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ARTICLE ILL.

The general nature Of the business. pursuit oroccupation of this corporation shall be the publishing Of a newspaper known ''rHE OASIS or such other paper as the stochhold- CTS of this Corporation may deem c1pcoient. Also to do;i general publishing and lob print Ing business. Also ;o purchase and own any and all sorts of per- onal propertyor material necessary tocarry on the hcaforcmentioacdbu bus mess; also to purchase and own such real es- tate, for business rooms. as will be necessary for the convenience or benefit of the afore- mentioned business. Also io make contracts or employ help necessary for ortheconvenience or good of carrying on the aforementioned business.
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Three hundred dollars worth of rail road ties came down the San Pedro one night last week They had been used to crib the track at the Grand Central spur during the day. but the same night the rain took them out, i'm to the river. Pinal county ranchers are notified to look out and take them in for fence posts
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Articles of Incorporation
 @OF% THE OASIS PUBLISHING COMPANY

KNOW ALL MEN BY THEsE PREsENTs:- -- That we, Allen r. Bird. C. S Bird and Dr. .. . desiring to Incorporate ourselves under and by virtue Of the provisions of the Revised Statutes of Arizona relating to corporations approved March sth, isS7, and all subsequent amendments thereto, do for that purpose hereby adopt, sign and acknowledge In tripli- cate the following Articles of Incorporation as the fundamental laws of our company:
 ARTICLE l.
 The name assumed by this corporation, and by which it shall be iuowp, and under whicb lt yill do bu-lne-s is THE OASIS PLBLlsHIAG COMPANY.
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ARIZONA NEWS.
[culIed from ExchanGes.l

 the Yuma penitentiary.
 A great deal of fruit is being shipped from the Salt River Valley.
 Recent rains have started the grass nicely in the vicinity of Tucson.
 At Pantano and vicinity the grass is reported as three or four inches high.
 Considerable fruit from the San Pc. dro is being marketed in Tombstone
 Stockmen in Pima county are offer irg two-year-oIds at 80 and threes for x2.
 The Coconino Lumber Company is now running on one and one-quarter time.
 There are about fifty Papago and other Indians at work in the placer mines at Gila City.
 Ttis the general opinion among cat tlemen that after the financial furry is over prices will go up.
 Petitions fora postoifice at Goldhcld, the new mining campin the Supersti- tion mountains, were sent forward to Washington last week,
 In the vicinity of Wilcox grass is reported ten inches high, and it has not yet commenced to grow.
 The ten stampmill for the IIarcuvar mine was received at Phoenix and for, warded to Morgan City Monday.
 The same gold lode that exists in Mexico and at the Harqra Hala mine is said to extend into Pinal county Saturday an east bound freight train was derailed at Mescal, and brakeman had his arm broken in tbe wreck
 On behalf of the w. C. T. U. Of Tue son, Mrs. L.C Hughes has presented the hospital at the Yuma penitentiary with three rocking chairs.
 Ex Governor Murphy i, in Washing ton talking statehood. He will prob ably be there at tho opening of the special session oi congress.
 The Arizona Company has moved it's LongfelIow store to Morcnci. where 1t has erected d commodjous building and put in large stock of goods.
 Harry M Bissel, young man with good business connections committed suicide at Phnnix. His renal ils were taken to Cincinnati for intcrmert
 E. F. Johnson, Sons X Co. of Mesa, have shipped to New Mexico two tons of early grapes of the Swectwater. Lady Downing and Muscat varieties A rich strike is reported in the Ari- zona Queen mine in the Tombstone district. 4 two foot vein of S400 ore is the size of it. and oyer one-nalf of it is l gold
 Tn the southern part Of Pima county i tho prospects for tine wild hay crop are very promising, and old timers say l the outlook has not been 50 good since 1881.
 Julius Becker, one of the wealthicst and most prominent business men ia Apache county, died of heart disease on the 9th inst. at his home in spring ergiile.
 The large band of hoEses recently bought at PhurIx by Lonis Wager CT Yuma have been taken across the Col orado liver to pasturage grounds oppo- site Castle Dome.
 The Sisters of St. Joseph, in charge of the Fort Yuma Indian school, will spend the summer vacation in the east, returning September lst when the school will reopen.
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ARTICLE 1T

The place of organlzationof ihlsCorpora- ton, and iis principal place of business, is Ari1ola. Arizona, and the time of commence mcnt of business shall be inc day of Inc tiiing of a copy of these Articles of Incorporation in tho Recorders ofIicc of Pinal county. A. T.. and the termination of this corporation shali be twenty-five years thereafter
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TennIronY or ARIzoNA.

AbhiAtf. VI .iilills NS.
 I, Jose NJ Ocllna, Recorder in and fer the County aforesaid. do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a full. true and cor reef copy Df Articles of Incorporation of IRE OASIS PnBIAStuNG COMPANY as the same ap p- pciits on record in my office in Book No. of Articles Of incorporation. ai Pages 1j, e., 77 and X. Records of Pinal County. Arizona and as the same has been examined and compared hy me,
 Witness my htud and official seal this 25th
 -J- day of Apil ! F. tgqJ
 SEAL JOSE II. CCHOA.
 -- Recorder.
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5000 pounds of rich rock.
 The leading silver mines in the Cat aract canyon, in Yavapai county, hav' been bonded to Colorado parties. an, several thousand dollars will immcdi ately be expended in development.
 At Tucson, Monday, while cleanln, up in the Eagle mill. Ramon Cruz wa caught in the gearing. badly tcarinl the flesh of his arm His injuries ar, very painful bat not dangerous.
 Last Saturday Mr;I. D. UnderwooC of Tucson. was quite seriously hurt il runaway. The fractiols horse' kicked over the dashboard, and on, kick severely hurt the gentleman left shin.
 The pumping plant on the company farm at Wilcox. has closed down dur ing the rainy season. precipitation now supplying all the water needed. and everything there is looking very en couraging.
 At the Crowned King mine neal Prescott, a few days ago, Ike Patrick, saloon was destroyed by lire. Walter Wright was sleeping in the building and escaped with only the undercloth ing he wore.
 At Challender, on the Atlantic Pacific railroad, last Friday, J. W Francis fell between a fat car and ; platform. while loading lumber, strik ing his side against the car and break ing three ribs.
 Last week the Yuma Lumber Com pany received the first shipment o- theirown burning. The rock was ob tained near Gila City. where the kiln was burned. Builders pronounce tho lime of the best quality.
 ltis TOW assured that within year Phenix will have connection with tho north end of the territory by two rail roads. The santa Fe. Prescott X Phoenix k pushing along. and the Midland will soon begin building.
 Farmers in the valley about Solo. knoxville arc reported making prepa- ton to plant large corncrop, The recent rains have encouraged this idea as 1t is believed that corn planted now will mature without irrigation.
 Heavy rains are reported in the vi cinity of Bishee, and cattlemcn arc happy over the prospect for m abund- ance of pasturage and wateF Work is progressing steadily at thc mines, and the general outlook e. Bisbcc is good.
 Last Thursday night wa,hGuis on the Maricopa X Phoenix railway. and q wreck two miles north of Tempe, cut off the capital from communication with the outer world during a number of days. Traffic was not resumed un- til sunday.
 Saturday morning Hon B. C. Parker died at his residence at Tucson, after a long and very painful illness. De- ceased was chairman af the territorial dem9cTatic central committee, and had long been conspicuous figure in Ariz- ona politics
 The machinery for the new le0-stamp mill for the phGnix Mining Co. now h stransit from Chicago. will crowd the capacity of forty-hyc cgrs. and it is said other supplies will load twenty five cars. The cost of freight alene will reach s3O,00O.
 Adjutant General Schwartz is look ing forward to preparations for an en- ,anlpllen, of the Arizona militia, which will probably be held in the
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]. NJ. HURLEY lsEAL.t ALLEN r. BIRD tsEAI4l C. \. BIRD lsEAL.l
srATE OF lAI.IroRNIA.

STATE OF CAIIFORNIA,
 County of San Bernafdino, sS.
 On this l5th day of April, \. D. In the year one thOushndeight hundredand nlncty-three personally appeared before me. C. b. HAmil- superior Court, ln and for said San Bernard Inc county, iSaid court being n court of Re- cord, J NJ. Hurley, whose name is subscribed to the annexed instrument as party thereto, son described in and who executed the said annexed instrument as party thereto. who acknowledged to me that he executed the same.
 In Witness Whereof 1 have hereuntO set my --'- hand and set my official Seal the day SEAL. .and year in ihiscertifcato first above - written.
 C. D. II AMILTON. County Clerk and cN-Officio Clerk of the Su-
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Fl. ~.JAopxScol~.

Attorney X Counsellor at Law Win Practice in all the Territorial and Federal Courts. District Attorney for Pinal County.
 FLORENCE ARIZONA
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N. x. STONE .

Attorney X Counsellor at Law. Will Practice
 in all the Territorial and Federal Courts.
 Collections Will Receive Prompt Attention. FLORENCE, ARIZONA.
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cALvrsR-r w-rI--o,~,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Will prac-
 tice in the Courts in pinal County. Office: YUMA, ARIZONA.
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ARTICLE VIII.

Two shall le0nstitute aquorum of the Board of Directors, who shall Incompetent to trans act business at any regular or special meet log. The Board nf Directors shali have power to fll any vacancy that may occnr In ths Board by death resignation or otherwise. They shall adopt a system of By-i.aws in ac- cordance wtlthese Articles Of Incorporation for the management and government of the affairs of this company.
The oasis., 1893-07-27
ARTICLE Iv

The amount of capital Stock of this corpo- ration shall be Ten Thousand Dollars til0OM, divided into One Thousand 1000 shares of the par valne of Ton Dollars ,s1ol each. said shares to be paid for at the time of subscfib- ing the same, and the certificates Of stock is- sued for such shares SO subscribed and paid for shall recitc the fact of its being fully paid up, and non-assessable for any purpose,
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horses, but knowing what loyersof horseflesh the crowd are, 1t Is supposed the horses followed the men.
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ALTsEc TT, IT. c,oI.rcS. Civil Engineer. Irrigation Works specialty
 County Surveyor of Pinai County. Arizona and Deputy United States Mineral Surveyor. FLORENCE ARIZONA
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ARrICLE M

The greatest amount 0f indebtedness that this corporation may assume or become liable for is Fifteen Hundred Dollars tsl ,5o0o0.
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TEnRIroRY or ANlzoNA.


 County of Pinal. ss.
 Before me, C. x LcBarun a Notary Public in and for the county of pina, on this day personally appeared Allen r. Bird and C. N. Bird, known to me 10 be the same persons whose names are subscribed to the annexed instrument and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the purpose and consideration therein expressed Given under my hand and seal of office this --t-- lgill day of April. A. D.. lSg3 SEAL '. <. LEBARON t-- Notary Public. Filed and recorded at Inc request of Allen T Bird on the g5th day of April. lSg3 at 30 illinutcs past o'clock P. M.. In Book No. 1, Articles uf Incorporation, Pages ,5. s6, 77 and ~, Records of 'inal County. Arizona
 JOSE NJ. OCiOA. Recorder.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

ABIS,NI S. It1NrrsI-IIS MES Attorney y-at-Law. General Law Practice other than Criminal. Gihce: Court House, FLORENCE ARIZONA. GEORGE C IsRHI- JOSEPH II. KfuDEY.
 I~IT3eEcS Ss ISIS A IcI-. Attorneys-at-Law. Win Practice in Territo- rial and [. :. Courts One member of the firm will attend the terms of the District court at Florence. Oihceat
 PHd.NgS ARIZONA.
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ARTICLE VI.

The stockholders and their private prop erty shall be exempt from liability ur lndebt- cdne>s contracted or assumed by this corpo- ration.
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ARTICLEIN

In testimony whereof inc said lncorporst- ors nave hereunto set their hands and affixed their seals ihe day and year of the acknowl- edoeptuf nf tba same
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County Clerk and cx-onico Clerk Of the su-
 perior Court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Ms sarah Mar - Tho Emerson
Hume aud Mrs Harry Barber hare re-
turned hone fr0,a Ten dsys visit sith
frienda IA Chicfgo AID a. the worlds
fair.
Mrs Henry Johnston - Toronto. Can.
alta. l. IN The city. the guest q her sou.
she Rev. ~ II. Johnston u Tnnigy
church.
Gerry Bright. r. V. DAVE and =. q.
Holt sere amonr The 10 citifens -
Gssad Rapids sbe vent - Chicago yes
tersiay
q. e. Chaletoa - Chiczro. general
passenger agent for the Chicago 4 Al
Con faa.k sss IN the city yesterday.
Arthur " Grant has returned from .
trr 3sys' visit N ChieaVo Nrs Grant
VII reaain several days longer.
Mrs. = Braithpaife - Harrisburg.
Ont. - Visiting her si<tes Mrs. Reoeccs
fhcret q Clinten street.
M strickland AMI Ms. Adsiie -
NJ 50 Terrace svenue have returned
from ne ser'ds fAiF
W. = Weaver ard vie ard G. r.
trsdfofu ana vie leave tosisy for .
seeks wait a the lair.
Ne snd Mrs. James r ritts and @nn
Aensfa3 lease this uaorhing toe ChicsxD
and The vsFid's FAIR
Ne and Mrs John : Farr went -
ChicsxO last an . spend q couple q
weeka a tbe FAIR.
Harry - je~ell rexist~r = prpbst>.
Esn lrsye tnr Weshinxton soslay on .
Business trip.
Mss Astlse fisher has retarn~d affer
q tbre~ sseka vssst uitl. friensis ~ H~r
rie1tin
Mr. sni Nrs " o Busbart r.. snA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

The Zee. collected IN September in the
,,.,as ~ err. : osfscs were IA IA Tor sb M,
pass nine months they were si.i3022
There we're cighy-four new cascs
started. 100 marriage licenses issued,
Eve articles Of association issued and
twenty i've c1ses closed under the new
law IN which Judgment or decree Zee o.
so vas paid.
Anoz 1. Eness and Miss Ida II. Duffy
we're married last night al the metho-
dist parsooage. No. 3f3 Plainheld ave
nue.. BY the Rev. w. A. Frye. The
happy couple wiil visit the worlds fair
and several points south gor ten days and
viii reside aftervard at No. loJ Taylor
street this city.
Thomas ]. Gainer. superintendent of
the Edwards 4 Everett Glass company
81 Newark. Ohio. said ~ he the hand
somest Irish republican 10 that state.
Was n the city yesterday. lie called on
Thomas Walsh and several other
hlberrians ~hne IN tue CITY.
William Parrish. grand master work
NAB of the a q. L. w. was IN Detroit
yesterday attending the October meet
inH 81 TIE state posra Q, airretorS
aistfict eonsen.'on OF sne o'ue. has
peea called ~ 'a's e''y rf'"sy' oe'ooef
lesteruafs bank cieaangs amounted
70 stia.ots-o-t aarcrease OF sl--.vic-'i as
en- 49, ~" ~ 80 -. ''...@ esi =.
Ias' Jees - ~, ~. - 80 -
sn,o '... -. 81 ~ $500 aain''
- - -. = -.
III y9u p."ss yoe' sas'ns ~ a NC .sem
o'asF nanN. o''n. -. : car snd $500 ~
- 80 .',is.;,~ "a -: 49,.
s.s-.-'.., s..;rs., - -
49, s,se.' ',,,s.i,,e ~ I,.tro;t
IN. a.,t,l.,e. MN. e.lled ,o IN. For
useh;ns - on a., west s;.ls y,.tsr.
dav. a. taks LYMAN Ackron 10 his home.
TIE report says be had a -stitchs in
his back.
81, c.o~v. Hart ~ Nanisfee
general aanagur OF the East Lake rail
road. sto7pe.i in the city yesterday q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Frobaf.ie Racs $780, pixbsy. Direc-
snn and A. - eGziAxtoa
Don j. I<sfh>es ruenrnsd yesterday
from Terra Hzusz. phoee he bad besn
zttsnd4nx the rzer& Ihe Tree Tor all
race 10 which nxisy - entcred had 70
10 declared CT a ocpcunt u the rain.
The little mare I'D vc4 one heat and
tfottel dead heat - Walter - The
purse wss divided nmuH The horses en-
tered m properties - fheR positions AZ
the Gloss - the th<oo hon1s trottcd. Pix.
leg A. entered u ~ 3sl2 trofting At
Evansville this wook Is Il dos not rain
and the track y 10 - condition AIcn-
bars viii Be ssnt sGninc1 Ms record. He
would have go1e e Terra Hsufe iast
week II Il had not snxnoA
PixIey viii be II Le1ington next week.
and Il - probable thai cue Of the great
ct races Of the oonooa viii b trotfed
there A race h koing arranged With
Pixley. 209a: Ais. 101et. ana Direc-
tum. 206ht. Mr.. SsIsbury is llling that
DiFectun should o1nsk apd Curry. tho
driver II Alix. hee promised that she
viii Be there. but & \ probable the con
cent Of her osnsrs ulL hsvs TO be OBJ
famed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

The special premiums which were OF
fered by the q. X 4 I. and the G. 4 W.
NJ. roads. and by n. A. Lamos for fruit
exhibits at the West Michigan fair have
beon awarded. ana Secretary Whitney
announces the following prize winners:
q. K 4 /. special premium for largest
and best exhibit q fruit. First Elmer
&. Lewis Of Caledoula for Wexford
county. s75 SecoDd-O. l.. Grey. Ira
verse City. Tor Grand Traverse county.
ESQ Third H. McCsrty. Grand Rap
ids. Tor Kent county. -.
Brown 4 SELLERS special for four var
lefty Of winter appiea 10 A. X. Martin.
Grand Rapids. 80 harness.
H. A. L.amos' special for peaches and
grapes Peaches. to Milo Edison. Grand
Rapids. q: grapes. Asa W. Slayton.
Grand Rapids. -
cav. NJ. special premium for fruit
To John Mcdonald of Tuba for Grand
Traverse county. t75; second. Mrs II. T..
C;olden OF Old Mission Tor Grand TIA
verse county. so; third. Benton Geb-
hart Of Hart. for Oceana county. 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Postmaster Briggs received letter
yesterday from John A. johnson Of
Parry Sound. Ontario. inquiring for the
relatives Of William Carnagh, who he
says was drowned a few days ago at
Dunchurch. Canada. The letter states
that the young man worked last winter
in the lumber woods at Saginaw for
Merville Ring 4 Co. When drowned no
had s270 and fine gold watch. Tho
writer heard that the young man had
a mother and two sisters living in this
city and wishes to have them informed
of the fatal sccident.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

BAY CRY. Mich. Oct 2-Charlea
Domdey. bartender working AZ the
CORNER u Eleventh AID jackson streets
and living az Va - North Monroe
street. wss attacked By gsrroters al
o'clock yesterday morning in front q
he owa house and rcbbsd o. slasO and
a rsvolver. tie vas ATTACKED from 10
hind by two men. and while trying ~
get hrs revolver ready Cor action. wa
Knocked - the Erouad hy a blox frpm
one ~ the footps<i& 1kis makes the
thirt assault u The klnd within Ten
days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Within the last few days a large mum
berof green goods letters have been sent
from New York 10 persons in this city
and several q them have been turned
over 10 the superintendent Of police.
They differ but little from the ordinary
letter sent out by green goods sharps.
In the envelope = cicverly forged clip
ping from a Newspaper giving an ac-
CONT OF the arrest and acquittal 81 a
counterfeiter whose work was done on
plates stolen from the treasury depart
ment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Gen- l. c. smith. By virtue OF his
Office ~ collector Of Internal revenue. IL
custodian u the federal building and
has authority 30 APPOINT . isnitor Tor il.
lie has rssppointsd Joseph r. Fox. who
has held the po@ifion during the last
twelve years Nc. For IL 90 Old soldier
and has he'll the position during that
time with satisfaefion 20 al concerned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Scmi-Annuai Hall Given by the
Bridge sfrcet House Help.
For several years past the employees
OF the Bridge Street house have held
semi annual dances and on each occasion
the FUN has been 80 thoroughly enjoyed
that all declare they never had such
time in their life. Last night the semi.
annual was held and the girls invited in
the help from the other hotels. ~ that
In the sixty or seventy guests present
there were representatives from each Of
the hotels OF the city on the floor. Cal"
the clerk. and J. r. Rice. the proprietor.
were in the very midst 81 the merry
making and danced aud frolicked as
gaily a. they dad score or more 81
years ago. The party did not break
up until long after midnight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

G. ii. welton. charged with embez-
zling s215 from A. s. Davis. was dis
missed in police court yesterday morn
ing. Welton was given the money To
pay a note given to pay life insurance
policy and II was alleged that Welton
appropriated the cash. An important
witness from Chicago did not show up
and 80 the case ~as disniseed for lack
81 evidence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Mrs. Fred Gresham 81 No. 1xl Park
avenue. pleasantly surprised her husband
on Saturday evening by inviting twenty
five Of their friends To help celebrate his
birthday. Progressive pedro and re-
freshments were on the program. The
head prizes were won by Mira J
Matthews and Mr.. W. Rads. aud the
consultations by Miss Jennie Gould and
Fred Gresham. Sir. Gresham was tho
recipitant OF souae.beautiful presents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

That people su6srtng frou Pl,ss wi,l
sndass them fos years q sahats % dan
xsnouA painful. cruel snd expressive
saFxickl operations. wh<a FL Tie time
there h . painless. certain. hefing cure.
which xives instant r<licf and cosfs but .
ssfe. Ii b called the Pyramid Pib curs
ed en- - found Ct 81 drug stepss. Any
druggist wiz Sea II Tor yea u yos 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Thrivrs on good food and sunshine with
plenty n exercise ia the open AIR. Her
form giovs With health and her face
blooms with ifs beauty II her system
needs The cleansing action ~ LAXATIVE
remedy, sho uses the gentle aud pleasant
liquid laxative. Syrup - FigA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Deputy sheriff Hustled returned last
evening from Muskcxon with William
Carton and Edward Stuart who we're
arrested by the Auskgon authorities FOR
sheriff Lamoreaux. Carbon aud Stuart
are accused ~ having stolen a wheel Of
fortune from the West Michigan fair
grounds at the Septenber fair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Miss Nellie Buckley. No. North hi
vision street. announces her millinery
opening 90 fall and winter novelties for
merit "Wednesday and Thursday. October
4 and j No cards.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Our s2eciai insn sale a plain and
fancy linens xiiI open Mo1dsy morning.
0Stobe< 2. aud continue fhrongh tie
seek. co3x. kxorr < ca
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

is date for next Worlds Fair excursion
over Lake Shore Railway. Special train.
Half rates.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Karfs Clover Root the nes Bleed
Purifier. gives freshness and rlearner<
10 the Com plexi0n and cures G'onstipa-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

SHOULD know that he Pyrsmid Pne Cure
VIM promptly and edcctuAlly remove
every trace q them Any druggist win
COS q for yo<l