davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald., 1893-10-21
TIE WEEKS oLEARANoHs.
Galveston Makes tho Best Showing fe
the Week.

NEW York, Oct. 20.-Following is
Brsdstreet's tabulated result Of the
bank clearances of the principal cities OF
the United States for the week ending
Thursday, October 10th:
The herald., 1893-10-21
.snIY Dear Hubby:n

l want you to take me to the great auc.
ton sale Of large family lots on Angeleno
q homer and the benedict will comply,
for he knows good thing when he sees
it. The sale begins at o'clock p. m.
Remember, there is no reserve or
limit. The lots will be sold. Maps,
catalogues and special free tickets over
Temple street cable road at Easton,
Eldridge & Cc.'s, l2l S. Broadway.
The herald., 1893-10-21
Nice Discrimination.

George is handsome, bearded colored
man, not black, but Of Spanish COM
plexion, who is managing man-buyer.
butler and general factotum-for Bos-
ton lady who keeps an expensive board
ing house "on the hill" The manners
of George, who was bred in the south,
are perfect-at once self respectful, easy
and flattering to each boarder's feeling
of personal consequence.
He is one of the rare men who are al
ways deferential and never servile,
Though but a head waiter, he might
well be called gentleman. That he has
a very nice discrimination in language
this true anecdote will show:
The point on which George is touchy
is the reputation of the boarding house
in which he is so trusted, SO liked and SC
much the managing man. He is assidu-
GUS in maintaining the table on liberal
scale and seeing that no boarder lacks
anything or waits unduly for any atten
ton by reason of the neglect of the minol
servants, who are all women.
If they are all busy, George "fills the
gaps" Thus it CHANGED one day moi
long ago that he leaned deferentially
over the shoulder of a new boarder and
said, apple pie and ice cream, sah."
The new boarder is somewhat deal
and long accustomed to less liberia
boarding houses. Not sure that he hai
heard George Alright, he looked around
and said:
"What? Apple pie or ice cream"
mo, sab, not here, sab! Apple pie
and ice cream, sah," said George, with
admirable suavity and perfect vindica
ton Of his boarding house from possible
suspicion of being one of those places
where they offer the guests nothing more
than a choice between dishes of dessert
YOUTHS Companion.
The herald., 1893-10-21

regular baseball gwen with every pair Of
boys shoes sod during the opening week OF
he lerfect Fitting Shoe company. 122 eouth
spring kt.
The herald., 1893-10-21

Old Turner Hall down Spring 10 Fifth 10
Broadway, to second, to Spring, around Tenn
pie block. down Main to new Turner Halt
building, where the following exercises VIII
take place:
l. Overture Riverside band.
2. Opening address by the president OF the
day, ]. Kuhrts.
s. Address-Hon. Mayor T. X. Rowan of Los
Angeles.
4. song with band accompauiment-Sins
ing section of II. v. q. aud Riverside band.
5. Poem for the occasion-0. Vogel
g. Speech-Ex-Nayor Hon. H. Il. Hazard.
z. Laying of the corner stone by Hon. T, e.
Rowan, Jacob Kuhrts, j. p. Krempel. l.. Win
ter. II. Bsrtning, q. }. Kubach, C. Leonard,
Aug. Dorsch.
s.. Oration-By Judge Louis Gottschalk.
8. Song-Singing section of T. V. @.
10. Music-By the band.
The herald., 1893-10-21

Itching Aching Piies-Halps Cream salve
VIII give immediate relief and is positive
cure 25c and soc. OFF d. Vau shn's drug store,
toufth and spring streets,
The herald., 1893-10-21

Mr.. Charles Erickson stated at the
HERALD office last night that the charge
of forgery against his brother, Mr.. Fred
Erickson, published in an evening paper
was baaeless. He showed papers, in
cluding the draft which was alleged to
be forged, and which was marked paid.
The matter of the Jacoby Bros. account.
Mr.. Erickson explains, is all settled and
that there was nothing criminal on his
brothers. part. Mr.. Fred Erickson, his
brother states, has unfortunately COM
mitted some indiscretions, but his
faults deserve, he says, no harsher
term.
The herald., 1893-10-21

John T. Stories was arrested last
night and taken to the county Jail.
Stories is accused by his father Of hav-
ing robbed him OF over 5000. The par
ties reside at Norwalk.
The herald., 1893-10-21
Grand Celebration
IN HONOR OF THE
Laying ofthe Corner stone
OF THE
NEW TURNER H AL L,
SUNDAY, OCTOBER %, 1898.
ORDER OF MARCH

GRAND PARADE AT p. NJ. SHARP.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

srs really 10 - enibsd ous Ger sess-s u
any time. - they are slusys 10 present
able eoadisiua H. peocs~sssa uti
form - The curnss a 66ssDus svssss
and Summer stssss aLout o'ciock.
hesd~d BY platoon q police. followed
By brass band The ire department.
and apparatus sii bsiss up the rear.
under The direcfioa II The EAsshaL The
rsvisu uiil consume but an
hour 90 too snd ell u the
poiicsUen. excepting thoss vho ass
sctuaIiy needed 81 The station vili b
called IN ~ Join the paxs<ts The pro
csussou ell eontinus dove Summer
street - West bridge thence 70 Canal
and up Nonros street where the hnsrd
q police and Sirs commissioners will
vieu the tispisy fsoa the pask- The
parade last year Vas on Saturday. June
III. and had iase dishandsd when tho
hercest Ore known in the city Tor several
Year, called the department into service.
PoWers' opera house vas On firs and
when the alarm was soundsd several oe
the boys usrs 10 shs scs q taking on
their white shiSts which they had vorn
in the parade. 6oms u them pallsd the
garment and ran. others gave u hitch
downward and answered the call With
cut buttoning the collar. They oil got
there just tho same but the hre vas Z
stubborn one sad the building vss de-
utroyed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

The members q thu board u revieu
vii hegia this week waiting property
GA shich appeals have been made from
th- assessment rolls. They have been
very busy sor q week past IN eorrectIng
,hs tangled t-Dos- handed IN by h-super
v.eorr. IL sss discovered that Super
visor Lindemuider "a the tenth ward
bal EFT several descriptions ~ the rolls
eufir~iy II was necessary 20 send Tor
Nr Lsnd-rnul,i~r 70 correct the mis-
take Had II not bern discovered the
osness q IN. property would have
s-sspsd paving any tases Many other
supervisors made bad mistakes IA their
rolls snd q vas necessary 60 call them
IN n explain. II siA b. many days Re
fire the rolls are N SHAPE 20 compsis any
rxures
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

Dssns q Nsvs evua vsssDas srAoss
- TonchDsa

Dss1s q Nsvs evua vsstpas scAoss
90 ToncADsA
The managers u shs Chiidrens hons
and hospital vill keep the kindsrgAsses
tn that inssatuti0a run duxlng The Sam
ass noashol Mi0 Anna Hull Who has
Charge q the kindsegArtso. ell Rave
the usek fos visst ~ the wostds fnas.
sfss< vhicA - viii spsed the rssasindsr
a shs sunn<r With he's pAseats n sson.
iasson. Ky. Miss Maria baskss he e.
copied he pnsitloa a tsachss In the
ho>ns los ths sunoss.
The Wsfssloo street tree kindssgarssn
Utii - Kept runsing all sumusr. aud n
exempt wiil b made 70 keep the Tree
kindsrysstsn On Ottawa strses also run
ming.
Mm l. W. Treat y in Albany. ~ T..
ekviag . cpurss Of lectures Tor the kin
dorR1sson uosk there. Juns 10 che Ssii
% % Coiumbus. Ohio. sos vccks work.
July shs viil rstsrn 10 Grand RApsds
and Opsu the summer school She vii
divide - tias during the ssason BE-
tween Bay View kindergarten training
schos1 and ths sUmmes school In thss
city.
NrA Mary L Sly. director Of St
MArhs kindsfgsrtsa and primary class.
uin lsevs Wednesday Tor Chicago to
take cAssgs al the kindergarten Of =
college settlsmsnt for the summer. She
vill sssums her Wosk in 81 Marks IN
Septnmhog
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05
Novel Scheme mr. Next Fourth OF July
CeDehgnetua.


NV YoRk, June A.-Miss Mary
Deane. representing the Daughters Of
the American Revolution on the Colum-
bian Liberty Bell committee. has ad-
dressed = letter from Washington to the
managers q the worlds exhibition ct
Chicago. urging that the Fourth Of July
next shall be made particularly Liberty
Bell Day the honors being divided be-
tween the old liberty bell and the
Columbian liberty bell that will be rung
for the first time that day. She also
urges that not only the sons and dsugh.
tiers Of the American revolution. but all
other patriotic societies shall join that
day. each in the different localities
throughout the United States. IN follow
ing Chicago's example and in having
an old fashioned Fourth Of July. call
ing the event particularly Liberty
Bells Day" She urges that at the time
that the Columbian Liberty Bell shall
ring at Chicago that day, that the
bells all over tho land shall take up the
refrain from Maine to San Francisco
and from Key West to Puget sound.
Her thought 10 that the balls through
out the country shall not ring ut IL noon
ut the time Of the day With them. but
at the time that 10 IL o'clock noon in
Chicago. 30 that all the bells throughout
the land will 10 r.nging at the same mo-
ment. She suggests also that Col. Alex
andef +. Mcclure Of the Philadelphis
Times bs invited ~ special representa-
tive OF the prcss to deliver an Grafton ii
Chicago. taking a. his subject The
Welcome Of the Old Liberty Bell to the
New
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

n L. Polk = Cosnpany's Complete and
Accurate Prod csson fbr 1903

n L. Polk = Compamy's Complete and
Accurate Pro<iscsson mr. 1903
X L. Polk 4 Co.'S state gazetteer Tor
lsi0 has Just been issued. IL IN pond.
erous volume % 2lO pages. and Is the
most elaborate thing ~ the kind that
the company has yroduced IL contains
more than 10000 names u persons do
ing business IN the state. In the front
part Of the gazetteer 10 history 81 Mich
gan and a very accurate map of the
state. In addition there 10 complete
li-t % the governors since the date IL its
occupation by France. lat ~ the pres
ent state officers including Judges ~ the
federal ard circuit courts and officers ~
the state institutions the oficers III all
state Associations. the resident foreign
sDnsuls. membess u the state hoar,i~ -
visitors. hs,s - county s~a;s and county
officers and ~ banks and bankers. the
names and officers Il oil insurance com.
panies doing business An Michigan. and
Z schedule - statutory prvvsloos that
effect the es,llecssn ~ debss There 10
Q complete list n all newspapers. all
sssamtosf and railroad lines. and Michi
gan Hell Telephone osiccs. In fact the
gazetteer contains atout all the general
information concerning Michigan, which
anybody ordinarily neesls
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

\ national reciprocity convsntion viii
or~n ia ~ Paul this morning and the
keai board u trade gill b represeuled
IN that b.dy by William Alden Smith
aud John =. Lawrence. The third dele
gate. Gen- b. ". Cuschsoa. could not at-
tend
ChaFi-s BrogIan. eolored. vas ss.
r--tesilhy Detective Smith last night for
carrying concealed wesponA namely. =
revolver. The warrant vas Issued on
complaint u Albert Crnby.
Next Sunday Will be observed q Chill.
drea's day by tho ~ z. churchss il The
city. and the week members % the Sun.
day schools will be busy preparing for
the su,postant event
Jaascs AcNSmsra. the 10 year old son
- NJ. +. Mcnamara. Of No. q Lake ave-
nue.. gave bisthday party Saturday -
a cotnpany % frienda He received many
pretty presents
The steamer Valley City viii begin
regular trips down the river next week
The Barrett 10 running three times .
week and has an abundance q water.
The foreign missionary societies of the
the Grand Rapids NJ. h. district will be-
KIN tao days meeting in Joy Memo
rial church NEXT Thursday afternoon
Fred Ferguson was assaulted by .
tough gang on heni street late Saturday
night. and wss badly beaten. He viii
probably have them arrested today.
~ the meeting % the Retail Grocers'
association thls evening arrangements
for the social session u De held Monday
night. June -. will DO discussed.
John &. Duaton has resigned - SEC
rotary - the Vest Michigan Park aaso-
cistioa. The hotel at Ottawa Beach u
still without q landlord
Soldiers. have your pension papers
executed by Charles n Gfhson ssuc
crs~pr o. r /. DsrlingL room r. old
iioo-emsn block-
The peninsulsr Building and Loan a.
~neiatsD Will bold its annual meeting
THIS evening IN ito Office IN the Michigan
Trust building
Tonnorfos night Capt y NJ Williams
- William AIKEN smith camp. ;. q. v.
wi appoin, an executive committee foI
the camp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05
TO ENFORCE THElAW
Moro Arrests 10 Be Made It
Reeds Lake.
NO moaE SUNDAY ICE CREAM
4 Lively scrap - ~ ks.<ss Tsosss-
dny. - WhtcA a. O0ces
Ls-s. HI wsaSA
no m0aE SUNDAY ICE CREAM

Notwithstanding thu arrest Of ths
Hssds I4fs ssIoonks<p~rs last Aondsy
epr ks-psns thar piscss ovsa fos bsss-
49, oQ sunday. the sAkxzss usse vs1s
Open all day yesterday. and vet goods
zero dispensed - freely - before. The
usual sanbsr q drusks vsss bvought
n the ~ By ths village e0essa. ana
their -jegx- vses a he ordinary dinea,
saoa~ rhs arrest q The alssnhespsn
sro0ssd the wrath q themselves ed
thsis fyssnts. and ~ turn the table, %
thns- sho lnstigztsd the complaint
MEASURES vers taxed yesterday -
essss The arrest Of all pesspas who
were engaged la any bosineas thsss
shztsvsr James Doherty. deputy mar
shat II the village "a East Grand Rap
.ds. and deputy sheriff under sheriff
Nc<ueen. ts..k two nen With han yss-
t~rssA, sad waited the lsmossshs and ics
cream st2ads. coda foan taias~ photo
graph galleries. boat housps. merry 90
rounds. cigar sf4nds. etc. and pass0a-
lzsd theul. even having their pscSurus
tsksa. Cor the purposs q obtaining esi-
eence upon xhich 10 bass an application
Cor warrants Dohsrty said last even
ing that this morning he viii swear out
warrants Zoe the arrest u about thirty
ysgsons Who cold soft drinks. etc. and
rested bosts yesterday.
Aaslns thee. brought 10 the Jail Last
aight under arrest sas Thomas Ken
nesiy. fis vas arrested by Constable
Leech and Deputy Marshal Doherfy. but
not until after hard light Kennedy
and crowd were uaaking . disturb-
aGce IN the street near the pavilion and
Lrech attempted % make an arrest.
The eTo1d attacked the officer aud
pohesty seat 10 has assistance. There
Wa a hand To hand tight fos . short
time. but kennedy ssd John Waltz
were pinched. while the others escaped
During the hight some one IN the crowd
snaicAed Constable Leechs 80 silver
watch from MA vest pocket and got
axay aaob-ersed-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

Ye~sesday's Swe1sesin9 Heat Va
''Swelsce" Enough Gbr All

Yesserday's Swelseeing Heat was
''sweiscs" Enough Sbr All
Yesterday wss red letter day for the
man that wants 10 know IL its hot
enough for yous"
Ii sus the first time the irrepressibls
terrier had attained Q dead open and
shut thing this season. and be made
the most of IT, But there 10 . grim
satisfaction In knowing that hls collar
vilted the same - every body slse's, and
that part u the starch trick.ed down
the hack a his week.
A South American Indian Who 10 nc
cusfomed TO wearing only gee string
and red paint undershirt. would have
found yesterday an agreeable spring
day. A tangled haired Hottentot who
never notices the heat until his
heels beVin to evaporatc. might
have complained OF the GOODNESS.
But to resident OF the
Valley City Who has worn his heavy
nanuels and his storm overcoat ever
since the ides Of October. the day was
calorifexous revelation The heat was
oppressive rather than intense. The
thernomstes We the coolest thing in
the city. The tiny column OF mercury
climbed 10 the So notch about o'clock.
and watched the crowded electpic cars
speed Zoe Reeds lake. Then the quick
silver decided that il wouldn't attempt
10 break any records. IL had not had
any training for seven months and
feared the consequences Of q sudden
standing high jump But the enervat
ing sultriness made up fos any def
cheney in actual heat. and everybody
imagined that the weather vas 10 de
eYess warmer than il really vas. The
$50 perspired and the rabble sweat. and
the crowds that tiocked to the
resorts we're q uncomfortably hot rs the
psrson Who fingered along the shady
side Of Monroe street. and lacked the
ambition TO hail q passing car. The
man that has been kicking all the spring
because the ground hadn't thawed out.
dad not seem especially gratitied because
his Ssh was realized; and an optimistic
individual In q Wealthy avenue car. who
remarked that such weather WAS good
for the crops. narrowly escaped being
nassacred by Q sweltering mob. The
mans offcnse WAS heIuous one at best
and perhaps he deserved the fate that
vas intended for him.
The persons that went TO church yes
terday were in minority in comparison
with the multitude that stayed
away. The day was hardly one
that could arouse the spiritual
interest of either saint or sinner. Blu,
il was just az bad for the world. the
flesh and the devil. too. The world and
the 1esh writhed and sweltered under
the scorching rays of the sun. and even
the devil must have felt that IL vas un
comfortably realistic II yesterday was q
sample u the summer days that are Il
come. the man that owns an ice houss
and an asbestos shirt will be q primes
ufon earth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

shortly after no-nn y>stessiay Andrsw
whsien anil en- q ssrsnJvtiie se~are
~~se driving .. lizard sfr~~t. -h.n sh~
hor-e bs.sps- frizht-n-i sol ran AMY
The csryisss ecsiisied 9Th . riI~ q
stsstss and The eecupsnis we're thfcs n
4, no xroanst WAsl~s vs~ hsify n
iure.i .baas The bead. hst the t-rp 60
Gagged 18th sight brni-e- The ear
rage 49, aarn sas,f shpsst sia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

John LATHE. wotkmsn In L,ncols
park. 80 injured saturday By q falling
sisne. lie %. AIDING N lifting . heavy
ssrne ~ TIE TIP n the store founds
tisn IN the PARK sheo a rnps aa the dee
rick shpr~a ard the ssone fall % him
sniusinx hin lnternslly ". sac ear
ried - BIO ho.ne on Pine street vh~ee
Dv Clark attended him. Va ZONES
ser~ bru<rn. bat bis injuries are ron.
s.ierssf ~ -erioes nsfor-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05
RUPTURE IN sCRoTUM CURED,

Oar little 10y ~s< cured - Rurs,sre n
>.-rssosn ~ ~. Car Todd, L. North n
s,saaa STREET. ,.f-sd kafs,is. Nah. W. arr
=, glad t.Saa~e iekaaio as si~sy- IN -
asash faia. and etss.i ali ,le sirs~. Aos noe
bis faTaaru y ali sssne. sat he y s.ssy.
harry sna runs si.sai sd kEtnt~ sid i.lsy.
Jeas lesss
Ns- isss Fxs~s
is Jeanette II, ussaa k@s ssis. NseA
N.rch q. lea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

TIE seth .rd flssies' Literary club
has ei~cte-i aNt~r- a. falio~- Pr>sssispt.
NJ y " Hu-fssa. vtc~ pf~ssd~ns. Me-
Ns-.rn. -r-r~fsry. Nr- orr. csssr~-pr,ld
"a -ressssfy. hrs Ce-ss. tFessorss, Ma
, nn tearsi q .lsr~rfrrs. Ns~issf~s
N.rfin. Feugh rhs~. Sefantou. Jebn
n and 1.stsrtssn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

.s0.rul,s "a Chssssias 6choniA' As.
vu1nms - g1soa . Ugsos 80 . -
ssn1kn - ~ ouhjsct saA = fsiiy suait
1su1 70 nsaks Il tatssssssng- The 49,
49, go uRvs4 - - pesnRe 8 In
In - - the lass meeting = ~ co..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

John q Gray died ~ his r~riencs.
No ~ Sh-lsion street NJ | o'clock zee
s~vsisy sfserroo. Mr. Gray vss kick~d
By ose a hs delivery horses Q seek sso
Saturday night He knee ess badly in
Iur~d. bat tho see,si~n, ws- Pot c.o~si
er~d dangerous The fracture "a. .
csuvoasd enc. sed tho bsosen tos-s
projected through The f~~h he has
been .sck nearly all the spssng ADD the
shoes fr~m the sr~,si~rt as tro much
s3r ~. sssksssi SUBSTITUTION. W. sank
steadily until death came yesterday AFT
srnooo. Mr. Gray ss< II Y~sss - ss-
ard hs< her = resident 20 the eity fss
az r-srs Daring ths. tsas he be. eea
Quoted q grprefy Store st No. I'D Santh
ibivissoa .trs~t We cave. sfe and
s1os child The faa~rsI oil h. hehi
sfsn ths f~ssasnce Wednesday sftefne-.a
81 Z s'eissss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05
WILL WORTH SEEING.
Decided Bargains In Wssches-A Splen-
did Opponunity 20 Buy One.

did Opportunity 70 Buy One.
Zierlyn 4 Carstens. No. 50 Monroe
street. are making q decidedly pretty
window display. The goods represented
in the exhibit are all desirable articles.
and an inspection is well worth making.
Some IL the principal features are n
collection OF white oynx French clocks
and few specimens of rich silverware.
The great attraction in the window.
though. is the many watches exhibited.
They are n genuine bargain. They are
full jeweled. American movement and
Ducber gold filled case. warranted twenty
years. and are now being cold at eli
each. This il . rare bargain, a. the
former price was Sc5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

NEGAuNEE, June A-The remains Of
Michael Bywater. who disappeared Oc-
tober Is. were found to-day badly de-
composed near Swanzey Mine. The de-
ceased was g. years Of age. and leaves
sons in Chicago and in England.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05
RUPTUREs CURED. SIS.
No ,r--' No surgical operation,

No tr---' Ne surgical c,-.rasicn'
pr. :. Cisy T-ssi guarantee 4. rNisc> si,e
ruIsar~ cae ,hiia ~ cue half in ~ hosfr>
N.iscins- en-, everywhere II y..i >eni y -
Dr :. Cls, ro,d. Is North Di.,sssa street,
.rand Rapids. AArh-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

A fine assortment Of children's shirred
hats for - cents At Adams & Co. 20
Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05
Ssstsast
ss seats ess,ssos svaass
a-..sss .. ss.ss
W.~s. =. - ~ 90

rtss NsS.as Hest. IsssA- ss.. 49, -s.sfsed
a.sn.sis - in. 1i~s t.sai fsS.sss s1s eeses
sse. ~s~s~ .h4s sfes ssa 49, ssssa fss.i,i.svsi
as..s a,-.-e-.ss =. 80. N-sesass -st =.
al tsss = si.< ~Sssa sass sass vsil =
s<-esrle. - ~ssse ssesst s<@s svtast<l@s -
Tv.s svs 80 ~@<A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

Il. w. Bliss 4 Co. 81 Monros street
collect rents, attend ~ repairs. taxes
etc. Patronage solicited Phone 1913
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

AZ sh~ -aiai.fsfs gelnfsrsne~ the sffess
n..,u ~. Rew "A a Willisnss "a Char
kfte siu ADDE'S. ths nsstina es-sa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

fss te~ei@s ssss~i s.-~slss - TIE sssssssssia
- q tk@ tss..a n.ts4s ssis sasafsaf III
- hsta - sh4 essas@h3 ssrsse. ~ fssi sssi
SECS fsa@i s.s;'is s~Ay.a :. est~s =
- fssa.,t-sa ~ fas-fsf. ssss = trsa.
- sssk hs.st&ess - ss.s is-feii5 sazAs h~sszss
ths sssaftss
,sl@ssi En rssftn
s~@ssssfss
fsss-s.s t-.s q trsA Sss<ss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

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