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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Miss Kate Fo,,ts spoke al the monthly
meeting - the Hartford Indian ass~p.ia
tipn ~ the psrlsfs ~ the Center church
yesterday morning, SAYS the Courant.
and mentioned a number - interesting
experiences she bad among the kiscon
and Aqua Caiietc tribes q lndiaus
she. gave = VIVID description - the
burning n the eagle. one - the Gus
toms q the tribes When the Young
esgies are nearly oii enough Ia nv the
trii- gtes ~ The ehfs with ruIrs and
ladders aud ono fhmbs a tree where
there - = nsst After battle with the
aid hir,is they capture Young one
Men are stationed IN liGe 20 the Nii
laze and eheu the eagle - caught tho
announcement - passed. alung
the line 49, those "a The
village hear q u AZ once IN
the evening az The members - the frii.e
gather around a Gre and ffifa oriock
antii the newt morning they sing and
ssarr Tie cage - kiliesi - having -
Hesk quecxrd The =uugs sung reminded
Mise fsuie q Nancy t.er Later iu
ihe night the esgi~ - placed ia large
t'as-ef sud thfn~n "a the IRE The tire
). gade - burn hereef than ever. an1
itr etgie - burned 50 that 10 Gao carry
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

fsie PINK dsstted Sssss stss~n Aith a
psfstfD ~ ssas forget ass 0ets ana fs<e
husis - na4sie up over ssstiu sspsefrsi
ncssshisn. 9th extra fuilbss@ 10 The
cofusss, - nat the m0slin fuf1s VIA
Hare eat after gfs lenpty uannes ~ the
bsessile. ga t@sAisaasie t-4iire- II
setfss sn.i Tom Ihuassp ksai-.n Ia I4sle
piak, blue aed essse sFess are sswes' at
tbs t>aFusfs
f,ors n The handa nsssi ala eufshions
have large l1stsss IL sslk fmbsussirfS ~
the water. 9th corners II selyst esige.t
wslh eofd. Sofsae are l-irdvfed aiih
gtsiprrs eslhEoisssfs. pat 90 fuil over A
fffli 81 siik Others are esigo'f Win
broad tla ssl galsa. anss some have hesss
rsshes bat the pgsnesIal part sho4sld b'
made Ia handsome bFoca.led sllas ~ rich
coi0ftngs.
>rs tuslnt cushions are made II lses'
ann muslin. covered al oseg With dag
onal bands ~ marrow ribioa. Pans
made n satin. stuffed and taft.d. are
another good fsam. An .ssd piacushiotl
j. diamond shaped. With fiuted satin
around ih. siie- ats, baby ribbon
ru-eftss for trimming. ~hilo a piece ~
lace agaln~ forar the cover Tor the top.
Marcos lace for fancy work can he
found in all coiofs. \ Yer, rich tidy
can he ma,ie 10y using Wide piece 81 iii
sertion - the pink lace trimming II all
around With the narrow etging.
A silver hall which "Opens IL elk lined
and holds spool q! knitting silk. When
closed II hangs l., a slender chain IRON
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

While IN the general post Office
the other day. my attention was at
tsactesi by sharp leaking sonth Who
walked up quickly "a the siamp~indo~,
and en- pt, .ng bag ~ eorrefs. askrst
the clerk. Who was rather curt. fof -
worth ~ one cent STAMPS.
That's not legal tender; u 10 all
copper snapped the clerk
What IL a legal tender. shens' asked
the hoy.
why. one cent is a legal tender fof a
one ccnt stamp
ooh r. exclaimed the youth. rs az
Come on. then" passing a coin from the
heap. Give inc "a one cent stamp.
plcasof'
The clerk gave him one
Another. please.
4 second one was given.
"Ano
Here. stop that" shouted the clerk.
Give me the money. II will bo the
shortest way Ia get rad ~ You"
After counting the money, he gave
the value thereof IN STAMPS IL the lad,
whom l heard muitcr. Il thought !
would tire him cut.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

tlal qualities II battle ship were those
that wo1ld enable her Ia fight. and the
weight that might otherwise have been
utilized IN machinery and coal was
wisely assigned to guns and armor
The Massachusetts, j. not cruiser
and therefore great speed and a
large coal carrying capacity are not cs-
sentsal la her. The duty she Is 10 per
form consists ~ awaiting hostile battle
ships that approach American shores
These she need not run away from. as
she - more powerful than they are
The 40 tons u coal that she carries al
her ordinary draught II twenty four
feet is not great quantity. IL il true.
but a. she will nearly always BE- near a
home port she can replenish her
supply with great frequency. Ii il
not the purpose II the heaviest ships
II the American navy To- 90 around the
world oh bull, ing expeditions. they are
for defense. not for aggression. Yet.
even should occasion arise " ben the
Massachusetts, might reasonably be-
called away 10 great distance she
could dc 80. "a she has bunker capacity
for .Soo tons. This amount would sink
her rather low in the water. but
~ coal Was consumed she would
rise steadily e. her fighting draught
For short voyages she can therefore
take 90 board any auautity 81 coal up
o. Az tons. With l.po tons she
would still have eighteen inches of her
aanuFed belt above the water. With
30 tons sh. would have two feet. aud
A. bat $40 tons are needed 10 carry her
across the Atlantic al eleven knots
speed. she could arrive on the other
side With GO tons on board. and two
feet ~ armor belt above water. which Is
the same height te which the hig Brit
i=h battle ship Victoria rises v ben az
her normsi irsught. With the normal
supply % 100 tons on hoard the Massa
chu--its sould have three feet - her
tsif above water.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
thug. yes .sll .. .soui,s a.lsi he

thugs yss Tell ns stoais' ask~i The
coAlbisl - the sas.
me sanse sas | saw every thing
els<. sad the Rae. with nay teeth.
Il hear ,e1 called ga the Rsfrskefstpr
Yesterday sAsd the Wesxi laS g. The
Pal We're yoa received pleasaDtiss
Ne. The ksffsxcEatss tgessed Ma 9Th
great eoidness. said The Pail
Z This house j. tssutsfai upstairs
said ths Furnace 10 the Poker The
fiae- aru going up there all tie Time. and
they Ibid me al about ~
oh. please stop laksns me- said The
iufnaes, tars ID the f'oker. You
tickle
\ hear you are quite sportsman.
said the Snow Shovel "a the Coal
Newer haudied gua IN my l.fe, SAID
the Coal
-.Ahs. I'm certain | overheard sosne.
hsdy sasln that bed seen the Goa
chute. said the Snow Shovel. Harper
lOang People.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

way forward uuaids.i He completed
h1s literary education at Albion college
ID l--.g anal az once began the study ~
las IN the Office q Nelson Garduer II
Aitt.n. After studying one year he
10, < e fgiy a. the )akoias and then
vert south He worked 40 the rarI~n
tiers TRADE spr a TIME until he had Nell
mastered the trade. tie rcsuplea the
study 80 az and remained south until
l-Tt lie sar ia the Pan Handle 81
Texas during the turtaleut times when
The Il 4 :. r fsiirvsid VAS IL course
uf Instruction The work Va~ done hy
italsns aud there Wss constant clash
INK ccfsscn them ard the cosioys.
fft co.,a asis-irnerSi court called "a Mr.
h4sas - act ~ justice 10 the peace AZ a
E.d salary - try with the aid - the
-hsfF D. nsiafsinirg LAW and order IN
$3.50 laogEscttaoi county - Roberts.
tt Ft4 - successfui in this york
flaf ftt best wear hc eaz elected dls
rnci ali counfy clerk H. Was all.
i-tesi g. practise iu Iexss. but his
he.tih gave way and hc returned 60
Michigan a. BE- thonghi todie. IT, con-
suited 'hr best medical authorities b.
ian Aftpr and Was given hoTe Tie
a.ar rss8mei The study - laW IN the
uat5ef rs ard continued under the
te,tefs care he graduated IN iSc2
ans aa.e % Grand Rapids and entered
ths efhce q p \. STAGE, from which
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

This cellar - avfelly damp" said
the Tat trap Tn afraid | n catch ma
laria~
" yoa don't catch malaria any better
than yuu catch fais- yea needn't be
afraid said The kindlsng Woosl
You seem - haye cpld. said tho
Mix Pal 20 ths Refrigerator
Nes IN fay eirst. sad the Kefriger.
atar Wltll q smile.
4 hate teiug loeked up here in this
dali place ~aid the Furnace
~oh don't think ia ~ lad. said
The Fire
its easy enough for you 81 talk.
ssid the tpfnsce. -firts can eo aat.
tht Furnaces cant
iIeN did you happen g. see ell these
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
Living in a small space.

This illustration shows how small
house. fifteen feet square may shelter
six persons comfortably. BY the aid II
folding beds. folding tables and folding
chairs wonders may he accomplished
\ represents an upright folding bed; y
Is are mantel folding b,.sis. the shelves
on top are very useful. and clothes may
be- hung behind the bc,i. The dotted
lines represent the beds when opened
The beds are closed ia the day time ana
the curtains II II all drawn back. 4 {
az. folding tsties which may b. piii
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Gsafge " fhoap-sa - kiekirg o.
sac s.~s,ar,a csaecsi h~esa-c tasy~ic
ssisss = keei along his =s,lseslk George
sass there are fee4ty chiisifea o. tae
saasfe ftSa 10 hi- r~lahisfha-rd ADD be
fes.z that BE sa.lsia ekrrrs=r a f4tlefft
care osrs thsin. he - afraia soass cafe.
los Tsies aay rua over sssssls - The
attic feilsss As. Than1psoo asks that
bicycle rissrss 90 pfohitstvd igum urIng
ths sidewalk "a hi= street fks qnrs
tlnn vii te diseuss.d IN The council 60
a.8froe nlghf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

the waist. the end IL the thread coming
through the top. ready for use. \ con
yenience for crocheters. and called a
silk ball
For drinking chocolate the Frenchiest
way j. in four cornerrd green cups. The
prettiest way u IN the pale brown cups
that match their contents and are ex-
trcmely narrow, tall and harlng al the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

isfe lsks figures 90 tspessrs. shs ~"fA q
kuaGda toigt sna ssspy of painiins
~ Co IA the AstFspoiii~a Art nsssfesss'i.
The sesszfsiits ADD lhsiastfs a Miss
Fssgt xese festass ssa~s ~ hsF figure
palatiag sn t'hna IA Nstfsaa dcssgsss.
Ne assfcfst sed thai tssh her tspssts,
and GAIA. pzinttng AS - apfsaf ~ she
stlFlns fas 80 the semens ssaihn 81
ths lsliness islldlag knaxysile fail4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
CHATS BY The WAY
Dand Z. susas. Assistant Prose-
cubng Attorney.
MAS Ht.fO his OWN wAs
Eo-c fs.sn tps.tsassf t.astrs.n.eats-
iAf.be t.ssrrs scs4s wah Msa
ak.,os Tea "a aud oshes<.

tssletssai Prosecuting Attorney issii
4. barlz = a. ~ ihe enef<vtir yeaa.
slisssss= - the fiis rhoegh bat one
sess frem the university. he h<s dess
ap-sl rraaarkalis apssusio a. a iFssi
is~yrr ansi = sot afFasd 10 meet the
t-sst sfllnsnal iaeyeFs ia the elts ln a
f.sig light Hf liuras = a. bora ia t,eld
wates. " n. Ia l,s<, md Is therefore "a
ys4ns shL iis< father Nss meth.sis.i
rsioi-tsf and eaae q the founders - the
alsghosiisf episcopal eo1fer~uce a the
state NJ. basns Nss sduratei ia TIE
pHb.lc srheols a Colsi~ater uutii y
Years q age 4hea hes father ds-.i. ga,
iag he iamlls a. Hethoiiss ministers
ofiea ~, without a large stock Il this
wes gods.
frsn that time Ne has worked bic
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
II. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.


fpk al ffriCsts tHftlss>
A fms Bsst.Fn nssen~aa t',,.se 81. ls.ffnc.
Htsnue ea-f fElstz1e. - f.sf a. "a So lfsif.
nu-t = y hsfeHsa Are "a 81 l1rssa axe.
tue. cisht rys-t-i r~-rs.ef ist te.e 81. r.,i.ta
Lafayette. sltt fnraars, h.tt sts ~ rl.-irra
Ia. fs4s sitsssats- tnrs l-si.raf as4Sle ess
r,ssrs-s rs,flar Ia. .,.rld h1r. = tsafssit fes
"a eafrssi st~Eas- s.nr 90 fffn srrHaa 90. "a
tefth ff,stgsort- tlFrrsoss, enc 80 81 a.
sFd sveAi.r. Asso tesi is.sss-s t-sii..r ffflsi.
"a s.rhatrr - tauls. atl "a ctttf 3 its-astf
fso h.sete, st.4 a. - F.se ~lssrus.l keiaa.s1.s
ssenur iof saie - sfrbsse-s
fAfns fph SAl.A Al fKf1ltstF
IL aerss "a fssbri.l<s i.s4,.stif = at.f slices
fsrsn s.s4i riAF ioaai iAfea tzfn. fnia. i..,a-r
- arrs-, tHffssf-f haiaDfs l~.s.tt. ffai.la -
ard ssh tnnt-er fssI ssis e5f1asse5 ~ CO.
l<oIleIff.
10 acr.i twelve niiies ffaR cits; dsse - 80
hesf steEk siairf fsu1- ths stale. ~
vst.sfsi 9Th tfrif.E hf,rts fR- st-fi ezra -
tsftn seo ss.sy4 lolsfs. si-l t.lfss an1 ii<s..
cia<s <tfL
oi.o o. scrs~ siz niiss frs-fn si-f. seed t.sili
ms. frs-i srchsrd nj lrT-ti iar-i
bass also rslllbef - tIfF lieff,s - fsr1ss1
ishsi~ near tie chs ranrinF fsoia LFa - i.sts
sachan-e.
fe0sss - rent
As.nry u ioaA ga so-sd rsai state r>cvflt
IL Ia io1-tA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
IL Your MONEY Welt Invested :
A VALUABLE SUGGESTION.

Hard earned money should be invested with
care. How 10 keep the small savings safely
invested, and yet where they viii be inereas-
ing. has long been sexed question 1t -
sometimes hard for small investors TO jaigo
between good and bad Investments. However.
II they buy real estate in a Tich and thriving
city city noted or It's great manufacturing
interests: city ;hat furnishes free fuel TO en-
courage such nrerns. they can make 10 mis-
take We osser investors lots IA the most prom
ising place ia the United States, a city that has
doubled its population several times within tho
last four years. /, has tie most promising
future. and the large manufacturing interests
eentering there will make it double its popuis-
ton again this year. II you have a few dollars
you saould look into this chance 20 invest. We
extend very easy terms. Address Wilson Bros.
q Co, =. Ia sale ~ . Chicago. III.
Write us Tor further information immedi-
ately. AM learn how 10 double your money
within year a few lots viii make You rich,
o. TO act a. our agent vii make you ni1~ey.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

The >e~ Mar ship Massachusetts >os
Distinguished s,s t.seat speed

The speed ~ the Massachusetts, - not
- great a. that u n.oss forelgo battle
ships e resent built The II not ~
s4F,irci by the fe-tcn Transcript a. such
4 serious fault. though. a. mIght
he imagin..i al hrst The law
~ curgrcss authorizing the cnnStruc
ton 20 the Mas=aeh as~tts. Indiana and
Oregon called Tor 'coaSt line battle
ships CARVING the heaviest armament
aud arnor ps~sible GA a given displsee
ment Ii Mas recognized that the essen
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
FACTORY FOR RENT.

49, fnisfias .fFltt f-eFs 800 fsrefrresi -
ssFsnd ksgtssss ~ kss,t se<zfsset @lth Nas.sr
ffVFf. sffHss f.~sf. Fs'rss,fsf r,sst - tlssfttrE
pstiifsf. st-sr hrf esI.sfafE< 80. strtsf.'
- SIT .tes4t fs.r.ssi sstsif sszsfA "a fstsrel
srgssf ~eeeffr rsrfasr1 strF - D. tE1fE
t-sezs-ss.4 49, aFnsF = haltgxfxt-
~ So fts ttPAirsa 1fs.ss Is.ssfszAs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

place D. saz ral.,.,i 90 Ais present gssi
ten fIe So 0ue ~ the ofusnixer- q
tHa Anrrtcsu Fepuhigan college league
.ef.e 81 tnn Arfos re- - u ardent
fefafiaran AMI = afede 81 fhaf grsight
eesf STAT - ehigh The nsfaitg q
s.aue rerata.cats ara nais Nr
Nrffs Nss saiis assistant prcsseiltar
fas tsaarhi fie. prominently tefors the
fuhft 4rd hs. ht- in as sa-rs Shown
hue..f sr's fftea Pr tAe po<t.en -
80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
MUST Be SOLD.

"a sreefst - 49, a~ssA - rss>~r
ssaeeets tshses fta Frfler ss~trs-s. .snrirx
r.sil saf4fffs t.aFs = 49, q l.rnre 81 rF--sl
tEt tsssfsistst erzfesss t.rs.iitE:sil 80 80
stt-f fes r,er& - ~.tf - tt.st fistf r1ss.a@
frssls fs-trcsa. tfrssrsssls fssi 80 sai ~sii
- sftses sefeitHe f4gs s4aa1ee sItFrkxt 10
tcs.s tlszA iiet1.ak
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

away at night 6 q are folding CHAIRS
4 Is cottage washsiand with iapsuned
ever and basin. - II kitchen table
wita two shelves islow for tinware aud
a cupboard above Tor f3cd and dishes.
\ drawer in the table viii hold knives,
forks and spoons. T. Is stand for two
oii stoves with shelf below for an oven.
The ul can may be set below the shelf.
Dn chilly evenings the oven set over the
OIL stoves viii warm the r"pm. Charles
Leonard - this city has invented a port
able iron cottage IN which all these com
forts may b. enjoyed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

snss~sxe~ b. ths fsiessds u The insisn IA
ire happy hnnting gso0nsis AZ thus
essetsaons glfts are naa. ~ the Ta-sr II
fha tr4fs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

ffp-sf its..iIfs *+th 4f1n. ~ itHl
Aetier = tssf4iif sttet fssf ~ .-sreFrriaat
fs.ii f..f sfe fssa afl iftitfafrll - i.ifHt ffe.
a.. trs-r fs.s- s.,..l, -fftai - = ssr. . tefts.
- ,,u -, ~ sea "a. 81 si.t y fs.e ~ gtr.
s,pfl. ..s sens -. 40 lsste<I ~ f-ssltt as.s
ff.sH tl.is a-te iis ers - ~ II ~ iFssesfrs,
sltt trA
snl5is M AYksis 3. Giti 1r~aauref.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Amou< the mos. striking evidences q
sAr metropolitan progress - Grand Rap
Wis >Wetiand-s new pavilion at Reeds
lake stana@ out eonspscuously. The
handsome structarr has received many
wei meriiei compliments from visitors
sr,ni sas;rgu eit,~s and eaeomiuns have
oeen lueraliy bestowed upon the admir-
abr management which pas rendered
tha resort "a justly popular. A feature
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Hs-slse. Sa. 50 Hcnrs street isree sla 4ev
With uls.sifrn iaa4.f,,s sfi.siitf 50
Hce-a 90 Nattinrftfo rtsrue. near lif.le
street t.rta ss-cal 80 ela 90 ts-iaks tia
iicuss heal 50 saorti vlta barui slnt s.sofit
az
Tor sale.
yscaut lots go lInnfs faet fuiea. Nofaea
Warrant igf..,fl ffliisss.. ls,ustslss. ,.f, ttoa
streets AID Aaehlfrfsn aftIIte tnssri a -
s<n Naises FURNISHED - laliid 80 slf 20 50
at.,se nansfsi is.ft - 30 fa4fty f.-fr.fs-t -
fErties hutiits within a1t staf. lsst asas =
insaltisiy - others csc - siitf r.nftti stff.
iouse. NJ D. itsnattita fiftct tcsf Aa>frse
aseriif Hrd sffs-s csFs 81 va
ffoasst - if ffatiila - -. iitaf ia - In
avenue ana sfT.sff rsfs = %
ffnuec. No. 81 tnafsile ttr.r5t. 1fsf ta1ttii
astnts ami effssrt cefei 81 .ts4
lles..s y. 81 ile,rs sirvs. n.o.aosi illfr,,,.
nsriiiz ipw 81
n.-tts NJ ii&s ftith ssa,ste fattei4f fiif -
sgusi l-a.ass 8 "a
ff,.il-fs -. MAJ slrfrn eelf.ax ri.tf flifiIa
street. ~itli tam isstn 1ea tsff ,~ifaiifr.s
a ga g al
llau4e ca sAsnth I ssoh stfe & lsfaf y iftt ave
nur ~ "a
H.a-4. - u 81 ffF,ss. neaf Ls.st.sr.t slrsfts
49, and $50
Also s.strfal et'.sfs ri .ilfsfrtt t-rIlfls fCrn
80 up g. s,9f'. isias snd isfirs - sslsi
N. w. NORTHROp,
-. .t.ts All &c.. f.s... ts...f.s.r.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

fi-set Esraas = ~. fts.s Al zee
~Hs4 a. hsFHhf GI~er Sat ttfs a
sf8 - ~est'rtlrfis > $780, - %fsff e.Ns.as.
fr@f - 80 wsH - >EltH tssesf e.re-s -
81 ~ ~ o. ntfEi ttafrst ~ -. s.s-ri.s =
fsssts asss f~tf fiIs t4ss - 49, 80. ~ Z =.
r.fs tFeasweF 60 tsR
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flfsft Fkfnit = III 1une 81 -
NJ ,rf - @.fah1 afst1 49, ~ $3.50 ~ a
fcli a. rssrss srarllnr ssvff ~ -saesA lrssa
ef--sf frsfrs ftrffs srr-sf tfHsErr Efs1..f =
tatat tatlrsan - fff rs~t-t - tes-s,ts a. .
fsria - az, 81 - szHlFe q a. eIfs fsrsrrs-
wi SH eoARitg. riss Trs.s~r.r
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80 u sETFHF D ~
Grand tsf..it ~ tnf.s u fst-
kt.ftrs 4 ee-sts siren tfai ftis t<sf "a
$50 So tif.sfrtfftIfs4 eftF n ffss.se 81 49,
49, frsrn Nsit.eai Ftfsrf - 49, flFese - t.l.w
q ~ Htasis er1 flai 3 ISL rrritse - -
fl.rfs,f - tifr $500 - f~ffff H4fs fart< -
fett e. tsrs ssfsf - tte fts ifsselle~F ftfF t1.
JAIL Na -tht+ =. tftf frrsseftf
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sstA Is r.-sz. t<s.ls t-4s-@s "a J. fnefse
ss-ssat t'sssAs ris~ :, sss<a.-z sssst s's.as.
l.esR SAIL Feu' as i.,..ns. lsils.a.s -
s.a- i.s. . sh 60 ~ ss -. aas . ~ :
hesse ss.ftb ssiss- lss toeI ne-ss y ; Ls.e.s
aA. sis.f 80 ~ fsas taks ssesa Aesios- ssA
90 Ia hN~s. aiaasl'as-b isbasax ga
NA-4lsAKD 4. asIffIfHs, ssesss,.l Le1l
w ist4ss saa Lesa AseeA 40 fsANk Al
NA-ANTkD - sss ,hne~ isaasss saa iaas
viii 81, easy teEns tske oss - sns,ss ~.
ssEi ksts a. fsrss ressseet "a ~ sssbaAss ia
t.stsF rf.ess1 II ~tl h~@tsa. Apxas ~ 4
f@ts~Esa<s ~. AZ NoAnss stTess. ts.snd
Rzptis. IA
VssANT Lots 10 s,shsass iss Aoasss -aa
WILLARD 4 ekisffrhs.
HOUSES AND Tors fss sale 80 sass ,s,sz.s
IL large iss ssisss tfsu. -
MliA-AAD Z oklffifhs
Ia NJ. tteasl street.
fEw sAaiL PAINS 80 szehsnss for
WILLARD X oRifFlTHs
iss No tesAi sssess-
,ooD DRIVING HORSE fsf sslt. os ~rail
WILLARD 4. sklffffHs
700 NJ. st@hsl sflest
Ny GESIDfNsE TuI ssi.f-as rc-5dss.cs
vi aud srupfa,. tsafa f.f<. tzaefifatiy
shaded sst.a 80 e.sa- teszss.-i and ffNat tfe-r
eoninsuffns a eiee~sd tifsna rstef aud IT.
valley asa The slste tsi3- sstostssf 90 tic
~e~t sisis Of fiaston sissei, ees bissk fr,n
els-ctfss line. ~itsla n.snafcs sAik - he
city hall. kssss ss,aals eesaff heaes aud tise
iassine-~ eraser ef the elts of tsfaad tafsssa-
House consists - IS roniile eEeicslse - hall.
pastries. ciasies sIrs~-..s alsd " % hs,tss. al
IN eseeisent ,sF.ef asa rspsr = oiiefs-i Tor ssie
from all ilssEs sd iuxnfaisraBers Ikrrt i a
ga tls eat sssls ~ iil-ssTsh avenue. 10 fees
south sft alts.n stxets. ~ fset frsnf - tp fget
deep "a al s,is5 Nil - ssAa a. q tsarzsin tiss
cash ~ par basil within slKts dAts srlslf A
al siaton sire 4 ~ eiig bad. J. N. h,ss..si.
Grand hap5ds. J ene -. ~ %
I L'o2 SAIL Ths BE-, SO Let IN iA- siss
! SOUTHEAST viii help y"a hulld- YER eek3
terms. inquins r-zfn !, IoseF biloxi .Ls
INVESTORS. ATTENTION have shis
vrek snrfs sp8-ciai bsrsaiss A. lpfs Asu*-.
husinles property Sad fsrns LEA rfss nua
What tsu have hgsn is-ssi sns Tor and ~ lrlre-
20 stlIt q. u. hirtiaDl. o;i,rs 1871 sssssth Bssi
sis.fi s'rest. residence s,ss ssrssss aseuus. e.u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
MONEY TO LOAN.

no yoU MANI Non Eif-ff-n. yoa ~tll nna
~ 10 sotls adv astaso "a t<lorp isr.
fe~lng
We rake iDans "a hGusshoid ssss,sts tstansss
iof-es. wagons. Ysfss,nai snopcffs q AS
klnd az tho LOWEST ps-ssiis hats and lie
gu.ek, II possible time.
Our iosn. mssir ~itlouf rsihiicsfy AMI
the propcrty u lsst soer Individual s,.s~~ss.
slslu-
L,aas.s can ~ rarrted ~ ls.nr ds.-irs>i ran
h. paid ~ full ~ part. ~ EOS time a. sntt
your ctsaverlcncf and any TART paid reduces tits
sost of Carrying the ipan.
IL sou eve q lsaiance On fnrtstur~. tisno es
other property. ~e viii YAJ nIp fog sOu. ADD
CARY long a. you desire
We Also make loans The bullalns and .eha
association plan.
Our oiiices are the usst Yles>aB. IN the city
snd Arranged that paFtl~s calling uf,cn
u may b. waited nPoa quickly and essurts
oDsl,.
heIpe mber that ven hasa the ose&f hssih 49,
IroIseriy ard the noliey and csn Vt:oED Tia
nscGVl al aa1 tine
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN co.
Roam >. Tower blssck
Corner - Ms.rrss7. Pearl and - anal -
MONEY iGsNhp f.r storf tifaf H. lus-rgr
W snail amoOpi> on aay form 81 ses-d ss~cnr-
ify. frank a. Acrnas - Mac iisan Irilst
building. cor Pearl .pa Ottawa streets leie
phone ii@.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
BUSINESS CHANCES.

~ - "a siS Ter day al hoTne. selling Iirhfning
sVsb Platter sah plating !seeirys patcltfss.
tableware. etc. Plates tn finest Il is~elFy
good A. neu On All k.fst= 80 meta. With gs,la
silver or nickel No sspeIlctce- Nc cAt sta.
Ever, honsr has goods nrssilng piatin.. ID. h.
Define tstumb1S g.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
CHAi2s SEClnEC

nsELEfHD>E .Uo la Radciid 4 Holt who ~.
4 eanc sia nrgasr chairs. u<ing only the ts'-s,
material. AMI charging mo- more than naea v IA
81 aTpnni .1lIt Ting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
WANTED SITUATIONS.

"A>fEb Position a. stationary engineer.
w seven years EXPERIENCE. nT-t-ciass rec
ommend from former employer. Addrsss NJ.
box =. Herald Office. %
WANTED Situation ID reliable and TINS,
w worthy y.sung man not afraid To work
references. Address 4. v. NJ, box 5. Herald
"fiiee. "a