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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-24
Warning Jiaus-;an..

KANSAS Cry. Feb. -, \ special
from Topeka. Kansas says: Thefrends
Of Judge Martin are making trcmen
,lous effort to prevent the election Of an
other senator. His ease here is in the
hands Of DIR. S. +. Nicely and J. B. Chap
man. who say they will seek to get the
democratic state central committee to
gether TO take action. The chairman of
the committee ". {. Jones. is at pres
ent in Oklahoma.
Owing to the death of Leland J. Webb.
whose father. Judge W. &. Webb. is
counsel for the Dunsmore house. consid
GRAFTON of the Gum habeas corpus case
was adjourned by the supreme court
this morning until 2p. m. The report IS
general that tine populists are seeking to
delay the case until they can adjourn
the Legislature. but this the popnlists
deny. They declare that the Legislature
will last the full fifty days. which will
carry it until the sth Of March.
The republicans apparently have no
fear Of the result should the court de-
eide the case on its merits But they
are not SO confident of success should
the court decide it on the question Of
jurisdiction. So many courts Of the
country have held minority Legislative
bodies To be lie facto organizations that
some republicans are little apprehen-
sive Of the result Of the ease uow pend
inlf
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Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and will sure
ly do you good il you have acough. cold.
or any trouble with throat. chest or
lungs. DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds is
guaranteed to give relief or money will
paid back. Sufferers from la grippe
found it just the thing. and under it's
use had speedy and perfect recovery.
Try sample bottle at our expense and
learn for yourself just how COON thing
it is. Trial bottles free at Wright's
drug store. Large size jUc and 81.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-24
A l.Anslnn Idea.

In certain London restaurants each
customer is allowed to make his or her
tea The waitress lights the gas burner
which Is affixed To each table, and sets
thereon silver kettie Then she pre-.
seuts To the teaiilaker Il silver c;.,i,,,
divided INTO coniilr, ,nents and Offering
n choice %: Soscion-. Geylon or Il, !,
tea Any one WHO Is compelled ~ ,iri,.5
til. lukewarln stuff called tea 1T res
taurants will appreciate the new idea
1 .,n.lr, I
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-24

NEW YORK. Feb. =, A Brookyille,
Pa. special to a morning paper says
George 4. jerks will he the attorney
general in Mr.. Cleveland's second ad-
ministration. He received the news Of
his appointment from Mr.. Cleveland in
three kilograms Monday. the last one ar
rivingat l: 10 o'clock in the afternoon.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-24
An Upright y Judge.

WASHINGTON. Feb. =. The president
will make no nomination Of a successor
to Judge jackson. In the first place
Judge jackson has not resigned. and
it is understood that he will tender
his resignation to Mr.. Cleveland or else
delay il SD long that the senate will not
have the time to confirm his successor.
even il President Harrison should nomi-
nate
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-24
bids for Medical Attendance

OFFICE OF THE County CERK
Or CUSTER County
MILES CRY. Mont. Feb. q. 1893.
Sealed proposals for furnishing med
ical attendance tincluding medicinel
"s saes the s,ssl. s. e the County ss11 se
sasd for the se year 81 succssding March 8. isss.
will be received ut this Office up to l.
O'Clock m.. Monday. March g. 1&a
any or all bids.
By order Of the Board Of County
Commissioner
A. II. SwERDriGER.
Clerk q huard.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-24

PIrTsBuRG. Feb. -. Hugh O'Don
nell. Jack Clifford and Hugh Ross
leaders Of the Homestead strike. charged
with riot. conspiracy and treason. were
released yesterday ON $1,000 bail each
The accused have been in Jail for three
months. They left for Homestead al
once.
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wE.s u ...:....... May Do.

Mr. Graynns--1 as,i,,. ,nail. Was It yon
who pa'ti :,.ai tie s,.9.. ii morning
that / d. :; ti.,.r ...,.l,D n lie wttsss:.
Pill yf,I -. =:
I.,}g,..t ps. .ir 1t .,..s Il clean
seaop tua.
MIR. ti.".yEes with Il sroaii,-CleaE
scoo. Is :nc right naIue Tor ii. yofnn.
man. |. was. only s.,.Wa,. and when l
went home this, afternoon | found that
mr. wife had seen the ifem and had spent
the day buying laces and lewelry on u
GjU, 900 basis,-Chicago Tribune.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-24
MCINTYRE
MERCANTILE
COMPANY.

- l. y /, 81, .osnd4icr. Mi.i
>,.ii ilpm Hare inr New OK.
lie has accepted the challenge
q, Gorge i. Slosson to play 4
mt;ca, and a series Of games
t,idt W;il constitute IN event III
t..c ANAL, + billiards may be
looked far. 5chacicr has lost
n.ac Of hi, n.i time skill and AS
c.sei. Of the coitcstant, has de-
l. ugd the other. the result is
t +, :. certainty.
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tyisle,,ce of Good Sait}..

''Df cc,irse YOU are willing To work. =
observed the lady.
How can sou doubt it." protested the
tramp when after IA short rest he at
tackled with renewed yigor the chicken
leg she had given him.-Detroit Tribune
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-24
The " Nv.

S!;idds-l wish | could get great
literary name.
Snooper--.All yorl have to do is to win
Prize fight. Truth
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-24

See our new line OF ladic, and
chidrcn's shoes.
We have added some fine shoes
and greatly enlarged our shoe de-
partmcnt.
We solicit your trade in foot
wear; our quality is right and
prices low.
Special discount for few days.
Our so ladies kid is the best
thing for the money we have
en-.
Spring wash goods are now in
stock.
Notice of same later.
Cash only.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-24

s.Nrii,."

..S...r. J. 2
"N-rii::.
Ma saws We - ~ bring that vor;..
TO her i,3s:et,! II :r..r.,,i,,., ever to .;l,.t
brown len wit, if. a,,,l SIC s,.,,.s ii :o:
iloi't s3':e'i, te:,"ii ,ou llf.;. - i..n .hpr
y cl,ctl' originated. -!.ifa.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-24
HhGMn AuAS'
PHYSICIANS.
0R. X. Il. REDD.
u PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office at W. f. Savages' Drug Store.

0R. l.. +. FISH.
u PHYSICIAN SURGEON AND OBsTETRnIAN
rliArat. Wundarzt und Geburt shelter, Office n,
W. Z. Saragcs' Drug Store.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-24

EPISCOPAL Emanuel Church cor Palmer and
Eleventh streets. Services Sunday at II am. and
Sp.m. Holy communion first Sunday in each
month after mOrE1ng services.
Rev. J. Pritchar.l. Rector.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-24

METHODIST Church corner Eleventh and
Pleasant streets Services at liam. aud ::s)p n
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings.
Rev. r. q. Boyian, Pastor.
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!. q. q. +. Custer LOdsee No. H. meets in
their hall every Monday night.
Seminal Encampment meets firt and thi.d FRI
day Of each month.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-24

PRESBYTERIAN Courch Corner Main Street
and Montana Avenue Services Sundays at n
am. and ID PIN. Rev. Jno. Dunlap, Pastor.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09

The g.. \. r. post committees xill
meet again Tuesday evening m Dr. Gris
v0ld'= ofNce 10 work on the plans for
Memorial day celebration. Committees
will % appointed 10 u ait upon tho heard
q education and the authorities - other
schools with reference to the program Ia
be ob-.rvv,i in the Schools.
The high school contains great j.al
81 literary ability. and Ihe0iielio- seems
bound "a bring IL out Prizes have bssn
offered FOR the best essays. stories ard
poems. and nov the pupils are hard at
work writing. Pupils and teachers com
mand the papers enterprise IN this
direction.
Iocsl architects are crowded with
work this spring. and the prospect Tor
summer building ss- never better. The
only hindrsnce tn letting contracts row
= the impending nsspns strike. Many
contracts are hcins held CT this account.
The regular monthly meeting ~ the
tcartl - managers 81 tho Woman q
home and hospital will ia held NJ the
houe. No 90 Bs,stSick Street. MONDAY
afternoon az o'ciocs \ full sttsuds
aace n th- hoard = desired.
Yesterdays bans ciearirg< s2i5 tI2-ls.
show an increase - sSaotfSs over the
corresponding sl.,y - lssi year Fer the
,.sssa - si1of.T - over the CORE
sdondinx week - i>s&
The vorisn - ,he e p board are
requested t.p nn~-t IN tie store on Non
roe street formerly ocsuris,i ~ smith d
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09

The uniform rank. Knights 81 Macca
bees. will give masquerade ball tomor
row night in the hall at No. u Pearl
street Music will he furnished by
Wells orchestra and TIE affair will he in
charge 81 the following committee: II.
+. Neper y. H Gilbert. G.. Seltzer. II.
NJ Merthel. Il. Gilliand and y. W.
Haggstrom.
The Pickwick Pedro club was highly
entertained 10y Mrs. L. Coc 81 Madison
avenue last Friday evening. The honors
were awarded to Mrs. George f.. Argard
and ID. Lynch. The consolation prizes
were won by Mr.. and Mrs. =. Rijenbal.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Free kindergarten circle of King 3
Daughters will be- held on Tuesday at Z
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. ". NJ.
Robinson. No. - Madison avenue.
a ball will he given by the Union ~
Hives. l.. q. r. NJ. at the hall. No. q
Pearl street. Friday evening. All friends
Of the l.. -. L. NJ. are cordially invited.
The Columbian section ~ Unity club
will meet next Monday evening at the
residences 81 Miss Minnie Holm's. No. III
Lyon street.
The entertainment for the South End
Ladies' Literary cluo that was To be
given April 10 and IL IL postponed.
The German Literary club will meet
Monday evening with Mayer s. Hay at
No. 10 Madison avenue.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09
W. R. Cornelius Resigns.

W. Il. Cornelius. assistant paymaster
- the Grand Rapids Il Indiana road.
has resigned. the resignation To take
effect immediately after the coming pay
trip. Mr.. Cornelius will go Ia Chicago
o. complete bis musical education. He
will take lessons on the pipe organ
under the tutorship ~ Clarence Eddy.
the eminent organist. Mr.. Cornelius
has been in the railr ,ad business here
fur the past fifteen years. having been in
tho paynsster's Office Tor six years ~"
"a. perhaps best knosn IN the musical
circles II the city. lie has been organ
list IN the Fountain Street bapt 81,
church Tor four years. For three years
previous he was orgsnist IN the Vest
minister pr.shy t~risn church. Mr.. Cor
nelius has unusual musical ability and
is ono - the best or,,anists in the city.
Hs - a genial. accommodating gentle
maa and an Efficient rsllroad mar.
Arthur Sharp Will succeed him a.
Henry SulliYsn's asa, slant.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09
HE SENDS A LETTER
To Superintendent Mitchell Con
cerning HIS Poor Wife.
HAlsEy IS SORRY FOR HER
She Will Go to kalAmA y o-. f,s itlencs
That the Husband Negi~csssi Her.
News of the Local Cosrts-

Mrs. William Halsey 81 Charles street
was examined in probate court yes'er
day and an order xss made admitting
her 10 the asylum at Kalamazoo. The
testimony shows that the furniture IN
the HOUSE is not paid for and that there
il 10 property with which to support her.
Mrs. Hals-y has sister and brother In
Fort Worth. Texas. but no relatives in
this part of the country. Superintendent
Mitchell received letter from William
lisl-ey. dated at Plsinwell. in which be
says he Was surprised to learn of his
wiie's condition. lie SAYS she has been
insane at times FOR several years hut she
IL perfectly harmless. and he thinks il
getting better every day. He saws
medical experts have advised him 10 do
as he is doing sd long as she IL improv
ing. He said he would return home i'm
mediateiy.
Those who have been caring Tor Mrs.
Ilalscy say they do not know how Hal
sey is able to form any opinion Of his;
wife's condition, as he has not been
home 10 see her in three months.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09
New. OF Churches.

The apron sale held for the last few
days at NJ. \. Formbys store on Monroe
street by the women - Trinity church
was discontinued last night. The aprons
left will be offered for sale next Thurs
dsy night al a social to be given nj the
residence Of Mrs. Fletcher. No. 23Clancy
street
On Monday. at r. m. and 40 p. m.
there will be a special instruction IN -.
Marks church Ia candidates for con
iirma,ion. and ON Friday evening Bishop
Gillespie will confirm candidate In ~.
Marks who is leaving the city before the
regular confirmation April :n.
Mrs. Eliza H. Sunderland ~ Ann
Art-or. who breaches at Temple
Emanuel today. made very pleasant
impression by her paper before the
Womans = congress here a year and a
half sgo.
The Rev Dr. Wilkinson and wife are
guests "a bishop George ID. Gillespie
No. l'i2 Fountain street Dr. Wilkinson
will preach IN - Marks this morning
Charity organization meeting at Park
congregational church. Tuesday even
ing. April IL. at I'D Ministers please
announce
The ladies - st Faul's church will
hold fair and bazaar "Wednesday and
Thursday a the last week m the meath
The song service in 1T Marks tonight
at 10 =. m. will embrace a large part Il
the special Faster music.
-. Marks academy will resume iis
sessions on Monday si ? a. VA.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09

Omer II. Simonis. who was horn and
reared i'm this city. formerly of the firm
of Simonds j Fletcher. is here from Du
lutb. his present home. with his son sis
iting friends.
W. X. Cornelius. assistant paymaster
~ the u. L. 4 |. Railroad company. and
wife are expected to return this morn
ing from a weeks visit at Spring Lake.
Mrs W. j. Russell. who has been Wis
iting friends in Muskecon county for the
past four weeks. has returned home
somewhat improved IN health.
Mrs Sizeling and Miss MacBlake ~
Nuskegon spent the past week in this
city the guest IL Miss Nellie Shields of
Second avenue.
l. A. RS VanDugteren is back from
kalamazoo. where he has been reform
ing the system of keeping the accounts
Of the aSylum.
Judge u. G.. Paige ~ Petoskey. past
grand chancellor ~ the knights 81
Pythiss, was in. the city yesterday on
legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs \. II. Moseley of No III
Madison avenue returned last night
from six weeks visit IN Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois.
l.. Fred Peabody. stenographer for the
Valley City Milling company. IL spend
ing Sunday with his parents at Null
ken.
Born. April s. to Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
4. Denton 81 Lowell daughter.
T.. \. Moseley il expected To return
from his eastern trip today.
Elmer r.. Stanton is confined To his
home by illness
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09

The dat - the forthcoming coscert
~ the Boston symphony orchestra has
been ixe'i fpr Msy L. The orchestra
vill s,pme here from Chicago. where It
vii open the musical department - the
worlds fair ~ giving tSo concerts. MAY
II anil Is The "a the last season that
the magnetic CONDUCTOR. Arthur Nikisch
viii coatfol the symphonists. - he has
h~er appointed cprrt director = the
Ruds resth opera houss The orches
ia this SEASON has the sided attraction
q cne ~ the best prins donns= nos 30
FIRE the pubic. Felicia hsschosl,a. the
Russian Spprsno. Although she has
tesn IN this country only one wear she
hss r,sr, p, ha~ses reputation - 30
proui - She appeared iast fail with
the iIsmruSsh orchestra sud created a
sensation wherever she sppesred
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09
Very Pleasantly Remembered

Miss Anna Cox. ~ aoee resignation in
the county registers office took effect
yesterday. vss kindly remembered hy
Tho Real H-tate Tralcrs' association
shich presented her with a fine act -
sroons consisting - siy teasponns, a
sugar spoon anil berry spccn. ac-
fsoru psnvln1 the present vas ietter
signed by the president and secretary -
the Association. " ahich u wa stated
that the present uss bat q faint evprss
slon - th~ appreciation the members
feit for the niforra kinda~=s which they
bad rnceivsd Fl her hsnd= daring her
ten Years q service N the Office
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09

sanford tcnsossov afternoon az 3 oelocs
Ia make arrangements for the coGine
rally.
The Moth Park Street Railway coca
pans has contracted With Mrs o. \
Wells fss her orchestra II epght pieces tp
furnish massc daily az the pavilion this
sssson, beginning May l. Mrs Wells
aAs eszAxed three additional musicians
from the eastern part cf the state.
Gus Smith did not obey the order Of
Judge Hsxgerty u appear IN police
eosTt yesterday afternoon for sentence
en a conviction II disorderly. and last
tight he wss arrested on commitment
and lodged In Jail.
About 6fty young women. students Of
the Westssn Michigan college, accom-
panied BY their teachers visited the jail
Yesterday afternoon and we're escorted
through the corridors by the jaii attend
anita
At the ministers conference IN the I
NJ &. A. builsiipg Monday afternoon the
Rev. Mr.. Higgins viii present a papes
resisxinz the Rev. DF. William Elliot
Grirhs' book on The Song IT SOLOMON.
The contract for building the court
hous. at Ludington has been let IN 4.
H. Goedke of Ludington at S.2i5. The
next highest bidder Was ContractOi
Crccker IL this city.
A meeting to complete the orgsnizs
tion of the associated charities NIL hs
held in the Park congregational church
on Tuesday night. A full attendance i-
earnestly desired.
Wednesday night the Bicycle club will
entertain the state board IL the L. A.W
A dancing party will b. given. aud a
maple sugar social will le one of tn,
features.
Frank T. Carpenter did his las, day :
work In the county clerks Office yester
day. NJ. has been in the Office for tel
years lie will practice law.
( \ blaze IN a bale IL rags in the old
felt boot factory near the Bisssil factor,
called out the department yesierda,
/ No damage Was done.
Mrs. q. 7. Coffin has returned from
New York with choice selected novelties
which she offers her patrons on anC
I after April IL.
The Rev Dan r. Bradley will speal
/ in the y. NJ. 4. \. building AT O'Clock
/ today Miss Goodman " III sing al thi:
meeting.
| The Soldiers horne spring exodus has
begun. Several of the inmates hav,
already departed for their summer vaca
| tion.
The hnneral ~ Howard Fuller will b,
/ held at mis- late residence. No. l.O Turnel
street. on Monday at = p. IN.
The Hespcrus club met in the War
wick last night.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09
Court NOas~.

One ~ the jurors in the case Of
Matthias Miller w. John Franz in the
circuit court belongs to the Advent
church and asked Ia be- excused from
serving on the jury Nsterday. The case
WAS therefore adjourned To Monday.
Mrs Oliver Pratt was allowed to GO on
suspended sentence in police court yes
terday She was charged with attempt.
ing 10 steal some goods from Spring X
Co q store.
John DelIof was held for trial in JUS
tice Browns court yesterday on charge
81 disposing of team sold under con
tract
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09

Last nght Poet T. Knights - he
Grip held q p".iro party aud sorisi N
Fiks haf About iH guests we're pres
ert sfF@@ saa iuhs rsfreshrients we're
serssd Previous - the s1risi ss-@ssr
t,isire-- rseeiiuc waa t~lst IN s~ss-,s
went - - r~ufa sss ievissi upon each
rseritH.ar II ass lscisied p rent The
Eixs hsll ~ f,1fure MEETINGS Prnai
rl@nf I-rea sn3 Secretary Nsssuiry ?
The state s@.ssessfton Niii - invited -
attena the next nsorthsF meeting Tho
rfs~i SOW hss - aseruf~r- s0l - "a a
--.-- ----------s- ss>zssats sa-
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09
Police Court.

JUDcF IiaGGERTY-Adrian Bomlje. Den.
mis- katen, Henry Van den Berge. dis
orderly; paid s337. Cornelius Van
den Berge. Cornelius Van Popcran.
disorderly. sentence suspended. John
Deurt and Ben Van Poperan. dis
orderly: fifteen days. Arthur Cobb
larceny: sentence deferred. Mrs
Oliver Pratt. larceny; sentence sus
pended. Frank Donaldson. embezzle-
ment; adjourned To April l3
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09
Surine Impcrtal Conclaye.

II is expected that at least 100 mem
bers Of Saladin temple. Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine. will attend the imperial
conclave to bs held in Cleveland June
H. George r. Buss. Lou Il. Winsor and
\. ID. Swarthout are the delegates from
Saladin temple. The pilgrims will have
a special caravan il enough decide To 60.
II not they will journey from oasis Ia
oasis IA best they can.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09

The arrangements for the grand X. ri
+. banquet. Ia he given in the New Liv-
ingston Wednesday night. have all been
completed. Covers will be laid for ~
gueets. Grand Chancellor William II.
I.oomis will act AZ toastmaster. and the
affair will he the most elaborate thing ri
the kind ever attempted by local
pythians
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09
Circuit Court.

JUpcr GRovE-Frank s. Carpenter vs.
Will Delano. assumpsit: time tn settle
trial extended twenty days.
JrpcE ADsrr-Joseph r. Cooley vs..
William Wykes. replevin; trial begun.
Harry Hubbard vs.. Harry w. Long.
trespass on the case; stay extended
sixty DAYS.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09
kcllogg-ArroWamith.

Frank -. Kellogg and Mics Carrie Ar
rowsmith were married in the bride
home in Sparta Tnesday evening. Miss
Lottie Arrowsmith. teacher in the Sibley
stree, school. was the bridesmaid and
Mr.. Loren Kellogg gr"omsman. \
dozen persons from the city attended
the wedding.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09

III ADAMS. the young s~ischmsn Who
vas injured internally hy h~ing caught
between t~o care last Thursday. died
from his injuries last evening in ~
Marks hospital He vas unmarried
and the body rill taken tn the home ~
his Parents
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09
COURT RECORDS
Superior Court.

JUpGE BUKLINGAME- The People VS..
John b. Hughes. saloon open after
hours: recognizance on appeal in sum
of 900 taken in court. with John Hall
as surety. Flora 4. Poole Va. COnsoli
dated Street Railway company; tres
pass on the case.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09

Mes fhsra 4 ppoie obtained q ter
sief for ssfs. damages against the Con
slriatrsi Street Radsay company -
fEi5 the unTntae after the IHry had
f-e-n ioeSed NJ ssrce . n. The case
e2~ 6rst L3ed at The iast ta<n IL the
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09

The directors - the Kent County Ac
ricuiural eociety will hold q special
meeting in Secretary Cos's Office AZ
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon for the pur
y-p@e ~ appointing sup~rintendenfe and
con miftees for the several exhibition
derartmen,s for the coming fair.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09

sisperior court and resulted ia . die
ss1eement. Mis- Poole VAS injured
ahlie siishtiEg from a street car q,
k.aed's Lake. The defendant viii prob
hiS appeal.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09

Nancy 7. Danovan. Kslsmazs.o. Val
10y tsty
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09

Vuion suits are ceiling rapidly At
stAader's this ssss,u.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09
Stand
Alone.

r. Is a fact wh,ch can be prov.
On Nv q Sngle u,al thar the favr
gwen TO cskes- paddlngs, creams.
sauces. etc. by
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09

T. "a natural - the fruit, md o.
n'irh unlike. m deLsase favor aad
strength. the cheap extracts ss can
pcsuhsv - imagined
n these respects, they sacd
alone m The rsafkct
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09

Childrcn's sailors. ready trimmed. at
IL and - cents, at Adams 4 Co., No. ~
Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09

nETTENTHl/ER is headquarters for
UIUL"|"HLLH Fish, Game, Oys-
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-09

Gentlemcns Spring
Suits light, strong styl-
ish. look well. fit we'll
wear well, $500.