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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-09-14
SUMMONS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
County of Mobiles, s.
District Court, Thirteenth Judicial District.
Nellie Small, Plaintiff,


Alfred Small, DCfCndent.
The State Of Minnesota to the above named
Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to-
answer the complaint of the plaintiff in the
above entitled action, which co mplaint has been
filed in the office of the clerk OF said District
Court, at the village Of Worthington, County of
copy Of your answer to said complaint on the
subscriber: at his office in the village of
Heron Lake, in the County of Jackson, and
service of this summons upon you. exclusive OF
the day Of such service; and If you fail to an
sWer the said complaint within the time afore-
sad the plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief dem andcd in said COM
plainf.
Dated September 10Th 1893.
i. F. HAMMERS, Plaintiffs Attorney
5-7t Heron Lake Minnesota.
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aeRrvALAND DEpARTuREorrRA1Ns

lioAeo. ST. PAUL. M1sssA.oe1as ! OxAHA, RY.
ma no. iPAssEnoER.
aolnE West
ssSeaye Minneepolis at tao p m.
1--we WofsAan1tOn &C 2:3l M
IssssAef14o At Sioux City sc 5: 80 M.
aoIHo W1sf NO. } PAssBNeBB
- INACCESSIBLE at 1900 m.
MAt1lveat WoftAlaGtoA at z:N p m.
ssaA tf1ye d NOOK CITY at 30 m.
.oOING nAsr-No.: 2 PAssEsaA
\ Leave 1aeux City at $3.50 p m.
Leave Worthington 1914 a. n.
81 Arrive at Hinneap0. at -. $40 m.
5ooIHa sAsr-No. PASSENGER.
y Arrive at Sioux City -. 500 . m.
Arrive az Worthington at 1927 m.
/ Afrtveat Minneapolis at 6:45 m.
II ACCoA dODATION.
81 Gong East ~ -
seaycs Warrington At 1928 m.
81 Going West
q Leaves WOrthingtOR 1T 1866 m
SIOUX FALLS LINE.
GOING EAs1-PAssENGER no. 20.
Leaves Sioux Falls at 80 500 m
sAfrivesat WOrthington ut n:O5 m.
GONG wEsr-PAssHNaER NO. 10.
Z Leaves W0rthington at 2:42 p m.
Arrive at Sioux Falls $50 p. M
ACCOMMODATION.
Wes.-Leaye 500 a. nj. and IL 10 p. m.
b East-Arrive 1880 q. m. and 2:O6 p. m.
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Skipper Cigars, SC.

TO prevent the hardening of the sub
cutaneous tissues of the scalp and the
obliteration of the hair follicles, which
cause badness, use Halls Hair Re-
newer.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-09-14

mduo Cuo ali rug WILL ucAIi"cuV anu
music. Proceeds for the benefit of the
Presbyterian church.
To rise in the morning with a bad
taste in the mouth and no appetite,
indicates to that the stomach needs
strengthening. For this purpose, there
is nothing BETTER than an occasional
dose of Ayers Pills taken at bed time.
Mr.. I. B. Newktrk is adding another
story to his dwelling house, and other
wise charging it. While this work is
being done the household work is be-
ing carried on in an army tent. Com
rade Newkirk is used to tent life, and
is teaching his family how to get along
in that sort of shelter. The house will
be quite commodious when completed.
In all that goes to strengthen and
build up the system weakened by dis
ease and pain, Ayers Sarsaparilla is
the superior medicine. 1t neutralizes
the poisons left in the system after
diphtheria and scarlet fever, and re-
stores the debilitated patient to perfect
health and vigor.
DIR. Curran was called in haste to
Mr.. Whitney's to see Ned Stonecipher
and Lee Leonard who were taken sud
denly sick in the field. The young
men were haying and drank a good
deal of water. About six O'Clock they
came home in great pain. The doctor
was not long in relieving the sufferers,
who are on fair way to recover.
Mrs. Regal, nee Miss Ruth Cum
mings, formerly of Worthington, died
at Sioux Falls last week. About a
year ago she left here happy bride
amid the congratulations of host of
friends. Our sympathy is with the
bereaved husband and other mourning
friends.
The Swedish Lutheran church en-
joyed an ice cream social in the Court
House park on last Monday evening.
The Swedish band played some of its
choice selections and good sum was
realized for the benefit of the church.
The "Northville Critic" is the title
of q new paper just received at this
office. Its place of business is North
vile, s. D., a village of bright pros
poets and generous expectations, edited
by j. g. Ramharter. The Critic thus
describes the town, what it has and
what it desires to have, as follows
"Northville, has a population of be.
tween three and four hundred-beau'
tifully located in the best agricultural
country in northern South Dakota. on
the c. & N. w. r. r. sixty miles north
If Huron. It is twenty miles to Red
field, and twenty-five miles to Aber.
deem, leaving q large, settled country
tributary to Worthwhile. The farmers
are thrifty and energetic class and
are in fairly we'll to do circumstances
Worthwhile has two churches; two Of
the largest general stores in this part
of the state; two hardware stores; one
hardware and grocery store; one i'm
plement house; one confectionery fruit
store. and billiard hall; one butcher
shop; one fruit and confectionery and
restaurant; one barber shop; one hotel
one shoe shop; one blacksmith shop
two livery barns; and five elevators,
Work on 100 barrel Touring mill
has commenced. Worthwhile wants
and will support, q bank, harness shop
and any and every other enterprise
that may decide to locate among US.
For further Information address your
correspondence to the Critic.
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A pleasant time was had at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. LawtOn
last Friday evening, at the water melon
social. The yard was beautifully light
ed and crowded with young people who
made the air ring with merriment and
music. Proceeds for the benefit of the
Presbyterian church.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
NEPTUNE BY THE SEA
He Nouns the DETECTION Of the
DesOsees at eddy Newport
SOME SCENES IN the SURF
samsn~s Gsfi - f&-~~ NsasscAt Than ~
Yore wuh Her Cascades asd
Lace fioancs- aai her hAx

In shs city by the sea old Neptune
NESTS his rival and her name u
Fzxhioa.
By The "a aat a the sra y the
old to~n- u steep and aaFrow streets.
almost the narr0~e-, ia America. slope
down between wcatherboardes aud
Standardization old hous~s % Thames
street aud the dock. There. sheltered
- IRE odd fort ant the long mole ne
the ilns 81 fee, Of yachts Ia America.
rner THAI any othsr In the world ex-
cspt al Cowes in regatta week The
drives are by ths SEA You ran take
tke long drive" - Rrcnton's Rect
or The short drive hy the Forty
stepa- Of 81 east past Purgasory 70
Paradis-. aEd again the ~ea yiittrrs
snd spsrxles la The distance n 4 IL
hal never wrecked ship or torn
hnshaad frola his bride
ii~uee the Yachting eirl she wears
blue ant white blae RpRn blue sailor
cap. Nhite anchors white braid. white
ya-cbt-elu5 device above h,-F vis,'r. The
rras.iy b,e.si p.iats hsr cheek with
frr,1 eha-t1. a. hsr husbands ~
brotbe-', ir s4ther's -tn keel- star-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

His instructive shrinking from any
thing like self praise inpelied him often
10 ascribc Ia accident the adoption of
some felieitous detail III Illustrative
action or variation al reading Once.
while We were rehearsipg Hamlet. hc
told me how be came 10 adopt the action
az swearing Horaiio and Marcellus upon
the cross IL his sword. One night. be
said. while kneeling during the Ghost 4
speech with his hands pressing rather
heavily upon the sword hilt. the poiut
sank into the stage ia that when he fell
prone 10 the exit ~ the Ghost Ia, sword
remained standing. When he camc to
the line.
Never make kaown wiia, y,u haye seen To-
night,
he turned 20 recover the sword. Seeing
il standing with the light shining upon
the cross. the words.
I'm cross ~ though IL bias, me-
came into his mind, and he grasped il
ly the blade and held out the cross for
his companions 10 swear on. IL WAS
this alertness al mind that distinguished
him. where another actor content with
tradition and welded 10 old Ways. would
have seized the sword 10y the hilt. as
usual. John Malone in the July Forum.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Over aruHsf the ignorant Intolerance
- many asn progressive clefgy uien re
sf.ertinc The siage there can be- set. now
anl tbou. !he sensible utteranccs -
.-olatsi ministers who have como To
view the theater from a rational human
and healthy standpoint
The latest oi these Indicators - "cca
sis asI ,pibinon sense IN the pulpit ~
the hcv Df Charles fluhrrr q Al
souls church. IN Grand Rapids. Mlchi
sao
Tie other DAY Or Fluhrer delivered a
.rtnieu on the suhjecf ~ Edwin Booth.
81 ps.il au eloquent trihaie 60 the nam.
and Dee Ills, intimately auslyze,i the art
- the actor Aiiog iher u was quite q
rem8f kabls anil instructive sermon
lim text aas frpn the tf-lk u job
and II was apt An interpreter. one
anrng thousand
ftr ulfsf drew a cinawrispu ie
foe.u Holfh AMI Talnsgs IL hold
hos Eooih hai paid has creditors La
nts GA ihe dollar and hos iainase.
flnt other acf0f ioi hia congregation
ia singiug The dokaiogs when le heard
Ih4t ffr creditors ~ hls church had
seress S. fats - eehfs an fhe dollar Ia
settlement 80 saeir eiaials
"a sn8ii u.ash s4stff r.uHsHi g.
'be ynsnF lie fostfitsi pfearhiaE ~ $50
rcfaf .si ilss fssni sael De- thsa list
~ tbe 4fcfuf lsi,efoae.s pastor
Nt fss Mirror
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
GRAND RAPIDS MICH ST NDAY MORNING. JULY 2 1888

be headed by Mrs John Drew and vii
include her younger son. sidney. aud
hlz wife sllo Mas Mis~ GLADYS Rankin;
Mr.. and Mrs Mckee Rankin kitty
Blsnchardl. Who are reunited. Miss
Fhs liis Beelkln a young ron II t.eofgle
Dres Barrymore and Charles f.rsn Yer
ner an Irish comedian, u ho IL especially
engaged fsa The role ~ SIR I.ueiur
o1figger 10 The Rivals Mr. Drew
a. IN her seventy -siath year. bssiag
been born IN England an January 10.
isis. HeT maisien name was LOUISA
Lane. She made her siehut as an az
trees al the Liverpool 1heatsr as Aglh
ia .IimouF the rartsg. Her fifsi az
pesranee IN America was al the Walnut
Street theater. Philadelphia. OF neplsin
Der n Isl. where she played the Duke
~ York 10 ijooth's ~Eiehanir In New
York City she MAS seen al the Bo~efy
theater IN the fnlloving March. She
married iienr, Hunt IA l>:s. Ten years
later she MAS married Ia Mr., Nosssp,
and July -. lsa. her marriage With
John preg took plaee ia Albany. Nsa
York. She was for many years the
lessec IL the Arch Street theater. Phsla
de!phia Not long agu Mrs. Drew played
her forty fourth annual engagement IA
Philaslelpllia. appearing as Mfs. Mala
prop in The Rivals
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

women are SO comfortable women.
I usear. whS are only wives" She
who j. absorbed N t.as ard concerts all
winter g. 50 much more herself and
therefore So much nicer when yon
catcis her in blouse aud sailor hat sit
tine on the racks with her children
watching them luthe PLAYING ball
with them. comforting them when ihc
SEA washes away their sand castles
erd assisting without irlovc~--thcrc
you have the highest ppint female dc-
vo'inu j. 81 Fnhic 81 reasiairv q build
rev ones ~ big a. that house over
there" There are advantaves you see
particularly when its hot anal intel
lectualiiy Is q burden. ia hrinr only
woman alsa not female exponent ~
iafiTilnaiisIn. such a. most ~ us ar
novrtaFs
flse ~ thr protest beach toilets
rotire,i This mornine far even the
for4cs'ir woman attends So her s rssHs
-~as hsnl- made Euca. facci with e
ari reliaw siii. and worn witi ranvc
bloe-e AMI a biz nanaula bat IL was
q c,.oi drss ara IN irfom nl i~r~.. a-iti
that briuks E.c o. tie remarg THAT
blouse xorfhip ia its fil fcrvor cpa-
tirucs.
Ia at forms shapes and sizes ;hc
blouse trrarni1ss over women. Tie
crsf s-ustr s..r,. which l. the poorest
s.irf tuf a. women now are. the mp-t
esofcl hl.nsss IS that - the stout
woman n sou iiavs he.h Yen should
wear. an : pieae, roa blou~, with.
ouf 5raisi and with the fuilress
tr1arat into a ~ area bolt two inches
lower down trcor'i'ou pisite'i hlpose~
arr cunrfon. bat not Is mT taste. ex-
cent an ~ exceptional romsn
Let me cen yra II fausors rrcep
tioa gown sshisb have seen rh.aa
seefrs - comprum1e. - bird OH snd
nee ritsies together iu q spirit - &C.,
e0nif,l, .!afiou Worr ~ a slender
bruno base hair sVrs woru with q
spanish eject che gowns siHpie iaes
.. epfaate.i her fns ~,asurr The r.se-
piuk s.stiu shfr- was sligitis fuu q
broad band - ;he same material.
plated ss the si.le@. plain in frani.
sweeping af.asit 81 below fhe sHee
level Bows - re sfniue "a s+efae nfris
a-eeassssife.l 49, Houacss Hrf'rl fhn
iraa fraa eserf sfui'e r'aip % 'he
bern atoli fnc compF rias oae
a,a-.re instead - thres 90 fer HeT
saeaiier fsps RACED err ft.te the eYsa
.tssase. - n asrker eins sele-ed ua-
tsrNd rsriff alien afass t* tasf
we hs.ff - ta~ WAIST sfis - pnge'l
rvs sleeves terrnfaatlng e gathered
~ lfel sits earross iate we've ~
fias .f-fssf wlta carrier shif Fl.
bfh erer f3s trs,Hsifi.sf nfharfF -
abrupt tnfan = delicate s.stff - 49,
heaVef sfisfs atoaf the sa1eiaere
T,s~ raelt ~as sfsaIatts istt eat
thesifse ssel 5 ar shta the ess.ls e
khoss lfrf ssi4sf
I-... ll---...
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

where No place in Amsrics has had
such s2rtei. - tlllss The saesr~
tainty II der eonsing AID the brexity II
her stas gave h~r, perhaps. - sss New.
port Of - bs.t. Newport lakily passs-
Ing is owa sadoisnt way fhefe was.
howevss. a gown pruparesi for one Who
would welcome her history. n it
t.,ok natr ~ such things wosid have
- fecort that IL bad never a chance
o. win tas rsyal favor hicA IL
lastEated we'll tha Summers deals.
A aim az lace is was. a eobeeb
that dFapssl her from white. cleaning
shoulders a. daintiiy-slipperra heel
No alscyrs belonged ~ II sleeves ln
late June ara q superiority ba, wav-
ing fragment II lace. friuge ar baa-
nsrut torn from the web, futtercd
and friliei about her shoulders More
bannerets. wide ones. white ones. fall
and aa,intiiy puekered ones hoated
at-,us der skirts. tangling themselves
A. she walked with the white clovvrs
and her whittier slippers on the lava
White ribeons tis~i her waist aud a
white bow was in her hair.
isnt this year the ar~ssm.akers Who
have rvputations a. guard aren't max
ia; auy fan gowns. styles. they say. arr
changing fas, aud arr going - change
faster. Before autumn. they prcsli,t,
Developments viii be - radical that a,
gcvr three months old nigh, almost ~,
jalge.i 10 have come down from the
paiep1ote p~ricd- Bn'. pcrhaps, the
drcssEaaAerS esaggrrate. The present
seems always "a the present To he a
transition period. hat there's an innate
conservatism ia women that slows
down the engine Of prc.-rs.ss and keeps
Il. sometimes wisely. sometimes most
unfortunately. a, freight instead Of At
express sD-utl
rs a sfo.l thing - zee the women
ou TIE teaeh, there al ~ them ssho
ere narr.ca arc vpiicme~ OF domestic
itv ana stsnen,N rr-ti9L Domestic
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

gers through The spume 80 the weicorn-
ing waves Even on the deck Of the
steam yachts and fhry count then,
here ~ the dfties. the summer girl j.
= pictnre II health. vigor. rounded
limb aud kindiinz eve ~ night a;
the balls and dinners. NJ 80 frequent
here a. one might suppose. for We ar.
a quiet community after all. the tine
p D. vas tn evidence in sil<cn sheen Of
trailing rohss Bat the sea ruled
Israel 3. seeking after new gods 4
releiiieus generation. ever seeking
new taiars. hos placed upon the ped
setal fnr admiration deiica's
creature whom salt water would
spoil. clad al IN autierinr. films
tsse her fs,uncea and furf,sved
Faru alnrfer IN Circumference az ths
Fraarai less ample az THE waist he
fst Is .r . arilaust affair that Ncp-
fun~s w.fd uuaid tear away n sss
ZEN fsef rs f~oi.c fanng >he walk
a lsfie ride. much lounges On the
broad shaded vrrandas most 81 ali
~ roas tsos n-st. ia tne nssne ~ sim
eerite for .raQaet AMI Lydia i-aaguiss
Bowels.
ftn ERE sirapIes ont-of-acor dress
tefars ere Inference 81 tbe times n
reiandspg ~ kirt ana fullncs~ -
trimming Tio h notable ia q stuff
drcss { saw fLe other asV. rather too
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

keeping a smoiSy watch over the
many small buildings belonging 90 the
works and forever looking out over the
blue waters of the lake. IL reminds
one of a grimy old fisherman perpet-
lly on the lookout and consoling
himself meanwhile with his whirls of
smoke.
And well may he keep vigiiant
guard. for many thousands of future
dollars. both silver ard gold. are being
tried out beneath his watchful care
aud coming To- the light of day clothed
for the first time in unalloyed purity:
although they must go on later To
Uncle Sans property. the mint. u
receive their eagle crests and crowns
of liberty.
But here are To Toe seen the various
processes for taking the smelted ores
through the preparations necessary
20 separate them one from another and
rcnder them pure metals.
First. the kindly and accommodating
MANAGER viii take us into the assay
ing room. Hero lac shows us the proc
esq of cupeilation.
Ranged on table near the wide
windows are rows of little cups or
cupclls. made of white bone ash.
They arc filed nearly Ia the top with
what appears To be baked earth. and
one : thoughts travel quickly backward
to the intricacics of mud-pie making.
But on close examination we see a
small drop Of glisteuiEg metal I'M the
sagging center of our mud pie; we
noticc. too. that the outside of the cup
is stained part way down-a vellovsish-
brown color. These cupells contain
the original ore and they have been
baked at high temperature, the
porous material of which the cups ar
composed has absorbed the dirt an
foreign substance while the pure
metal has melted into the one little
drop in the center These are elab-
orately trimmed mud pies surely
Here are a,Sayed the bars -. bnllion.
each weighing 100 pounds. and 49, bars
mixing car load. Four holes az
clipped out Of each Tar 1T different
point, and the disks of bullion are
aSsayed with great care ia ascertain
the exact amount of pure metal ina
them Further on in the den OF the
chemist for the works-rho i'm this
instance l. deaf mute we are
shown the small strips II gold and sill
yer that result. The silver alloy has
been eliminated with acid leaving the
gold with only IL .0oo of irnpuri'y In it,
composition.
After watching with great interest
the weighing Of single hair by the
very delicate little scales in the glass
ease. we are ushcred out into the windy
COURTYARD. across the witch tracks aud
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

l,soad a sc,9,e a. dpes the ST. Cecilia
society Of Grand i>al!.is. may VII teei
proud
The club Mss tie oni, ore that ne
ported building erected ar In process
~ construction to b. used exclusively -
a music hall
stndrnt Ncmi.-ret.in Idea Asiopsrd-
Ii was also the only cinh that r. ported
a student membership. The idea wa=
Al once adopted bs the other elut,s. Ia
accordance with suggestion made hy
Mrs Uhl m her cinb hi~tors address the
plan ~ holding fiiss.g CONVENTIONS On
stated o,essions eas -loptea
On Saturday moFfAar the president =
the ~. Cecilia society II asrand kapiis
introduced before the convention the
resolutions that aere adopted. thanking
Mfs. Theodore Ihonsas Tor the coucep
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

brought lions and tigers and all the
other memi.ers IL the feline family into
complete euhleclion aud made them
perform al the feats possible To- four
fooi..d beast Lnder his masterful con
irol they IRE made To appcar "a docile
aud a. lractahie as the most famillar III
the domestic animals. such a. the horse.
the COW the goat, the dog and the house
eat. lie returned from Europe last
year under contract with the Adam
forepaugh shows. and was placed
Ia charge al the menagefie II that
vast institution. Ii rs such a we'll known
fact that the collection of wild animals
With these shows is 80 very much the
largest and most complete In America.
that the opportunities presented TO HIM
were practically illiinitahle. When the
shows appear here tomorrow Mr.. Arm
strong viii he seen ia performances with
Wild animals that simply defy dercrip
ton. and the mere teiingof ihcm would
surpass belief. But 1t is "a certainty
thar NO man can afford 10 miss seeing
the greatest exhibition of trained wild
animals ever in existence. especially
when they can he seen together with
these great shows and all they embrace.
II seems that Manager j. J. Nct'addon.
inspired. doubles. 10 - degree lay youth
ful enthusiasm. has made the shows So
much larger and more expensive than
they have ever ieen before. that the old
conservative managers. who are unac-
cusfnmed 10 even dreaming of such
enormous magnitude. are predicting
that IL will not be possible FOR the Adan
torepaugh shows 10 he profitable and
that another season Will SEE them
brought back somewhat nearer t. their
dimensions 81 last aud other previous
years.
i Is said that Manager McCaddcn
simply smiles confidently when he hears
ol this and states that be - willing To
take his chances. that as soon rs the
American people learn how big the
shows really are. they viii turn ont IA
such nunbsrs as to make them not only
pfofiiahlc. tut more 50 than they have
ever been hcfo9c. lie is pra IS right.
forcraughs parade will Start from
show grounds promptly a. "'eiock
a. ru coming mp Waterloo h. last Ful
ton. east So Fulton o. ionia. north on
loaia r. Crcscrnt west an tgcEceut IL
Ottawa. north on Diiawatp hast Dfidge
west ou Fridge To- Canal south on Canal
a. Monroe east on Monroe 90 Division
eoH'i CA Division to oakes. west on
Dlkrs 90 sioN grounds again.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
HONOR THAT is DUE
Chicago Pays a Tribute to the
Ability and Skill
OF THE ST. CECILIA SOCIETY
Cossplimcnss-i bs The Trsssns- Pro-
gran is~nderv<s ~ sis@' Grand Hap
tds Ms~scAans ttu~ssiy.

Grand Rapids people have always
special pride IN ~Aaseser pertains = Tie
ydssneeaseft and fs-s xnitson ~ the 81
Cecilia society. AID Ito public Viii he
splessed O. know thEf "A ffse >.tiobAi
consention ~ womtn's Atnrsear MI
steal clubs reesntl, held ia Music hall
ceivea fan rroasaisloa and honor.
Thirty sls clubs sefe represented The
Chicago Iriisane. in ussusucAt.zls ou the
program given by the siah ga he snorn
iEg ~ june - sssr: -Ans ciiy that
claims a musical society pos.ess-e1 q 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

vet removed frum Neptune n sim
riietv Ru- IS he~ much create ~
fsslce renlnved IS comparison Ys-vis
srt.rn 81 asiiesf. psie hisnde. Aras
tesesF .eruse1 81 "a fh. miiiiners sissl
p tse~ sa,i .rialllne whieh She wese
tar fflrt fria rsreea Nspfrnss itisa =
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