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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
4 MYSTERIOUS BOILER EAPLOSiON.
IT BLOWS 4 BIG HOLE IL THE WALL OF Ihf
uYGEGA ICE COMrANY's BUILDING.

IT FLOWS 4 BIG HOLE IL THE WALL OF HE
uYGEIA ICE COMrANY's BUILDING.
There was an explosion about 1880 o'clock
last night in the fOur-stcry brownstone build
inf- at 40. 43l Wei lIfty.hird-st. occupied by
the Hygeia Ice Company The explosion blew
tagged hole I'm the wall OF the building ana
broke many pancs Of glass. besides alarming
every one in the neighborhood
on the ton floor Is "A small engine which Is
,ecd tn run machinery for cutting feed for the
thirty horses of the company. which are Kept
I'm the basement. No one was In the building
at the time Of the explosion ana 'he ciiuse @ n's
90, boon discovered Policen an Felix A. Quinn.
Of the West Forty -sevcnth-st. station, rusncd
I'm the building. and after getting out the
hr rses. ran to the top floor, where ne founa the
boiler had gone through the west side of the
vail making n hole six or eight feet in diane
TOR and had fallen into the adjoining yard
The building Is owned by Henry Holden. Of
No 32S West Twenty -first-st. The damage IL
ahout 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
MRS. HILLTDIT CUTS HER THRO1T
4 PIECE or WINDOW GLASS WAS TIE INSrEu-
MENT uSED-nER INJURIES ARE NOT
THOUGHT TO re SERIOUS.

Monticello y. Y. Dec. ll.-Iiad John Beecher
the deputy sheriff been few minutes later In MS
visit 10 Mrs. Hallidays cell today. the triple MUIR
dercss would have fallen by her own hand Since
h.r ,,nnrlsonment she has been the terror OF h"r
at,endonts and several occasions has devised
chat she considered feasible plans for the ending
~ her Ne bat have been more determined
,Son the one attempted to-day. 1T l. 80 p. m. the
denu,y sheriff entered her cell for the purpose Of
feeding her. and found nor covered with Diooa'
c. hod broken piece OF glass from the window In
,Sa ro,- of her cell. and with this proceeded TO cut
her throat Several large gaFhes were made with
the bunrling lnstrum en, the one most serious being
tS,d tny ,hn right Her neck had been fairly
.i,nnd leaving II raw and bleeding. Other wounds
Ssern made about the arms and body DR.. James
WI who called TO dress her wounds.
fo,cd her weak from the loss Of blood. The doc
her why s To Haa sec eI ssr Would 1nf bt
TT # IS believed she vas astuSted by the Idea that she
was 20 anv The sheriff has securely handcuffed
yene yreysnt her doing further injury TO herself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
LOOKING OUT FOR BOMBTliROWERS hEKf'
THE POLICE DO NOT INTEND - HNNH AM
IMiTATOEs OF TIE FRENCH ANAi''liSi
r1sr LIP on TIE EAT SIDE.

RISE Up on THE EAST SIDE
,r,ore ,,erc rnors at Police Headquarters yes'er
a.,. ,hot the Anarchists Of this city had been e"-
c,ed H., the recent use OF dynamite bombs III ram
rd c7ai, and had been heard TO make threa'S "i
.hro,,ir, honbs in New York. Superih'ehu'''
pyrncs had heard the reports. apparently anu ""'
,at,nc measures TO arrest the perpcuator ~ ""'
d,na-,i.e outrage promptly. He was at WORK III ' %
reflective Bureau until late hour on Sth'ay ''o"'
,hcn . number OF the shrewdest Neutrality-suspicious.
,yerc called TO make reports. Several ponce .'P
,,, were called TO his Office yesterday. and there
ao consultations in which methods 10 detect ana
n,n,sh Anarchists engaged In the inahua.t," ,,ic
t,'na nofe NAV have been the mCst 1np"r.+Ht IL
~; conxcrsati0n the Superintendent Wou.' hut t@,'
ohorf the Anarchists and his silence was an ,,,i,,
ZION that he was thinking about thein uHco'''i0'''
hard. , .,... .t.,. have boor ctict since
,, ,ae 'f:nidrnan was convicted but they have had
n1anw secret meetings in places en- the Eas1 1'u
Dotectiyes from the Central once nave been "I@tVm @
ine, iron, closely with the aid OF spies VINO nay
haon i,reeani at some OF ~" meetings. anu "
nolice rrobably would be able 70 arrest an 81 .ic
rinDea6ers at short notice IN case OF plot TO uSe
dynamite in the city. ,,, II, ,.oe
'prnedent Martin. OF the Police Board. sald yes
,erisv that he thought there were about lOVp An
archtS,s in the city but they had not shown any
unusual activity of late. IT an attempt was haue
,n drva anarchists OF France and Spain; he
said measures should be taken TO prevent th..
from, being sent 10 this country. AT present MI
Mt, there does not seem to be any
case for ar uprising OF Anarchists in this city. ex
an, h i nrvaiIing hard times which may cause
,oi1ch suffering this winter 1t Is 10 be regretted
~, so roanv men are without employment. AZ
s,,ch time the cry Of the Anarchists against the
canitalists and corporations may make trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
RIN ASHORE IN 4 SNOUSTORM
A LAKE STEAMERS PEHIL-Two WOMEN RESCUED
THE OTHER PERSONS on PoARD
THOUGHT TO BE SAFE.

THOUGHT TO BE SAFE.
Milwaukee, Dec 1.-THE Flint and Pee Mar
ouctte steamer No. Is aground. 800 feet from
shore at n point three or four miles north Of
this port Two Of her passengers have been
brought ashore. and the persons still aboard are
safe. The steamer left Ludington last night
with eighteen passengers. There was a hard
snowstorm on the lake. and the boat struck the
beach when the captain thought he was just
entering Milwaukee Harbor \ crew of four
men were sent ashore but the sea soon grew
so much rougher that no ordinary small boat
could live in 1t. At the point where the steamer
struck the bottom is sand. more or less COW
cred with powders She was scuttled to pre-
vent her from pounding to pieces.
The life-savng crew had difficulty In launch
Ing their surf-bOat. there Is n pile of ice
eight or ten feet high all along the shore. They
finally succeeded, however in getting it into
the breakers. and rowed out to the steamer.
The waves high 1t decided not
to try to take off the passengers. as the vessel
appeared To be safe. The seas are breaking
over her stern. but the wind Is now down to
twenty-siX miles an hour. and the sea is de-
creasing a little The fe-savers found every
body on board badly frightened but
hurt. Supplies OF food have been sent up TO the
steamer and will be taken out from shore by
the lifc-saving crew.
The two women passengers have been brought
ashore from the wreck They are Mrs. Soren
Peterson and Miss Flora Grindman. OF Ludng-
ton Mich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
PREPARING FOR 4 FIGHT

PEIxoTO CLEARS THE DECKS FOR ACTION
FOREIGN SHIPPING WARNED.
Washington, Dec 1.-THE Navy Department
has received a cable dispatch from Rio de Ja-
neiro that indicates preparation by President
Peixoto for a big battle between his forces and
those of Admiral Meo. The dispatch is from
Captain Picking. commanding the United States
naval force at Rio, and in substance is as fol-
lows
THE Brazilian Government has requested
foreign Consuls to warn vessels to move from
their present anchorage. and has drawn a line
within which It will be dangerous to venture.
This will prevent the loading and unloading Of
oar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
FOR THE GREATER NEU- YORK.

THE COMMISSION OF INQUIRY TO MEET IN THIS
CITY TO-DAY.
Albany, Dec 1.-THE Greater New-York Inquiry
Commission will meet at No. gi Broadway. New
York tomorrow. when the till providing for the
consolidation OF the municipalities about New-fork
Harbor Will be submitted and discussed.
State Engineer and Surveyor Schenck, VINO IL one
OF the commissioners. Will attend to-morrows
meeting. Regarding the consolidation he saiu 10
day: =! think that consolidation In some form Is
desirable. but am in favor OF letting the people
be heard upon the subject by vote. MY opinion is
that the gain TO Ncw-York would be IN a senti-
mental line, while the profit to Brooklyn would oe
substantial | mean by this that II propaDiy woui9
not reduce the taxes OF New-York, but 1t would
those Of Brooklyn"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
THE CRIMINAL IN THE INFIRNlARY

HE REFUSES TO GIVE TIE REASONS FoE Ills
DEED TO THE MINISTER OF JUSTICE.
Paris Dec 1l.-Vaillant rallied with such uneX-
nectcd rap.dity this morning that toward noon
,h rol,ca decided TO move him to the nfirmary
at once They took him in doubly locked van 10
the Prison dc la Sante. The journey to the prison
was without incident. 1t will be necessary to treat
valiant for some time in the prison inirmary
Raynal suspected OF being Naiilants acccmplicc.
IS believed to be hiding In Paris =,
NJ UrIbost the Minister of Justice. visited Vail
lart In the innrmary this afternoon. and asked MN
% %:.It is useless TO try to explain" said valiant.
you of the bourgeoise could not understand IL
toll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12

ardiy crimes 1t is pointed out that no Anarchist
mas mas yet had the courage TO attack even one man
", m'StS 49,, u,e Individual would have an opportunity
10 say mat the feeling against Anarchists is
SS Sl.ter Is to speak mildly and the popular
uefIiu ior sternly repressve measures is certain
so 10 iorce the Government to adopt far strn-
taken against lawlessness
IN, NJ berger. a member OF the Chamber OF Depu-
ues. says tnat on Saturday he noticed about thirty
men waiting at the entrance to the Chamber. all
or wnom were trying to gain admission Just be-
lore the explosion occurred group Of these men
was seen In the front OF of the galleries. SEEM
ipgy waiting for something TO happen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
EXpELL1NG ANARCHISTS FROM FRANCE.

Paris Dec 1.-THE police In Perpignan. near the
Spanish frontier. are expenihg All me foreien An
.rcbis,s thew can find The inhabitants are greatly
excited Ali fear that the Anarchists are Matching
dynamite plots In the town. as the officials have
case RinadI. who is suspected Of completely in the
barcelona plots should not be released from the
Perpgnan prison at once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
-, y,ysr!ELD DETERMINED TO ACT.

pitsburg. Dec. ii.-Richard Mansfield. the actor.
who was to have appear" ~ AZ .ne puauesne Theatre
oT,S tns 10 sudden Illness which seriously affected
S weak and wsn avsG s hsrs sp his
CnelniIa Cn..nIa told him ne would have rest all the
pEySsicW Wr Mansfield says he Will appear on Friday
and Saturday ne'ei'-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
ALL THE WOUNDED RECOVERING.
A LIST OF FOREIGN ANARCHISTS SENT TO TIL
MINISTER Or THE INTERIOR.

MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR
Paris Dec ll-All persons wounded by 'he eN-
nloson on saturday are making fair progress tow
ard recovery.
Reports from trustworthy sources say that several
dangerous Anarchists We're arrested to-day ,ne ne
noiice deny that they have taken any such steps
ioward a general Anarchist hunt: n"vertheess 1he
reports are generally credited ihe cnct ,ho 81 In
toc,ives has sent to ~ Raynal Minister OF ihe IN
terior a complete list OF the foreign Ahafcha'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
ROBBED AT THE POINT OF 4 RETOLTER
MASKED BURGLARS SURPRISE A H0TELKEEPEI
AND HIS WEE AND STEAL PISTOLS
AND MONEY FROM UNDERNEATH
THEIR PILLOWS.


THEIR PILLOWS.
Three masked burglars entered the hotel OF
Edward Blanche. Ffth-st. and Jackson-ave.,
Woodside. L. l.. about o'clock yesterday morn
Ing. and covering the family with pistols stole
goods valued at $1,000.
The men got into the house through a side
window and surprised Mr.. Blanche and his
wife who slept with pistols under their pillows.
Before they had time to use them, however.
they were covered with the weapons of the
intruders They were forced TO hold up their
hands while the burglars felt under their pill
lows and got possessed Of the two revolvers
and $40 In cash which Mr.. Blanche had placed
there for safe keeping. They also stole two
gold watches. number OF articles or Jewery
and carried off the cash register from the bar.
Before leaving the place they collected all the
rifles and shotguns. of which there were a
number in the house and made away with
them also. From the bar they took a case Of
whskey and several hundred cigars No clew
TO the thieves had been obtained last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
TWO INJURED BY AN INTERNAL MACHINE

Berlin. Dec. n.-Herr FrieGiaender. timber mer-
chant living in apartments facing the Belle All
orc, plat received to-day by mail small. tin box.
nioh 10 oreneJ in the presence OF his family. The
lifting Of the set on cap whch t explpasa
,,as MOI injured but his four-year-old son
and 'he roverness were badly burned and slightly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12

Continued on Fifth Page.
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Continued ON Fifth Page.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

She lived In the country, and he from
the town for the summer fell desperate
~ In love with her.
But hsr heart was In the keeping Of .
neighboring farmers con. and abe could
not return his metropolitan affection
She had told him 20 that night on her
fathers porch. where the honeysuckles
hung low In the moonlight and filed the
air with their luxurious fragrance.
IF you do not marry me-" he whis-
psred hoarssly. II win drown myself"
oh. don't, she pleaded, Tor her heart
was tender. though another's.
But ! win. tell yoa; viii" he al
most shouted.
You mustn't. she begged, laying her
soft, white hand on his arm. there's no
place wet enough except our well. and.
oh. Mr.. Smith. what will we do for
drinking watsrr and there was that I'm
her tone which convinced him that he
was not aznphibiouS- Detroit Free
prczs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

While at the capitol in Columbia few
days ago . visitor saw the sword Of
Francis Marion 1T had parted COM
pany with It's sheath; part'of the ivory
hilt was gone; the blade was badly rust
eaten He was subsequently told that
the clerks IN the Office Of the secretary Of
state shcs watermelons with itr We
should ike 10 have Attorney General
Townsend's opinion ON this matter II
the facts are - stated. 10 IL true that
Marcus sword would last . long time,
even II 10 were employed every summer
10 slice watermelons with. but that Is
scarcely . proper use TO make OF the old
weapon when = caseknifs would serve
Just Is well II the secretary Of state Il
= sure enough reformer. he might try
his hand on the clerks In hts Office. As .
matter Of fact. there Is no sword Of Cen
ersl Francis Marion extant. at the state
houss or anywhere else.--Charleston
News and Courier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08


$500
Il 8neo~rs. Hesex-r "A no<h o!ss~r
-How a soa kagug-
-Why. bs Us sazs a a. chziarrn o.
c0u<.s. fhaxs J.,1n. he's n. thers,s
-. a. thsrxls TLalph- IA ana K.u.lx.
4 "a Imux q n.x< ~ n..ny
yssT. GA a. thsz n.ksy.
s.Slxsx -swo.- trs.s.nphznxly annoanasd
60 II a. chllarxu. N shs winning a..
.Da3nt hi soa ~
NO. r-ekoa IN hs.s ola nv psrs !.
...aa t,s ~lse.s a t,.~sr rr~.tfslirn gur<.-
.-rr- .sPm IA. b.. 4 m. Marion 1. .
"a Fs,- /. a. ssf,oia GA rs euwrcrf-d
&c ~ ~. vcunxrr children. WITH the a.
.srslss truthfalne.s a childhood
No. Won - TO onlx makex xo.r
p.na a. not h.lf - old a. oarsr.
'.Hocrsygs cr,ed htsls jimmie Of The
xictor,,us family. farming almost con
t,naoua .o,a~r..als. 81 his dsiisht s.ax
r.p.,. ~, old~ss, Nv pap.,s ths olde.s.
- -. ~ h;s roliea wedding lonr
axo. ana war. csat have one fer ever
=, MANY vx.r. morsgs-B<seon H.rald
-
ns Ca II
The triumphant success obtained BY
Fanny Eisslsr n The ''Diaoie boiteux-
wes by no means rslished By her LAZY
colleagues. who pronte-t By any mode
Of annoying thsir rfvaL One evening
Burst Dc Curry. anthor Of the hbrst-
%. knocked af the door OF tho charm
ms dancers dressing room and found
hef IN q great state or excitenlcnt my
dear NJ Baraf." abe exclaimed, Il am In
. terrible rage. have scarcely time 70
dress. and some one has stolen my chalk :
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

This you may easily BE- II you fail to rem.
sdy the indixesfioa and non assimilation Of
the food, which are tho attendants and orig
inasors Of nersousncr>. that ever present all
msnt which no naroo<ic. mineral se<safise on
nsrsine can ever do more than temporarily
relieve. OF course thesc remedies ha~ no
effect upon the organs Of digestion and a.
Sanitation. except % disorder and enfeeble
them. thus sggrsssting the original slifii-
Guilty. Among the most alarming and dan
gerous symptoms Of chronic nervousness h
Insomnia, which h the professional torn for
inability 10 sleep Where this exists there Is
always = tendency 20 mental overthrow.
parcsls and eventual insanity. Begin ~ the
fountain head ofail this difficulty with Hos
letters Stomach Bitfcrs and avert evil con-
seguencex No sooner does the stomach TO
sumo IL tone. and the system gain In sigor
through the aid Of this benign tonic. than
sleep returns and the nerves grow tranquil.
Chills and fever, rheumatism. hiliousnes.
and constipation yield 10 tho Bitfers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

cHrcAso. sept Results az Haxs
thorns. First race. five fnrlongs Miss
CLARK Won. 1ilsit second. Freddie l. i.
third; tine. lea
Sscoud. ssven furlongs Boandlss-
Won. Floser Dellis second. 81 AIbsns
third, fiss. i-s1tt.
Third elsvsn. a xtesnfhs mlle--Joe
Murphy WOO. Torrent second. Patrick
fhirsl: tims. is5D1s
foarth. one miIs--Psunyroyal won,
Pendlston sscoad. Little Addie third;
hms i.fo.
Fifta. i've furiongs-C Chant won. LIB
srtine second. James v. Carter third,
ainae. i,O&t.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

cls1nd. 8 ofoa ana Oil Is ?
Wssh ~ 3 o o o 2 I o o. s is &
Bsfteriss-Clarkson and O'Connori
Mccain. E~psr and hcGuira Umpire
kEnalc.
Chicago 0 o o 0 o o 20 is . :
Phila.3 o. o I o Ill "a 8
Batfsri->--G;sinfth and Kittredgs, Carsey
ana cisments. Umpirs-Hurst-
Brook'n.l 2of 90 SO 5
-. Il o o o o 10 i-zs 4
bsiteri.s--shsxrots and kfnzlov; Ne
Caulsy aud 0iessoa- Umpirs-Lynch-
xYo fsoeo s-sf3 S
Cla'a % o : o o o 80 10 I
Bsiteris>-Ra<is and Miliigan; Parrott.
King aud vsnghn- Umpire-Hornung.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

This morning at Q o'clock subscribers
10 the Star Concert and Lecture course
will exchange their tickets for reserved
seat course coupons at the box Office Of
Lockerby hall on Ionia street Begin
ming at O'Clock line numbers will be
given out Subscribers can return at 9
o'clock and select their seats Only sin
seats can be reserved by each person
holding a number. Over 800 tickets
have been subscribed for.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

Mr.. splksr dn spsrch Of boarding
house, Thsrs II no limit 10 tbs dist !
presume. madam;
Boarding House Keeper proudly --Ne
limit, SIR. Daring last year eve u my
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

A psppery r&rson down est. whe 49,
disturbed b. his choir dursax prayer
t;nss. go even with fhezn wh<n he gave
oat IL closing hymn b. adding. Il hope
the sntire congregation viii Joan ia sing-
iag this grand old hynn. and know the
choir viii. Tor heard thsn humIsing IL
daring the prsyer. Jsarnal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

.MAris. has any one called while !
have been ouH'
sYes. na'am: Mr.. Pommier.'
Mr.. Pommier; dont know any cue
Of that name"
II know that. raa'sm- II wss me- he
came % sses-Domino Ross.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

Every night TO Chicago via Ottawa
Beach and Holland steamers The di-
rect and popular route. Lowest fare.
Time card on inside page.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

Do not fail to attend Ran iall & Com
pany's. 45 Monroe street. great Shoe
Sale this week. Great bargains will be
offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

King Richard cry my kingdom
enthusiasts days when safety. IL
one desire Of a young old
If3 right should be
What's heslshful Delighted than spin
a smooth
skim along.
Distance counts nothing Two easily
cover before breakfast vigorous
appeutes begin OF work cheerful
thoughts clear brain because Of hours safety
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

Mrs Mnxgins-How did you enjoy
your visit 10 the Worlds fair;
Mrs Puggfns-The fair WA good
enough. but / don't think they had any
business 30 charge extra fos tho Condo
las and sidsshows and things Sesms 20
me che price % admission was enough 10
cover Il and give a free lunch besides.
but Il didn't l never saw snch sslfsh.
money saving creatures ~ them Chicago
peopie. The worst % the tr0nbles,
though. came at night That was aw-
full We were packed four In room
sometirnes. and one night the children
had % sleepon the sofas. never felt %
ANNOYED IN nay life.
Were You NJ a botels~
mo. Ne were visitin relatives, and
other relatives kept comm New York
Weekly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

Our Young America Long Distance
Safety is made in two styles with three sizes
of each style, either boys or girls, namely:
20, "a, or &c inch wheels. Each machine
is carefully tested before leaving the fac
tory. One can now be seen at The Herald
Office. 1t is we'll made and durable.
Parents teach your boys to know the
value OF dollar by earning bicycle, either
in whole or part Full instructions and
blanks for canvassing are furnished at the
Office. Is Pearl Street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

H,kla. - Fmnk Nadia. e~ned hF A. b.
Cossf q tsis plsce.
Oar l.e kaats 4 tie hs1 mlis fss
ninr ra1s eers E,l1. Il beias postponed
aniA toulorro. "a secns<1t q d4rknees-
n y Adaes q Los-1 - startssi pa.
". X Jo1es. A. klchardso1 ana jshn
Hencua ars iaazus Frank bennzn. IL
u Jvwell Of csalld kaests sad Il. Is@ksr
Ea.es
Fol,e~ln4 ars ths summaries
80 class. Erotfing. thsss-Ie4r old.
Eerss eiikl
Ia l4Fs.s-s-- s-s>-s ss-<--s-%s.-- :
Aonlxsl1l Co.. .--.i,--<-.>--
kotia a. .--.- $50 e~~--ss-
IoLlpie,1 ...-.,--.*....@.-.-.-.-- ~
Hsat tln1e 1f4i8-
40 ciAss, tsotnas. s~eysss-olaH
parse tIoo
Ia ornes Aabie- -.s.....ss.s--.---- !
lirne>ll1l- <--..-.---- .----..-
Uoi4 nIop.z-. 4. - 49, -....---&-e ar
Best tine. 49,
frss-f0r-sll tsoslins and paciag. purse
elsa
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tseA r<4t. ss--ssss-ss- .-+s ----st ~
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

His Father smart ,faa-
Your husband preached from NE
sarn- tart that bis father did the last
time he wss IN that pulpst.- REMARKED .
good Log Island deacon - the wife Of
. yoanx minister who Wa rsvisiting his
boyhoosi home.
sfn.ieed. replied The LADY, a. once M
terssted- n hope. che continued. "thst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08
For Sixty Names One Bicycle Free

, 80 one Bicycle.
800 one Bicycle.
z go one Bicycle.
1000 one Bicycle.
1880 one Bicycle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

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