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49, s''' >
not "A married man. ] should go to the
races on Monday and put all I'm worth
on Razzle Dazzle"
why don't you?" asked Tom Muir
ply.
Why" said !. "Oh. I'm n married
man.. and my wife has II horror of the
races. I've promised her to keep away
from them. A promise is n promise
And good enough you've made II.
STR said our old porter. Honest Jim
we called him. MANY n man has gone
down to ruin and degradation on ac-
count of them races. The lady is wise.
She is wise. I'm telling you what /
name. Obey the lady. and you'll never
see yourself in difficulties"
Honest Jim Was fond of giving adj
vice, and he broke up our chat with
these words. Murphy n Virgins went
away to get n glass of beer before they
parted, and | took the train home.
A brooding storm broke just as
reached my cottage. and glad enough
was to escape It. We had supper to-
gethcr and went into the parlor as
usual. What n night 1t was. to he sure
A wild night. n bitter night. n night
"ltl tiCi' Ni'i' ~ -
In the wind, and those within the house
were likely to fancy knocks upon their
doors and unbar and unbolt them and
cry: who is there?' when II was only
the blast that had caused them to rat
tie. Yet II was OF this night that my
wife, my little. delicate, beautiful wife,
Fleda, arose from the fireside and tell
ing me that she would return shortly,
left the room.
To leave the room was nothing. but
when l heard her leave the house l
could scarcely believe my senses. She,
who was so timid-she who Why.
no, It could not be. / went about the
house calling her. l grew alarmed, and.
fearing to find her lying In n swoon
somewhere. carried the lamp low and
Ia, ked in the garnet. the cellar. the lit
tie kitchen where cooking was done In
Summer-everywhere. In fact.
She was gone, and so was the cloak,
that usually hung in a certain place.
and n hood she wore about the grounds
en- cold days. What could have taken
her out? Had she heard our pony
ldgeting In his stall or the peep of some
stray chicken? Was she anxious about
the day-Oll car we ndl All tn'Se
rural belongings In the small boundary
of our little sum~mer-homc.
IL so, why did she not mentor II to
me? 1t was. no doubt. that cold of
mine, which | had made too much fuss
about. She went herself rather than
to expose me. tossed on my water
proof coat, pulled an old hat over my
ears and went out upon the porch.
The lantern was gone.
"Fleda!' cried, lifting nv voice
'Fleda, say! Where are you, Fleda %
I heard no sound, but shortly, far
along the road, I spied a yellow blur
waving near the ground, and knew
when I had watched IT for some time
that 1t was a lantern carried by som,
one to light her stems along the irregu
lar foot-nath. say cher" becaus,
shortly 7 could see the dranery of q
woman's dress. II was nv wife re.
turning home. was certain OF tina,
now. and I called IN her Mt once.
.Fleda wty on earth are Won stray.
cling about In the Storm wbv d,dn.,
Won send me to do what Won wanted
done7 The wind 10 strong enough I,
carry Won over the hills I've been Will
about YOU"
81 did not know the wind WAS g,
strong"
And I asked no more questions. At,
anxiety for Eleda swallowed IN eycr,
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Strike on the Colorado Midland.

~LEADEiLLE, col, oct, il-Frcight trains were
tied up on the Colorado Midland here yesterday
because Of a strike OF trainmcn and operators.
Several operators were recently discharged he.
cause they had objected To long hours. Orfcials OF
the read took charge OF the despatcher's ONCE and
began running the passenger trains.
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Chinese Mi. .,onary Arrested.

CHICAGO. Oct. il.-Thomas Sins. who says he
Is an Episcopal missionary among the Chinese in
New York. Was arrested last night. He is wanted
In Tacoma for completely in Chinese immigration
frauds Sing says he has lived in America for
t~enty-siS years. his last address being Twentieth
street and Fifth avenue. New York.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Accounts n Half Million Short.

~TtskAiioMA, |. T., Oct. ll.-Ex- Treasurer
Green McCurtain's shortage grows larger as In
vestigation proceeds, Attorney General c. T.. Mel
sE says the shortage In the leased district viii
reach a total of sass, Sii. Besides this. Or. n.
Wright. the National agent, has turned over To
him 3lSo. 900 as royalty. Mona OF this has been
AcrnunIrl for
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Union psc &c strike 7, on

OMAHA. Neb,. Oct. 1.-THE threatened Union
Pacific strike Is on. II Is declared to be a semi
oricial report that before the next months nay
rolls are made out an extra will be issued. recall.
ihs TN entire cut Of pay under which monthly
men are giving up 10 to 20 per cent. Of their
wages,
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Soap Company Incorporated.

ALBANY, n. Y. Oct. 1.-THE California Olive
oil Soap Company, which will manufacture and
sell soaps and p%crfumeries. has been Incorporated.
The once will be In New York. and 1t viii have
q capital Of 81, 900. The directors are William II,
Mackey. Patrick II. Bird and John II. Dambury,
all OF New York.
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st. Loui. Water said to Be Impure.

ST. Louis, Mo, Oct. ll-City Physician liol-
man has repeatedly asserted that drinking water
~ this city IL contaminated by sewage from the
Chicago Canal, Yesterday city Chemist Teich-
man, accompanied hy Prof. auckland. set out for
the mouth of the Illinois River with paraphcrna-
liza necessary 10 determine II the water is con
tainiuatpl
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Fell Into North River.

George Wilson. twcnty-eight years old, no
home. fell into the North River at the foot OF
yssey street this morning. He was rescued by
yamts Costello and removed TO Chambers Street
Hospitsl,
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Alliance Men Opposed to FREQ Silver.

DIES MONIES. la, Oct. 1.-THE State Conven-
tion OF the Farmers Alliance yesterday adopted
resolution favoring the Anticipation and Conger
Land bill, a resolution favoring the free coinage
Of American silver were voted down by decisive
nAjonttea
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Japanes. CHARGED with LARCENY

Joseph A. chido. q japanese. twenty-ons years
old. OF a. oliver street. was remsnded In the
Tombs Court to-day for grand larceny. No mar
ueaiars OF the robbery could be learned
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Brutal Murderer Taken at Prsysr.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. i1.-Patrick Collins.
who brutally murdered his wife. Mary. was cap
tured Monday night while praying in church. His
case was yesterday put over for two days to
await the result OF the Coroner'9 inquest. Collins
The evening world., 1893-10-11
kepuhlicrns Garry Indinnnnoi..

Republicans Garry Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Oct. 1.-The municipal
election held yesterday resulted In = sweeping
victory for the Republicans. who elected their
candidates for Mayor, Clerk. Police Judge and
Councilmen-at-LArge by msjorities ranging from
1000 to 1000, The Mayor having the appoint
ment OF all the boards. the effect OF to-day's cleo
ton IL to place all departments Of the city gov
ernment In the hands OF the Republicans.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

Victim of d Bonfire Still Suffering.
Fiossis Aiiman, four years old. u 400 baltic
street. brooklyn, IL eonnaed to her home to-day
suffering from terrible burns about the head.
body and armA While playing At q bonfire las
are.
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Nav Be His son's Murderer.

John Mason. OF 252 West Thirticth street, who
last night assaulted his seventeen year-old son
william and fractured his skull with an iron
pot. was arrested early to-day by the police of
the West Thirty.ssveuth street station. Young
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Or. Sanden's Electric Bolt

Latest patent and improvements; will cure with
nut medicine all weakness resulting from over
t~a1ltion OF brain, nerve forces. excuses or In
discretion. as drains. losses, nervous debility.
sleepl.Lsnsss, languor, rheumatism. kidney. liver
aad bladder complaints. lame back. iunbaEo. sci.
4ti,a. general III. health. &c. This electric belt
contains wonderful improvements over all others,
and gives a current that Is instantly felt by the
wearer OF we forfeit s.. 900, 90. and we will cure
all OF above diseases or no pay. Thousands have
been cured by this marvellous invention after all
other remedies failed, and we give hundreds OF
festlmnnials In this city alone.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

ln sinapiy h<zaned deeply. OF eoarss
Il VIII aos be Aa<d ne waiss viii ID
ssshersA ~ nssh cd yoks. and 80
sk;rt bsss,s sP over n foa zss have
. ssrdts Of skis< ssttn rihboo. nzrrov
ribb.sns nsy ss~ sroand The Sruholss
Ia bo~ on essh sssouid<r. and . rnfs.s
CIR r~ehs II 1ne ises MAJ tim the neek
and run do~u the front
Very aae lawns are also beautiful La
white aud are perhaps wren cooler than
the shs~rer sa1sl.ns-
Waite lawns. efnbrolderea In deep
borders of DARK blue. or ia the pale
ss,ior>. make fr~sh morning gowns.
srssaale>f with ribbons that match tbs
anbroitery
he ds<.rst Tor afternoon and evening
gowns. asads with very fall fsneily-
unnamed skirts. ell ruffes sns pafss
bud tne.Fs. and with fuller vaisss that
are a mass Of lace gatherings
Tie organizes are cooless Of all, II
n you desire . gown in colors. The
gr~ttisst Of them have very pale
zronnsls covered with sprays 81 many
,,elored now-rs. with leaves or vita
big hower p4tternA Maize over silk
% the prominent shade IN the sprays,
and trimmed with Ike cesored ribbons,
they are charming IL you cannot sf-
FORD silk line with sstsen ar bstiste@
organdsss are prestiest srimned with
lace. with deep foaoeinss or possieiy
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her fan vigorously. or, perhaps. by
dropping her book where there Ia M
one around topiok i, up foe h~r. These
ACTIONS arr reckless. and you may have
noticed that the summer man il never
40 foolish ~ to BE caught At any Of
thsrn- His replies "a your oonv~rsa-
ton Arc vague or dreamy or acquies-
cent lie never dreams OF contradict
irx you while the sun shines Under
the evening stars IL - dlTercns-therc
& moro air then But whom the Their
paometsr i above ninety. you can make
any -ort - remark to him without be-
ing challenged
Now why should the comfort be all
o. one side7 Why cannot the girl
keep col a. we'll,
she can. certainly. IL she win 20
nhaat 4 in the right way
Before she starts 10 dress she viii.
~ course. take her morning rub, max
ing every par. Of her body tinxie with
a. smart application OF her Turkish
tov ling mittsa- or hair unittens The
latter are FAR ~ h,r.ter-aftcr The
we.r1n spouge bath. which = more cool
~ la its effsets than The cold bath
snd impsrts a lovely. healthy glow 20
tie skin. which isgaickiT followed b.
= n. iEhtfuily cool sensation.
Then he srEr. and meek viii -.
lightly aeclsed with harmless powder.
faad ne eio>c-ftiinl unsier garment
aennsd II tnis is of wool. "a II should
b.. both summer and winter. scsrcel =
sny anfierwesr viii need u y, added.
That IS the heaetr - the WOO. IL
keeps yoar s.in perfectly sheltered
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The Herald Make. an offer OF Gr~at
Inters>s to Boys aad Gtri>

fttiato @ssH&f> - sft1sE ~ 1870
Inters>t to Boys and Gtri>-
The Young America Long Distance
safety j. the machine We offer. fHE
HkRAf D - now only s0cents a week. and
for sixty new subscribers ". will give
Que bicycle free Parents may heip. IN
a boy or girl gets only part enough
names We wiii accept the number that
80 or she does get IN part payment
Here are the figures:
For sixty aame- oae bicycle free.
For nifty natnes and $50 one bicycle.
For forty names and $40 one bicycle.
For thirty names and $50 one bicy-
Gle
For twenty names and tlloo one BIZ
cycle.
For ten names and si3Jo one biey cle.
Our Young America Long Distance
Safety l. made IN two STYLES with three
sizes Of each style, either boys or girls.
namely: -. "a or 26 inch wheels. Each
machine is carefully tested before leav-
ing the factory. A sample machine can
be seen atrHE HIRAM office. II is well
made and durable. Who viii he the
nrst boy or girl 10 get machine: Par.
ents teach your boys a. know the value
II a dollar by earning a bicycle. either
in whole or part. Full instructions and
Hanks for canyassing are furnished al
the Office. No. Is Pearl street.
GRAND RAPIDS HERALD.
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TIE LAvxxrxA NEWPORT Gown.

me insertion =
Even when trimmed only with rufiies
and hounccs of the same material.
they are very pretty. OF course their
chief charm lies ia their fullness and
puftoess- The waist Ia shirred or gath
ersd. bretelles go over the shoulders.
ribbons tie on the shoulders also. and
IN front a. well. over the bust. aud tho
belt is made Of ribbon.
A pretty gown that has just left for
Newport Is made over pale lavender
and has bar Of lavender running
through the material. with the stripes
between feclsed with tiny black
design The skirt IL edged with three
rutfies. each ruf.ie again edged with
heiiotrope ribbon Of trifie deeper
tint. The whist has y broad point in
serted, of sheer white null, gathered.
down zach side OF which fall the full
breteiies. pointed n the waist and
separated from the front by a broad
RIVER o, lavender. The sleeves arc
leg-o-fautton.
Another very delightful gown Is
made Of three deep rutfics-she lowest
Of pale yellow organdie. The second of
deep guipurc. sharply pointed. and
the third Of the orGandie. The waist
Is out slightly gathered. and Is almost
covered By .be founcing q lace that
falls over tho shoulders. and meets in
point ia front little over the belt
line.
number 81 the pretSest OF these
gowns have Jokes made separately
from the bodice. SO that they can be
worn evenings without They thus
rake s.-3t2t,i~ yossus for surs-a.- hsli-
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q, TX. ~ L.
CHICAGO SERVICE.

CHICAGO SERNfcE.
SOLID TRAIN.
Leaves Grand Rapids 500 a. m.
Arrive Chicago Id p N.
Runs solid Grand Rapids TO Chicago.
Buffet parlor car attached.
NiGsT TRAIN.
Leaves Grand Rapids 1l:D p. m.
Arrives Chicago $50 a. IN.
Runs daily through sleeping cars and
coach.
CHICAGO To GRAND RAPIDs.
SOLID TRAIN.
Leaves Chicago 4:15 p. m.
Arrives Grand Rapids $40 p. IA.
Runs solid from Chicago 10 Grand Rap
ids daily except Sunday. Buffet parlor
car. Dining car from Chicago to kala.
mazoo.
NIGHT TRAIN.
Leave Chicago go p. m.
Arrive Grand Rapids $50 a m.
Runs daily through sleeping cars and
coach.
Call telephone No. COG for accommo-
datiopa
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STYLES OF THE DAY
AZ Of Looking Cool and Feeling
Comfortable.
SOME ADVICE ON The SUBJECT
Ha~ me sasasses Girl should AeI
me esaie-s ~ All whsl~ f.bsses.
Hoo a. AAkr a. Up.

The main ob.eet IN life. az present.
& a. hep eosL Nea have, for sA@
uss.ss. a1asssoaed their e1ort % ts@As
faonsy, .ud are alnost eo3tsnt "a lie
under TIE shade az -o4De great tree. -
ga th~ shinins saI.is. clad ia their com
fortsbls .nlazzl,rr .fsFlneot. AMI they
ere . soce.ss-taey 1sop cool aud l-ok
quite eau4fort4lble
But ist ne sanlFn-s gsri pat on aes
thiBn<zt garments. and dress herself In
l11,st deliberate MAJ aer, "a avoid over
heating. and. In spite u al. She viii
saaidensy spoil the s0rx - hOars bs
entering into animated coronation
|. ala1t heating occupation 10y waving
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

NoKrHKES RrsoErs.

Train No. 5. daily. leaves Grand Rap
ids 7:20a. m. arrives Traverse City | -
p. m. Petoskey and Bay View 3 p. M.
Mackinaw Island 5.l0 p. IN. Parlor car
Grand Rapids to Msckinaw city. Buffet
sleeping car Cincinnati TO Mackinaw
city Does not run into Traverse City
on Sundays.
Train No. Z. except Sunday Six
hours Grand Rapids TO Petoskey. Leaves
Grand Rapids l:2o p. M. arrives Ira
verse City 6:20 p. m. Petoskey and Bay
View I'D p. III. Mackinaw Island 9:i5
p. m. Parlor cars Grand Rapids to
Mackinaw city.
Train No. 3. except Sunday. leaves
Grand Rapids 1890 p. m. arrives Petos-
key and Bay View 5::1 a. M. Mackinac
Island SID a. IN. Sleeping ears Grand
Rapids Ia Petoskey and Grand Rapids
10 Mackinsv city.
Call telephone No. COG for reserva-
ffous
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f-sFn rhtil ~ trsarh, AM enables yor
e. - vwry Lightly clad ls = nos shs
vsrfn Nlui that vou Sii hnr heating.
hut ti'c nVnher kut weigh, - gar
srsats shat weabi nred - - worm.
49, tts wusl onite-i Thsn. ~bsa
20 havv ipnn~d yovv shin cer~es and
r~ssY be-c srsss.ned cor-@t cvvcs and
g-or ssss <sir. y'ssr- at ready 80 .
e,~sL whis- Tr~n.
IL snis = = trss-f s,-&~- rn.ste IN
49, rrth~red fs~l>sc,. ! 81 ne h~lis~s
ne wfli hsvs n>rh tresfl- hoakisx
ke.a snt r--e,fsrtstle. ~v~u y ske ssa
4 - 49, 6er~siy i.s-sa ap-so ths earth
He's vtii ysta n,s.sr Fs'nr 'ss'st.-i nsu<
D., a Fall skirt - feer ~sits> 81
SAsror i ixht.y a. s.e SAT- and VII
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H. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
ROOMS sASDb0
ror sALE- norslss ANp Lors


enc nocsru rine-roon house on rerrae,
avenue. east frspatage. owned hy nsn- rec ldsf4.
must sell bargain Also 0Ie 90 barton ave.
nne. eight rnFnisf corner lot One on South
lsiaystts with furnace, hath and ali modern
Improvements One GA BAanrr asenae fwelvs
rocnfs. coFser los. good barn. a bargain Ga,
"a tentrsl sseEue. one 90 Paris avenue oaa "a
North Prospect. one GA Hastings. one GA Rich
ard avenue. Also two houses on Center sfrest
60 exshsrys sel heasc and lot eensrali, locstsi
Two houses op ass street. store GA kalama los
avenue FOR sale or exchanges.
FARMS FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE
i6D acres ~ rsaeritse township: fine stock
farm soil clay loan; large bsrn; small house;
IN acres imI rovcd. balance beech maple elm
and ash timber. too sale or exchange fos eity
property.
10 acrss twelve miles from city; ono OF tbs
best stock oT dairy farms ln the state; vol
wstes,sd with spring brook two good orchards
on farm two good houses. good barns and firss
class -cii
Oiso o. acrcs six miles from city. good bull
inss. good orchard and good land.
have also an number of fine pieces of garden
lands near tho clty ranging from dvs to forty
acre.
have lots Ia all parts OF the city TO sell sai
exchange
Houses To rent
Money To ioan on good real estate security
III. DG1OLlA
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A Sure Thing.

IL you read c. Evan Wrinkle & CO. s
market reports regularly and operate on
near sure thing. as tlGre Ia. They
Chicago. having been in business there
since 1879. and have customers in every
state in the West. Send for "Specula-
ton. or How To Trade" little book sent
free ON receipt 81 stamp. 1t gives just
the information you need 10 become a
successful operator. which you can do as
we'll at home as IL you were in Chicago.
Address G. +. Van Wrinkle a Co, 80
La Sale street, Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

The popular Haif Ma House. North
Canal street never presented a hand
scnler Appearance than Il dnrs AZ the
present time Genial Charles + Dick
ermau. the proprietor. has given tie
hostelry a complete renovation and ~
wagering ard added many new features
among them besrg ne& bath rooms
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CHICAGO.

Worlds Far Trains via the West Mich
igsn.
MORNING TRAIN, Flyer with
parlor car. leaves al Us a. N. every day:
arrives at Fair l. noon; Chicago 1920
r. M.
NOON TRAIN. with parlor car. leaves
at ] - p IN week days and arrives al
Chicago 60 p. m. and Wa ~. 10 and
steamer $50 p. m.
NIGHT TRAIN. with sleeper. leaves
az lisO p. m every day and arrives al
Chicago a. 6s}0 a. N.
Also $50 ?. m. except Saturdays. via
ST. 10 and steamer. arrive Chicago a
~; sleep on steamer till morning.
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~rcsr Others hsFr . nnT7aNer ~
rssrnc.@ niafe fcr TIE ssrne gown ~
sts~renteclors ard different materials
ussh o limited sararots~ ~ssch changes
80. ~onsiers ~ course sh~r~ nsast
~ IN esch rss~ 49, - ribeons -
s,~t~h eaea Tsspape. snd an ef~etiv-
~hsn~- y shus ~ru-sht IA gn~n 'hnt
->srhs ofher~i~~ haze xrs~r tiFe=s1tfs~.
-h~~~ . sec~.~isy fas e.ns'sas sesr
.,k..- Eva A sfsrpssr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Thursday. july 18th. the d.. O. II. i
NJ Ry. IN connection sith the Goodrich
Line. wiii run an excursion "a Chicago.
leaving Grand kapic~ az - q nl.. ar.
rive Grand Haven 2 q. "a. making al
rect connection with DAY STEAMER
Tor Chicago. Tickets will bc valid Tor
return az 10 aud including July 10Th.
Is steameT leaving Chicago at 80 T.
IA For fHli particulars apply at depo;
or city osiice. No 3 Nonroe ~.
Jas C&arHKlI. CITY Agent
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DRoBATf oBbfll STAT - NishlsAE- epus-
u tyof ksnf. ~ AZ srssinn - he Fn,tsfe
Court sor III ssid ess,ass sf h@iss trlt ~ tie
prohste os,re n tie 90, q ersna kspsas. "a
the cath dag ~ Juts. IA the yssf ti.sa.
sand eseht hsndrsf ind nirsefg tire
frr@ent, ssrflz q Perkins. Judge a Probate.
In the msttss - ffs- 81 a. -
wILLfAA q. lltstTT. deceass.d-
Simon Bowman artf sfssu & tssesglsn, creea-
for< of the isss II ssf sas6 al-roetsst. hssihx
sersi~fs-i "a ihis cvugf sAsif tna fc ,is fsftssa
aec.sanf and prague isF sbs eistrabeitoo q
said esfstr.
IL y ordered that fritsF. he zisi sss e
Jay. t-l<s 81 lpp cises in tlls foreuoun "a 4sia
probate sselrs h. sls-,lntee tof ~ rtastisss
fi.n and allowance ~ said scftsint Ard ttse
hearins ~ said i<tlsbos
And Il H. fsrtsler oHsered hat n eory a ths
ef.it ~ f.uhiisi..ai .lifns NneAs -.
ssss,sz kaff aas - tesftfis fffa tsraut haf
Ids Herald. dasls sie~spafses sslrssi Hfis ar
suiAtif.s On sasd couft a - heat-
HCNGts y. rFEkf>s
"a true cory JofiE- 81 fssybaf<
hAsss =. isssllt.. hesssts't- ns;'n jsis 20
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

''One ~ my customers came an today
and asked ne for the best cough medi-
cine lad. says Lew Young. promi-
nent druxgist a Newman Grove. Nsb.
-Of course showed him Chamberlain .
Cough Remedy. and he did not ask 20
see any other. | have never ye, soid a
medicine that would loosen and rel - g
a severe cold 80 quickly rs the Remedy
does. | have sold four dozen - II within
the last sixty days and DO not knox ~ a
single case where 10 failed Ia give the
most perfect satisfaction - cent lot.
ties Or sale ~ 1 J Mufdhufg. druggist
- Monroe
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PETosIxIcY.


MORNING TRAIN. with parlor car.
leaves 3D. including Sundays. arrive
Pefoskey 3i5 p ia.
NOON TRAIN. with psrlor car. leaves
at 40 week days and arrives Petoskey
$50 ?. ga
NIGHT TRAIN. With sleeper. leaves
il.l5 2. no. except sundays, arrives Pc
,oskey 20 a. "a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
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BAY VIEW.
Scenic Besu,y via. Yves, Michigan.

MORNING TRAIN. with parior car.
leaves al 40, including Sundays; ar.
riyes Bay View $50 p. ma.
NOON TRAIN. with parior car. leaves
at lao week days and arrives Bay View
800 p. IA.
NIGHT TRAIN. with sleeper. leaves
al ll;l5 p. m, except Sundays, arrives
Bay View a. "a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

For cut. hfn.pe. burn o. scald there
i nothing equal ~ Chamherlalns Pain
Balm II heals the psfte more quickly
than any other Application. and unless
the injury - yefy severe ~ scar ia left
for sale hy r J. Wnrxhpfg. druggis,.
- Mouroe