsa
tasnss "a Nevertheless. ! shali teil
me gentleman - - ssd wait 30 ths
tsisitos ~ tise side door - slsa saiaoh
go he roFueF wSsreat~5n he eepsins
snts wili sell ne 81 80 shefe naiKks
haze - esIf kruger bus 'saaiA ha
sausiis sase - wsssins esw isni1sf -
lat
'rh@ seeesa ~ ~ ss~ tsss eaii~Es
viil 80 hssu tees asne u'snT ssihsss~
s~tt~n ! sAall hess - 4. he.sts F4e
go she dfaa Afi.s i.s.sk - - slss t.sr,
Tisu shssa ! shsll aisss sh~ asss tAssa
isslhaa nas 5seitss ~ill stsai si&SesE
ena ne sisessfsi ss~ fsst esestse~
'ssli i.e ssa@shss.s iiit~ "a. - ieess
iAs Il sh~i u Sc lat fssf. Lsssa..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

Arguments we're heard by Judge
Grove yesterday afternoon on ComHiis
slonef Comsfoek's report IN the Vsn
VOORHEES, divorce case. which onee made
a sensation ~ the cnufta The osm.
missioner reports Mr.. voorheis' property
at sfip0 ADD Fiofence Van vcarheis
lawyers elaia tis.sfsa a. her SHARE al the
estate inrlusing alimony. The arga
monts sefp oct concluded
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31
CIrcnit Court

JupoE ADsIT-Darwin ID. Slater va
Cornelius Do Ruyter. assumpsit; pro-
ceedings stayed twenty days Philo &.
Fuller Va Conrad q. Swensberg. chan
Gerry; argued. James Williams ct al va
Inez 4. Williams. divorce decree grant
ed. Alva Tibbitts vs. John Considine.
replevin; stay extended twenty days;
bond tiled In re estate Of james H.
Brown. deceased; appeal from probate
court; order discharging order TO show
cause Why interest on costs should not
be paid with costs and attorney fee Of
81
JupoE GRovE- Henry Van VOORHEES,
va Florence Van VOORHEES,; motion for
alimony.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

JppeE HkoorRTY- Leonard Greene.
larceny; adiourned January 3 Annora
Perry, larceny. held for trial; Benjamin
Devrics. forgery; adjourned January 4
Henry korning. violation ordinance rel
alive 10 second. hand dealers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31
Superior Court.

JUICE BuRLIScAME Richard Har-
mon W. Alice j. Harmon. chancery; de-
cree granted. la re the citizenship Il
Geo. Grebenstein; sdmitted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

thc<> shlch us< <osss
- aI tt<>< ez<,u<
Chr foo1 uual <cs-
meat el.d sc1l Ii -
-. ~ = Ell. c4c<fn<
tio@tli1x and <pHts>t
<<c< u1>e - H<u< e
~ aIE<,I< 49, s@r.
al4e sa1 of1rs 4 6,knI
o.r< for 49, kind "
SOD - eli.
D1<f fh< <4re ~
pr< Cog i4n1 end
&r<tazn ux lopre<e-
Is.eDf go rad and
<Lc<1y knd I 80
srtc1 i>i.<d a "a rxilef
tnsy <reIled me a. -
~..ors = time and /
x4insi <elr1t md
r,fsne<h ffoln tl.> hlsl
/ am noe = eel In1n.
and scccft ~ Ora.
Cos<lzn1 aud orahsn
al iAs cred.tp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

Mr. cnshnan's
Nr. Cashnaa q
ssntieznsn - k1e<b
N this city. and nhe|
resides "A e ScceDd
street. seHi stdc. sH<ss
I zsn glad - 80 "
- The eklii <u1 $40
go II Due. CosAaapd
and (irahsm Ia tbs
fr<atzn<Dt IS ny eask
l he'd rafarrhst
tf<ak,ie 81 loux slen1-
ins. NJ eyesiskt
sroablea ne l VS.
dix<y. head felt dnll.
fougs,e coat~d. hsa 4
bad taEts Ia my N oufh
In the morning. Ny
throat Sas niied With
mucus. which making
it< v&y Into nay sfom-
ach. sct iip o diseass
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

--by di~sse b The natural rssslt n yoa sTiow
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31
THE STAGE STRUCK fiNHT.

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staeerl. Jas. r. Aiicosts Jssrer 1horptfks
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

LARGE FEES REFUSED.
No patient permit1<d 20 pay above a rss<
81 f1n usnth. inciadilx Al medlcIno<
aud expert Treatment % Anal cure.
An leftsrs tromptls answered Write for
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The state chronicle., 1893-04-27
Agents Wanted.

Male and female, old and young,
S. TO s25 per day easily made, sell.
ing cur Queen Plating Outfits, and
doing Gold, Silver, Nickel, Copper
and Brass Plating, that is warranted
to wear for years, on every class Of
Metal, Tableware, Jewelry, &c. Light
and easily handled, no experience re-
quired to operate them. Can be car
ried by hand with ease from house to
house, same as grip sack or satchel.
Agents are making money rapidly.
They sell to almost every business
house and family, and workshop.
Cheap, durable, simple and within
reach Of every one. Plates almost in.
stantly, equal to The finest new work.
Send for circulars, &c Queen City
Silver G Nickel Plating Co, last St.
Louis. III.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-27
Memorial Day Observed.

By Southern Associated Press.
ATLANTA, April 26.-Nemorial
Day was fttingly observed today
by parade, and decorating Of the
graves of the Confederate dead,
and an oration by Gen. J. L. Holtz-
claw, of Atlanta.
AUGUSTA, Ga, April 26.-The
Confederate Memorial Day was
generally observed in Georgia to-
day, being regarded as a general
holiday. All the banks and public
offices were closed. In the morn
ing the Confederate survivors mel
and were addressed by Col. G. 9
Jones, Jr.
In the afternoon the soldiers
graves were decorated by the La
dies Memorial Association.
The memorial address WAS deliv
cred By Hugh Y. Washington, o
Macon, Ga.