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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-10-05

wife swept by him in the torrent, appeal
ing pi,cously for the help he was unable
to render. He witnessed scores Of people
drown about him. Many who did not
drown had their lives crushed out 10y
wreckase. George Sieorovitch saw his
wife and children perish before him
while In the water up to his chin.
Il 10 variously estimated that from 300
tn 500 people perished in Bayou Cook. The
deaths at other points will swell the total
to not less than ! 100 according TO the best
Information now obsainabie. AT Grand
Bayou not less than Is perished. On Ro-
sario and Linden islands the loss OF life
has been considerable. The old fort on
Grand Terre has been considerably dam
aged, but the lighthouse 10 still standing.
II 10 difYicult to establish the correctness
Of the report Of the great loss OF life OH
Grand island. There were only about
200 people resident on the island and
no Que has yot arrived directly from therc.
Several boats have already left the city
stocked with provisions for the sufferers.
Shell Beach was visited by the storm and
u or l3 people lost their lives there. ST.
Mato island Is reported 10 have been
swept. Twenty-Five people resided on the
island and as far as known not one is left
to tell the tale. EX-Congressman Dudley
Coleman and his party succeeded in
reaching the city from Moreland. They
report two schooners lost with 10 men.
Along Bayou Senct there were many Chi
ncse engaged In the occupation OF drying
shrimps. They were in the track oil the
storm and many undoubtedly persisted.
AT MOBILE.
MOBILE, Ala. Oct. 5.--The loss Of life in
the recent storm cannot DO estimated.
Tho following are known to bo lost:
4. j. Graham, Ed. Brenser, Mrs. Stephen
Walter aud her niece, Miss Carrie Wise
and Ike Wise; several negroes. Miss
Graham and Miss Huron, school teachers,
are among the missing. On both sides of
the bay were many villages. Some of
them are totally destroyed and the inhab-
itants gone. An unknown vessel is
ashore on Navy Cove. 1t is supposed that
all were lost.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-10-05

New YORK. Oct. 4.--The fifth game in
the series began tonight. Soon after the
game opened Ives made the best play of
the night and nursed the balls in his fa-
vorite place TO . great extent. In the
nights play Ives scored 1.9i3. which
placed him 1i5 ahead OF Roberts. although
he was 95i behind when the nights play
began. Roberts made ss6. The total
score now is: Ives. 3.6J2: Roberts. i.is7.
Ives highest breaks were G5l. SIS aud 395.
century mark five times.
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pr. M.,, He'd wi,hau, u.n.

SAN Francisco, Oct. i.-Eugcne +.
West was to-day held without bail to
answer for the murder of Addie Gilmour.
the girl who 50 mysteriously disappeared
after having been under the care of DIR.
West at his office. and whose mutilaied
body WAS afterwards found in the bay.
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Carlislr'. Little Crawl.

wAsHIsGToS, Oct. &.-Secretary Car
Isle has sent to the house a reply to the
resolution OF that body asking him why
100000 ounces Of silver bullion was not
purchased during July and August, as re-
quired by law. The reply says that as the
United States IL the largest purchaser of
silver In the world the secretary of the
treasury, after an examination of the
offers and quotations each day. should
determine what in his judgment is fair
price.
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NO WRIT GRANTED.

Mr. shannon Loses His Case before the
supreme Court.
Special Dispatch to the Standard
HELENA, Oct. 4.-Mr. Shannon of Butte
was before the supreme court to-day with
an application for writ Of habeas corpus.
During the trial of the case in the Justices
court at Butte, he 10 alleged TO nave called
the opposing coupsel q vile name aud was
fined 500 for contempt. He refused To
pay and was committed to the custody of
the sheriff. After hearing the statement
of the case. the supreme court refused to
grant writ OF habeas corpus aud ordered
the lawyer recommitted to the custody Of
the sheriff which means that he must pay
his fine.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-10-05

LONDON, Oct. i.-The Pail Mall Gazette
published an Interview with a secret SER
vice officer this afternoon, supposed TO be
LeCaron, well-known i'm connection with
the Parnell-Times libel suit. declaring that
the Clan-na-Gael is being reorganixed
under the direction Of Patrick Egan and
Patrick Ford, AS the result of the rcjec-
tion by the house Of lords OF tho home
rule bill.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-10-05

Rio DE JANEIRo. Oct. 4.-The COM
mandcrs Of tho British, French, Italian,
American ana Portuguese mcn-of-war
hero have received dispatches giving them
discretionary power to take such action
as may seem necessary to prevent n
further attack by the rebel gunboats on
the city which might endanger the lives
and property OF foreign subjects. The
commanders have already acted on this
authorization by informing Admiral
Demellos that no attack on the city will
be permitted. Germany alone refrained
from taking similar action on tho ground
that she does not desire to interfere In
domestic troubles.
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Al the Fair.

CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-The day opened bright
and pleasant after several cloudy, cold
days aud the attendance mt tho fair ma
terially increased in consequence. This
is Mexican day aud il was celebrated
with appropriate exercises.
George +. Kunze, of the mines and min
ing building, assisted by DIR. Harrington
Of Harvard, polished two diamonds with
dust of meteoric iron found at Cenon
Dlablo. Ariz. This 10 the first time dia-
monds were ever cut, ground or polished
except with diamond dust. Professor
Kunze in a paper read before the Chicago
Academy Of Sciences characterized
meteoric dust as diamond or substance
fully as hard. The experiment IL attract
ing great attention as Il is entirely novel.
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MooRs MusTERlNo FORCES.
There 4. Likely to Be u Real Old Fash
ioned Bioody Battle Iteforr LING.

Toned bloody Battle Before Long.
Madrid, Oct. i.-Dispatohes 4. from Me-
lila say that ZOO Moors, including 5000
cavalry. are surrounding that place. The
Moors swear they will never permit tho
erection of a Spanish fort at Garriarch.
The ministry here has decided to erect a
fort at any cost. Reinforcements are b.-
ing sent to the front as rapidly as possi-
BILE. The gunboat CuervA arrived at Me-
lila aud has been shclliug the Moorish
forts on tue Riff coast all day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-10-05

Twenty Sixth Annual Coavsatieu In ess-
sioa at Liviasstea.
Speelal nixuafch N tha AtandArd

Twenty Sixth Annual Couvsutiou In eea-
sloa at Liviasstea.
Special Dispatch TO the standard.
LIVINGSTON, Oct. 4.-The Montana
grand lodge l. D. q. 7. convened in 2sth
annual session in this city this morning.
with Grand Chief Templar J. r. Faulds Of
Stevensville presiding over the delibera-
tions Of the body. Tho call of delegates
entitled TO seats showed tho following
present: Anaconda-Mille Davidson, J.
w. James, L. ]. Edgecomos; Butte-P. ].
Hallbcra, w. ID. Singel, j. Z. Astele. @.
w. Alton, J. w. Goode, J. A. Longsta6,
Kate Hamilton, William Hamilton; Boul-
der-T. c. Calbraith, Janie Hall;
Helena-Susie Priest, Albert Frank,
Annie Smith. MAsscnA BullArd, Isa-
bella Kirkendall; East Helena-Mrs.
Manlove, Victor X. p. Green;
Stevensville-W. Z. Baegs, Howard Lam
caster. J. X. Faulds; Granite-Florsnce
johnson; Race Trsck-W. 7. Elliott; Liv-
inaston-Mrs. w. II. Yeaton, J. II. wol-
colt, Kate Labare. To-day was consumed
in listening to reports OF the officers and
q social session was held this evening.
The order has % lodges in the state. With
a total membership OF l.453, an increase
over last year of four lodges and . MEM
bcrship gain of 107. Tomorrow will be
taken up In the election OF officers and
other routine business. In the evening
there will be q public installation and .
banquet, after which the convention Will
adjourn sine die.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-10-05
THE YACHT RACE TO-DAY.
wea'her Permitting At will lie u Yer.
Exciting Contest.

New YORK, Oct. 4.-The first contest
between the vigiiant and valkyrie will
take place tomorrow, conditions per.
hitting. 1t is certain that IL the weather
is favorable thousands upon thousands Of
eager enthusiasts will follow every move
ment of the flyers from the moment they
leave their anchorage until the great race
is over and the yachting supremacy Of the
two nations determined.
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Entrie. at westchester.

First race-welter weights handicap,
flve-eighths of q mile: Sirocco, l3o: Wah
Jim. l27; Tormcntor. 1so; Rival. III; Roy
Lochiel, lis; Lixetta,il4 Golden Dawn.loss
Annie Bishop. i07; Minnehaha, los; Cali
Ice. 100; Anna Mayes. %.
Second racc-Handicap, one mile and
an eighth: Raceland, i22; fidelio, s5;
Hume, 95; Newton, 92.
Third r,ce-Donmow stakes, three.
fourths of a mile: Jack OF Spades, 123;
Dobbins. l2l; Prig. l2l; Hurlingham, iis;
~. Julien, lis; Ell TELEGRAPH, lis; Melody,
lis; Longdale. ll3; Rama, ITO; Sam
Lucas. 10; Ben Lomond, 10: Assignee,
10; Illusion. los; Rubicon, lO6.
Fourth race-C Consolation stakes, seven.
eighths of n mile; Stonenell, is2; Roller,
ll2: Tulla Blackburn, lU2.
Fifth race-One mile. selling: Terrifler.
~; Anna b., 90; Integrity, e6; Beausy, %;
Little Billy, %; kirkoyer, ~; Henry
Young. So.
Sixth race-Five-eighths Of mile: Po-
tentate, lis; Rama, Wernhery. Trinculo,
Patrician. Galiiee. Sam Lucas, 0rnus,
Frogd1nce. Harrington. lis; Belldemere,
lis; kentigcrua, lis; Hartford, los; The
Joker, l06; Fluff, los.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-10-05

NEW YORK, Oct. i.-Alfred De Oro and
John Roberts have arranged 100 point
pool match to begin October l6 for $1,000
a side. The game will last six days. Half
the match will be on American and half
on English pool tables.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-10-05

NORRIS PARK, Oct. S.-Track fast.
Six furionas Jim. won; Lustrs,
second; Sir Matthew, third. Time, / :loK.
Handicap. seven furlongs-G
won; Helen Nichols. secondr Bonaven-
tura, third. Time, :26h. Five and .
half furlongs won; Nahma,
second; Florence. third. Time. 1:06.
Fordham handicap, one mile and hve
Observation-Disclosures, won; Sir Walter.
second; Picknicker, third. Time, 2;iAx.
One mile-Tom Tough. won; Victorious.
second; wampezo. third. Time, i:to.
Six furlongs- won; Milt
Young. second; Lorimer, third. Time.
:l0L.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-10-05

LAroNIA, Oct. 4.-Track slow. Seven
furlongs-La Grande won; Little Annie,
second; Little George, third. Time, 1 :aH.
Six furlongs-Nestor won; Mollie Gray,
second: Sir Peter, third. Time, 1:2OH.
Mile-w. L. Munson won; Bessie Bisland,
second; Judge Cardwell, third. Time,
1:isH. Eleven-sixteenths - Florence p.
won; Mariel, second; Buck Nicely, third.
Time, l:liA. Five furlongs - Shuttle
won; Trim. second; Long Part, third.
Time, 1 :0S.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

The scven local lodges OF the Ancient
Order ~ United Wofkmen. with mem
bersiiip a l.oi3 persons. viii hold their
bret annual reunion and entertainment
this evening at Hartman hall. A grand
street parade will take place in the early
evening and the program as heretofore
published in TaE HERALD will be oh
served at the hall. The parade will start
from the corner Of West Bridge and Mt
Vernon streets at o'clock aud proceed
70 Canal and Monroe streets. finishing at
the hall entrance. One OF the pleasing
incidents IL the entertainment will be
the presentation by Judge Burlingamc
81 a banner TO Goldsmith Lodge No. l67
Tho banner will be given by Mrs. John
Goldsmith. FOR whose husband the lodge
was named. Mr.. Goldsmith vas the
first master workman IN this city. and
while be lived Was an honored member
Of the order Tho Hon. Edward Tag
CART will preside rs chairman. and among
the speakers will be w. Warne Wilson,
grand recorder. of Detroit. the Rev. j. T..
Hustesi. Maurice Shanahau and Judge
r. A Burlingame-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12
D...h of Rn.,en smith

Ruesell Smith. one Of the oldest resi-.
dents 81 Kent county. died at the resi-.
dence Of his daughter. MIRA J. ID. Nay
smith. No. 20 Clancy street. yesterday
incoming. Mr.. Smith Was 10 years old.
He moved 20 Bovne township from
Ohio thirty five years ago. About three
year. ago he came 10 Grand Rapids. and
hxs since lived with his daughter lie
Ieff seven children. Mrs J. ID. Naysmith.
Mrz Frank westherly. Mrs Joseph
Walker Of this city. Charles Smith 81
Bovine MIRA Lsvina johnson Of Bovine,
Mrs. Lowsnds johnson 81 Irving and
Mrs. Hefti- Morgan Il Lowell The
funeral viii be held from the Bovine
Center church at = O'Clock tomorrow
afternonn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

several Ds~ r~sidsask~ are ia coufsa
ef coastruction. Four ~ thsm 10 ca
hlosk. h<ts.su fifsh and sisth assnass.
Peter Ote = hulailns esle and ]. "a
Clos,srbosse another faey ssli eoss
fsou ~ .ooo 60 $500
Nick Bo>s = repairing bic rssssisoce.
r~c>nsfy damaged 81 IRE. lie . adding
q the ssruesuFe az the sAEs tine
Painting l. al fhs rare on Jsder~on
avenns ard snaBs . fne residence h sion'
nins as~ eoaf
Conxre~snSn Richardson = building
an <ki1.fioa "a has Fe-ld-nce. corner ~
Wlghiaad aud jssersoa avenues.
The Daniel r. Tower mansion i- being
beanfih~d by adding uice veranda IN
front
Nighiznd avenue 10 being graded. the
curtssones being placed IN position.
A ns~ rs~sdeaq~ 10 IN fraE.e Just south
II Sixth avenue.
Jefsfpn avenue IL booming.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

George y wsnty and y. A. F,e'cher
hayr each porcha~ed frontage -
seventy fsef AID 10 feet deep Of TIE
baii fofaeefs "a from John Widslicomb
fer shica they paid AZ The rate II ss0 a
flnt The purchasers wisi errrt hand
ss-r1e r~sicrnces on The property feis
sessfn-
Jsssixr iIsxzsrty aud wife left laat
evening for a werk v-it a. the worids
fair Jusiie- Hol.snh viii attend tae
rnofn,u9 <fssipHs 4 ptaifr court during
th~ jadge alS-erre g. dispose n minor
cssss bat ~ examinations ~sil - pei
over nntii be refarns
" A How~un. one e he clerks 81
lafsd IN the Ford th@atsf hafrrf fsiisy
nsornieg sss frruaeriy sfene9fa rhsf 10
the sl'iee n Clark 4 i.as en- = fbis cisy
Ils f~csiFcsi he appointment about four
aioHihe 49,
TIE Rev. nesi = sfasieoi AZ Chirsgo
Theoiogicsl ~eusinary. bae teen eagssei
e. preach AZ ~ Nasii@on Avsaas f.nsn
al pr~~h1 tefian ehaFch turing th~
-asnasrr Farstiun.
The rrgoisr qqsrteriF nesting - ~
directors - fhs kent Cosafy AEfiesi.
tarsl .setsfy .in - kesd ierirssoe AZ
;erre-ln ia S~frefSfg 'eSs oiiiee
Jna~s STATE. Asi.nuey Falnes al
s.sistsnt NeAshon 81 g. . Dssnif
the ustraitaf . sfteud ths sesssinn a
fh- sfaei ste teaet
The ~ a. r g Cnfsn - uasoas has
.irciIie1 81 hnii - santisi ffshie - LAS
haH park assf fhpreisg sftssneoa
The Eev "a ArN.fss si.i iss-slhr-e
nfcn The Nach lanae Man. At iia
"a sfefbs5 sireef sssselon tau at
~ y y t,sSsne zad sfs hsss -
snru-si ffess a -e~ss tflp - TIE ~sstis
f~.r
f~gsiss sssesisT q iae eaasaoa rosa
-. s....l..ss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

Handsome Cross I'm the Nj Calvary
Catholic Cemetery.

&sssesfetC
Not less than 5000 persons assembled
az 80 yesterday afternoon in Mt Cal.
vary csnsssry 90 West Leonard street
"a witness the dedication II the hand.
some erucllix lately erected on the high
eat point in the cemetery. The cross is
about twenty feet high and hears upon
ia face a figure y the Savior. The cru
elk As mae Ia Munich and is doubt
less the zines, thing ~ the kind IL the
city. The figure alone cost more than
tIJN
Al 10 the Cathalic societies formed
ia line on Vest Bridge street. with vii
liam Drcuk. a. marshsi and Joseph
Brogger and Joseph Brechtins "a aides.
The societies ia lane were the following:
Knights 81 ST. John. w. II. Murphy.
commander
s.. Aloysus society, ST. Marys church
society. ST. Joseph society. John Jung
hacker. president, Catholic Mutual Ben
sft association. Branch A.. Joseph Drag
ger, president: Branch n. l. L. Lau-
Mere. president; Branch u. W. 7. Nc
Gurrin prssident- 81. Adelbcrt's society.
Jonn Mics<a. pFtsident; ST. Peter and
Paul society. 81. Hyacin;h society. st.
Cashier society and st. Sisnislsus soci.
ETY.. The parade was accompanied by
the Polish band and wnrzburg,s
band. ana was followed by thousands
Il cilizens in carriages and on foot. The
procession nearly leo strong, moved
through West bridge, Stocking and
other streets TO the cemetery. where
many hal assembled before the parade
arrived The dedicatory services we're
conducted by Father Smith OF ~.
Mary's church. assisted by Father
Palcher and Father Henry. c. s. s. X.
The music was furnished by ST. Mary's
church choir. Father Henry made a
brief address on the significance OF the
cross 10 christians. and explained how
before Christ's time ii WAS looked upon
- low and degrading. as il was used
only O. punish the worst criminals.
Since Christ died upon the cross it has
become the symbol OF all that was good
and pure and holy Father Henry was
followed by Father Smith. who made a
BRET address in German. The process
sion reformed and marched back TO the
city. each society proceeding to its own
headquarters.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

The d.. G. II. 4 NJ. railway have ar
ranged to run an excursion TO Milwsu-
kee next Saturday. leaving Grand
Rapids at ] p M; making direct CON
City Of Milwaukee" arriving at Mil
waukee at 40 p. IN. Tickets will be
good to return leaving Milwaukee Sun
day night at 2 O'clock. Fare for the
round trip. only s2-50; ber;hs. so cents
extra. For further particulars apply at
city or depot Office.
JAMES CAMPBELL, City Agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

Allcock's Porous Pasters are the orly
reiiable plasters ever produced. Fra
grant. clean. inexpensive and never fail.
ing: they fully Eseet AL the requirements
Of household remedy and should al
ways be kept on hand. For the relief
and cure Of weak back. weak muscles,
lameness. stiff or enlarged joints. pains
in the chest. small Of the back and
around the hips, sfrains. stitches and all
local pains. Allcock's Porous Plasters arc
unequalicd.
Beware OK limitations and do not be
deceived by Misrepresentation Ask for
Allcock's. and let no solicitation or cx-
PLANTATION induce you to accept substi-
eufe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

hsa~s An es<svntisn Hhout twenty
sest deep wss nassis and shen ne s..s
sss taken oet Il saa abasdoaed II
oonfslns sfoat eksksseo f~sf a wsf<f
and = nlled Nth ssefsthins from i've
fnaxs ~ sss@a est< The resident. ciaam
tast n i a nsaacs IA the hsslth q
ever, holy living ~ The nesshfofhcod.
oae 81 the pupss. IN ths Ds<ssrsad ssfues
sches. a. drowned In the poad fss
days aso. and they want the hcis uils<l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

The Ladies Literary club ~ its IN.
nusi as.siax held Saturday sftefnocn
al the club house on Sheldoa strsst
elected lAs ALLOWING os'erru Tor the en
suing year President Ars Il J.. Row.
land: sics president. Mrs y. X Bissrii;
recording secretary. Mira DIV lght Goss,
corresponding secretary. Mrs. IL. r
Thompson; treasurer. Mise Emma ;.
Clapp: fret director. Mira J W. kosen-
thai; second director. Ms. John Gold
smith: third director. Mrs. W. II.
Fosle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

shortly after II o'clock last night the
patrol xagon Was called 70 the residence
n James Miller at No. Ia Fountain
street ia answer o. a report that bur
giar vas around the house. Upon ar.
fivsl no trace - the midnight pFoRler
could - found II vas learned that Mr.
Nillef's hired girl bad been awakened
aud ssr through her chamber window
nan 90 The ra-f - one- story addition
o. toe ho.se when the alarm wa
gwen be sss frightened swsy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

Besile1ts ia the vis,aify % Diamond
street ara grrpsrinx : petition - PIE
senf t. ll.e t<ard e health. reque-iinR
shai brssa. Clark 4 Co. b. compelled
T. fii Oh = hele IN their br,ckysFi ste
80 f1ai8srhd street. hesf the @shDol
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

SMITH Yesterday, AZ The residence Of rs
daughter. Mrs. j. d. Wayslnith- No 10
Clancy street. Ksiss< u Smith. aged - years.
Funeral services At Bovine Center TUESDAY
1T ~. n.
r q. Cherrymsn. funeral furnisher, No.
IS Fountain street Telephone itu0
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

Are the most popular thing shown in
the millinery line this season. We have
large stock Of them. and are Offering
the cheapest at SIC and the best at 600,
You should see them.
CoRL, KNOTT 4 Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

You can always find the largest vari-
ETY. OF anything In the millinery line at
Corl. Knott Il Co.'S Especially is this
so in Ladies' Sailors. Come and see.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

The Maccabees Of the city will give
an excursion to Kalamazoo. Sunday.
June 18th, instead Of the 18th. via the
l.. S. 4 M. S. railroad Round trip. 81.
See bills. All are invited.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

A six piece parlor suit. former price
$50. now $3.50. ut Heyman Company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

u l. Nsspa IN sss cA.RA4rs yesterday
Sfssrsaon. They ell p nd su~sas t~o
v<sks u tns ~ ssSis TAR.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

A five piece Brocatete suit. former
price s72JO. now s6l.50. ut Heyman
company's.