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The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-09-14

Y OST.-Between oskaloosa and Pete
il Nelson's, blue coat Finder VIII
please leave at this Office. dlwt
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-09-14

T HAVE grapes for sale atmy home north
west OF city. Call there.
Mas. LOUISE BLATTNER.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-09-14
THE SHERIFF,

The contest between Jap Timbrell
SndjWill Cricket was an even one
the informal vote giving Timbrell 80
and Crickett Al. The formal ballot
sent TimbreH out winner by 50 to 40
for Crickett-snd so William was laid
away again-faithSul fellow that he Is.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-09-14

THE Brewster WeIch Shoe Co. sell
Shoes Cheap.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-09-14
Doctor REA
SPECIALIST
Of National Reputation.

President of the Famous Southern
Medical Institute, Louisville, KY.
BY SPECIAL REQUEST
of his many patients who have usually
gone a long distance to see him will visit
OSKALOOSA, IOWA,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-09-14
MAHAsKA COUNTY NEWS.
Ne.os and Notes from the HeraEd''
Corps of CORE spondemts.
HEADQUARTERS HERALD RE
p0E,TEspS SSocTATInN R0sE

HEADQUARTERS HERALD RE-
PoRTERs ASSOCIATION, ROSE
HILL, Ia, Sept. IL, 1893.
The ninth annual meeting of THE
HERALD Reporters association will be
held at the HERALD building on the
fair grounds, Wednesday afternoon,
Sept. 20, 1893, at 80 Pm, sharp, for
the election of officers and such other
business as may come before the meet.
ing. All members are requested to at
tend, and those who wish to join the
association are invited to meet with us.
ID. M. PRRDUE, President.
WHITE OAK.
Warren Wharton and wife, of Flint,
visited few days at M. Kinsman's.
Mrs. Jessie Kinsman and Miss Alta
Kentfield returned home Tuesday.
On Thursday Silas Moore's boy was
riding his horse pretty fast when it
stumbled and fell, breaking its fore leg
at the shoulder.
Miss Minnie Eddy, of Vermont, ar
rived at the NJ. ID. Matthews home on
Wednesday for few weeks visit. She
is a sister of Mrs. Cora Matthews and
is visiting the west for the first time.
Mrs. Martin and son visited her
daughter, Mrs. J. n. Moore, recently.
A. n. Caldwell had small fire Tues
day, caused by sparks from a steam
thresher. Burned part of his meadow
and one of his sheep sheds.
j. w. Douglas returned on Saturday
from the encampment at Indianapolis,
and reports good time.
Samuel Barkley and wife returned
Saturday from a pleasant visit with
their son, George Barkley and wife.
Don't forget the musical entertain
ment at White Oak church Saturday
evening, Sept. 16. Address by Rev.
Campbell, of Fremont. Free to all.
John Hackley is at Williams visiting
friends for a few weeks.
Cheney Carpenter spent Sunday at
T. w. CaldwelPs.
A number from here attended yearly
meeting in your city.
Rev. Mrs. Smith will be present at
the White Oak church Sunday, Sept. II,
at IL A. NJ. and PM. Come everybody
and hear the gospel.
Mrs. Cora Matthews has been very
sick but is better now.
Elmer Woods and wife were Sunday
visitors at Samuel Barkley's.
Robert McBurney is visiting friends
here.
Grant Woods and wife spent Sunday
at the VIM. Harrington home.
There is considerable sickness around
here, but no serious cases.
Sept. IL. VERITAs.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-09-14

EOR SALE at q bargain If taken soon.
u On account of my health win sell my
property, consisting of about acres, two
good houses, out-buildings, small fruit Of
all kinds. Inquire of ]. L. Aibers, lli1
Third avenue west. 4ws
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-09-14

Gid declined being on the roII, ana SO
did DIR. Lindley, and the formal roll
call went on, and then James. the sill
yer "Gggerer," was named. He ruined
SO votes, Williams 4 and McFall 2. Mr.
Bolton was called out and said that he
did not want seat in the legislature,
that he had said that he would not ac-
cept any nomination, had not the time,
and all that, but the convention made
the ballot unanimous, and so James is
the chosen one for the November
SIau0htar
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-09-14

Toll the bells sadly, our star is setting,
Sophistry fails to extinguish the gloom,
Hard are the times and sad the occasion,
Pervading our souls in a chaos of gloom
Hark to the sound of the free whiskey
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-09-14

On the formal ballot the Canon was
loaded with 76 votes and the nOmina-
tion-White Is and Neagle 8.
Will Cricket was called out and
pledged his support to the whole tiaket
knocked out as he had been. Will
talked like sea sick man.
Oliver Downs was sent after Jap Tim
brelI and he said thank you" for the
wallopin' he will get next November.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-09-14

N<-A ssseA "A ~
a. II. Rodgers and family returned
from two weeks visit at the worlds
fair Iaat week.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-09-14

Loud beat the heugag of low tariff, too,
Peal forth the yow-yow of d-prohibition
Blow in loud chorus the holy bazoo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
ROBBED AN OLD MAN
IN The TOWNSHIP or WALKER


Masked robbers nearly killed Fred
Nilisr. an agei German. living on the
Walker road 1--we miles from this city. In
his house Friday night After pouad-
ing the old nan into inssnsibliity the
Williams robbed hln o. 60 and departed
leaving the victim bound with hay bail
Ing wire lie recovered CONSCIOUSNESS
after an hour but did not dare leave tho
house 10 give the alarm until daylight
Mr.. Miller resides alone In = small
shanty on the Walker road. He says he
vas about 10 retire about Q o'clock when
he heard rap AZ the door and taking
lamp In his hand went 20 open H. He
had barely unfssiened the lock when
tao men whom he says he thought had
red paint on their faces rushed In. grab
bed him and when he called TOR aid
struck him with club and
beat him until he knew no more. He
recovered sufficiently 10 climb on the
bed. IL was 1870 when he recovered
consciousness. At III o'clock several
young men passed the house and heard
Mr.. Miller calling. but supposed he wss
singing. as he often did nj night
At daylight Mr. Miller succeeded in
attracting the attention Of Fred Holmes
and T. w. Allen. who at once gave tho
alarm. and brought Mr.. Miller TO the
city and to DIR. Groner's Office. whore
the wounds were dressed. There were
at least half dozen wounds on Mr..
Millsr's head. and his face was black
and bruised in many places.
When the officers reached Miiler's
house they found everything in confu-
sion. showing that the old man had
fought desperately. The walls and floor
aud bed were bespattered with blood
A 35-calibre Smith 4 wesson cartridge
was found on the floor. The stick with
which he had been struck was found in
the wood box Ii was the large end OF
a whalebone whip loaded with iron. Ii
was about two feet long and was covered
with blood and hair. The wire
with which the poor old man
was bound Was found under
the bed. IL was a common piece OF wire
used in bailing hay and straw. There
were signs that horse and buggy had
driven up TO the Miller house Mr.. Mil
Ter was unable 10 give any description OF
the two men. He saw them only for a
moment, and as the lamp was knocked
from his hand a dark lantern was flashed
in his face. so binding him that he did
not sec their faces or clothing again.
The sherid's force acted promptly, tele-
phoning the various livery stables 10
learn II anyone had horse on Friday
night out as late as 1870. They
found no trace aud the detectives OF the
city are aiding them to locate the vii
lians. After his wounds were dressed
Mr.. Miller was taken TO Mercy hospital
10 be cared for until he RECEIVERS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
NATIONAL Funeral Dircctors.

p. ii. O'Brien. president OF the Michi-
gan Funeral Directors association has
returned from Detroit, where he at
tended the convention OF the Interna-
tioral Funeral Directors association.
lie says the convention was one OF the
most interesting and instructive ever
held by the association.
AS the Canadian funeral directors
have not taken much interest in the
affairs OF the association and have sent
no delegates TO. the last two conventions
we changed the name OF the convention
from International To national" said Mr..
O'Brien last night. I'VE did not pro-
pose 10 continue the name when only
national delegates compose the conven-
ton"
TIE next convention win be held In
st. Louis. Missouri.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

board q manages a ne Womsn's
hems s1d Hospital w.li - held ~ ne
hQme NJ. - k<<t4tek street. % Aocd4y
slternoon. o<toss< 4 - 80 o'ei'ek
wllilsn Dask4n. via SD d<nshtsr
q Jsfsssco sseaue returned fcstefa@f
mo<nlaf iron ChlcsGo xis ofsnd ia
YEA. They feposs very sfsrms nAshi
/ @. kheIr>ils viii ie<turs In the
l.afiis<f Literary society club house
thursday esenlDx. the subsect bst1s
The seven Ages q . Mohsnmsi4a "a
Egypt
Mr.. and Mr& irving A. Ds@a q No II
tfoiiisfer avenue. li<hleEsd ths nidniSht
gloon Il the sanctun last niTht with .
huge noa4uet q frssrsnt fsii to~sr<
The district nurss % The Charity -
eiefy ras ~ yesterday and too nuEsss.
doctor and = woman heipsT volunteered
q attend % tie no<t urxsnf czre&
AZ the Nlnisfersf confrrsnes Aondsy
sffsrnooa the Rev. J. T. SAITH wiii open
The discussion on the toplc Tbs Prog
res 10 Doctrine
sidney Steele a the Morton honss
and Arthur sharp. assistant In the q.
X A l. p@ynaster's o1iee. sent 10 Chi'
eago lat night
The Bsrksy q Gay Furniture factory
vili start up Aondzy with limited
force after besag shut down for two
monfha
The ssxiag school Cor poor and de-
serving girls vill reopen 10 ST. Marks
chapel on Saturday morning nsxt II =
a "a
The annual meeting Of the board Of
directors u the U. Is. "A. Home and hos-
pItal viii BE bald Tuesday. October IL.
Z. A. Fletcher and Mr.. and Mrs Vii
lard Aosher Of Fletcher place have re-
turned from the worlds FAR.
A. W. Smith Of West Toledo v the
guest u his brother in-lay. w, r
Cooper. Of Thomas street
The Oratorio society will begis its
rehearsals az the auditorium of the \.
NJ Z. A tomorrow night
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Seymour Of No. 50
Dwight street have gone 10 tho worlds
fair.
Mrs. Maggie shaw OF Corl. Knott &
Co viii return from New York tomor-
ron.
There are now forty-se children in
the Children's home on Cherry street
% w. Van Dyns and wife Of No 902
Fifth avenue are at the worlds fair.
j. W. Trisl aud Charles Rose will leave
for Chicago today.
Clerk Lnckie Of the superior court Is
az the worlds fair.
benjamin Barendssn has gone 10 Chi
cago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

epscF .r...< sa<etsnz n N ~
rs.nine negs,ee Il !.
"a n.,.h... P,sta VA p 4
f,-,.,>-..k' = 1i''5.,hs ss.s~t .,3 <,.<th .s<.
uos. srn.fss rrhool a. ~ = m.. .ers.ex
and .ersson Ii sm
~ 1890. f,An.<A S..xx 49,
Saadsx s.orrinc a the usual hos,r Sah.
isscs. .<f1ls Led Aloas SAVES, Evil Alors
Punishss.s
chnrsA az Christ Morniux. How TO
kead the Bibls;s evening. The Low
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
snecial Chnrch Notc..

Trinity Church-Harvest song service
at 1870 and 7:3O for tho benefit Of the
Children's home. Special music has
been prepared by the vested choir. Sun
day school and Bible class at 3.
Unity Church Morning. The Sere
ard Yellow Leaf" Evening. lecture in
answer 10 the lectures of the Rev.
Charles Watts on the existence of God
and on after life. All invited.
All Souls Church fUniyersalistj r.
Morning subject. From Childhood 10
Manhood ia Religion" Sunday school
- IA. Young peoples meeting 0.l5 p. m.
No evening service.
Park Congregational Morning. why
Have the Churches Invited Is. +. Mills
20 Grand RapidsY" Evening address.
samson. or the Strong Man Made
Weak"
First Presbyterian Church Morning
service az i0-D); Sunday school at noon,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08


The seventh Ward Municipal Fran
rhise league MI meet Tuesday after
noon at ne resideocs a Mira IL Mar
garet Downs. No JsI West Bridge street.
aira Martha j. Strickland of Detroit
VII delivers lecture on Different Forms
90 6ogernmeBL"
aftornoon a. o'clock Mrs. Brown. a re
turned missionary from lndi1. will give
an address ~ ladies' only. la the even
ing a. - the Rev. Mr. brown viii give
80 address. which viii be illustrated by
idol and chartA
Yesterdays bank elearings amounted
O. slks..<l.3. a decrease Of s3.f5l9 - a.
compared with the corresponding day Of
lat year. The ciearings f1r the week
we're t75l. I'D. . decrease % sss79. 3f7.05
- compared with the corresponding
week II lsss-
oscar p sexton filed deed q assign.
nenf yesterday q Bier Salen Tor the
benefit q his cretiifofS sexton IL
general coramiasion mert hant. doing
BUSINESS AZ Va. a south Division street
Va nrentory OK list Of creditors has yet
been Sled
Bert Corbir. a young man with a
ee--len lex. was arrested last night for
tfgRing Ga the street At the iau he
ssti ~ had 70 home and $3.50 was
fsund 90 his person. Besides thc'money
H. carried . fine gold watch.
The regular monthly meeting ~ the
ffes ki1iefrsrtsn circle Of Kings
Daaahters All - held AZ the residence
u Nrs. a. g. fltxfierald. Va. "a Wash
layton street Tuesday afternoon AZ J
oclork
II yru are making q change in your
hack Aecuunt taFe your deposits % the
State Hank "a Michigan II has the
iiFzrst capital q any savings institution
in ~ tate outside - Detroit
The fictory Il ths Medal Stamping
a spinning company On straight street
is fanaing toafteen hours day and
wil coniiaus % that time fsr the re-.
nslnier n sna month.
Ars E Wiley n San Francisro wAl
speak AZ Ne ~ Nafsfto street mission
fhi- afternoon az 3 ~, ADD the Nv. G.
~ henaen e rean.1u eill speak 10 tho
= sntng 80 I.N
Mis- Rate hcoBasly - Nexberg. New
1ofk. - visiting Nfs rhnaass =. UlIrien
a. NJ i'i3 Dtfa~e street
he rexaisr mosthly meeting - the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
SITE FOR A CIRCUS
" A PLACE CAN Be SECURED


A = possible that Rinsiinz Brothers
mas decide u semoss TIE xintsr guar
tsFs Il taair circus from baraboo. We
oonsin. - this city. In lottsr 10 per
saual frisnd ia ne elty. John Ringing
declares hat they intend 70 make a
ehaaxs. and thai Grad Rapids would
be a desirable point % loesfe- The
hsathers haze had some Consultation
Win Secretary Kinssy q fhs board q
fr..i,. sifh sio~ - leArnins What IN
dneemsnfs ths eity can ODER In the Way
q = sife. Ringing Brothers. eireas y
one q the largest IN the coantry. IL
exhihstrd In the city Iess August Tor tho
flrst tms. and the management va IN
isuszally compllmented Toe the cleannes~
q the performance. and the entifs alb
saaee u any objectionable features
far several years the Uistar quarters Of
re clrcus have bern ia barseoo. little
Wisconsin city Il about 100 inhahi-
tantA Tue eiry - TOO small - meet the
ro4u,reu-eots. aad changs has become
necrasafy.
The circus employs about eighty i've
men during The aintef ~ look after the
nsnagerle add make preparations Tor
the summer seaaon. The animals are
kept IA nenageris HOUSES especially
fitted fsr this PURPOSE The houses arc
heated b. means u stoves ia ORDER 20
nalntaiu the fight temperature. and
yearly hfty peFsons aro employed an
h,okinE after the beasts.
Ihe circus carries something over ID
bloosied horses, aad these have % Be-
taken care o. The amount % money
expended 10 feeding the animals runs
% lnf0 The thousands duriug the course
II the winter.
AL tue paraphaaaiia i manufactured
~ employees x the circus blacksmith
and eacon repairing shops are fitted up
The aagous ars al refitted every winter
ADD scores u harnesses made.
A tract n eIxht o. Ten acres - neces
sary "a farnish the requisite amount Of
rooa Tor the circus during the winter.
The enployes are ali skilled laborers
AMI neg the ka0ck- DOWN and drag out
tourhs that tradition has associated
with a circus Al u them are a desir-
aol, class ~ residents Rigging Broth
ers are tasorahly impressed with Grand
Eapids. is transportation facilities aud
cnnseqnent rsason&bls prices for ali the
uecessities q the business John Ring
hng states that be has not seen a city
that offered m0re favorable advantages
81 low estimate the circus Is worth
sloocoo year u The city. and possibly
fuors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
JUST WHAT Is WANTED.
The Western Beef q Provision Com
pany Makes an Interesting An
nouncement.

Elsewhere In this issue OF THE HER-
AID the Western Beef a Provision Com
pany makes an announcement that
should prove OF great interest 10 the
rich aud poor alike. II should prove
interesting because the announcement
is on a subject Of vital importance TO all.
that of buying meats. and the opportu-
mites that are TO be offered OF buying
such at wondrously low rates Manager
Bierce is one OF those gentlemen that
can appreciate anything or any circum-
stance. and he, like all other merchants.
fully realizes the siege the laboring man
has just passed through. lie Is we'll
aware that money is scarce article and
feeling assured that il remarkable cut
in prices OF meats were made. the labor
ing man could enjoy a farsmore palata-
BILE repast for breakfast. dinner and sup
per than what is now had in thousands
of homes. Therefore Mr.. Bierce will
carry out his part Of the undertaking
and il now remains Ia be seen il the
laboring man will respond. Common
cling on Thursday morning OF this week
the Western Beef d Provision company
inaugurates grand cut sale OF meats. Ii
is termed the Laboring Mans Sale. BY
a careful perusal OF the firms display
advertisement seen on page five OF this
issue. where the price list Is published.
much that Is interesting can be CLEANED.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

About forty friends Of George A. Man
gold q: Wur<burg's dry goods store gave
him birthday surprise party last Fri
day night al his residence. No. 10 Serb
ner street The evening wac pleasantly
spent with progressive pedro. and at IL
o'clock delicious refreshments We. o
served. IA token OF the esteem AID
respect Of his many friends Mr.. Mat
gold was presented with beautiful sill
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
wcdding Ammo unccmcnt.

Mr.. and Mrs r. X. Power OF No. 212
North College avenue have issued in, :
taflons 10 the marriage Of their daughter
Miss Belle and Will NJ. Hine. The cere-
mony will be performed at the residence
OF the brides parents. "Wednesday eve
ming. Oct Is. al ) O'Clock. by the Rev.
John I. Husted- Mr. Hinc IL day clerk
in The New Livingston. and Is one OF
the brightest young hotel men in the
city
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
Great Reduction Sale

OF our entire stock Of ladies', gents.
misses and children's footwear. includ-
ing all OF the latest makes and styles OF
the eastern manufacturers For one
week we make you an unparalleled offer
in footwear. We have marked all goods
down TO minimum prices. and will con-
vert them into money regardless OF cost
just note few of our prices:
Mems $500 Cardovan shoes now $3.50
Mems $500 calf shoes now S4.O0.
Mems 400 kangaroo shoes now 1900.
Mems $500 Patent feathers now $500
Ladies 500 Wei Kid shoes now s4.00.
Ladies' $3.50 Dongola Kid shoes now
$3.50.
Misses 800 Dongola shoes now $l.50.
Misses 10 Goat shoes now eL21
Boys ESQ Calf. bal and button now
eco
Similar reduction made on everything
in stock.
EAoks Bios.
"a Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
Bryan, councll Annl,er-ar,.

Bryant council. No. ls2. Royal Ar
canum, will celebrate its fifteenth ami
versary Monday evening. October 10.
The celebration will be held in Good
Templar's hall. McMullen block. and all
members and their friends are invited TO
be present An attractive musical and
literary program will bs presented. Bry-
ant council u the oldest in the city aud
has 90 members
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

The following program will be rem
dered ~ the free concert 10 be given by
the Silver Lake quartet. IN Lockerby
hall. Sunday afternoon: Wonderful
Story OF Love" over the Brink" The
Broken Pinion.' do You Remember
Your Old Homer" ~Hill by Hill." -Can
a Boy Forget" beautiful hands"
america" The Rev. G. III. Mead. one
Of the quartet viii give rousing ten
perance talk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

Grand Rapids Is preparing to do its
share toward assisting Chicago TO cele-
brate Chicago day. and at least 1000
persons from this city will be on the
fair grounds Monday About 200 per
sous went over yesterday. and fully 800
more will go over tonight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

The Rev DIR. Washington Gardner Of
Albion college viii give an address in
the Young Mems Christian association
building this afternoon at 4 o'clock. 10
which all Young men are cordially In
vited- j. h. Ware will conduct the ser
vices held az the union depot. under the
auspices OF the Y. NJ. &. A.. at Bib D. M,
10 which the public are cordially IN
yifetl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

Stocks Being ofI.rsd In This Cir,

Stocks Being ofisFed Ia Ihis Guy.
The failure Of several well known re-
tail shoe firms has left many manufac-
turers with large stocks OF good foot
wear on hand. which they have been
obliged TO sacrifice from - to 40 per
cent to get cash TO continue business.
Crozier bros. have taken advantage OF
this and increased thsir stock many
thousand dolIars.and are drawing crowds
by giving their customers this entire dis
f>0nnf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
News to the Unemployed Of Gran
Old You Ever See Such Prices as These?

Old You Ever See Such Prices as These?
Good Steaks, &c.
Good Round Steaks. Z and Sc.
Surloin Steaks, = and &c.
PortcrhOusc Steaks, - and 1Oc
Good Beef ROasts, 5 and &c.
Good Dried Beef. &c.
Pure Crystal Leaf Lard. L lie.
No. Hams, fOAc.
No. I California Hams, SIC.
; lbs Liver Sausage, 25c.
3 lbs Bologna Sausage, 25c.
No. Family Lard. sAc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
NOW TAKE NOTICE
Thursday. Oct. ~
Friday. Oct n and Saturday. Oct II,

! Friday. Oct n and Saturday. Oct -
Arc the DAYS set for the Bencht sale
Its the only chance hefofc snow and ice
drives va in out OF tile cold. While this
sale Ia intended "a directly benefit men out
az work, the widow. the orphan and the
poor generally. We believe al wage cafncrs
are entitled 90 participation u others
come they will. 81 course. ~ served ~ same
prices. a. we are no respcctrf at persons.
This will give you an idea; strictly first
eiaes meats 81 every kind. smoked and
fresh, rocked and unlocked lard, sausage.
etc. are a. your command
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

Are you interested in Linonsf IN 60.
don't fail 10 attend Corl. Knott d Co.'S
special sale on these goods. commencing
Monday aud continuing through tho
week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

For a good square meal OF home cook
ing call al the Paris Restaurant, 80 Lyon
street. WM. STEVENS.
Proprietor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

The choir ~ Grsce church % fifty
voices will sing tonight The Magnifi.
cat" and ~Nunc Dimittis" by Field.
and the Jerusalem chorus from Gou.
nod's -Galiia. and Tor the odertory an
alto solo wili b. rendered. The Rev. J.
b Hubhs vail deliver he second sermon
on the Blile. Subject The Origin and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

For first-cIass shave and hair cut
and a good bath. Open on Sunday for
baths Call on j. G. Craig. 65 Cana.
street. in basement.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

Travis has a fine line % new and
second hand stoves. Great bargains
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

Read the article In The Workman re-
garding the city electrician. G. ". Car
man. president and general mangcr
Grand Rapids Electric company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

One fare for the round trip to Chi
cago October 18th and 18th over Lake
Shore