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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-02-15

hiSh QUAIL IL iOE Ill
the relative value OF
gold and silver coinage.
REPUBLICAN. 1888.
The republican party
is in favor OF the use of
both gold and silver asl
money, and condemsl
the policy of the demo-
cratic administration
In its Efforts to demone-l
tiZe silver.
REPUBLICAN, 1892.
The American people,
from tradition ana in
terest. favor bimetal-
lism, and the republic
an party demands the
use Of both gold and
sill yer as standard
money, with such re-
strictions and UNDER
such provisions, to bel
determined by legisla-
tion as will secure thel
maintenance of thel
parity of values of the
two metals, so that the |
purchasing and debt
paying power Of theI
dollar, whether of sill
yer. or gold or paper,
shall be at all times
equal The interests of
the producers of the
country. its farmersl
and workingmen, de-
mand that every dollar,
paper or coin, issued by
the government shall
be as good as anv other.
We commend the wise
and patriotic steps al
ready taken by our gov
ernment to secure an
international confer
ence to adopt such
measures as will secure
a parity of value be-
tween gold and silver
FOR use as money
throughout the coun-
try.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-02-15

K n IT WI Fidelity Lodge No. s0.-
A. ", W w % Meets I'd and 4th III iday
night K. NJ. BYERLEY, NJ. W.
J. w. SINGER, Recorder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Unity Church, Ladies' Literary Club
House, Sheldon Street-Morning at
1870. Evening at Z. Subject tcontin-
ued by request from last Sunday even
ingl. Parting Reflections on the Parlia-
ment Of Religious; Which Will lie the
Universal Religions" Thursday even
lag conference at I:45
Grand Rapids Spiritual Association
Meets IN Lockerby hall No. =. No. %
Fountain street. Prof 5. Il. Wait OF
New York will lecture. 1890 a. m.
Hell or Heaven. the Day OF Judgment"
40 D. m. third lecture on progressive
creation OF man. "invoiution Va. Evolu-
ton" Circle at p. m.
Trinity Church-Holy communion at
o'clock. Mathis al lU.30. with sermon.
Evening at Z. with sermon. Sunday
school aud Bible class at z Holy hap
tism at the Children's home on Cherry
street at o'clock. An anthem will be
sung by the vested choir.
Fountain Street Baptist Church-At
the morning service sermon by the
pastor. the Rev. John L. jackson. In
the evening union service for women
only. conducted under the auspices OF
the Mills meetings.
kll Souls Church (Uniyersalist)--
Morning subject: degrees 10 Vision"
Evening lecture: What | Think About
Jesus Christ" second OF the course
Sunday school at II m. Young peoples
meeting. 6:l5 p. N.
Park congregational Morning service
at 1870. Sermon. John the Baptist"
Sunday school at ll.50. Young Peoples
Guild song service at 8 p. N. Evening
service omitted for Mills meetings.
Church OF Christ Scientist GOOD
Templars' hall. corner Of South Divisi On
and Island streets. Mrs. A. NJ. Knott OF
Detroit viii preach at l0:45 u N. and
Up %.
ST. Marks p. E.. Division. Head Of
PearI-Holy communion Gas a. m.
Prayer and sermon. 1890 a. m. "Song
Service OF Praise" 100 p. N.
Grace Church-Holy communion at
8. morning prayer and sermon at 1870.
choral evening prayer and sermon at Z.
Sunday school at L.
South Observation-Disclosures sub
ject: Goods Kindness Not Concealed. y
Evening: Union Meeting at Calvary
baptist church.
At 1890 a. IN. the Rev. l. w. Butter
field will preach in the Emmanuel bap-
tist chapel. on College avenue. north OF
Bridge street
ST. Paurs Church. Turner Street
! 1890. holy communion and sermon on
temperance; z. evening prayer and ser.
mon.
United Brethren Church-Morning
services. The Trrumphs Of the Gospel.
Isaiah SSH. Sunday school at l. N.
St Marks p. +. Mission. North avenue
and Quimby street-Sunday school, 10
q IN; services aud sermon. IL a IN.
New Jerusalem Church-Subject,
How the Lord Makes False Religions
Tributary 10 HIS Saving Work"
St Marks Hospital-Service in Tus.
tin chapel Sunday. 400 p m; Thursday
I 200 p. N.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

The new court house In Muskegon
was flooded with water Thursday by the
boiler oyertiosing. aud much damage
Was done 10 carpets and furniture.
The Menominee log crop next spring
will not be the smallest heretofore bar
vested on the main river and its tributs-
ries.
The contract for carrying the mail
from Meredith TO Harrison until June
30. ls9i. has been awarded 10 r. 5 Smith.
A thief stole 5000 worth % jewelry
from W A. Sherwood's store in Litch.
tield. Wednesday night
The state board OF corrections and
charities will hold meeting a. Muske
eon December 5 and q
Howard Russell OF MiddlevIlIe has a
span OF 2year-old colts each Of which
we'gh l,370 pounds.
The blacksmith chop OF Clinton &
Moore at Gregory was burned Wednes-
day. Loss $500
Scarlet fever has been stamped out OF
the school for the blind and the quaran.
tine removed.
Call Of cases Ia the supreme court for
Tuesday: IA. li3, Ia. las. %. lac. 40
and l5O.
The Milwaukee mail by boat from
Ludington was discontinued Saturday
Ernest Wright OF Monroe had both
his legs lacerated by boar Thursday.
Several deer have been shot by Grand
Traverse ladies this fall.
Harisville farmers will engage IN eel.
cry culture next season.
Hancock has had sleighipg since
Tuesday.
Montcalm county has l0.l73 school
children.
coons are plenty In Berrien Springs
this fall.
Marshall citizens are shipping ice from
Albion.
Sanilsc will build a race track next
season.
The baptists are holding a revival at
Hart.
Allcgan is remodeling its q. A. r.
ball
Hart has house famine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

The usual fortnightly praise service
will he given at 81 Marks church to
night by the vested choir. The anthems
and solos are selected entirely from the
works Of Dir Arthur SulIivaE. Ii il the
intention OF the director. Mr.. Campbell.
To make these services as interesting
and educational as possioleby using the
works OF some great composer for al
entire program. The music for tonight
will be az follows: Il Will Mention the
Loving Kindness Sir. Miller and
chorus. And God Shsll Wipe Away All
Tears Miss chambefiin; % Gladstone
Light" chorus. unascompanied; Love
Not the World" Mr.. Campbell and octet.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Il the ehilirsn are especially invited 10
be prr=suL
csFcs are cot snnouneinx the @aE-
rage Il fssBk Gf-sn anu Anns ". ball
seat Wednesday 81 81 Mays chuseh-
Johs A 9th Escsat1y q haiensfoo.
has taken posi.ion - pfeseEipIloa
clerk sifh M T. 0rand-Ctfsfd
A special sale Of TRAINED hats a. very
ox pFicss the week &c Ad4ens Z Co.'S
so 80 Aonsos siTssL
The Rev. r. Timothy 0Connsh Of
West Bay City i zoo si4i.ooed 81 81
AndEes's cstksdrsL
Mr< r. ". Wells of Calesborg. Michl-
gsn. . visitiaz Ma j. J. Doolsy d No
Is shsldoa % ssl
Order ons Of thass nobby ovsrcoats %
FrsDk a wsliiAnA NoA IL snd la
Ao1roe street
Sohn H. Roberts has been awarded .
p.t<st tor an electrical sttaehmsnt 70
dumb wsitsfsI
Order pour trousers % Frank NJ.
Williams. Ao& L9 sad ltl Aonroe
stgssL
The Orstorio society will meet In the
4. IL G. A. auditorium tonorrow night
City Clerk W. A. shiEkpan 10 con-
nnsd 10 his room by an attack Of grip.
Willie Bates 10 recovering from an
eight sesks siege slth typhoid fsssr.
Charles w. Black 10 eonhned 10 his
rooms BY iilnsss
A. Preasssr scot 70 New York last
night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
WAS ALL ONE PLACE
The Supreme Court Decides
Against John B Hughes
on A QUESTION OF INTEREST
II . Man Maintain several Kinds az
Baslaass With sziosa he Mast
Close An "a "a PM

The disposition % the supreme court
in its trestmeut Of liquor essss has again
been emphasized 10 a decision handed
down In the case % the People VA
John h Hughes Of this city.
written By Chief Justice Hooker.
and eoneurrsd 10 by the entise
bench. Hughes msiatsined . saloon.
lunch room. billiard parior and Office
under one moot 90 Ionia street ia this
city. The bar Vas contested with
the lunch room BY wide door. and the
lunch room was connected with the bill.
lard room by sin,ilar opening. which.
after the hours for closing. was covered
with Q canvas covering which vas but.
toned on the sides and at thu iioor.
Hughes MAS convicted Of an infractlon
% the liquor Law by keeping his saloon
opea AZ night unlswfuily. In waa
shown that the billiard room Was open
on the night In question. but the lie.
PENDANT claims the curtain was closely
buttoned. aud that closet which CON-
municatsd With both the billiard room
and lunch room as locked The court
says that the only question In the case
10 whether the court erred ia instructing
the jury that the billiard room was
part OF the saloon, 90 that Ii vas neces-
sary that il be cloeed. We think that
the court was right in 80 determing.
The rooms were arranged for use to-
gether. and for the accom- mediation Of
customers were fitted with appliances
for games a. well az food and liquors,
and il was necessary that ali be closed
"a the public during unreasonable hours.
The circuit court was directed 10 pro
coed TO Judgment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

A local sportsman took a party OF
hunters dow To Black lake one day last
week. and nov they tell a sto-y on him
that has cost him many cigars within
the last two days The young man took
his favofite fowling piece Carefully
wrapped in piece OF canvas. and when
they reached the sportsmans hut he
proceeded 10 load IL ready for an on
slaught on the ducks Instead OF the
gun barrel he found piece OF gas pipe
that some practical joker had substi
tuted Tor IL before starting from home
in the morning. tie was obliged TO 90
70 Holland the next morning and rent
a gun for the time the party remained
Al the lake
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
ASK FOR THEIR OWN
Veterans IN the Soldiers Home
Adopt Resolutions
DEMANDING the FRANCHISE
fhsy Hsctss Their Ssrvsc~s - rh~ir
CeaaSry AMI fr.Y That the halsos
MAJ he Their hsrsIags.

Ata mastinx % the ianafss % the
Nichlgsa Sol.heFs' hons. had In the
eoacsst hsli q add he<ns % the i5th
day u Nos.nbsf. tsgd 81 shieh there
sas = tail attsndancs. the foilo~ing pre-
aDbls aod Fss0iaiions ssrs unanimously
adopted:
Whereas. At the Isst general slscsion
Es. tho inmates o. said hone. we're
practically dlsfsanehised by the sFbi-
traFy. Illegal and un.ust ruling of the
koafd % sirction inspectors u The tognr
ship u Graad Rapids; aud
Whereas. An appeal 10 the courts has
failed ~ rocrsss our sroags. and
Whsfeas. A largs pefeentsgs OF our
numbsr ers boaa NE residents OF sad
hone. having 90 other home. domiciie
or place % sxsrciss cur right 10 vote.
thsiofy being totally disfFsnehissd By
ths acton % said board aad
Whsfsas. 10 the time q our aation's
pefil az ieft our nonacs and ali se heii
dear ADD aent % the front 10 night for
our couutfy 10 ifs struggle Tor existence.
where Ws eft 5oo.oO0 u cur comrades 10
southern grases, add
Whereas. We have been brought 70
SEX hone here from coatinued diss-
bi.ltles cause - Wounds received 10 ae-
ton aad fFom diseases contracted Ia the
naiarial sxsmps % TIE south while eaE
ting f0F our cooatry; and
Muefeas. We base no desire 90 take
part iu los4l a1alrs. but cia.m our rsght
y vote &c national and si.ts elections;
therefore.
Resolved. That We send forth this our
zreei.cg 10 the COOL psopleof this great
commoG sealth aud pray You 70 see our
grievance rlghted. We protected you
anu yoar nfesldes 10 the Hush Of our
yoaHg uaahoo,L Nos. ia our helpless
co8ulIlon mads 80 by our service for
you. 90 not desert us. bat restore 10 Us
our rights under the olJ nag that We
carried 20 victory on the many battle
nelds Of the soath
Ne. therefore. earnestly pray that VOC
nil soc 10 10 that the constitutional
amendment submitted by the asst legis
lAture tecomrs . part OF our funda-
mentai Law, taereoy restoring our right
" franchise.
Resolved. That copy Of these resolu-
tioos % sent % department commanders
Of the q. A. K and U. v L. OF Michigan
s.th a request that they may be read IN
the difes cot posts aud commands
throu shoui the state. and that copy
be sent 10 each Of the daily papers ia
the city Of Grand Rapids for pub.ica-
ten
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
MEMORIAL SERVICES
Carter Poet Program I'm Memory OF
Deceased Comrades

The committee appointed to prepare q
program TOE Custer poet memorial
services 10 DO held "Wednesday night.
December q. has reported the following
ofCer Of exercises:
bugls call assembly. by Comrade
Hunt, call 20 order. by Commander
Conn: Invocation. hymn. Jesus. Lover
OF Ny Soul; opening remarks. Com
nander Gotta; reading records OF dead
ecmrades AdIutsnt l.. A. Dspper. with
three rolls on muffled drum after the
reading Of esen record by ComTade
kaLier, responsive service from service
book; individual eulogi~s for the follow
ing departed comrades: NJ. w. Quartet.
trsnx Csraneilo. Henry r. Hastings. A.
+ Everett J. W. thompson. William T..
Inues. William ID. 1lbuis. IA. c. Steph-
enson aud NJ T. Boland; reading brief
selection OF scripture. Chaplain Bel
laire. hymn. We shall Sleep. Tut Not
Forever" responsive service; hymn.
-Ames.ca": bugle call taps; b-nediction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
CATHEDRAL AID SOCIETY,

EpfroR or Tine HERALD: The Cathe.
dral Aid society Of St Andrews church
will hold its fret regular meeting this
afternoon. at , o'clock. at which the
standing committees will be appointed
and the society placed on a footing Tor
immediate and effective work. The pro.
molers OF the movement hope to see a
majority 81 the gentlemen OF the csthe-
drsl parish present az todsy's meeting.
and even though they should not feel
able 20 contribute as much substantial
aid a. some. they vill AID much by their
presence and show thereby their go~l
will toxard the movement IL the high
standard u enth usiasm which has 80 far
been shown IL only maintained througa
the sinter. the success Of the movement
AiA be assured At toiays meeting
tieposs uill he designated N different
portions % the parish where all kinds q
merchandise. wearing apparel. boots an
shoes. bedding aad blankets may be left
by the charitabiy disposed. sod be cent
once or twice q week % the hall q the
society. 1odsys meeting slll he very
interesting and should - ATTENDED by
every gentleman al al interested N the
increment The Constitution and by.
lsxs = the society uill be adopted al
ne tine q holding t9ters meetings
ax-a other matters ~ vital impors.
ance 20 the society ~iil alec be disposed
q At tnis meeting IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

silica. ts.issng that The tims 70 offer
assistance - = aen 4 = nae.st nesdesi.
We xln sdtanes sl.08 for al cha.
itabiy assposed pspperts oRneEs ia
snloants * ; pes cent 90 al xork g. be
acns for thea nexl s<aeon. proYid Z
tkssr orders are kssea 70 us before u :
usry 1. lxtl. said ) pei c~al 70 be d.
busted fEom contract pfiea shonsd
they eoseiods not - izy the xslk after
kaying he order the same can be ~
ssslndsd en- % before nine mouths froal
date Of eontrsct b. rsfnnding amount
advanced slthoaf Interest. Respect
tally. GEAsIFE sroSx coasAsY.
Mira Anltcial Stone sideu aka
Phons so No. - Pearl street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

At the next regular meetings OF the
ave local Knights of Pythiss lodges.
nominatioos for officers for the ensuing
year viii be made. and at the next sue
ceesling meetings. which will be held
ore week laIes. the regular election viil
be held. Nominations wIii be made as
follows. Lily and Imperial lodges. FRI
day nighL Nosember ~; Valley City
lodge. Acudsy aight November -;
Cosan lodge. Tuesday night November
=. Eureka io.lge. Thursday night No.
r.rl hnr M
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

J. " Ro-enthsl Ckasrsss Executive
Connstsee Charity C1gsnisatsoa 80
cicfy.
DEss srR-Ths probiem hov 30 ~
lleve the present. distress among TIE
poev. hss ben diseuesed BY every good
citizen. - veH % ny car city govern
neat snd though mnch good bss ~
sslted. therr - ssiil ureent need q fnnfis
- carry on TIE god work
We hereby maze the fosksuing grop,-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Alderman Charles A. Hsuser was
severely injured yesterday morning while
snperviAng the unloading OF some iron
for the Pythian temple. One Of the
p.sces slipped aud vas coming toward
hlm. He had no way Of lodging II add
was forced 70 jump into the basement. a
distance u twelve feet He struck on
a pile OF stone and was badly bruised
about the body aud iegs One OF his
ankles was seriously sprained. he was
removed 70 his hone. No. lib Gold
street While not seriously injured II
will be q week or 80 before he viii be
able 10 be about
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
A Nax,I,x-

On Thursday and Friday. November
q and "a. Corl. Knott 4 Co. will make
a special display OF the latest novelties
in hand made art and needle work, in
Guiding many new and attractive pieces
OF embroidered linens. the newest things
10 sofa pillows and head rests. Beauti-
ful and attractive styles OF fancy baskets.
trimmed and untrimmed. etc. Our aim
is 10 show the correct things in this line
OF goods and at prices within the reach
OF all. and consistent with the times.
You are cordially invited 10 attend from
2 to Thursday and Friday afternoons.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
ArrnoyEs TnH PLAN.

GASP RAPip>. Mich. Nov. II. 1898.
EDIfoa OF THr hKRAtD. | am 20
much pleased with the plan of gather
Ing food and clothing Tor toe poor that
G. NJ. Looms proposed infhis morning :
HEkALn Oply=fhs other day heard a
lady cay that she knew npthing about
the Charity Orgsni<ation; that she had
sold her husbands cast-off clothing. and
another lady had heard about the or
ganization. but did not understand its
workings A NoAAs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

toll audience listened % the foilor.
ing program AZ t0e ladies' Literary club
rooms yesterday afternoon. Ssnta
Anaa and tie Tine-' Cause q the
NexIcsn Var Review 81 the Terri-
torsal Grosth ~ the Unttei states. :
-Iae Results 81 CD. MexIcss War and
Psa Sketcbes q sam housloa zBd
Cosoael Frsmout
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
NEMsnoYs FEEp.
Company ID Preparing 10 Give Them
q Dinner.

Company b is planning a Thanks
giving dinner for the neasboys and
not fully decided as yet. but wall DO to-
day. wnen the company decided to
unt.ertake the scheme the memDers
sian't have clear idea as to how many
Of the hungry youngsters there are In
the city. Warren SHETLAND was con-
suited. and an informal census showed
that there are 400 Of EN-. each one hIa-
grier than the one before him. Ii will
require something less than a tralnload
OF provlsloas 10 feed the iUO; but II the
company can raise the money the boys
wri nave the squarest OF square meals
oa November 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Five members q the board ~ trade
sent IN their ballots % TIE sscrstsry
yesterday for the election % directors
The election will remain open until
uext TUESDAY a. 4 , N. Heretofore
only shout ooe third a toe member
have totei a; the annual election but
present pro@pects indicate tia; fully
one- nsf y them val vote this year. Az
increased interest has recently mani
Tested tisaff
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

We doubt if ever a richer collection of CARPETS
AND DRAPERIEs rested under one roof We are posi-
tive that never have better values been offered Our
line of CARPETS embraces all grades from the cheap
trustworthy makes TO the best goods manufactured
In DRAPERIEs are daily adding effects &c our
already we'll selected stock
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Every patron OF Jim Travis will re-
ceive an admission ticket 10 tho lecture
soon to be given in this city by George
Francis Train.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Narths kramsr. NJ So NORTH Iania
s.re~t TYPHOID fever. oscsr Asder-op.
Nc. TO told street. scsriet fever. y ID
81 Aserv. Ne III Isiaad street msss.es
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

The ladies ~ the North End Woman's
Relief Corps will give an oyster supper
on "Wednesday evening. November p, at
Petit's hall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Mr.. c. w. Caskey OF Petoskey writes
he is much improved since coming here
few weeks ago and treating with DIR.
Ross.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
Pension Vouchers

Pension Vouchers
Certified TO for ten ll0l cents. by Capt.
j. o. Bellaire. 10 West Bridge street
Rooms 8 aud 7.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Mrs. T. 4. wamslcy OF Cedar Springs
vas in the city yesterday with her
daughter whom she placed under treat
ment with DIR. Ross
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Best hardwood. eco per cord. G. H.
Behnke. 20 East Bridge street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

jlDfEp You should not fail to attend
LhDiLo' the special display Of Fancy
Work at Corl. Knott & Co.'S next
Thursday and Friday. Every lady that
Is interested in artistic needlework will
feel well repaid by visiting this display
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

ComnerciaI Credit Company = doinr
q genera reportins sDd soiiectang bush
nusa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Children's Suits
and Overcoats are all very
much reduced.
You can always do
best at
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
For Your Liver and stomach Take
WHITE & WHITES
BLOOD
LIVER
PILLS

These Liver Pills are composed OF the active
principles OF veget ole drugs that have special
action on the liver and bowels. Thes are ANAL,
pleasant a. take. prompt IN their action. will
MT grip, % lrri ate, sad perform % ,ir work
20 the perfect satisfaction Of the patient
White A Whltc's Blood and Liver p Ills restore
the torpid liver TO its normal condition. create
a healthy action IN the digestive organs ana
cure constipation, by securing prompt and rec
uisr operations OF III boVess.
DEEc IONS: For habitual constipation, take
two pills at bedtime: for loss Of appetite. with
b sdsrhe. one pill II bedtime: for biiiousasss
dyspepsia. dizziness. nausea, etc. one twice q
day Tor several days. then take one every night
or every other night. regulating the dose TO suit
the constitution. and contains until the bowels
become regular IN their operations &c bottle
White a Whites Headache Powders still
lead. Guaranteed to cure all cases or money
refunded lake no other. sold BY ell druggists
WHITE &WHITE
Morton House Pharmacy. % Monroe 81
OpenAli Night Grand Rapids. Mich
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
SIT IS So!
SIT IS A flCTl
SIT IS THE TRUTH

. That we are selling
z Clothing and Furnishings
Tor less money than
any other house i'm
: Grand Rapids
Our Consignment Sale
. Overcoats at Sa45 $7.4S.
9 sz.S7. $S.3s and 50 80
are positively unequaled.
: They cannot be matched
elsewhere.
= Our Consignment Sale
D Suits at Sass. $3.50
Z and S7.S7 are the
. b ggest bargain. ever
. offered in Mems Suits.
= I'm better Suits and
Overcoats our prices
. have been reduced
. from 20 per cent. to
9 1914 per cent.
8 We are selling an
5 elegant long. block
, Kersey Overcoat with
. wide velvet collar.
. half lined with heavy
satin and half with wool,
s for SIS. which is the
: equal Of any SD
. Overcoat ever shown.