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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-11-30
SHALL WOMEN SMOKE?
This is the Question Now Agitatins
Feminine Circles in London.

Washington Evening Star:-An
American woman writes to the Euro
Pcan edition of the New York Herald
on the subject of the habit Of smoking
among women as follows:
ITO smoke or not to smoke-that
seems the question now most talked
about in feminine circles. The October
number Of one of the English maya
zines has two very interesting articles
on the subject, for and against, the
writer's being Lady Colin, Campbell
and Mrs. Lynn Linton. Lady Colin
advocated the use of the weed in
way that is most tempting, while Mrs.
Linton calls the practice unwomanly'
and breads its adoption. Without eX-
pressing an opinion either way, I can
not deny that it is becoming quite a
common thing for women in this coun
try to smoke. Statistics say that this
year the consumption of tobacco has
increased 1,1OO,OO7 pounds. Is this OH
account of its demands by the ladies?
The first time my attention was call
ed to the fact that women We're begin
at very smart house. There were
half a dozen beautiful young women
present, all married. When the party
were assembled in the drawing room
coffee and cigarettes were passed
around. | was the only person who re-
fused the latter, and I was evidently
considered a Goth. l must confess that
T CrI.l ot oI,
ing out smoke as the owner lOlled back
in her chair in a regular smokers at
htude l did not think it added to her
attractions in my eyes.
And surely the smell of stale smoke,
odiouS in man, cannot be less so in
a woman. The husbands, on Tejoining
us, seemed to look upon the scene as a
matter of course. / wondered if this
habit was practlced before marriage,
or was it adopted as a soother to the
nerves, ir1itated by the jars of the
married state?
L have often wondered why men
went through so much discomfort as
to acquire a habit which some doctors
maintain is a pernicfous one-some
indeed, go SO far as to say that smok
ing is the cause of cancer of the
mOuth-but now that women persevere
in overcoming the terrible nausea
which ATTENDS first smoke I cannot
help believing there must be compen-
Sations worth having. Let me add that
eSpectable-l0oking girls may be seen
coming out of tobacco shops with
lighted cigarettes in their mouths.
Also at the Earl's Court Exhibition, and
even at the Imperial Institute grounds,
ladies enjoy the weed in public
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-11-30
FEUD COST TWO LIVES.

Paris, Texas, Nov. 25.-Late last
desperate fight at Durant, l. r., in
which two lives are said to have been
lost. Dispatches say that Tandy Fol
som engaged in a duel with Will
Durant and killed him. Bud Durant,
a brother of Will, drew a revolver
and killed Folsom The trouble was
due to an old feud between the two
families. Some weeks ago Folsom,
now deceased, shot and killed Key
Durant in a fight at Caddo. This led
up to the desperate battle yesterday
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-11-30
DENOUNCED, AS IT SHOULD BE.
fragrant SoleciSm of Which Unnamed
London SwellS Are Guilty.

The wearing of the business shirt
is becoming more generally the vogue,
says the Clothier and FurniSher, and
Is continued on from the spring and
summer is a greater prevalence at the
present time. The colOred stiff bosomed
shirt, with attached cuffs of the same
material and detached white standing
coFar-which is an American innova-
tion-haS been taken UP by the Lon
don and Partisan SWellS. and really
amounts, in THESE foreign capitals, to
q palpable fashionable craze. 1t was
Worn properly with the single breasted
and double-breasted sack suitings, or
the cutaway suitings. which are in
dark dull finish materials, in keeping
with the conservatism of the times.
The cOlOring on the shirt frOnt-seen
through the lapelS and at the wrists,
and the lquelling snlsrtne1S of the
white cOllar-impart a relishable zest
to the somberness of the every day
business-like ensemble.
A few of the ultra London sweals,
possessed of more love of finery than
of sound Judgment in the fashions,
have taken to wearing the business
shirt with the long-tailed double
breasted AMI cutaway frocks of semi
formal attire. This breach of good
form; this attempted application of two
separate, not say distinctly different
phases, in the apparel code, is, further
more, stigmatized by the wearing of
the tall silk hat. The blending of the
most distinguished tile piece in the
calendar of mems belongings with q
positive feature of everyday routine
garb, is a preparation of one of the
most fragrant sOleciSmS against the
recognized amenities of mems dress.
Should this abortive innovation find
followers it would simply tend, in a
short period of time to the relegation
of this now aptly worn article to the
long list of the "has beens.'
Happily, the rigtht-minded London
gentry have cried down the diverting
of tho business shirt to an utterly I'M
congeniaE and absolutely reprehensible
channel, and the fad of the Anticipated
fnstigators will be- short-Iived.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-11-30
SHORT LIES FOR SHORT MEM
DRIES.

The edrnted hog of F. G. Tooker. of
B!adin. Neb., gruntS in four languages.
Lightning recently melted the lead
frames out of the windows of Mr..
Harris residence in Rochester.
The Old Simpson house in Winslow,
Me. has been struck twice by light
ming at intervals of fifteen years.
Mrs. Samuel Sapp. of Smyrna. Neb.,
was recently killed by lightning while
in bed. Her baby Ivy by her side I'M
injured.
\ hungry COW in DoylestC WI devour-
ed twenty -four pounds of putty be-
longing to painters working upon l. NJ
james residence.
A hen owned by Il North Adams,
Mass. farmer is accused of laying eggs
that contain another perfectly formed
egg with Il she'll
In Italy q whole party of hlrveSters
was once struck by lightning and left
like statues, each in the attitude he
Last wore. One was drinking from n
jug.
Mrs. o. Z. Payne, of GAINESVILLE, Ga,
killed thirteen rattlesnakes in the lot
around her home with a piece of fence
rail 4 few days ago. They averaged
about two feet in length each.
A remarkable friendship exists be
tween a bantam rooster and a cat in
Washington county, Pennsylvania. A
favorite trick Of the bantam is to get
ON puSsy'S back and crow. The cat
appears not to mind it.
w. n. Hartman, Of TenniLee, has a
number Of pets, among which is i
domesticated crane or storl. This
crane acts in the capacity Of watch.
| dog and never fails to give notice OF
the approach of d Stranger-man OF
animal-and if anybody enters the
yard is sure to meet him before he car
reach the house.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-11-30
ENGLISH FARMERS MARKETING.

Corn Trade News-A good deal is be-
ing written about English farmers
holding back supplies of the 1895 crop,
but it does not appear that such is
really the case. The deliveries are
smaller than in the corresponding
period the previous season, but not
more 50 than was to be expected from
the acknowledged deficiency in this
years yield. Since the commencement
Of the season. l. weeks have elapsen,
and the total quantity of English wheat
supposed to have been delivered
amounts to 1,253,OO0 qrs compared
with 1,512,0OO qrs last season in the
same time, or equauing for the whole
season 100000 QrS compared with
actual deliveries of 100000 ops in
1928. 100000 qrs in 1892 and
100000 qrS in 1S9O-91. AS it Is
generally estimated the crop of 1898
will not afford much, if any, more than
about 100000 qrS for the mill, it
will be seen that the claim that farm
ers are holding back their wheat has
no foundation in fact, and that for the
remainder of the season there is 4
probability of about 100000 qrs Of
English wheat being all that miIlcrs
will secure each week until next Au-
gust, leaving void of 10000 qrs to
be filed weekly with imported wheat
or drafts from present warehouse re-
serves. which are undoubtedly LIBERAL
even considering the low level of
prices, and could easily furnish $4,000
qrS per week for 40 weeks and yet
leave 100000 at the ports nine months
hence.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-11-30

who only wanted to die peacefully at
home with wife and children, and who,
knowing that death was inevitable,
struck heroically to their posts. On
and on, till the blaze of the confia gra-
ton. the roar of the flames. seemed
to be left behind. But not the dull
thunder of the cannonade, the sharp
crack of pistol-shots. Carnage was
audible on every side.
To be continued.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-11-30
CLEARINGS.

New York, Nov 24.-Bank clearings
in the principal cities in the
United States, as compiled by
Bradstreet for the week end
ing Nov. %, were 1857, 775,O35, a de
crease Of 1873 per cent. as compared
with the corresponding week last
year
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-11-30

w. S. Culbertson of New Albany,
Ind, who died in May, 1892, attached
to his will a codicil by which his
daughter Blanche was to be practically
disinherited should she marry Leigh
French of Minneapolis. The young
people married, and suit to set aside
the cOdicil has now been compromised
on payment of S25O,OOO in cash and
S350, 600 to be held in trust for Mrs.
French the income to be paid her every
three months.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-11-30

There is a difference of 81 100000 in
the reports made by the Cleveland ma
currency and to the Ohio state audit
or. This is explained by the fact that
the banks are taxed on the figures sent
to the state officials
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-11-30
SCHAEFER WINS IT
The GREAT BILLIARD MATCH
IS ENDED.
FINISHING SPURTS
By THE WIZARD.

A Great Surprise to the Ives Men
and Everybody ElSe-IveS Starts
the Nights Play With sos Points
Advantage But Loses Them and
Fifty-fiye More.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-11-30

IT'S strange, murmured Figg.
when the man who had passed, raised
after he had opened the Jackpot.
g IT'S passing strange. Truth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
Notice to stockholders.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Grand Rapids * Indiana Railroad con-
pany viii b. he q in the general once IN the
city - Grand Rapid. Mich. on "Wednesday.
fion OF thirteen directors IN serve Tor the on
suing year and for the transaction OF such
efhrr business as may be presented st tae
meeting. /. A. G0RHAM. Secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

- f.sas fhn~e - .see'snf ID tteneftiea
80 ft- ~ see y arf I. - q ~ ieffes ths
entrs - ee& f1eet siF~rt roeff 81 Fittsrsrx
49, Eastth. ~ Il q ~ - ftfFsstd. a.
a kassss tsfs fs~t tFrtt
"a ~ frsil. klfs at. - Nsnrsez
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

r<-..,,. lar. 4-wnsAr. No. red. cash.
-se. Slsy. = - lss. -ulE..;s % seine ~hiir'
an IA easn ite.
Ne. cash. ~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

fr.c.so r<.ox ssnss fssps Jsa.
Cafli-- Rsc<fftx llfes eassss senme.
~ = steers $3.50 es~s saa 's'.> 49,
,-s. R.c~lpts ss.ops Arm heavy - -
T'aixsd 4sa mssinm. 80 70 49, h<as
> n - .R.~-lsts ftoc; vesks poor %
r.. - 80 - IS. i.znos. POOR - PRIME
- IL "a :,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

vers. uEszes BATTER. - 70 &c; potatoes y
L. s.. t>a..s. bad pleked. $40. honey. i-,ss
ts.r. frriy iegfuse. DC Per ID nr4o lettv...
1fe. rsrs~x - ds1 tuncness Traps - =,
80 ~. eaata&es. 81 g. &c do bfcts ? g sus
rusfa bs1a. G4xe II. apes. 20 tn &C ou'
ssrross - a. sets eeleTy. - 10 &c dezs er.c-
- : ,4stsrA ; 70 &C dox bunchess pars
as - 20 ~c per tlsosi; ptepszAt. isc
-. "a. shes sac n tat
sth~ar esl art nsw. eee. eern. rev. <ci
sfa t,c. oats 1srs rye. s6e. tar ~. sLtN.
ffcur 1a4 fre1-NiiT vaife. W. pssrat.
A - s.er rxss tack raent rour. - PEI sNts
com neal fl1.t. Ter ton iced. 800 yer .ol !,
ttinrs - a. per teHf bras - p yer bo4'
49, 4 f-sf GOA. sfreeasnks. 81 PEI tor.
~ .,oi- \ ashed. 20 fef anwsshed, 80
Tav-W xsif e - 49,. t.inotny. seSaA.
-frar-f 500 . 81 .<
w.o.s- ~ Ia. besea and mapie. t1--A -
u~sf s1sr, p1Fg. % ie, fresh perk ieins. -
~ .resa rsrk shaliarrs. tass@lle. meiton'
"a Z. .xrlng Arab isfses Nis.l nc aus -
- -, ssrkevs. ~, 10 itc; geese. LIS
.4r.or e4iekeu. Eifcs Yeats s'ae. en@t~r
lee. aalrr. ls,ssfic. creamery sets<riHs. -"
hides sa1 T.ios-ssseen. 80 80 steer.
e.. il. ff cured hides. - - 20 cal
sEfa< rre~a 81 eat skias cured c'fc "a
leas r'eaa &c. rendered. .>4cs pclss- % x
shear -. ~ nnd .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
MICHI6AyCENTRaI.


T177T- T7TTFTF % 77TFT'- I-TTF-
Is4fnE enrt Aoe, - I.
@Splea as 20 f'srafr en6 sftHffc er-
- 49, ~ I'd frerr - fs.f Pare FaFs rtn
"a t~sias iestlne s+rana fnrss - = e.
sn4 taat4ra Irfrssa - go = ~. fFfts ~ -
lsrssf FtsIl.i< ~ r ~ uir11 <rntreffrEr
,nses ~ lis7..3lf rlth ~ ffrneHf "a - ~kkf
cfFf IT, ~ lEan trufrnl f<He-Hf teH<os
@eafhFrr 81 Is e11
G W. Rresiis = z. ]. fhtTsse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

w.tsr ~sir~ an. Ii5e. SO. heAdii<ht. isP.
a. II wstsr = Alts. Old trsk sfsr. 9ssi Eocean.
- =. sa-s.-s .fass sasoi a~ ~. &c
ltr.t.rir.t naDfat. s3 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
MISREPRESENTATION.

XyASTED--Ths names and addresses OF en-
ranent vork. We give exclusive territory.
We guarantee good workers 81 week. We
furnish eface, furniture. delivery team. ana
nswspspef advertising. Our article IS mono
OF everybody. Full particulars BY mall. Litho.
grsphs Pamphlets, etc, tree upon receipt o.
,osiage. Address koAL-SfAk to-.-Dspart
merit 20. us. Boston. Mass. le-o-s mos
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

prT0RE BORROWING MONEY. call and xet
ID nsy rates abort time innnS on aay .efm
Il good Sseurts. Loans naee ~ iew 81 fHsss
Prank A. Werner. 80 Michigan Trust tom
pany eullainz. eo.ner Pearl sad Ottawa
Phone lin. asu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

cS 10 ti5 per day NJ home. selling Lightning
~ Platter and plating 5ewclry. Watches
tableware. etc. Plates the finest OF Jc"ely
good "a new. on AL kinds 81 metal Win go9.
s,ive- or ffcsel No experience. No capital
Fve~v house has goods needing piatln< ~
h. Delno. Columbus. O.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
TRANCE nEDrUx.

ne Al perxoas cssliag u my Residence |
Nil give ofe fssdirg fcs. loi Que wees
en,x recommending January -. Afae. X X.
Ehst.s. IS south D!sisson street. corner OF
Fair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
AssIGNEE'S SALE.

The stock OF furniture recently owned by
De Leruw ond Van recovering viii be sold At
puhlis safe at the store formerly occupied rs
them. to-wt; q snt - uranayile avenue. IN
the civ Of ssfand Rsplds on the eth days OF
Ianuary. 1885. ut 10 o 'clock ia the forenoon.
u. h. t0RBlTr. Assignee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

f,sha4es aaa-0c Exr dozs caion<. slhs
r.,r hhi- lrnsas. ~ and 80. $50 st.s
err,ies< A. 49,; s~~et potatoes. 80. 49,.
80 = ID 81 tanehs slsser. mo1iurl, 81 -
-. seara rncfh. = W - Ter tus tilotlf
49,. = $50 nsitst. Size - Ter be-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
FIGURES OF TRADE

- -. taa. A..-Aaass e. 81 b&s BE.
<.s.- r.sx ~ 1ea = re< esss ~ -
80 :, - sal ss@ c.es's< sEsssk -
49, r.1<, 49, - 49,
- pfsss1<ess ief arg s4f<s - -. - = =
<.hra4s sess4s - - eifoc-t .Az4r'e. - -
= s'.,sl.l ls'-e fes<h sgssssA - esef So.
-. Haz.4ls xeFa aiex - fAe eSfty s-~.t-
81 1ia &gsssaea Astksss p. $3.50 So 49,
49, - Sa-ar fi.4 4<sI<< aaa k4e.a- -. -
&c - - ptaetsz so - - - - rr.nr.t
.-...,f. - fr4la les. aiHl4 est 1ftt * II
s.,~s~sl "a ft. 49, IS = ;. go : = - =,
49, -ssa aees..sf aas ~ eftss = "a, "a,
49, ess I. seat s4l45sf - stete.-t - t<ss
40 - 81 s..s is''.a = = 49, = - ...r'ss
- ..n1.Ir,. ~ tssasezs esit sis~ss sftf<ss
/. - IS sra als - e@e4 - an af@spt -
aIas4 . nntas s1a frtr%.s =. 80 -
zn& 4 ssl.lefs en- = 70 - 7 ne =. - -
ns1sa sEasks tssss sx-rs<sfsl sia.ssa 'nAss~
caseaxo Gran
fasc.so. Jsa. xE.-tas sss.s sr-s y 80 al
a. ar.Fis ~ - tekfisn tnAf@rtrs ~.
sees sic n2rkst re-ehea - isf ~ =
,a3a.ra - strss rosk aottanh Al - ~
frase saesrs,s a IA fersnt 4kaas ssf y.
a. 80. 90 All s ~ az ssa e,es- "a rss bss-es
tfasly asa tasFn ess <,.s1 h1Si9s s@tF.ss- -
- h,r fa~ 4a.s fsi4ae eaH,s< la - =
4,I1fs sfrsax aAH - biseef The era -
"a. r@fazsr. 80 ia. tlssr> bsia< eax .Ass y
tas bs1assa ffas~.. tia. a. pric~s - -
en..ase ia these q Iass a.sn~ 49, -
sgoalrl - the lmDraseA tess n ~nss. - - -
Tfslr oat "a ~ 49, tsn sel q - -
hAsasr. 49, proanets srre str.e< "a ~, =
fask xasaea t3'.e. sd i-,s> sd N's =
wAsss-J.aaar1. rz.es nss 49,. 5s''
esss-JaasarY. sssss EessaaFr. si'se' MAJ
6sss-jasars' as.ss fsssuaaFy. 81 NAY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27


wfru rails. ti.e1 rAfsss st-el st. - ratesi
ssss ~. r4leiak sp~r. " q y Ger roils
49, ssr-seiNl zee strf-No 2. hefs.los !.
a 4rsfacl4ifaz H. frtt i<axtas. slii 49,
~ 81 fsel fat ssrfF sdd. fiensi t~e ieet, -
zen. fess - 10 "a iur rdIn< = frst. "
49,. I. a .fts.a.I 80 fe-t 81. Ne. I pine. ~
- 80 80. "a ~ Tor every r1ffftoaai ino
49, ,s.~ Z. f.~t. Ne. f4erfnE white rtFe.
a. Sc. 7acrta.. Ntltn zine. . -. ss"f.
-. - n. rfnr 80 <e- L. ese.~. So 80
- ~ @etuna I. a.. No. efit
-. se'~s 4 c~i4az a.. go NJ. sldirs.
49, - a.. -. q Eidl1E. . ~
- g slfieG o. Ne. q stlr 4. -. ! So
- ,..ss< 81 q ~ elem non boa. - -. -.
- -. se.r4. A. IA. c1nncn t'afsis.
- eee4tas s. Shgnxi~<-<tar. ls
.l...@ a 81 ~ ff,,sfsss ~ star star. ~
.-e-s - ~ ter fhe1sAtid3 Ne. Z nf>
4-.1 81. 80 = =, oer fhaexaats sound burt.
4 f-rtk.rssrt. rrn shfag - 81 pet fhoa-
- II 49, 49, ssh4ff. ptaa Lit No. IN -
.-.- - - - u "a. = az frai euii> 81.
u~. J.. Il. aoscnkrars
Hss removed hls ~nc~ tnf" m "i''-
..,.,,A a..tf.ft,r ra-uss "a and "a.
R-sson1 BeseAAai.s Pills ACT hke
Uaxc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
ensEDnApIDS EArlONaLBANk
GRAND pspIps MICH
ChPiTAl AND SURPLUS s601.000

yIWI% p. btfa pfssiftRt
IHtFNAe uoGfEf4, ~Pfsssieaa
EhA<k 81 HAklt, tsshlsf
joins l. bfNJAAfh. Asst. Cashier.
This tfnk Goes seneFei isaktnx ia aeet
sna sspef tlHlis s3iislts tks afeuHnis % ihai-
Ftduss baHas aud fssf9fatans q hessiis
Istrfssl sissst "a tti~ esft Atrf ~ De
fesit. ffsseisfs ief <nS lAit ~ ne wetia fnss
DlAIt 1Ntr.
tdeih y TIT fseues tieatfes.
ftas P1faae ilaaif IA NsfefN
sessSs flesssfnsa. fsssa tfsfs
ttefss ~ lsas Wa. H=f eattaei siteh
ttAf5r. Nat~lttns ee.ffea enspafa.
@sna 4. fss. ssf ue4tes
Sswe@ sac
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

established msaufzcfur NJ concern con-
n trfaplatlnx moving 10 Grand Rapids. de.
slre> 10 f0ym IA alliance Vita = thorough ana
competent business msn. who Will ihs y
frou ryr 20 TN Thousand dollars aud act rs
general manage OF the company. The article
Manufactured ~ inliy covered ~ patents. ana
Is used by every mil owner aud msnaisctnrcr
profits is assured. full particulars VIII DO
given upoa application. Address A. H. G..
this Office.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
KNIGHTS OF pyrulAs DIRECTORY.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.


GRAND RIVER LODGE Ma. "a. Y. L. A. n.
" Masonic hail. Lyon street ChRs. NJ Nor
ton. W. ~; l. A. Rodgers secretary.
TloRIc LODGE NO. 20 ?. A. M.-Doric
IL hall No. 81 West Bridge street DR.. j.
Albright. " 81; Louis Martin. secretary. So.
O.. Pearl street.
VALLEY CITY LODGE No. %. l.. 4 A: n.
Hal. No. aud 10 Lyon street John How
sen W NJ: George w. LzDosr. secretary. No.
- anal street
GRAND RAPIDS CHAPTER NO. :. r. A. VI.
" Masonic ball No. and ~ LYON street
Ed /. BourIDg. II. p. NO. lis North Union
street: george VI. LaBour. secretary. No Is
eanal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
tIrrRY cN eLEIaE-RlpE.

cPEtlAI RATES are offered by Radeilf 4
- Uolt for cAfldr-u's afternoon slesghridts
far one w~ek The nrsi conner gets their
largest sleigh Telephone 100 or 60 after
buslucss hours
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
ruR sALB-1IsclLLsagoU<

IrOR sALF-parts Of harness damaged ~
water. q sale three days only. Nanaen~
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MADISON AVE. lbs-suits for families; single
rooms for gentlemen; dine on parlor floor refer
MADISON AVE. 1867. near l2bth st-Haud:
some rooms; moderate terms hrst'ciass board
and attendance; references -------.-------
or without board. for gentlemen only good Mons
4rH AVE. lO2 Accommodated Working iade.
and gents With substantial board clean osds'
9TH AVE, 2l-Largs and small rooms to let.
with board; permanent or transient.
9TH ST., SO EAsT-Ro with board, lade,
IRA sr., 22l EAsT-Nswly. furnished single and
double rooms. with board; German American
18th st, 223, 226 Asst Neatly Furnished large
ana small rooms with board at moderate priees
i9TM sri Ei,s i Ss.rd
let, with board table board. -
nth ST, al EAST. stuy,s..nt Park Neatly
furnished room, with good board small iam''!'
references exchanged.
10TH ST.. 2aU EAST-Nicely furnished rooms
single or double, with board. ..-
2IsT ST, ~ EAsT-Lsrx. ana small rooms en-
IN snt; prices reasonable. ..-.--
2lsT ST, l.s EAST Srams.sy p,rs, st
nri,.:, p ssns.0 Dark taG a.orses MO"
DIST ST., 80 EAsT-Handsomelyf Furnished rooms
with board; visitors to CITY accommodated rel
erences. --.------------
olsT ST. 81 EAST-Large and small roou,s. with
board; families and gsntlemeni references e.
2i Tons for fsmiiy and bscSs ors; dinIns parlor;
mod crate prices tabls boardors; references.
22D ST.. lls EAsr-Newly opened house: ell
.r. %IF s:ss So:la ~ c .spsros s.ns
33D ST. 233 EAsT--Board. room, %, so, S4.Tt,
SO; gas; lunch; early breakfast evening dinneF'
23D ST., 100 EAsr-De.irabie large and single
rooms, en- suite or separate; good table for table
18TH ST., liz EAST, near 4th aye.-Pleas.pt
rooms. s,nsiy or en- suite, with board; table
board. -
10Th n.s s :T' ..cls board
90; home comforts; early breakfast
sisT ST., ! EAST, near 9th ave. .Une.ce!iea &C;
for circular ADD menu.
SD ST.. ~ EAST near Waldorf tpriv.te fam.
. .aas p,inn.s
references required. ----
s4TH ST., lb5 EAST : Desirable double rooms;
table frst class; owner; references sIchsnxsd
table In SIN ali quiet private family. Mrs oliver
s5TU ST, EAST-Elegant rooms, with nrst-
class board and attendance; references.
10TH y. LAST n,sT L 81 rs1m,
board optional.
4srH ST.. lis EAsT-A large. pleasant, second
story room. with or with W. board reference.
4erM ST to EASE "a ... dT 1.a
men F; homelike. -.--.--,,-
6ISr ST. 1877 EAsT-sunny front room. with
board other rooms; terms reasonable; reference.
55TH ST., LOG EAST--Second floor rooms, con-
Meeting or separate also Sc room superior table ;
moderate terms.
eth ST. 23I EAST-.First- class board. double
rooms. rum ming water: location bea1tifui' ieA-
| sonabie terms: references.
69D 81. abS EAsr-Lsrse and small rooms. with
| board, IS to $6 weekly; Jewish family.
GATH 81, ITO FAST-Dssirable furnished rooms.
best hoard private Jewish family; terms reasrn-
able.
| 10TH ST, 100 EASr-Baby to board in German
| family; healthy, pleasant home; mothers caro-
given Mrs. Il. Hemmer.
l24TH ST.. corner gton ave. ~ ote Psteer)--
Handsomely furnished rooms, with or without