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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENT
EOND SNII,.

Bay Shore, y. N.-Mr--r-. CONN !. stanton -
E9UiiNat. y. y. were th ~ncc"--..
in ridd.r. for In pc cont, -cm-
annual 1l,-yrrr tiioI school bonds
Of lisp = Jr'ount Of......-.........
Birmingham. Ala ih" pIbi -iiy gii"I ia TN"
Bond IIrN'r' aud culicd IL o.n'r
paper resulted ~ the sGbna.'riol -
nugicrnu> bid- io ti' per cent, -
YER city bohd> - amount 1i-..---..
which had been prNlou-'t sofa
privately 10 u. \ Wit. Oi CHICAGO.
al IL" 30 Considerable hrrlns
seems 10 hHsr conc 81 h'forr VI
D"Nitt could again -'"hr, 'h,n,
GtNsntr 20 lCt.bD Tor
unique in every aspect. II was an
bounced NJ the Ut MON IA thit inc
n1r was tor each. Nh.rh cNpr>-
sion IL was explained. meant that the
htIcf must have the gl0r'nS' ~
hi, icons This according " Inc
Aac-Iirrid" put 81 the bidd =,
o. scratching around, ana II CON.
pcieiy knOchrd -clnc Of In ~ out ~
ahc ring entirely. Thor were i,w
raAirs on hand with big bids. p'oNifrd
the i~,uc legal aud could pass
me 20 X" 81 Licis UttornrN>.
which meant that IN sale w0nl1 T."
@ GO II they could replace The bond'
while o." attorney Wa ,Nihin.h9 ~.
O. the legality o; the issue me
Mayof end Aldermen were ltttl" 700
old for The working ~ thi- scheme.
q. has been done in dave gone bN ~
Nr history Of birmingham bond snlr-.
They llac,d ia" bonds On TIE tabl'
and raid Here are the bonds whit
viii Won pay ca-n down ana no
,uonkrvlng" The AZ '-li'riid' "id'
That this wac ''c0n-!drIed a very
T. cd sale considering thu duln"-' ~
tl,, er,.on." The representatives. ~
tue uinucccssful bidders Icif WAN
tar impression that thcIe wa II"
dvlnr-> I'm TIE safe lt-' ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
nli5cellaneous.

y FIIGIRI,Y 10 ated pow for sale In the Madison
"A square Pic,hy Church Inquire o. the sexton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

A y
"A SNARE Pfe,y Church. Inquire o. the
OFFICES or THE TRIBrNE.-Moin Office Of The
Tribune lji Nassau->t., Ncw.York. Main uptown
Office Iai2 Broadway. Address all correspondence
simply THE Tribune" New-York
BRANCH OFFICES.
Main branch ONCE 2io Broadway upper corner 3ists
ga SHAVE, 4. @. cor. of 23d-st.
lj2 6;h.aye.. conner l2th-st
1872 Columbus.aye., near West csth-st
lo6 West 42I.st.. near 3tAaIe.
20 West lith.st.. shave.
oS- West i2d.st.. between ia and S.h ayes,
Isl ithaVo. corner "A h-st~ .t
!, 1893 3tayc. between Icci and 18th SITS.
1913 3daye betw zen 18th and 10th
! eco 3iave near 6lst-st
| ,105 lstaye near soth.st
TC0 3davc corner 47th-st.
5N 3G-,vs nfsl Last 9th st.
So Avenue \. between Sd and 4th SITS.
II laRa-s. and lj1 DiN!sion-s;
40 Chu ch-st., between Warren and Chambers 50
90 Iberty-st.. near Eroo1wav
32j Beeckers.. near thiis tonhct- ST
80 Fast ATHEIST. corner 3d-aNe.
81 East 42d-st. Madison-a,e.
. ,03i Sd-ayc, between il2th and 18Th SITS.
HARLEM OFFICES
100 Fast l25ih-st.. near slave. 81
2i3 West l25th-st., between eth ana sth ayes
go West 14Jth-S.-
BROOKLYN OFFICES: VS.
1917 Fuiton-st, 1I.o Myrtleavc 63 tourt.st sos D.
kalbasc, l,2Oc Bedioda'e. 100 bioaawG'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
Ccrturcs an0 nleetinss.

/NOOPER UNION FREE SATURDAY NIGHT
" LECTURES in tic large hail at . o'clock i,Diusty
The l,,t ulr be- delivered bf Rev. A.. '"
Indisiu d. d. on "Indic Burirt Treasures" iHn,.
tratcd by -te'eoptiIol No tickets iequ'eo' p'o''
oln.rd at o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
CLOSING PRICES OF rnILADELrHIA STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES or boston STOCKS.

Boston, Feb. u. 1893.
\csterdav .TO.dIy
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.


lso 1892. 1904
Nnwle@ ~ miles -oi 3ot aoi
Second w'ck IN Tb.... 1908 - .6i3 sj,.12,
Jan. ! ~ Feb 1....... .Sl iJS ...... ......
CHICAGO. &IlWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL
Number 81 nilc...... JG7S ssh 1921
Second week in re,.... ii12G9l sl2G SO 4i75 80
Jan. l to Feb. 1t. 9sjO4iO 33.!,s5, 3.jG.,73l
MILWAUKEE AND NORTHERN.
Number q miles ....... 30; ~
second wocL in Feb. 500 ~ soo.GII :30Cip
Jan. l Feb. ill.,. lsJ.VCD 90 lSi .3''-
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
t,cond vcca in ici, 80 80 $40. ~ Sill;
Jan. 90 Feb. li...... 3ll0,0 - Sl3 ~ SOB
RIO GEANDE SOUTHERN.
Numb Of nil. ....... ~ i9
second week ia lca.... s32-j s'0.G3. 20 %.
Jan. to Feb. li.-.... ~ - o1.l;i 1S,-3.
no GIANDI. WESTERN.
Number Of miles ........ 800 fCI Jl2
second week in Feb. s3i - $50 4:3ms
Jan. / 10 Feb. li.....- 2b,.:,J "a d. -lO.3bJ
For IN" VICE. ISL. lSH.. 1888.
Entrrd Il, thr lOt.... t!"9 - ~ $3.50. F-S3-"O-
Thl1Wn the nlarkc,. g 100 3.2JJ,lnO 3O-' $40
since Jan. !
Ent'Ict al tnc po 2IC1 lfO :1.llf1I, ~ MOS
Thrown on tir nari,t 21l5i9S9 2to'l.7-j 25djl.aj'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
Uub!ic Notite.
NOTICE OF SALE. v
n LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPASY;

NOTICE OF SALE. -.. o,,,,..v
n LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT CoMpAISG; =,
WAREuOJ'SE DEPARTMENT j. % IS East i2d's- =
NEM-YOkh, FrDrua IL. ls'a
To MIS- J. Fitzpatrick Mrs +; CIR yGursh; oy iu -
campbell t. N. Coz, Malian \ liain,s, .. J. T. idnes;
Nj. Laura g. Brooks, By Nilio1 BlooN'; MI, >: ~
Dee Mis-, II. Eurk Nh Mrs D. L. James Ms pa ~ ~
S''N,ver J. Welsh Mrs. l.. {. Ma tin. sttson Leach,
louis t. Levy o Mrs. NJ. >. Cowan; W; T. souit,f MI.
+ l. IeaNeiworh. j. II. >;Ol. Ms M3ry iIir' oscar
Iiatfcld. You and each Of YOU ar heeDL not I.
,,d that unless the charges due on me goods now
,,'od in the VA chnusos Of company for the seVela
arrnunts 81 the above mentioned pe?ols arr PAD iol
the 9th day March 1898. the goods VIII BE- soil AZ
hubble auction on dat at No - E,t is,t New.
SorE Aurt Oneer safe rohin'.h,nE ~
~. az n m JOHN X. VAN WORMER,
'''" u " Secretary & ,;onercl Munger.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

fully clean establishment up in the
Green mountains Of Vermont where Il 10
made
This exceeding { are has borne frnit;
hundreds IL physicians in every state in
in the union use lactatedfood in the {
daily practice. confident from years Of
experience. that is n safe diet for the
youngest and most delicate children.
il is used in the most famous public
nurseries. Countless numbers u thank
full mothers have testified 10 its merits.
Lactated food 10 30 made that age,
climate, or variations Of Temperature do
not affect il. Sugar Of milk 10 the basis
at mothers milk, and il Is the basis Of
lactated food. With il ID combined pure
barley malt. the finest wheat gluten, and
the nutritious elements OF the oat. II 10
thoroughly cooked by high steam heat,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Owing to = lack IL q quorum Of direc-
foFs and stockholders st 4 meeting oe
The r~ninsuiar Building and Loan as
ISOLATION last night an adjournment Was
taken until next Friday evening In
Secretary Buehanan's Office in the
Michigan Trust buiIding.
The annual report Of the Caledonia
Brick and Tile company was fleh yes
ter,lss. Il shows the capital stock 70 be
e.. oa with s;.5i600 paid In. There il
no real estate. t5.n3l.99 In personal
property. <3oIo deots and sl.7Sl.0l
credits.
g. W NcGill has sold his driving
mare Lexington To Fred A. Maynard.
Mr. Mcssill has procured another fine
southern Michigan.
GRAFT Turner. city salesman for +. ).
Drttcnthaier. died suddenly of heart
disease al his residence. No. 6As Madi.
roa avenue. yesterday morning. aged 20
years.
fig assortment q trimmed and un-
trimmed hats Tor half price. Come
early aud have first choice No. Y
Canal street.
Local hank elssrings amounted 10
si3,eus - yesterday. against of5s.,
Gals for the corresponding day u last
year
II Is expected that the old settlers
pienir. Friday. viii t< the most elaborate
affair The society ha- ever attempted
The funeral II Hendrikus DeJougs
was held from the Spring Street fse
fpsued church yesterday afternoon.
''et eopy of.-Sananths at Saratoga :
n - Just the thing ior light summer
rcadlrg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

PrDf. Jsm.'s 'aapfeil viii Leave for
Europe one week from tomorrow, where
he viii remain three months During
hi- ahespe~ he sili study under some "a
the masfsrsef Isctpssc. Paris AMI Venice.
Miss blanche n saith will leave Fri
day foe Chicago and the worlds fair.
She sxpecf@ "a spend sf~et four weeks
With frleois anil relatives IN the wiady
city
Mss Chapman and Ni=a a. II Chap
maa a Cam bridge. Mass. are visiting
their brofher. jsme- K Chapman. man.
s9ef 20 the Street Railway cslmpaay.
Nis~ 6atha Pennington. who - At.
seosIlur scllool ia the Sacred Heart
arasieHy al Fort Wayne. has returned
hause
Nr ansl Mrs Frank Wilmes - Port
Iansi, Oregon. srv guests ~ Mr. and Mira
j " rslA
Mia Flora Miner - baltimore.
Nsstans. y visiting her brother. Df. \.
a. wilmer
Nc sasI Mrs " - stevens viii leave
ss~lay - vissf The wotifs fntr
&. n Brickle3 a Frrmcst is Visiting
friends "a fsrrsce sseanc
Ni-., Clara srsnstropg went ie Chi
rsxr ysssrrsiay
Nr. ssa M r n fri.b are IN chi
eaxs
Ar Anfi~isl i IN Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21
SPLENDID lNDoRsEMENrs.
A Popular Book and What Has Been
SAID About Il.

Benson Losing, l.. l.. d.. the distiu-
guished historian. has said that Miss
Holley. more familiariy known ID low
ing public "a Samantha. Josiah Aliens
Wife, is wise and Efficient reforiner. an
acute and moral philosophers, o genuine
humorist, and most slxillful limner OF
special phrases Of social life everywhere
to be seen. Her "epsodisn" sermons are
dramatic and incisive; her philosophy is
self -desnonstrativs and her humor al
ways has benehceuce and not nero
amusement ~ its primo motive. Her
book Samantha at Saratoga" 10 genial
aud not so kecnly satirical that, like Ser
vxntes who sat all Europe a-laughing
the tomfoolcries Of chiyalry out OF exis-
tence: like Homes who. by patriotic
little poem. saved the frigate Constitu-
ton from destruction; like Whittier who
dismissed from our statute books bar
barous law by the burning words of his
Prisoner for Debit" like Mira Stowe
who pierced the heart II the institution
a. slavery by her pen; Miss Holley's
books are doing IN a quiet way great
work for the promotion of needed social
reforms. know u no volume more
healthful FOR perusal by the old and the
young. the learned and the unlcarned.
Bishop j. y. Newman has written as
follows u that great book, Samantha
at Saratoga by Marietta Holley. more
Familiarity known as Josiah Allen Wife;
| commend Samantha at Saratoga" a.
an antidote for the blues. a cure all for
any kind OF mental woe. recreation
from intellectual taxation. a provocation
for wholesale laughter and an inrpira
ton Ia Goodness. IL II the bitterest
satire sugar coated with the sweetness
20 eshilsrating fun; II IL irony laughing
at fashionable folly; IL ~ exhslted wit
with scaipcl in one hand and the Palm
~ tiilead in tho other. Her personality
l. intense. her genious immepsc. her art
perfect She stands alone in her chosen
sphere without rival
\ second shipment ~ these popular
hooks has just been received by TINS
HrKALp. and are for sale TO our sub.
ecrilers at the fetms sdvestie-d. Inn
nsesiia,. delivery can now be made. You
pay szt0 FOR the book and THs iirnaLp
Tor three months.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

YASkroS, S. d.. June D.-Ysnktou
college. a congregational institution 10
Gated in this city. has succeeded in rails
ing $4,000. thereby securing the first in
stallment IL the gift of DR.. ID. X. Pear
sons. the phiIanthfopist. who offered q
year ago to endow Yankton college in
the sum OF 10000 provided gifts amount
ing To s15O.0O0 were raised. He subse-
quently modified the conditions Of his
endowment. however. and said that II
e7a000 were raised he would deliver ono
half of his gift. S25.uO. and leave the
remaining $4,000 to be raised by future
efforts He also offers to give one dollar
for every three raised 10y the friends Of
the college. DIR. Pearson's gift OF 10 900
will be expended in the construction Of
the Ward Hall Of Sciences. for which
ground will be broken Wednesday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI.
A PesmAnent Organization Enccted
~ . Meeting Last Night.

At an adjourned meeting at the
Grand Rapids High School Alumni as
ISOLATION last night il was decided To
hold the annual picnic Of the association
at Reeds Lake next Tuesday evening.
with a supper served in the pavilion by
Caterer SHETLAND. This decision Was
made upon hearing the report Of the
COMMITTEES appointed one week ago 10
ascertain the conveniences offered at the
lake. After this business had been dis.
possd u the meeting adjourned. and
one II the general alumni Of the high
school IN tho city was imme-
diateIy called to take measures to-
ward the organization 81 permanent
association. VI. III. Walker. chairman
81 the committee appointed at the
January banquet 10 prepare a constitu-
tion for sn association. reported the
work done by the committee. The con
stitution IA read and adopted provides
that the name IL the association shall
be tho Grand Rapids High School
Alumni association aud all graduates Of
the high school and those who have
finished the junior work ara eligible To-
membership. so also are the teachers In
the high school. The officers shall con
stat 81 president. secretary. treasurer.
corresponding secretary, banquet.
high school and executive com
mittecS. consisting II i've mem
bers each. The annual meeting
shall be held In January at the time %
the banquet and membership Zee and
annual diies 81 fifty cents was estab-
Iished. The officers OF the present as
spciation werc on motion elected by vote
% the secretary to serve until the Janu-
ary meeting. The president was in
ssructed % appoint membership com
mittee q i've ~ invite eiigiblcs 70 join
the association and To collect the fees.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Company II. was formally inspected
by Assistant Inspector General q. III.
Brown ~ Port Huron. No was assisted
by Col J ~ Mitchell ~ lonis. Capt r.
" Williams and Col. &. IA. Rose ~
Grand Kspisl-. Captain KRONER had
forty five men In line. and the boys
looked as gay as four.fime winner.
The men. their uniforms. arms and nc
coutrement~ Ehone like a seven dollar
mirroe. and their marching was excellent
in every detail They vent through the
manual with hardly skip or break. aud
General Brown freely expressed his
opinion ~ their good work. Company
w. Was warmly complimen,ed a year
ago by Csptsia Gardner ~ tho regular
army. Tie expressed the opinion that
their training was ~Dmething unusual
in a militia company. The boys have
rot detsrinrat@si any since that time.
and Captain krvmef was ~ proud ~
the boys a yosugster "A q hls fret
suepsnsiera
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Such IL. however. the plain. true state
ment. Hosts Of innocent babies, watched
with tho utmost care. have died because
their badly no,irished bodies could not
resist the summer dangerA
Unless lactated food 10 used, infant
feeding is fraught with difficulties.
Mothers milk will always he the ideal
food before the baby 10 weaned. But II
for any reason the mothers milk IL not
perfect, II baby il not to be vcancd. or
IL the littl' one is inclined 10 be nervous
and frctful 10 the summer heat. then
lactilte<l food 10 10 be desired above al
all else.
Ii is a. harmless as the mothers milk
and ~ capable Of sustaining robust
health. II 10 prepared with uArelaxed
watchfulnesS. Its purity and an abso.
lutte impossibility Of contamination ID .
purpose . ver forgotten in the wonder
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21


Il dont hslksvs Alcryoa III svss be
retnstased." sd . prominsnt hcsosman
yssers3ay- .Is y too baA ~ sHry
he the hosss and for he yoong isllows
vhe iAv~sssd u>oasy In hin under the
sislusioa that tbs sssocsation would re
move Ne blncoligk IL sseue unjust 10
kssp hoeoe He Alcryou % tho truck.
when ths oely thing Shst con b ehnrved
aexsnss han II that be once bad an
ounes that wasn't straight Personally.
I would willingly give = good deal " Sc
the Old cumpnlguerb sspre wiped out
Tie boys vho put mp the el0oD TO buy
him are blue. and guess they'd ell DO
nighty Ul.d ~ get their nsoosy back. II
iant sx.csiy dead lnss; but N hong ~
he blacklist hangs oves him. and there
u hssh chance AZ it, ever being re-
n,Dvsd. Alcsyoos value can Be measured
hy thrve Ggofca
III Nslnsn u here 1t the August meet
ing the boys viii fecl pretty sore. There
- 10 more reason Why Aicr.on should
be hspt "a the truck than Why Nsison
shouId b ! believe In the black list
every tiuls there il any crookeiness In
sscs, bot one party ID Just - guilty AZ
another. Men that aren't square must
b. keps - tho track, u ve ever expect
90 keep up the standard u honesty and
dscsucy GA which American trotting
he's been noted In late yearA Tho mo
ment the nnDociatioo Winkcs its eye nj
any cruokctlness. 70 inviteo pulled and
fixesi races Nobody has any confidence
la a running race because Ia nine races
out VI ten the fastest horse doesn't come
under the wire first The utmoet firm-
ne~s and vigilance arc required to main
tain the reputation Of trUtting; but II
they're going 10 rcinstats one horse in a
sold race the other ought ~ be treated
with equal justice."
The owners of Alcryon have not yet
given up hope In spite 81 the discourag
ing situation Many u them believe
that the gallant Old hero u u hundred
races will yet DO given . chance 10 show
his heels 10 the Held as he has often
done before. He won't be seen this sea
son. hat the boys hope that nsxt year
the board will take more lenient view
Of the matter and rcilstafe him.
Assistant Secretary X t. Martin
spent all day yesterday at the Comstock
tyackisetting up the new Griffith track
machine. He expects to have IL In opcr-
alton today, and ~ soon N il has been
over the stretch couple Of times the
boys at the park promiee somc fast
quarters and eighths that will take
yoas breath away.
Senator Francis II. Stockbridge Of
Kalamazoo and Samuel A. Browne will
be up tonight and wilI look over their
cults now in training at the park. To
morrow Maloney intends to jog vassar
up bit and so what the gamey PAGER.
who 10 expected 10 make 2:04 before the
snow fiies, can do in fast quarter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Bankers anil business men in this
c,ty Tor the is~f fes days have leeu a
little ntats encouraged Ne IN 'ha outlook
fer . revival q business snd elsihl they
can as insllcaft,nsof better TIMES within
A few week& W ~ knisf~si. presi
.lent - The Fourth National bank said
yesterday that. n hls Judgment. business
sifAjB The next feu days slii <iles a
ierisia,i lsapfevement 1T - frmsfs
atla. seid he. ahas Grand Rapids has
pssepsfpsi ssncr the financial depfspsssa
nafle iieeif fsit IN other cities, Deposits
M. ksps ap remarkably sell sasiss TIE
etreesr Stances. and 40 -<-oa a. ~ Afgin
fs~ersaiinstsas sc tszk fog an sHereA-e.i
snpeat Isrga~it~ have zoe deefsa~rsi
any sifhih The ss~f fe~ weeks. Fnd |
hste s.rt rra~sa- fofexpeetsns change
f.s tie better *ighla thr Bssi tsa tass
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Juss, yuly and Augusti
The uspaths uhes hah1ss asles. an1
ths mortality os cAitlesa undsr Ave
ysass Is dreadful
Hail the fullcusla 10 theoB mouthe 49,
IL children: ard shis soasnn pEumisss 70
b. : particularly severe ooe.
What then ~ the fsthsss sd Uet6esp2
Their single thoasht should b h0S 70
keep the baby vSlI- IL they only knsw
thai nth Ill their loving cnfs their
babies are in danger 10 the Summer
principally from being improperly ted.
boz quickly thsy would run 70 eDsssct
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21
Cheapness
Means Poorness.

II makes no difference under
what conditions aduIserated arti-
eles arc sold OF what excuse COM
petition may furnish for their exis-
ienec, the grocer owes Il 20 his
calling and to the consumers Who
trns, him. 10 encourage the sals
and use Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

ints ~ unlsrd 61n6no noa 6vp1se
usshous ayoenf q duty. Ahout ous
rear sgo : Sousg 6~~is bsesght thee
hsrs q III Cd ~ uegeooed ~ Depu>y
NarsAal Bsouoopr NJ Violating SAs 80
toaas scs nni sAe gsuode Uoee nesoe -
aseusd tmGer. Htsvens = ca. hoaxht
the rusnsu = sbe highest bsd4eeA his
- shs fisse sals a ss1ssj Uxs6s ssss hsad
ss thu ppgk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

At the annual meeting q the Grand
Rapids Chair coazpany hsld yesterday
the following directors veee elected: =.
&. comstock. u. ~. Ambesg. Francis
Letelliss. X ". Buttsrfleld, John Movst
T. II. Foots. Cyrus II Pevkina The
directors 70 elected the following a.
ficers: Presidenl G, T.. Constock;
vice psesideat. Il w. ButtsslIsld; sseEs-
tary aud treasures. 4 H. FootA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Fred Devries. No. % bartlett street;
Edwin Finchlers. No. S. First street;
Maria Beck. No. .k3 South Division
street; Anna Rsuser, Cordin Ranser.
George Rauses. No. 55l Ottawa street.
May Hale. No jig North Lafayette
street: Lille Hale. Same. Mike, Dcna
and Ruba Boogard. No. 2l3 Sinclair
street: Margie and Phil Kissinger. No.
- Salem avenue; Edna Summer. No. "a
Stocking street; Anna Punches. No. LAT
Goodrich street, measlcA Jes<y Nc
Ciellcu, No. q Finney street. typhoid
fever. August. Gertrude aud Charlotte
Hersch. No. li9 Innes avenue, whooping
cough.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

All members q Valley City Tent. az.
X -. I NJ are requested W meet Ii
ssnsrs! commitiaa's recmr. No. isSou'h
Division street. NJ = this evening D.
make arrangements FOR tho funeral 81
eur late Sar knixht ard brother. Grant
Turner t>sAR Aftss. Commantor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21
scROFULoUs SORES
Lady Badly AAlsctsd Three Years.
TYies Many Doctors Here and
II England without Bsse.
0t. Cared By Cutacura.

NJ vile having sufEtrsd fron eerofaiA eoges -
~ Saek ~ shsec ysasn snd - oes ehs eosed sss
eosId ees, and also vent 70 England 70 " sad b
cured there, asd all Of them fsiied, and told her
NY could DO noeAisg for her; and having Ind ell
kinds Of remedies at lass tried one box Of Four
CuTycuaA REnEpsBs, sna to-day abe h - veil a.
- ever We u her ufs, and her back h ~ eleai
9 any person living. snd l Sor one can rrcom!nend
crrIcUnA RsnHpsss - u esiy cse eesIs and
= eayiss Street. ClsvslApds Ohio.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Owing TO the small snm placed in the
annual budget for maintenance Of parks
the committee on parks has decided To
cut down expenses. and tomorrow nine
Of the park lahorcrs viii be discharged.
This will save about $1,000 To the city
during tho six months in which these
men are employed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Are The erssssss tkin Cure. Blood Purtners ard
liumos nemsdics the world he's ever known-
crfrvHA R1seLvsxr. the new Blood And stir
purifes oud poisonous elemcnts). snd CrsscUAA.
ibs great Skin Cure. and cr1crnA Soar. an ei.
ouisite skin puri6es end Besuti6es, externally 10
clear the skin and scalp md rs~,sFs We hsar). ene
every diseAse and hsmor Of The skin. scalp. and
blood With loss o! hair from Infancy 70 40. from
pimples u scrcfuia. when the best physteAoss hos
pltals, snA I'll other remedies fail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Charles n rs~ehsusan has b~sn rrgu
lssir engaged ~ srfeed a's~frtast srer~
tary 2 fh~ fuuar Neus s'hyisfsan e..~,
ciafiau The assoeistien nss has q
n.sss heF-iifp q 90.
The Waiafd " q 7 y Gil meet
Thvf~fef A. 2 p ~ 18th Me- Nsosi
wcsfh. ~ tsi Narth F-sbt street
a m<rfis,s = ~ f-bistrrs sf.,ne ~
siefs xisi - iselt a. ite Fusssienes q
Mf& Vi q tAe-eH lkie sftssnsos.
Tie lsiisa. - ~ dos Nesn'ssssi shassA
bed "a 80 efrsn -ehisi la.s hlsgiit.