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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-05-11
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

On the 2nd day OF May, in the year 1893, the pro-
hate court of Sark county Ohio declared the estate
OF David OlApper, deceased to be probably lnsoly.
ent. Creditors are therefore required 70 pLeseht
for allowance within six months from the time
above mentioned, or they will not be entiiled TO
pSvnnenG H. W. HOSSLER,
p"' Administrator OF David Ulapper, decd.
NAV 9Th 1893. .--llLw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-05-11
Notice of Appointment.

The undersigned has been duly appointed Ex-
ecutoT OF the estate OF Samuel Haines, late OF
Stark county, Ohio, deceased.
JOHN CARSON,
Executor.
Dated the 9Th day OF May ls93 miidw
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-10
(@rief on bic SGIiuots toars3eitung.)
Nla1tSeretett aus gSien+
SO ten, am Is. Stunt 1893

S6 BIN beute in Ser ange1i6tS Der be-
retts iber uns bereingebrocbenen SGuren>
@urfen>3eit boppelt erfreuli3en Sage,
Sbnen nit einem iebr intere1ianten Sc
i6i3tben a%uf5uparten. S3 betttle baSz
ieLbe vOte Gacbe bes OttltonGrS" uno be-
tone nortpeg, baB es auf Wabrbett, auf
purer, blanfer @abrbeit berubt, uno baB
6te Bbantaiie oes Qutprs fein &Drncben
6a5u getban bat.
0lI1o: 8or Elm pdar Monaten - i6 babe
Sbnen bamals pfli9ti6ulbi9it bapon be-
ridtet - erregte Elm groBarttges @ei3enf
6es Baron 9tatbantel Don GOtb16tlo gez
tpalttges Q(uf1e6en. Der Baron beiaB DOer
better beiibt in &etcbenau, elmer Ser liebz
liditen @egenben in NieDerofterreib, cine
groBe 6erri6aft. gSas 6teielbe geltau
tpertb tft, petB tb ntbt, 9epiB lit aber, baB
Der 8eiiBer emit Elm tDm 9eiteuteS &arfan>
gebot BON bier Mtatonen @uloen 3urGdge7
nieIen bat. Seitber bat bdS @ut ptelerLet
Verbel1erungen erfa6ren u1o mar gretft
6arum gcpiB ntcbt 5u bod, tpenn man II
nimmt, boB 8et9enau ietne flint WtQtonen
tpert6 lit. 9ieies Geibenau i9enfte nun
ser Baron elmer @eieui6aft, bic it3 bic 9luf7
gabe geItelt bat, ben arn1eft Gungenz
&ranfen i6re Sage su erletbtern. 8ebtn7
gung mar, baB Getdendu gum Spttal tltr
bic Bfleglinge bes 8eretneS etngertcbtet
tper6e. Die 8ebtngung fonnte aber barum
urtgemetn letdbt erfiiQt tDeroen, tpeil Der
Spenber iib sleibseittg anbeti3lg mabte,
Die tnnere NuSitattung bes Spttales auf
etsene Soften beisniteaen.
Gin groBartigeres @elbenf bate mod
Niemanb in Sefterreib gemac6t uno iogar
bic nitbenbiten Qnttiemtten prteien BITE
6o1ber5igfett beS Spenbers alerotngs
ni6t o6ne ben 9intDetS, oaB anoere mill
lipnenretbe StammesgenOifen gtatbantelS
all tbr 9eben lang tpctt pent9er fur ods
algemeine Mobl g~eIetitet baben un6 AUDI
tetnerlei Qln3eicben bafiir %porbanben itnb,
baB tie ettpa in 6tnfunft in bic SuBItapfen
Gotbi6tlb's 81 treten beabft6ttgten. @an5
Wten iubelte, benn fortan 1oate eS ia BET
unS fetne 9ungenfranfen mebr geben.
3etgte @iner NUT Die ~letleiten Nn5et6en Des
icbredltcben Suberfel>9eibens, 10 loQte ct
etnfa6 eine Sabrfarte nacb 9tetcbenau erz
bolten unb BORT Iolange in Der frti9en Suit
un0 Dem berrli6en @arten lpa5teren gebet1,
bis bie perlorene @%eiunoDeit tpieOer 3urlG>
febrte. @tnen 3ipfel bon benz vgoloener
3eitalter" batten mir @iener alto in bdnz
ben, BENIN NIGHTS macbt uns mebr Sorgen
ais Die ;mnrer mebr iieb ausbe6nenoe Sum
9en>Suberfulpie.
9ta' Der Subel, sic Treube mar aber perz
gebens: tn Getcbenau mirb fetn Spttal erz
baut unO Gatbantel bon 9totbibtlo bat
1etn @el6ent 5uritG9e3ogen. 0as aber
fant 10:
Ser Baron bate itb eigentli6 fir bte
lungenfranfe @elt niemals 10 lebr inter-
elltrt, baB er tbr cine ietner i60niten See
1tbungen abgetreten bdtte. 9luf Oieien Plan
nerfteL er ptelmebr aus anberen @rilnoe1 alS
oenen Der Wobltbdtigfeit unb oeS Wfitlet7
oers nit Der leibenoen Wteni6bett. @rts1
nacbbar oes 8arons lit Der @rsDeraog &arl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-10
GbtruBn 8nTpttnI f1ir
9rnrPt 11&tn Rtn0er.
Ecke Adams & Paulina Strasse.


acknowledgement bee bette ~febs5ebn out mbb[trte
Wrioat3immer; ledS GranfenidIc nit SIb=@nsfht. :.
Ge6tDren fur YriDot3tmmer bpn $10-$2O her IRnfhe
je nod or Sage Oes 3tnlmerS unb Mufipartuno. sri.
Cat-gatienten tbnnen ibren ar3t aus Der 9abl Ser orIQe.
iteateu Dbel beiu1eubett Mer3te luGGleu. "S
@e6ibreu in &ranteuiGlen SIS per MpSe NIT outer
Bflege.
Sic 3abl Der onsefteIten Ierste beI6rft ih ouf 6
Ner5te (0auten) un0 Is ~beiubeuoe Merate (Serren
@lne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SduIe lit I'M SSo5pitoi.
Megen @tu5elbeiten nenoe man fm1 1ufpr miner
marie fir en Circular. 25nta mn hn,n
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-10
. + Il d. e 9 cbctIt.

9as %Derbeiierte eIaltiibe 9ruMbonb. Sos sir,;o.
gruhbonb. melbeS mon Sag unb 9tndt NIT 8eouennITifSS.
felt tra9es fam, belt it9er ieben 9ru9. 9ertihes eSe.
i9olt &ataiege AMI gerlangen irei a%ueeIombt. SIM.
prppeo @lalttc &ruB 60, S22 Srpaopo6. Grfe ID CIR
''" CIV" 2tp1Slp6
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
.THEBL|NDBARO
WIN Carleton Admirers nar
Writings.
Shut Out for Twenty Years
From Natures Beauties.
For Years a Helpless Wreck.
How She is Well.
Had to Be Carried About in
Stronger Arms.
She Writes Of Her Miraculous
Restoration.
For Years q Helpless Wreck.
How She is Well.
Had to Be Carried About in
Stronger Arms.
She Writes Of Her Miraculous
Restoration.

For nearly 20 years Ida Glenwood.
"the blind bard Of Michigan" IA use her
own language. has been shut out from
"all the bright beauties with which
Nature gladdcns the soul and invigorates
the mind"
OF her last fascinating story. which
was instantly popular with young and
old. Will Carleton says: Il have xd-
mired il much and can only wonder that
one deprived Of sight could paint such
vivid pictures.'
The Independent calls II intensely in
teresting from first Ia last.
Ida Glenwood's real name 10. a. every
one knows. Mrs. c. NJ. X Gordon. The
story Of the last few years OF her life 10
almost miraculous
"For several years. she writes. Il
have been for tho greater part OF the
time, a helpless wreck. caused by nerv-
Gus prostration aud dyspepsia OF the
stomach and bowels
She owes her health today. as do
thousands Of others. 10 the glorious rem
ely first prescribed by Dartmouth's
great professor. DIR. Phelps.
Il WAS SO low at the time Of com
mencing its use,' she continues. that
was able TO walk but a few steps. having
10 be carried about in stronger arms like
child. My friends had no hope 81 my
recovering SO as 10 be about again. But
two bottles OF Paine's celery compound
did the work Of placing me on my feet
again, have been better for the last
year than for many previous years.
Il have a wish that every one in a like
condition would try Paine's celery com
pound. l can not fail To preach its
merits az it has not failed one O! the
hundreds who have tried il with whom
am personally acquainted. IL you
wish to use my name in recommendation
Of the priceless compound you are at
liberty 10 do So l have been glad to
speak Of its merits through the open
Window" the organ OF the shut in"
band, believing that large number
could be reached with its benefits
Il have divided part OF my Celery
compound with my aged husband who
was run down and feeble. three bottles
relieving him TO such degree that he
has been active and busy ever since.
This spring have taken one bottle of
compound and it has apparently driven
back another attack OF my old trouble.
My wishes 10 the afflicted are that
they may by persuaded 10 use Paines
Celery Compound. which will not fail
in giving strength and vitality when
these necessities fail them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

Henry Schulz is on trial in the supe-
rior court for secretIng leased watch.
Schulz purchased watch on the IN
stallment plan Of payment and then
went to New Jersey. Ii was shown that
Thompson Bros. from whom he got the
watch. have made profit Of nearly so
on the watch and chain. The case will
60 To the jury this morning.
G.. |. Quimby filed an incomplete inven-
tory IT the estate yesterday. IL shows
$4,000 in life insurance and states that
al appraisal Of the other property 10 i'm
possible at the present time. A sup
plimental inventory will be filed later.
Cora klaassen began divorce proceed
ings against Abfam klaassen in the
circuit court yesterday on the ground Of
desertion. She claims she went home
10 visit her parents in loSS and when
she returned Abram had deserted her.
There was hearing in probate court
yesterday on petition for a guardian
for Martha Squires OF CORTLAND, an
alleged mentally incompetent person,
but the petitioners failed in their show
ing ana the case was dismissed.
Edward Robinson was held for trial
from Justice Holcomb's court yesterday
on a charge OF stealing a harness from
William Allen OF Byron. Robinson is a
grandson Of the pioneer. Rix Robinson.
Tomato Ego. charged with rape. was
arraigred in police court yesterday
and waived examination. lie was held
for trial.
Paul Clay and John johnson were ar.
rested for bathing in the river yester
day. and were let oil by paying the
costs.
The jury cases have all been disposed
~ in the circuit court. The injury
and chancery cases will be started to
day.
The inventory III the estate 81 John
Cordcs filed yesterday shows him TO
have been worth about ell 600.
The claim ~ Dr. Wood against the
Fred Leonard estate Was allowed in pro
bate court yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

moved froES oar rsnks oszs ssfs<mcd n<2-
l<E and s~ssclzts. iona q. Gny;
k-~oiye; That willie se bon ui:A h1tlbls
szbus ~sloa to ~ slu VI sAs Aass Higb. &c
10 lSs Tho l<>s mo<Tn fof s1r bxoth<F Who
has bs~n taksn from ~
Resolved. That in the death Ut Jeha q.
Gray q y association iansstts tbs ios< Of =
usstn Tar sfoss atnaosx sB1easofs v~fe sx'
srs<a tor TIE x<lfsre and erosfsrtsy u tbs
oFgsnixssian aad vho has ever shown al
active atefesf IN tEs >oecets OF iis afnifs AZ
sell a. establishing Tor hlntss4f an snsiabis
reputation - . merchant and business m an
h-~olssd. That the ksa rtfslt symyarhy u
til, association 10 sxsens.st 10 his family In
their deep la~s aad suse afffissioI-
he-olsea, That t,are resolutions ts spread
oa the records Of The association and copy
be ssat "a the family Of our dseaa-ed
brosbsr. ana "a each Of tAs newspapers oi
tbis city.
The grocers will meet ~ the store Of
q. H. DE Graaf on lonis street At Ia
this afternoon u attend the funeral IN a
body.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

At he last meeting % the Organized
Charity society u was decided % employ
a trained nurse for the house. and also
"a rut IN bath room for women and
chiiren. A committee was.appointed to
stf4f, resolutions on the death % Arthur
Nod and on the death Of George l.
Caiu4is.
The Peninsular Building and Loan
ass citation has adjourned its annual
mect.sg until the latter part % the week
on account u the lack Of quorum OF
OreCi ~ az the regular meeting. The
date - the meeting 20 be held viii be
anrounecd by the secretary later.
Detectives Cast and Jakeway arrested
Wills tenton yesterday afternoon in
Waltzs market on Fast Bridge street.
on ads.ces from Syracuse. New York 4
telegram announced that Benton IL
wanted there for emhezzlement lie Is
nov IN jail
John Hulsshos was struck 10y the
elevator ir she Grad Rapids Rsfrigera-
tor eomeany'- factory az 30 yesterday
and Was knocked down and bruised.
The ambulance took him 10 DIR. DE
Camps Office where his bruises were
dressed.
.II NNF"Tts tiNis iNN A'ftetflflitk tic
foundation for TIC Iythian temple viii
g. npear-i in Secretary Van Asmus
Office Tomorrow. add n they are satisfac-
try o. tde corporation the contract will
h. awaited o. one q the bidders
Tie ambulanre carried Peter Van
Piron ffom The Detroit. Grand Haven 4
MlNaekre railroad station Ia his home
80 - Nov and street. yesterday. Van
Press h.ai beee injured 10 TIE woods az
ofsrsa .Es~.
Detective 2 e smith did not report
o. i4tf ar the station Yesterday morn
iug 1ul 80 superior objects forgave bin
eaen they learned later that he vas de-
rHne,l az home b the arrival q little
boy
Anihouv Stefman % No. 5t7 North
I1fsa street disiocated his left ankle
yesterday ~ iumging from a wagon on
Vet urnige street The ambulance
Va called snl took him % his home.
The funeral - John T. Gray IisI 10
held 40 = % clock this afternoon from his
Iaie eesidrnce. No>r1S Sheldon street
TIE Retail DrrrefS association will az
tend fhe ceremonies in body
Tee Alpine Flank Road company viii
hoid ~ annual meeting AZ 10 o'clock
fhis moruin- iu The Office < the Old Ma
tionaI nunz
The bank clesrings yesterday
amounted - sf-fSlaS-. a decreases ~
slGf-i II over ths corresponding day 81
lat sesr
Nrs. Nara q. Christopher has sold
her horfae ir Thomas street - Miss Mar
xusrifs NJ t;faves for $40
During the Forenoon Wsaithy avenue
sr1 Tsyi,- street cars VII not rua g.
Reed ls<s.
The regular quarterly ueetiug - The
soldiers nome bosfd vii he held scslay
Nfne cases - measles we're reporte,l -
me beard - health yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

On and after this week the Harrison
wagon works viii run on bali time
Mondas Tuesday and "Wednesday. The
company Is driven In this emergency on
account ~ lack os confidence in pur.
chasers. For this reason many orders
have not been filed. The company in
tended building . larger number Of
wagons this season than ever before.
and have over $4,000 81 iron ON hand
besides large quantity of lumber.
which will have 10 he over until better
times. by running on half time the
company hopes 10 retain its men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

socissy tin sfssrnooa- Aeti'0 GA the
rssignzslons d the pr~sidsat. secretary
and tsessGrsr viil b. t4ksa-
The women a Valley City Hive No.
ls<. l. o. I. ~. vii meet al : p. IA 10
day Ia special session AZ Engineers hail.
corner south Dislsaoa aad sycamore
streets
The West Side Benevolent society viii
meet this sf,srnooa a. 80 o'clock al
the r<siaeccs Il Mrs. Bradnsld. No. 3ss
Scribnse street
The Jolly Eleven Boat club il fitting
sp ths stsam IAusch Direct, and plan
ning "a excursion.
The foftnlxhtly meeting of the Ma
tional ulion 9Th he held Thursday
egsuing
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
GIVEN A RECEPTION.
The Y. ". q. A. Throws Open If-
Doors Ca Furniture Workers

There we're about DO furniture work
ers IN ATTENDANCE AZ the y NJ G. y re-.
ceptiun last etsning They represented
employees % the Widdicomb Furniture
company. the Stos & Davis company,
tho Valley City Rattan company and
the Grand Rapids Chair company. The
visitors were shown through the build
ing from cellar - garrett They visited
the gymnasium and watched the gym
nastic EXERCISES The plunge baths and
the swimming tank we're inspected In
fact she boys we're given the freedom -
the entire house. The ladies furnished
hght refreshments and made 10 point
o. So that every one - the boys hal
go.-t time and everybody dbl. The
visitors were al delighted with the
building and With their cordial recep
tioa. Every man wa= invited - join The
association. and participate IN i's tsne-
AZ. Many announced their intention =
=, doing. An arrangement has bern
r,asie ~ vhich The factory boys " they
gish. may pay their membership fees On
the inetallment plan. ard thus imueai
steiy ottain the recreation and ENJOY
rleuf that the scciefv offers ever n they
ranrot aford 70 pay their membership
dues az ouce.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

IL 10 understood that a gentleman
named Davis il in the city for the pur-
pose of resurrectiug base bali interest
that died two yeats aso. Mr.. Davis is
doubtless q welllmeaning young man
but the experience Of the past has
taught the people OF this city To be- gen
.rous with themselves and hang on To
the dollars which are invited for base
ball schemes. Ii Is physically and tinan.
cisily impossible to organize and main
tain base ball club in this city. Any
efforts in that direction are worse than
wasted and anybody that puts money
into base hall scheme might as well
kiss IL a tender farewell.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
Death OF Oliver Bleak.

Oliver Bleak died at the corner Of
Fulton and Lagrave streets yesterday
morning. He had carried on a grocery
business In the block where he died for
nearly forty years. He was born in Hol-
land in 1874. and moved 10 America in
lsis. He came 10 Grand Rapids in
1850 and has been resident Of the city
ever since. He leaves two sons. Harry
and Oliver. and two daughters. Miss Cor.
nelia and Mrs. A. NJ. Maris. The fu-
neral will be held from the Second
Street christian reformed church. Thurs
day at 10 p. N.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

The foiIo~iag persons left Tor Chicago
yesterday on the White City special:
Mrs. W. Il. Fzxcett. Mrs. Richardson.
Dir. and Mrs. Stiekley. Miss Knight. Ii.
lander. John Mcintyre. Mira ;. A.
King. Miss Anna Hull, Mrs l. Durham,
Mrs f. Is. Fofebush. Mr. and Mrs H.
Moore. Mr. aud Mrs Understood and
daughters. Maud and Lizzie; Mr. and
Nrs- L. h. Russell. Mrs. NJ H. Russell
Mrs l. Coleman and daughter. A.
Maskrll. Mr., and Mrs John Gezoa. Mrs.
Lucy Freeman. &. u. Person. Mr. and
Mrs H. Yer Hasr- Christopher kus
terer and family. T.. Emery. A. G.
Hodenpyls and orrin Ward went over
the g. X a l.
Mr.. and Mrs o. T. Waters. the
Rev. II. III. Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs
Coulter viii leave this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

Large Audience Listens To- the Pretty
Cantata-

All the room in Chapel hall OF the
Western Michigan college not filed with
tables and discarded school furniture.
was filed last night with an audience
which listened 10 splendid rendition OF
The Curfew Bell by the Oratorio so
cirty. The acoustic properties - TIE
hall are very had. and the effect Of the
best efforts ~ the secretly and the soloists
we're sadly hamp cred by the low cell
inxa The society was aided ty tie fol
loving well known singers: Mrs Eta
Yale. Miss Letitla Morriscy. Henry
Schulz. \. t. Kroner. W III. Ross. viii
lam Wurzburg. II X. Miller and l.. T..
Eddy. Ferdinand Warner acted a. ac-
companist. The presentation u The
Curfew Bell" was preceded by the fol
loving short program:
'.In Absence ID. Buck
Ms-srs. Mosoaead. Miller. KRONER ANA
Itch Liete Dich'' ..'-'..........A. Forster
Mr.. Vale.
Qninte'te. from the ''>orc-rer" .....
............... Giiher, and s,ulliyan
Mrs. Yale Mis-. Morrj..y.
Nc--F-. Morehead. Miller and Eddy.
Come INTO the garden Maud" ..... Bale
Ar. schulz.
Gaeotte Moderne. op. II ....... Liebling
Nr. Warner.
~cxtette and Chorus. from "fucia"
............ ........ Doniycfti
Mr.. Yale. Mes Morrisey. Mcssrs. Ross,
Wurshurg. kromer. Ed6y aud Oraforio
~s<icty.
n Crusader Love song .........P insuii
Mr. Eddy.
Mr. Eddy vas forced % respond 10 an
encore with Tomorrow VIII Re Friday
The solos in The Curfew Bell" were
taken by Mrs Yale. Mr.. Schulz. Miss
Morrisey and Mr.. Eddy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
Martin Get. Nine Mon, ms.

Ed j. Martin. the tailor who pleaded
guilty To stealing goods from House
man. Donnelly x Jones. was sentenced
To nine months In jackson by Judge
Burlingsme yesterday. Mrs. Martin
was in the court room and created a sen
sation by falling from the chair in a
nervous tit. She il left with three small
children 10 support while her husband
works out the debt he owes To society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin have not lived to-
gether for some time. but he has always
supported her and the children.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

~ and Me- Mathews - Providence.
riiade Island are guests q A X krever
- ieiferAln avenue. Mrs. Mathews IL
. sister "a Mrs.. Brewer
oerres 81 Ceg@haH, G. n Po~t and
r. iA E5lv .eft far f1peer lsst night to
attrrf fhe state eccsmpment II seas q
Veterans
~ srd Mrs. Dcf.sfr-yi returned y-s-
feriag rfsm sesk A. ,he world : fair
t,er "a r inres = confined - BIS
h,,u.e ~ AZ attack - preumonia
pnf Ora Fssreon = ccndnei - he
bei With msisrssi fever.
Nss Msbsl ~ sfors hss gore % New
frr4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

JupoK HAocERrY- Paul Clay and John
johnson. bathing in tho river; sen
tence suspended. Charles Armstrong.
Ill treating horse; sentence deferred
10 June -. Tomato EGO. rape; held
fog trial Samuel j. Chase, larceny;
adjourned To June 10. Mrs. II. Il.
Deary. violation Of dog ordinance; ad-
journed 10 June $. Gerritt ID. Schoe-
maker. common drunkard; adjourned
10 June s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

JUpoE BuRLisoAMs-Tke People Va Ed
j. Martin, larceny: sentenced to Jack
son for uine months. The People Va.
John Murtis. resisting an officer; rec
ognizance taken in the sum Of 400.
The People vs. Frank 5. Donaldson.
refusing 10 pay over money; continued
over term. The People w. Huber
Schulz. disposing Of leased goods; on
trial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
Wants a Monument site.

SAGIxAw. Mich, juno Capt. Harry
l.. Shaw ~ ,his city issued document
this morning makiF z him one 81 the
six contestants for the recovery 81
property in Toledo valued at 100000.
including tho site on which General
Stedman's monument stands.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

Al the regular meeting Of William Al.
den Smith. Camp No. L. ;. Of ". held
last evening there was full attendance
and much interest manifested. Captain
Williams announced that the balance of
bis stall would bee installed al the next
meeting. Several applications FOR mem
hership were received and referred 10
committees.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
OFF FOR THE FAIR
$4,000 Worth OF Furniture Sent
TO the Exposition.
IT IS A GRAND COLLECTION
Gishs~es Grand RSpsds AanafAcsur-
ess Display Their Products Amoag
shs Worid's ContrtbsssoaA

About $1,000 worth a furniture vas
sent 10 Chicago yesterday in charge %
the Adams Express Company by the
local manufacturer. sho vii make an
exhlbiIion u their wares az tho great
far.
The sxhib, nlled tso ears and com.
prisas -ons pretty add artistic designs u
modern furniture. A special designer
has been at work on plans for the dec
oratioas Zoe the department assigned Tor
the furnstare exhibit for several weeks
snd TIE space allotted Tor this purpose
n section % Ia manufacturers' hall IL
conc-ded 10 be the prettiest and best
heated 10 the building. The goods for.
var,ird yesterday viii be an ornament
o. the space allotted 10 tho furniture
sxhlbit. and are the pride OF
Grand Rapids manufacturers. The
consignment Was expected 10
reach IL destination last night
and tonight work ALL begin In placing
Z; "a position The work slli be done az
nigkf. ia accordance with an order issued
BY the board OF directors. 30 no inter
ierenee wiil Re made with the day ex-
position
List OF Exhibitors
Following IL list u the exhibitors
AZ the articles for~arded.
The Widdicomb Furniture company.
White maple chamber suit
Nelson. Matter & Co. mahogany
chamber suit and parlor furnishings
Royal Furniture company, dining
r0ou suit.
William Il. Berkey. miscellaneous
NeA England Furniture company.
miscellaneous.
stlR s Davis. miscellaneous
Sigh Furniture company, miscel
lau.our.
kent Furniture company. miscel-
lauesus.
~ =. Gum. folding beds.
WEIGH Folding Bed company. folding
beds
NJ r. Sweet folding beds.
Goshen CaTpe; Sweeper company.
carpet sweepcrs-
hi~seA Carpet Sweeper company.
> carpet sNeepers.
1rsud Rapids Chair company. parlor
gcl llning room chairs.
-uckiey Brothers. chairs
tsraad Ledge Chair company. chairs.
Valley City Rattan company, rattan
chars
Grand Rapids Brass company. brass
goods
Much interest has heen taken in pre-
rariDg this exhibit, and the representa-
tive commissioners are creditably repre-
scnicf IN the undertaking.
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