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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-16
Prophecies for lSD3.

John 5. Willetts, who IS known as
the "iamous crank and false phophct,
socnlled, is still in the city, with
headquarters at 111S Locust street.
Tie predicts that the Year 1893 will
be the most evcntful of all it's prede
cesSors "thorough all tho past centu.
ries.' His prophecies are taken from
the Bible, or by deductive reasoning
from the same source. The curious
may find the following worth prcserv-
ing, Just to see how near the prophet
who predicted Clcveland's election
two years before he was ever nomi
mated comes to it:
The forecasts marked are direct
from the Bible. All marked + have
been reached by dcductive reasoning
from the Bible predictions. All
marked / are less direct by the same
process.
by May all Europe will been gag
ed in the most bloody aud terrible
war this world has ever seen; twenty
or twenty-cight millions of men will
DO in tho field. 1t will not last a year
andwill result in the re establishment
of Augustus Caesars Roman Umpire,
with Rome as the capital city over the
ten countries that at first comprised
that empire.
The business interests of the United
States will 'boom" as consequence,
but the gap between rich and poor,
laborcr and capitalist, will constantly
widen, so that there will DO an in
creased number of "strikes," "shut.
down" 'look-outs" and local mobs.
Cholera will sweep from the gulf of
Northern Canada, and from the At.
lantic to tho Pacific. 1t will come
with greater force through South and
Central America, and Mexico with
Cuba. 1t will also enter by way of
Boston, New York and Philadelphia.
No quarantine on sanitary precautions
will stop it, and it will continue into
the winter.
There will be no heavy floods in
the Ohio and Mississippi, but there
will be a terrible destruction of river
property, tow Loats, bargcs, coal boats,
packets, etc, from Pittsburg on down
by ice and floating debris.
Theru will be an increased number
OF terrific local storms, cyclones, earth
qnakcs and fires. There will bc also
IN increased number of local and gen
eral celestial signs in the sun, moon
ana stars, comets; peculiar uctcors,
balls Of fire, bloudy hands, marching
armies in the sky, streams of fire and
marvellous, socallcd electrical DISPLAYS
accompanied with an increased ratio
of wrecks by sea and land, shin
wrecks, rail road wrecks, murders
snicidcs, lunacics and crimes Of every
description
Grover Cleveland will continually
"hobnob' with Cnrdial Gibbons and
there will be papal nuncio at Wash.
n@ton the first year Of his admins.
tration.
tBy 1897 Cardinal Gibbons will be
the pope Of the western continent and
Cardinal Lucicn Bonaparte pope OF
the eastern world Professionalism and
the Roman Catholic, hierarchy having
united into one universal church by
that time.
t"The Congress" of al churches
this summer at Chicago. will most
likely fix n plan for tho "Universul
Church Confederaoy.
"The Worlds Fair, from a civil
political and diplomatic point of view,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-16

up their embankments, 80 as to fill
them with deep, pure water, sufficient
20 last through the dry, hot sum mer.
pee II you do not have great need for
u. Secure IL while. the beneficient
creator brings it in abundance to
your door. Do not forget or despise
our instructions concerning places of
salety Tor yourself and family against
the tornadoes that are sure to come
end make thir records of destruction
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-16
\ 3ucCcNSGuI Farmer and Trnthcr


John Lanford, ST., Mt Lanford sta
ton, III Laurens county, has become
quite feeble recently. He has been n
remarkable man. He is the father of
fourteen children. Ho has seventy five
grandchildren and thirty seven great
grandchildren. He is IS years old
has been able to look after his busi-
ness until very recently. Last year
he made 900 bushels of corn, IL 900
bundles Of fodder, fai" crop of cot
ton, wheat and oats. Besides raising
his own meat he sold several hors.
He married sister Of DR.. BENJAMIN
Woilord, Of our city. Young farmers
ought to initiate Mr.. Lanford's exam
pie. lie settled down on farming as
Il bu sincss aud by his close and con-
stant attention, he digniied ana emo
bic his calling. If Spartanbmg had
Il Thousand Young farmers starting
out IN life with the same fixod pur-
pose to succeed that inspired Mr..
Lan!ord, our agricultural interest
would get on the up grade.-Spartan-
burg Cor. Daily News.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-16

EI-Judgc John }. Mahcr died at his
home at Harnwell last Friday. His health
had been failing for some time and for Il
month his sight has failed him. He was
elected Judge Of the second circuit in 1872
ard served icur years. lie was &C years
old
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-16

y hill passed ii tn" Alabama House on
Monday prohibits the sale or giving, or 9th
eTwisc disposing Of cignmttcs, cigarette
t"bacco or cigarette paper in tho State,
subject to II fine and imprisonment. The
'lll also prohibits the smoking Of Il cigar
cite in any public place.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-16

Secretary State Tintnl, Senator John
Gary Evans, Congressman George ID. Till,
man, Senator w. d. Evans, Hon. Nj. T..
h"naldson, Sta;r Treasurer Bates, Comp.
tr"l'rr General Elicrbcc, idjutant General
Farley and Mr.. J.. f. Walker, of Spartan.
burg are said to bc possible candidates for
the Gnhernational chair next wear.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-16

Ih" Greenville Daily News. reached us
h'"Eiay III new dress of type but dccrcas
cd IL lie one column. II still rivcs thc
latest news OF the world In a much better
shape than before. The News is the paper
Tor the up countr y people rs it gives the
news about twenty. -four hours sooner than
'hc other daiIics and it is as we'll edited AS
any paper in the State.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-16

Trains leave Spartanburg, a. & G.. division,
northbound, 3. So II. m.. $50 p M, 7.0 p. m (Ses-
tibuled limitedD: sOuthbOund, az, Il M, 4. .28 D.
M, j. 40 II. m. (Vestibulcd limitcd): weStbound,
W. y. &: division, 3. 10 and 10 p. M, for Hen
Vile.
Trains leave Grcenville. s. G.. 4. & G. division,
n3Ithpound 2f4 q. m.. .. II p. IN, 6.08 Ncstibul-
l2.36 p IN. Nestibuled limted).
, Trains leave Scnern, \. Il &. division, north
bound. LIZ a. m., IL. .l5 p m; southbound, 758 a.
M, III p. IN.
Pullman palace sleeping car on trains o. 10, II,
ana T. ~ and 38 on \. Il G.. division. Pullman
Phrlor cars on trains Nos. l3 and ii between Co.
lumbia and SpHrtanburg.
V. f. McBEE,
Genl superintendent, Columbia. s. G.
S. III. IIARDWICK,
Asst Genl Pass. Agt., Atlanta, Ga.
W. H. GREEN,
Genl Manager, Washington, ID. C.
w. 4. TURK,
Genl Pass. Agent, Washington, ID. G.
SOL HAAS,
Traffic Manager, Washington, d. C
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-16

Capt. G. w. Shell, Congressman from
attn District has stated to the News and
Courier correspondent at Washington that
ne will not stand for reelection. Pagan
idsrtin 8 "Wach!' may now come in.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-16

With one hand our Governor scizcs the
great iron horses of the State and chains
them to the track, with the other hand he
catches the United States. court in the throat
aEd says stand back.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-16
Schedule I'll effect !

Nos: Q and 10 Pullman Sleep
Ia and New York.
Nos. 81 and 3s, Washington
EcHtihulcd Limited. between
ATLANTA. Through Pullman 7
New York and New Orleans, az
inGton and Memphis vin Atlal -.
nam. Observation car bctwc d 80
New Orleans. =,
Nos. II and l2. Pullma 'hs w,
tween Washington and a.. +. Sic
For detailed informatio~u-,i.n ~
time table, rates anj Pullrt mia
ervations, confer with locNH. n y
VIZ
Genl Pass. Agt..sur
S. ITa.
ASST Genl Pass. to
j. Al 81
Superinteragery
W.t. TT,
General Manager,M asl
So. A ~
Traffic Manager lgtf
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-16

The farmers arc getting conSidcvabl ly be-
lind by the continued bad weather, and
the pr"Dahili' y is that they will not be able
to do much farm work until March.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-16
THURSDAY, FEB -, 1898.

The indications now are that Hawaii will
become State.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-16

The friends of Judge J. b. KerShaw arc
working to have him appointed postmaster
at Camden
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-16

The new railroad law may be appropri-
n:ely explained rs follows: A MonStrous
Monstrocity.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-16

Governor Buics,o of Iowa. has been offered
aplacc in C!rvc lands cabinet, but he de-
Clncd to ACCEPT.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-16
RICHMOND { 0ANYlLlE R. R. CO,

r. W. huidckoper Il Rcubin Foster, Receivers
COLUMBIA AND GREEN WILLIE
DIVISION.
Condensed Schedule in effect Nov. 20, 1892,
Trains run by 18th Meridian Time.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-16

J. Minis sullivan, will lie tried ut Andcr-
son today (Thursday) for the killing Of
Herman G.. Gilrcuth
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-16

The Governor of Texas is IIogg and
the Lieutenant Governor ls q Crane.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-16

Governor Til!man will use part of the
Agricultural Hall for the State bar-rocm.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-16
THE ATLANTIC con
i PASSENGER DEE!

PASSENGER DEE!A$s
Wilmington, \. c., ETts.
Fast Line between Charlep
and Upper South Carolina i-E
Carolina. Condensed SEIZED 81
Going West. in@
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-16

HILL & WELDON,
DENTISTS,
l22 Main Street GREENNJIJ,E s G.
Gas given every Thursday and Friday and
teeth extracted without pain.
nR. FRANK SMITH,,
EASLEY,
Is now permanently located Mt EaSlcy, and re-
spcctfully offers his professional services to the
public gen orally. 2Inn9Otf
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
My Dental Rooms are now located in ". G.
tlcvelnnd'S new building over the Saving y
Bank and FcltOn's Book store.
j. ". NORWOOD, ID. ID. S.
w. NJ. NORWOOD, ID. ID. S., Assistant.
GREENNILLE, S. G..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

She Covers . ls~corsi fhr short DIS
tsnee WORK.

CHirAeo. June S-The KensielI's
stables fast fly. Maid Marian. e9uzlicd
shs Nnflsis record fof a ntlr snd seventy
Paris al Washington Park to-day. heat.
iux Buck Artann. Fsrsslay and others.
Perkins rt-ie the lily % the front at the
fan ~ the rsx and after that il vas all
over Buck Nesann. ciryerly rf(iien
hy fhfppe. could do 40 better than go
ond The distances was done IN lfis,.
mary safches rsteasng Z, la fat IL
sse a grsBsi perfanlapcc and the pretty
static eompanis n the famous 10
Tsmbisn could essiIy have Bothered Ii.
The Maid va well Played at prohibstivs
osii.
First race. mile and seventy yards.
Maid Marian, 81 Perkins,. = 10 3. von
hsrsiIy. Buck NrCsnn. 10. lThorpet. 5
- l. ~ecorsI. Enthusiast. To- Carr. :, 60
1. Thru. TINE. islis Croekett. Cicsiy
snd t'srssisy flushed az named
SECOND. i've tnrionxs viii Fouso. lis
tfiFyansA : ~ 4. Won; Peter the Great.
rs Nalerk g, 70 4. srcond; b r. lily.
ir. is Penny 70 4. third: time. o.
kAp.s Tap. tlfincis. HsliicgeF. Giant.
Buenas Asrs=. taly ks-~. King Dsvs1.
iroa~i,iss. Hampton and Alibi finished
a. ussnsd
Third. one nniie and quarter Falsro.
1Hf f(iagr9oL 20 4. ~ssc hansiily. PES
sarx lis farsi. ID 30 ~. sscond. kaab-
ler. lea fNar.ink Is 10 I. third. sins,.
zuT. New ten. Hsnsscn. Ienny. Jr., ani
Hctspur fD isn>,i - nansed
fourth. sax farsonxs- Glse Boy. let
fIhorfak a. l. wun tF three tsugtis.s
balzewan. ~ raraIk 4 IN l. secss,sl.
Nelanie. l1g fkslls<fsi. ) ~ 1. third. time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Not Wishing to deprive the public OF =
grand horseshoeing contest. Mr.. Jack
Waters. whose money vas placed IN my
hands. add waiting the response II any
hors-shoer in the city to deposit the
amount OF money. t25. not Forthcoming.
the match 10 declared Oh. and pro-
nouncss Mr.. Jack Waters the champion.
However. Mr.. Jack Waters will. In con-
junction with Mr.. Ed Dossn of Kinncy's
blacksmith emporium. No. lag Kent
street. will make four shoes. heel and
too. and put them On the horss on the
stage. giving the audience an exhibition
VI good workmanship. despite the con-
ing forth of 80 from would be cham
piona HAIRY WooD.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

The I.ous h Very Largo and the In
sarance u Light.

sarancc u Light.
BATHS CRxEK. Mich. june .. Early
this morning the village OF Augusta. 10
Gated In the northeastern part Of kala-
mszco county. aud having . population
Il too. was wiped out by tire. The tire
started about 2 o'clock In Church's
bakery from m overheated oven and
spread rapidly. Aid was asked for from
surrounding towns and kalamazoo and
Battle Creek sent engines. bat despite
their efforts the hames could not be-
sub<iued. The Dire destroyed all the
buildings on both sides Of the main
street from the depot ~ far 40 the park.
Among the buiIdingv were fifteen stores
and . number Of residences. Many
families have been rendered homeless
The tames spread with such rapidify
that the people had difficulty
in escaping. Among the places
burned out we're the following;
Chureh's bakery. the postofiice.
Cranes meat market. John LAWYERS
furniture store. the Citizens bank and
rear grocery. NJ. A. Russelrs barber
shop. Rogers harness shop. weeks drug
store. Page's meat market, Miss Ada
Ro@bsook's millinery store. Finlay hotel.
Grrrory's hardware store The los in
busltingp and meschandire ell sggre-
gate eHno. seth Gregory icst u 100
IN money secreted in bic harsisare stare
and in the act ~ saving il be Vas badly
burned about the face and banda The
Battle Creek and Kalamazoo fire de-
partn~nts responded ~ the towns call
for ssd - stated. and Woods dry gos<is
store wss barely saved BY the earnest
4 - - a. 4
other valuable documents In the poet.
effses eer& ha~t
The lo~s vii reseh ssoooo; Insurance.
1f-NX
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Nkv Yosx. Juas A--IAs Usafhss
hsd ssksa tnss e. ~ hseles tuaay.
"a tks psek q Ehospnnosd ny vss
Ne sspsnsi s.ss--shs vsrnai siss~ ~
2ysnx-ob1a fuasA whs sun n esesi-
kat race % ~ tsA ~ daye 40.
wss h&cksd oinsnse - The banrdA J. +.
IL. q 8 70 I. ~ q u fsoae and the
faessite cuud psses ca1rh him ]. n
wo,a sankly ~ 10 hagohA flUsro bsas
Roinnd Rcd. - - ~ sko2 ; neck boz
shs p.acs, n ososd eusp - Ne day
dsvG1Dpsd h tke oopg<6 49, when
Csanss, GuttpnhoFg and 0Ioucrsess =
yeaar-otd. who vas qoieely played fos
tk,nsnn<lD q dnIlnso . ~ Inag psieo u
10 ~ 1. Fan - lsont ~ ~ vay and
hsss = lot a eood oasp u hanfly style.
SUnmaxy:
First rscs. one nils- Stnaeaell won.
EaxsEssss ssooad. Lssas third; time
LA Is
Sscood. Tie VERBAL stakeA slx fur
loags-J. r. d vou. Figaro second.
Inland Reed third; tins. ia
Third. mile an<. an eighth -Sunheam
colt won. Lustrs SQUAD. Hannie third;
tiine. Isl -
Fourth. six furiongp Coanoss won.
Oporte second. Fsustina colt third;
une. ILL., 40
Fifth. six furlongs Restraint won.
Chattanooga second. Old Dominion
third; time. liz ID.
Sixth. mile and . aixtecnth-- w ater-
slu Won. Equity sscond. Madrid third;
time, las "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Hard sArnsd naasy shouId b invsstsd -
care. Hsv - kssp he sn~it azsizgs sAfsey
invested. snA ~ vhsrs they VII - incrsee-
~. 49, Ioeg 49, = vsssd sssatss- u =
soaassinss hns1 t>s snAii invsaasss - judos
hssvssa god - - invssfnsetA Hsvsv4.
" shsy bag real sana8s - . rich and thrtving
city . city no<sd fss ~ gssat manufacturing
iassrssks city shas fusuishss tres fusl - -
cesrsgs ssrh eoncssns. shsy CO uaks "a nip'
saks. We oGsr invsssoss loes n ~ Snaet psoo-
ising place In III uszssd ssAssa. city thns -
douhisd iss popalsslss several tinss within ~
lAss tour ysasA u has The nost peomising
future. and ths iarEs rnanafArturing intses4s
c-ntefinE there viii make Il doubas its psputn-
sion again tsis year. n you have lev doiiare
you should look into this ehancs to invest We
extsnd very easy ssrmA Address Wtlsoa BsoA
4 Cc, - In Sale 81. Chicago. Ill
Write M for furthsr inferuAsioa inams1t-
stsiy. and learn hov 70 double your noaey
within . year. a few lots will make goa rich,
90 TO sct - our agent gill mahs you measy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Bay View via West Michigan Railway.
MORNING TRAIN. with parlor car.
leaves at 7::D including Sundays. arrives
Bay View 3;5 pm.
NOON TRAIN. with parlor car. leaves
at lao week days and arrives Bay View
SIS pm
NIGHT TRAIN. with slecper. leaves
at Ills p.m- except Sundsys arrives
Bay View am.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Fifty cents 10 q small doctor bill. but
that 70 all IL will cost you 10 euro any
ordinary case Of rheumatism IL you use
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Try il and
you will he surprised 1t the prompt re-
lief il afiordsl The first application viii
quiet the pain. 20 cent bottles for sale
by r. J. Wurxburg, druggist. No. s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29
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WEIGH ~ fHE E6yT I'D TRT.
s~ss - al - ar~trtr>< skat eta.fs ~ keip
vosr~-ns Na-kfnf = ~-<<D - - - sp>
Tat - ~ ri~ras rs~srsss Fs~asiDst,n
T.~<-s W ss3-r 8sk 4 shes irwssN bsursGa
e. -.<~ n ~ go q s~-xy sr~l - sxth6
ws~,>n- -h~1 bsss - r.on~y haes.
n hukA..nx 80 >ak~n<s~i - a~~<~cf>r1
u-.r,~o. ard n "a 80 ~~skn~ups 90 ~
er1~~s - vrm~ns.~~f. nv>A<o1 49, Nsnpsvs
pre.>n~.s scd ats-~ ts<pass -<s~cs@, b~sr3sg
3,~n ~~u>nfsers. 800 h~rh msd "srua'~
nrsuessss<s- II ~s~<f ss,rf q b 0fs. ~
en-. sss yu..s<s~z~~f r~as~ty
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Bar csrs. Nich-. Juns A-l1sA c.
re Mirsnd1 attempted - eomnis sukci1p
By Jumping into The rivos 5000 ~
midnlgkt She wsne - the dock - -
fnoe ~ H9hth oeEsst osd juoped -.
but insseod q Gpfng into the water
Ixnklsd e : l(ghtos nooesd thesoI serik-
ing on her hond and ssnnning hes -
that shs vus tnnsnsibjs fos - boar.
The csptaia q Tie lighter heasd her
lail ssd pusi1npd ~ po1ioA 1Ae ~
nsn's huskond = said b have IN her 3
few days go snd sAs became despo&
dent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

ioies - mokina neeemnfy tmpppse
nenfa Wnnnrtn1 mnoono uuDo 60
Tally eone6iseed ~ ~ s.oenA - q
iosns vese go dnUo. ~ enonn = -
vus6o>sn fnDui1ins ookm61nnd 60 -
- ~ - 49, ~ - eElnoo un1k0
fkosesgh invssGfgnfinn ~ boea 49,
q ssogy ~ g ononnoA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Flfacf FIGHT FoR The PuAcf
Wunp~rs a. the csts.s..s D1sally 500
escd - Jskins = Hpsm
Cans Colnoo1A


XEw LssDox, Conn-. June A-Fos
-. sh.<.I ,...--r.s,.~ t..ne fha Ysis
- - !. -l -
''e& 10y 'n
guar ooss s&ce % w kne1ses ~
stating Harvard b. eight snd COLUMBIAN
1h1rteeo Lengths. IN the time. Us3 The
- e~~,--t 4, vsh,ch the rr~s,is a thln
- -. - 49,. a. - s--~
o1ese pscacs~s"ss nAs Ssss~
on1shed ppDr uksu tO<any. whtis sus
han bosn able 70 defeat Harvard hssse0-
fcra There wss little hstting here.
v.t- -. ,.s.k,~-.tx .ge--..<s ,.s.l~ AZ y,
49, 49,, - ~ - -
'-s -
sflH8. nossssf Inc ss&ss Ses a'@1e
DO lslss luck gave The boat
With the blue tipped oars the beat
cour,e. ina eeutras one. Harvard chose
ths ve.t route snL Columbia took the
east. CoIu "a ia t. start ~gs suspicious
1trr boat .h.f ahead Ike a dart. While
y ale Goa assy SLOWLY. bat IN tine share.
and Haryarsfs boat nouBsicred about
aiu.ln~.ly. Coluashia's braA. however,
- destined =, le short lived. lal~ :
men began q tell 9th long steady
str.,kes the hat containing Boo Cooks
dsnr.pHs fosk the lead. A hundred
ya<Sis from the start Columbia and Yale
were risd aaa Harvard 4 few Test
behind.
-. cr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29
Suitable
Summer Underwear.

present that urged BY SMILING sunshine Some
exclusive ovcrstoked could
For Ladies' and Children
we long and short sleeves and
First cost bent to will and they
fora trihe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Ass Annrr Msrh. ysns - The
spistiss ~ s~~e - IA tt- aassss y
si 81 I,e - eel be y~~s - s>~- :
xa eefs ~ fets a. / a
80 ~ ~d ~ he h~ssd 4 "a q .
- aeky s~ 49, u
= shsagts thai . ssss = ssis. 80
s.ssss -, s-ss4ss he s+sssasg .ati.es
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Eighteen pounds Of fine granulated
sugar TOR el.O0 with each Soc purchase
of tea. coffee. spice or baking powder.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.,
los Monroe. Phone 1854. Souvenir
fan to every customer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Excursion tickets at one faro for the
round trip will BE- Issued by the q. K d
i. between all stations and 10 Chicago
on July 3 and 4. and for train leaving
Grand Rapids ut lilo p. IN. Sunday,
July = Good for return until July s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

CHlcAoo. june S-The third game OF
the inter collegiate worlds champion
ship bnse ball series Wss Won today by
the University Of Illinois. defeating the
vunderbilts of Tennessee. The score
was to = Vanderbilt University hav-
ing been defeated twics drops cut Of the
race.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Chamferlain's Cough Remedy
IL famous -
Cure Tor severe coldA
Famous -
Preventive Of pneumonia
Famous -
Preventive and cure Tor Group.
Famous Tor the relief il affords in case
of
WhoopinQ cough
Famous ~ safe and pleasant
Medicine for children.
Try il. 30 cent bottles FOG sale by r.
,. Wursburg. druggist No Is Monroe
street
Are you insured! II not. nov h the
time 70 provide yourself and family with
q bottle of Chamberlain Collie. Choleru
and Diarrh@a Remedy ~ an insurance
against any ecrious results from an 1t
tack a bowel complaint during thesum-
mer montha IL 10 almost certain % 10
needed and should he procurcd at once.
No other remedy can take its place ar
do it, work - and 20 cent bottles FOE
s.Ie BY r. J. wurzburg. druegist. No. Is
Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29
Japanese Mattings

Japanese Mattings
And Chinese Mattings ere
showu on our carpet noors h
many new and artistic desikns
from i5c per yard up They
are an ideal floor covering Sor
the GUNNER season.
Hammock Cushions
Covered with elk alinc sad
deep ruf1es Sc