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all on their feet at once ohlectlUE. Mr.. BTouks
seemed surprised, and said he would tell viva.
he wanted To prove ~ the witness. The prose-
eutOn objected 10 his telling but the veteran
kept on. aud told that the Burnham case WAS
been leyelopei that the POISON had been put
In the body after death.
Justice barrett declined to let the witness
repeat the story Mr. brooke had SO graphically
toli Mr. Brook" looked crushed, but as he
turned his!hark 10 the court lac winked grayoly
at MIR. lhanler
The case will he summed up ana will go TO
the Jury on Monday the defence hsving rested
when Mr. Brooke dismissed tho witness from
l3uflalD.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

husband jealous without mourning per-
sonaI odium by violating ethics Of social
good form. Nor does she hold il as an
offense IL her husband has a few amours
among the middle or lower classes. She
holds the honored legal position and that
she seems TO estimate as the full salts
faction Of the connubial case. This view
IL the domestic relation Is highly pro-
ductive of immoral affairs. viewed in
the light OF righteous judgment.
While | was in Mexico | did not fol-
low the advice that has 80 much been
given out in connection with Rome. l
did not do az Mexican women do. re-
ceived men who were my friends as
guests az my home and in my box at the
opera. | went into the shops and pur-
chased wares a. American women do at
home. / walked on the streets unat-
tended. and did about the same in all
respects al women do In my own coun-
try. ] was not insultsd for this some
what high handed procedure. l was
courteously treated aud nobody seemed
10 even think IL mo aa bold because.
a. the American. was privileged TO do
the american way
III seems 10 me that the middle and
the lover clazses have hotter and broad
or chances at enjoying life than their
social superiors They have more liber-
ties. Ths women are more general in
their Associations and they often 20 IN
attended.
II may say that Mexican homes are
delightful. They are not inviting on tho
outside. with their little. high. barred
windows and grim walls. But within
the place is delightful. The houses are
built around a court m which are flow
ers. trees. birds and fountains. swinging
hammocks. and bot Of other charming
things. The women IN these homes in
dancing. read novels. and think the time
vel spent II they amuse each other and
Themselves
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MusrAc,nEs ON MINISTER'S
a Queer Eject Attribated 60 the Hirsut'


4 Queer Eject Attrsbated 60 the Hirsuts
Adjournment
Recently an attack was made by q
clergyman on clerical boards, and
priests who wear these facial aslorn-
ments were warned that they were =
stumbling block 10 their congregations
This, according % the London Tele-
graph. revealed state Of matters scri-
Gus enough in all truth But worse re-
manned behind A correspondent II. the
leading church paper gravely writes:
IT am convinced. after a great deal Of
observation, that the clerical mustacho
In particular has an injurious effect
upon the brain II this gentleman I've
correct the reason OF the deterioration
Of the human race. and especially Of
parsons. Is at once made apparent. for
of late there has developed among men
Of all nations. especially clerical gentle
men, a great desire 10 grow ~ formid-
able mustaehes - nature and art con-
bined permit Hence the decrease Of
train power. II also satisfactorily cx-
plains the low position In the mental
world occupied by tho specimens of hu-
manity called ''mashsrs' OF ''dudesi."
who devote most Of their time 70 pulling
and twirling such mustaehes as belong
10 them. Conception l. clearly bound
To inquire into III j. important question.
and II I, DO vertably shown that the
wearing II mu5taches injursously Of
fccts tho brnin. nothing refnains 10 be
done bus ~ pA's . gravamsn. an artic-
Mus cleri. or vhatcv or else may be nee
esSary. sternly prohibiting all clerical
mustsches under Jain Of cxeommuniea-
ton The same gentleman sayx II
can we'll remember the genernl appear
sDsc Of the clergy fifty years ago. and I
must say that. whatever their faults,
they were o more manipulating race
than their fnu<taehed sucoessorr Of To-
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gree Of dissipation. They are up to the
Zip Of fashion. and dress very eoqust-
tishly in the French styles with the ex-
ceptian u certain native robesfor church
days and services
Bat IN matters % courtahip and per
ponal undergraduates they retain their
original conservative habits and feel
ings. II cannot be said that this strict
adherence 10 personal protection and
dignity - an evidence IL general moral
recfifufi-.
II cannot figure much ia that respect,
since personal exclussveness Is entirely
one sided. the men hcing lax IN their
moral principles and conduct. And. IN
consistent "a II may seem. tho women.
hedxd around by moral conventionah-
fies. r. not expect a large measure OF
sly kind ~ ~gootlness" 10 he mixed
with the char scteristics ~ the best Of
men.
A Young sDman has nothing whatever
g. d. with the preiIminaries ~ court
ship. An atimirer arrRnges With her
parents Tor approaches % her affections
Then the bridegroom expectant may Sc
his presumably afhance'i on Sunday
f.fteFneons IN the presencs of tie family.
Af other times DO may walk up and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

Rus what rubbish u ali this talk ~
st.e@t ps,-~ihie husbands" 4 girl takes
ths nan Who offer-. II he appears "a be-
upright. honorable and earnest In shs
dos rot che runs a risk - going 20 seed.
vita a red nose. a canary bird and lap
dos. The chief trouble with her ia not
o. know whether she has got the best
article IN the market. bat whether the
man who saws be loves her nieans What
no s.sya. II - easy f,r nan - acquire
tlse ART ~ Iovemaking. and. With little
practices, son1e men can DO IL quite skill
faily How o. know when they are act
lex ard when they are oneying an irTr
sssfihle and unE0Ternahie lmpas~r = tfe
fhina girl sanfs to he able 70 sietef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

Women are decidedly coming 10 the
fore in the Old World. The London
Times has within the last few months
enlisted the services of several lady con-
tributors. and one OF them. a Miss Shaw.
is now touring In the Australian eDloniss
as a special correspondent OF the leading
organ of the English pressL At Antwerp
two ladies have Just been appointed rs
assistant clerks az the court for civil
eases. while in Sweden and in Denmark
the masculine reporters IN the press gal
lery Of the national legislatures have
been replaced by women. Moreover. the
official stenographer Of the lower house
of the Danish parliament is a Miss
Grundtyig.
Mrs. Sarah b. Cooper. the founder Of
the free kindergartens of the Golden
Gate association Of San Francisco. has
been called 10 New York to organize a
work similar to that carried on unelar
her leadership in San Francisco. As
an additional iEducement. number OF
wealthy citizens Of New York city
pledged 10000 with which to start the
work. Mrs. Cooper. has declined the
call, giving Ak her reason that she felt 1t
her duty To remain with the work now
under her care in San Francisco. which
is constantly increasing.
This department II conducted for the
women. Ii Is their corner of Tux HERALD.
IL il permanent feature. The reading
matter and cuts are original and exclusive
features. To make il as attractive rs possible
the women readers Of Ink HERALp are in
vited TO contribute short special or general
articles on any subject of interest. Long
articles. or articles comprising more tnan
so words, cannot be accepted. III you have
q grievance. or desire 10 discuss any subject
of interest 10 women. write il in few words
and send it TO "Woman's Department." The
HERALol-
The admirers u The Silence Of Dean
Maitland" can scarcely fancy the writer
Of the strong, earnest story 10 be wo-
man rather than man. and sick wo-
man besides. The STORY was written by
Miss Tuttrell. a delicate girl. who was
obliged 10 do most OF the work upon her
couch, distressed by most intense suffer
ing.
Miss Sallie Hargous Elliott has com
plexion that is so faultless that she can
wear almost any color. On the street
she dresses plainly. brown cloth gown.
possibly in white. with some gold used
for ornamentation- She ia always one
OF the bellies at any evening function.
Mrs. Langtry is having a doll three
feet high specially modelled To resemble
her in face, and to be dressed exactly as
she WAS in Cleopatra" Miss Langtry
sends the doll az contribution 10 the
Chicago exposition.
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- .s-.s-. ~ N ,,..,.<~
- - ...i .-s..'.f,'l 49,,
- - ~ 's''' h~.-',s
n*u1l ..-.<' go .s.'..,s
Win tns kfeees1sss "
-
sh o. the aga. e.assr-S 49, s'ss
80 - =, - 49,. 49, -. s..ss -, -
- - 60 go ~. -
ny =. ~ = ~.'oIi'.ns - -. - -, -
e@n pa ss's - - =, "a. -
..-<'P' -. s>1s - $3.50 ~
-. s.,7't ~ =. ''s.a :. ~ mr.
Ne s'pr<@ a .sn s.,~. - - =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

49, - - - --Fr~~rf
"a fennsylvsoia woman. Mn. NJ. T.
Rice. keeps spiders ~ pets The other
day she ssnt 10 the National Bureau 81
Entomology . cocopn containing eggs.
which was spun by Handsome srach I
Md with striped legs and res'dish
body. This creature. " hieh n 81 species
that makes q funnel shaped web, she
describes a. being very teme.
~for nl0nths." she said. 1T hifs lived
over nay ted. allowing me- 10 examine II.
When IL began 10 get uneasy ! placed II
in box. whers itspun = beautiful cover
ing Tor is eggs. am very partial 20 spi
defs. and never destroy one nor its wet
unless l ann compelled 70 do 10. In my
own room let them have full sway
There are probably Fifty spiders there
now and they never modest me. ] tins.
them all over the bel clothes. believe
the stories II their poisonous blter TO bs'
largely exaggerated. Who're | live VIZ
have many large black spiders. found
one of them curled up under my baby :
neck one morning.
She does not mention how Mr.. Rice
enjoys this sort Of thing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

dean TIE .tresis before the hsrred win
dow - his helove.f N abe - very
klnsfly Aisrosed toward hius she eones
q fhe rlasov aud b mag GIT a view
Of her 90 tne ether side Z the bars.
Huretirnes thsy talk tnx~thef. taft the
raacmenf hsing considerably up N 'he
uan they are ahii0~ti - speak II lotsd
,,nps a orier - understand thAt esfh
ether -aps Mt nc a ninusa are they
sldne teqether before raarrisgss
n 80 tleclar.si s,lnrr'l y s'ietsssrfai
Z, IT, tauaa ruu az, shs REFUSES him a
sietf = her fsrr. sissl her rffe inform
hiuf fhaf fhe sisIaece - lil1g~ ssafle.
The maffon II any aar RESTRICTS her
eenerai ae.s riafitlr sitt rie1 - TER a~a
fo~fand she do~s net ealeffsin tf~n
IL her horse Once year To- afet fsns
sl,rs give sriaer iffs.nt hall. tuf toe pr
e.aaf sasrcsafi ~ az cefsac<niti =, -
stfens~ Men and semess - nsf chat
ses~sher In coaf csFDer-. ssf fhsFn - -
lslt~<trs % ~ sfssrs< A nian na~f
,senrfIv aes.omrcag his partnef b aff
rssapsrua SITTER he dance II ~ t<kr=
bes o. sssseE ss ussl ssit apss her
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

Don't believe you can get rid ~
wrinkles by filing in the crevices with
powder Instead. give your face "a Rus
sian bath every night that -. battle
il with wator 50 hot that you wonder how
YOU can stand H. and then minute
after with cold water that will make il
glow with warmth, dry IL With a soft
towel af,d 20 10 bed. and ysm ought 10
sleep like baby. while your skin IL
growing firrner and free from wrinkles
and you interesting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

LEGAL.
SEALED PROPOSALS
FOR
CITY PRINTING.
CRY CLERk's 0fFfcE, !
Grand Ranids. Mich. March IL. ls.2.

CRY CLERKs OFFICE.
Grand Rapids, Mich. March 81. is.S.
Notice IL hereby given that sealed proposals
will be received at this Office up 20 and includ-
ing FRIDAY. April Z. 1883, at O'Clock .. M. for
doing the city printing for the city OF Grand
Rapids, for the term ending April ~, 1884.
AL advertisements In nonparell type, set solid.
Conncil PROCEEDINGS set in nonr,areii type.
single leaded. nnd must be published in one
issue ~ the daily paper and published not later
than the second issue OF the paper having said
contract. after each and every session ct the
council. and same % be bid for by the SQUARE.
all nRrshaii's sales Ia lie bid tor per de>crip-
fion. All advertisements Ca DE bid Tor by the
folls.
Two hundred and ten copies of the proceed
ines 20 be printed IN pamphlet form upon nifty
pound. white. No. book paper and 10 be bad
Tor lper session. The work 10 b. done in good
and wurkmaniike manner, subject 10 the al,-
pr.s,Fal OF the city clerk. The pamphlets 60 b.
matIe up 50 rs 10 permit OF being bound, and 90
he ,ielivered e, tho city clerk not later than
boon of the day following the publication ~
such prcccedii,gs- Also proposals will be re-
eelsesi at the sl,me time and place for doinA the
second printing tho same 20 he bid for b. the
folio.
Specifications and samples 81 work to 10
done may be ssren At the csilce Of the city clerk
Tho Council reserves the right "a reject am
or all bids. w. A. slfINkNAS.
City lark
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There Il little reptile trlonRing to
Madagascar known a. the samitar
snake. that j. the curling sword. Hun
ming along the back from bead 81 tail
il hlsekish. horny substance. which
bends with the eonvnisiouus Of the
SNAKES body as readily - would we'll.
tempered steel spring. ard throughout
IT, entire length IL bears an sdgs a.
hard a. flint add "a sharp a. . razor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

nine Better learn that than snake her
self = connossseus Ia nen. A voussas
hsppinsss Is IN = isrse desres deprnasnt
On the quality q hin % vhom she has
gss~a h@fs~A. hs<iy. soul and heart, but.
Il he really LOVES her che can snouid hlm
% her xill Thea considering that al
women believe they know hos 10 ~man
azs~ a husband she can make good
hushana- Qua "a him. fsx he viii be Ilks
clay IA the hands u thr potter~-ihe
Arxonaut
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ASSICNEE'S NOTICE.

Sossos d h,~~<.z sf<-r 49, - ykpr~szs, ~
- n dsf a Arfil l<<9 - - nrlf-ck n ft< fse.
sson n sssa oar. ! Nh 81 ~ p<ti>e sn<f.<n
ne fsltlEe ff>-F<fff sr1 setfts - 100 re<~<
nAspse srd nr~<ftTs<1A- - tr@r<* n. Is,<r.
8pesf - tait4 <It<e. <<rt Htt t<1 f<<&t -
ssnfssl s.t.k fsez<tzt1~k Ir1orirsf'f - tr<>s -
enaefs as.a t,s sa-rk = t@<s~> t<<>s ss-< <t>>r.
80 isfs-.' trf~e<t H~c~<stt5 S<.d <<s< ~<A
ttte tlees - "a n, X<41s<< <<s4<< sa - 60
~ efssa k&rsa~- k<.f r<~E,tS. sod >t>>. a
Mfttrsn+
'''ssd A-s'a- M AYss|A,sss' ....-...
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

DEoBATE ORDER State 81 Michigan. coun.
y 81 Kent. 49, At session II the probate
,sssust Tor said county ~ keat held az the pro-
bate ulhes in the city 81 0fspd Rapids, on thu
til. lay u April. in the year che liicu.ani
eisht hundred and ninefyfhre.
frrseus Cyrus T. Pcrklns, Judge OF Probate.
d a the matter ~ The estate II
JOHN ". Bks0SfrON. deceased.
William NJ sieei. executor ~ the last viii and
,e.sasSaent ~ add drcsased having rendered -
The court his tiaai administration account.
III i ofsiafed that SATURDAY. ths nth dsy a
Apfi1 f-s<i. a. ten eeiack 10 tbs fosencon. ~
ssld tfshats cfijce. tsa appointed for the exarni
nation, and atla~ soce "a said seeouaf.
And IL q fafthef sfdfret that copy ~ this
order ~ fIuhitshod I've successive weeks
prev zoos So sail dsf ~ hssfIae "a fhe oraild
Rapids Herald. daiig rr~sparef pfsatea end
Circulating al aafd cfunfy - kenf-
CYRUS ~ ffKhl>S
4 true eept.f jnlisa ~ t'rohefe.
HsaEs A.. Jkwki.L. Register. tues aFf >
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

NOTICE TO CREDITORS State Of Michi
~ gan County Of Kent, ss.-Notlce y hereby
given that by an order Of the probate court for
the county ct Neat made on the 9TH day OF
March. A. ID. liza. six months from that date
we're allowed Tor credifoss 20 present their
ciatris against the estate of
EMMA l. 1REfsOS,
Late % said county. deceased and that all
creditors of said deceased are required To- rfa-
SEMI thrir claims Ia - ia probate court. AZ The
prubato Office ia the city IL Grand Rapids. for
exnnlluafi0n and allowances. On or before the
sotl day 81 s'ep,eInber next, and thai such
ciairas will bs heard before said court. on
faanrdsy the 18th Ga, 81 September NEXT, at
tsr q, clock in Tho forenoon ~ that day.
dated. Grand napids, Mich. March a. A. n.
Iesa CYRUS y PERKINS,
tusss msy2 Judge 81 Probate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

A So captain who wss rsmons>rAted
With for violent language said: II be-
gan - . cabin boy and worked NY way
% the quarter deck. aud have followed
the sea AL my lie, - claim 70 know =
little about saaioru. and tall you that
you can't be easy with 'em and make
'em work They have 90 be sworn ~
or they don't think you amount 70 any
thing. A foremast hand goes about
business quicker and does his work bet
ter IL you damn his eyes few times
than he does II you merely tall him
what you want done. I'm not specially
fond OF swearing, but tell you have
- make . practices Of IL 10 make those
beggars work"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

~ rhoaee frsst r>p<< se1 s.fef1 fsrr<
- E1e f--Ite<r<<. E,EeH 81 $3.50 terr< 49,
rfs srFe pr>s<xfE. tu<i<fte ttp<kss <s<<<z
seis. plas l&nas, C<ii*rfBzs rzutt-< -
eanrsstesa fxtf4 <xfD4f
&Canat slkeEA foeai -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

n Nfatf q HIetIfan. tlIuHtf @ keEEtl -.
Probate cart TOR eala sonnfg.
fetate a u. CARL hG@ffkfh. deceased
The unsl.srxtanei isst,fz hcen spgnsinfed IS
tfa unssarsfle 3tpse "a Ffhf.ste ~ safa rslNasy,
e. ~ nziszis.fef~ 90 claims tte msffer a said
estate sna kix megsts ffcm The sab DR. =
fsisraasr A u. 80. hssfaS been alis~na ~
es,id 5u.ssa ~ prsftsfe ~ al IsrfFfus haFihe
claims arasasf s4if estafs n wti<h ~ fffssnt
fis<ir eisiFst - a. Tor exsmtnat&sa and 81
nsstuseat.
Snt,c< i krfsty xires. fhet 80 ell necg 90
IhnrxsfsY tn 5Hh dsg II AfFii a u. k<<s. snd
"a y eslneadas TIE iyfh oay - fniss a. u. lssA
~ H. q rtf.rh a "a - eerf 3sf - fbe iae sy8k,es
II stcfrcn A Stona ~ ~ HirhissB Ir8<t =
bail,fins Il ths eity 81 firana hsfief s.ia
rsrnf1 - r=cetee srd exsll sac sueb sialnss.
Dated March 9. A. j. 49,
HafFH <rh~R
fkkgksfrk I,osfFofsF.
Ac1nIaissioat<s-
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~ fek>e ~--x. f<,ns<t h~<f<r<t - tf.s6-<t
f<<t ~ <e1<7 rrv1 - r<<4. r<e&< - <--<s 81 -
srss,1<.-~ f~r' f<<.> -s~rs = -. ~, .~.-<
x1-a4sysr - <<tT 1f<s<f1 .<<r}.< <rsx tEfs4. 80
e<s go nsH -<'{i-< <<<~r t<E<4t - <l<<ti-<
tf<r<<<1 ~r<49. f><<< rs<tf< ~ftF<I ~ r|<<
k>n<<4 n<<<< tav><~<<-< is<4 <Ia<.E4 80 ~ =
a. tsr<,<tta< si.te<< - i><tt 0tsr<s <<e<f<
as xssfI IT !. : &c g, ;. :.:;:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04
MONEY 70 LOAN.
TO VOC WANT noSEyi-If.o ycu will nnt

no YoU WANT NoNEYf-lf So. you will find
- II 10 your adv antsse 10 see ns before bor-
rowing.
We make loans on hourehold goods pianos.
horses. wagons. cr personal property ~ any
kind ~ the lowest possible rates aud IN tho
quickest possible time.
Our loans are made without publicity and
tho property Is left IN your individual posses
sion.
Loans car he carried IS long ~ desired or cen
be paid IN full. OF In part. AZ any time "a Eni,
your once, end any part paid reduces tho
cost OF carrying the loan.
n you owe balance ON furniture. piano OF
other property. we will pay itup for you. aud
eaary as long Is you desire
We slso make loans on the buiidEae and loan
association plan.
Our offices are the most nleasant In the city
and are - arranged that parties caiiinr upon
onsiy.
property and the money and can return the
sGkSSD RaPiDs MORTGAGE LOAN co,
Room =. Tower block,
Corner ~ Monroe. Pear and Canal ST..
MONEY TO LOAN an real estate SECURITY IN
vi sny amount at the lowest rate ~ interest
by William II. Gilbert, room 2. widtiiccsnh. y
vxyANTrD- This well. can handle fvs or
w an good loans this week On fam 81 CITY
properly. Rafes current, time ann condifinrs
to suit borrower. John d. Aartis, No. " Canal
street.
To wR CRiFFirHs.
LOAN. No. Canal street. ST
L,ISASCIAis--Larrs loans rnsae at bark
Il rates cd city and farm property, r,orf-
sssee and land contracts bcneht 81 rnoney Al.
vsBred on them John y. Martin. y Canal -
SENfRAL large sums 81 ms,nrs 20 lceh. -
- viii b. loaned Ia sunss ~ No ard NJ
~arsis, money advanced On isnd ccntrse,s sni
mortgages. 81 will bay these securities. John
Il. Martin, " 4 anal street
MONEY LOANED zoe short tiIas IN larss 90
vi small amounts any f,.rrn - good scar.
ify. PRANK 4. Werner - Michigan 1rsst
ruildinx cor. Pearl and Ottawa stroets tele
phone u "a
L,ISASGJALs Bsnk sfsrka. mortgage far.s
Il contracts and coT1rfserViai faf.er hc1,fhf
end sid meney losnesi 81 tfstclass rlfY snf
fsrsn property. john u Martin. No - lanai
street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

MASOWfC O1N6CIoFrs
ERASD RIVER fyoDeE No. ~. y sna A n,
VI Masonic hail. I.son slfr<f. Charles ~
hosten, W. NJ l. A kcdE>rs <iorsiars.
noRlr LoDGF No. a. f&A E-norir
y hnfl, No. - West bfIdsn sfrrr<. In. =. a.
brisht. v. NJ Lenis Martin. sesretsrs. 80. q
Foafl sffess-
VALLEY CRY fopGE 40. 8sf.tk NJ
Hall Mo-. I ard 10 Lfo1 <sre~t trAn Lo~.
son. ". NJ. 0-orxe n. Lsboaf. sc<ret<sf. "a
~ Ca1si sffrst.
GRAND RsPfDs cHsrTEn 40 7.nA n
VI Nss<nls bah. krs. ans % Lynn <5rsrt
~ l. Bonfin<. II p >o. - knrtk lnfan
s'rv-l s.esF<e ". Lsfsvus. ssrr~ssrs. Ne. .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04
Do You Wish 10 Build Z Home?

az b.rru~ n,cn<sf u- f>re<utzrs 1n<rrtn<s,
essnfaay - Hsst<se. Mas. have -<tsfi.<h>d
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