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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-13

Observation-Disclosures fir einen boben
bierar9iiben @iirbentrieer, einen ioz
aenam1ten ~propbeten IN Sbeben", BE-
itimmt ,sepeieu. Die 9auptiate bss
Purpuri tofes entbGlt liberties mehrere
NIT uralten Serten bebedte, aitronenz
selb semolte @9riftbdnber, oeren zines
iiber bic propeniens bieies purpuranfz
fes @alhallB giebt. Dur@ p%telfdlttge
Sarbenzl1nter iu9unsen antiter Serraz
totten lit berseitise Setter Der espptiz
19en Mbtbeilungen bes Scum ifbtitor.
9ofmuieums, Or. q. Oeoettno, CUR
lteberaeuge1n9 gelangt, baB Der in @eoe
ite6enoe Mumien : umbullungsitoH
nihts @eringeres lei, als Elm toltbarer
l1eberre1t bss I'M Mltertbume 10 alRerz
oroentli6 bo4ge14dbtan PurpurftoHe5.
Dte1e Mnf4auung, bab ii9 in Wisn
anttter plrpur beftnbe, begegnete auer1 t
man9em &opf14iitteln n tompetenten
&retien, bis ii9 ber junge Sori@er entz
i4lob, feline embedding benz ,als Scum t.
selebrten auf benz te&ntiden @ebiet an
ttter Maleret 6erborra9enben Miin4e=
ner Maler Grni It Berger, etnem eebirtts
gen @iener, nit benz @riu9en mit5u=
t9eilen, in Stalien pratti1&e GGrbeperz
1u4e nit purpuri4neden anitel1en gu
mo1en, um auf bie1em Mege Der Gnt=
i4eibung ndber gu tommen. Sn Der
Sbat ma@te Berger in ber 5oologilhsn
@bation gu Neapel, IN 5olge, 3ablret=
4e oerartige @eriu@e, poour@ Die noas
ftGnbS9e Rt4tigteit betreHs .bes ieitens
Or. 9ebetinb's als Purpur erfannten
%5drbemittels bel hsm i'm &%unltbiitori=
1@en 9ofmuieum aufbemabrten 3eugz
itiide aus 9omer's hunberttbortgem
Sbeben" tomitatirt mirb. Die purz
purfarbe bieles @tofes entbdlt ndmltb
Nuance, tpte bic i'm Muieum
bon Neapel aufbepabrte Tarbenre tie,
bic ii9 mutt benz Der purpurf9nede entz
5arbitoHe ibentti@ 9e5eigt
baber.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-13
@ntocos 49,, anti=sn WurvurSo}c<

@or &uraem purbe unter ben egppz
ti1aen Mltertbiimern bes &uni tbt1tprtz
lben 6ofmul Gums in Wten eine in
fanitge14;9tlther 9inii4t mi4t(ge
@ntbeda1ng gemaft. Inter ben por
abt Sa6ren ,bur4 ben jebigen Wiener
l1nineriitdtsprofe0or 9r. $atob &raa
in @gppten ermorbenen anttten Sbjefz
ten fir pus 9ofmuI eum maro ndmll4
Sie1er Sage Elm 9robes, NIT ount(en,
net Gbnli6en Decor unb nit 9ierpalpz
pbsn : eSn1 driften penalties Stiid 2e;z
nenSe11g a1s Purpur1tof aug Sbeben III
Ggppten ertannt. 9us Sblett 1T Elm
sSraqn1ent eirwr Mumienzllm6iiGsng
llub mar laut bes bariiber gemalten
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-13

(Sdaerbed, Molenbed unb Srelles)
adblt SaintA@iQes 42,863, Guregbems
Mnoerle@t 34,070. SaintsSo1t<ten=
Noooe 3O,92O, 2aeden. 25,777 uno
@tterbed 1858 Gtnmobner.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-13

- Ser 8unbesz Gommi6Gr @aiton
bat BEN Paltor 0r. Barrett bon
8anfs County, Georgia, auf bic
8e19ulbigung ber unge1ebltden
@@napsbrennerei fin (MonD i9einbez
trteb) gum pro5eb f~eitgebalten. Bar
rett mar Der 8or iteber BON bret 8ap=
tt5tenttr4en unb elmer Mpnb1 9einz
brennerei. Die 3oubeumten, Die ii9
na4 8ants Gountb begeben batten, INN
tbn lebte Mp4e gu b~erbaften, unterltez
ben bic Musfibrung ibres Muftrags,
tpetl lie fa1uben, bab Der @elu9te in
religiDier @e5iebung itart be1@dftigt
mar, rnb iomit tpur0e i6m erlaubt,
letne @eelenrettung uno &rtitli&e prez
otaten am Sam tag urub @omtug fortz
5uleBen. Ser Di1ttuutionsapparat bes
9errn nur6e in etnem &ornfeloe perz
bergen %gefunben, eben1o bret @aQonen
fri19en 8orlaufs in 1etner Mobnung.
Man iteht bet @ntmidelung ber Mngez
legenbeit NIT @pamung entgegen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
HOW DO YOU LIKE Ir1
What Was Experienced Yesterday st
Strahan b Greulich's-

A store full Of people. each and every
clerk on the go, attending To the wants
OF the patrons. and the proprietors head
over heel in work selling goods. is a
pleasing scene to observe these days
Such was what representative Ok The
HERALD witnessed yesterday. though. as
he entered the merchant tailoring and
gents furnishing store 81 Strahan &
Greulich. Way off in one corner. fitting
a tail raw boned individual To pretty
spring suit, was hustling Charlie Greu.
lich. Now. this gentleman has but little
To- say 10 an outsider. when he has &
customer on his hands. and this IL what
he uttered yesterday. as he smoothed
the back Of the new coat the tall man
had on. You may say great Fad this
summer will be fancy pique shirts in
stripes. etc. with adjustable collars and
cuffs. They are dandies. and We have a
full line of them. Good day" Such
was the satisfaction CLEANED ON that
trip. AS the representative of The
HERALp passed out onto the street no
observed magnificent line ~ neckwear
~ the latest styles. which were going
.ike hot cakes at 5Oc each. Another
thing noticed was the splendid array Of
lightweight underwear that are great
value at Joc. zoe and al. the prices now
being asked by this firm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
TOExTENOITS WORK
Humane Society VIII Prevent
Cruelty 10 Children
As WELL AS ANIMALS
Ihs Nee Laws OrsxsnAsr<1 IN Grand
k4psz.NSrh~ society Win orxanis-
aChild rros~csssa Branch
WELL AS ANIMALS

The bills ps~~et during the pass seek
Drusidlax for thu organization Of socie-
ess Coz tas h-;iar protsctoa % childrsn.
snd ixiax penalties for fhoss convicted
- cruelty - children orsgsaztsd With
eur socissy said President Fiahres u
The local Humane society last evening
-Coanty Axsat Hoicomb drew the balls
Dor "a using hls experiences and taxing
the best that b. coald ind In tbs lAss
- other states on the subject
IL has been the purpossof the Humans
s,sl-ty for several years "a % enlarge
the scope n ia scrk an 30 include the
prpsrction n children a. yell a. animals.
We foand Michigan. notwithstanding IL
70 abreast u other states IN meet Affairs
that concern public welfare. sAs very
tar behind other states in Ifs laws relA
pse - ths protection Il children.
There acre 40 specific laws whereby
guardians. parents or others could be
punished for crueity 10 children The
sss laxs provide penalties Tor compel
Ing children "a beg forcing them 10
sofk beyond their strength OF expossng
them b vice. IL 10 the intentiou Il the
Humane society. - sooo a. the balls be
come lav. and they ara b take inmedi
ate eject % organize IN such . wsy -
aaieftsxe n. sork IN Connection With
oar sorS IN preventing cruelty To- ant.
mails | would say that xe feel very
thankful % Representative White ard
Senator Doran Tor their esorts In get
tag the bills passed"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

A little incident worthy u no.e took
place Friday AZ 81 p. IN. Just after
reporter for Tan HERALD had BEARDED
Union street car-cne with an aisle dow n
the midsue and connections seAts FOR
two on either s,de which shows there
are stiil in the world and Grand Rapids
mea 1t sunny dispositions and pleasant
vays. who take life al 10 comes regard
less of the reverses 81 fortune or the
sudden changes of the weather. Ii will
be remembered that last Friday the sun
shono not the weather was damp and
cold. and the unusually happy smiling
faces bore . plnchrd. blue look. indi
cative Of bodily suffering. In his rounds
throughout the entire day the reporter
had noted these changes. and had begun
Ia catch the infection which seemed To-
peryade the entire community. Hap.
PLY. however. the gloom soon vanished
for. after taking seat and wrapping
the loose ends 81 his ovcrcoat about his
shivering hmhs preparatory for a long
ride. he missed THK HERALD. which was
in bis overcoat pocket when be took his
scat As he turned 10 look for the paper
he saw il in the hands Of a Happy faced
gentleman who sat on the Opposite side.
one seat in the rear. THe scribe az.
cossrd him: "You have nj paper. sir"
"ies." said he. with a merry twinkle 81
bis eye. "Now you see hbw tbs done"
intimating that be had. distracted il
from the pocket os thy reporter a. he
entered the car. The reporter replied
he ia So and that he twas welcome to
read the paper. no matter how he came
by II. The happy faced man saw that
il was The HxRsLp. and. IA he wished
20 read the news having been out III
town-the magnet Was TOP great. and he
vas irrcsistibly drawn 10 extract the
paper from its resting place. lie handed
back the paper with thank. you." re
marking how cold il Was. and left the
car at the corner Of Third and Scribner
streets. where little A -year-old tot Of a
girl met him at the gate. calling him
Papa Tie soon had her in his arms.
Kissing and tossing the child in the air.
while the car whiried out of sight.
Were all the human race like him. We
meditativsly argued. what happiness
there would re ia this world u strife
and disappointment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
PLEA FOR THE GIRLS
ABOUT CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR
She Wants 90 AMOS Why the Chri.-
tiAn Association for 6trss u Not
Agis~sesi. aad Other ThinxA

EorroE GRAND RArrps HnsAtD:
Where IL that \. W. C. A. We girls
have watehed every paper for s"me
thing definite about u. but seem daDned
o. disappointment Can II be possible
that such an important movement mas
been droppsds
II some influential aud active people
could know hos interested the young
ladies are about this subject. they would
not rest till Y. W. c. A. had been or
ganizei Why don't some one call a
meeting II the girls particularly the
working girls. IL the city. and make
some plans and show little esrnestness
and push about u.
The Young men are a. class an this
eity far ahead Of the girls both intellect
ually and morally, and all because some
one showed little kindly interest IN
them and led them IN establishing a
place where refining influence Was
cast around them. When a young man
comes n stranger 10 the city he j. vel
coined by the u NJ G.. A. and made 10
feel that he is among friends. II he IL
out II work the association stands
ready 10 help him find position.
A girl comes Ito the city. and IL any
effort nj all 10 made to help her she 10
advised To join some society. No action
can be taken on her name by the
society till the next regular meeting,
which will be the next month. At that
time there as not a quorum present. 80
her name is laid over till the next
month, and by that time the girl may be
beyond all help. Then comes the cry
from thegood ladies' Of the society. "Oh we
can't associate with her." and yet when
she entered the city she was a pure
honest girl Who but the ones tina, re.
fuse to DO what they can t. help her. is
10 blame for her fall Had there been a
Y. w. &. 4. in this city the body OF poor
Anna Ro.man would not have lain in
Grand river till nature did what ready
christian people ought Ia have done.
She would have been found and given
christian burial. for IL the girls Of the
city were organized into society there
would have been too much humanity to
have allowed such thing. Girls are
Gods children IA we'll al the boys, but
some OF the citizens OF Grand Rapids do
not seem 10 know IL.
by the way. would il not be a good
idea for the Y. NJ G.. A. to send a mis-
sionary To Corunna. we girls will help
pay expenses. Ugh. Ii makes me shud-
der. worse than Texas. ONLY GIRL
Grand Rapids, May y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

Today wilI he >ort Of rel. letter day
for the episcopal churches OF the city. as
the Rev. William =. Langford. DID,. Of
New York. secretary % the board Of
missions. ~ to spend the day here and
wilt speak on the subject II missions.
This morning he will address the good
people OF st. Marks; in the evening he
noon at O'Clock he will address the
children tS the various Sunday schools
at their annual festival service at Grace
church. DIR. Langford has been seere-
tary To the board OK missions FOR ten
years AMI has been most successful In
the arduous Iabors % this great field
He IL a gentleman ~ fine culture and
presence and most eloquent and in
struc,iye speaker.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
TIMELY FASHION TALKS.
Hinss and Suggestions GA the Subject 81
Drsss-Many Hsndsoms hovsss,ea.

On the ninth page II this issue will he
found the usual Sabbath Day announce
nent u Spring a Company. This firm's
sstssrtisemenis are always Interesting 10
the ladies. and the one III 10 day IL un
usually - 1, contains gfist u sog
gessions and hints tn ladies tha; are well
worth reaiirg. The tirm to-day an,
nounco Dew arrivals IN dress stuns that
are pretty and moet attractive. Among
the man. noselues Just received are a
full line of cream, all.wool slbatross.
cl.alIies. ia navy blue aud evening
shaiss. and lsndsiowns Ia plain or IRE.
descent. Each pattern Is perfect
beauty and sure t. please any
lady. Ia the lace department
many handsome novelties jus,
recel,cd are also displayed. New goods
II THE description are coming ia daily.
Noteworthy among the new purchase
shown are IT,. Irish point in white and
ecru aud Gaipure de Genne laces in
white and ocru. la new yeilings Spring
4 Company are the leaders. Their ex
hibii this season is larger than ever.
Ladies' will be particularly pleased in
examining this firms display u novel
ties In veilings, such rs velvet edge.
dotte tullc. lace bordercd. crepe Dor
dered Brussels net. souffle and q score IL
other equally rs attractive face cover
ings. As regards dress trimmings. this
great firm acknowledge no equal.
Among the pretty new things in dress
trimmings shown this season are colorcd
head cdsings and gimp and black head
edgings and gimp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

The managers u the Chilaren's Home
society u Grand Rapids. Mica. request
all Who are solicited 20 subscribe 10 the
above named charity q ascertain
whether its representatives, be from said
society cr from the American h>daca
.Ionai Aid society Il Ehaols. who have
adopted the same name. Our Own
Home sssslety V greatly ia need OF funds
toe the ma.atenancs II rs beautiful
heus % Cherry street, aud u 10 hope
tai that D. lees assistance may te ex
iseded 10 this ~orthy object bseaase -
the other ssscsety
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

The funeral ssrvices ~ Edna. eldest
daughter ~ Mrs W III II. Smith az No
~ Durham street ver" held at the
family residence Thursday. May -.
The Rev. J. Heritage spoke from the
viii Psalm. The Lord is my shepherd.
! shall not want. The passage was
found ia one ~ her si,tle books in her
own handwriting. Edna was from child
hood dcvout hut Tor the past year had
been an active little christian. altar IN
the sunday school. n bright and shin.
Ing light ia her home. ever ready 10 con
-slr her mother IN past Affections. Her
faith in CHRIST wa cioudless Her
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

yesterday sft-rrrcn Wsitrr > Ts's.
- repr~~~r,sn bvtng 81 NJ 81 Pills.
rorth avenue. ~ss drtF,ra hia tear "a
f~sFi sfr~ef sitb h~asy brad q eosi
srd 81 th- soiysu strrs' crossing ~r> q
&c Aor-~. ga siriirs ~ fh~rfy strr~t
rar sn8 % trss - $50 bresen Fse
hssvy rad shov-a The tesm 81 tha
sfr~ef rSf trnrk "a So srssie slightly A.
efia~s a. fhi- arl@f 1~rKesnt w~th
shcs ~ ssiiasl AL u So csrt@f ls
flta rf.,s fssst4fs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

AZ the springtide musical service In
Trinity church today. the following pro
gram will be- rendered:
Prelude Professional. lis hymn.
Confession. absolution and Lords
prayer. Psalms lOi. l45. 90 and 80; an
them. Song % Praise" Kirkpatrick
OH Testament lesson; anthem, Lift
Ye Gates" kirkpatrick.
New Testament lesson; anthem. An
them ~ Praise" kirkpatrick: hymn 80
Youth IL a Happy Spring. kirxpat
rick
Prayer ~ general Thanksgiving; offer.
tory -oso, anthem. Stand Firm. kirl
patrick
issnedietor. vesper hymn. occasional
tg hymn. pos'iude.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

vita several othss giFis about her osn
ss~, wss rurs oses BY bicycle rssiden ~
. young dssls, % ali appe~rseec. be.
tween q and 7 O'Clock Friday evening,
knocking hss down and seriously iniaf'
ing asr. hsx hps and nsss vsre bsssly
cut. requiring tbs ssrsice a : surgeon
~ sc thea up Her nan.s w>s nos
lsaTa~d. bat hsr father . g.ll< daAisx
aad szys he xll cause tbs dades arrest,
- he - oosnxisnt he ksess who he q
The rider did aot stop 10 ascertain What
damage he had done.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

NC. Byers % tho trout ponds has
b>,n troubled great deal u late by the
dassppesrsaes II . nunber % hIs suall
trout Ii vss very plainly s~en th.
cause % the disappearance ~ the trout.
as the fuotprints u = large bird we're IA
bs seen in the pond AZ last Mr. Byers
set traps and captured large blue
heron. A. the bird ~as not injured in
any say With the exception 81 the loss
~ one toe. he presented 10 10 the John
Bal park. aud II 10 nov on exhibltion
where IL can he viewed by the pubic.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

What Q Small sum Of Money Can
Buv.

Zierlyn & Carsten.s No. 50 Monroe
street. are making decidedly pretty
window display. The goods repre-
aentcd in the exhibit are all desirable
articles an and inspection is well worth
making. Some q the principle fea-
lures are collection Of white oynx
French clocks and a few specimens Of
rich silvervarc. The great attraction
in the window. though. Is the many
watches exhibited. They are genuine
bargain. They are full ieweled. Ameri-
can movement and Ducber gold filled
case. warranted twenty years. and are
now being sold at eli each. This il a
rare bargain as the former price was
Sc5
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

TEACHERS and siass<nstes remember hsr
a. q faithful s.eef spirited giii STE
wea their ssttssa and hove. Aithonxh
see il gons, her chris Ike ininsnre
sssll lives. Her dreamless slecp 10 lie
sisie little Rllls- sweet sister a sesen
summers. ~hs pree-sted her ffteen
,ponths 10 TIE spirit ~Vsii, TIE nsosher
ANA little fltaence hopefully await the
tine when the, viii meet their loved.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

Ethel Joae-. NJ. 1T Scrihref street.
measles Mr.. Mceues. No a Bartlett
street. diphiherla cofnelius bainna.
No. go ioris street. measles Edward
Jafder-sna. NJ - bftses street
rnes.ls. G Ssa Hammer. No. Ga
last fsl.un .trset. sceriet fever
Flor~ece and Fsnsis bem~nt. No. 81
Cs-s street. Francis fTitx aud to-
oshers Va los Aachigsn street. fneseies
A tstalp. So - sinclair street. diph
iberia. Mary aud t.miiy Meinse. No
~ Sinclair street. shocping cough
" iii,sn Roth, Mr. Roth and I've ehii
drsn. No Ia Third street. chiesea pa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
Reliable Jews.ry.

Hervey. the old.reliable ieweler. loca-
ted at No. 10 Cana. street is showing a
beautiful line Of goods. all Of which are
Of recent purchase. Mr.. Hervey is dis
playing elegant novelties In diamonds.
watches. clocks, silverware and jewelry.
ware. Anyone desiring any goods a
this description should not fail To call
on Heryey. the leweler
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

he 6sth snnssi meeting q The
kins~ tlasabtss- a tiFsaa hsei,ir Ill
% bid - th~ pssiss- - the iass &c
sF~ssffousi ehaseh ss-t~f ~ : s'etA :
Al isssi~s~ q Teas srs especially -
sas<se.i u - pfs-snt sol sise bfisf
refost a th<is ts<t pear sass-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
CRAzED WITH ITCHING
And Pain from Eczema. Scratched
until Hood Came. Scales Like
Fish. Cured by
Cuticura.

Ihsd Wy had ease 81 fesema % my neck
II vas lust terrible. Al times Ia seemed a. N W
would DIVE me crazy with itehinz and pain
Through the day IL would itch. causing INV TO
scrsseh until the blood would come. and dansa
the night IL would scsb over that ] would
scrzich scales OF like fboee Of hsh. Doe
tored with the family physician for one season. He
gave me Temporary relief. but my trouble would
eume hack II about the same time each year.
Then began using CrTIcpRA RExEDrgs. which
have entirely cured me.
Miss HANNAH NJ. WILLIAMS,
Lavrencevile. Dearborn Co.. Ind.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

The ne~ tlcnd and Skin Purifier. Internally. md
CUrtcunA the great shin Cure. and CrrrcrkA
soar the eIqaisite rtin Beautifsr, externally. In
s;antly relieve and speedily cure every disesss and
hamor ~ the sAin. scaip. and blood, With icea Of
hair. fror, infsscy 20 age, from pamp'es "a
scrofula when The bee, ply .seiAa, hospitals. and
Oil other rtnsediss faii.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
Handsome Quartera.

George ID. Herrick is comfortably sit
uated in his new and handsome quar-
tiers located in the Opera House block.
Pearl street. Mr.. Herricks stock Of
pianos and organs is a large and CON-
plete one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

The musical program M ST Marks
this evening will re ~ follows
Anthem 90 Trinity sunday -whnso.
ever IL Born ut God ......... .pakel-y
Chorus.
paset-rrlcift OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aure
Mrs. Dsvi. and Mr. Campbell.
Anthem Fear Sns. -. Lord Maker
Mrs DAYS. Mr.. Mahon Mr.. Campbell
eDd ibcFsa@.
Anthsul-irrilsalen ...... Go.noa
Mrs DAVIS and Chorus
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
Commences Thursday.

Commencing on June I. Miss A. T..
Straight. Kendall block. will close out
at special cash sale all her stock Il i'm
ported novelties. dress patterns and
trimmings Ladies are invited 90 call
and inspect the handsome novelties.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

Fdna Fsrbash. No al seventh
street. 1.rvsu sood Nsble Mar NufT
Fmer~yn hon,~. Vsltsy CITY frsek
Haven. Grand river. tsr~~t ro.,d Jan
Heeasis. M - Watson street. tniton
sf4@.f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

&. G. Follmer says they are in il. re
ferring to the ice business and new Of
lice III Grant Ice Co. in Y. NJ. &. A.
building. Phone 2}a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

Visit the old curiosity shop az Jim
Travis You can secure anything you
want
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

+. W. Bliss x CO., 81 Monroe street
collect rents. attend to repairs, taxes.
etc. Patronage solicited. Phone 14l8
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

Sold everywhere. Price. Crrrcrns. soc Soar.
sse Rs.utsrxr. 81 Prepared BY the fofrUn
bRus ASo CHEMICAL toxroksrfos. bes'en.
sS" riov a. Cure skin Di.ssse.." - paxes. 80
ulustssuoa., ana testiraeuisl.. fnAllei free.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

Estlr az st~uss ~lghs yezss - se.
Hrns 90 Vest FaibN street seat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

DIM t.Es biscshesfs. r~d. rough. ehsrpsd, snd
Tim ell, .tin cured ~ sVrrcrss Soar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

Ny head became very sore and all my hair fen
out. I spcnf all could mako In docsoring. but
thing helped me. bought CrTrcuRs RRusDrKs,
ard IN sis weeks time my head Was well. and
I then used the cvrrcrEA for my hair. ] bow cay
that there u not finer head of hair In Northern
Indiana than mine fer only years growth.
BEULAH G. STEWART,
Batter Indls,s-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

Attend the summer normal at the
Grand Rapids Business college
a. =. PARISH, PROP
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

BLESS AM CHILDREN. s sssy T ns,s
as well as grown people. and they are
coming 10 know that the place to buy
them is at Corl, Knott a Coz, Nos- 20
and - North Division street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

p S-With every pair of g. so Shoes we will e
free of charge bottle of Professor Tells Corn
Remedy. Sure Cure for Corns