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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21
Our Rapid Tr.n.isory Existence

Is brief enough without our shortening II by
seeking medical aid. when we are somewhat
unwell. from sources where II is only OBJ
tainable with great risk. Ever il the old
doctrine were true that violent diseases re-
quire violent remedies, il does not follow
that drastic purgatises. narcotics. powerful
''sedatives" of the nervous system arc adj
viSable in cases where slight disorders mani
testify call for the use of mildtr me ans of
recovering. involving no subsequent danger,
but equally Efficient. Hostetter's Stomach
Btters not only relieves. but ultimately and
completely relieves disorders of the stomach.
liver. bowels and nerves Ii is a genuine
tonic, healthfully stimulates the kidneys, Is
a thorough alternative and most effectual
preventive Of chil.s and fever and bilious
remittent. The utmost confidence can be
reposed in the purity and safety of its medi.
cinai ingredients.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

Theatrical managers will learn some
time. II not by experience. then by in
stinct, that August Is not the month in
which TO begin the show season. With
three excellent attractions in the local
theaters and a Sunday night 10 furnish
the crowds. the audience In The Powers,
The Grand and Smiths last night would
not comfortably al the lower floor Of
either Of them. This sort 81 business
may be profitable 10 the actors. but il is
dead loss 10 the managers. Septcm-
Der il early enough 10 begin the dra-
matte season. and Of the three managers
W. III. Powers Is the only one 10 rea-
lie IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21
PRIVILEGES of elcYcllsTs.

EpIIoR or The HERALD-we would like
To ask what a bicyclist il to do when he
sounds the bell or politely asks a pedestrian
20 step aside and he refuses. We know
women who wheel baby cabs ON the side
walk end yet refuse TO get out of the way for
a wheelman. and say; Let tbern 90 in the
road where they belong" A WoMAs.
BY a court decision. bicycles are
classed as vehicles and have only the
road privileges accorded to vehicles.
Persons always have the right OF vay,
and while it may be discourteous TO re-
fuse to get out OF the way Of wheel
man, there is nothing but the common
instinct OF politeness which compels
anybody 10 do so. As TO the women
that wheel baby cabs. custom has given
them the privilege Of running over the
feet OF pedestrians and humping the
shins Of wayfarers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21
MADE A NEAT CATCH
Superintendent Car Nsbbs a
Chicago Man
WANTED FOR DEADLY ASSAULT


Last evening about o'clock super
lntendeat II Poiice Carr arrtsied y.
Prank Hickey on Cass street. on sus-
plcion that be Was a man wanted by the
authorities Ia Chiesgo for attemfted
murder. He took the man 20 the police
station and the capture psoyesl 10 he a
clever one. ass the answer % the super
lntsndent's telegram % the Chicago
police department afterwards verified
Inspector q Police Shea instructed tho
superintendent 10 hold the prisoner
until this morning when an officer wiii
be here 10 cot him. The superintendent
read the account az Hickey's crime IA
the Chicago papers. and knosing that
he had relatives IN this city, kept
an eye open Tor : hlni. Hickey
resembles his relatives 30 closely that
the superintendent WIS sure he was tho
man wanted although he had never seen
him before The prisoner - wanted Ia
Chicago for stabbing Miss Della Dasen-
port last "Wednesday evening. He had
been boarding with Mira Netue Bush.
Miss Davenport's mother. ar No 10
Twenty fourth street in that city and
had become enamored 81 the daughter.
She did not receive his attentions kindly
and he became insanely jealous Of her.
She and her sister went 20 the fair on
Wednesday and after supper they werc
getting ready 10 go out for walk.
Hickey asked her II she were going out
again and she replied in the affirmative.
1t is alleged that he told her he would
put stop 10 that and drawing a
knife stabbed her in the side.
lie then walked out coolly through the
hall by her mother into the street Mrs.
Bush heard moan from her daughters
room and going in found her lying on
the bed with the blood flowing from her
side. Physicians and the police we're
summoned. but Hickey could not be
found. The wound inflicted by Hickey
is not thought TO be fatal as the force OF
the knife was stopped by tho young wo-
mans corset stays. He admitted to the
police last night that he did the stab
bing. but claimed il was an accident
1t appears that he had boarded with
the family at one time before this. and
Mrs. Bush refused TO keep him on ac-
count Of his drinking habits. but she
took him in again few days ago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21
BUSTED THE CUPID
How n Woman Brought Disaster and
Gloom az AN fonia Man.

There was Disguised and fatigued
excursionist IN one Of the trains out OF
the city last night. lie came here from
Ionia. and during the day purchased a
large plaster cast Of Cupid holding a
vasei above his head. The cast repre-
scented the Ionia mans idea OF the cor
rect thing in high art. and he was as
proud Of IL as boy is OF his first cigar.
He carried the fragile figure under his
arm. aud with its plaster OF paris feet
projected due west. he made his way
through the crowd at the depot 20 board
car for home. just before he reached
the car he encountered an excited wo-
man who had lost something or some
body. She was running amuck. and
promptly collided with the white
wished Cupid. The god struck square
ly on his head on the platform. and
broke In twain at the neck. The Ionia
man gazed az his shattered idol for a
moment. Eli be damned said he. aud
the crowd was with him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

The south W. c. T. u. will be held at
the home q the president. Mrs. DIR.
f,csenkranz. Tl3 South Division street.
on Friday Of this week az , o'clock.
benjamin union IL invited 20 meet with
them % decide about Tenting space at
the Kent county fair grounds in order
o. serve lunches.
The Following directors Of the Consol-
idafed Street Railway company were
electoflat the annual meeting: j. j. Il.
o,lell. &. K Cummings. j. NJ Hagar
and > X. Martin Of Chicago; A. J.
Bovine. l.. II. Whitney. j. K Chapman OF
Ggand Rapids
has the largest CAPITA Of any bank out
sisie u Detroit. would DO pleased to re-
ceive your deposit. II you anticipate
making ebauge IN your bank account
A women's nsass meeting has been
called for 30 "Wednesday afternoon in
Lockerby hall % discuss the equal suf-
frage act. which allows women 10 vote
~ municipal elections
The excavation FOR the county jail
annex Is nearly completed and work will
begin this morning on the stone fou nda-
tion.
Mrs Martha Strickland % Detroi,
vii begin. September I. 10 instruct a
local class in parliamentary law.
George y. Wilson has purchased
eighty acres - land IN Cascade Of NV.
Danf0rth Tor s3OO
n. r. Pierce has returned from Cali.
foraia and is visiting his brother at No.
20 lJostwfck street
The Misses Winnie and Lura Daven,
port have returued from an outing on
MackinSc Island.
The Grand Rapids Brass company.
factory Is shut down for q couple ol
weeks.
There viii be meeting OF the board
II education tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

- Knapp and wife. n. A. Greeniey
anil wife. & g. Carrier. Carl +. Judson.
Oscar tIiyp. Fred - Hunter and wife.
and about seventy. i've others. returned
last wight from a weeks visit 90 the
world TAR The party chartered the
lake vesss.l lion Voy ago. and took their
meals and lo,iging IN the BRAT shile At
tending the tair. They started from
Chicago ~ : o'clock yesterday morning
and afrlTrsi frpm Ottawa Beach over the
a. "a " railroad az 30 last night
They bad an enlogahls time. and each
enc came in'at toe Union depot a. fresh
- a ui, X
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21
go MHrRK rHR 1Rown -aols-Th.

To WHERE TIE CROWD tsoEs-Tbs
VI Crowned Queen 81 eli Trance Mediums.
Niue. Eno faso. The proHhetesr. late " tniia-
he noted cssirsoI ant aad trance medium has
hum1n dtstiny. She rrsdt yanr entlfr life frort
infancy fo old age. through tie past tresent
ant futufes she deserifes f0ur daily c.sc0urt
ffoga TIE early dawn ~ rohson - the trfy
threshold - eternity. Calls ron By heme CA
give fpur a0r and date - iiarrfare. tells tha
faufs of fsluf friends. both IN life and beyond
flsa gr4ye can tell so1r nat bar ulefacn name !,
rlxs. valuable adstea "a al natter - interrst
IL huslnfss az. divorce fnatrtrnotlf, = G al -
domestic affairs. unifee the separated an ccu-
snfDafes speeay and hsppg fsarrisFcs ~ Der
frtoff slretiny. court daaRtf wtth ~ F1titF
scorn quarter. bad others - ff.u, vel dfa~
r. ends near A. fi1u ard axe 10 widest
10 - that iie within the lifsit - human -
eeTnTiis1fneiit faii I. daS. Jhareel Ia rratn
o. All Hoars = - ~ tafhsf -
fast Fuifeu sfr e apf~ ute fnrk si1e tfifAfice
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

NOTICE To tREDIToES ssssr - Nirhh
. zaa roont ~ kent - sotire u herrbf
given. thar ~ - cFstef - TBS fsrutate se'urt
f.,s ~. r..unfx - ks-nf md ee ~ iNh ase
Ansssst A I, ia elr rnonfi.s firm thaf dare
vrre a.lorel ~ eresitters - pr-sanf tiseif
flsinsa axafres ftse estate -
NARY 4. SNi-H
Tssfa - ass4 rf...nte. 4ereseesi sra fhas al
errsiitnrs ~ ssIa slrcneead re.gairetI - rre
se-+ fkesf e. .sa< - sald ff1hats eurft - -
frtrese fs.fsra. - ths fstt = t4saf hat-f4 .
er.rrstnaftl.s sAf sllsa strr ~ f.eItrs -
t1tn siaF ~ 4guarf 49, aE9 ttsf eef y
clasn4 Win -. EnersI sseftsrF ssla rr4ft -
eeorisf. ~ 80 80 - ftefaa-T 49, -
To- 'etfrs - 80 f.sfers<ssa - 49, So
Dated ftrnnf Raftis NJ. taa - A -
I-H tfhl <EEtEkfe@
ssaa sefsH faslee ~ fraha1e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21
He USED TOO MANY
CONSUMED sxr A DAY


JozeFh Iannenholz. = young man -
<s1rs cd died Yesterday afternoon at
TIE NaFNlck. wIefe he lad been bard
a. for The at to nlCnfhs.
Ihe dlrecf ca1se q death xAs cDnEcsl
tia u tha iunRs. bat the contributing
eAuzs wss annogncst - De. Barfh. his
attending physician. % be cigarette
elDokln2 The yonnz msn came from
Ne9 York elfy about tao mnnths ago
and Engaged sifh ne Clark Cigar CON
pany a. travelling solieltor- he worked
ep al extenslso trade IA the city. and
duFink the I1st few weeks preceding his
Illness Had canss=ssd several u the
SNAIL to1ns IN the northern part II the
state. he was an inyeferete smoker %
cieafrffes. and according % his own
statement a lde - the attending pbysi-
clan shea he was hrsf called
% attend him be snoked on ma average
SIXTY cigarettes a day. HE first illness
manifested ir-sif ia serious form two
weeks ago and Dr. Barth Mas called
HE found the young mao suffering from
pericaFditis or inflammation ~ the sack
surrounding the heart. and upon exsmi-
nation discovered that the paricarttium
eonf2ined large quantity of water.
One week ago last Thursday the doctor
tapped the regioa of the heart and drew
OF four ounces q water, and the pa
tisnt ~as reliesnd % the extent that the
doctor thought he would recover. Ills
condition continued % improve until
lasf Monday he left his room and
went oaf into the hall tie was
thea attacked By a fainting spell
and congestion - the lungs followed.
which germinated fatally. DIR. Barth
pfonounced the heart trouble due d.
rectly D. the excessive use II cigarettes
and the weaksaed coalition OF thu pa.
tents constitution made him an easy
prey foe congestion Of the lungs. bra
iisrth and lake Wiil make an autopsy
u the remains this morning % deter
mine the exact condition u the vital
organs The young man had no rela-
uyvs ia tie city. he was a single man
and has parents live in New York city.
lif. Barth srnt telegram 10 them last
night announcing his eeafh. and the TO
mains were placed 10 charge of Under
taker Mason. Awaiting instructions as
~ tue boriaE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

Beautiful teeth are a luxury few possess.
We have heard people say they would give
everything they had for such beautiful teeth n
80 and 80 had.
1he true secret IL aot 80 much in the perfect
ress az the teeth "a in the snow like whitcnoss
and the brilliant polish.
All teeth are capable OF this With proper cara
are injurious a. arc also msnl IL the powders
properly prepared powder, however. 4 the
only right and perfect thing to cleanse and pre-
serve the teeth. This we have succes-ted In pro-
duclnr after much labor IAnd expense. Tho
formula il by one Of the most noted dentists OF
81 this country and i absolutely perfect.
SAPODENTA--ts the name we have adopted
for il, aud we are the exclusive owners and
manufacturers. We guarantee Sapodenta 70 bs
the only perfect tooth powder on the market
That IL will prevent decay and render the teeth
moro beautiful with les trouble than any other
prepnr lon 10 be bad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

F~erfsbsfr. ttsrs'~seHt
t//zG<>sl ,sss.. ~ is:.sksy. y.
rsts =, "a rest,ers Il tks t-<n1 tsf e hss
sn<s cS-S-rs sts<shsnd, see -. - - -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

wesid fump the City Water From
Above the ID. q. H. = N. bridge.

Martin l. Sweet has new idea for 3
water supply. which he thinks il practi-
cal and inexpensive. just above the
ID. q. III. 4 NJ. railroad bridge there 10 a
natural basin" said Mr.. Sweet. The
water ~ from fourteen % eighteen feet
deep. aud the basin extends up the
river 10 the bend below the Soldiers
home. Ii would be an easy matter %
run an immense pipe from the pumping
station % some point In this basin. The
end Of the pipe could DO elevated above
the bottop Of the pond. soas not 10 draw
IN sand and dirt The water in this
natural settling basin Is comparatively
pure and free from dirt. Pipe could be
laid at a small expense from the Sol
diers' home 10 some point below the Ia
take That would dispose 81 the sew
age problem. The source 81 supply is
the best know %. and the cost Of OBJ
tanning il would be- cheap
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21
THE MICHIGAN TRUST CO.
A TEN DAYS. EXCURSION


Monday. August II. the D.. q. N. 4
NJ. railway in connection with the docd.
rich line will run another excursion 10
Chicago. leaving Grand Rapids NJ -
a N. making direct connection al Grand
Haven with the day .steafaer q the
Goodrich lire. Fair only S3s0 for
round trip tickets. gooi Tor ten days.
IsMEs CkaFeFLt.
liz tceuf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

Mr. and Mrs Franx Bonnell and Mr..
AM Mrs Hoy spent yesterday at OTTAWA
Beach.
RI N Patrick - Reed City i visiting
Graad Rapids friends
Mrs. Henry Cresswell viii leave for
Ottawa Beach teiaY
Edward Lowe speIt sunday al Mack
mae Island.
J NJ Kendall sent 10 Chicago last
night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21
t. speculasion.-

The time never was more favorablefor
Specializing in grain aud stocks than al
present. Prices are 10 per cent iower
than they ought 10 be on both grain and
stocks.
The recent money panic is the causs
Of these conditions
The crops are generally good this year,
with the exception OF wheat. through.
out the country. and theforeign demand
is the largest Of the year, owing 10 the
damage Of their crops. II Is but a short
time until wheat will sell 40 cents per
bushel higher than present quotations.
III you are not posted in speculation
write G.. f. Van Wrinkle x Co. 256 La
Sale street. Chicago. H.. for their book
on Speculation" and How to Trade. :"
sent free on receipt II stamp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21
$500 Chicago and Return via Goodrich

Tuesday. Aug. 8. the d.. g. IL Il NJ.
Ry., in connection with the Goodrich
Line. will give another Of those popular
seven day excursions 10 the worlds fair,
leaving Grand Rapids at 7:.25 a. IN; fare
only $500 for the round trip.
Jos. CAMPBELL, City Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

Nesiey Neiawy, 10y ~ Years Old.
rrpcrtesi st To- Feiicr station yesterday
that he had iast rnse fram Omaho.
Nebraska. snd that hsenula not And his
mother De 80 this city lea Years aga.
ani in ttsI mIesnfime he mofher. who
VS. = eilisw. married nan ~ the
nanie q fsbist Her frst name = Flnna.
taf hs csaast iocste her. fie has heard
nothing fre,n her fs,r several years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

Some COO excursionists from Lansing
and 100 more from Stanton. Grecnville
and Belding passed through the city
yesterday morning on their way 10 OF
tawa Beach. They returned home last
evening. About 900 persons from this
city went 10 the beach yesterday. re-
turning at o'clock last night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

one q the waste pipes IN the secoed
f'.sr q he New Idsingstoa was found
- - ciuxz~,i yesterday. Upon invest
Eaiion Fn1ineef r. A. Brooke iiscov.
stesi a silver gsich 6rualy ssdged IN The
trap NJ iiine piece had suspended
business ant Uas evidently sl,ghtly the
Suree tlr helng III Soak" <obssiy
areuna TIE hciei baa irst q watch. and
80 ruirief.s arr wondering boa 70 ever
faund il say into tha trap
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

Manager smith looked in upon a
meagre audiences last evening and
gravely accounted for IL by the counter
good one. IL opens with tuneful bur
letta arranged by Lille Morris The
stock company assume the roliicking
roles and make jingle from start to
finish. Among the new faces NAV be-
seen the Ro=sleys. Edna Ashley and Mary
AIexsnder. The whole concludes with
80 shat Pudding" which. ~ course.
had no reference % last nights receipts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

Train leaving Grand Rapids at 500 a.
IN. for Kalamazoo and Chicago will
leave at 1906 a. M, arriving Chicago at
5:l0 p. IN. Train leaving Chicago for
Grand Rapids at Ais p m. and 9;o0p. IN.
now leave at 4: 30 p. ~. and 1850 p. M.
arriving Grand Rapids at l0:40 p. m.
and Goo a. IN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

Via l. s. & NJ. s.. $40. The L. S. & NJ.
:. Ky. will on Wednesday. Aug. -. sell
tickets la Chicago aud return at one
fare for the round trip. $40. Tickets
gDod for ton days. Including date ~ sale
Train leaves Grand Rapids at ESQ n IN.
&. 81 RoGERs. G.. L. A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21
q. TX. AZ 4.
Chicu~o Exeursion.

Thursday. August "a. $40 round
trip. good for return until September =
Trains leave Grand Rapids l0:l5 a. m.
and ll:20 p. M. arrive Chicago i:l0 p.
IN. and 40 a. m. Call telephone COG.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

A atate tearbers' inztitate for Kent
.-,anfv aili epen Ia The Central htsh
s.h-ei hnSfiisE - ~ o'elock THE mora.
tr n .riH eartinue urtii September
apsi A. III - ~ rhsrre = FRS. I,el.,e Pal
~ tits-r s<si4srd ~ 4 Hamiin Smith.
+. A. & sfpenter and kiasictssnten 10.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

Cleveland's Ministries played to empty
chairs last night. la former years no
has beer greeted with immense aud
iences. but this year. with the best or
ganization and the best performance. he
could not secure lower floor audience
ia three attempts The company went
to bay City this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

New time table on the Michigan Cen
trail railroad goes into effect August IL
Train that used to leave at 10 p. m. for
Detroit. and the train from jackson at
10 a. IN. have been discontinued. All
other trains run as before.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

City Treasures offirs,
Grand Rspidz. Mich August & I<a
Notice u hereby given that tho asses srnost
roll Tor the opcning. widenine aud exieasion a
neDoveu street gnow hieith svebuel from
now In ny hands. aud that vii 70
celve payment thereof Ter the per cd ~ tueufy
days inum thi. date az the Office II The cftF
treasurer, city hali
aus 3 n II. soRRIcK. City Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

tft1 ArorfHrfrs R8@e.
Granf Rapid. Mich. Jolly 81 lsa
Notice y hereby efTen thst ths aeeeesurent
roll for the colistrurttun ~ q srer IA OAK
svfnue ffrn a. feet easf - Norfh lnion Sire
- J0ila strest. 4 400 On ~ hands. snG that
al receive patmrnt Hseresn fos the p<riol q
twenty dass fforn fhls dafs "a The nlrs - tas
city treasutef. cts aaH
n. A. sOsRIcK. Cstr Trsasur~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

ttt4 lreaaarrfs ttffIce.
0rnnd hsrids. Mich. JULY IS fsn
Notice Il hereby given that ths ss>essrneat
roll for the constr urtion - sever In hostwirk
street frrsm Lycn street 20 Fountain etrret
is nov IN my hands. AID that I wild -
cctve paymfnt thornon for Ire period 81 twenty
da,s from this date ~ the dice ~ tho citf
treasurer. city hall
aunlS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

The Pulse u New York played to a
light audience in The Grand. The piece
IL superbly mounted. the mechanical ef-
fcets being unsurpassed. The company
ia evenly balanced and is satisfactory
A. G.. Henderson IN the character 81 the
villain. Holt. has some strongly dramatic
lines. which he reads with pleasing force
and vtrility. Carrie Sweeney - "a bright
and clipper in her hydra rolled assign
ment as IA other days. She was suffer
ing from illness last evening but bravely
earned through her exacting work. Tho
balance ~ the cast is up 10 the standard
of last year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

ffrsne faf41s Efch-. laFest 9. 1sN
Nuftra y hers ~ sfrerl tket ne seaeEsrsl.nt
frtl - tke IlrliFrf Ft1fff - So aftFf iNfaaea
frnsfafn fteeee an1 fnIta str~at frasH tssrfA
! ni1r sf<fsf - trt1r aFenue = neW e. ~
sesss. 80 ttHt ~ F-ce4yt reTnssssf ffsefssls
- 80 rskrEt - teerff esq frtsfa tbs asts
~ tte sf,rs - SO q b ffearsr-f, eta heIt
sae ~ so&EtIk. Clig IressureE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

Cry Tftasurefs of1ce,
fifab3 hsrft.s. 4irh.. Anfusf ). -
Nrtsee T. hereby eiren thaf TIE aasE~H1aa1t
rt.il ffF ths c.s1etractiess - : psWer Ia fs1tlr
sfrset frelu Esst street - Fniiaf flr<et a uee
a. fnt harcs. and tact All fecl.Ife paSnItzlt
th~re~sa fu4 tlle tefiol q t@sapfT daSN fruln
tlss date 81 ttse oalce 81 the citI tFaasusz.s.
snx8 Nh s0--RIcg. cle Trs.ssrs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

fIfT fF1nFurNfIt DfIrel
Grend kAl,ias Mttb. August q f<,4
fpl for ne ff,rrfpsesleuf - the atleF lssfwaen
As.roIld ana thlfd sfFests. fr5ro freu1ont strerf
g isanf aseHre fspW - ~ lfAuds. ard
ttssf wiii ferfsse rarrerf ffseFefn Ter 80
psrfrd - tef4sff days ffofu t1is 1st6 "a fhe
5lisce q ti,s tlir re1suFef. este ball
80 n. Il @itAAiEk- tttf TrsasureF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

CHANGE IN SCHEDULE.
T.ting Eaee. rhursday, Angus. y.
NORTH ROUND.

No. leaving Grand Rapids for the
north at ] 20 D. IN. will be discontinued.
not running after Wednesday. Au-
gust 10.
No. 3. leaving at 1870 p. M. will leave
at 1850 p. m.
No. will run same as now, leaving at
TO a. m.
No. ,. arriving at Grand Rapids from
the north al ESQ a. m, will be discon-
tinued except on Sunday nights.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

City TREASURER DHca,
Grand Rapids Mich. August a lsa1
Notice L hereby given that the assessment
roll for constructing a sewer IN Painer asrnus,
from Colt avenue 10 point loj feet west u
llainneld avenue l. now ~ M hands. and that
l will receive rsyInent thereon for tlle period
Of twenty days from this date a. the ofilco u
the city treasurer. cffy hall
aug a N. II. sORkiCk. City Tressarsr