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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-01-14
PUBLIC SALE.
Tuesday. January II. 1893

The undersigned intending to diminish his
farming, will sell Mt his residence one mile
west OF Bunker nm. Berkeley Co. W. Va.
commencing at ~ n. IN. Tuesday, 18th day OF
January, 1898, the following personal property:
IS HORSES, 10 OF them No work horses.
most OF them leaders ;among them one T. horse
team that will weigh 600 pounds, and one
stallion rising years old Hsmoletonian and
Blackhawk; colts 10 years old. part OF
them broken to ride and drive.
CATTLE, are mitch cows. the balance
are thrifty young cattle from months to ~
nlT
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-01-14
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Jan. 9th, 1898.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

Miss Amelia Schultz. formerly % 81.
Mays church OF this city. died yester-
day al 40 N. at 81 Johns orphan
asylum.'a- ) st@r Mary josephine Of the
Order Of ST. Dominic. after an illness II
but tventy one hours Of bronchitis. 10
the :4th year % her age. The deceased
joiued the sisters last August. and dur.
tng ber short so3ourn Ia the convent en-
desred her-clf To ali with whom sue
came n contact by her many noble
qualities Of both mind aud heart She
Vss fsrventiy attached 10 her vocation.
led an exemplary life. AMI died deeply
regretted by her superIors compan ious
and the little Orphans to whom she vas
greatly devoted The funeral will take
place Wednesday az . a. IN. from 81
Johns chapel Soc vas the daughter o.
Mr. and Ars JOAN Schultz Of Straight
street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

Members Of ST. James parish organ
lied the 81. James Aid society Sunday,
immediately following the morning
church services This society will work
in conjunction With the Organized
Charity association and its acts OF char
ity xiii not be confined to any locality or
religious sect The following officers
we're elected: President. Thomas Dor
an. wee president. Is. VI. O'Brien; secre-
tary. Miss Beatrice Ryan; treasurer. the
Rev. j. &. Pulcher; executive commit
tee. Thomas Walsh, William Malioy and
Miss Jennie Mcmahon. The various
committees viii TO appointed next Sun
day and the regular meetings OF the 80
clety will be held the first aud third
Sundays OF each month.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
n0YT CROWD SCHOLARS
Shall Children Study Out Of Scheoi
Hoassi-Ruinsd Eyes. Hsadsehs.
Nervous coilspss-Pnys,clsns'

IL is an old remark that boys who
shine az school seldom make the great
est hgure when they grow up.
IL one thinks over the prize boys who
went 10 school With him he will find
that many suddenly stopped short and
turned out great ounces AZ last. while
others, not % forward but with high
health and spirits. have turned out the
prize men and women OF the world
Too many studies. constant examina-
tons and study out Of school hours.
ruin the nerves make pale faces. weak
eyes. and ruined hopes
AT the tirst intimat,on OF overwork
and exhaustion. the safest and surest
nerve tonic for children. young and old.
10 Palne's celery compound. a remedy
that physicians prescribe and educators
recommend. because IL 10 the prescrip-
ton OF one Of the ablest OF physicians
and instructors. Prof. Edward H. Phelps
NJ. d.. LII d.. Of Dartmouth college.
Watchful fathers and mothers appre-
ciRte this. Never have testimonials
from so many grateful parents Leen 50
unrestrictedly given a. to Paines celery
compound. AZ has entered more homes
during the year throughout the United
States than any other remedy. SO re-
peatedly has Il succeeded In curing ner-
yous weakness. sleeplessness. and lassi-
tude that II has gained the confidence
OF all physicians. hosts Of mothers. and
many hundreds Of children. Try it.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

Melvin Hove A. r. Oatlsy and Oliver
Van der Wort. the train hands who
gave testimony az the Chsmberiin IN
quest. eft their orders Tor witness fees.
Els each. n the hands % Coroner
LOchsr. telling him % draw the money
and give 70 TO sOue one who nes.i,d Il
worse than they did Coroner Loeher
says ne Knows * many places where hs
can can expend tue money to help out
needy families
The various local X O T. VI. tsuts
~il nonlinats candidates For officers for
the ensuing year AZ the third regular
meeting Tor the mouth. and the annual
elections wiii be heli al the succeeding
meetings The mertiags vii be held on
tbs Individual tsnt nights during the
Last seek % Dccsbbsr
The political equality club wiil bold
it. rrst a4setng. alter tile .ohg summer
vacation. tomorroN sftsrEoon At III
90 the rssi.ence - Mrs Emily 4.
hetcham. 80 "a Vest Bridge street
On account q TIE presen ation OF
"ioiantna tie Grand EapIds Choral
suciety xai rehearse THURSDAY evening
- thss eess Instead % Tuesday. "a
usual A tull attendancs - rrquostsrL
John Taylor aas Furnished. free ~
chsrge. The cards announcing the char
ty bail % % gwen b. the Heytuau
Charity club in the bridge street Eeuse
Tuesday nlxht. u~csmtcr a.
The annual meeting e the Kent
County Agricultural sciety WiIl 30 hsid
a. TIE court house Tuesday afternoon.
De,emb-s l.. Zoe ths election % 0sfcefs
aau d.fsrt0rs
A horss owned BY Dyksna Bros.
s'ppei q front % fne bl0ixett blcck.
ora Ottawa rtFseI yesterday and brOxe
- - The horse ws= Afterwards
siiie,i
Mrs r. y Fuller kae contributed a.
AMI "A eguer Brother flu tor the Ooge.
tic sudelsTs The money Sas invested
Ia provisions sad eens aorfh yesterday
Ioerr sss decrease in the bsnk
eiesriugs yesterday ~ ss-i.E&k.Si a. cosn-
rsr-.t attn ne corresponding DAY u Last
year on tasiness "a sl5t-1-A-t
filllan RebslSsh io,ie- No. IL T. q q
. vi hoia q FAIR a. - bosige rooms cor-
ner last and sherman streets. today and
tousorror sfterneon add evenings
Ihs ladies - Custer eorps wiii hold
a. sfferu.,ou tea. " q. ne@siay. tles-run tsr
3. 81 he resi,leace a Mrs &. "a. plppie.
"a tssf Lsonsri street
tcussy Treasurer Sfehhins disposed
- 3io 3esripfiors ~ and at TIE tar
sac yesterday II vs- the lsrg@st SAFE
sssr ae.u is tae couuty.
Tie dfsf rrgu'as ussetins ~ he dis~e.
fers "a 80 HoaFd "a Trade folios ioz ths
annasi s.ecfior sf ~ heii Tuesday
svrairz. ilefef1 Der
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
THEY RUBBED IT IN
Local Preachers lanbast the
Rec 8 Fay Mia
MS WORK AND SYSTEM SAD
That - ne ssrpri-sn< ceafems.fsoa
rra.saaesd ~ ar. szsdsr Ness
"a tns Mlnlsters' Conferences

Kadiskiasl rsmhars - the Ministers
oaxsfsrsacs ehseefally aad sakhassas1ie,
slly I.mhsst-d ths Ess a Tar Nils AZ
yssfsriays session q tue eocfsrsaee
Mr Nils go criticised both toe errors
Of oaaissioa and eom nissloa- Tia Rev.
d.. Winter and ihs Rev Christisn yza-
der Ven 9ars ths a1st severe ia their
cFitieisnz fas Rev Dr.. Cobb stztsd
that sale Do believed great god hal
bssn d0oe b. Af Nils. YET be wishsd
ths evangelist had Bot devoted 80 maeh
.ttsatlsa 10 salvation hy nssos Of ths
haalan Slli. 9Th 90 regard Cor divine
grace. Go tAs Whole. lie believed The
ssguons had aroused the spiritual ssoses
Of The peop.s fhis view Gas shared ~
TIE main " the lev. Dc. Campbell Fair.
the kss. J. l. FLOYD. tas Rev ". A Frye.
tie Rev. Nj. Goodman and The s.ss. u
A fo.lsTt
The ksx Or Winter. however. Was
disposed - dsprsciate the sorx u Tie
rsssvallsI An1ong other things he said.
Il DO cot anticipate any great results
! hs cards tn4t sero signed are OF little
value Many of them acre slgned by
children = DO could not possibly have nzd
the slightest ilss e TIE signiTicanee Of
The thing - &hich they subscribed. I
rsbs. sgainsg such sork. doat sant
O. work tnat ssy. and | bellsye some OF
Mr. Mllis' meetings viii do harm he
dad act alal Ia preach the guilty. lost
SINNER and tbs al suste,sncy and grace
II Christ he did not preach Christ as
b should have doas. THIS - very sesi-
oa< Thea again question the pro
pristy Il preaching IN a serious toae
aud then telling 4 story that made tie
congregation laugh. | sax nobody leave
the meetings Nth head bowed. This 10
a significant thing. had hoped FOE
gsoa rssnits Perhaps tEcy may follow.
but don't place much eonndeHee upon
these caFdz
scored ny Ar. Wander yeen
The Rev. Christian Wander Veen said
The meetings we're characterized by the
sam. enthusiasm a. ia q campaign. and
that the evangelist went al 10 In the
same say The work and the system
we're bad. sald ne. -an. am sorry the
churches sere lnducea 20 20 into the
WORK. Part u the preaching WAS also
lute!y ercneooS All the denuuciation
% sin ses pointed at saints aud not az
snners Christians have their faults;
hut Mr.. Mills sss not brought hare To
point them cut tie came here % talk
% siBaerS la his preaching Of faith
there wss perversion Of the gospel
obJsct 10 his system Of eards Chlldrcn
we're made "a sign things Of which they
kew nothing. A name on one o. those
cards ought 20 be a. good a. az oath,
hat % the 1000 that we're induced 10
syn. venture % ssy that niae-tenths
dad lot know wha they were doing
The klngtiom % haven does not come
By hook. crook anu falsehool"
Tho Rev. W. Hail Williamson defended
Me-. Mills. ADD believed be had done a
good. grand work 10 the city. At the
eiose of the conferences. the reporters
svre rrqusstsd 10 suppress the pablica-
non ~ the harsh criticisms on Ms. Mills.
Cd the grounds that Il might lnIuTe the
work that tas evangelist mad done.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

The Ioint conmittee. composed Of the
committees appointed some time ago by
The local q. A. X posts 10 make arrange.
meats Tor grand uusoo campfire. To be
hsid this winter. met m the Office - the
Le0nsFd Refrigerator company lsst night
D. consider toe matter After discussing
the work and expsnse necessary % make
a sBcces% q the proposed undertaking
u sss thought hest q postpone The
svtnt indstinftely The pos,s have a
number Of mtmbers that are 10 used %
assistance tae winter. AMI the veterans
ieciied that hcs would devote Their
flsnsis 10 rviievinz the derenisut - the
order iastesd Of spendIog u Tor ban.
qaets sad s7cisl pleasures
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

Prot w. L. Knowles. sho las besn
oot q ths city for so@e uns past en-
eeuflDz eomnisssoas for several pfomL
beat citizens Ia southern Michigan. - a.
home sgsin for fss dsss
Mrs. Nlli4n A.ttsr. vho has bssn
Sisiung fsisnds Ia the city. returned
yesterday 70 Ciarksbarg. Alss. where
her husband - sngaged IN she lumber
bcslnes2
Mr.. and Mrs Albert 7. Bzbeoek gill
hold reception Al their hone. No ll3
Wsaithy ayenae. Thursday evening. De-
cember Z
Nrs Mex Best a No IS Colt avenue
IL eonvaisscing from q i've wesks ulness
d typEoid fsssr
Fred McBain AID Don j. Lsathers
went 10 Chicago last aight
Col T. = Pierce sent 30 Detroit lass
night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
CHAMBERLIN's INJURIES FATAL
He Died SUNDAY Afternoon ~ the q.
n A Home

- - AtoM4<
Luther Z. Chamberlin OF No II Har.
risoG court. the blacksmith who was IN
Iurod b a u. X. 4 train Al the Web
ster street crossing late Saturday after
noon. died from MS Injuries AZ the L. b.
A. home al clock Sunday afternoon
The remains were removed TO Under
taker Nason's Office by order Of Coroner
LOcher. Yesterday morning the cor
oner smpaneled y jury for the purpose
Of holdiag an inquest. and after TIE jury
had viewed the t-ody. the inquest Was
adjourned until = o'clock this afternoon.
when iswdl be held IN the coroner >
ofhcs 10 the court house. The test
mony OF DR. GrisSold. tie only witness
examined. xas that Mr.. Chamberlan
tod him that he was walking on the
railroad track aud xas watching q train
on the Chicago a West Michigan track.
tie Was quite deaf. 80 that be did not
hear the train approaching from the
rear. DR.. Grisxold said he did not ap-
pear 10 TO badly injured when he first
reached him. but he gradually lost
strength until be died. He Was salts
ned that Mr.. Chamberlin died from
internal hemorrhage. Mr. Chamberlin
was 81 years old. and leaves a wife and
several grown children. The funeral
will not be held until next Saturday. as
some OF the children are living IN Colo
RADIO. and 10 will be several days before
they can reach here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

VI STATE AU4a1 &nd ccLo0k taxes Ia
the CITY u Grand Rapids f2r TIE pear
lskA
err OF GKAsp RApsps.
kEsT CousI9, Mica.
November 20. A. ID. lskla
To TIE Taxpayers q the City Of Grand
Rapids. IN the County Of keat and
State % Michigan:
700 are hereby notified that the gen
sral Tar Rolls a the respective cards of
the City Of Grspd Rapids for State.
County and School Taxes have been de
iivered 70 me for collection. and the
pay ment Of the taxes therein assessed
anu levied may be made 10 ne on all
sumo voluntarily paid before the tenth
Of January. ieSs. wlth an addition OF
one per cent for collection fees. And
upon al taxes paid on or after said
tenth day Of January, lsyi. there wall be
added -four per eent tor collection Tees.
That my Office Tor the receipt ~ pay
nent OF such taxes u located on the
first door OF the City Hail. In said City
Of Grand Rapids. uear the east end OF
said City Hall. That said Office will be
open for tho receipt OF such taxes In
said rolls assessed FROM o'clock in the
forenoon until o'clock in the afternoon
OF each and every week day up 10 the
first day OF March. A. ID. 1894.
And said Office will also be open on
Friday OF every week lunless such Fri
day bc legal holiday and on Tuesday
Of every week luaiess such Tuesday be-
a legal holiday from the hour OF Z
o'clock p m. 10 the hour Of O'Clock p.
N. from the first OF December, 1888, TO
the 10th day OF January. 1894. both in.
elusive. MARSH Fl. SoRRacK,
treasurer OF the City OF GRIND Rapids.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
"Iolantha" tonight at Powers.
-Four Big Successes.

Having the needed merit to more than
make good all the advertising claimed
for them. the following four remedies
have reached phenomenal sale: DR.
Kings New Discovery. for consumption.
coughs aud colds. each bottle guaran-
teed; Electric bitters. the great remedy
for stomach. liver and kidneys; Buck
lens Arnica Salve. the best in the world,
and DIR. Kings New Life Pills which
are a perfect pill. All these remedies
are guaranteed TO do just what is claimed
for them. and the dealer whose name is
attached herewith will be glad to tell
you more of them. Sold at Peck Bros.
drug store.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

Alhert Thomas. Sa lfS Goodrich
street. measles Winchester Miller. Ma
Us Seosnd asenae: msxsies Ma jacob
Cup. No. lls North unlon street;
typEold lever. Eghert O~en. Ma. Is
L8toa court; typhoid fever Eva
H1ghsm, NO. 5ll Ottswa street TYPHOID
fever Frank Proctor. no. % Greses
sirest; chicken pox Gsrtrpds asd
MiIxslniaa saline. NO. 81 Cherry street
alley; ehicksn pox
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

They Hold Their Regular December
Meeting I'm the Morton.

They Hold Their Regular December
Meeting I'm the Morton
The regular monthly meeting OF the
State Underwriters Association was
held IN The Morton yesterday. No bust
ness OF particular importance was tran
saetesi The afternoon was spent IN a
general discussion OF the insurance
business. ane gossip "a to the future OF
several companies that have been
pinched by the hard times- I. F. Gid.
dinss OF Kalamazoo. the newly appointed
state commissioner % insurance. was
present az the meeting. Among the in-
surance men present from outside the
city were:
W. +. Hawxhurst. J. s. Fletcher. ID.
w. Andrews, Charles A. Reekie, Karl
Schuermann. George A. Armstrong.
Frank A. Vernon, Detroit: H. ). Scage.
" Is. Jones. ). H. Row. r. G.. Row, Lam
siog: i. ". Holman. A. 5. Witherbee.
Chicago, j. W. O'Brion. Grand Haven;
ii. NJ. Wardle. lonia-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

lars q ia Erslgs street house u tie
pFesencs q fee q TIE im1e1aaEs
tr.@n1s q lAe csosrsekisx parties
Andrss Herbstrssth has snii 10 Mar.
IA lssfdst- tfty t~o acres al sesiion
ID u Nslk~r toenship fcr se.ooa
TIE nsnbers a 81 AndIez's Literary
ssclets All give n1sscais IN 81 Al,
ers~ srAool AL tais sssaias
The kanoAl ms~tiB< Il tie ksnt
Coaaty Humans society sll be he'd to-
nigkL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

The grip bss isvadsd ths rsn<s - The
POLICE tsrs.e. sad several Il the patrol
men are ~ istr "a srcoast q i..ness
TIE faiioFing patrslne Eere unstis -
report fsr iufy yesterday p : TAonp
sd. - " Evsns Isrus- Wac. A 81
Hsrper. Deorrs >soii Nebaai Lunch
aad Alert HoaEhtaisas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

Io~s Psesidspt. Clap IL Hellister;
nzsi siee pEezsa<nt Hsnry ideAsa; sc
esd shee rrsskisnt, r q. stsoisxs tAisd
NE pfessdsat. l. T. Nlimarths seers-
tsxy u Losrd. gsmes Grsnts Treasures,
G. d Harrington; directors. enc year.
L A N0sssy. tao ys2zs K W. tgtisr-
hei6: three BEARS j. b. Ware. Amos
Ansselman. j. A. s veraisr. l. Z. Stov.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

VII jennings. hoosk>ep.r Or The
Putnam Candy cumPsny has been
carrying his no@e "a a sling since he
played BASKET ball AZ the Y NJ. G. \.
EyDuaaaua eat saturday night Sc
sslsded elts one ~ the other contest
ants The game. and after re several
hssketsfal - stars that ioan~d - b
bore hira bad vanishsi. he fousd that
hia Hnas go hrokan
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
MARTEAU.
"Iolantha' tonight 1T Powers.
MARrEAU.
New Chicago Service
via
G.. II. ~ /.


SOLID TRAINS AND QUICK TINE.
Commencing Monday. November 10th.
train nov leaving for Chicago at 1870
a N. will leave At l0:40 a. IN. and run
through solid aud Independently; srriv.
ing Chicago at .. N. Buffet parlor
car and tirst-ciass day coaches.
Night train with through sleeping car
and coach will leave same as now-il.2o
D. m.-arrive Chicago 7d5 a m.
FROM Chicago solid train will leave
Chicago NJ Ais p. m. arriving Grand
Rapids 80 .. IN. Night train will leave
At IL 40 .. IN. instead q 10 p M. srriv.
ing Grand Rapids 40 a IN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

(KlQf y(fR the ladies' ~ Grand
lfLHf ithH Rapids enjoy q rare
treat They loox forward "a the time.
AMI when q cones thev are always
there ell - them. They appreciate 10
becsase ,t's q good thing What don't
you ksos what IL 80 Why. Corr. Knott
4 Cos snnaai Ribtoa sale II open
Monday morning - : o'clock. Mrs
Emery 'Askins ell BE hap hearty
Aondsy morning vhea Corl. Knott a
Co.'S great Ribbon Sale hopeus as
ociock She ell BE there ~ slr swell
The crowd that wiN taua po~esesssn %
TIE stor@ VII you - there
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
REDUCED Rae. fer HeIld.y..

For Christmas and New Year holi.
days tho Chicago Il West Michigan and
Detroit. Lansing 4 Northern lines will
sell excursion tickets on December -,
"a. y. 20. 81 ADD January at one and
one third fare for round trip. Tickets
will be good going only on date of sale
ard for return until January .. inclusive.
Gro DEHAvES, G. PA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
MARTEAU.
"Iolanthar tonight at Powers.

The Jolly Six club will hold their frst
social dance Thursday, December Z. in
Lockerby hall. Fountain street entrance.
Tickets. - cents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

Pauline Blz2k. No. IL Centrzl avenue;
Valley Guy. Adrisn Bosch. No ib6
fuitoa street. Valley City. Jennstts
Weeks. No III West Fulton street;
Marshall
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

GID n1UpcE Tickets only 81 now.
oiH" oooHol They are going fast.
and those wishing good seats should Sc
lect them early this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

AZ 49, srsa.i siecsson - n. v Nc
4 h~lsi isrt everine IT, tics~f ooni.
aased Ssforyisy sight go sssetsd - f,i-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
Chicago Service
via.
q. H. * Il.
solid Trains-Ouick Tim q

To CHICAGO - Morning train. com.
posed OF first class coaches and Wagner
Buffet Parlor Car. leaves Grand Rapids
at l0:40 a. M and runs through solid TO
Chicago, arriving at 400 p. m. making
all afternoon connections for the west.
Night train with through coach and
Wagner Sleeping Car leaves daily at
u:20 p. IN. arrives Chicago 7;05 a IN.
FRoM CHICAGO = Solid train leaves
Chicago at Ais p. NJ. arrives Grand
Rapids $50 p. N. Night train leaves
daily at ll:i0 p. IN, arrives Grand Rap
ids 100 a. IN. Call telephone COZ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

EnUNp the popular photographer. is
fooH0' giving souvenir silver spoon
with u dozen photos for the holiday
trade. 81 Monroe street and 30 North
Ionia street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
MARrEAu

TIE w~si side frs Risk vi tacr~r~.s
- fsr asfs - ths pabiic ssaer tha
sss'e oanea~nest - lasf yres NJ
beTss kHs besa Ia %. etfy tks iass tea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

Shiloh's Cure. the great cough and
Group cure. il Tor sale By IA Pocket
size contains twenty five doses. ouly &c.
Children love IT. Sold by r. J. Wurz
burg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
Baby's fret Christmas
Sufferers from Piles

Should know that the Pyramid Pile Cure
viii promptly and effectuaily remove
every trace OF them. Any druggist will
get It for you.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
MARTEAU.

cTIp 10HQpE Tickets only Ell nov.
0IHh G0OH0L They are going f..st
and those wishing good seats should Sc
lect them early this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

res - sssksng extensive eiiltiocs AL
IL pfexsessts All EFeas.sss Ia lzfzoas
rae sport TIE eo2sEg ela<ssa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

Join the Commercial Credit compan,
ana save losses by poor accounts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
MARTEAU

~Iolsntha~ tonight at Powers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

roo 900 Hkl5 : &c. ss ' ~: = s..' q.
sna sidfhs wisl os ine.aaed n tie great
ksbten Ssis wniSp ~ b.. lnAeg0Fated
b. Corl knoit a CO Aonass usasning
Every quality and style wiil 70 rsdeeed
IN price HssFly ole-hah Ter the greet
s.ls. and thsy All al be nsafxsa IN PLAIN
1aores
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

OF State. coanty ard sekool taxes Ia
the CITY u Grand Rapids fss ths pear
lska
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28
See Myers

CRY WATER-There is every indica.
ton at the present writing that the city
council has at last struck the right lead
on the water question, and that in a few
days they will have solved that vexed
question to the satisfaction Of the tax
payers. They have been engaged, dur.
ing the last week, in excavating a large
trench at an average depth OF sixteen
feet, in which they are laying porous
W. leading to the north well near the
hgine house. They expect. and arc. in
fact, now in possession OF evidence
enough to dispell all fear that water in
sufficient quantity can be had by the
present method. The trench will be
from 100 to 300 feet long. This will
open into a reservoir Of sufficient magni.
tudc Ia hold hundreds OF barrels OF wa
ter. The reservoir will be fed by mum.
erousl atterals laid in various directions,
and as the land is apparently underlaid
with a sheet OF living water, there ia no
doubt but what tho water problem ia
solved, and that in a few days good water
and plenty OF it can be Ind, and that,
too, at a cost not to exceed five hundred
dollars. The council ia to be congratu.
lated for its efforts in this direction.