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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-23
X. of l.. Resolutions.

The following resolutions were passed
bv Aberdeen Assembly K. of L. No.
1912, February IS, 1898:
WHEREAS, 1t appears that the Sailors
union, of San Francisco, and other points
are at the present waging an unequal
struggle against vessel owners and cap
tains, in an attempt to maintain living
wages; and
WHEREAS, The main object of our or
ganization is the advancement along the
line OF higher wages and better usage
therefore, be it
Resoi0sd, That we do hereby extend to
the Sailors union, and all other
labor organizations, our heartfelt sym.
pathy in their struggles, and hereby de.
clare that we will use all honorable and
lawful means to help along their cause tc
a successful termination.
By ORDER OF ASSEMBLY,
II
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-23
Catarrh Can't be Cured

with local applications, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is
blood or constitutional disease, and in
order to cure it you have to take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is no quack medicine. 1t was pre-
scribed by one Of the best physicians in
this country for years, and is a regular
prescription. 1t is composed Of the best
tones known, combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina-
ton of the two ingredients is what pro-
duces such wonderful results curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials free.
F.J. CHENEY & CO., props, Toledo, 0.
E@ Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-23

For bargains in footwear for the next
thirty days, call on jeff Gsrman.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-23
Guaranteed to cure Bilious Attacks and
Constipation, Small Bile Beaus.
Methodist Reyiy.is.

Rev. A. j. Joslyn, of this city, began
a protracted meeting in his church on
the 9th Of December last, which lasted
for month, during which time he
preached some thirty discources. The
membership OF his church meanwhile
heartily co-operated with him in the
work. As one result some twenty.seven
were added to the church during the
meetings. The meetings were suspended
only because Of the late storm. Now the
pastor and his congregation have ar
ranged to renew tie revival work and be.
gin another protracted meeting at an early
date. Mr.. Joslyn will oe assisted in this
meeting by two evangelists who have
attended congregations elsewhere equal
to the Murphy meetings. Our Meth
odists expect these meetings to be of I'M
usual interest and are planning therefor.
RipanS Tahulns curn indioact;op
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-23
CHEHALIs COUNTY HAPPENINGS.

From The Washingtonian:
The scow pest house was given up to
the flames on Monday.
Quarintine was raised at the Carnage
house Feb. 16th-twenty days since the
embargo was put on.
The three-masted schooner James A.
Garfield, Captain Wallace, arrived We'd
nesday noon, eight days out from Frisco.
More black sand gold prospectors are
at present on the north beach, and are
said to have their apparatus for separat-
ing the gold from the sand with them.
Welcome, the Arago, so long overdue
welcome the captain and welcome the
crew. But with all the rest, here's a
welcome to the box factory machinery.
From Ocosta Pioneer:
The schools are preparing for public
entertainment on the evening of Febru-
airy 22-Washington's birthday.
S. w. Bear has quit the furniture bust
ness and intends leaving Ocosta. This
leaves an open field for some one else.
II Hawaii is annexed some of our citi-
zens will emigrate at once to that land of
ease and luxury, SO that they may be
free from this city Of too much expense
and tax.
From westport World.
James Dolan and G. L. Houck have
commenced panning out gold on the
beach here. Although the methods en-
ployed are crude, they are being amply
remunerated for their labor.
The ladies Of Westport are spelling a
valuable lot of canvas these days, paint
ing caricatures of the pieces Of the old
masters.
If any OF our people ever see Siwash
in Westport who has with him cayuse
he wishes to dispose Of, send him to this
office. We want one.
From Elma Chronicle:
Thanks to our kind friends who picto-
rally remembered us ON st. Valentines
day.
The Chronicle, together with the many
Elma friends of w. H. Ray, of Porter.
extends sincere sympathy in his bereave-
ment in the loss by death Of bis wife.
The legality of the incorporation OF
Elma is now behind all question the time
for an appeal to the supreme court in the
case of the State VS.. the town of Elma
having expired on the End inst.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-23
Flag Presentation.

At the regular meeting OF George
Crook post, 6. A. R., on Tuesday even
ing, an unusually pleasant evening was
passed, with the aid of the w. r. c..
There was singing and recitations by
the ladies and interesting stories of war
times by the old veterans, and pleasant
feature not down ON the program was the
presentation to the post by the w. r. c..
Of handsome flag and holster.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-23
Ripans Tabules cure indigestion.


BY virtue of Deed of Assignment executed
day of November, 1872, by James NJ. Crummey
and Harriet NJ. Crummey,. insolvent debtors,
residing at the city of Aberdeen, county of
virtue of the statute Of said state in such cases
made and provided, shall expose for sale all
the right title and interest of the said insol
vents in and to the following described real
estate situated in said county and state, TO witt
The east half of Lot Number Ten, in Block
Forty Three, in Samuel Benn's Original Plat of
the Town (now City, of Aberdeen, on Friday
the oath day OF March, 1893, at the hour of 10
O'Clock a. m. of said day, at the front door of
the building situated on said premises.
. Dated, February 21st, 1898.
W. f. KEYEs,
BUSH d SELDEN, Assignee.
Attorneys for Assignee.
Date first publication Feb. %, 1893 at
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F Street,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-23
SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court Chehalis county, state
OF Washington.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-23
Reading Maketh a Full Man. y

You Can Keep Full All the Year
of the best information in the world, for
the least money, by getting the HERALD
and any OF the following periodicals, for
one year, cash in advance, for:
lSuhiect to change without notice.l
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-23
NJ IGNITION.

daily at Aberdeen Bakery.
ION was down on business
hman made a trip up the
by.
bemaker left Tuesday for a
Ind.
bules cure dizziness.
Trask came down from
esday.
Forrest Bell left Monday
acoma.
B of groceries arrived for
last week.
Bush left for Olympia yes
her husband.
1.-THE most wholesome Beer
Fest or elsewhere.
ndry turned out this week a
the Slade mill.
81, of Olympia, was visiting
city this week.
3 came in Saturday, as did,
1ner Point Iona.
nion Pacific and visit Salt
Denver eproute.
in Aberdeen is beginning
liable commodity.
aufman, who has been up
returned last week.
watch-shaped bottles, sugar
He Beams. CSC. per bottle.
Sargent came down from
q a short visit Tuesday.
er Webfoot arrived in last
3oading at Wilson Bros.
the general fund, city or
+. Apply at this Office. If
y the Sears shingle mill,
u this week from Tacoma.
Fix at the Pioneer Dairy, if
d milk and good measure. n
BIZ Chehalis was running in
be Aberdeen a few days this
ID and the New York Weekly
ear, strictly in advance. for
herwax mill. after a long
account OF snow, started up
as discharged from further
lpon the superior court on
Lager Beer supplied in any
J. f. Burrows e. Co., Agents,
{ which taxes become delin-
en- extended to April /. Be
er is very much like IA family
y easy to start but blamed
'lish.
new management, the Pa
making tor itself a reputa-
illness. n
who for more than a mouth
Leavenworth, Kansas, re-
Monday.
any size. any quality, in
or tablets, at w. B. Paine
Drug store. 1Stf
Ter Aberdeen went up the
ok as far as Porter after hay,
other produce.
& Suemnicht's new spring
ust arrived. Get you a suit
Ids Fair or Aberdeen's fair.
enn, who has been over in
lrned last week. He says he
" anything new in the rail-
I.
ontent is a home with "1-he Ro-
, with the light of the morning.
te Rochester Lamp Co. ,NewYork.
ey has sold his stock OF hard
l Wiley, Lennel Wiley and
lmey. The boys took hold
ming.
tive Bush was down from
r Sunday. He says he does
~ change in the senatorial
, week.
It and clean at the Pacific. y
gers of the Pacific Hotel are
to make their hotel a credit
They are paying particular
the table. \
leen Choral Union is making
rations for a sacred concert,
be given to the Aberdeen
I a month.
1 building, corner OF Heron
s, is being retitted, and, when
II be occupied as a drug store
line & Co.
neapple and strawberries at
X made an excellent show
Notwithstanding the
Gather. There were twenty
US in line.
'estion take one Small Bile Bean
=. 25c. per bottle.
err Clan Mcdonald, after hav-
ne a through overhauling and
canned up Monday, and will
y a regular run.
: badness may he prevented
r made to grow on heads al
by the use OF Halls Vege.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-23
The Testimonials

Published on behalf,of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla are as reliable and as worthy your
confidence, as if they came from your
best and most trusted neighbor. They
state simple facts.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-13
For Sydney & Brisbane

And Monthly Thereafter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12
WON TT WITH EASE
Zimmerman Captured First Cham
pionship Cycling Bace


CHICAGO. Aug IA A. Zimmerman
won the first Of international champion
ship races run during the great League
Of American Wheelmen meeting. In
addition 10 capturing that event. ten
kilomcter dash, be reduced In the same
race the sir mile American competition
record Of ls:l0 rs made by Seeley ia
New York last year 70 1873 3-5. c. 7.
Knisely Of Chicago. who broke the four
mile record on Wednesday % 1913 fur
Their chopped that mark today to 1912
Is Ia tho same international race. A
larger crowd was In attendance at the
races today. at least 1000 enthusiasts
cheering on the wheelmen. Willie
Windle has left for the east on account
Of illness. Summaries:
One mile. noyice-P. Won Boeckman.
Chicago. first; time 2.5s 2-6. o. r
Erickson. Chicago. second J. III. Levi.
Chicago. third.
Half mile handicap. final--C. III. Eli
thorpe rs yards. first; time. ls0i 30. G..
Baker. Columbus. 80 yardsl second
II. A. Citizens. Chicago. tf0 yards, third.
One mile. 40 class. tnai-W. A..
Rhodes. Chicago. hrst. time. 2;f3 30. G..
l. Garth. Boston, second. A. ID. Ken
HEals &NAa&tt tDtEas
internafiona. championship. ten kiIo-
meters. ssix miles. 10 feetl-A A. Tim
norman. frat. time. 1856 Is. J. p bliss
Chicago. second- J. 5. johnson. Mime
spolis. third.
Half mile open. fnal--A. A. thinner
man. iirst. time. les. W. A. Rhodes,
Chicago. second. A. r Lumsden. Chi
CAGE. third.
Three mile handicap, final-A. ID.
Kennedy, Chicago. -f1i5 yartish first:
time. 7oSk. VI. A. Githens Chicago,
Gao yarrisk second &. Baker. Colum-
bas. ts0o yards. third.
Third q aaile. open. fnal--H. G..
Tyler. Springfield. FIRST, time. As: III.
Citizens. Chicago. eecond Il. 9. kosch.
paesaic. third.
Two mile. team invitation New York
a. A Zimmerman and II. smith, walked
over.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

ssmethiag Abass ais Efors-s THAI
Snl ConEos< To-day

Today oil concinds the meeting. and
there are thres good races provided for
= siake event f0r 1year odds q the 800
els1sA I'D tsot and SO pace. These
stake and purse races clo<ed with thirty
seven nominations. which insures large
fields IN each race. Ia the 2ycar.oh
race are snfered soms q the best colts
ever bFooghr togethsr. and the winners
uill not kass = walkoger. Ga public
form the chestnut lilly Falfa. b. AIler-
ton. dam Cyprus. 2<9t. by Strath-
moFs. should get the u,onsy. She VIII
10 driven by her owner. q. W. Williams.
and II she - good tho colt that heals
her vii score q respectable record. but
he famous colt trainer Charles Marvin
Wii be Ia The race with the bay nily
AilbeL y 81 Bel. and Mr.. Jameson
xill probably start The grey Dauntless
colE. Billy PliFkG Besidee there viii DO
nn4 Der q others. the slowesf Of which
has s1o4r ability 10 beat I'D away OF.
The race Tor ? - trottcrs - popularity
Supposed O. lay between the converted
Faerr and ex kearse horse. the black
Caiif1rnia gciiiDg. san Pedro; the big
kefcnam tarn geiding. Navidad. also a
California production. and Aaryin's
asD< backed gelding. Answer. still AN
ether representative from the Pacific
s-ope. With the probabilities rather In
favor a Answer The fastest mile OF
tee week. az The diagonal gait. should
b. made IA this race. IL viii be nothing
short e guessing match 90 pack the
ginner 10 tks 3O0 pace. but Webbing
Maid Will u she starts bs some
waeFe near the monsy. Cambridge
ft.rI - afaf.sr 4. fha hanrf.rr.sa zfnlIlrs.
C4n.bridge Boy. one Of the surprises
early IN fhe week. - entered In this
Face. and nay be another. but they do
ssy shs - "raity." and not always the
best actor. Another probable starter Is
the brown stallion. Joe Rowell. by Cen
eral Hancock. siro % the wonderful >
yrar-old PAGER. Victor Mazzone. and he
- one of a family q race horses. and
uiay make trouble. There il no telling
shat NAV turn ar in a iield of PAGERS.
especially Ia the green classes. aud there
may Dc coming Hal Pointer or Mas
col IN this bunch u aide xheelersL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

In Dctroit Hcs<cruat.
DxrnoEr. Mich. Aug. 1l.-Today was
the trst u the Northwestern Athletic
Rowing association regatta here. and
the 6ne weather which prevailed Tor the
national regatta tho past two days did
not last for todsy's events IL began to
rain during tho afternoon and the
weather scon became rather unpleasant
IL was after 3 o'clock when the iirst heat
Of the junior singles was called The
summaries:
Junior single sculls, first heat-Al-
fred Russell. Torontos. won; time. l2:la
J. Rumohy, Torontos. second; James
Berry. Aquanoeks. Passaic, New Jersey.
third.
Second heat-Charles Dagwcli. Vol.
verines. Detroit. won: time. 13:041. Al
fred Jury. Toronto. second; w. A. Bens-
ley. Pawtucket. third.
Final heat-Dagwell won in l010i<.
Romohy second. Russell third
Junior fours-Minnesosa Of st. Paul.
L Mahon. bow; y. Houghton. 2; I. l.
Wann. 3; l. g. Halbert, stroke; won;
time. 9s30l. Tecumsehs OF Walkersille
second; time. 9-3o. Mutuals OF Detroit
third.
Four-oared .gig-Delawares OF Chi
cage. A. l. Reiner. bow; j. b. Gilien, 2;
l. Zimmerman. 3; J.J. Cummisky. stroke;
Frantz. coxswain. won; time. 1913. Wol-
verines Of Detroit second.
Junior double sculls-Torontos. Alfred
Russell. bow; j. Rumohy. stroke. woni
time. l0:23; Minnesotas Of St Paul
second. Mutuals Of Detroit third
Single canoes--R G. Muntz OF To-
ronto won: time. ALP; L. s. Reynolds OF
Detroit second.
= Junior pair cared shells--Torontos.
w. j. Bryce. bow; r. s. Wells stroke.
won. walkover; no time taken
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12
4 REMARKABLE CASE.


k4e4 f4Ae4
tsz positive fact that the ART u
c1rins dise>sss By sls<'trieity 10 revols-
iicnizinx the practice q medicine. - il
showa b. the foliosing open card that
speaks Tor itself--
Arorsr 5. iSoa
Nix EDIron- Dear Sir: here wish 20
testify % the woadefful success Of iir.
Dsrrins treatment q my case. tyer
snce uas . child | hare been = saif.
fsrer from catarrhal Group. which q
late years developed into stthms s1sd
cther throat complications had Also
severe pains In my head. loss II sight
and other exfrpue nervous disoFdefe.
During the past few years had been
under treatment Of over thlrtsen physi-
clans in this city and Chicago. and sie-
rived little or no benefit. aud my case
Was given up a. hopeless Having heard
much 81 ORA Darrin. l consulted them.
aud put myself under their Electro
Magnetic treatment To my great mif-
prise soon begun 20 feel wonderfully
improved. Ny pains left me. and my
cough ceased. and can sleep vel nights
In TACT Al M troubles have nearly dis
appeared. aud l am growing stronger
and rapidly rcgsining my health. and
sincerely believe that viii soon DO en-
tirely well. Out d gratsfuiness 10 DIR.
Darrin and for the sake Of Suffering hu-
manity / wish 10 recommend him TO the
afflicted. - he 10 the only physician chat
has ever done me any good. l AN a
professional nurse. and can be seen and
referred to. Address l0i Canal street.
Grand Rapids. Mick- ALICE ScoaE
ORA Darrin can be consulted free at
their ocice No. - Jefferson avenue.
near corner Fulton. Grand Rapids.
Mich. where they have recently located.
for the cure OF the sick and afflicted.
Ofico hours from 10 10 D daily; esen-
ings. 10 8; Sundays 10 10 II Their
charges are reasonable at the low rate
OF 6 per month for each and every
disease until cured. except in surgical
and special complicated cases. Tho
worthy poor treated free from 10 to IL
q m. daily.
They cure permanently all diseases Of
the genito urinary organs. in either sex.
such as Loss Of Manhood. Blood
1ointos oyPniis, 0icct, OonOflnpta,
Structure. Spermatorrhea. Seminal
Weakness or Loss Of Sexual Power in
man or woman. All peculiar Female
Troubles. Leucorrh@a. Displacemsnts.
etc. They make a speciality OF all
diseases OF Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat.
and also treat successfully deafness
and catarrh. as well as acute. chronic
and nervous diseases Of whatever ma.
ture. IL curable No cases taken il
not.
Cures Of private diseases guaranteed
and never published in the papers.
ORA Darrin have a system Of homo
treatment for those unable TO visit
their Offices. and viii send to any adj
dress their Electro Magnetic Remedies
on receipt OF s.. and full symptoms Of
the disease. One visit to the office ia
desired. but is not necessary in all cases.
Inquiries by mail promptly answered,
Parties writing viii please mention
paper.)
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

CHICAGO. Aug. u.-Hzsthorns 70
FIRST race. seven furlongs VICTORIES
Won. Laura Cup second. Echo third;
tine. lisa
second. six furlongs-Efhel Gray
von. Foxhan second. Cyclone third;
time. LII.
Third. one miis-Yo Tzmbisn won.
Patrick second. San Francisco third;
time, Las
FOURTH. I've furlongs-LAzArons ven.
Imp. Hoosssr secoEd. Simils third; time
1O4H.
Fifth. msls and Observation-Disclosures
Won. Brookxood sscond. Excelsior tArd;
time. l5lh.
sixth. six furlongs-Bill Howard Won.
Silverado second. Ansonia third; tins.
lls1<.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

Nxx Yozz. Aux. IL ssnls u Aon-
u,.a,th P.fk. FIRST race. I've and ons-
at farlna.s- hin<sfon Won. Corrsc-
t.on ssoo.d. Defa<Eiiis shird; uns'
l0k
Sseond. Eve furiongs Lomond
xon. Rana ssooad. set2nkst third, tine.
lDf.
laird. one nile and ons<sxteenth--
0iozniux woc. Rscelznd second. Lizzie
third; tme. i4lh-
Fourth. I've fnrlonzs Restraint von.
Quissr sscoad. Midnight third; time
10I.
F,fth. zoe n1s-Mztfsd won. Arab
.eoand LAZY palsifsr third; time. lsiois
ssxth. i've and ops- bali forIonss lola
woa. baroness second. Innocent third
time. lo5t1.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

Zine Fields % start In the Events az
Constock

tOmstock-
This e LADIES' Day at the Comstock
races. and representatives Of tho fair scr
viii bo admitted free 10 the grounds and
grand staad With the magnificent
field * horses and the assurance cf some
IL The most h0fly contested races OF the
meeting. The crowd today should be the
largest Of the wsok. Every woman in
Grand Rapids who loves horses and
horse racing xili b welcomed 40 the
track today. Here are the entries:
2-YrAR-oLD. 500 Class. TEorrISo. $1,000
STAKE
1. :. T. McCuIiy. Toronto. Canada;
Altoneer, D. G.. by sphinx
a w. Il McMnian. Paris. Illinois;
Suanette, b. r. ~ Sultan.
4 ia. - Henry. Morrissille. Pcnnsyl-
yania. Red Brine. b. G.. by Red WilxcA
4. John G. Cole. Hastings. Michigan.
Airy Notls. b g.. b. Frank Noble.
s. &. Gauntietfe. Milan. Michigan;
Norline. by CoralIoil.
& Schaibie Bros. Eiyria. Ohio; Ortine.
:. Tennessee Valley farm. Elufsra. New
York; Lady Patten. gr. f. by Young
(. CIV. Williams. Independence. Iowa;
fi.fa. ch Z. 81 Alierton-
Wallace Esteii, Lexington. Ken
tucxy. Matte Estcl.e. br. Z. BY Bryant
Icy
10 n y Jaaaion. Delaware. Ohio;
Eniy Parks. xr. G. - Dsunilesa.
22p Class rnorrfSo.
I. Z. r Aiexanslcr, Dss Mines. Iowa;
SeussDr A.. gr. =. - Trrmp Panic.
= Fscspecs Hil stock farm. franklin.
Pa. Aaeasr. b. z. ~ Ansel.
& ~ :. Ray,noad- Fennviile. Mich;
Priuca l.. B. 3, b. BouTboa Wilkes
4 Smith 4 Russell. Ia croeae. Via;
Ira Gains. h. r. ~ Allie Gaines
g ~. salisbury. Pirssanton. Cal; San
pedro. ttk. r.. - fiol sur.
& kstehan Farm. Toledo. Ohio Navi-
dad. b x 81 Whips
2. Schaihls Bsos. Elyria. Ohio, Nam
irinc Quesn. ch m. ~ fiyria.
\ Re4 a. psck~rson. Madison. Ind
Nika.essn. b. =. ~ Onward
3cC class rAcE. s5uo prnSr.
I. &. =. s,mith. Union CITY. Mich. /;
Webbing Maid, b. u,., ~ Hamblstonian
ia. jackson. south Bend. lad;
Genius. d a. ~ lnventoE.
q IA. 4. Webster. Colombia. Teun.:
Tom Webster. b. a. 81 BAY Tom.
. Joha Frssh. hontinxton. lad
f.eers.. y. Z. Z. b Duroc. ~
s. tterrs 81. Sai.. Stufgis. Mich. !;
ford'sr. a. =. ~ NadriL
s. Valentine Sell. Cambridgs City,
lad. Csnlbrisigs 1iri. en-. N. ~ Ameri-
eau iar
Hsrsirx = Rss. Franklin. Ohio, Joe
rcveii ~ a.. - Cen Hsncock-
q AZ. r. Fiynn. Nassau. Nich. Dixie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

rcsis ecii rnerrliy and rapidiy in The
Merton aet nizht In the - trot An-
sser srd Nasiind hrskn even for fssor-
iia. nnd eecb aoii 90 ga san Pedro,
shs farnoua Salaf1ry ehearse horse.s
wsa honght fct 81 - rleafy q the fra
teFaifT No fegard hin ~ something
tefqer tbsa psesi hiiity. The Heid sert
frft Fs,fa ~ Aierfssn sir. epld
f1rarits n me yesF. OH 500 trst. aod
firEete wifh her nafne attaeaest aae-
fisres st so Billy faf<s hfoaaht o.
and ths tesi waa eeusisieresi a. easY
ftinR afs1 II fhe SEQ pare. tienius
an fnnl Wetster sd &c ff3 spt~cs
WlAlina Mad 49, teught ~ tio snd
s,sfFtire Carl e.. he Sid esld Car
a. 18Th indifsrsnt snccerr
Wuraharxa tand Nill coafinoe -
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

CONGRESS TO THE NATIONAL REsCUEl
Spring & Company Meet the Local Situation
With Magnificent Solution.

Newspapers these days arc often filed with se<re-
arnng advertisements by )uous chants who
This is iIali foundation upon which 10 establish
healthy permanent business and h intelligent public
learn their methods not even interesting them
selves enough to investigate after the first two or three
dsappontmenss
We often see these alleged bargains. Customers
show them TO US and nine times out of ten il the goods
are standard our prices are all the year through II
they are not first quality but simple trash there's no
chance for comparison, for such merchandise
seen in our store.
bargain ought to be something out of the ordn-
AIRY. We never the term in any other sense while