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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
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HE WAS RELIGIOUS; HIS WIFE WASN'T

HE WAS RELIGIOUS HIS WIFE WASN'T.
something OF sensation created In Railway
Yesterday 10y the new, that Mrs. John Ransom had
deserted her husband and taken two OF her three
children with her. The couple nave never lived
very happily together, owing to the marked differ
ences In their character. Ransom is of u religious
nature. at time having been member OF the
salvation Army, while his wife Is gay and vivacious
For the last three years they have occupied Il large
house Main-st., and short time ago Mrs. Ransom
decided 10 take IA few boarders. This her husband
consented TO, and It Is generally believed that this
the beginning OF the domestic troubles that
have terminated In separation. Last week
Mrs. Ransom suddenly left her home, and her hus-
band was unable to find any trace of her, until
yesterday she as suddenly returned. lie upbraided
her for her actions. whereupon told him that She
was going 10 leave him for good. She packed up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16

for the Nnrn. Corps, and The place is therefore one
Of great responsibility and pornnor and much
mo- 81 ri,o Tho details OF the performance 81 -
rciary Cari- and lie hopeu! son IN VOCATION , " ,lu
.,,-t if not the letter. Of the civil service Ia" ar"
rcplo,ions and the statutes designed Ia protect nor"
oray discharged Union s9ldcrS ind sn1 or " en-
,.oved h,' tho f,ny.q,mcnt ~ the United states.
inion veterans may recall the iact lhil t~n~hs
General Harrison became President In l--!; h" fouli
S;snc1Ishnd "a soldier OF the Union III the Once %
REGISTER ~ Inc rrs1suiv. 10 which ne hld '',n up
pointed by President Cleveland 'eNciai N,'I r. " ,,s
president Harrison did not remove Genera l'>''I'l'
or demand his resignation. although he WIS = SiiuN
Inc Armv with The rank and pas of Brigadicr-''ri,-
cral lie rcmaued in oicc through Pr s,drh, lfairn
ce,sor is n tennessee Democrat who was not | mon
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.


Extensive alterations and improvements are 10 DE
made in the building of Christ Episcopal Church.
and to day services will be held I'm the old buiidins
for the last time. Ground has been brohea lor t"e
addition TO the present building, which VIII occupy
the entire width OF the lot. The seating capacity
Of the building will be increased onethird. Inc
long pending controversy over the payment OF the
contractor Tor the removal of ashes and garbiSc mas
been settled by the payment to T.. J. McEimeel OF
the amount due for the work done I'm the two months
ending Jure %. The contractor Will now be asheu
sign Il contract for the balance OF the tenn
under modified specifications which he can fulfill
The Common Council have set out TO compel the
electric road to give the service which the people
along the liz. demand. The city's attorney has
advised the Aldermen that the railroad law requires
the company to carry passengers frcm any point on
IT,, lines TO any otter point within the city limits
Cor five cents, AID that the proper way TO compel
the company TO stop its cars at the Bronx lnNer
road lay the matter blOrc the Railroad commas
slOnors and ask them TO direct the company 10 sl"p
the cars where required. President Montague, oil
tho railroad told the Aldermen that the cars did not
stop at the Bronx River road because, If they cli'
the passengers from Mourt Vernon. who now pay 10
cents 10 ride to Workers, would walk across the me
and take the cars at the Bronx River road, thus
reducing the of the line Just one-nali. IN
order TO head OIL the proposed actlo Ill ,ne ,i
Council the company has given notice that 1t VIII
stop at the Bronx River road six trips day each
way. Inc company Il TequiT'i ny No ~
at least six trips day. but It Is making thirty SIX
trips. The company also has the contract lor carr
Ing the mails ard claims that neither the common
Council nor the Railroad commissioners have the
power to stop the cars which carry the mails;
The work Of laying the Spha pavement In Ashbiron.
ave. began yesterday. The other streets ordered VIII
be- taken up such order tO distribute lne work
in diacrr.t sections Of the city. The Rev. j. {.
Mck,nzic principal Of Lawrenccville Academy, Will
preach this morning at the First PRESBYTERIAN Church,
and in tbe evening al Emmanuel Chapel. The
body Of the mar, who committed suicide on the tuck.
ahoe road Friday has been identified rs that OF Oni
-ovenih-,t. Health Oficcr Browne made raid
on tho fruit stores yesterday and seized lot Of
dccayed iruit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
THINKS THE EVANS LAW WILL. NOT WORK
\. L. GONZALES DESCRIBES ITS IMPORTANTLY
--LIorOR sMUGGLED OYER THE NORTH
CAROLINA LINE.

Washington July 15.-"I pretty certain that
the state Dispensary system of selling qu)r will
prove a rank failure in south Carolina said \. +.
Gonzales Editor 81 "Thc State" daily paper printed
the south Carolina capital. 10 reporter Of Tho
Post today. 80 The law never become popular"
hc continued land sooner or later will be- done
away with BESIDES being Unconstitutional. II bears
hardest on the Crackers the Woodworking rrIsucS.
who. after bringing n wapol-load " country produce
to town. want to indulge in =, glass Of beer or a
drink 81 corn juioc. They cart get nip without
a lot OF red tape procedure at place: have no
choice 81 buying except from the state official. The
wcil-todO people Of the cities the professional and
business men. hive already laid in a stock ~ good
liquors. enough 10 last year or more, and If they
run ont, import from the outside. for there T. no
way TO keep man ont Of the possession OF liquor.
provided he gets in the Original package Mem
beers Of club, keep az the cubrOns OF yorc only
each man has his individual bottle or demijpnn.
In that part Of the state bordering on North
Carollna the law cannot possibly De- enforced. Coy
crnor Tilman would simply have TO keep army Il
2OO0 men TO patrol the border so As TO prevent It's
Introduction Even negroes are engaged IN IN"
smuggling business. crossing the stat" line nj ulgh
with their jug, and pcddling # among tldr ac-
ouantancns without the slightest fear Of arrest The
saloon mon I'm III" dty ol columbia are obcying t1e
law believing that its repeal /, only question ~
time. y ! mean, OF raising revenue the new system
/, lound 10 prove a failure. larg" proportion of
the counti", have no dioprn.lrics at all. ana III
functions are flying thick and fast To shut up
great part OF those that are doing business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
no DELAY NOW ~ FURNISHING ARMnR.

Washington, Tuly 15.-The delay IN furnishing
armor for vessels seems To have come 10 an en-
since November 1892. tho deliveries have been On
the increase The report OF the Bureau OF orHh'hc'
male In November last, showed That l1Il ions oi
ormor Lad been iu1nishcd-7oG by the H"ihlch'Ih
company and rs By the Carncgcs. since thrn
1859 ton, have been delivered, making t'al %
54lO tons 32O3 tons OF which were suppl"d by
the Bethlehem works and 22oS by the 'arnegIes'
Contracts were made in 1857 with the bethlehem fr
5000 tons OF amor, and in 1890 a contract i"r Il
IKE amount was awarded 10 the CaIncgies, ana u"
contracts were made I'm March last for CO'O or
: 900 tons Of plate. the Bethlehem company 10
furnish The heavy and the Carncgies the Hight ainor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
The Approve hing Dinner Hour

Is fraught with pleasant anclpations tn. un.
happy mortal plagued with dyspepsia. Appetite seldom
disomort after and between meals always is his Ior.
ton Heartburn and natulence subsequent 10 eating
gnawing the pit OF the stomach before it, only
a few the woes arising from this truly nnplsh
complaint. Sick headache, nervousness, constipation and
biIiousnees its diabocal offspring. and all
OF them are annihated by Hosteers Stomach Btters
the gastric and regulates the liver
and the bowels with certainty and promptitude Chs
and fever kidney trouble. rheumatism and neura gia
are also remeded by medicine rare purity and
comprehensive luvalids Of al kinds greatly
and swiftly benefited BY it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
ELIZARETII.
ELEVEN FAMILIES IL PERIL FROM FIRE.

ELEVEN FAMILIES IN PERIL FROM FIRE.
destructive fire broke out at midnight on Friday In
Elizabeth and burned half block Flames vera
discovered In George Neurtters houses. in Franklin
ST.. and they spread rapidly until the entire block
ablaze and eleven families were In peril. These
people lived the upper floors, and barely managed
get out with their lives None OF them saved any.
thing but their clothing, and few did that. It
the firemen hours the fire con.
troll. Mr. Neuriters loss Is about $25. 900. covered
by insurance. and the tenants loss about $4,000,
were those Of George +. Thum. drugs: William Fish.
b0ugh, meats and vegetables Thomas Anderson shoes,
and Arsine Dfouet and John schov, confectionery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
A LITTLE GIL 4 FORGER.

LILLE wEGLEIN GAVE BOGUS ORDERS FOR
GOODS 70 THE IAhLEM SHOP-KEEPERs-S
SAID SHE DID IT JUST FOR Fun.
Lille Weglcn, the eleven yearOld daughter OF John
Wcelcin a photographer at No. els East Eighty
fourth st. was arrested by officer lIlldenbrlnd Fri
day On the chnrg. Of stealing and giving bogus orders
to Harlem shopkccpcrs She was brought crying to
the Harlem Police Court yesterday morning by an
al,nt Of Mr.. Gcrry's society. After her arrest she
Nh. given into of The Society, which kept her
for the night In is rooms. Among her victims was
+. O'Ncil. II furnishing goods dealer ut No. 1904
>rrond There she stole al worth of goods and
left bogus oric. for to be delivered at n fcti-
TORS address. This Is the only Instance the police
know where Lnr has stolen any thing. She was
more successful fOrgrr. In several places She
mr. scnted bogus orders for goods. On forged order
She obtained several bottles Of liquor from Henry
lI.dd % ~. 1881 laird ave. In Schwegers bakery
AT No. 1ii3 Third ave. She secured cakes tars and
cuphics.
IL was thought thai she hal been induced to do
ii. stealing 10y some -rOHnGp person but she denied
that such tie case When threatened with being
M mp 10 IN" Catholic Pcor' Ory. She said that she
ld IL fsr the fun Of the thing. She said that she
played j0hc, In company with Lille O'COnnor, eight
,csrs old. one II her friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
IIAGkENSACK.

fII IT NIUf4ItN IIELD
Complaints have frequently been made TO the Bergen
County authorities IN the last six weeks Of bicycle
riders being held up by tramps lonely roads. John
Quirl and George Murphy, OF lIoboken reported that
Thursday night they stopped on the Paterson
Plank Road and robbed of 81 30 cash, god watch,
diamond and gold framed eyeglasses. Murphy was
also compelled give up his shirt, neckte and
Last night Herbert X. Mington and Miss Mildred
Burnett, Of Fairylew, accoSted by two men on
the causcway between ackn,ick aud Rogoia, but the
Young man Was armed and thu footpads fed when he
drew his revolver 1t is generally supposed that the
assalantS are trampS who make their home III the
susquchanna Railroad depot at BOgota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
HUSBAND FIFTY YEARS OLDER THAN BRIDE.

The announcement yesterday of the marriage OF
Thomas Hawkins, a wealthy resident Of East lshp,
l.. l.. and Miss Katie kavanagh, on "Wednesday last
/, causing lot Of talk in that village. Hawkins Is
seventy years Old and his bride Is fifty years
younger. The couple met about month ago. IL
declared TO be OF love at first sight. They
frequently riding together, but this result
OF their acquaintance not expected by the people
Of that locality AZ 10 o'clock Wednesday night, Mr.
Hawkins and Miss KavanAgh called at the home oi
the Rev. j. III. Preston, OF SayNc. lie was rouse0
from his slumber and performed the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
RUSSIA MAY HAVE A NAVAL STATION HERE.

Washington, July 15.-No Official inimation has
been received by this Government Of the intention %.
Russia establish naval station on the eastern coast
of tho United states with headquarters nj New York.
but il IS not doubted that such i, The IT Is moi
necessary II. such casts for Application 10 De made
10 the Government for pcrnis 10 establish nnva
station and as fact the Russian Government ha'
had one or more vessels In the ncighborhOod Of New
York for several months past. II j. not believed that
the establishment OF Russian naval station - the
co,sf 1. Of any Warlile import. bii merely part Oi
q general scheme patterned upon tlc English plan Of
having convenient stations in different parts Of the
world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
FNlIT,EW0OD

The handsome new clubhouse OF the Englewood
Field Club will be formally opened Friday. July
21. There will be a reception from to 30 p. M,
followed b. dancing The house will be deliberately
decorated for the occasion. The paronesses are Mrs.
!. C. Anderson, Mrs william NJ. Kidder Mrs. Gin
ton II. Flake, Mrs. Donald Mackay Mrs.. II. A.
ogden Mrs. J. Hugh Peters Mrs. William p Coe and
Mrs. George ). COe, ir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
CIIxAs GREATLY EXAGGERATED STATEMENT.

Washington. July l5-A letter recently received al
tho state DEPARTMENT from Mr. DENLY, the United
states Minister 10 China, was accompanied by
nrocomotion issued by the Chinese authorities, IN
which If was stated that 100000 Chinese who had
returned TO China from the United states within HE
last wear would be prevented by the law from again
entering this country. An investigation by The Treas
ury Department has developed that since 1883 less
than 81 900 Chinese have returned 10 their naive
country. and the oXacgeraiion OF the proclamation IS
SIN more apparent when taken IN connection with Tho
vol known fact that only small proportion oi
Chinese leave this country with the Intention OF re-
turning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
SECRETARY MORTON OFF FOR A VACATION.

Washington, July l5.Sccrctaiy Norton lef, the city
today for a short leave Of absence expecting 10
return however before the assembling OF C,ngrcss
on August 7. The period of his absence being
necessarily curtacd he has determined that IT shall
be n time Of absolute rest. He has not announced
his destination and leaves Department matters en-
tlr.lv in the hands of Acting secretary Wicttc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
THE ;HER REPORT
FALLING BAROMETER IN NEw.ENGLAN

FNI1I1IN'f BNIVJNI-I nv IN M" -fN''I1A.'17'
Washington. July 1.-THE barometer has fallen rapicy
in England and tho lower lake region and Is owess
in the 1T. Valley. has IN the upper
region and from the Mississippi westward over tbs
Rocky Mountains, the Increase in pressure being most
rapid in Dakotas 1t s generally throughous
the central valleys and the southern portion OF the lake re-
gol 1t is warmer in Wisconsin and along the Atlantic
north OF Virginia The weather continues generally
the Mississippi Valley and upper lake on aoA
along the Atlantic coast Several local thunde storms arc
reported lower lake region. the Ohio and Cent?
Missouri valleys. The clOudne>s has increased IN NeW'
England Local thunderstorBs indicated for the up
Ier and Central Mississippi valleys and for the Atlantic
with slightly cooler weather In the Middle Atlantic
NflfuA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Ncw.England light showers, followed by clearing
weather: fresh and brisk westerly winds probably
dangerous of the coast Sunday morning
For Eastern New-York. Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey and Delaware. local thunderstorms, followed ~
clearing weather; slightly cooler in Central Pennsy|
Nania.
For the District OF Columbia Maryland AMI Virginia,
local thundcrsorms but fair during the greater portion
Of the day; slightly cooler sunday evening.
For Western Newly ork showers tonight Will be to'
lowed by generally fair weather Sunday with Westerly
winds and slightly cooler.
For Western Penn, ylyana and Ohio, local mumuner
e.orms probably followed by clearing weather; Nariaoo
winds and warmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
6O-62 West 23d st.

what clothing she wanted, dressed her Oldest nb
and one OF the boys and started for Brooklyn Ran
som says that he Will make no effort TO have bis
wife return.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16

FOuRTH-CLASS POSTMAsTERS APPOINTED.
Washington. July 15.-Thc number of fourth-clas
,Oa masteYs appointed day was ninety iOnr of whom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
40 CHOLERA IN OF NEAR ALEXANDRIA.

Washington, Jaly 1j.-ln reply 10 his dispatch OF
inquiry sent yesterday, eurgeOn-General Wymau,
Of the Marine Hospital service to-day received II
message from United States Consul Ewing at Alex
andria. saying There is absolutely no cholera ill.,
or In the vicinity OF. Alexandria"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16

thirty were to fiji vacancies caused by designations an
death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.
ORDERS By SECRETARIES HERBERT AND
LAMONT.

ASSIGNMENT OF CADETS 10 SErvICE-DIsCHAGCE
OF MARINEs-HONOH GRADUATES OF
TIE LEAYENMOETM SlHoOL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
TpIprNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram continuous white line shows the
changes H. pressure Indicated by The Tr bunes sel're
cordng barometer The broken line represents the ten
pcrature as observed az Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune ONCE, July 10, a. m.-The weather yester.
day fair but like the day before skies
In the afternoon ana evening. The temperature
ranged between 90 and 81 degrees. the ('j)
being 3s degrees higher than Friday ard degrees
lower than the corresponding date last yer.
In and near this city to-day rhere Will p obably
be thunderstorms, followed by clearing weather.
IL say" said fuddles. Yho sometimes thinks he
Is smart, what sort Of fruit can you raise on an
electric plant 2"
But Paddles. who also thinks he is smart oc-
casionally. promptly REPLIED Currents. Washing
ton Star.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
TWO" PERFORMERS" OF A KIND
HOKE SMITH AND CARLISLE.
HOW THEY EvADE THE REQUIREMENTS OF
TIE CIVIL SERVICE LAW.

PROMOTIONS IN BOTH DEPARTMENTS BASED on
PARTIsANsHIP RATHER THAN EFFICIENCY
OR LENGTH OF sERvIcE-HoW HONOR
ABLY DIsCHAE6ED UNION VET
r.r,.-s uANI, pI.EN IRE WED.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03
l1i]l[k.5l!l;lll
loc wear fhs onots Nh II. ~. xtn. g. lfe-.


Iesntiful teeth are inxnrr f~w po.s~~s
We taxe heard people say ther wouId s(ts
svsrything thay Lad Coz s1ck bs.ntifsl tsstk a.
s1d ~ had
The true sscret b aof - nsucA IN the p~rfsst.
nes< ~ the teeth as IN The saow hks ~Eltsaszs
and the britiiant poilkh.
Al teetb are capable 81 this with prpp>r cara
vAsbes and paslss shoald b ssosdsi a. fhsy
are injurious - ere also msnS - The powdarz
prop~riy prepared pewler. hoxssaF. h the
serre the teeth This ~ have snoceslis-d in .,re-
dueins after mach labor Iand sxpenss. us
formula n By cus 81 the most boted dentists u
Of this cpuntry and Il sbsnutaly terfecL
hAfoDE<TA-ls the name Ne have adopted
for Il, and 80 are the exclusive ovnsn and
mannfsetnrcrsL We fusrsntss hspodezts 90 be
The only perfect tooth powder on the msrks1
That 4 viii prsvent dsoay sAd reader The tsstk
raors beautiful with los xopbls than any otAsr
prepkration 20 Be bad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

A eSI0NEE sALE-Nctios is hereby given
"A that on september VI h, ISIS. Nelson. Matter
a Co OF Grand Rapids, Hich, q cooperation.
made. executsd and delivered II The alchlrsn
Trust COMPANY % Grand Rapids. Mich. "a
assignment Of all ffs prDperty, Cor the benefit
81 all lie creditors; that the aid Michigan
Trust Company has accepted said trust, that
IN inventory Of all the property OF said a.
signoF has been hled in the olhce Of the clerk ~
the county OF Kent. provided by Law.
hat ca 1nesdsy. tbe.loth day Of October.
lsto all of the properly and Assets of even
name. nature and description u the said as
slgpor will be c5ercd for sale al pablo suctioa
b. the undsr<igned
said sale viii take plses a. the hour % ten
O'clock In the forenoon % said day. a the treat
entrance 81 the ttofes occupifd ~ said Nelson.
Matter A To-. situate a. Nsss. n 81 and - Canal
street: In The city OF Grand Rapids. Mich
~ the Above named time and place ~ such
sale IN. inventory prepared by the aszignes
under The statue In such eases provided. vii be
exhibited 10 intending purchasors.
Dated. Grand Rapid. Mich, September q.
lisa
THE MICHIGAN TRUST co.
tues oct 10 Assignee II Nelson. Matter a Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03
MUST BE SOLD.

On account 81 t,,s d>ash ~ cwas-.
splendid steam. full ruler process nourinr
nill capacity Is barrels per a hoars In excel
lent condition, running proftahly now. foa
wood per cord ti-,Q; city Of s{oA sixty mliss
from Detroit Originally cost Soy: wil ssl
bahl block. Dstroll
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

~ IroasoreTf OtIca.
Grand Rapids, Mich. .Sepfssnber n. i<A (
Notice Il hereby gisen that The assessment
roll Tor the constrp<tio1 81 . sewer In Nasrous
from Daie avenue 20 Palmer averue Ia
now tn my hands. and that siil receive par.
this date 81 The Office q TIE eity TREASURES.
city hall
ocsH NH soRRfck. cits Trssssr..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03
MONEY 70 LOAN

no You WANT noNEyt-lf-a roo III, s.s
IL a "a your sdvsntAss - - ~ bsscrs Or
sowing
We mako loans o. hous>hcid rcc4s. pts,.,-
kcrs>s, wagons. 90 personal rropsrfF ~ snr
hind st the lowest po<sibls sstss and Ia ara
euiek sss possible TINA
Oar leans are made without publicity s,s
TIE property y len IN soaf Individual pos-ss
siCn-
Lo.ss can - carried ss ioa< a. DESIRED crc..
~ PAID In fnn. 81 N part IL sry tine 70 snil
yosr ecavcnt~cce, and anu part paid re1acas iks
ec<t 81 esrryiag tie iosaA
II yUo o~s . halsnce furnftur, plane -
cthsr rrpp~rtt. 80 stli pap nsg Coz yos ssf
esrfy q long - yca deslr.
ss<ceistnn Plaza.
Oar ofssee- srs ne u,e-s pi~>...s n ths es,,
snd are - sfrsnE~d thai parti-- eaiiinr rroa
- pas b waited nps. essckly ssa crorss
ouzlF
ksm.z-s~< net -. hsvs shs ~ a s.ssh N.
rspy~ftf sud ths nens1 sn1 esa rEfufa fhs
sss ssiisbkaaFfhs roxrasnr ,o.x 90.
ks-osn Z Te~rs hurk.
c~r~~r - mears.~. f>~Fi snA Csasi -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Draeristz. 81 Monroe 81. Grsna Rapids. Mich
Ieisphons s2 Orders Cor anything 10 bs had
In a nrstcizs. Drug store solicited and
promptly attended -. and daiiversd " sny part
u the ctr.