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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-23

Climax Pills will cure you if your
stomach and liver is out of order-t,y
them.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-23

See Stark West for accident and
fire insurance.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-23
All Kind!

All Kinds
OF saddles and harness At T. P
Sparks & Sons
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-23

Fields, Henry
Green, w w Gillett. VIM
Hughes, Jack Hunter Tobn g
Howell, Frank Hicks, James
Hill, John Haddx, Cb,rlis
HadeD, Allen
Jones, B e johnson, Sam h
John, + ID johnson Bros
johnson, n johnson, Ben r
Jones, J W
Lutis, G H (Dr) Long, Will
lynch, Chas
Moore, Joshua Mathews, BIZ
Mason, ON Minis, Lewis
Miller, l. l. Moses, 7 J(G
Miller, R H Mitchell, Jesse
Mitchell, Epsey G
Neil, l. G
Oliver, Geo Owncs, Harry
Dryer Charles
Porter, Lora Polk, Tom
Pittmon, G w Perry,l
Parker, + s Penton, MI
Roberts, l. Ryan, HenryP
Robertson, S Robinson, Burdo1
Rhes, j Z Rasmussen, S
Rankin, J M
Simmons DR. w f Sutherlin, Chsfg
Stovah, CD Stroud. j W
Sheppard, G (2) Smith, Harry
Sturdivant, Gray Stone, SP
Stock, Phillip Staples, MINIS
Sorrows, w S
Tornerlin, T F Tippetts, Price
Thoamps, Joe Thomas Abe
Thomas, Dan
Volintine, Shedrick
Wood, I H (2) Wood, W H
Williams, u i Williams, Hilna
Wyatt, Henry Woodloy, Willie
Wilson, Berlie Williams, Dave
Willis. Alex Whitaker. Sal
Wearer, Arnold Walker, Major
Walker, Bean West, Darius
Walton, James Walters, |
Wagganer, Lee
MISCELLANEOUS
Borse, Mile mrs Jones, Appin ni'
Jackson, Annie Burks, Sam
Buchanan, M G Cook, Hayden
Callahan, JC Dashlell, Bona
Hawkins, JB Rlsher, Gsag'as
Williams, M w Vann, Cljaahs
LADIES' LIST.
Anal, Eliza mrs
Brown. f miss Burger, i Mn
Berry, Cattle miss Bassler, Lillsv
Brown. Emma Byrd Annie nis
Conner. NJ miss Ciaxton, Llllha
Chatham, G mrs
Elmer, G mrs Erath' U sI'
Freeman, A mrs ,m
Gang, Moley piss George, A w.
Hickman, Annie mrs NM
Johnson, G Imrs Jones' NJ N
johnson, w Il mrs mrs
Keener,G hiss (2) Kelley w.
MALES = Y - '''I Marshal Fni''
M;I I A r .s' Mckinley, G n'
Morgan, Anna mrs
o 0Un.rS' 4 M n, ,nrs oneal, Annie n'
D Ds'' ell mrs p.lston, X miss
Psr.e y " 1a;a mss p 7 Emn. n.s
P ;sh II mss M mrs Rhep, M $ mrs.
Roger G G mrs konoe' 0
Russdall E miss ,:,h III
Speefi, l. mrs S oni,n' 9 mis-
Smi9.h, H mrs Gnu Shaw WE mis-
Sacks 3, Laura mrs sm n Kate mis-
nimI bson, Dora 1rormelduf, NJ n'
VIII hams J miss Whl'e'
~ fysp'oG d., S''1 beo.sss ~,
VINO 0u aei vegetable land and 90 + w y.s
pre- p sct mild. Try them Sold s''1|
' S;lio au, % cents box ''''
where
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-23
ColumbuS's Discovery

duced IN OctoueI.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-23

purely ssi Sysss4'a 70 ,s ,ss % !! =
0' Silio Su % cents a box
where
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02
DO YOU KNOW HIMp
Frank p. Mysss, the Bouncing Sheriff Of
Chsrisvoix County.

On account IL his great rotundity
Sheriff Myers Of Boype Falls In one IL
the most conspicuous figures in the
state 81 Michigan. His great popularity
and his genial disposition make warm
friends wherever lac goes. Owing 10 the
ponderous dimensions 1T his waist
measure Mr.. Myers finds il very difficult
Ia purchase clothing largo enough to
cover the great breadth u abdominal
cuticlc. No ready made clothing store
has ever been able to III him. Last
week Mr.. Myers discovered that his
wardrobe needed replenishibg. Tie
would try Grand Rapids. and. landing
at the Union depot. he soon met an
honest looking policeman with whom he
suit % clothes. The policeman hsk
Strahan * Creullch. the cIothnrs.
quaintsnce supplemented the %
licemsns advice 10y directing
him Ia the same concern. Mr.
Myers finally struck another friend
who thought he might be SUITED by
applying la Canal street store. The
attempt vss futile and Mr.. Myers wan
deTed OF To a shirt factory 81 ret
measured Zoe shirts Upon asking the
shirt man Tor his opinion the gentleman
volunteered to cecort him To good re-
liable hous-. The couple son drew up
~ the store ~ Strahsn A Greulich. For
the third time dislntererted parties had
referred him 10 the firm. and hi- eorfi-
dspcs was established. BY chasking
around the 'siinch vast his measure
sas taken. and ueyt week he vill Ape ar
"a a nobby new suit The record II the
measure shows Mr. Myers w.,ght al ~
pounds. chest measure ~ inchcs ~a,st
measure ,si inches. pants - inches IN
seam IN ts,ok n siBgie width cieth
eieven yar,is 10 make the suit Strahsn
y Grsulsch need not ~ afraid ~ tackle
anything that cnsnes along N III. amt
making business after thss d~uunsna-
tton q their ability
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

Thess ars today tower s-ilss and smay.
be-" In usdicins than ever bsenes.
lt's time al great rseulta
Not loug 80 it w. said q . nan
sick With certain disaasso that nothing
could b dous ios him. Today thsrs ere
lev diseases that can not either b cured
or controlled.
About the last 10 yield 10 the patient
sccurats study Il science. were dissssss
u the kidneya
In the case II Bright's disease there 10
still that deadly certainty ol diagnosis
which answers tho inquirer bluntly, ycs.
or no. but the diseass itself hss I0ot it,
fearfulness. Medicine cures and con
trolls IL today.
Perhaps moro study has been devoted
TO this consumption q the kidneys than
TO any other single complaint. lts char
acteristics have been most clearly
marked out The disease soon involves
many other organs Of the body; other
troubles arc induced. such q pueu-
monis and rheumatism. Tho trouble b
primarily With the blood and nsgvsa
Some of the symptoms q discase q
the kidneys are rapid weakening Of the
system, tenderness over the kidneya,
chills, headaches and swelling q fset
and limbsL
Physicians have. IL many casss. held
to their own ideas q the incurableness
Of kidney troubles. and have chung stifliy
to their old time text books. but %
many Of these cases have been after
wards cured by Psine's celery compound
that this great remedy 10 looked upon
by physicisns - having unsurpassed
power to euro al diseases a the kid
neys. II cures where everything else
fails. Paine's celery compound 10 %
superior 10 Ill the ordinary trade"
remedies - diamond u to common
glasA II was first psescfibsd By no lee
. man than DR.. e. Z Phelps. the most
famous Of Dartmouthis professors, and
10 indorssd By physicians and The
public - no other remedy W. ever in
0orsed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

Judge 6sversns a the United States
circuit cuugt has IN extensive mint
plantzsion near Psarie. AlIegan county.
and the Judge ind the culture % rUmu-
nerative that from atty u loo acres gill
be ses THE ssaspo. Two largo dietille-
ne ara aspressns required ~ convert the
crop into oil. and too more will b
.rected thin summer % take care Of the
h.c-eAsed acreage.
james Robertson. formerly Of Lowell.
died fsw days EGO In ksnas. where he
went for the benedict biz health. He
wife arrived homo yesterday moaning
vith the ssmainA Mr. Robsrtson vms
hut X yeasu Old and while N businessiu
Lowell msds many frisndA
A sals a tazes Sce 1891 We held in
Gle 6ssnens a the court house yester-
dsy morning About 800 descriptions
weru sold There we're . few descrip-
tioos not sold. which will be- struck Oh
next Monday morains.
John Dewall oe No. liz Winter street
q angle man, X years old, was placed In
Jail last night ior safe keeping. He IN
thought 20 b insane and viii lie ex-
sminod in the probate court a 81 HE
mental coalition.
A firs in frame barn in the rear &
No. 3i2 West Fulton street. owned BY
Michael Butler. caused an alarm 10 BE-
turned in from boxes al and IA at sOa
Last night The barn Was damaged 800
worth. Insured
The officers Of the Reeds lake gravel
road company will inspect the line q
the proposed extension 10 Ada epme day
this week. ~ consider the feasibility Of
making the extension THE season
John Farrell has returned from . duck
hunt at Holland and is exhibiting 70 the
hoys fine collection OF thirty six ducks
~ tho result Of his attacks on the fcath-
cred nocks.
A number Of local physicians will At
tend the twenty eighth annual meeting
az the State Medical society. which win
b. held IA the Muskegon opera houss
May ll-i2
many friends ut their home. No. a5
Scribner street. Isst evening. the coca
sion being To commemorate thar china
webbing
There vas q decrease in tho bank clear
ing yesterday 20 f3Fssi 81 ~ compared
with the corresponding day % last year.
&C business OF tlJo. s9l-s.
N,~- Annie Besancon will entertain
participants in the recent merchants
carnival ct her horse. No. 3sB Twelfth
avenue. to-day.
The marriage a r. ID. Farrell 20 Miss
May Allan took place in Detroit yevser-
day Mr. and Mrs. Farrell arrived here
last evening.
The funeral II the late John Mc('as
my 10 south Grand Rapsds. will h held
IN sc Andrews cathedral at . q M To-
day.
G. N Hiner u Columbus. Ohio. has
succeeded o-sar A. Wells - agent u
the ADAMS Express company.
Surveys for twelve new yard tracks
vere maize by the {. d ". VI. yesterday
Dssth a Shawmut avenue.
T. Il. Fisher 10 at the voslds fAir-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02
CLOSED THE CONTRACT.
The West Miehigsn Electric compaa
Orders tn Tsansmissioo Plant

The General Electric company Of
New York, through ito western Office in
Chicago and the Grand Rapids Electric
company, has Just closed q contract
with the West Michigan Electric con-
pany for the electrical apparatus to b
used in this company's transmission
what familiar with the very enterprising
scheme Of this company. composed 1t
six substantial and representative busi-
mess men a western Michigan. They
evidently mean business. and in ksss
than year. probably. will have long
transmission plant that will attract at
tention in oil parts of the world.
1t is proposed. and work has beeu be-
gun. to transmit electrically 1000 horse
power from Lowell to Grand Rapids at
loss Of less than - per cent. The dis
lance is nearly twenty miles.
This plant will be very widely known
from the fact that very few. il any. sim
liar transmissions at a. great distance
and as high guaranteed efficiency have
ever been installed. 1t Ia proposed to
place in direct connection with the
water wheels in lowell a 1000 horse
power multi. phase" dynamo that gener-
ates current of low voltage. BY means
IL the ''transformer' the current will be
increased TO q voltage of twenty times
the pressure in order to prevent loss in
the conducting wires. In Grand Rapids
a second transformer" will reduce the
current to a voltage desirable for the use
for which il is intended
In the installation Of this apparatus
and line construction the general com
pany will operate through the Grand
Rapids Electric company. OF which
Prof. G. A. Csrman. the well known
electrician. 10 president and general
manager. Tho West Michigan Electric
company is composed 1t G. Jcssc Church
u Grcenville. president; +. +. Sweet.
Grand Rapids. vice president; A. G..
SekeIl. secretary; &. A. Church. Lowell.
treasurer; John f. More. Grand Rapids.
and DIR. u. &. Mcdaniel. Lowell. 1t il
scheme the development OF which will
be watched with interest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

Convert Culture" was tho subject
81 discussion at tho pastors weekly con.
ference yesterday. The views expressed
by the Rev. Heritage Of the Wealthy
Avenue baptist church were DISCUSSED
by the other ministerp. Ii was voted
that the appearance Of Maurice Shana-
han before the conference to explain the
views OF Roman catholics on various
questions should be next Monday. The
Rev. II. A. Rose spoke regarding his
work Of obtaining homes for neglected
children. Among tho visitors present
vere the Rev. Alfred d Vaudeville. the
Rev. Shanks of Lowell and the Rev.
Shaw Of Spring Lake.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

Contractor Hoskcn reported fifteen
brickiayers st work on tho Berkey 4
Gay building yesterday. and six men on
the BisselI company's addition. There
vac . proporti0naie Increase on the
other large joh~. and the contractors
were corre~pondingly elatcd. They said
four % the new men who went % work
yesterday are members 81 the union
here. and claim there will he a still
larger increase the next day on two. The
union men still express confidence 81
SHINING
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

County Clerk Eddy complains that
many of these ministers and magistrates
Who perform marriage ceremonies are
negligent in making their returns. thus
causing delays in the clerks Office. Mr.
Eddy wishes persons who perform mar.
riages would read paragraph 6..19 SEC
ton 7. 81 Howelrs annotated statutes.
which says that any person Who refuses
or neglects To make correct returns %
marriages shall be liable to fine Of sl0O
or ninety days imprisonment. or both.
in the discretion of the court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

At the meeting Of the directors Of the
directors Of the 7. NJ. &. A. last evening.
ninety new members were voted into
the association. Questions OF insurance
and the taking care Of the commercial
paper and other indebtedness OF the in
stitution were discussed and acted upon.
The president and secretary were di-
rected % decide ~ to who should be
sent 10 the general secretary's confer
snce at Louisville. Kentucky. and the
convention Of associations at Indianapo-
liza IL 10 probable that Secretary Ward
will attend the former.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

The @. R 4 l. 10 now selling excursion
tickets 70 Chicago % follows:
Tickets. good Tor return foe 7 days.
o8.lO.
Tickets. good for return Tor 80 days.
o02O.
Trains leave Grand Rspids st 1905 ..
m. and II 20 p. m. arriving in Chicago
at 3s6 p. N. and $50 q. n. Call tale
phone No. 608 and mako sleeping a.
parlor car reservations via q. R L /.
A. ALnQuIsr.
Ticket Agent. Union Station.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

The public library catalogue, Tor
vh,ch the library committee and the
employees II the library have Isbored
constantly for the ps=tfew months. is IN
the binders hands and viii son lie put
in use. The catalogue is the first couls
plese list q books IN the library which
the city has had since l-7l. II con
tains - pages and IL very compiete.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

The best salve in the world for cuta
bruises sores. ulcers. salt rheum. fcves
sores. letter, chappcd hands. chilblaina
corns and all akin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. ],
u guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. PRICE . CENTS pei
box. For sale by Peck Bros. druggists
corner Monroe and Division streeta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value. and those who
have not. have now the opportunity to
try il. Call on the advertised druggist
and get q trial bottle free. Send your
name and address 10 H. +. Bucklen 4
Co. Chicago, and get sampls bottle Of
DR.. Ding's New Life Pills Free, o. we'll
~ q copy OF Guidetp Health and House.
hold Instructor. FREE. All OF which ID
guaranteed TO do you good and cost you
nothing. Peck Bros Drug Store.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02


viuf1eD . kosenss = O11DsllssS Aaii N
- ysgss htsek n CDR ssv -
eUsoss 49,
H oDuunA taeusuaj dnncing snd essa
pngty VII - eisoa - DsNoiai on0r
nan1aU - = ~ es0nan<nsy pas-
49, t.ngsD8 sssaing- 1hs eonnlttss
= 49, viii - eunlosdd ~ foaiov-
~. g. = rfnk snd Dsvit fssbsA
~ enenal nsssiaGa Usnhsss q The
Het1nnd Unica Bensveisns annocistiSa
VII - hsaA = ~ haseoest a the
6scuaA nnousnsa eAnssA - bnstvick
s1suDe III evening.
h 8osSh Ed W. G. :. y. gave .
(ln)umhinn Nay sncial ~ the hons q
Ma plcssoes Johnsfoa. No. ool 6Outh
I6aia stsssk ~ svsaing.
The usosthly nssting a The Presu
etuh viii b. hsd tooossos aight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

Andrew NaspAy = q 70 William
Bnsy. Ia 5. q. {. vsdd~r's cub = an
simon vaaz1eo Dseg and vils % ToA-
nh J. Hieuvuhof, ~ -. q. =
Homeseesd sab. ,.......r........ la
Mar noelols - Curuslis Spo6ostsa,
iot :, biz 3. Barclay 4 Stsvens' odd y
William p. Innes N Edwin l. bow
ring aud ~ife, loe 4, bib Z, W. II.
lnnes' add ..............-.... In
AlAnson Shslsy and vife 10 Milford
L. Fitch. lots and 10. blk 4 Pm
ney's odd .................... 40
Reindeer Bsander and wife 10 Mary
Roslofs. part blk 2. POssrs Paris
Laurense ". Welcost ana vile 10
Fred LApple. " lS-eS at LOT 8 and .
l-6 lot Z. blk x, 6sswsrt 4 Ives. 0l
Malcolm II. Moore - Margaret L. b.
Moore, lot IL and % q Oh rest
side lot IL. blk z, Kendalis odd :. 3.Ql
hudson ~. Peaslee to Janice II.
June. Q Is n Of n he n Of loes
and :. blk ?. Remington's add.... S,0I
Charles kalkbrenner aud wife 70
Biem Salm. lot 10. blk I, Barclay
4 stevens add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
W. w. Williams ~ 8. s Williams,
piece land On &C 8, Tyrone. 81
Jacob Ely and wife 10 william Y.
Davis. piece land on 80 :. Solon.. d
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02
vosetl abs Chicago Camp.

At the regular drill meeting Of Com
pany b last night w. ID. Bryant Was
elected = member Of the board Of di-
rectors 20 succeed j. W. Hammer. re-
signed. The company also ia answer to
. communication Of inquiry from Adju-
tant Gidtiings u the Second regiment.
unanimously voted against having the
regular state encSmpment this year at
Brighton, and in favor u . en-day en-
campment In Chicago instcad. In this
event the troops will relinquish their
per diem. but tho state will furnish
transportation and subsistence. This
matter viii be settled by the state mill
tzry hoard 1T its meeting to be held
May 10 Ely L. Fishmsn presented
President Kzlmbach with fine gavcl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

Justice westfsli wa so III yesterday
that he c1ould not attend court. a. the
James ]. Mckee rape ca@e examination,
wh,ch wa~ IN have pro-.resled with. Vas
Transferred n Justice Hoicumh's c-,urt
The time uss occupied IN reading the
testimony previously taken. and No nex
testimony vss brssght out.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

Thsss vill b . concert and drill BY
company Of young laGiies In the Sixth
Ward baptist chapel. on Scribner street.
Thursday evening. beginning ut o'clock.
A large number q msshodists Of the
Grand Rapids district took dinner at
The Warwick together yesterday. after
which the monthly meeting Il the union
vas held and discussions had on vari-
ous sublects u church interest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

Capt r. r. Graves assured command
AZ the soldiers hesn- yesterday morn
ing. The change wzs maize vssy quietly
and the trmass>. hsd they M known n
vac Nav 1. might never have suspected
that the administrator n the hoae had
changed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

Gspsss u. Bastss q Wet Bridge
slssst astsaded the vosid's fair core
noaiss yesssssisy and vill 90 On - Tops
N. Kanana. ~ visie frlsndA
Z A Dsppss IN LETT night fos Duluth
@ bssines snd will h abssnt from the
cssy sbous usek.
6hssia LaMnsssux and undss SheriG
Davis vent north - Paris station yestss-
day trout 6shiag.
Boon = Sunday. 20 Mr.. and Ars.
ChAsles Brooks a Jcnison. . boy.
c. ". Gfsulich and G. A. Phelps vent
north eDe trout yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02
KENT FAIR IN LINE
supEaimTEnpEnrs ApeolnIfp
- . 0saUnBO Cnnngs - -
USw1nn Ia

lnpss1nnt sosDs - Dsspasiag ~ ~
Ksse ssasSy lnis vsss tnksa ~ ~
hpasd q disseonss q - nss1fna hsld
lsss SIGHT y 0sustAsy COs's sGeA 4
tsu pspssssatn1ica a The hoAsd vos
yssssss cd snpssinesndsaD eus To
vasiDas dppaEtnsa1s vsss spysiassd -
1sals~G HsssnA EAnunA AAsslsy.
WaEkss; 0ssA q. y. 0hss>sa. AAslss;
sasllA u q. As1l Csscods; shssp sad
swiaA u q hossns. CHsrsds; poultry.
Jann Lsthss. Lanost; fArn prUSh,ctA.
fss0oas z 6hssiA city; spscialA Il A.
Paiss. sisy: Grand River Horticultural
asisey. A. ". Slsytsa. city; fAsua I'm
plsmsats cad fsrW aachinsry. a =.
Coakiia. city; ass ssta. Charles A.
frssch. Grsaivilis; forsgs. l. A. 6sIo-
lnon. Duttos: carriage hall. ". A.
Fletcher. city; booth privileges. T.. w.
Garfield Paris; police and gate~ Will
nam H. Andsrson. city; marshal. Albert
IL Guild. PARA
HusssoansAtp GncOasaaed-
The program also received some con-
slisrstson and . portion Of IL was deter
mined upoo- More attention will be
given Ia encouraging the improvement
IL all clsasrs ID horscs than ever before.
Premiums vii bc offered for the bsst
riding. driving. draft and work hossssL
Skill Ia training and handling hcrses
viii also b. encouraged by special pre-
miuma In short. horsrmAnship vill b
the subject for special confederation.
instead VI Offering premiums fos time
speed the custom viii he Reversed add
distance viii 10 considered rather than
time. Bicycling Will also b. made one
VI the specisi f~s1urcs on account II the
incsr>Aing popularity Ut this means of
bocomotion- One day viii b devoted to
= chiIdrsn's carnival A special ssiort
will be made to make u . distinctively
agricultural'fxir in all its departments.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

The following 10 Q list of The marriage
licenses issued since last publication, with
the names, reaidcnces (whan Out Of The city)
and ages Of The partics: Age.
Lum e. Foote. Coartland, and Lille
Burch. CORTLAND. ...............1 -l8
Frank A. Brady, Cascade, and Celia A.
Lockwood. Caledonia $50
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

UnifoDsd suBk q ~ nsseohess
ave snccsalsl daneisg party = Moth
fsrk pAviiisa ~ sighG Nsasiy Do
co0paes vese peousos sd 9Anced = ths
nussc q Tie 80 vonasb hAad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

TIE quarterly e.ecfioa - cfsc>rs a
~. In.sepensiens Athletic club r~~nlt~d
~ f,l,o~s; President kdssri W smith;
VICE prees<seas, Joan J Fn3on, financiai
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

Asas Durinn. NJ - Wsse Iseaasd
stsse& 0ssss.ee1i Mn - as9.
gand. M. l2 Ninth e1gsoS Ok dul;
Anna I. HeupAs,ye No 81 Iaks ave-
nus. valley City; john Mccarthy. bar
too svsnns. g. Andsewss VilIian Aver
kAnA M log funrsA sevsst. Fultos
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

Apanyhi~t descriptive ~ Nehr,saa hsa
lsnSs vill - s-ns free o. sppsiea<ica b III
soSsvsixsed. essA nsn0 ssa sAAypDsss
yows skisa.is, ~ p. a f,sssiA o>a1 ~
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

Delegation. from several cities ~ the
state are expected a. the first state ina
vensson u the. Knights ~ the Ancient
E.s~nss cr'i-r IA h- held here this
ncoth. The locsl members sill CIV. the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

A76.6

During April five new corporations
fled articles OF association, four cases
we're appealed to the supreme court,
eighty two new cases were started and
l:S marriage licenses were Issued.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02
Dioal.

COBIAS-May I, ut his residence. No. 81
Weston street. Henry Cobias. aged -
years. Funeral Wednesday at Cascade
RAMSAY-ln Paris, France, April Is, Mp.
Charles w. Ramsay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

The unse ssoa . bic
veathes Of the past feu
weeks has played the mis-
chief With tssdA We
viii even things mp tiais
week by such reductions
Ia prices - viii force busi-
aesa no aattes what TIE
weathcs -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

Robert YbsanAa1d. No. los 6ecoad
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West bridge s1soel ueeAleA