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Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

rsgarded ~ leine Ike fha, Cieoruaa
erspsksr "a ths paor white II tAe ls~-
land<
The mapsisa that i tise eentral ilg-
gure ef al thEs spresd - zesnerf s
ws'rfhf II Is sarronneings. of glssa-
10 zld laarble r1ined fron tha m<ain-
t4ins ueaF watch the lsi iing sts1es.
rs appearsace as necn through he
towering trres that Surround y i I'M
preseise. IL il rot lofg and lov and
rsiaoling a. most southern dsssslasgs
are. Instead. IL rises ~ the height u
fSer stories- not counting the lower
ecor where dsrncs:ie work i slon,s or
the story ne1t 10 the roof lint IL -
broad and lonx, and Impressive. Mr.
Nanderbilt Was lsFgely his own sSrsAi-
tret. and the result soeif inaieate
that hs ) not bad one. lie has been
courageous en01gh - borrow liocia,liy
frctn otkcrs. hat mainly from Switter-
land. for the house as seea from = dis
tance resefabies IA Alpine chsrssan.
The massive mountains near ~ ala 10
this impression The house Is as jet
ia IA unfinished condition. but
sufficiently far u enable onA 20
see that il viii te a magnifi-
cent structure when nnished The
halls In IL arc IS wide and lofty as
those In the old houses OF England.
There are no small rooms. The din
ing halls are immense. There are no
less than Atty guest cAambers. an In
dicatiou that Mr.. Vanderbilt does not
intend 10 be hermit ia his ouptain
home. There arc several large rooms
evidently intended 10 Be reception
rooms. and there Is huge hall room
looking out upon the mountains show
ing a most romantic seene by noon
light The baths arc Of marble mined
from the mountains near by. and the
whole interior IL rich In appearance
and arrangement
The stables at distance alone are
finer than many modern houses and
the kennels--for thefe Is yet game in
these mountains--are on plane with
the other brildings.
Withal there is nothing Elsring or
garish about all this Many modern
houses would look ridiculous in the
ihhA-9N Va AAS WA4A tASAAAN-~ 'Nti&t@ts
but Mr.. Vanderbilt has been fortunate
enough 10 bring about harmony and TO
make his splendid home appear .
natural part OF the scene presented.
No one but Mr.. Vanderbilt himself
knows what all this has cost him. The
amount Is small compared with whs+
il would have been Mad the estate been
In the north. Land In western North
Carolina when Vanderbilt purchased
was ridiculously low. So were all
sorts OF ordinary labor. for skilled
labor had TO come from the north a.
northern rates of wages. But the build
ing material was right at hand TO be
cut or mined. and nature herself had
been the surveyor and landscape gar
dener as well.
Whatever Mr.. Vanderbilt has ex-
pended upon his estate however. has
been we'll spent. for he has the most
beautiful country home in America, and
Ia q spot as Aealthful rs may be found
anywhere.
The farm as much as tho library is
George Vanderbilt's hobby just now.
lie has found health In supsrintending
Il and he viii be n strange member of
the vanderbilts IL he does not mako
the farm In the end pay for itself
despite the heavy outlay upon II.
But George Vanderbilt does not de-
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

ehrewdness been shown than In the
purchase and improvement of his
mountain estate IN the south. Better
still. he has shown In 10 that IN him
there IL love Of the artistic. the poet
ic. the romantic II you viii. that has
been singulariy lacking In other MEM
bers Of his family.
As has been before stated. George
Vanderbilt Il = nany-sided man. and
this mountain estate of his furnishes
the best Of proof that this Il SO. There
Il no home in this country that can
equal IL IN natural beauty. Austin
Corbin. the railroad m2gnate. has a
magnificent deer park in Vermont
DR.. Seward Webb, a Vanderbilt ty
marriage, has In the Adirondacks .
farm and game preserve that IA the
wonder of all who see It, But AIR
vanderbilt's place down on the bor-
ders Of the Tennessee mountains sur
passes these There are cid castles on
the Rhine impressive in their wild and
half ruined condition There are white
ehatesus that hang on the sides Of the
Alps that one dreams Of after seeing
them There arc stately domains In
England with their avenues OF oaks
and waving elns that have about them
that glamour that always surrounds the
memory Of very great raen and OF real
ly great deeds
IL has been the good fortune Of Mr..
Vanderbilt, 60 have seen these old
world architectural curios and 10 be
capable OF appreciating them. And in
the building of his magnificent home
IN IKE south no has used the knowl-
edge that &c has gained not servilely,
but with good results.
The spot where his fve-thousand-
acre farm is situated i as beautiful as
one may hope 20 see. Ca a broad pla-
tea. that ex'enas from the Blue Ridge
- the Allegheny mountains. the gen
eral level 90 which i near 20 three
thoussrt .sct above the sea and sur
rounficd ey mountain peaks more lofty
than any east % the Rockies. the place
naturally i n sort Of paradise. Most
u those p.alrs are clothed to their tops
in trees many - which arr 81 the same
family that uay be found Ga the Al
pine rrgion- The Wild ch-rry tree
here grs.ss - height ~ eighty feet.
ana the broad valley II the Ashc is
s.npiy frinEel with splendid white
pines interpreted with TIE cucumher
tree The beech. the poplar. tlae lo-
crss. the line trrc. al dourisA on the
mountain sides anil There are oaks as
robie a. those - b. seen - fnriand.
That ahonsnahie machine that has
done 80 ruuch % ruin the beauty Of
his country. The sawmill. hss not yet
mastered and destroyed the beautiful
forest scenery.
Frorn his hhrarT window Mr. Van
d~rhiit can s<c The Blue Ridge. the Al
lezs~r'ss and theis tributary mountain
ra1Ees risinx an5 stretching away in
the distsnce he cao sre Mount risgah
vaisirE ia pine-clad head more than
~ Thousand feet above she plateau.
Hack dome. Ciinrman's dome. Mitch
els peak and . >cor- Or more of giants
are near br Between these. like all
ver tnrvads. r,in ne french nrosa. TIE
Hiawsssse sna near half aoErn oth~r
rivers he nav sse II ~ wisl.ss the
spets over a tac Tennessee ufounsains
that have teen nade Ia q way famous
~ the ekarmiaE Stories - harIes Er-
b.srt Craslicak. And hers aud there he
roar Sc the cabins - ~ moantain-
e-rs. Wa think strs5ghs sr.d shoot the
seuse ~ss. and arr IN - -saaner ~ -
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30
KN0NLEDGR

Brings comfort And improvement and
teais 10 personal enjoyment Nhen
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 10
the needs Of physical being. will attest
the value 10 health q the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced ia the
remedy. Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is cue 20 It's presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant o. the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
ative; efiectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and teven
and permanently curing constipation.
IL has given satisfaction % millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because IL arts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them aud il Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, ,'ut IL L. man
nfactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name il printed on every
package. also the name, syrup of figs,
and being well informed. you viii not
accept any substitute il offered.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

rFe years
as AS bss Bt-Is IA eosaz.oa With kfs
hrotatrs ave tAsf As l. = eooa basi-
ss.z E,an. alshoagh hs j. ret called
apon q prore Il Th< Nanterbllt rail-
ru41 syatesn l. 20 p~rfsetly oEganlzed
thnf thsrs = little need for tbs Van
aerbslts kkeuselsus a. take any psrt II
ia actise suaaagrnient. 1itAonxh Cor
nalis.s - the hsad & the family does
% IN The other fanderhilt boys -
"a for society wifh al that the terra
implies. sna George remains the sehei-
ar of ihe family. and ssezas wiling -
rensaln 80.
eouae II (leorre's frients. and he has
very warm oaex vno are nen Of sosns
mars rather than mere sparks os fash
loa. reqret thnt there l. any possibility
~ ti.s yoarx man tccening q f..ne1ict.
siaee tAe death u his father and since
his tzothers have - up. - . speak.
ia Ena -stabliShmen of th3lr cSn.
Ueorro yandcrbilt has been TIE right
a.ra of As nother. uho has neFer fully
recovered frsrn tie shock % her hus-
b4n.i's su3den and somewhat tragic
death George has renalned with her
ia the stately mansion on fifth aseaue
opposife - 81. Patrick's cathedral
Above ali his other possessions
George Vanderbilt prizes his country
sat near Asheville in North Carolina
It Is a fact that may not be again
said that al the Vanderbiits have .
facalty OF making their Investments
self-6apPorting. and although George
Vanderbilt has never seemed 70 care
much about the family millions. his
venturrs even IN the purchase of old
books aud vioiins have been such as
might be made profitable. But in no
investment made by him has more
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30
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vote al OF hts large income on those
things that appeal most 20 his own In
elirations and tastes. lie Is. like all Of
the vanderbilts. large givcr 10 chari-
ties that are deserving. Like ell OF bis
family he gives with Discrimination.
and is not Of the sort 10 scatter monsy
without knowing the purpose 20 which
~ Is 20 be applied But he Is no nsg-
gard. When the project of n new
building for tho New York college for
teachers WAS to tho fore. he gave lots
for the purpose near the new site of
Columbian college worth snail for
tune at tho time and sure 10 oc worth
much more. This is but ono OF many
similar acts Usually, however. the
public hears and knows nothing Of bis
deeds 81 benexolencc. They nre main
Is IN aid Of educational objects. for hc
+ OF not quite 80 religious trrn ns his
elder brother Coraelius. who Is a main
stay Of the Young Mems Christian "a
sccia.ioa and of numerous semire-
iigious organizations.
Take him All In all, George Wander
hilt Il a very good type of the young
nan OF tt~ttay WHO - 50 fnt8@ up mem
tally AMI morally that great wealth
cannot soil hirn Ea had evvry OF
rcrtnnity 20 turn ont an idle spend
thrift as q great many vcung men With
less wealth. would do; - make Ra-isli
displays % richness and vuisRrity and
- help rake good the criticisms often
freely paSe~d upon The sars ~ rich
rncn lie did rot make use % thes,
opportunities. ard. when yap meet him
alone or In company. he Is siweys 'hr
same. quite an uacs.crtatious a1.i
courteous gentleman. A ripe scholar.
he makes 10 show Of the fact. bsing
satisfied ~ifh the pleasure IL eives
hinseif VITA vast wealth he handles
y .-is<ir. but opens hs prrse whea
there is legitimate need fyr u - be
tpened II is hardly strange, all
thinrs ccassiered. that he Should be
rnnre popciar among his fellows tban
rich nsa uf hss age asualiy ARE.
Fesrxn CoATKs
sreeoisstsn."
The time saver ess nofe favorable ~
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

speculnting in grain and stocks than at
present Prices are 10 per cent lower
than they ought TO be on both grain and
stocks.
The recent money panic is the cause
Of these conditions.
The crops are generally good this year.
with the exception OF wheat, through
out tho country. and theforeign demand
10 the largest % the year. owing 10 the
damage OF their crops. 1t is but short
time until wheat viii sci! 40 cents per
busnel higher than preeent quotations.
II you are not posted in speculation
write O. T.. Van Ninkle a Co, 90 la
Sale street. Chicago. ILL.,. for their book
on Speculation" and How TO Trade"
sent flee on receipt Of stamp.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30
ssor v.vusuritr

Thr te.,k 49, krrs a,d the sales
r,sn a. .il ~ xsef bis s.iventare win
Nan8srrit
Maar n1eite-ts -9eh - 80 at~evs
49, rsiAtesf - tleerre Fan1eritit
rAvsie.l realseees ~ his t~risrr resiA
~.>.se hfna reeiczs - = ssrf.air ssf~ss
.~.l = rfsieet Iattrfir - hss kera
= rea.isr - nsrv e<s<s aa.i aci's'isr
fs-ra s's.-iee
-. it .s-,es fhat - a tat isifle
t.e~~ - ,stsesy - IA fhr hnsiee-
ff~ - Nsa VEGA ntf ~afee - $50
aera sat sbore - hea l.ssa frf tsistf
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30
LIVES LIKE A KING
G w. vsndsrbils Amid the Lux
w Of Learned leisure
cROEsys ssDscnleEsls one
Traits AMI HABITS 90 ths Weaifhiesf
snls.r v hs Ever Neglected.
tsnes rsr AsnersA

Ceorwe vandertiit Is one q natnre's
queer ireakk Ae = lhe i.ast known
~ sRs - the enoruso1sly wealthy men
of Sew 4oFA fle inast % worth az
ie4st t;s.os1.8e. hnt hs might walk
tsa Lpn8th q tAa satlre e.ty without
beinE reca<sized ~ hAlf fazen per-
sen2. lie las 9evsr been rrolE.inent Ia
any pabhe uoeenlsnE lie has nrver
Attended pabfe tsnetioa ,-here
ero~as a people eoaEregate. and
whea as goas - The theatsr or - TIE
opsrs be hbies hizn-ed IL the rear u =
tox
sat 10 T. a uiost Interesting nan.
nevertheless Jaat now ne - 2t Ear
hsrbos where he has beautiful eoun-
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

tetsrs q hrress ei9rn fsst - ssss-~,. -.
feil ~ reesrroctfsF sfs1f tn tIr4 sr~~s
froE1 80 ftnt Ef-@rf - rr~.aTf ffr~sf 81
49, - - henns en8 49, lulIi fs.-ssss - =
fros thss sss. a. tks s&.s - "a. eits ss~.s
sssii kH sosKcs. css r,-...-~
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

- - hftts~lrs .fttc@ I
efeof hsrtds hieh. 1ofnsf a lE44
rcttn% 3. nerets fiFeU ttet he hsralslr -
lfsi for tiie eentffaf t4en - = se~ef srrfe,n -
Neftt tfttieyf sfeEnr anI Isst 80 a. ~ atsa~t
- nov IN NJ tahos, s1d thst I wsE -
rcsFe raTme1t taere<s So fhs rrfrf -
ts~stg dnfs frFss tkts hse - he e6cssf g.
rig trtssEref citf hsn
srrs ~ a ks3kRICK Co Trsseus-.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30
II. ]. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT


foh sStk-HousFs AN Lo1s
ne fnoa.Fn nfnsfo<1n hn1.. q. T~-->..
ttt1~@ t41t tton4aEt ounr1 a. n4nI1..|1.'~I-
So. -. tl.tEela Al1o ons - tust.,n -
80 eE1t n.h04i cufaf IA Lzn< - -.
t&t-teNA <tiA feFnsee tnsh and aIt -
tnf.refe4ae1s. usls "a Esln,r .sr-... f,...l..
h~.4l eqFsne lea Sod 49,. : ksrEaIa. 49,
&. te@.t.t atnnae one - Paris afesnn - =.
he'.e ffosp<It oaf 90 Hasl1s1a s.r.s - ~
49, ttSAeA Also 80 kausra - Ir'r-ta1 sI~.'.I
- H-fAanEe ~ ea1rs aaa i,.i rsnIra II. I..ra,sI
tNe heuFAs a. a1I ElreeL clarsoa L9Ia.as....s
steaus icF sale - cxfl.anna
fAkAs 4oh SAf.A % rTfrtNrp
= seres o1ls inile tEesa Esu1n CI.nt,r. nanf
hossp ana b4in, eeod olchard ~ .na-f 49,.
state ~ rEltVafi1A. - seII - n.sI..--,~~ - -
PROVES tiis Ifol,rrff
49, Tara II = 49, neat Jsslsonrsss rn.a
$3.50 g, = - effhefa a1ti gas4 la1d - "a
e4t-1t ~ tfttsf Ata lp' a. cats
ttrs - aclt- - tHrlnttlr - NaInsa h utlns
fFom ritss nv acre< lsrs,rTsrd hrlr,.r' -
and n,HIla taEaheE. lar l.sII.I.....r - =. =
icarA
hsse r'tnihrr q; IRE inntrosn1 fsrrnl a
49, e.e-as' ~''sc- lea nisl'osa - 81 sieas
Atsn nnUespr - rse s,iee-s - rnr4-n I.s,a
nrer tn fitF. fAnFlrr ifcu 1fe g. farIg aef1,.
4 hase tets y a. psras q ths cils - leI e.
Aoaei q il,sA O. seod rsal ,.st,as ss~.r4s.
AZ J. DAsoLtA
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

Frks'a Espias Ma. 1uly = -
tctfrs hefee9 Hfsre ftat f$s ssts~s-4er1
rnsl ~ - eessfrarttoo II sFrt ~ 80
- tui8 ffffet D 49, 81 - k1ttt se1 ts.t
rs8 fr1e4Fe refrftt fEsrenr fsff fhr peri,< -
tpeesf atft iftye IL asie 81 a. otlrs - - d
go tfees1fes. rI.r4nH
n X s1EkEcs csss Trsasan.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30
RETURNING FROM CHICAGO


Trains now leave Chicago for Grand
Rapids via Kalamazoo and q. X. & l., at
40 p. M. and 10 p. m. Don't get left
Dining car on 4:20 p. ID. train.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30
Day. NJ the Great Expcsi-
sitlon. August 81,


win on August 30 sell excursion tickets
To Chicago at rate OF s540-one fare
good for return for ten days. or until
September 8. Trains leave Grand Rap
ids 1906 a. m. and ll:0 p. m. arrive
Chicago 10 p. m. and TOO a. m. Call
telephone 606.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30
B. S. HARRIS
Also Buttons Covered.
Teisphens sii Na - sna 81 :. Di.isson -.


flty Trcnauref's Cfhes
Grand Rspids. Mica. Anrnsf ~ ia
Nciire l. hrfcbE EiFen thaf The anrassnssst
rcsll frf the it@prcTement % tbestnat sirsot.
fron 0raairti . sveuns 80 ffatiand asenra -
uoas IN ny hands and that wlil fecrfee pasrssat
thsreon for TIE peFiod of twenty days frosa this
daAs a the otice of The citT trsafureT. city haA
ssBs n. IA SohRICk. Clty Isessarur
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30


hosss o. hs2rS street ~. Ss1 rsose~n
lmpFutflgfrts. Fao4
hoose cb NaIde1 street nasf Hr1rr
house 90 s5nfh .fsyefts ssr.e 49,.
Wealthy avcuUo. ullk hara a -
no-ss e-i " t-1feEton ssenua. nrar ~.
To stfsfA confcnient - ageet can.
49, o-f-l - ~
4 houee. naxr q above. neu lt =,
Tor sale.
hou.ss 80 West street 1esf Leonar9
street Sol sfn
I house 90 tuauLia sircel near kafissa
afeurn- "a
boess an Denton a1d. nraft tell GATE
conFe1aent fof Ftrset caf r.sn. lln
hoaee On lmnttiia streef, No ~ -
hoote 90 hor11r sirnel nesf haarF
tff1ts noaefp an ~ ,tolnetts aud hrfn.. -
nc1tFa On hasilfrftsln secu1r. reaf
fuitor street., cne peth barn $40 %
houte % hesfs sfset ntar fiftt arrrI,f
tnt>1cra A. prttl N IA a.. mes - 50
] bose or coufh l aloe atreaf 4 -
I hooEe on ffftt nrfnna ga
honses on L nlo1 ttrtet az n.a4rrn
St.oo. - 90 fl,8N & an 500
Also several others a. dl1arnnt f,1icra sansnf
lots Acney narIslsed - bus.4. s,agasenis ~
N. w. N0RTHR0P,
Rooms. sfss-s M.rh,e.n Ir..s Hulai,.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

tfoNFy TO f.0AN--fs Sans ~ Frif on rro-
W 1a~sfrs k@sl fsfasa 4 a frerso rocrn q
l-ovets- blsek. appo~ - s-rss hrsfL
MONEY LOANED fns seaFs fira~ ia isrr> -
vi trsall sr~orrss - sns forrs - rue1 se-ar-
IT, frank a Wrrn-r - hirhlcss rust
faausins. ecr Pear ass osts~s strsce> lee
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30
wAMTEo-eoAeoE1s.
MONEY TO LOAN.

no YOU WANT MoSE1f-Ifso. yoa rfll nna
~ II - your adv antsee 20 sss before bnrl
fovtua.
We sake ioans On hcus~hoid fncsi-. risno.
tcrses. Wagons. ~ personal rroperfF a snT
kind a ths Lowest possible fates and IN the
quickest possible time
Our losns ere mads vithouf rnbiieifr snss
ths properv u lsft IN Tour ssdisiduai possss
fioa
Losns csn - esrrief ss iose ~ desired crcas
~ paid in FOIL. 81 IN part - anF hEss 80 s1it
yunr conveni<nce, ard snF part paid re1ncs ths
es.et - carrying the ioan.
III You rwe be nnre furrffure. rfnnr =
ether rroFerfy. we wui PAP tn9 for Foa- an3
carr - lone as I'm desirA
We siso make leans oa tbs buildine aDd io-a
srsnrisfion rfan
Orr ofI,ces ar, the r.r@f pleasant fn fhe citf
snd ara - arranged that PARTS caf ms npoa
~ ray he waited npon cnicklg snd eoafts
eusIT.
Rsusenh>r tsss roa bsvs ths uss ~ bosb -
n.onsl "a arT finn~.
SkAND k1Plns noRTcAcE loan CO
Rr-en 4 Towef bio<k
r~--~- - 49, pearf sad an~af "a.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

cts Trssssrsfss tsF~a
Grand Esrlds Mica A1rnst ~ iz1a
fcttce h heretD fiFe1 that the nsses4n,srl
rfll fof fhe cofstruclissn ~ . n~Har - "a
street fFpra fina efreef - Ffennraf nfrs q
- 100 N NJ hsn1s. ard thsf uia rssefvs pr
tiis tsts "a the sffee "a ne eftg freesrrss slfs
haA
srEs nH soHRsCK- cin Ts.as.r--.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

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LOST.
\ csf- se4r tae cornsr q t7herrr sna senth
iff4sttiea streets. tocketts..o1 etet1ipin<
8 asa rsas sssslEs ~ 81. fnasr iease ~
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EELs WANTED MHLE.
NfFANIED- psrstn. imam a. ~orasai
E w - a. fss touFs iaElf1r ear< e4ch 1.ofu-
ine ATplg 81 Hesslsi gft.ss- -
WANTED Mess - csuvss lins II hoass lns-
w Els3snSz 4, h. Ads1as COAL a1l. ~. -
fo1th Dlsis.oa stfos[ -
HELP WANT 60 FEMALE.
sr-ers-~sr----
xIrANTED- Immediately. tso dlniax pom
w xirls a. HeteheE Place. - soDfh Ditikisn
80.
TEC-EGENTS.
XNASTED-In every Town % Miehieaa
w seanss and eenvassfrs "a hsndle novel
'iss and hsaseheld srselAlties csn. os "a
company. III 6riswuld street Detroit. Mich.
FOR RENT-ROoMs.
~>-->---,>--~~
FURNISHED ROOMS Cor housekespihg on
ADD sprsa< water. ~ bsrtistt. opposite south
Division street schoo4- 81
IyOR REST~-Nicsly furnished hoass with
n modern contontenrrs 49, per month; pos
sesslon siSea September 1. Inquire a. ~
fouEtalh street 80
JNoR REST--A nicely furnished front roorn.
with alcose, at - Fountain street. q
IVOR RENT Room on ground foor. With or
u without board. il5 bostsick street. 1-u
ITOR REST-Furnished roorns in the Wine-
Ear block; steam heated. gas and bath
rooms No. Il South Division street tteu
FO1 HOUSES.
IT of Wealthy avenue car barn. inquire No.
ia Carlton avenue or Bert Hall. HERALD Office.
IHOR RENT-l0room modern house on
II Wealthy avenue. pefween Paris avenue
srd nd Union street. al in sees .sPair: $50 mo; .;
rooms on Bridge street for SIC mo
Is pand 10 Widdicomb bldg. Phone so3.
FOR RENT BUSINESS.
E,oR SALE. OR LEssE OK EASY TERMS
II hotel with fufu ire and nrst-class bar
with complete FIXTURE attached; best OF locs-
dress p. r.. boz Herald Office Su
I.,AcToRY foR kENT-Aftsr July we win
Il rent oar three story and basement brick
building. Nos. and Erie street: central 10
cation gas and electric light power. elevator.
hisssll Carpet Sweeper Co. y Min street 1sd
FOR SALE-MiSCELLANEOUS.
E,oR sALE-New stsam yacht cheap. In
IL cuire 90 Third street. a.
A SPLENDID peach orchard OF one thoussnd
bushels. all the early and late varieties.
Fruit must be sold on the tree because OF poor
health. Address box - city. 81
HERE-.Haek. horses. harness for sale Is
HACK. horses, harness Cor sale.
II JOHN Il. MARTIN
40 % Canal street.
LyoR sALE-ons Of the finest saloons in the
II city; location corner Division and Fulton
streets. Porter block viii be sold cheap TO ths
right party having money. IA n. Amberg
4 Bro. l74f
LNoR sALE OR RENr-upright piano .
IL North Front street. sg-i mo
L1OR SALE-My entire store OF furniture and
II miscellaneous household goods: a nov
house and Largo lot corner % Union and Carrsr
streets house and lot No. l59 Nadisoa str co.:
vacant lot ON Christ street: farm OF ton acrss
I'D rods east Of city limits new buildings and
all kinds Of fruit; viii sell or exchanges for
other property. A n Lord No ~ Stocking
street ilef
MISCEIIAMEoIIl
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

Frr tssxes - e sss - $50 ~ rnaii. Fzpsta =.
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~sn Fefisasiphts
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

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fcsi fur itr consHncfios - = sswsr IN -.anir..
aile1 iron Benk Effe,f q f1ss EfIeet i r,rsu Al
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thereon for fhs psrsod - trenfY daFs ffu1a - -
date al the oiice af The cfts treasarer ritr AL
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Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

Y1crs WI. DO
Let sru wesf tAe socsls While pa4inr Sos shea.
i<snsns tefas. Jarksts. heokiateshee. 1nlfa
and brees bsed4 NENs sad Esys ciot1 ~
sod 90 Nenk,F kfElll1ts ef faz HFGz. q an1
u ftsers h,ock. oFsr Arcaae. fe&d ktrnst.
take e1csafof.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Z, - "a SIS per day "a bona. sailing Lightning
s7sj Platter and plating scwelry. watches
tableware. et-. Plates tho hnest of iexelrT
good as now, ca al kinds of metal with cold
silver OF nickel. No ezpcrience Nc capital
livery house has goods needsnz plating. ID. \
Delno. Columbus. O.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30
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Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

ID DE-uPHoI.sTERfNG- -Radeiia a Holt OF M
H South Division street are showing som
Interesting fsbrics in upholstery gooas Tele-
phcnc co Tor esttmates.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

y Csf- Sezr tee oornef q t'herrF asa seath
iftf.sttea streets. : g.1rkets,ok ctsefsiui1<
3 ned : ieaf Issslgt ~ s<i klndsr isafe ~
- ooath Dislsiea stna>s -
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

EsOk RENT-Good house, three blocks north
II of Wealthy avenue car bA IT. Inquire Nc.
IA Carlton avenue or Bert Hall, HERALD Office.
%
IHOR RENT-f0room modern house on
II Wealthy avenue. between Paris avenue
and Union street. all in good repair; so mo.
rooms On Bridge street for SIC mo.
CHAs. y MERCER.
Is pand 10 widdicomb BLDG Phone se3.