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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
HITHER and FONDER.
Fred Gebhsrdt to Marry a Baltimore
Belle.

Fred Gebhardt to Marry a Baltimore
Belle.
The engagement is reported Of Balti-
more's reigning belle. Miss Louise Morris,
to Frederick Gebhardt. Miss Morris is a
daughter OF Mr. John b. Morris. Of the
Monumental City. She spent the past
winter in New York visiting her cousin,
Mrs Richard Irwin. Miss Morris was
maid Of honor at the Peii-Price wedding
in Baltimore a few weeks ago. and she
was the beautiful Queen OF Prussia at
New York 5 tabieaux wants this win
ter. This is regarded as one OF the most
important engagements Of the year.
1t is stated that the first Mrs. Rider
Haggard was q Miss Carroll. Of Balti-
more. She was divorced from the English
novelist. and is now living on the Pacific
coast with a third husband. A further
bit of information is that this initial
Mrs. Haggard NEE CarrolD is the origi-
nal OF the writer's remarkable creation,
the terrible and ageless beauty. "She-
Who Must be Obeyed." is an American
woman
Exchanges observe that the Duke OF
United States than his ancestor. Cnristo-
pher Columbus. ever had. Christopher
Columbus was never in territory now en-
braced in the United States.
Ballet girls, statuesque, coquettish,
swagger and noisy, are becoming con-
trbutors TO the daily invoice OF visitors
at the Fair They toy with the trinket
affections Of the gilded guard; they scare
the limpid-eyed chair propeller out Of a
prospected scholarship. and ask for sam
pies OF everything from reporters lunch
10 a royal diadem. They droop enticing-
ly over Austrian statuettes and Partisan
bijouterie, laugh necessarily, eat out
rageously, and snever miss q compliment
tary opening. They waltz on the roof
promenade. chew gum, patronize the slot
machines and encounter screaming dan
Esrs. Thsy hnri anousnt lsnguishments
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
Null Caps and Hats.

Corded Effects and Round Caps, lOc.
Open work, Three-Piece Cap, 1Oc.
Open Effect, Null Caps with Pom-Pon
and Lace, l5c.
Embroidered Round Caps, 23c.
Corded Round Caps, trimmed with Val.
Lace, 2jc.
Pretty Embroidered Three-Piece Cap
with corded back, 25c.
Three pretty designs in Embroidered
Caps, 29c.
Fine Embroidered and Corded Caps, SSc.
Plain and Dotted Fine Null Caps, 4
styles, 45 and SOC.
Finer grade Caps in all the popular de-
signs; also exclusive styles in high
grade novelties ranging in price from
75c. to $3.50 which are too numerous to
allow of a description of each style.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
A First-Class Article.

Mr.. T. w. Leonard, the druggist. 724
Chamberlain's MeaicInes Ior several years.
He says: "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is a first-class article. and has always
given entire satisfaction 10 my GUS
toners" This remedy is intended espe-
cially for colds. Group and whooping
cough. and will lsosen and relieve a Sc
we're cold in less time than any other
treatment II will not only cure Group,
but II used as soon as the first symptoms
appear will prevent the attack. Twenty
five and fifty cent bottles. II is also for
sale by owens & Minor Drug Co.. 1907 east
Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
Yachting Hats.

The new shapes are more popular now
than ever. Trimmed and Untrimmed
are shown here in White, Black, Navy
and Red, Plain and Rough Straw. The
untrimmed sell from 19c. up to 81.
Trimmed for Acc. up to $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
Hartmann & Co.,
Cor. Fourth and Broad SIS.
ONLY THREE DAYS MORE
OF OUR GREAT
MAY BARGAIN SALE.

In order to swell our sales during this
month we have made the last days the
most attractive of the entire month for
bargain seekers. During these three
days the purchasing power of one dol
lar goes as far as two at other millinery
ctorac
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28

Steinway, Knabe. Chickering. Gabier.
Waters. and other pianos from FIVE dol
lars a month upwards. Thorough guar
antee, stool and cover free. No interest
on payments. Call at 800 Main street.
MANLY B. RAMOS q co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28

Mrs. Lamont will open her summer
house at Sorrento. where the Secretary
of War will Join her at intervals Mrs.
Bissell will remain In town until June,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
Nurses Caps.

Plain Full-Front Nurses Caps, 23c.
Val. Lace Trimmed Full Front Nurses
Caps, 25c.
Dotted Swiss Trimmed Full Front
Nurses Caps, 29c.
Embroidered Back, Full Front Nurses
Caps, 20c.
Fine Dotted Swiss Nurses Caps, 3Sc.
Fine Plain Null Nurses Caps, 42c.
Three STYLES Fine Null and Embroidered
Nurses Caps, SOC.
Also a complete line OF Mattresses
CAPS from 2jc. to 62c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
% Per Cent. Discount.

On top Of the great reduction already
made in our entire stock of Black and
Colored Trimmed Hats and Bonnets we
shall give a discount Of 25c. on every
dollar.
For instance-the stylish Black Lace
Hats made on frames that sold so readily
at SO, aud which were reduced to 81,
you can now buy at So; saving of just
one half, aud so it goes with all our
Colored Trimmed Hats and Bonnets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
Nurses Aprons.

Fine styles in Tucked and Embroidered
Full Size Nurses Aprons, choice, 2oc.
One special lot at l5c'
Extra Large Size, Deep Tuck, Nurses
Aprons, 33c.
Fine Grade Extra Large Size Nurses
Aprons, 4Sc,
BETTER Grades Nurses Aprons, 5Oc. to
$1.75.
Nurses Squares for Shoulders, pretty
designs. 25, 80 and SOC.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-14

lessss, =, - 4s4.xe i - sosae skskie<
~@akezea ~ So sslesl Of raa.teFsl n lps
fef ~
Mar recpsn eansileF tA@t tlls PCS
session - Malta i inai fsasAi's %
the ma atenanea AZ Lffytoh iatlaeslce
Ia The Mediterranean tio~ fsr shis =
true nl4y be jEnise1 frss the fsait that
Sslsoa woo We battle Il thss Nls
uhen Malta was Ia fke hands 81 the
freneh. asld thof Malts fslf islo oar
hands. rhoszh nos for some tlnns- -
che direst eonzeq ucnee of HAT ~ -le.
which grave N the commanded Inc
Meditcrrancsl Capt Nabaar ssinnllr-
i.ss the conclusions, which sheaild hs
dr1wa Ia these wor,ls; ats fate When
"a the h,ssds e France gires
warning that tbs heet depend les up
GA Malta han Malta on the nsst" II
tbs Be true 81 Malta, II l. still more
trto Of other eaAiing stations which do
aet lie In such proximity to the porss
Of fortigu eountrie>
We have sesed wisely In giving 70
our scaling stations sufficient defense
against one o. two hostile cruisers
More than this Il not required. Az
long a. our navy Is maintained ~ IT.
proper strength and l. efficiently on
esred AMI manned. II should not b.,
possible Cor serious expedition 81
leave the enemy's port without Brit
ish oeet being immedintei:T in pursuit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-14

They Prove 20 Be Curses Rather
Than nIe-sings-


People IN general regard the winning
Of prize In . lottery as piece Of
good fortune In this they are mis-
taken. Money gained in this way j.
misforture--an unlncky acquisition
not because there is any reason 20 sup
pose that anything i lucky or unlueky
IN the worisl except "a people make 10
-. but because The sudden acquisition
81 a large sum Of money. which has
Mt leea earned BY bard work. or re-
eeived a. the result Of sagacious In
vcstmenf or foresight. flnds the person
anpreparcsi and unfitted 10 take care
~ IT, II leads 20 acts ard proceedings
which result in disaster
Ia Russia. says Youfh's Companion.
where lotteries are tolerated by the
las and even employed BY the gov
ernnent a. means 81 raising rev.
enus. = careful inquiry has been made
into the personal history OF the rccipi-
eats u tirst prizes in the lotteries for
= series e yesrs- The record Of
theee people j. = sad enc. Il brings
cot in striking way the fact that
"a m@g - anything bat god luck 10
win prize - . hundred thousand
doflars
The arrf winner Of this rrca, sarrs--
two hundrcd thon-sad rables-was =
paying teller IN a banks quiet in
dusffious Young man. As soon "a he
hal obtained his tive hundred thou
san.i rnble- ~ gave up his place In the
bsnk. began % i've on his nopey. soon
became diesipatcd. grew more and
uifrr sxtrassRant in Ms habits. and IN
i've years vaa rr,ireed 20 actual want
He hal. moreover. acquired certain
tufrmities which eventually to,-k
hl,n - the Fatiic hospital. where he
dief.
Tie next frst-pfize winner was Al
elderly mao. and TIE father ~ fam
uy. Ile had = very god business sis-
natiea snd m excellent rvpatation.
soez after rrc~iving bis grcaa lottery
prize hr. go. began ~ lead an IN.
pr,pcr life. ssfting ap an exfravsxant
s-ta eilshn,~nt. in the life - which his
farnav haf no Part Ills incosne dld
net rrrve isrre enough for Ais rer<-
trs- expenditures fIs spent Ms priu-
eiral. Borrowed MONEY. beeanRe hank-
raDs sna ~as ifspri~,n~a for deb1
Nssrtiese ~ had acquired inteuper.
a. Aahf<s
The thir,i 1fortanater mortal Who
efteinei th> frst lutsrry priss had 20
tneiinatinn 90 5ntemperaaes ar - rer.
eruai sxsrsvswanee ne wss a nsn.
reorie >sisi. .sao ~uoid make a prsat.
nAie Nee af ais wealth. lie ras IN
go htsioess. srd sircsdg hsd st.srr
- - e~e 81 employees his lctt~sy
ysforfnzs ~ e4f~sssin9 a. baksaees
hir rorpo~ sa- - beeonie q prfsee q
ror1rorr-f- fHt - ~ss urt aatrtrd -
cperafiens 81 lsr4e hsf,,re "a his
Investments sff,rfa,t pesr fn<ixnens
and reenifef eatIr ~ ke-su, h,n<-
rsFt. Ard 81 =, - - Hork - a. sns-
FioTe IN ne r~rv stoFe 80 wAiea ke
b. enc~ bees l,ryrrietsse
TIE fturth wsnaer - Anas~-f
tsousant deiisfs IA th~ i'st eas a p.,sr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-14

H21eH. She a cnce beexne sttrae tiFh
tcs4ieoFs. sad 49, Issi1kea - laarrg \
man ~ho sl><nt eli her ne1 fnrtune
for her IL srrF short oraer A <e1-
4r.' On ana siFore. falios~ A, ieasinK
tbe par ssoa@n ia much worse eondi
tiea than Ia h<F f4rn~r wieloxhood-
stili snother prize wnner. whose
s>a1< = given b. the kossisn t,srnal
which pabtizhss The resalt> of these
iuss<t'ea tions, Was = pabiie sAger.
he lad ALREADY saset . eonsi<iesable
sum of nsn<F. UPon reeeiyn,E the
lostery prizr he ieft his occupation. -
up hDe establishment and undertock
"a becoue = ''nn4ncier lie eneouhr
tsre1 mneh more skillfal fnaneiets
than he himself MAS. who n<ssd their
skin - HE dl>adszntl ge. aud lot npt
only his two hundrea Thousand "a
b,es. bur all his prryious savings
There are l~o mere eases On the LIST.
one Of them - that % man Who r'ns
neither s<tr-s AgAnt nor intenpersts;
bnt, poor before he received the prize.
he i doably poor now. n stimulated
ais asariee. and he has become =
iespie4ble niser. Leading hts money ~
usurlou< rates. aud living life Of cs>r-
roding worry iest some Of his hoard
shonld DO lost The werkingmans life
IL heaven compared with his
The last man Of whom the record h
given = stiil in the possession Of por-
ton Of his une2rned wealth, but. like
the others. he Is spending what he has
ieft a. rate which must bring him 20
poverty. and 20 the slavery OF habits
that destroy both soul and body.
AL History shows that the lottery II
. curse ~ the community AZ large. and
the fact. here given do not differ from
the universal experience that II Is also
curse 10 those who are supposed TO
beaefit by IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-14
DEATH IN The ROLL
HOW They ARE PUT IostIHta


The anupal rrport of NE eonmis-
sionsr ~ isternal rssenee sho<s that
three bilihn cigarettes haze b>sa n.ais
IN tki. eoaatsy daring th< fiscal year
tns1 ehdei. says the Cineinna,i Com-
merviai Csxsft~. This 4. an Average Of
abont any - each Indisidnal The
growth IN the prosiuetisn u cigarettes
gses oa year b rear A decade 2xo
ths namber manufactured xzs far be-
low bIiiien Like pretty nseh
everything else that u done la this
country. me misunderstanding facilities
are CRAFTY Increased b. the adoption
% machinery.
Wifkin tbs last fe~ years sons very
wonderful machines tor making eignr-
cites have been iasente.L one pattern
viii turn them cut a an average rate
Of two hnndrcd and seventy i've . min
uts The patents on these devices are
vastly Falual,ic. One style. which may
Dc well drseFibed for the sake Of Illus
trsfion. panses along an endless strip
Of paper. she width Of which i juzt the
lengtk II cigarette. The tobacco Is
fed from above into little scales They
drop ~ spon as they have received the
precise quantity reqnSred. enptying
their contents upon the strip OF paper.
which = rolled. chopped OF with
knlvss and glued neatly. all IN On IN
stant 81 time. Of course. . Z rcat many
simultaneously. the machine counting
them and conveying them into the
paeknees. which are likewise wrapped
around them BY mechanical -contris-
aness unaided ~ hands
The Russians and Turks do not use
any machinery for the manufacture Of
cigarettes. The work al being done by
hand. FRENCH cigarettes are particu-
larry miid. because the tobacco Il
sfesped in water to make IL 80.
The details Of the manufacture of
cigarettes are kept IN greater or less
degree a secret by the manufacturers.
each of whora has his own particular
combination OF tobaecos- None Of the
brands on the market are composed Of
one kind only. The recipe i not di-
vulged outside Of the frm But this
i not all The original mixture Is
merely basis. for artificial fiavoring.
To begin with. various essential oils
are added
The list Of these includes rose geran-
ium. vanilla bean. tonkA bean. and
licoriee root These ingredients arc
ndded after the tobacco has been
chopped into shreds an readiness To DO
rolled into eigarettes Finally the
particular drug chosen. In the shape
Of liquid solution. - sprayed on the
material with an stomixer. while the
tobacco Is stirred and mixed The
quantity employed Is very carefully
judged. - rnsny drops being allowed
for each cigarette. All the drugs that
are used in the manufacture of cigar
sstes eannot be mentioned. but there
i no doubt that opium. valerian and
eannabis indie2 are utilized 90 the
largest extent Each manufacturer
may Re said 10 create n special drug
habit among tho<c who smoke his
brand. 80 that they are not satisfied
with anv other.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-14

M hsd laid her sabtlest snArss
20 entrAp hila unAwsres
IN the ballroom on the stairs
she had cornered him that night
He could not escape her clutch.
Tboozh hs wanted to-so muchl
Cndcr circumstances such
There va oniY hope IN fight
Meanwhile ne was forced 10 prarce
with her through the DREAMY danes
Ger the bailrooin's gay exp@nse,
ysinly striving % be gay.
Just because she ehAaccd to b
Daughter Of h.s hostess. he
Had 70 bear her tyranny.
Wishing be was miles away.
When af last he xninsd the door.
Eager % b free once more.
Radiant ~xx the smile she wor~
A she softly said. .Goodhy.-
Adding In = whisper low.
While her cheeks were al aglow.
-Tomorrow III hc home. you knowr
-Ah.r he answered so win L"
--oDcs \ Web
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-14

The English Opinion OF Their Inn
portsnce in the Navy.


The Engss-h Opinion OF Their Inn
portsnce ia the NAVY.
Sailing ships could. and dId, remain
~ sea for many months ~ q time. Lord
Brsssy writes In the Ninetesnth Gem
tary. Their power 81 remain at sea
was only limited by the ausunt Of wa
Ger that they carried. The period dur
ing which modern shipof war can re-
maia At ga u determined mainly by
her co.l endurance. and 70 great co
tent By the necessity Of effesting re-
pairs in port - delicate machinery.
The coal endurance ~ modern ships Of
var i even more limited than Official
fxars.. - far ss any are available.
LEAD ~ 20 suppose. ard when Lori
Salisbury PLACED the limit ~ The strik-
Ing distance ~ q ship Of war
~ 100 thousand niles viz. the dis
lance a which she coali deliver .
blow and return "a her purt he GER
tsinly ia not underestimate her pos&-
er. The country which po..essrs The
raa.t aamerunscosiing stations and the
b~st situated a. regards tra3e Rates
Wiu have a xrczt sdrsntage in fntnrs
wzr IN this respect The British EN-
pirr e. without . rival
While . ns~y depends for ia power
of operating In distant wssers very
largely on cosling stations. che sxi<s-
eus~ II tAs latter depends sb.oiatelT
en- 80 pcwer % th> Sect ~ pros>es
th-uu. 10 locsl defsnus. whsther in
f,rtldcatloas OF men. wiii preserve
then tos power whieh hss lsst tks
rsssnmand ~ ths go The histoFy ~
Malta dsrisx the great wsF affarts "a
slfutrsfl~ tn=t.nea - Ne fnterfep>h-
d-nc~ - Sets sni soaiins ssstiens.
skoszh 10 ssnst b sdmi I'D thst he
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-14
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 70
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value 70 health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figz-
It's excellence is due 70 its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant TO the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectuaIly cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction 70 millions and
raet with the approval of the medical
profession, because IL acts on the Kid
neyS Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and Il Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale by all drug
rists in zoe and 81 bottles, but II Is man
1factured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs,
and being well informed, you viii NOT
accept any substitute If offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-14

Grand Rapids. Mich. sept ~ f<a
Nofice a hereby ersea thaf ths sssessasas
roll for the cnaztructiusa At sewer IN t'af4ls
sgrrsf sui <f,ssh asFene fr1na nesf Coitara
asea9e - fefnsndo ssFaet. i fvw Ia NJ hsnf<.
snd thst ! vii F~resxr pagfbeat thereon FOE
the period - twsnfY aays f4arn tats date 81
tee efiirsaf ths eits tfeesaret cftF h.ll
OF ~ A. ~ cykki1k. Go IrsssuFsr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-14

Grsn6 nnf.tls. hsch 4esa - iEa
Tr1 fef ~ frsf,fsIssxsn,.f - Fi.ElE .s-.-s-
fFrn hru.ef Fffeef - tffh nsels..n . 49,
- mF kstas. zsa iaai 81 rnueiss a. fn.e,'s
thsf~os frr the FsFaet - tErtfg 1ePs fftIH - =
asss - tse etsoeof tlf clfy treasurfs riff baIt
90 n = sohkICk. Clt3 1sssssfsE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-14

~ f11F 7IFff FNfHH-
firsn6 RnFf8s. ntch- .seTfseher q. ia
roii m he eonefraeftUn < = sresf ~ y stfons
fIDn Daie arenue 10 fnaltr nFrnna -
49, n my hands. SOS that pfn fsssesfs rnT.
neat tterecn fer tbs rriei - s1Fff fars f-e-s
tbis asts - ths osirs u ne 90 srsssarsz
setI sH sosRicK. cnr 1s-..ss~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-14

~ lfsas1reFs p~fee,
flrasd Rarf1s. Misii-. ~eF.trnler 4. iFrn
kefies > hersbs given that ths ass-~ssaeat
roll fes ihs eanssraettoh ~ seses IL oonlh
Vast sfsrst. fio,r eaiIhS araaas - IRA -.
essts - RS IN az ksnsls. sad that I ell -
eefsa raFnaeat fhefeoa fea The FeFin-d 20
swentg - frnsa tbis data "a fAs u - Il -
eitf treasurer eftF hsit,
s.es IL A. n p0ARick. Ciss rressarss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-14

f1ssa4 Hapssiz Ma. stss 4 S<n
<sftoe - heeshs slssa ti.sf the ssssrasent
faif - essstfn fIHs seefF y raush Leafs
sfHeel. fisa te1ta sseAse . tatl sfFeTf. =
ssise fssnsai thsfeaa - tas Fefil4 - teeefs
aa4s fssa thfs a&fs "a - aasas q 80 efts
SO 4 a soaasck. Ga T..-s..s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-14

GranA Rapids Mlch.. Oct "a. ia !
Notice IA hereby eisen that the assessment
roll fur the ccostfuc fioa. 81 sewer in Olive
AID Earie streets fruss Leteilief street 90
fisft .Fwufth ssenue 4 NV In my hant<. aud
that viii receive psJmenfs On same Tor the
parissd - twsnty dsFs frun this date. "a the
sfiice a tie eltF tressufcr fity hall
octH ~ a. sORkitk. fit Tre.Eurse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-14

In Doubt.
I n1srried . jolly bachelor eiri. sii energy.
viEor and 60.
shs can r,ds straight 10 hounds abe can
hunt. she cen swim.
She can handle the oars with . masculins
vim.
Bat. alas, I'm AFRAID shs cant sewi
NJ buttons are OF: my socks ara IN holes I
know what a fright must look.
The servants won't stAys there's row BE-
low stairs
Ny VIE says. Good radiance. aud nobody
cares"
Su.. alas! am sure she cant ccckl
Then fhis slosenly room--tsnnis balls lytm
here. and shoes and hid gloves In heoX
NJ aifo csn play racket: can swim and =
rOw.
nat tscers would grace any mao that .
knou.
Dat. slasl TN afraid she can't sweepl
Truth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-14

Manager Of stsnd--Well. old lady.
what can do fer your
Dear Old Lady lwho has been gazing
about for soma timel--Eothin. sir. But
hesrd one Of them young ladies say ~
how abe was going to make dates now.
right along. An ss ! sIlus thought
they grew before. ! thought I'd sheer
round . BIT end ses her make 'smi
Truth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-14

frsne Rstsa- Nssh- ESQ. p. fs1s
Frftrs . ttfebf cfeea fflat a. aseesNrns9'
70 - ~ f<flE1Frrfif1n ~ nRB4 n
f<sEen - - frfsn r8ts fset sfreff - rots
Ffiie- $780, = 49, Ir ~ hee1s. sd t4ff
sfs r~essNe 1sFe-s.s slsers,sf - - f.>Tssr =
fseat1 eaFs frv1 ia $50 - tt4 tdl-r5 - te
sssG AZ koks1cK. cns rr--.u~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-14

f,,if TREASURES oHc.. 4
frand Rapids. Mich.. S<pternisFr q. ff11 I
Notice y aerrt1 gtsrn that The assessulcns
roll Tor the insTnnefnonf a. Nsdisoa aseIlna.
frnrn WasllinCton fffcet 70 state street. IS
IN Enf hants. and that VII rrrnixe rag.
rpent tien-,n fcf he period II twenty dasa ffoss
tbs date 81 the Ofcs 81 ths citg tseaeufsi. cslr
hall
oeiu Mn. soRRfck ussy Trs.sur..
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He had just returned from more OF
les fashionabls resort. where he had left
hts wife and daughters Meeting one 81
bis friends on the street. he exchanged
greetings and casually observed that he
lad that morning got back from s..
How is IL up therey' asked tho friend.
FIRST rate was the reply.
Much b. do there
"Sot fox me. but my wife and dargh-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-14
LEGAL.


Treasures Notice.
City Treasurer's onlce,
Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct. ~. fs11
Notics Il hereby given that the sssnsmsnt
roll for constructing q sever in frcmoG1
srrcst. IRON alsrr avrnuc 4, flt-vcnfh street
il now in ny hands. and that will rsceise pay.
mont thereon tor thu period Of twsnty dsv..ffom
this date "A tho Office Of tia city trsszursr.
city hall
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Grand Rapids. Mich. Sept ~ fssA
Notice 4 hereby given that me axsnsemrnf
ron for the construction 81 q sewer Ia Lake
street. from Seuth East sfrast - South Fuller
street Is In ny hands. and that ula 70
ceiye paymcpt thereon fof the period 81 twenty
days from this date a. the oics oi The citytrss
urer. city ball
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-14

Cit4 TreesDrer's Vfir~.
Grand Rapids. Nfrh- refteinhef "a ia
Notice a. hereby Elxee fhat he aeseeeusert
reli Cor tfle opening AID c1tensioa .. LoFan
fffe.l from the prceent faFtefn term in4s -
hufel street. j. neW IN NJ naB3s. alri that 1
wth fereisa peFrsnts ~ tar snfae for rs
Fcs4od effwsnff dsJs from this dsls a ne
srfIsfe Of tie city fgeafNref. CHS heil
oct "a n o. >oRRItk- Its 1feasnrsr
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