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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

A special to the Kansas City Times
of the list says: a story to the
effect that the Santa Fe railroad
is about to go into the hands
of n receiver was started in Topeka to-
day. officials Of the road say they nave
heard nothing Of IT, aud the clerks at
the Federal court building could throw no
light on the subject. In conversation
With the Times correspondent this atler-
noon. an attorney for the company siia ;
"If there is to be a receiver appointed
for the Santa Ne it Is ncws to me, There
L no interest due until January J. ana
President Rhinchart says that has been
nrovid,d for and will be promptly paid:
In any event under the provisions q
Ibn mortgage bonds tho holders could not
have a receiver appointed until after the
interest had been IN default six months.
or course there may be reasons 81 Wnieh
/ have no knowledge which might max,
a receiver necessary but ~ far as
know mo company Is in as good conhi'
lion ns could be expected during ne pres
cnt financial stringcncy. and will BE- aole
10 meet all its obligations
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

The stockholders Of the philadelphia
and Reading railroad are to hold meet
ING January S FOR the purpose Of elecing
ofioers. Joseph S. Harris, the president
M the road. Is anxious 10 succeed himself
While many Of the stockholders ore
e1ually anxious for his r'tircmcnt RcL,
All n Hair shorne. Henry n. Cary nild
Jacob schoile Of New Nork. city hFnEg IS IS,
sncd a circular which Is being mnilcd 70
eiosEbolders for the purpose OF enutiilE
I'M 'defeat Of Mr. Harris. TINS Circular
etntes that when Presidcnt Mcleod Was
f1recd 10 resign last May on account Of
,s-oss mi anaeement Of tie road, 9ir'
Harris was chosen IN his place by we
i,aari Of mnnarers President Harris -
ggcnsei " rlfifying all tae acts OF NC
I.eod. and with even going 81, iar as 20
an Tor severe criticism from ile d,spps,'H
PRESIDENT After accusing President llirils
" misi,ianag cment and with sciiemins 20
g..n himself IN Office for the next seven
,.r,rs the circular closes with q reqnes :
'baf ihe stockholders elect lsaac " k,ei
~ nresidpnt. Mr. Rio insiigaiei me
ess..l1sf Investigation into the manage
,nenf Of ex.Prcsident Mcleod.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

Rock island officials report that their
road Is doing a good cotton business.
Howard Kelly, chief engineer ~ thc
Cotton Bolt. with headquarters NJ TcKHr-
kama, n IN the city.
J. u. sneed, general live siocl, agent
Of the knty, returned yesterday from q
rustllng tiip up the road
Page Harris. general live stock agent
III me Texas and Pacific, returned yes
terdny from a rustllng trip
Joseph Patton, master mechanic Of the
Mo Greude division Of he Texas Pacific,
with headquarters a. Biz Springs, was
Do ihn city yesinrdny
The Cotton Belt pay car came IN Inst
evening aud paid 90 their empl9yei here;
This was lust IN time for Christmas ana
The 'b0ys' arc feeling happy,
]. W. Adds superintendent q motive
power and rolling stock Of the letas arif
Pacific, with headquarters ~ Marshall,
was ia the city yesterday.
Il ID. gIl. frainmaater. and J. ~,
Nathers. chief dispatcher o. the Rock
I Island. arc expected hDme from Chicago
| $40 latter part o. this week.
The Union depot was pretty we'll
| crowded yesterday afternoon aud ninht
br tie many people who. are going 10
6iher towns 70 spend the holidays
W. j.. Mintnn, master car builder OF
/ mo Texas nnd Pacific with headquarters
"A Wnrsiall. was Do the city yesterday.
IL X. Bafke. rad master Of NE RIO
Grand division Of ihe Texas aud Paelhe'
was 80 ll.s city yesterday
re. AicCnbt. geuera freight and pas
sserrr agent NJ ihe Rod, Island, j. 10
r.rsint Of u meas Christmas curd IRON
ihe general fraght Office Of ile lnieina'
,isral ma Great Northern nt Palestine
visblug him merry Christmas aEb q
bnnoy New Year. u ia sighed BY all ne
employees and officials Of the general
frrigll 0iiire.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

voted to the travelling passenger agents
Of the United States, Canada not cH'
ccptcd.
Major McGinly, the proprietor Of tbs
hotel, has been feeding the boys from
day 10 day and from timc 10 tmo Tor
tho last twenty years or more Ito
knows the majority u them personally
and also appreciates thogn and thclr work.
What ] say of Major AlcGmy will apHy
tn great many other good citizens Of
Houston and Texas generally
Nou will notice that Captain Lee Of Tho
Ncln-co fcuhnal wlroad. hus kindly c2.
tended an Invitation over his line and
connections; also requests that the asso'
citation viii be his guests during thei
stay IN Nclnseo or course this invita-.
zion win be accepted By many. u not ail
the members
On arrival here. or sooner. arrange
mont can be- mnde for dates at Other
cities IN Texas Very truly your
JOHN HOWARD,
OF aud For Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

The Denver News Of the 2lst says
1y,e conference with Receiver Anderson
cane 10 an end yesterday aud after
A., visit 90 the Union Paciha sl'ns pr,
And,.rson and party started on ~
NJ, Ail,,' io1rpey to Omaha IN special tram.
Yard Ii and swteing priy!leges az, e. ss'i MI, m
rtlt sii, ~" ~ m he past The repairs for
e .ga Fort Worth linz will be made in
tie shops a, Degger lae hsi l1a, '8 a,pety
~ ,nd Il therefore well supphed
, wish motive power. OF this ne@ , ~, ne
ijaion Pacific Is using hlly-iT w., - 1yor,b
yus H. ser,ie. s0mewhat more than
faT a ensinss belodgins 70 the la,on . as,
enc. nv NJ ls.t n such 4 way as 10 not
;s,a'.isre with fhe bns.aess Of either road;
Tie cars % tbe FoEt NoT5h ", are 1 ss2 rom
s s.i ~ ~ r@iifofaia. AZ they are max
; si'''p 'so nd whiis Asing seTyiee o. ~.
,,u ND. she reeeisef = ~ ~of7y ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

runs from Macon to Palatln, Where con-
nections are made for every point IN the
land OF flowers. The Selboard Air Line
rams from Portsmouth, Va, through
North CarJliia and South Carolina. after
which Il enters Georgia, passing through
Athens and coming ON TO Atlanta. lie
traffic relations between the Scahoard AR
Line and the Old Dominion steamship
cptnpony from New York TO Norfolk are
very close. which would bring passengers
from the metropolis over this line To- Flor.
ida. The road also operates q line OF
steamers up the Chesapeake bay TO Bat
Iimurp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

.ncrial TO the PicayGne i l,,,a =,
4 spee'. a., a1st says; The seaboarG
lania on las made an important a. i
Air Lane Ian, 1--WE # through line directly J.
TO Florida. Il has 49,. ,se ssS Northern riii,
!ssd sls3 /" Sasr S5S 4 ibG ds AN. IsT. (.
not yci n sI IN W. gentlemen who are . 20 =
position 70 APS sse bsn aaoai 70, ses sePli
59 s,, u set ccatro q ulsss until with.
d n 81 1is i.T fs ssS' ABB. M!e2s
sud tie Gsors'a 1-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

Oliver, territorial land agent
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe'
-lng the compilation of New
exhibit which will be sent by that
y Europe. The display viii be
Y oil ores, grain, wool and speei-
iFuit trees and vines showing
r,s'h Of horticulture. These ex-
~. railroad proposes 10 send 10
AZ : lihi pnlnstaking agents in Eng
I nv Scotland. who will see that they
n ~ where they will do the most
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

N . ''wing circular has been sent
80 NJ asents and conductors from
y I. - \. passenger and ticket depart
u, ne Texas and Paciiic, and over
MA, 49, Of Castor Mesaier, general
~ gnd ticket agent;
~. 3SSst Ia receipt Of advice from
~ f.l.''e and Nashville that The fol-
: q 'r OF their Issue have been
1' aud would therefore aa-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

A rumor has gained curreucy IN Bur
lineton, Iowa, that the main line OF the
Toledo. Peoria aud Western road Wa
no changed. the Pennsylvania system to
nm no Harrington instead 10 keokuk a1s
al prcsrnt In this change the branch
rack from Ia Harpe 10 Burlington Wall
he rebuilt and stCalghtcned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24


n II. Warwick. D. =. A., No. T. Hy's
or II q. Holabirl, see. and ifeps.'
Travelling Passenger Agents Asaolla'
fion. Cincinnati. Ohio;
Ceutlsgneu Referring TO our Next iltei,
jng Ia New orleans, Ianuay VI q
co1rse you aud your families VIII ee thefr
T,sf ,oas = ifhout saying. We are
counting on your assistance and tiiai Of
old friends Ike yen 70 induce me IVY
ono and al, 90 come 70 Toms
This city viii De your first at9pi thnt
Is 10 say. Jon wi ''Iiay your ifst e g,
eagementf In Houston. ihe meifoPoh.
~ IN Taxas COST country. The good
people Of this cify will spare neither
pains nor expense 20 make your say
while here pleasant. We VIII youra fof
thnt Show this letter 10 any Of me
irayellDg men Jon chance 20 meet. and
give them 20 understand Tat ulcy and
ihlir families VIII bs expected to make
the Texas side TIP"
We send you few cc,'e.s,. Of The For
Worth Gazette ard other te1aa pnffss
riiirh. i YOU take tine 70 lsi'f over
gga 80. lnl -A2t seiae liilr '4A's A -e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

Special 20 DE Gazette.
Paris Tex, Dec 23.-Allen, the .
year.old son u dohn I4ciercq. While
,iatnr aboht the house ulls afternoon
.tsanlli nrnn loose plank oyer thf eis-
tt,, 40 fsu n 80 tgas dr9woaf usisis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

ELLEN y, CLAIMS THE RIGHT
A Special to the Chicago Herald from
Louisville on the 2Olh says; ON The
heels Of the announcement 10 New York
city hy G. T.. Huntington Of the sale 70
the Illinois Central railroad OF con-
trolling interest Ia the Chesapeake. ONO
ard Southwestern railroad for S0uh,-
900 the Louisville aud Nashville hlos
an answer To the suit Of the common
wealth OF Kentucky, IN which n states
its purpose to acquire the property by
foreclosure SAKE. This answer was yer
flied by VI. H. Smith. president OF The
Louisville and Nashville, who made oaih
10 the correctness Of the statement CON
tanned therein according 70 his best
knowledge aud belief About the Same
time Mr.. Huntington was giving ONT the
information as 20 the seemingly new
deal with the Illinois Central people.
As the answer was not MED nhil ms
morning II was submitted With inc khewi'
edge Of the statement made by ME-
Huntington with reference 70 me prop
orly. This sale AMI tbs plans Of the
louisville and Nashville. as vet forth DO
The answer In question, would indicate
hitch somewhere. The answer u Yo'
luminous, and while making denial %
each and every allegation in ihe pam
tin's petition. The Louisville and Nash
vile claims the right % make the phr'
chase IN question, and AYERS its purpose
Z 80 doing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

Chicago Limited Arrive. Depart,
No. I. lialon Depot. $40 m ..,,s4...
80. ., Union Depot. ,s.st4-.s.. $40 . M
NJ z. iiaion bebot,. .',".,.. Ti66 a m
Accommodation.
Me- Me- s ~ iS sI. ., , $40 ~ 800 N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
Epilepsy OR FITS.

Can this diseasn BE- curedi Most phfalcAns ~
ro-fsay, rosi ali ionua and thevoflt cases. A.
tef 30 years stady and experiment bars found NE
fsHody.-npilspsy L cured BY ~ cu'ef, not SUB
duod b. oialei I'D. lfslehefoua, quack treat
rsnt Do 10, despair fosrtt past imtesinns on
yOay nurae, past outfsges Gu youf eonhdnnoa, plei
failures look forward, MOI bafkNffL ~ fr0arl{
+. IA t4ars. Vsiuabie work on The sabieci. aud
lafro bottle 81 the rrniedy-sent ffrq Tor tnA-
Mention pos,-Olicc ard Express address,
Vrof. ". II. pEERE. y. D., : Cedar a.. Nor J OK
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
TRAvELiNG PASSENGER MEN

The following letter IN connection win
the forthcoming meeting Of tae Traysains
Passenger Agents association ana tne'l
contemplated side trip 10 Texas explains
itself. sc tga9
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
Railroad Time Table.


1rygH ana rudnH trains Nos 0 and
only sion nj rmarhhnn b. a.. Junction,
Atlanta lonerson Marshall lonEyluY
Junction. lf sandv AlinpOa, Wills Point,
Fort Worth,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

INV Y VIII E''''
Fort worth.......... aAs55 pa Ivy M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

81. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
kt.fvn naaa =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

stead Of going % work 10 make the best
81 u and sc what can be done to add Ia
their pleasure within the precincts OF
their own homes
To begin with. keep the home shut up
darkly al DAY save N those rooms where
yoa are Obliged % have more light In
tiiose have screens. In fact. screens. a.
we'll a. awnings. are comforts which. II
you can afford. will more than pay their
way IN the Increased comfort yon will
receive.
AZ night throw open all the windows.
all0sIng the air to circulate freely
through the rooms and making them
thoroughly delightful Have very little
cooking done. the necessary amount
beng perforsned by the aid Of Gn oil or
g4- stove which can be dispensed with
at the end 70 the meal. thus preventing
tie great heat that accrucs from an or
binary coal stove. Eat salads and other
dis,hes Of a kindred nature. Take down
AL the heavy drsperies and replace
them with these that viii respond TO
every breath % air. Do as little work
a. possible. wear cool gowns and don't
fret
~ night at out on your front steps
and eajsy the cain that evening always
brings and II y0H have followed out
these fss suggestions when husband.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

10 Iuiy. August and S~pteu,hcv The
mushroom @howa Itself upon the face n
the earth - 40 vsrioue I.1isonous
f8rxi Aud Il - wrH - % exfrvmely
cssrefti Ia mushroom hunting b get ths
healthy vsriety
tsas<t mushrooms spring M IN cpen
feis@ sst commons. generally after a
heavy dew ~ iew lying fug Iheir
caiar - Mt nearly ~ heeuflfui - that
~ thfnr poisonous ntethrnn They ars
. tsrfy white above sra salnos pima
en- re iiedeT siie. chsalnx o. hsoxn az
ssir ~ rsihered
Soask . peelssl xhisr orion IA ths same
ros with Faur nashr.sssn4. asd 2 they
% not tarn black ycu may eat them
with feelirE 20 t.iieralale sesuritx
t. sses muehrenss. rhts-e fhe hus
f.ln rspped ones, we stssta With a wei
fisHnsl cloth. Ths stake ahauhi - eat
Cetes ia rcrreisso settle xtth enid
wsser. and stss Or sioat quarter a
- hrur. Add q hfie sait ani f.tIs
soann q better. divided inta ST. assa
raied n hutfrr hci tvn - th--~ rain
slcs ssir u bal cup u crean b-ases.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

For washing the hair. particularly
such a. = incinc,l o. 20 oily. nothing ~
better than h. cflmmon hari zap -
che Kitchen \ woman who has used IL
ffaqnehf.y herself anl sern - benefits
tested Iu other ra~s-s pr-s.sFites it with
strnru faith Make strong suds. :
she SAYS. rub 10 4bickly On he hair aoi
aash it - again AZ oncr After that
any scented @,ap o. wash may - use.
in The way a an ordinary shampoo. -
An English maid. uho IL ;,lne.l foe the
care II her mistress hair. my - taken
a further testimony n the same article.
AZ tfs ouiy wash she us~ - ~aPsufis
tff,senet With q teaepsosif,il ~ giycer.
ire and The white q an eesv Jnsloutt.
r,iif sealeu waste money in expeusi -
h,af heaufifers and pre<srver- simple
ueans right ~ ore's har.i are lost A. -
fsetige. fhs pulp Il a lrmon. fer IN
sisuce. ruhleli en The roofe - the hair
Hdi step ordinary cases ~ failing oat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

rious statutes raised 10 her memory.
copies Of her paintings showing various
scenes in her life and the pictures Of her
which are in the Pantheon.
Mrs. Christine Ladd Franklin il one
OF the few women who have won we'll
deserved reputation as scientific think
or aud writer. She is an American by
birth and the wife Of an American sa-
want. and her name il frequently found
IN German periodicals. among such writ
ers as Helmholtz and Muller.
Mre j. Montgomery Sears has been
awarded the Evans 500 prize by the
jury az selection OF the New York Water
color Exhibition. Her painting was en-.
tered as "Romola" Ii is a portrait Of
Mrs. Bunker. widow OF Dennis Bunker.
the New York artist who died some time
ago.
The Moorish room in Mrs. Arson
Phelps Stokes Madison avenue house is
full Of divans. soft pillows. swinging
lamps and draperies. with tesselatcd
floor and splashing fountain.
Miss Ida Biekam Lair. Of DAYTON.
Ohio. conducts the woman's department
OF the Farmers Home. Of which her
son. Il. w. Lair. Is managing editor.
During the reign Of colera in Tabriz.
Persia. DIR. Mary Bradford. an American
presbyterian missionary. was the only
physician in the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

The infant should have regular hours
Of sleep. II IT has been taught To sleep
all night. IA most infants can be. il viii
be a blessing to itself and its attendants
during the hot nights OF summer. Pre-
cautions must be taken to prevent chill
ing during sleep. especially during the
cool nights Of August Except in ex-
cessiveiy hot weather, blanket is ad-
visable. II should be fastened loosely
To the crib by safety pins at its upper
border. sd that the infant cannot throw
il of. The pillow should be Of horse
hair. Draughts must be avoided by a
movable screen. il necessary. In add
ton 10 the night sleep a morning nap
should be- taken. IL possible. just after
the bath. or about II a. m.-Household
News
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
q. R. ~ IN
NORTHERN RrsoRfs.

Train No. 9, daily. leaves Grand Rap
ids 40 a. m, arrives Traverse City / -
r. m. Petoskey and Bay View 3 D. m.
Mackinaw Island 5:l0 y. m. Parlor car
Grand Rapids TO Mackinaw city. Buffet
sleeping car Cincinnati 10 Mackinaw
city. Dcss not run into Traverse City
on Sundays.
Train No. Z. except Sunday. Six
hours Grand Rapids 10 Petoskey. Leaves
Grand Rapids LOO p. IN. arrives Ira
verse City 40 2. IN, Petoskey and Bay
View IT'D n NJ. Mackinaw Island 9:i5
p. IN. Parlor cars Grand Rapids 10
Mackinaw city.
Train No. 3. except Sunday. leaves
Grand Rapids 1910 p. M. arrives Petos-
key and Bay View 5::5 a. m. Mackinac
Island s:l5 a. m. Sleeping cars Grand
Rapids tcpetoskey and Grand Rapids
To Mackinaw city
Call telephone No. Coz for reserva.
tons.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

u the delicate shade Of that color which
crowns the spiral tip OF the pale migno-
nette bloom. These robe dresses are
sull in high vogue. although greatly re
iueed in price from their former value
The new facilities for doing most beauti-
ful machine embroidery. contrasting
with the old time slow processes and
crude results Is the cause OF the reduc
ton Ii lie almost impossible To tell the
machine work Of the present day from
hand execution. Often close inspection
Will not reveal the process until the
work is examined on the wrong side.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

IL may interest many 10 know that
from an artistic point IL view a woman >
face is more beautiful when viewed
from the lef. than from the right AZ
there is IN ones nature a better side--for
who. even the most staunch advocate OF
woman's rights. Is not better than her
creed 30 Is there better side Of one =
face. and photographers know this we'll.
though they generally prefer to let their
fair sitters think that they are equally
beautiful from any and every point OF
xi..x
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
level Notes

Al recent hall one tiara was not
considered sufficient. - two we're worn.
divided BY a thick roll % hair. The
eesrer's sleeves and bodice were entirely
q point lace. apparently kept together
by diamond star brooches
\ nsw design in ieveiry is band ~
diamond ivy leaves with clusters 81
pearl berries which can he worn as
diadsm. neckiet. bracelet or brooches.
TsrqBoises and diamonds are popular.
ard - late some handsome ameihysts
have made their appearance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

% vita Al egg: stir . minute and stes.
70 balss rhen. rut a ths stalks q
asariy al end wsps tbs skiaA Ausnss
III bsklnx d.sh. sprinkis sifh peppsf.
sslt ana LITE nsee- Put . iittss lump
81 bat,er % ~sch; bake fsr half al boar.
ts~k.ae sitk batssr and water even 900
aud then. servs IN TIE sAms dlsh. sitn
sssitr< d'hctri ssaeA
10 Drosi susarooms cus the sisns
elass. score the unsiss ssdss. pat - .
seep dish ssd pour uasifsd butter sver
skoe. Salt and pspper them and let
shso. he In the butter az hour Inca
fred over . clear. bot ire. Serve hcs
VITA isnon-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
II. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
ROOMS SAND
FOR saI.E-uorsEs Axprors

FOR SAT.E-HOCSES AND LOTS
A mo modern ninc-room house on Terrace
avenue. east frontage, owned by non resident:
must sell bargain. Al. ono On Burton ave-
nue, eight rooms: corner lot. One On Sonth
Lafey~tt~. with furnace, bath and all modern
Improvements On. hsnper avenue. t~eivs
rooms: ocruor lot; good barn, bargain Ons
"a central avenue. one 90 Paris ssenac. one "a
North Prospect. one on ftastings on. on Rich.
ard avenue. Also two tou-es On Center street
20 exchange Tor house and lot centrally located
Two houses oB Cas- street b4ore on kalsm xo3
avenue for sale ar exchanges.
Farm, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
100 scres In Tesbsidr. township: . fns ssoes
farm soil clay loan; larv- barn small house;
Is acft- improved. balance b<ach. M sris elrn
and ash timber. Tor ssis exchange Zoe city
property
lD acres twelve miles from city. one ~ shs
best stock or dairy farms in tho state: vel
vrtered with spring brock two good orchards
class rcil.
olso ~ scrs> sir mIias from city; God busit
ings. good orchard and good land
have also number - fine pse-ce- ~ gari~a
lands near the city ranging from nvs 10 forty
serss.
have io,. In all paris u the city 10 ssu ssi
exchange.
Houses ~ runs-
Aaney 10 ioaa ON good real s<tssc s>cnriy.
H. J nEsoiiA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

The Ladies club IN sydney lathe only
club IN the city which - not IN debt
The rooms are in a central and conveu-
ient loculity. vhere tea coffee and cocoa
are served az any hour. where dainty
lunches are enjoyed BY the members
ard taeir friends and where private ~
certion fooms ARE furnished T. ladies
VIM wish 81 entertain friends
The fF~0ch minister 81 pubic IL
stFEetion has decisied TO preserve the
home ~ loan q Arc IN Domreuai az a
MUSEUM m which 20 illustrate Der his
tory. IL vii contain nsfrisls % the va
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

The young empress OF Germany Is
neither the nonentity nor the Griselda
which II has been the custom to re-
present her. She is an intelligent.
simple. kind hearted woman. with a fair,
gentle face. a frcsh. hsalfhy complexion.
blue eyes and smooth hair. and an ex.
preston so kindly aud sweet that no one
who ha- come under the witchery OF her
tender glances has ever been heard 10
say that she Is not handsome.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
NOT so VERY AWFUL
Ssy-at-Homes May Make Them
selves Comfortable
BY MAKING The MOST OF II
ns.ss On Hsss 40 fi.s & hessrfs, ASH Map
~ White o<hss. Are kaJsy ING
Ihe1assisc. Awsy Kss1a nouss.

May theirs srs who esnnot leave
town and ta<s up thsir abode IN those
retreats sappsses! Ia lie apoi. bat shich
IN many Instances are quite the reverse.
To thess stay at homes a seems very
hard that they shaall bs compelled 10
rsasfa "a the clty Whale others HE
themselves away u the woods 90 tbs
shore. ansi they snake themselves feel
much more unc,mfc rtabl~ BY breeding
over their szforced presence in to~n IN