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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-02
THE SAN BERNARDINo SUICIDE.
Identified as II. L. Clark, Waiter by
Occupation.


Occupation.
SAN BERNARDINo, Feb. 1.-The name
OF the mysterious suicide here has been
revealed. Clues were persistently fol-
lowed up until it was found that Gus
Argen, a cook in the Mason Doree res
taurant. was an acquaintance of deceased,
and that II. S. Clark, a saloon keeper,
also knew him, who stated upon inquiry
that he was known as Louis Nelson; that
he knew him three years ago at Santa
Monica, where Nelson was a waiter in
hotel; that he had also worked in restau-
rants in Los Angeles. He thought that
Nelson has a wife and child in Los An
geles.
Nelson was buried to-day by the Off
Gals, and not one of them knew his name
or antecedents. His friends here are at a
loss to account for the cause of suicide.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-02
Death of Ex-Maror snnderson.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.-Ex-Mayor
George H. Sanderson, who retired from
office January LIST, died this afternoon
after a lingering illness. He returned
from Los Angeles last night, where he
went for his health. He was a member of
the wholesale grocery firm ofRoot Il San
derson, and prominent in business as
well as political circles.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-02
River Steamer AGROUND

STOCKTON, Feb. 1.-The steamer Cap
tain Weber is aground five miles below
here. The Dauntless broke all her lines
in trying TO draw her off. A dredger will
be sent to see what can be done to relieve
her. She cost $4,000 and belongs to the
opposition line.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-02
Bakers ON n strike.

MARsETLLEs, Feb. LIN consequence
of strike among the iourneymen bak-
ers in this city the military bakeries are
supplying public bread. The strikers
are threatening the military bakeries and
attempted to plumber the bread carts.
The troops were called out and dispersed
the rioters.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-02
A SEATTLE WILL CASE.
Three Parties Charged With Destro
ipo a NJiJIionoirasS Toet Do,,c,.

Three Parties Charged With Destroy
Ing Millionaire's Last Paper.
SEATTLE (NNash.), Feb. 1.-The hearing
of Mrs. Minnie Yesler, an a charge of
csnspring with DIR. j. Eugene Jordan
and DR.. II. Martin Van Buren,, to destroy
the last will of her husband, the late pio-
neer millionaire, II. l.. Yesler, began be-
fore Justice Humphrey to-day. The
hearing of all three accused was set for
the same time, but Jordan and Van
Bnren waived hearing and gave bail for
trial in the Superior Court. Each was
held in 5000 bail on two charges. forgery
and conspiracy.
Fred II. Peterson, an attorney, was the
first witness. He said that early in No
vember Mrs. Yesler came and asked him
to go to Yesler and ask him to settle
some of the property on her. He called,
but Iesler said he had already arranged
his property affairs. He had made his
will, and in it his wife was well provided
for. Peterson, remarked that wills are
very uncertain things, and it would be
better to settle certain property on her
without making a will. Yesler replied:
"Ill be - if l will do it."
). l.. Crawford told of a meeting with
1esler few months after the great fire
of 1889. Yesler took paper out of his
pocket, folded it, and gave Crawford one
passage to read. which bequeathed his
residence and the block on which it stands
to the city, He then tore the will into
pieces and threw it i'll the streets. 1t was
probable he never made new will.
The hearing Will be continued to-mor-
row morning.
The crowd in the courtroom was very
large. Great interest is taken, as it has
been openly asserted that Yesler was
DOiSOned.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-02
Coal Syndicate.

HALIFAX q. s., Feb. 1.-The Ameri-
can coal syndicate bill has passed its third
reading in legislative council, and now
only requires the signature Of the Lieu
tenant-Governor to become law. This
probably will be given within day or
two
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-02

Railway at Los Olives, about fifty miles
from here, was entered last night by three
masked men, and the agent, named Hore,
shot and MORALLY wounded. The men
escaped and the country has been secured
by officers in search of them. Their cap
ture is almost certain. The particulars
are meaper
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-02
TowngNearIy Wiped Ont bv Fire.

CHEYENNE (Wyo.), Feb. IA fire al
most wiped out the town of Gillette, on
the Burlington road, in Crook County
Sunday night. Nearly all the business
houses were burned. The losses will
reach 100000. Gillette was built during
boom days, and all the buildings were o i
frame.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-02
sherifr's Fees in Insolvency Cases.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.-The Board of
Trade met this afternoon and adopted
resolutions favoring the passage of the
bill, now before the Legislature, which
does away with the Sheriff's fees in in
Solvency cases.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-02
Temescnl Tin Mine.

SAN BERNARDINo, Feb. 1.-The per-
sonal property of the Temescal tin mine
was sold here to pay debts under the
Sheritf's hammer on Monday and Tues
day, consisting of wagons, horses, har-
ness and furniture. The sales footed up
to about 81 900.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-02
San Dlego's Quarantine station.

SAN DIEGO, Feb. 1.-Quarantine Officer
Mckay says the new quarantine station
across the bay at La Playa will begin
operations April LIST. From that date to
September active quarantine will be en-
forced, and every foreign vessel will stop
at its wharf before coming into port.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-02

PAso RoBLEs, Feb. Joe Wright and
his team fell forty feet through the San
Marcos Creek bridge, eight miles from
here, yesterday. The man is not expect
ed to live. The team escaped with
bruises. Rain undermined the bridge.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-02
Nevada County,s Assessor Dead,

NEVADA, Feb. 1.-Erastus Bond, As
SCISSOR of Nevada County, and one of the
foremost citizens in Northern and Central
California, died to-day after lingering
illness. He was a prominent member of
the odd Fellows and Improved Order of
Red Men
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-02
SHAKEN BY EARTHQUAKES.
Two Villages Entirely Destroyed on
the Island of Zante.
MANY OF THE INHABITANTS KILLED
AND INJURED.
Great

The Chamber of ShIppir Great
Britain Endeavoring to II; We Con-
vention Called With 're United
States Government to Take Action
to Prevent Boarding-Hc Sc Masters
Interfering With Crows of Vessels
in Foreign Ports.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-02

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The Republican
Senatorial caucus this morning decided to
admit Arizona, together with the other
three Territories previously decided on.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-02
BURNED AT THE STAKE.
Terrible Vengeance Melted Out to a
Negro Brute in Texas,
WHO OUTRAGED FOUR YEAR OLD
MYRTLE VANCE.

The Fiend Placed Upon a Carnival
Float and Drawn Through the
Streets of the City to an Open
Prairie, Where He Was Placed Upon
ScafIold and Tortured With Red
Hot Iron Brands Until Nearly Dead
Then Kerosene Was Poured Over
Him and Set Fire To.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-02
FROST. Rain and Snow.

YUBA CITY, Feb. There was a heavy
frost this morning. followed by a cold
rain, with light snow.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-02
THE REVOLT IN HAWAII.
No New Developments in COnnec-
ton with the Situation.
ARGUMENTS GENERALLY IN FAVOR
OF ANNEXATION.

Judge Searls Thinks the Hydraulic
Mining Bill VIII be Passed in the
Senate Within a Few Days-A Poll
of Senators on the Repeal of the
sherman Act Shows a Majority
Against 1t.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-02
AIURDERoUs BURGLARS.

Station Agent at Los olives Robbed
and MORALLY Wounded.
SANTA BARBARA, Feb. 1.-Word was
received by Sheriff Broughton this morn
ing that the station of the Pacific Coast
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-02
rYpHus FEvEn ~ NEW YORK.
Health Authorities Alarmed Over the
Ranid SpreMd of the Disease.

Health Authorities Alarmed over the
Rapid Spread of the Disease.
New YORK, Feb. 1.-THE health au-
thorities have become thoroughly alarmed
over the rapid spread of typhus during
last week, and are adopting heroic meas
ures to stop its terrible progress. Thirty
seven houses have been declared quaran-
tined. The Industrial Mission School,
West Thirty-second street, is closed.
The sconrge is no longer confined TO fill
thy lodging houses in the East Side. One
case has been reported from Harlem. The
board was furnished $1,000 with which to
pay twenty physicians to inspect the
lodging houses Tor the next thirt days.
REDFIELD CIV. Va, Feb. Police
man Chandler attempted to arrest
negro. The latter resisted, when both
drew weapons and fired at once, and both
were killed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
Mortgage aud Assignee u Mortgage.
eTIAkT nNApPEN.
Attorneys for MORTGAGE ana Assigned.

SEERtTf-S sALE-i3y virtue OF 40 execution
- issued ouf OF and under the s<ai of the
Great Court OF the eo1afy Of hent- IN the
state OF Mich, al. attested on the tenfh day Of
January. A. II. ls9x. q me directed and de
lisered In fayor of Ch1Ties n Gibson. pisintin
aud against the goods and cnafteis. and Tor
want thereof ften OF the real estate o.
Harry A. Btoo4s defendant therein
named. I have levied thereon and shall
expose for sale. ~ puhac auction or
yendue. 20 the highest bidder. al tbs nefth
CT Crescent avenue entrance 10 the court
house. In the city ol tiraEd nApids. that being
the place for holding fhr Circuit court OF the
county wherein SAID premises are situated. on
SATURDAY.. the fourla day OF March. A. n.
1892. II 10 clock IN The Tor noon ~ said DAY
the right. title and Interest OF the sad
Harry A. brooks IN and 20 tie following de-
scribcd rea estate. iyng and being In the
Saty OF Kent ana state q Michigan. ahd a..
r.he4 as follow. tp-w8t. Lot nafntrr fogr
"a OF Waite s. brooks Bros snb-fiyixion Of
lines a MeReyno d addition 50 the city OF
Grand Rapids IN sid county.
Dated January 18th. iss@-
ISAAC \. LAMg'REATX.
Sheriff of.keat County
MkY~ARp 4. H4sk.
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff sat mar I
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

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a kA> oe<a Ea41< tx xlle eeb4lEi.Ass - &C.,
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8. the Fe<i<tef - -eee<4s tor tfAt ces4atk
kasa1kz3. !. s.stF - = n,eFt.><e< -
s<..sses g. flss Ars 81 ke.sk. = $50 .asas
esiHe A4feh sta k>s3 AAa Fteaf sss - s4a
ss.t.tefs esslee = eefh i't's, - q .ite< - =
- sssT fssFsae< l. 1oak 8 sad fetrs =
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Aae teter@s4 IA SAFE registers srrF Aetele
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p&<e e.. IS "a ga FAsntui - 40 l1stal'
pa X 81 tntrFe<s spapsufias !, ts.fts- tAfzt
90 arr ~aa f~~nks Ave ernts $500 . ~ essa
eAta f.<*.st <&zF spea the kt1 A@y - = &tfn
b<f. 81 r@41 ne tza<s eoutsi ac1 tbr "a
pESs> eeAstti<a. th1 - case ~ SEA pas meat
q tfN tntrfstt. ~ flt s.Hss tsEltsca = stvr.'
tt& n ssf7 Enagtesse foE the s4s ne 2! tlssre,t
tsen xlsats tsn y 42ss after SAID iptrl<st
sheaia sseetisc aus lbs aheir ss1aani o
sac rseftsaxs bsth srlasissl sns interest
= iS ssia ss.ss s ssa s = =. s =
s4ta s&Hon 1fink - lac teIu> 81 sac
haeiifsss eApfsssis valves. sei3 Interest has
aess tinre the ssass bec4mk 1pe sna - Fart
81 fae s&lns asa bfsA 1=slo- Hefe moFfk@. -
as.d Ass <aee 81 ezta Ia.rsEsxe has tisete1 .
ts1sitfE en4 dctl tie he5t snsoasst 81
1 sid tanfgrsEt. nefa > lnrirsi AM iofereti
4ue &aa So Able immediately. - tsAssn -
ssid d ei4siit y, tie pkymeat 81 s.i4 iniefe>'
ton tlaefr - cia.. rcd to - dce 81 the si,as q
this net.se tn sattre 81 I'D lflnclpk. sona
pifh al uf~araes & interest," theresa
ansuntlng u Hfe hun9red knd iNelks aelief'
sad forty ~aae seats f>aI-&9 tessiher With al
attorney fre ~ tncssfs c.lisfs t-sl provides
n said nprtE<-s a. ~ f<31 = case - iefr
ss<sufe. No sat er proceeding - isN 81 Il
| e4usfy has tsen instllus<1 - fTeefer IA
| amounf r msining secofet Nv ssia moffxak
Or zt8y part The eJf. Notice IL thffrfofe htrep'
| .stsfa hat oh No414f. fstf0<rs ~. 49, If /
| Scioet la TIE fefe29oll- thers vii BE soto a
| tie e&s' ouffr caof Of TIE corff h4usr. "a ~
city oI 8rSna kapi4<. krat cif1Ais. A.clis a.
4 that bttnE fsr place @tete fh- circuit teof
| fer the eouEfs 81 hraf = hold al taltfc Ven
due. 50 tie tiehe>t bidder. The premises q
| >cFtns-l ~ SD nanrfEazf. - ~ fEch there's
a. may De ftscessztt % satisfy Tie At1oaa
fur fhefean. - hose srf forth. With TIE Ia
| ferrst. coats. charges sna spSaSrS allsref 3
gxw znd provided fer a. rad mortgage. =
| Fefner With s@ii a. ora , Tee. said ifxil sst
teiuG situated Ia the fosnshlr - Ay2mib.
| ia the county Of krat sna sfafe 81 dirhieH
| and described as follows. 90 wif; Let visate=
GA of block three 81 ~ Clyd f4tk aaaftie
| GO the village Of South tsrand Rapids. n'sa ~
| thirty eight s. ftifty Bipe tssi nfts four
ffty-hfe 81 skfy-fNS ezf and sixty feJr =
AL ~ ilxkekfb addition TO the village
South Grand hAnlds.
Dated November 18th. 1-k2
PERCY T. COOK.
Mortgage and Assignee og Mortgage.
| STUART ] nNApPEN.
Attorneys for Nortxaxee aud Assigned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

The znnusi meeting q the steel hcldefs 81
the trans Rapids lEalEAA kAfiTosd coio-
pnny viii ~ Ae q IA The ErAerAl emcc "a re
city n Grand Rapids. Nieh, o. Nrdeeslzy.
March I, liza. AZ q clock .. n. Tor fhs ti~<-
ton Of tnirteen directors q serve TOT the en-
suing year ana Tor the tfsnssctien q rech
other business - may ne pIs>rnteo ~ tee
meetinx. y. A. DORIAN. Secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

Wire qal.s. fl-sh sates, steel cot. 3 - rates
siss-. -. Epi liaz sapef. q 10 3 Ter Fo.i'
~ntef gresf, 81 per rui'-
Lus1cef-l.rfaI. Eisce stan-ro 2. nrmiose =;
rrr 90 fset gar every adtifieasl Two 'eet. 20.
! hsfrlock ~ 20 I'D Inc udn< - feet
every additional fso sfef . Nc tsne. "a
fs-c-.rx.r n, feets No. fDounx. white piue.
a.. Ne. ssorlng. white plne. 81. Ne .oer.
irr uh,s~ rsae. is. 30. L maple. 81. "a
r.l,lrr = srE No ceiltng. =. ST.; No. cell
- - IKE. crillrg. =. &c. No siding.
So <s "a ~ T. 81. No q sd nE- -
Me- sldiax. si1 No. 3 - sidlrE. SIS. flnisn.
IN m,ftft si--<a. common boards ~ Nc.
slf- ~ anfsffag s.. rbinEi<s-Stsr. y
a. 49, r,a.r So Ter Thousand star star. y
fnrers Gear. o. fer thorstaf, -. I've
tref Lear hat - i r~r thousands sound butt
& 8, RI faarsenf. cisll sbir. -. .. Per thou
sal t.sts-- n q. / slite pine. SO ce : .hlt'
me- 20. e. eeina ~uiis. 81 mtd euiisl sli-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
WAkrgp- xIscELLAsEous.

yyANTED-The names and addresses OF en-
w ergegic niea and women open TOT per.
manent work We give exclusive territory
We gusranfee good workers 81 week We
furnish ofsce. furniture. delivery team. and
To.x- III viii save = per cent OF the coal bills
OF everybody. fuli particulars by rnaii. Litao.
graphs Pam phie;s. ETC.. Tree upon receipt OF
postage. Address k0Al-sfAh CO.-Depsrt
meat Nc. 2i6. Boston. Mass 1917 mos
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
AssIGNEEs SALE.

TIE stccx OF furniture recently owned by
De Lreuw cnd Van koevrr TX VII - sold al
public sale nj the store formerly occupied by
them. to-w.ts 81 AM 3 9rNntytsle avenue. Ia
January. 1885, at 10 o clock IN the Tor nooa-
d. r. toRBlrf. As Enee-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
Hnl.s Pile Pomads

has wrought relief. cure and comfort
- thousands OF sufferers from pilts: II
= certslnly great medicine or We
could not give 4 printed gesrsntee
with esch package Price 81 90. six
na~xaxes g.. ~ mail. K. A. McNh-
iams. 10. $ ". Bridge street. and
Peek Bros.. 40. 10 Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
HERALD DES|RtLEIs'


TO koV UASE NaNflf--if - yea VII raa
II Il - ys1r <2s12Sz-e - see - tetsfr ssf.
NJ ntsks loans 60 naafehe!4 Fee1S risses
fer<<a sexeD1 80 l<F~sa& pfos<<Af - 49,
kfaa ~ ~ loves posxl11e t@tSs 49, IA t~e
sai sess Se<xEtts Ensf.
oar losns are usae uifheut ruhlelt5 ssa
the froseFU - l<fs II so1r sAsAh1ss 49,
leeas can be carried - ionx - desired ef
ca b< gsle ia tsH, a. A. tart. ~ ArI tnc -
Iii raer eetse1lsnce. aa1 <ny part said 70
cuess The sest 81 eagFstnz the fesn.
II yaa eve = haslaas< "a afnsllF<. p.Aas -
az ar pretxfty. se sili paY ~ ~ Ter zee A1d
Gerry a. iong a. Yea csorx-
We xlso maze so2ns en- the beiioinx sn1
.osu association rizB-
oar ofrices sre the meet peasant y the eity
saa are - ArfE Ess1 that pzrtsss eAthc< nfea
~ may ~ ua.te4 UpcE sltekiy sn2 eosst
ou<ty.
Isfnember that yeu have TIE use 81 both th<
frecFFts and the nonsy AID ean rxtefs tAs
usx Bes ~ any tine. -.
GRAND kzFiDS MORTGAGE LOAN Co
Room 2 Tower bieeks
Corner Of NoDroe. Pea 1ad tAta<s "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
AK gaoFF MfCE1e4N aouIHuks
L. IN srers Nss - i<e1

-frs tf,s Erts see y sra 4. y d rs forrs the
qnift saf so 1nr<f cirerf ttut< - f1ff@1u<G
a. Eulft. - = q ~ A. fisFsisnds G.
&. r. Eogefs (ftg fss.. hG<rt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

erscsea Tsrsx srocx f.soA jan. 80
(stlla Are<slks. I.oai nrDsfs ee-~.~.
- = de- 49, urrs<s zut N lbs !, -.
d 89.l4 ttick "a k1d irraefa. 49, 70 49,
eoss sa4 bGli4 ti-1a - 49, =, a.. ~.
lfsxs- Ateespls Esyof stfen< ~
a.xarri he4ts. So l. d. Mhel <a@
a.. - g. a. So. hznf. SO - ~
-. - 1900 4 -. f<Mers e1Nnen
- ia. IS = $50, lArlts. ss--s 10 ss.es.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

baltN. etI-fs dt ~1rfrf r1ofsE
IatfHG e1rrf tof. H.. ,st-
s.eeplnx csrs ca seihe ar ttentis er-
en trntns leaving Craze fapIts a. go -
knt ireruE sfffrit - go ~ Hfrfsins -
tfeud Rapids ~ 81 ~. DFert eonn~ftirnr
ovrf tbs AlietiEsn teuua rsltesd lsns1s
eeufh<fu fsiseal
fnsf fsesat ten. Al 8 toEroe -
e u. Rraeaes. s.. =. A.. cnirs<s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

49, IL. Wheat No. : red. cash.
re. ~. rsl.e. "a. ehktr. cash. 49,
lsr4- ~ rss9. &c
usts- No = casa. tsf-
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eE 90 els per Gay AZ home. selling Lightn'hs
81 Platter and plating ieweiry. watches
tableware. etc. .Piates the nnest OF Jewely
good as new on all kiL.s OF meta with g0il.
silver or nickel. No tx perie1.e- y" capital.
livery house has goods needing p.atin& u.
h. Demo. Columbus. o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

established mAaaiac Iur NJ concern con-
n femplafing moving 10 urani haplds. DE-
sires 10 fora an alliance with thorough anu
competeat business nan. who VIII invest
from ave 10 TIA thousand dollars aud act ~
general nlaEager OF the company. The ar cie
manufactured Is fully covered By patents. ana
Is used by every mill owner aud manuisctnrer
in the country. and the opportunity Tor large
proffs Is assured. iuli particularly VIII De
given upon application Address A. D. u.
this once.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

w.ser wsiss III. iscs. s'sc heedt-at. Sc.
81 ~st~r waite. I'D tess. 10 II; EoceIe.
a-.ds-fte., .so4e sa,oi -e. ~. 80.
Il~e1.trires4 uspfas. ~ sc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

f,.,..ss,. 5.n. H.-4aere sas ssr7 $40 1sns
49, - .as1z a. ~ tss iesl ha1ss Nafs a
1900 s4tIs Aa. 8lraa< a1d ele<r<i - it.As
- tfssa a. at<ftx Eefa N&4 "A BE &tAsst -
era.~F - s1fnra4eF ata n1raE- M ttsh
.f..-.-.i ~ htz8eF. 44tnfss con4ttiett <.ss
s.IIees Al " <ialeas A4e<1~f 80 Ntt $3.50
] - a.zs - tao f.f4s eefe peslea ~ ~ -
"a ,rl.e< a. the isl .rleie Nefe faffhFf -
sass.e.t - - ~. fsf4 2@i4ei 4-lte. Aass -
az fizs -4e
wn.sI- l.s1azy. Tsssss Mar. 7s3se. Jun.
fsra-sana.ry. .E.ss February. ts,.ri MAI.
osss~iassss 1..es FeerauaEs. a'-ei
81 sreh My 4ssr- si4 "a
Psrx-Jess4rs. Gslss February. tt~'
- 80 -Jsansrs. st.ass xarss. sllsi MAJ
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L44 a.
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,oir~k;an hair dollars for sale ~
lalus..LioH TaE HkRAf.p Office are
r.t ceunterfeir. You should be sure
- xss one tass - genuine. Ours are
ruarantae1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

ID uy rates oa short tigne leans GA aey form
n coed serurfts. Loss made "a loo 81 rates.
Ffank A. Werner. - Msehixkn Trust GOA
p4ny building. corner fcsu and ottawa
Phaue IL ID ALI
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HERALD DESRELETS'
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Are made a feature of this
paper. Try one.

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paper. Try one.
sFst fsrarE cry.
l ess nESL lAfg AND LOAN NosEs.
aa nes car q tst > pteee ~ sToYel es.lsss
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haze got . 81 feln = east - y Sea sfr 500
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TRANCE DIus
fIo a. persaas ,isliins a "a residence !
wsli sss vas seAdlas ites. lss ens xsek
Ehodss. - seaIh Disisies stree. ee.sss %
fals. -
KNIGHTS or PyTuIAs DIRECTORY.
10NAS lopaE 10. --Ksxalss cav ntleas
4sssas, ss ss - :, y s'ssss = re
i Nl.stlnx Knights cordially lnsited wllilau
i [. Nod. &. - cnNs- T. hssir. n Of Il A :.
VALLEY CITY L0DeE No. .zs-Rexalas
eonssnIoa every Ncedxy evening" ~
l so Eall. earrsr Bridge and srrbaef
streets A. Il. Culver. {. CO ossfzs ", Dsa-
lily fHDaE Ne. 11ft-Nasi ia Pages biack.
Ia easner Fialna,la ART colt avenues. hcs-
/ uiar conventions ssefS friday eve ~ At -
ose oek. A. l.. ta.kiaA Z. CT Leo A. caro-. H.
ofA. A :.
INpEkIAL LODsE NO. fss-Reguisr con
ssntloa every friday evening a. o'clock
hail eorArr If Lsnis and Waterloo street.
j. ~ oleoIt. C. C.; ". 4. keahf. h Of Il end
! s fridaz. Dccember -. work ia Lrsf raa<-
MASONIC DIRECTORY
| rPASD RIVER IoDaE No. S.F. 4 A. NJ.
VI Masonic hail. Lyon street thas. NJ sog-
to, VI. NJ; l. A. h dgers. SECRETARY.
poRrc LODGE No. SO. ,. A. M.-portq
~ fniL No. 81 West Bridge street. DR.. J.
Albright. y Nj Louis Asrtin. secretary. No.
Il. Pear street.
VALLEY CITY LoDsE No. ~ r. 4 A. u.
Tn.. No. aud y Lyon street John Rev
con. Vi. Nj ueofgs W. LaBour. secretary. Ne
e Canal street
GRAND RAPIDS CHAPTER NO. :. n. A. "
VI Masonic hall. No. ana ~ LYON street
Ia L. Bonring. II. p Ne, Us North Union
street, Gssrse v. LsBour, secretary No. u
Canal street..
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c.shsr~<. ee810c per tors oaion< ts5sss
49, hnl- irmon< ~ and 30. S-ees-ess
sr4ates So ~; spret POTATOES - -. -
a 'flernf4 apricots. l1c per doft TAR 49,
Ii -. "a r<r h1nchs ciosrr. mcsi4m. H. =
"a, hramuefh. = = 49, fef ~ netAs
se~a. 81 sues lie; ntilet. sl-iss - Ter ID
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
N. w. N0RTHROP.
OVER NATIONAL CITY BASK


sulse Of rooms IN block. corner East
street and flta avenue ......-.-......s $50
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

SspEcIAL RATES are offered ny RsdclIr X
- Holf for ehildren's afIeraoon slelgnFlofs
To- one week. The nrst conner gets their
largest sleigh Telephone 900 or CO alter
business hours
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

a-;.r r,cf Those columbian half
Cglilg T1ol. dollars are not going
70 lsst soux. Call esriy a. TnF HERALD