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The oasis., 1893-09-21
rowS * ooD~rY.

Insure your nay, grail anu Obhti
property with G. 5. LeBaron.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Langhorne have
returned from Mexico, and are again
NJ Red Rock.
Mr.. G.. II. Barnhart has been APP
pointed agent in Pinal county for the
Mammoth Mining Co.
Hay for saIe.-In ten and twenty
ton lots. Apply to Mr.. Calvert VIII
son Arizola.
Next Sunday Rev II. A. Thompson
will hold Divine service in the school
house at Arizola at O'Clock p. NJ
Union Sabbath School every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. AT Casa Grande.
Everyone cordially invited.
Tuesday evening of last week little
child OF NJ Montanyo died at Mann
moth, and was buried Wednesday.
Last Saturday number OF Casa
people went to Florence TO attend the
celebration Of Mexican independence.
Yesterday Messrs. William Cayiness
and John PLY Of Florence, were at
Arizolawith some freight for Doctor
Barry.
The San Pedro Cattle Go. has or
dcred its cattle all sold as fast as buy
ers can be found, and will go out Of
business.
AT the target shooting at the picnic
last Saturday, Miss Maggie Megson
made the best score, hitting the bulls
eye twice in succession.
Mr.. George Scott OF Dudleyyille has
gone on prospecting trip in the
mountains beyond the ella. Mrs. ).
is visiting in San Francisco.
Last week Mr.. George A. Smart re-
turned from Chicago and the Expo
sition, and is again in charge of affairs
at the Logan & Dunn place.
The Morris Nursery Co. Of San Ber-
nardino, California, has laid TIKI
OASIS under obligations for several
copies OF its latest catalogue.
AT Mammoth Tuesday of last week
Mrs. John Knudson was taken very i'll
and on Wednesday her husband tool
her to Tucson for medical treatment
Mr.. Osborne, locomotive engineer
runping eastward from Tucson, has
been visiting at Arizola several day.
past, the guest of Mr.. g. w. Saunders
Mr.. j. Il. Brown, who has bond al
Jesse Browns mine in Box Canyon
above Florence will erect hoist L
facilitate the work of developing TIN
mine.
Last Saturday General and Mrs
Royal A. Johnson and their daughter
Miss Emma. who have been rusticat
ing at Oracle farm. returned home t
Tucson.
Reverend /. r. Whittemore OF Flor
ence. is expected home from the cas-
with Mrs. Whittemorc, and the re
sumption Of service is ANNOUNCED 70
next sunday
A San Bernardino cattle buyer wa
on the San Pedro and in the SAINT
Catallna's, las, week, looking fer ia
beeYes. He found plenty OF the yer
finest kind over in chat region.
The Worlds Fair edition of the Ar
iona Gazette is at hand. itisa spler
did number which IN range and var
ETY. Of descriptive matter does full ju'
tice to every county in the territor,
This morning MesSrS. Maurice Ste
ycns of Arizola, and James Megson 6
Casa Grande, went on hunting excm
sion which will be extended throug
several days. They will visit the res
The oasis., 1893-09-21

The recent high water in the San
Pedro washed away the dwelling, sta
bles. corral, etc, on the rancho of Mr..
w. j. Selleck, near Dudleyyille, and
he has just completed new structures
to replace them. The new buildings
are on higher ground, near the hills,
beyond the reach Of future floods.
The oasis., 1893-09-21

Judge c. NJ. Marshall and family.
who have been visiting in Southern
California through the heated term.
are expected to return home to Casa
Grande in the course of the next week.
They will be gladly welcomed by their
numerous friends.
The oasis., 1893-09-21

Above Dudleyyile, on the San Pc
dro. Messrs. Lucius and Oliver Swim
gle and p. Young are engaged in re-
pairing the headgate Of the often that
irrlgates their ranches, which was
washed out by the late high water.
They are also preparing toput in crops
the coming season.
The oasis., 1893-09-21

The latter part of last week Mr., r.
O. Stratton visited. Tucson TO meet a
cattle buyer and arrange for sale Of
some of the fat beef cattle from his
ranches in the Santa Catalinas and ON
the San Pedro
The oasis., 1893-09-21

Miss Ida Saunders has been selected
to teach the school at Arizola, and ar
rived Monday night to take charge
when the term begins, which will in
all probability be on the first Monday
in October.
The oasis., 1893-09-21

Misses Mary White and Jennie RUM
burg OF Tempe, have been visiting on
the San Pedro, the guests OF the fam
ily OF Mrs. George Scott Of Dudley
vile. They have been there couple
of weeks, but expect to return home
the latter part Of the present week.
The oasis., 1893-09-21

In a great mesquit thicket about
half way between Toltcc and Picacho
the two stations next east Of Arizola.
Is an immense pigeon roost, where vast
numbers OF these birds nightly congrc-
gate. Friday evening Of last week
TIE OASIS man passed through the
this thicket about sunset, and there
seemed millions OF them. 1t would be
a great place for a pot-hunter.
The oasis., 1893-09-21

Miss Florence Reed of Casa Grande.
who has been visiting in Philadelphia.
is now returning home, and is at pres
ent visiting the Worlds Fair, She
viii be athome in thecourse of short
time.
The oasis., 1893-09-21

Sunday Mr.. r.. a. Wilson, employed
on the Logan & Dunn rancho, was
summoned to Tucson, 80 the bedside
of his sister, who was reported at the
noint Of death.
The oasis., 1893-09-21

Monday the board Of supervisors Of
Pinal county was in session at Flor
ence and turned the assessment roll
over Ito the tax collector. Walk up
and pay your taxes.
The oasis., 1893-09-21

Reayis, "the claimant" has sold
someone in Chico, California, his al
legged title to a couple Of sections of
land on the desert southeast Of Mari
copa, and the deed was recorded at
Florence last week. The land is val
ueless as the title conveyed
The oasis., 1893-09-21

Monday next Doctor Barry will take
possession, under his lease. Of the Ari-
zola hotel, and get the work Of prepa-
ration for opening on the first of DC
tober. The new sanitarium is already
attracting much attention among all
who patronize such institutions, and
is no doubt that it will be largely pat
ronized from the very day it is started.
The oasis., 1893-09-21
NURSERIES.
JOHN =. CALI<INS'
OLIVE NURSERIES.

Pomona, Los Angeles Co., California.
The oasis., 1893-09-21

Mr. George Morse Of Arizola, is the
first victim of the new "anti-fcnce
district at Florence, having last SAT-
urday received notice that COW with
his brand was impounded at that
place.
The oasis., 1893-09-21

Mr.. Robert Brannaman, who had
been working at Mammoth, has re-
turned to his rancho on the ella, six
miles above Riverside, has cleaned out
his ditch, repaired the headgate, and
is preparing to make crop the COM
ing season.
The oasis., 1893-09-21

Mr.. L. 5 Butler, railroad agent at
Casa Grande, will take leave Of abb
sence and start for the east this week
or next, and will visit the Worlds
Fair and his old home in New York.
In his absence his place will be filled
by Mr.. Ralph Bonner of Sentinel.
The oasis., 1893-09-21

under his lease. OF the Arl-
lola hotel, and get the work Of prepa- I
ration for opening on the first of Oc- !
tober The new sanitarium Is already
much attention among all
who patronize such institutions, and
is no doubt that it viii be largely pat
ronized from the very day it is started.
There is finechance for investment
at Arizola in building anumber Of cot
tages for rent. Several families who
are coming for the benefits OF the san
itarium have signified desire to rent
cottages, and homeseekers have writ
ten for houses to rent while they are
building houses for themselves.
Mr.. L. 5. Butler, railroad agent at
Casa Grande, will take leave Of abb
sence and start for the east this week
or next, and will visit the Worlds
Fair and his old home in New York.
In his absence his place will be filed
by Mr. Ralph Bonner of Sentinel.
Reayis, "thc claimant" has sold
someone in Chico, California, his al
legged title to couple of sections of
land on the desert southeast Of Mari
copa. and the deed was recorded at
Florence last week. The land is val
ueless as the title conveyed.
Judge G. NJ. Marshall and family.
who have been visiting in Southern
California through the heated term,
are expected to return home to Casa
Grande in the course of the next week.
They will be gladly welcomed by their
numerous friends.
Water is beginning torun low in the
mountain wells, and stockmen are
beginning to wish for winter rains and
snow, the source of supply. The wa
ter that falls during the copious sum-
mer rains all runs away too quickly to
reach the wells.
A Pinal county lady visiting the
Worlds Fair writes friends that she
went to the Arizona building and saw
the Arizona display, consisting of fonI
Navajo blankets and number of cop
les OF THE OASIS for free distribution,
1
Casa Grande lodge of Good Temp.
lars will initiate one or two neophytes
Saturday night, and preparatory to
having the job done up brown, the
lodge goat is being exercised and put
/ through his PAGES.
The latter part of last week Mr.. r
@. Stratton visited. Tucson to meet q
cattle buyer and arrange for sale OF
some of the fat beef cattle from his
ranches in the Santa Catalinas and on
/ the San Pedro.
Miss Ida Saunders has been selected
to teach the school at Arizola, and ar
rived Monday night to take charge
when the term begins, which will II
all probability be on the first Monday
in October.
4 Miss Florence Reed Of Casa Grande
who has been visiting in Philadelphia
is now returning home, and is at pres
ent visiting the Worlds Fair, Sh
will be at home in thecourse of a shor
/ time.
4 Monday the board Of supervisors 0
Pinal county was in session at FloI
ence and turned the assessment rol
over to the tax collector, Walk u
and pay your taxes.
Sunday Mr.. r. a. Wilson, employee,
on the Logan & Dunn rancho, wa
/ summoned TO Tucson, 80 the bcdsid
The oasis., 1893-09-21

There is a fine chance for investment
at Arizola in building number Of cot
tages for rent. Several families who
are coming for the benefits Of the san
itarium have signified desire to rent
cottages, and homeseekers have writ
ten for houses to rent while they are
building houses for themselves.
The oasis., 1893-09-21

"oliye Culture in california" mailed freeto
any address.
The oasis., 1893-09-21

Sunday morning Mr.. IT. 9. Saunders
arrived at Arizola from Des MoineS,
Iowa. The gentleman is brother of
Mr.. G. w. Saunders, and comes as the
avaunt courier of quite company
coming from Iowa TIA settle at Arizola.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-05

several Young Men Being Examined
FOR the Ministry.

The city il filed with Methodist min
istera who are here 10 attend the confer
ence. Last night the Rev X s. Nc
Grcgor Of Cadillac began the eEamina-
ton % candidates for the ministry.
Those taking the examination are as
follows. William Exncr NJ. Ravn. f.. K
Lyon. w. IT, Wright. g. W. Weeks. e.
l.. Birdsey, s. r. Wootcn. h. J. Bradner,
Nelson =. futile. q. A. Brown aud G. II.
Palmafier. The candidates were quixzed
Gu the subject % universal history last
night The examination viii not be
completed until Wednesday. II is ex-
pectrd that most q them will be recon
msnded FOR pastorates. Tonight a pub
lie meeting wiil be held, AZ which Biehop
Bowman will probably preside. The
active work % the conference will not
begin until tomorrow morning. A
special feature % the session viii 10 the
Discussion 81 missionary work. Mauiey
~ lizard q Pennsylvania. assistant cor.
respondent u tie hoard 20 church ex-
tenasons. ir IN the city and ia a guest in
The Warwick The headquarters % the
visiting ministers are AZ Tie Eagle. but
many - them are being entertained by
trends Ia the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-05

~ Aldermen John Mcconnell usual.
flies a large national flag from his
honsctop On Labor day. but his flag II
at Pear Lake. his snmmer home. and
Instead The frat fag ever carried by the
Third Michigan Infantry was hoated
from hi~ TAG stan.
PIP. Felt 81 la Clede. Missouri. was
the guest Yesterday - Capt T.. VI
Smith Mr.. Felt - a prosperous farm
implement dealer Il Missouri. and yes.
frrsiay was bis first day spent 40 Grand
Eapld~ lie may Iocate here.
X you sFs making; change Ia your
bark account take your deposit 10 the
state Bank of Michigan. Ii has the
largest capital u any savings institution
Ia tne state ocfsids Il Detroit.
The poiire receiYed notice % burg
lary sio second ayenus last evening but
refused b. give the name q the party
oWning tie house cr any particulars
conesrniaz the robbery.
The great auction sale 70 buguiss.
snrrYs etc. az -. a. Dennison's. south
DIVISION street. cosnmences tomorrow
mornin.s a. = o'clos;k- 1. y Wilson l.
the soctioueer
Mrs Van Dina. with the managers.
NHfI ttfHl| ~ ~" FNtbNN ftttHtTEu uNflfff
her care VISITED the M1ssian sunday
schaoi lat Sunday snd tsok part ia tho
rxere So
Iahn a. Siinons ~;tz tolured on Plain.
fehi asenue tn runaway yesterday
maftiog sis was taken g. No 40
-.uih niyisos stsset ~ theaubuiancc.
Per the frst tiroe n several years M
arrests sere made AZ kee'i's lake on
Iseor day Tho oficers say n more
orderly crawd oeyct visited any resort
Al alarm q frs az noon yesterday
called the department o. 80. 3gI North
fonia street 4, vas burning chimney
aud ~ damsxe waa done.
The frneral - Ms Katy ghysei xili
- heid " edoeasiay ~ 40 D. a.. from
Christian itsfofBed church. cafnor Re
iifsnsi AMI fc,iie street
fsasr.,iraa laean fsand lady. shaw
e. Ee4.ls AXE last night, sbaeh swaite
al esref az poiice heaiqsartera
f.ssrre 4. SAITH. ~ inmate = sh~
Soi.iIefs h'me vas arrested fs.r assault
All taifefs
Ep~rusy ,sherT Haas = perlln was in
NE saty Frsssscsg beekiag fss a -tol~n
ferae
rhrre ronea fsiated ca the streets
yssi.r,i.y ehiie Estehiax tho parade
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-05
BOTH COLD IN DEATH
Mr.. and Ma BENJAMIN X. kui-
pss Drowned While Fishing
THEIR BODIES ARE RECOVERED
1hs f3fsi Aersstent occsrr~<i On Pins
f.l.sad Lake - ths capsszln<
OF = izo~ Eoal


Lying On = slab sids b side Ia the
n...isssa king roon,s II John III. Joldersma
- - - tr.ndr,il. .seous are the
- k-.l - -. t-,..s,, M
se., - $50 -.
haiPe's - =" IA ~k@,'@s .'' 1's'.e
c'to - 1~Ahn. 4neJ Aefo afp~nea %
ne eaFei1ng q roS bal yesterday
iasf heilfe noon in Pine lsland lake
atoat thrsa u,ilea ~est of Belmonk
Rselx xe.fer.i.. n.arnins Mr.. and Nra
E.s.s.-. - ~. a,d NJ Ail.nst Ria.
-, 1-,..-s -. - ~.
a'o.e - - go. -. y" -
nottn ~ me cay 'of p.sn,s @1a W
spend t1s dAf - fishing Af- heitnefs
Il salpioyed - eietk "a the eity Poor
department.. and his wife and Mrs.
ksipess eere SISTERS The two families
ketner aud drove - the laks eatn lunch
The iake tna Tour persona hlfsd rO~
se4rch * a uesifaoio nshing gfoua.L
After having fo~sd about ics some nae
tnsy decidcd 10 anchos tasir noAt -
post short distance tom shore. ms.
Aaipofs sal "a the bos u ne boat and
49, @@---~---- 49, - - ----~~
ehain AID attach 10 10 ne post she
took ne elaln and attempted 70 follow
her husbands INSTRUCTIONS. oet eoeiu
net hAndis II acxtf0asiy exeesa
q stay tho noah oar. h@pe%
Nho ~as SEATED Va mo Stern
aroso and stafIsd ssH -
Ar and tiss. issisDrss ~ ess.sa Us VIC
10 throwing tao ehAah over nc tost anu
IA doing - stspiso 80 heavily on the
edge ~ tne bat taat u vac eapsized.
The seaf oeeuP shss were thrown INTO
the i4~s shen ne ooah MAS overturned:
nf. ard sir% nHtpers went down and
could not save themselves Ifoin a Saiery
gave. AF' aud MrA heitberg hung 10
t-o overturned o.liAt and sept their
h<asis above water Until help afFlyel
hssAionis ma mo vicinity u the sad &C
cififat we're attracted ~ the eriesof Mr..
and AiA iieitberg and ran 10 their
rescue. Mr. haitberk weaFs cork leg
an no vas unable ID handle nim.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-05

Dena shmidderk's sad Experience
With Ignorance and Prejudice.

With Ignorance and Prejudice.
The ignorant preiudices of relatives
and the spleen OF an irresponsible eve
ming newspaper have cost Miss Dena
Shmidderk's her right leg. Last winter
the young woman WAS injured IN
coasting accident on Fountain street,
and taken to ST. Marks hospital The
doctors examined the injury aud found
that the knee pan had been crushed
into the Joint. the thigh bone split
loggitu finally. and q compound fractcre
IL the bones OF the lower leg. The leg
was packed in ice and allowed 10 re-
main in that condition for several days
ia order to reduce the inflammation.
During this period the evening paper
legan a wholesale crusade on the hos
pital. conmring a frightful picture
al the awful bntcheries committed
within its walls. and WILDLY picturing
the dreadful fate Of any woman who
submitted 20 the simplest operation by
a msmber Of the staff. The young
,womans relatives were deceived by the
stories. aud when il became necessary TO
remove the les from the girls leg and put
the limb in splints th5y refused Ia allow
anything 10 be done. The girl lay In 81.
Marks for a week and hall, and IA
spite 20 the protests OF the management
her relatives would not allow the sur.
geons 10 touch the leg. Finally she was
takeu 10 her home in iceland When
her relatives finally consented to allow
tho doctors 10 bandags the leg. il was
too late. There vas no possibility IL the
bones uniting. As the injury was slowly
endangering the girls life. she was
finally persuaded to have the useless
member amputated. and DIR. Lupinski
performed tho operation last week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-05

fsrlee n y Sersfsrs q the rnitra
States 1i-trief fftartiey +. g. Palmer
GEEK Jrha Aetlnrean and rnised
-fstas Nar.,tai ! ~ Clarke sent ~
agsraseti~ hsst aht r. Ashi eeurt
~ Feit ~ fncle,ie No. AMI eisil.~rf
Erataf4 rf tnhsfaa sfeat faif.r 3ay
uifh their ed ffiend ard efrarasis care
r. a Snifh. sieitiaz the Soldiers hasa.<
aaf i<eeis isxe ss1eFts.
NJ Ipncr- 3. has<r ~ntrstasn~si
a - hsr tft.e friea.is t<sfnrilkY
sffarrsna a. her hease. 80 tom t,iitsft
street,. tkn eecasion he8ne hef ga f4rth.
dsE
81 iieil 7 t'srietsu. Nssshai
~ sri.-k and a Marta sft ~ ~
sasr h.sf nikht
Is. sna NJ. F8psrf wsfssa -
S.ats ffrha street haze frfurnef ffem
to- Narkfs fsis
D.. saa MfN " 7. fats q - -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-05

her sssoelatson sith the able eosIs 4
ths sebaoi sskls d, Is srsaf strsagth.
for loz'@tlaa coarse u study. CO.'S 81
te4chnfs. elafLsf.s1 iafsuencs ai1d fliysa
cal training. Miss HAash's school eltofds
% pafenss the besE indscemesis fkv the
thorough est.casion u their daughters.
he slEfh rear will open SeptsnhsF ~.
Oee Il the special advantages q the
school Is 10 he eliEaste Girls whose
physical strsngfh y imperfect may build
Up TIER constitutions Ia the salusHious
air q California. while az the salaa time
acquiring N sducstioa-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-05

The Schubert club held It's annual
meeting last night In Prot. Pearson's
studio and elected the following board
u directors: j. ID. Kroner, J. A. Sey-
mour. W. W. Wurster. &. q. Fasoldt
and James Grant The election OF q
musical director was deferred until a
future meeting. as was also the organi-
cation u the board OF directors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-05

Captain Poisson's harm and contents
at Reeds lake vas totally destroyed hy
fire early yesterday morning. The
building Vas located a short distance
from Swetland's pavilion and Il was
feared az ono time that the flying EN-
bers would set il on IRE but BY a close
vigilance such calamity was prevented.
IL - supposed tho barn was set on ire
by framps who were sleeping there.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-05
TEETH!

fesntifai teesh ere lnsafr fes t.s.us@ss
Ne tars board ftcflF sAI shsY e11ld give
sserrfhins theF bsd So such tzaatifal 18th -
- aud 81 haa
Tbs tive .a~res . - - asack D, fi,~ p~Ffcet
rsss q che irsfh ~ - ths tasr iik< shitsae<s
sfs.i tta brill . ~ fslttsh
AZ teefh sc eeFae.ls = ttts go flvs-ef $50
sre iafafis.sa - 49, eteo r4aat - ~ r5edfrs.
4 rr.srefl4 efafssftd prrfiff. kt.sefets > 80
csis riaht sd f~tfeft tAs'sT - es@assf 49, -
asses a. teetA ftts - hs assrrsslIef - lress
ss,-las aft@s SSH fslssf t.ef esf.eslse fhe
f.sI-sis = - eae - - aoet rrt<A aeoftsts -
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49, a ass 80 eselesles ssseF<s asa
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-05
CHICAGO EXCURSION


September the G. a W. NJ. and D..
T. a y. lines will sell 10 Chicago and re-.
turn. a. one way rate. via New Buffalo,
ell rail. tickets good ten days. including
date - sale, rate from Grand Rapids
will BE- $50 Ask ticket agents for full
Information "a 20 timc ~ trains. etc.
GEo. DEHAyKN. q. II. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-05

I.ra1inr EEiuCaflliaal Tnafifnfe fIr
tssris on Pacific Coast.
One q the lessling educational ineti
totions on tne Pseific coast il Mis-
Marsh schooi for girls. located az Ioa
Argeies Although hui Sit years in ex.
istence. II hsa taken fro1f rank IN il
special feld az a boarding and day
srhool fos girla Recentiy 4 has securesl
The services - Mrs. Eilsn 4. Knox n
Knoxville. ltanni~. formerly Instructor At
fiev~taus Hat CuYshsea Fsi.a. Ohio.
~ ssce psinrpaL Miss knox j. enc ~
tas heri kaosn lady iasifuctars. aad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-05
w orld-s Fair
via
C. II s. Il

Both ways for one fare. $40. Tues
day. September 9Th. Tickets good for
10 days Trains leave 1906 a. m. and
ll:2O p. m. Returning trains leave Chi
cage at 4:20 aud 1000 p. IN. Stops at
Midway Plaisance. Cali telephone COG.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-05

t30o round trip 30 Chicago and re.
turn from Grand Rapids Take 5sgb ..
m. train on G. 4 W. ". ~. and Holland
steamers. Daily line. Time card on In.
eiale page
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-05

The daily steamers of the Holland
and Chicago line from Holland and OF
tawa Beach for Chicago make close
connections with G. & W. NJ Ry. trains
both from and to Grand Rapids, and
offer the cheapest and most pleasant
route 10 the worlds fair. See adv.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-05
CERTIFICATES af DEPOSITS. any

in Grand Rapids will be accepted. and
payment guaranteed by ne. in exchange
Tor anything in our line. the owners To
retain same until work IL complete or
account due. or the certificate natures.
WEATHERLY 4 PrLTE
New location - and "a Pearl street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-05

BY invitation from the grand lodge
the local lodges Of Oddfellows have APP
pointed team consisting OF twenty one
members. headed by Capt. III. y. Wilder.
20 exemplify the work before the grand
lodge at It's meeting to DC held at Ian
sing October Is.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-05

The Grand will be dark the balance
Of the week. the advertised perform
ances for this afternoon and evening be-
ing abandoned. Next week 'Blunders"
VIII DO presented.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-05

Boy through tickets for Chh'agp ~ q
A W. N ticket offis-e via Ottaua Bosch
aad Hniiaod steamers. Daily line. Sec
time card pn inside page.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-05

Two suspects Are Sow usdes AR

IL was reported 10 the police last
night that John Fish Of FIRST avenue
had been knocked down and robbed
near the corner Of Ellsworth avenue and
Cakes street The matter was lnyesti-
gated aud James Conn0rs and Charles
Aldrieh were arrested. The caarge
against them Is simply drunkenness.
bat il further Investigation shovs that
they were eonnected With the robbery
they viii Do held Fish xas not hurt by
the persons who robbed him. bat Was
simply held up and bis pockatbook
taken lie does not know the exact
amount of money In his pockstbook. but
thinks il was les than 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-05

Do not fail 10 attend Randall & Com
pany's. - Monroe street, great Shoe
Sale this week Great bargains will be
offered.