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The Rev. r. G. s. Mcneil has resigned his
pastorate Of q Congregational Church In Bridge
port, Conn, because his parishioners object to
his custom Of wearing dress suit in the pulpit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28

THE Use Of Halls Hair Remover promotes the
growth of the har and its natural color aud
beauty. frees the scalp OF dandruf letter and all
Impurities.
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THoMAs BOWLING son. Auc,lon.rr.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF vALuABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON TIE NORTHEAST CORNER
or 4IH AND STREETS NORTHWEST. AT
b virtue deed OF trust dated September l. lsss
and duly recorded in 1ioer 1875. folio 1S4 ct sd
one o. tn lana records Il the District columbia
sn at the request Of the party secured thereby.
Will sci AZ pllc aucti, IN front OF the
Friday. MARCH TNEN1I-FOURTH. 1888 at
hALfsPAsT FOUR O'CLOCK. the following de-
sroec real estate. situated the Washington
District of Columbia. and known aud distinxuishei
on the pat o. plan Of the said city the thirty
Jour go eel :ront on street northwest by SIXTY
four toiD feet deep OF lot in square I've hundred
and twenty-fve 525l with Of slley on the, east
iSo CD feet wide and Aftyhve t55, feet deep. with
the improvements thereon
Terms: one-third cash. balance in one and two
years. with interest. secured by deed of
pr9pery or al cash. stthe OPTION Of the purchaser
deposit OF 500 required st the time sale. All
conNeyAncine and recording the Of the pur-
chaser. Terms to be complied with In ten days or
trustees reserve the right resell risk and Of
cefaulting purchaser
mhIs-dsd. s sRSEL L st < iBR;owS, Trustees
sETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY. APRIL SEVENTH. 1885, at same hour and
pace JOHN = BEAlI.
mh24.oap7 sEyELLoN A Brown. iirustee&
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CE.NCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. BEING PR MISSES NO l2ol
STREET NORTHWEST, NO. 400 F STU I: 7
S0GrHWEsT MD No. $40 TEIkTEENTsE
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RA~CLIEFz-. DARE 4 co, ArCTIoNEERs.
H $40 PENNA AVE. NV.
y ATcLIFFE. DARR & CO.. ArCTIoNEERs.
"a go "A. AVE. y W
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
lEOPERTN on - -TREET hETWFfN irI

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on - TREET BETWEEN fTu
AID 5TH SfSEtTA NORTHWEST. BTTNI
KNOWN AS HOUSE No. 4:SS. BIZ ArCIIDN
BY gi-tua - Is Iced o. given 10 rs aus siily
recorded IN Llhsr lSl. ,o,.o I4S q, se oi!, 9. the
and records OF the District Co umula and by re-
quest ot the party serussi thereby we vii sal IN
oa!c lar. frCnt e the rrpIi Use. - FRIDAY
APtIL SEN E.,i-=. 1895. : I rlg. O'CLOCK 4 NJ
the FOL OWING desclotG real estate. IA sad ity
Part 81 ;Ie lot -Toaad known snd designated upon
nineteen go. IL SCu2r" NUN aered five hunt.r. an
ana bounds. viz: -girr.inl SAD p4rt lot al the
distance OF twenty C-,l feet from no wa<t
corner ii oc and running theace east tnirty Ol
feet Ji-l.ce sp,- one hundred and eltytye s5l
feet rAe.ce west thirty tS0l ..t and terlce north
on -u2 le. AID eisn:sva USlD feet 10 :he place OF
eEiEnng. together with tie improvements consist.
inZ o. a twoSIory frame house. No. as o street
nor-ti
Terms: one-third Of THE purchase money TO be raid
- cash me oa,ac IN one am - yesrs from the day
~ sale Tor wElc ne notes % the purchaser will be
i4-en. bearing interes; 1t he rate OF Il yer cent
per suruEn rom the day of sale. Yayabe scu.i-
annually. and secured b. Gesd % trust on the prem
ises sod. OF az casa. at the option % the purchaser
deposit of 500 to Ja AID az the time ot Term.
10 D. complied with IL fifteen days, the trustees
serve the -Vt - resell the risk and the de-
tau.slnE rur ,haser. All conveySncIng, recording,
,,- EENRY FRANC, T-rs,...
rll-s a&cs ISAAC L. BLOUT.s trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING son. Auc,s,. els St. n.
npto1-ots
(NUARDIAN SALE OF A DESIRABLE BRICK
" DWfLLING AND STORE. NO. 3OOS NJ

CUARDIAN SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue o: q decree OF the Supreme Cour. os she
District of Columbia in the matter Q: guardianship of
Cloa VI. SpIllman and LaNinia c. SDilmau, IL. ants
passed in No. Io41 Guardianship and Nc. 1851
Equity. will sell at pnblic suction in front the
premises. IN WEDNESDAY. the TwENrH-NINTH
DAY q MARCH. A. ID. 1873. at HALF-PAST FOUR
OCLoCkP NJ. AL q that art OF lot numbered
twenty ,2O) IN Beais addition to tIeor xetown ns-
trct Of Columbia. Of which the late Charles K Fields
seized Of in Zee, improved t.lree-story hric K
dwelling and store. being No. BIOS NJ street north
west
ments at Twelve u2) and twenty-tour C2i) months
with interest at q per cent from day OF sale for which
the promissory notes OF the purchaser will be- taken
secured by deed OF trust the property sold ali
cash. at the option Ct the purchaser. deposit %.
300 required 1t time Of sale. All conveyancing
recording. Sc.. at cost of the purchaser
WALTER A. JOHNS ron. Guardian
No. Az 5tl n W.
mn 2i-d&ds DUNCANSON BEOS.. Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Z CO.. Auctsoneers
ANNUAL SPRING SALE,
By order Of the
TAUNTON SILVER PLATE COMPANY
Rich and elegant Silver plated Ware French Clocks
Bronzes, Tea Sets, Eperxnes. Tureens, Pudding
Dishes. Cake Baskets. Nut Bowls and all kinds OF
Silver Ware made for table use.
FINE LINE OF ROGERS TABLE CUTLERY.
AT OUR SALES ROOM.
Cor. 10th ST. and Ia. ave. NV
TUESDAY. MARCH TwENTY-FIGHTH.
At ELEVEN O'CLOCK An. THREE and HALF
PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK PM, and will continue
daily same hours until the entire stock is dis
posed of.
mh27-i0t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co. Aucts
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7 ATIMER SLOAN. .uctioneer.. I4o7 st.

! AriNER SLOAN. .uctiOneer.. i4O7 G.t
AssIGNEEs SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
JEWELRY OF ". s. TAPPAN CONTAINED
IL STORE NO. Goa NINTH STREET. BE
TWEEN r AND q STREETS NORTHWEST.
On FRIDAY, MARCH THIRTY FIRST lssg3
commencing Al II Az PAST SEVEN O'CLOCkP NJ
and cuniin'sing ,iaiy At hour until all sold
WITHIN the Jewplry store Of W. =. Tappsn. U4 qsh
siret northwest. will sell 10 the Hughes bidder IFS
entire stock q; fine 5ewelry Of ala kinds comprising
tISE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. DIA-
MONDs. FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLOCKS.
Kings OF ALL KINDS AND DESIGNS,
BROOCHES. BRACELETS. EARRINGS,
CHARMS GOLD AND SILVER THIMBLEs.
LOT CUTLERY AND GOODS As USUALLY
FOUND IN AN ESTABLISHMENT OF THIS
KIND.
Terms cash. W. r. BIOCHER, Assignee.
mh2--dSds lATIMERk SLOAN. Aucts.
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TOMORROW,
DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts. 9th and ID s,snx

nUNCANsoN BROS, Aucts-. 9th and s,s NV
SALE OF 800 SHARES OF (oLD) STOCK OF THE
LANSToN TYPE MACHINE COMPANY AT
On WEDNESDAY, the TwENTY-NINTH OF
MARCH. 1896. a, ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ. within our
sales rooms. Gan and ID SITS. W. will sell 800
shares of the capital stock Of the Lanson Type Ma
chine Company.
Terms cash.
mh24-4t DUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts. el2 Z ST. n W
SPECIAL SALE OF FIFTY HEAD OF HORSES,
MULES AND ONE STALLION.
On WEDNESDAY, MARCH TWENTY NINTH
1898. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK AN, we will
sell at the Tyson House. corner eth and p SITS n w
fifty head of horses In the lot be found fine
drivers good workers, saddlers and very speedy
horses pair mules: black stallion. being the prop
erty OF Mr.. b. F. Wiidman Co.. Luudoun county
Va Parties in search of such will ind this
good opportunity TO buy same
mh2.-2t THOMAS BOWLING SON
SIXTEEN HEAD OF HORSES AND FOUR
- teen Carriages BurCies and W will be sold
WEDNESDAY, March TWFNTN- NINTH IS,.3,
a. ELEVEN O'CLOCK. atpubc auction the rear
OF 4d3 end 40 Missouri avenue northwest Also
twenty five sets of Secondhand Harness. This en-
tire stock be sold Thes. horses able for
carriage. buggy. cart Now your
cnance. Don't miss it.
8. BENSINGER.
mh21-2t' Auctoneer
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DANS.

WALTER r. WILLIAMS CO.. Auct,oaecrs.
'HsEEz Rnhx! fss5os fSgFE gsHSs
NM; sSt%1 sS ssKASS 5As
EsST{ sEST Mo6p lf pisiNs T rakTks.
sGsSR kSb 1afS sSS sEfrHs
srffs rpSsnnRsp SS IL PisH rt sN1s
TkSR H.rs SP S5 Srh Arsk eAssFTs s3
On MoNpiY.- APRIL THIRD. COMMENCING
Connectcut avenue southwest the sbo1. ss.oTim.ne
OF Household Furnisnre. Carrots. &c. partially
contemplating housekeepinr.
mhas-5t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co. Aucss
pRopos.Ls FOR SUPPLIES FOR rHr NAVY
I Yard. WASHINGTON, D. March -. 1879 -
sa SsTP Ssr W ns95sa 81 ,sT sss
April Ii. lSe3. will be received at thu Rurrsu z
ien O. c. mil fp ~ EVE V 1ScIcS S16S' sFRfL
hLENkNIH, tSs:. and pub icly opened ,nnned;s ely
.. ca quantity Of copper. felt. lumber. beltns.
bolts hardware tools paints, fle.. tool s;ee non.
Giss must conform 70 the navy standard and
ashs apon app,c.Sn to sse sgS YARD
,on; p: RE sti,n,ion Of msnu;sctn-er~ and desl-
decided by lot The department IN. riSAt
wsiss de,ects OF to re.e1 any or all bids NJ deemed
AIT Psymsster General. Z. 5. y. mh2S2Aw2w
LIMITED STATES MAEsqAL'S SALE by
corr WITH 81 ?, an order q sss se by the
cosrt Will sell at public suction FOR cash, The
GA Tas Ait iPF I'i f e Mii
ls9s. a; TMSLvL O'CLOCK NJ. the steamboat
nri i. h.k fGF's' cc enf s%s
Marshal for tire District Of Columbia RATCIIFFF
pASi. CO. Anciioneers- mh-;eS. 80. Api.35.s
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucton..r.
CHASCFRy SALE OF Narr.pIr pr-rr nJxc
LOT y LIZ DRoIT PARK
By virtue of decree % the supreme court Of the
District - Columbia. nsssed NAV L. 1892 IN .auity
zion. or the r-e'ri>es on SATTR DAY the EIGHTH
DAN 'ir APRIL. lS.tS at FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ. lu,
impr a. IN dock even tl' q l. Barber Go :
Park. in the District .. Co u.. MA.
Terms OF ss,-: onsrlli-d cash and haance a. one
anu Two years. >CF 1 by the rntes Of the purchaser
bearins pr cent Gnnum uteres, and by a deed
OF trls: on the property; derps;s q: $500 will be
rslureG az the te % sale Terms Of sale 10 ne COM
ph with fifteen dsss a resale nav b. made at
TIE -sk ara cost OF &c auitiaC purchaser. Convey
mh,aS-eScs :. Il. BOND. Trustee. 32l 4kst.
RA-cLIErz. DARR GO; .AsrCTIoNEERs
ALL THE OFFICE AND MIsCETLANFoU, FIR.
N T RI CONTAINED con, II THL
REPUBLICAN, CONtiaEssI0N.L CAMPAIGN
y, c S-,N 7, 10 BE SOLD At
MONDAY, .P;:IL THIEi:, 1875. 0N
I5V CANE AND Wooh SEAT CHAIRS. PIGEON
y 20 q T1A ALE D IIr LETTEE PRESSES
COol Frs AND lot OF
TO With W. INVITE THE INTENTION OF
DEAI.EisS AM orhEES.
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WE FORGOT
sUrURE DAMS.

TO SAY THE HOUSE, Is CARPErFp TpRrrGH-
OF WITH RkUSSEIs AND INGRAM CARPETS
fok PAkLok. DINING ROOM. CHAMBEks,
HALL AND STAIRS. al in trs;-ciass condition.
Take cable cars the door.
mh;iaGS ihs RADCLIFFE DARR a Co. Ancts
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TEE guaranteed cure for all headaches Is
Sromo settler. Tr.Al bottle IOc--
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

bsscnd the shzsiou a doubf
Ice cream wss served - the Miss
Nsusi- Freemsn. Lulu Dunhan. Bessie
tien;ig. icuisr Mctie8nsn. Lulu ball.
Annie seymour. Jose H2<istine. NAad~
Hzziefine. Esixipa UhI. Helen Crosby.
BFooklngs. Helen Marshall. oersrude
Crane and Daisy Wagner. Albert
Nosehcsd. l. T. Eddy. Nfs Ltta fsls
aud Mrs Llisy ~ san dering MINISTRIES
fulfilled the traditional mission u the
minstrel and wandered. They sang
medizessi love songs With = United
States txist and wore romantic six
ieenth century eossunies Al the cod
II each hurst IT m~isssy the ainstreis
fuifiilsd another good old American ira
dition aud took up collection. The
shining pieces Of silver viii assist IN tho
erection 81 the 80. teecslias temple II
song The fete MAS an artistic and fanan-
eisl triumph snd vas held under the
auspices "a Twenty Nc. 3 II which
Mrs James campLell " chairman
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

DR.. Fred W. Wright and wife were
happily surprised Monday evening at
their home on Piainfield avenue by
party Of neighbors and friends
thirty in number who swooped down
upon them about 8 o'clock and took
possession of their home. They were
royalty greeted by the host and hostess.
and after partaking OF suitable refresh
ments. intcrsperscd with singing. music.
etc. the party quietly dispersed. having
passed a pleasant evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

question uhlch xss carried The vot~
a, rscaz.ssisratioa sas thea h~t BY the
fd4.ssiux vote:
Yeas Bradtisid. chisyer. Glars. Hasy
Hasisd. Ioehes. Pain. sfelB. Stevens.
W4xasr. the president II.
<xss Andrus. B.4nafoFi t'rossmsn.
Fslkss, fitztissald. Fuller. Houseai;ln
LeffaexeiI. MAJ bury. Ro~-ar. 1hoasp'
"a. Van hrse H.
ApposDszsi Cosnsnsstee-
Trustees Feiker made motion Tor the
change u the rules 20 a. Ia provide Tor
standing committee on Stationary and
supplies The change IN the rules xlii
lle q the table one month under the
ruies Trustees Chllvsr. Stein and Slew
ems and the pre- siaent viii act a. such
committee.
The committee Was then. on mot ION Of
Trustee Fitzgerald. Instructed 10 make
contracts Tor supplies for the ensuing
year. and To draw orders on the contin
gent feai for that pnfrcse.
r. IL Church was elected lanitor OF
the superinlendent's ofliee and clerk q
the supply rooms. At salary Ut go per
MONTH
The committee on teachers recon
mead the appeintment Of the following
teachers. Arthur r. Holmes as teacher
Il the commercial department Of the
high school at a salary u sl.oo per
year. MAY T.. Doyle as training school
principal at q salary Of 500. Caroline
T.. Aohfart Ia fiil vacancy in the union
high schcoi BY non acceptance II her
appointment BY Miss Carrie Health.
The report wac unanimously adopted.
A communication from Mrs Ahne-
fci,if Co.'s. relating her reasons for de
cllning the training school principal
ship. was read and placed on file.
After the transaction OK some minor
business. the board adjourned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

At the snnra al meeting II Court Kent
No. isl. Independent Order Of Forssfers.
held in shanahan's hall last night the
following officers we're elected: Chief
ranger. A A. Weeks; high chief ranger.
A. A. Fiory. recording secretary.
K s. French financial secretary.
j. A. Clark; treasurer. }. A.
Lamphere, senior woodward. Frank
Allyn, junior woodward. John Quinlan;
senior teagie. K r. Martin; junior teagie,
Albert Suith, past cnsef ranger. George
II. Riebo; chaplain. NJ u. KRONER; ply
sician' DIR. A. J. Patterson; trustees. h
T.. Martin aud J. H. Case: finance COM
mittee. r T. Martin and y. b. KRONER;
court deputy. X s. French
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

Mrs Uretta Reed OF No. 5S3 South
Division street attempted suicide at
noon yesterday 10y cutting her throat.
but was unsuccessful. \ razor and a
butcher knife were taken from her be
fore she had time 10 use them. The
reason given for her action is discour-
agement Ii is said that her husband.
James Reed. has not been supporting
her and her four children for some time.
and that she has been obliged Ia take in
washing "a get enough 10 eat and pay
the house rent. Reed claimed that he
had work promised him at Holland and
had planned 10 go there. but his wife
would not let him go unless he took her
and the children with him. Mrs. Reed
is about 81 years OF age. She told the
officers that she might as well die as live
the way she did.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

At the annual meeting Of the Brush
company yesterday, the following direc-
tors were elected: j. w. Converts. NJ.
r. Brown. Joseph II. Martin. Julius
Berkey. Stephen s. Gay. William Me-
Balm. j. d. NJ. Shirts. The directors
elected the following officers:
President Bcrkey.
Vice President Stephen 3. Gay.
Secretary William McBain.
Treasurer. ID. NJ. Shirts.
A dividend Of 8 per cent was declared
payable at the discretion OF the officers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

Held at Mrs Sinciair's Under the Aus
piccs OF Twenty No. Il

Held at Mrs Stnclair's Under the Aus
piccs OF Twenty No. h
The fact that silver dollar isn't
worth more than 60 cents made no diff
ference with the members OF the st.
Cecilia society last night. They took in
something iess than cart load of the
debased metal az their lawn. and were
glad TO get IL 1t its face value. The fete
Was a brilliant affair. Everybody was
present. and every body that wasn't
present stood On the sidewalk. Mrs.
sinclair's spacious lawn was beautifully
decorated and lighted with Chinese
lanterns. Ia The south west corner was
a dancing pavilion. cut of from the gaze
OF the curious by immense flags. Here
the younger portion Of society reveled
IN the delights Of the waltz and the
schottischc. Prcttily decorated booths
we're arranged on the grounds
and these were prcsi dcd over by bright
eyed maidens. whose personal charms
m1re than compensated for any de
iciebcies in the stuff they retailed TO
their masculine friends and also TO
men they didn't know: for the most
tinid and modest girl on earth who
prcrides over booth has no scrupes
against selling ten cent article to an
entire stranger for dollar and a half.
But all this really has nothing 10 do
With the lawn fcto last night
The booths were presided over by the
following young society women.
Cigar and candy booth. Miss Jessie
Sizes. n and Miss Donna Moore.
Flower booth. Miss Freeman aud Miss
NcBrieu.
Lemonade veil. Miss Calkine. and
Miss Thompson - Detroit
Mrs VI. j. Smiley emulated the Del
Phi pries,ess and. "a the -veiied prophet
essF told the past. present and future ~
tho-e were impatient - know what fate
b al IN store. II the prophecies predic-
ficns didn't IL u was the subjects own
fanlt. fcr The oracle vas ennacienilona
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

A tough crowd congregated at the
corner Of Highland and Central avenues
last evening and two Of the number en-
gagged in fight. They had dispersed
when the officers arrived. but it was
learned that Pat Scanlon and Jack
Murray were the disturbing elements
Scanlon will be rcmcn, bered as the man
who served time for killing man named
Powers several years ago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12


Trsia No. ). daily. leaves Grand Rap
ids TO a n. arrives Traser~s City Is
p IA. Petoskes aud BAY view p. m.
ASrkinag Island BIO D. m. Pzrior car
Grand ksrlds To Mackinaw city. Buffet
sleeping car Cincinnati to Msckinaw
city. Does not run into Traserse City
on Sundays
Train No. 7. except Sunday. Six
hours Grand Rapids 90 Petossry. Leaves
Grand Rapids In p. "a. arrives Ira
sensr City GO =. IA. Peiork,ss and Bay
Vie~ I'D p m. Mackinsw Island 9ss5
P. M. Pxrlor cars Grand Rapids 10
Mackinaw city.
Train No. 3. except Sunday. leaves
Grand Rapids 1870 .. IN, arrives pctos
key and Bay View SIS a. IN, Mackinsc
Island s:i5 a. IN. Sleeping cars Grand
Rapids to Pete~iey and Grand Rapids
u Naekinaw city.
Call telephone No. COG for rcserva.
tons.
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FEr.L THIsTY-FrvE FEET.
Harry Bower. Tragcz- Performer ~
North Park. Seriously Injured

Last evening at 6:aO Harry Bower. a
trapcxe performer at North park. fell y
distance Of thirty five feet and received
internal injuries that may terminate
fatally.
A rope broke and he struck the
ground on his face. He was uncon-
scious when picked up and the blood
was oozing from his mouth and nostrils-
lie was revived and taken on the dummy
line 10 the Sweet street station. where he
WAS met by the city ambulance. He
vas removed to the Planters hotel on
West Bridge street and DIR. G. f. Reed
of the Soldiers home attended him. The
injured man was playing two weeks
engagement at North park. he having
come here with the Decent circus that
dIsbandesi on the west side few days
ago His home is in Dayton. Ohio. and
be Is a single man = years old.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12
VIA c. q w. N.
Van -. q W. Ne
Grand Rapid. s1.So Bay View

Grand Rapids Ss5.T6 Bay View
Round Trip.
Account Of Camp Meeting and As
sembly at Bay View. the Scenic Line
Chicago & West Michigan Ry.-will
sell tickets on July 10th to 10Th. good to
return August 18th. at one fare rate
from all stations. Rate from Grand
Rapids is 1915. Trains leave at 100 a.
m. and LAO p. m. with parlor cars. stop
ping at Traverse City for meals. Night
train leaves at III 10. with sleeper Phone
1904 for accommodations.
GEO. DEHAvEN.
General Passenger Agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

state ia the Wet Send for -5pecu'a
ton. or Hos 10 frese aiistis book scnf
frss on rereipt u st4sap- II gives Just
rh- informaison yea n~esi a. eecome =
saes'es~fui eI~fssos. shich yos, can do -
weil at home - Il you we're irs Chicago
Adsife-s &. r. Van Wlaklc 4 Co. ~
La Sale street. Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

N you real c. r. Van Wrinkle & Co.'S
market reports regularly and operate on
the information they contain YOU have as
near sure thing" ~ there is. They
are one - the most reliable concerns in
Chicago. having been in business there
since ls79. and have customers in every
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

Every Night to Chicago.

A boat leaves every night from Hol-
land Tor Chicago and every night from
Chicago TO Holland. connecting with
trains to and from Grand Rapids. Fare
from Grand Rapids Tor round trip, in
Guiding berths. $500. Tickets for sale
at &. 4 w. NJ. Office.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

Bay View Camp Meeting end Assembly.
$50 10 Bay View and return ON July
Toto ~, inclusive, good for return until
August II.
Trains leave Grand Rapids 100 a. M,
10 p. m. and 1910 p. m; arrive Bay
View 3:OS p. m. 7:225 p. IN. and 4:i3 a m.
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ATTEND SPELW SHE Il i 'i's. at


Bay View Camp Meeting and Assembly.
t5.15 10 BAY View and return on July
~ Ia 10. inclusive. good for return until
August -.
Trains leave Grand Rapids 7:2O a.
ma, l:20 =. IN. and 1920 p. m; arrive Bay
View 3ts p. m. 7:.25 p. m. and s43 a. IN.
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Dining Car.

G.. X 4 l. solid train leaving Chicago
at Alb p. IN. and Hyde Park 40 p. m.
has dining car attached. Chicago to
Kalamazoo. Worlds fair visitors can
remain on the grounds until nearly
train time and get first class dinner en-
rnuta
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Lock your doors Friday morning.
Congress Hall Has Changed Hand.

Congress Hall Has Changed Hands-
Mr.. G. p. Dickerman has bought the
Congress hall property and furniture on
South Division street. and intends to
make it one Of the finest road houses in
Michigan. Meals served at all hours.
Fine bath rooms
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The celebrated Planet reader and
clairvoyant from England. will tell you
the past. present and future. will locate
and cure your disease. Can be found
for a short time only at No. IL Scribner
street.
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G.. IL. ~ i.

cDCoII/ cl/E OF silks for one week
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1915 TO Bay View and return for camp
meeting and assembly. July 10 to 10.
Good for return until August IL.
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TRAVERSE CITY

NE-AH-TAWA AND CINEMA
Via train No. 5. Leaves Grand Rapids
at 20 a. m. arrives Traverse City IS
p m. Runs directly to steamer dock,
avoiding transfer Of any kind. Baggage
checked through.
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Send copy Of the ILLUSTRATED HER.
AID TO your friends. Price s cents.
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July l6. via G.. 4 W. NJ. Railway. leave
Union station 5 a. M. Rate fl.cO
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Kent stone Co.


is now prepared to furnish quarry ston
Phone ilsJ.