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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06
Farmland Races.

FesFtsSp, sept a-Following is q sum-
haFy Of tedays races:
unfinished trot May A. won. Tybalt
sssand. Tine. r.
=, Ihsee-sarsoag dash Black Prince won.
tsonesr second, Funny third Time. slSt,.
:. four and half fuglongs Linden Won.
lsaa-, $50.
Nf-saFioDg dash pottie Read won. 81
WA second. ArktoS sbiFd Tine. tst-.
= tet and pace Kitty Ham won. ROYAL
sssaAr second. Malneur third. Time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06

VICTORIA. Sept Especial. The EN-.
press Of ehina's passengers report that
Oastiags world-girdiing cycsiss Lenx 10
sell. He reached Bhamo after swimming
ana rading the last eighteen miles, and
oEing 70 rains has abandoned going by
Mampui. the present plan being TO pro-
coed 70 Calcutta via Aracan and Chitta-
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rhnaaelnhia karsa

fHitanslrsls, Sept. S-The opening
sst 81 the grand cireait saw fast track
saa strong wind Summaries:
81 tsot -Ssdie NJ. won. Tipple second.
smhsa third. Time. e.iai,.
- trot- Daylight won. len Ali second
Warden third. Tlne. pisa
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ia5k.
six furlongs- Nae Brown won. Hillsbro
second. Bonita third Time, sss<.
SIX fuSloHgs-Minnie Gee won .th,r
Gee second, Belfast third. Tine. :lss[.
seven ana half flriongs-Ray 8. won.
Time 1.3- s1s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06

Tia CAY real eeAGsiSer 81 the Ska sad Fern. re-
sarxias al sapsrsscsoaS. ri@P;rs> trsSkl~S zsoA>
elvsrAex rcushseSs as4 SOzrseae~sS praasSfns |.
sssuttsl clear aud EsGaea enzplSxioaA TIE sdaiEs-
ssan al al heAoiderN rcsseSsiY safe. and s2a be
elsenusisuei ssy tEe sarr the desired r~ssis Is
eSsaae1 Get tae gSnsiae. sastse BY Ta9zaier & ca.
"a w. Measoe. CAioaSa AZ Druggists. O. nasled
81 rses,gs q rTss<. ts-asPrr bon
FoG sase BY Stewart 4 Hsssnea Drug Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06

81 Lours. sept a-The track "a, good.
eanmaries.
IT tnFioaKs ~1ermAn woa. Adversely
-. Tau isemtsy shird. Tlsae, .usss.
I've t1tsoass -fFtaoe Leoa won, Aaag
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06

Inree- fesr-Oia Pacing Record Brehen.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 5-The worlds race
record Tor 5year-oid PAGERS was smashed
here today a. the meeting OF the Indian
spoiis Driving Club. Efie Power. . BAY
mare. sired BY Anderson Wilkes, out Of
Regalis. did II in z:f2s<.
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LUBIHs TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
ment.
Contentment makes life worth liv.
ing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06
ernx.rx. January II. 1881.

eroKASE 3a6uArr IT. lHsz.
o~n.,srsn-r take great pleasure In saaiag ny
Testimonial 70 the sxeeiisns Qualities OF Lulsns
Tooth Powder sna sner many years personal et-
r,s~,r. In IL use aud OF attentive observation %
e. satisfactory effects upon the teeth Of my
r..t.st. 4 recommend IL 20 all ss safe, Pleasant
al ~fnc.c8ous aenttfssee combsnsnx all he
requisites sss prsserving the teeth and gums In
clsaa. healthy condition
O. n LAWRENCE. n d q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06
The following 10 from one OF the most eminent
authorities In the West;
sAx FnASorncn July Is 1850
Read what . ehemisI says;

MEAD What . chtn1KsF shyhs
sxArrIr August 1. 1881.
0sntismen--f have made . chenaieai eransnS
ton OF Lubtn's Tooth Powder and ma that 10
cog xsifuenss are such neither chemically OF
mechanically fntnre TIRE teeth TIE tu1scioas 80
l.r,son az the Ingredient. ard the evident csre ex
HAIRED in It's urenarssion commend 70 - . harm
kss, A. vel a GO sfscscioas asnilfrtce
O. j. SMITH. Chemist
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TESTIMONIALS,

FoRTLANn Of.s MATCH 2, lsHA
Dear eirs-Bcing satisfied With your manner OF
prepasins the Deniifrice and knowing 10 10 be per
fccfIy harmless In lis effects. l have since you
com menced its preparation. used it In my family
and prescribed IL TO my patients with uniform
satIsfsetian, and now cordially recommend Il 70
the pubic ~ being valuable. safe and efieacious
dentlrrice, well adapted 30 keeping the teeth and
gums In . clean. heslthy condition. Yours truy.
W. G. BROWN. D. D. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19
ecoS FOR BREAKFAST.
Wsys - Cooling Them which Have ~
Chasn ef Novelty.

Wsys - Cooling Then which Have The
Chasn ef Novelty.
There Are many ways OF cooking the
familiar dish Of eggs for breakfast
which have the charm Of novelty. and
are just ~ good - the plain boiled.
fricd o. scrambled eggA
An excellent way Is sur lie plat. Lit
lie dishes come from the French kitch-
ea. which hold each one egg. but these
are not necessary. "a the eggs may all
be broken on one platter. Butter the
dish OF dishes thoroughly. Sprinkle
little grated ham over the butter.
break the eggs ono by one on TO the
PLATTER. being careful not 70 break the
yolk. Sprinkle little salt and pepper
over them Set the dish In . hot oven
for about three or four minutes. OF
until the white Of the egg is jellied.
You may vary this dish by sprinkling
. little minced chives or fine cut pars
ley over them before they are put in
the oven. or you may season them with
. little cheese In place Of the ham. or
You may omit the ham altogether and
season the eggs simply with salt and
pepper
Scrambled eggs with asparagus l.
dsservedly favorite breakfast dish with
epicarca II requires about n quarter
Of bunch of boiled asparagus peas"
OF the sips Of the asparagus. Break
ain eggs into hot saucepan in which
. tesspouful OF butter has been
sdded. season with salt and pepper and
stir the mixture for three or four min
utica Add the asparagus tips. stir ones
again ard serve on the table.
A fried egg may be rendered - novel
" by serving II with nice sauce, like
tomato or cream sauce. One Of the
best frying mixtures Tor eggs h sweet
olive oil Pst two sablespoonfrls OF
oil in clean saucepan and let IL be-
come very hot. Sir or seven eggs can
be eooksd In this amosnt % oil II they
ere cooked one by one. II the OF IL
heated ~ . proper consistency Ia will
r~esirs bat half minute % cook them
Though. leaving the FOLK soft n you
wish hard yosk they must be cooked
one minute. half minute before fold
ing and half . minute after.--N. Y.
Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

stands hunhly before him. 10 supposed
90 have just returned from Chicago.
This Is clearly indicated In the drawinR
by having she pockets Of the dukes
psntaloons turned wrong side Qua The
mayor holds the box containing the
key "a his right hand. and. In the
other. the bin fors hc dukes entertain
mens In this city on Ne occasion OF
his previous visit Tie counteuance OF
The descendant Of Columbus weaxs IN
expression which shows how deep 10
his interest In the manners and Gus
somS Of America which are being 70
tinetion between the eumbsrsoms
court etiquette Of spain and the open.
generous courtesy OF frce nation
sinking into the dukes soul and max
ing . republican of him- In order to
make the situasion clear 20 those who
in remote ages may look upon the
statue and not thoroughly understand
how such an incident could have hap
p>ned. the designer has shown upon
The three sides OF the pedestal bronze
pl4s-s bearing in relief the Official cor
r~spondencs relative 10 the dukes
board btu Is published Ia the
newspapers. The dukes private coua-
menss on the Incident will be IN
closed in = burglar proof steel box and
tuvied--she designer does not ssy how
dcsp-urder the bose of the stasaa
The fourth side OF the pedestal viii
bear q representation Of the recep
siou Of the dske's ancestor BY the ss~-
ages The Indians are W be shown In
the act OF bringing their gold and lay
ing IL - the sect Of Columbua An in
seription will note the fact that COM
pzrssively little gold was brought 10
the great discovcrcr In this way
Though unhsppiiy the amount cannot
BE exactly stated because the ssvages
.ossn while the dukes board bill foot
ed up ssT Sc. al. Erected at thts au-
spicious season. the statue. with this
inscription, viii serve "a mark the ed
vance m eourte~y and bookkeeping
during four hundred years.
A. - the figure Of the duke, II win
b. simply executed. ret very touching.
His right hand viii be extended - ~
seivr u. key ~ Barren island. while
IA the other hand he will hold . copy
OF The New York World containing "a
article hess~d Ills Nib's Undercloth-
ing and consisting 81 = csbsei inter
vse~ dated ssrAso-sa. but proceeding
IN reality from the third assistant laun-
dress II .h~ Hotel Waldorf. informing
vs how many dsys straight on the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

49, 49, vseun1pe - Psssu.~ =
- - epopno - -
leneun ng1Ds - - ehtsf " - sset-
~ mnEuaktvs snenns - ~ rs1es>ivs
2pfmuo - - ae1tse vook several
0ouunnn - - eommifsssoeo Inclined
- 49, ~ Inxgn. hat - eoa>tsunn
- - 1moh fuho sssA - wosk ~
ae1gn pn1n1uDl says thae 4 = ~ -
49, 49, b>sn nasy o1nsnpes -
A.nl snsconsenlly with The typical
sa1.suaa n b>ss Of ths>s Win have
- ~ spjssesa % sha ground Of en-
psnas- h sGses q shs clothing In
thia duign - - - sskained ~ using
sltssnsss STRIPES a blnek snd white
masble. snd this wossod mAks shs
soaeus Ca Z god dsnl a moaey.
vkersas The intsntsoa originally was
- sssurs . chsap Statue and use the
susplss of the appropriation for ths
bsos0t If III orwAnisAsjon- Another
1guPs of IN alderman h exceedingly
clever In sxecuston snd would make =
0ns sessae. but Il - mp Ia The park
y wonh esuns ID snd u trouble 60 the
pn1lspmsaL 10 looks % nssh liks She
lslAews whe hsvo room and board
tAeso = - westhsr that the graz
enatoa spaFrow ehsssrs would be A.
v1vs ssylng 10 wake IL up and drive IL
- n PEDESTAL
4 lavs Agurs Of shs Tammsny tiger
psenssd ~ conmitsss. but IL was re-
5octed a. NE snggeaeion Of one of the
oembsss that II would Be taken a the
SIGN al . gambling house. This would
led people 20 inquire where the game
wss In progress. and IL would neceasi-
tsss . good deal Of work on the part Of
The police and other sodlsials who
voaA Be constrained by their cour-
tssy 20 poins out the locations of the
vartcus ganes on he side sereets near
ths city hall park
Ths suggestion which II almost sure
- Win y IN silseoricai group called
"JussicsA" The person who sent IL In
aooh NaGgie Cline - his model. and
hs shows her - she sppsars In her fl
mous old song Throw him down. Mo-
Cluskey." The committee. however.
Vas quick 70 zee that great opportu-
nifty had bean overlooked when Mag
gis 80 uads "a rsprsscut Justice. IL
y now psOpos<d that Maggie stand for
de osyanisstion." while McCluskey
and his snsaxonist srs introduced Wis
lilly into ths group. ] directed the
committees attention TO the fact that
Justice was always feminine while the
person thrown down by MeCluskey
was Distinctly referred 10 rs him"
"Is don't make NO difference" said
Committeeman Swugiey, Of the Foxert,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

First. make up your mind you
woA't try TO see il all. Sec
ond. look through your own
eyes- II you don't enjoy q
picture or statue. don't waste
time trying to. because some
supposed critic or authority
insists that it 10 great. II you
are interested in machinery,
see it to your hearts content;
il you are not don't waste
Tins trying to. Don't use
valuable time trotting away
over 10 the Mining Building
unless you find especial de-
light in monuments Of coal
aud figures which indicate
that such or such a state
turned out more million tons
OF coal than any or all others
combined. II you think you
would like to 90 up ia a bal
loon. do 50. by all meanR II
fishing is your particular de-
light. don't. for goodness
sake. omit the aquarium. II
you care nothing for abnorm-
ally large pcare. peaches, po-
tatoes. apples and the like
a., Tor instance--those which
you frequently see in great
Jars. but which are never FOR
sale-don't bother to hunt
them up. In other words.
because your Soc gives you
an option on sight u every
thing. don't make q business
Of trying 70 take the full
pound Of flesh. but ignore the
things embarrassing 10 you.
and make your visit 90 the
Worlds Fair what IL should
be-a pleasure trip. Enjoy
mcnt must come spontaneous
ly. and il 10 not b be ground
out like a days work. He
who comes back with the
claims Of having seen il all.
has really seen little indeed.
and psohted lee. We have
never witnessed = perpon at .
table dhote meal even try TO
eat q portion 81 everything.
No more should a visitor Ell
pect IN take In all there 10 at
the Fair. First. however.
you must get there. and wheth.
er your obligations here ohlige
you 10 60 " the morning. or
noon. OF night, We can accom-.
MEDIATE you. for Nc have good
trains which run through solid
without change at 5:l5 q ~
(which lets you out at the
front door % the Fair at noon.
lis p. m. and ilsO p. m.
Wagner parlor cars by day
by night ditto sleepcrs. Go
Dow. Gao. DKHAvES. 0enl
Passenger Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

Owing to the largo increase in their
isolated lighting and other electric bust
ness the Peninsular General Electric
company have decided to discontinue
their fixture department. and will cell
al gas. electric and combination fixtures
.ogether with their artistic gas and
electric shades at cost. II you are
building home or contemplate pur-
chasing fixtures for one already built.
you win fird II to your advantage to
look over their well selected stock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

average che asks esn wear . white
shfrt IN hot weather.
This design - excellent Ne work 1t
srs. but viii probably ee rejected on
scsouss os The ngur- Of The duke re
hs~ wouusl<a the sensibiiisi-s 81 cur
city officials and 80 M not propose ~
srnrnor.siis- hio, In marble. Refreshing
up-.~ chat 80 know "a those s~r.s bill
stir. Ne. s~sdsly perceive that the
a-k~'. ,.sndnct must have been shsck,
ins We 40 rot ned "a know What ss
slt
snothsr Objection ~ shss desisn y
sAe hsst inst sh- 3rs~ins ~ the asks
q ssken frsm . newspaper Gus pah-
tshess on The dsy II hs~ arrival The
psrs-r IN question w>s snsbie g. ubTain
= prr.r~is 81 .he duke. AMI - u tos,s
az sli blrck "a Chsuocer nFa~ AID
ehssc~f 90 q 49, lines wish jack
half Noe. rnlisl~siiv. were rsxtn-
sssunc~v. hst that doesn't slsz~ q
vtxhs fu 90 ~ stick up his image
s-~~s>sa In f,~ckgn eieth~s ar e.~rv>
Ssdy - isssh "a
No. ls.rhAs& n - xsskxAaasIi}sk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

A very pleasant way 20 60 10 Chicago
IL VIA the d, q. II. A N R'y. and Good.
rich Line You can leavr Grand Rapids
az So p. m: arrive Chicago q a m. Re
turning, leave Chicago AZ J - p m; ar
rive NJ Grand Rapids e:tos. m. The fare
Tor the round trip 10 only e65o inelud.
ing b~rsts NJ ssst~rcoms. which can be
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

aA..g ss.n.sl!s. - :, -
. on1n0 1nGDdD AGD1onL 1oonn1poJ
susnh - in1nnUoA 0~INh1pusseAnn1n.
usniso1ns - ~ 1scasss hnns -
bsytng 80 - ssae0 unoonHoag
shenss1vs - - fs1ua1s - - onsss
vA6sh - suu1o 49, - eonhasshos
g - 49, - eusesn- II u1hses q
49, -. unnes - vnnt1lnotnn = ~
euiyo1 ~ ths4 ovpnsesns. tus shsfE
eusosDsvu ssnson. Why ~ h ths cold
air u ~ ~ - hAralsn, OF thy tzaAe-
lns thu ons op>ning fsuan room tn1D .
hallvay spcursa ''ven1ilselon-'
Psohably ~ e - vtpeins q IL
pnnsne lnsls NV psod al'oss ~ process
6 epmhaseieo. ~ ~ hsvv 30 lsasne1
~ uAsusQ 49, espBinsnes - wonld
nah - kneUoodGoyssl 10 thsm- ThslT
sducaa1n has 49, a ths sAsAQuassd
but nos yst shandOned hnd. which sab-
sfitutss tAs ssady u books Tor ths stsdy
a shhsa-Pcgelas $3.50 Monthly.
Yea usnsA-
TsacheP-Toa1y Is6dsl1A vhatb ~
neanlae a ~ voga ''6anscAssnfS
Toony-ecns>h61g - a. -
through
rssehr-Msns sonsshhs yos e.a -
through
Tonmy-A laddss. -Harpsss nasss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

There AAs sec~ssly spp-~r~d . fr~sA
u'usersston II Whist knowlsdgs 70 of
mace wswsh- In the dangers that come
frou ths ptfihaI ignorance 81 the sim
plese facts ~ sr,ence still prevailing
ssspnx presumably veu informal Per
scns ssvtas~ patent fuels" have ben
pat On sale. 80 ~ used in stoves without
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19
II. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.


FOR fAy-E-HorBFE AND lOTx
a fne nodesu nino-rcun hrrs~ a 1u1uc,
avenue. east fruntaee, owpsd 10 uon-runidsnas
must cell bargain Aiso uno - knur<nn so
nae. eight r<sns. corner lot Ope n ks<-<f
Lafay~ss> WITH funsce, hath an& ~ us.furs
Improvement Ono OF ksucr< svrus~ rsrfvs
rosns: cosbos 1ots eoos bsra. o<rzaza o.
60 Scuegsl eveonA, 80 % taSD asenoA 60 -
North FrusBore. 90 - uaestnGs. 80 q ~
ard avenncs Aloo svo houeae IN Csas<e sisnsk
% exe0onee eoe hc0ee and Va e<osso{ly tpua<rI
Two housas % Cess xtrerL 6onrsoa kalsxnann6
avenue FOG ss1s a. exchspos
FAkks FOB SAIL On gxcHsNcF
no serss an Teahridr> township. ane sto~s
fas7n sod clay lQom; lsrs~ barn small hos.ss >,
I'D acrea inysrovsd balance ks-~rA. mario s,1
and ass timber. tns ssis o. sscAanes sse city
property
10 scrp twe,ve miles frun e,fys osse q ~
hest secek ~ dalsy farms n The state eel
vss~r~d With sprsue brook 10 gosd osei.sr1s
ca farni too sod keussA essd 6arn s1-d nsst
Olso - eesss SIN nilss mn ctsys GOD buk,s
inGp. sod orchard aud evpd Land
Ihsve also 90 uumber II lr> l.scces ~ exfd~o
innds nsar IL city rsngAss frsss ~ ~ forsg
iksv~ - d I'll pssss = sks esr ~ 81 49,
e1chAnGo-
HooDcs 10 rrnA
ss'' 70 ''ss % ''sA ~ III D ::ssiiY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

CHARACTER SHOWN IN xAnslE

~ shs eoarsssy A Ne soanissss {
1svs had TIE plsssuss of exaninin9
- dsssgns tor sessss 10 b pl.csd -
Aont Of ths 9sw city hall whish raa-
Nay viii biild 1nr - - the us.a1
usss Of cousaissAnn- Arsisss and spn1p-
sws we're asked 10 give shsir tdena ~
. s6neis asurs o. group h masbls. snA
- aan Stsh shs bsas p1n YIN hass
- hoaor At being nansd ~ dss1gnes.
A0nng - nosahls dsswtnss Gnkot&
- ~ o. tntsndsd - ~ ovp6sn1
- ~ eey's hospdta2tey- u sspguepatsA
0Ayor 0<lsuy ~ ~ &C. q pspssn1fng
- dnhs % vsv.GuH vteA sAs boy q
uoFssa Island n . spsswood bon itnsd
Wish sesin- Ths ngurs % The mAyos
1sss ~ w~se snA ~ d~hs. W.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

R1cEc are beautiful anywhere. but in
"00IV no place do they show TO better
advantage than on . pretty summer hat
Hundreds Of new roses and flowers are
received evesy week by Corl. Knott 4
Co., % they have oil tho latest novelties
and their prices are very low.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

Curriers' European Hotel. Chicago.
formerly the st. Charlcs) has $50 newly
fitted rooms. Central location. No ad-
vance during the Fair. II will pay tn
engage in advance. sl.00perday. Cur
rier 4 Judd. proprietors, Is and IL s.
Clark street. Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

Semi -snnual dividend No. 90. The
directorv of the bank have declared .
semi annual dividend Of 4 per cent pay
able on and after Saturday. July l. 1883
+. A. HAIL, Cashier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

Secure psrlor car seats on G. r. 4 /.
500 .. m. train for Chicago by calling
telephone No. COG.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

secured In advance at the D.. @. n. a
N. R'y city Office. g Monroe street,
When y,u 50 just give this route . trial.
You viii have . good nights rest and no
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

Why do you not buy . Arst-clao
watch while Thomson BroA 4 Co. at
ll9 West Bridge street. arc Offering the
very best goods Ia the market On one
dollar "a week psymentsi They are re-
sponsible. reliable. and viii use you
right.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

U esupsrt q - 80 q 49,
$3.50 ss>s.s ss; sss,z s~1<e .syss1
lr<< eur6;
.f r1<esns f,><Ee-bt - -
wrpf - ero - .i<Y - -. 7x-z rn<D
49, ffo<su<t. o-zg>tetfS 80 - - 81 -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

n No. asp ene - ter>nsuA t49ADee
Srs.d ksps,S ysss s,~s tsss1.s. ~ g.
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cNASRs eECANFo.

T,E-EPHoSE srp 10 Rsdeii6 Holt. ~ho re-
cane end repair chairs using oaly the bs<t
material. and chssxins no more than men who
70 arosbA soltcstsnx
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Jeass- ~. Nh Dsows, how = y
thse you are always ct whsn oaln
Sho-OA. lust luck.-IifA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

"dey'll know who IL Is when dey see
now he's trun down"
HOWARD FIELDING.