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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Corbctt AMI Mitchell Sign With the
Columbia Athletic Club.

CnWAGo. July 1.-The Columbian
Athletic club has a. gOod a. clinched
the International heavy weight cham
pson-hsp battle between james j. Cor
bctt and Charley Mitchell. The club
has been working IN quiet WAY ON the
match ever since ITS inception last May.
and today President Dominick O. O'Mal-
ley. and his matchmaker. Lou NJ. House
man. put the finishing touches on wha.
promises 10 tie the greatest gladiatoFiai
combat 81 ancient or modern
times. The obstacles which had TO
be overcome were many. To begin
with. COrbeit had signed conditional
articles II agreement 10 tight Mitchell
before the Concy Island club for "A
purse - $4,000. liz was the coudi-
tiOual clause ia this contract which
made the arena n the Columbian Afh-
ictic club possible as the scene 81 the
big battle. The articles which torbett
had signed called for the signature of
Mitchell 10 a like instrument. OAlalley
knew that Mitchell would never con
sent 10 hight for the Coney Island club
II there vas any 2ay out OF L. He was
also satisfied that Corhett, an xisnis to
tight Mitchell, WAS equally ANXIOUS 10
keep has word with his friends
% the Coney Island Athletic
club. Following up this line 81
argument. OMalley started his
European agents after Mitchell The
success II the formers plans is best told
~ ia the agreement 81 Corbctt With the
club TINS document. after stating
that Corb.tt agrees 10 accept purse III
$500 from the Columbian Athletic
club n Chicago. for a contest To- a finish
between Charles Mitchell of London.
Engisni and himself SAYS that he Cor
bettl has signed with the COney Island
club L. meet Mitchell for purse
- $1,000 and Considers himself
bound Ia the Coney Island club. where
the conditions are at all equal Cor
beit however. IA view n the fact that
Mitchell na- net yet signcd with the
club the signatures II 10th principals
being required % make the mstchl
agfces that i Mitchell will not meet
hgm before the tODey Island club for
their $1,000 purse. be gCorbett, will a.
rcpt the terms IN the Columbia Athletic
eiub fsr the increased Offering Curbett
further agrees. II Mitchell fails 10 meet
him Tor the heavy weight cnamp ionship
~ tle world. % take on Potter Jackson
IA Niichells place. tho battle e. occur
on 'he date already set Tor MS contest
with Mitchell
shortly after Corbett had signed the
forezainz agreement O'dsliey received
TIE ti'llpNlBg cablegsam.
'i.oSuaS. ing. july 4. ls3 To DON
mick G. a. Nalley. Presislen. Columbian
Nthietic Club. Chicago Mitchell ac.
cepfs ttl.esu offer. | have signed him
Temporary articles a agreement. pend
ing ARRIVAL q hnsl Have posted 800
far yoa . tn AtSinson - the sporting
ldfe GEorsB NJ DoSALp.~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
THE SCOURCE OF AMERICAN LIFE
Most Because the Least Feared Of All
Diseases. July and August Best Months for
Treatment--Go Today

One ~ The tGa~i Gfs,ious and fatal errors
cue csn B.ske i 10 ooasidsr eatarrs a trivial
dise4se oaa-iag al the nlosi Gnere slrs'.,ssliort
fron tie dropping ss.s srsssation that u pro
aaoes- Aothiag could 10 more dangerous
90 health than ttis error A ieT~ea with
catarrhal Affection ii any sT.an - ~ a far
more dangerous condition than isssson ga
l.es..i 10 The eoniagiof Of ssnail a., 81 choi-
era. For there IL 40 uncertainty a. 4, the
teSsfli Ina this case. there IL DO -tepgase. 40
della, ON the steady march under IL infiu
enee toward ~ health. Other such cl-easss
as Grip ca Measles may help II along in IL
work 81 undermining the .sou-titation, ha,
nothing ever occurs 10 hiader iss banefui
progress. SEASONS may dslade the Sufferer
into thinking that he l. better. simply he
cause they are nore favorable la N, sci each
month the disease sos. sseadis, on until
alarmed about the condition of some organ.
~ seeks medical advice II IL has affected
thu stomach. Liver, Bowels. Lungs. ot HID
ne,-. he Is probably told thai some one IL
them ls the cause Of all his trouble. aud is
treated only Co have his hopes of reisef shat
tered or Ia b~ told that he 10 inclletis aud
la sink into condition oi despair. Dfs-
Copeland and Graham In their successful
career in this city have treated hundreds "
such case. with the most astonishing abd
satisfactory results. aad from time Ia time
publish the testimonials OF grateful fatienis.
They present today another case illustrating
the superiority Of their treatment, which
must appeal s;ro ngly Ia all readers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

marked was lead To put myself under the
treatment Of Drs. Cop land and Graham by
seeing what they had done for Others who
wcrs well known 10 fie and who knew had
b,.f. in bad condition before taking the
treatment thought il they could help
others 10 that way they could certainly help
me. and AN more than grateful with the
result. feel msself entirely recaered
from all ms symptoms. ! had suffered sew
erssl years from "A severe form of catnyrh. the
dissa-e affected my head. NOS and throat
seTiou-iy. my nDStr.is were clogged until
breathing MAS hstoriouS aud difficult. my
head felt dull and heavy, my throat Was irii
tatei anu ins.ane.i. ana there Was a tickling
sensation all the time IN nay ihroslt aud bron-
chlal tufs-. The disease had affected my
stomach and towels | hnd pains IN my
back and felt very bad each morning.
had a had taste in Iny mouth. ana IA fact
was Thoroughly ran down. | HAD been
treated 10y many phl sicians. but without ans
result up To the present time. DgS. toIe-
Ianri aud Grahasn told me Just how the neo
icine would act. and | am pleased 80 say, for
the RENE ~ Of other sufferers that they have
more than kept ali promises made IN con
meet GA with the treatment uf nay disease.
ans ! can onis express myself a. more ihan
satisfied and heartily recommend the treat
ment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

CmcAco. July |. As Mrs. Jane
Hughes II Port Huron. Michigan.
stepped from the gang plank 10 the deck
81 the steamer Edwards tins morning
her dress caught ia revolving shaft on
deck and was drawn 80 tight that her
body was caught by the shaft and sent
spinning through the air. The ma
chinery vac stopped Of soon aspossible.
but not before she had received severe
internal inIaries. from the effects of
which she died shortly afterwards at
ST. Elizaheth's hotel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Tramp Please. mum. would We be 81
kind as 10 let me have "A needle aud
thread.
Mrs. Suburb Well. yes. can let
you have that.
~Thankee. mum. Now you'd oblige
me very much il you'll let the have bit
~ cloth Tor patch
well here - some"
''Thankee. mum. bat it's different
color from any travelin' suit Perhaps.
mum. you could spare me some 81 your
husbands old clothes that this patch
viii match"
Well dec.sre' III give you an old
suit. however. Here il i"
1haukee. mum. | eea ifs little
large. mum. bat II you1l kindly furnish
me with a square meal mebbe can til
II out New York Weekly
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
To Insure Isaukes-.

LANSING. Mich. July L.. Articles 81
association were filed with the secretary
II state by the Preferred Bankers l.ife
Assurance association. Over loo prom
inent bankers IT the state have slgned
the articles. A. q. Bement Ii president
IL the new concern. The company IL
organized on the plan II the bankers of
Dcs Moines. Iowa IL will work on the
cooperative plan. Each member will
make guarantee deposit with the com
pany. This he forfeiis II his payments
are not made regularly. Over $4,000
worth % insurance has been spoken for.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
Harri.on'- Cousin Missing.

NV YosK. July When the steam.
ship Gu.andottc arrived here last night.
Cicero Harrison. the a. year old cousin
of tx President Harrison. was missing
lie had engaged passage from Norfolk.
and was accompanied lay his daughter.
Mrs. Mary Oliver II Jackson. Michigan.
Mrs. Oliver said her father had s7oo in
cash and sl0O.Otp in securities when be
went on the boat all of which is miss.
ing. He owns "A large carriage factory
at Minden City. Mich. with branches
at jackson and other cities.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

TKAvEssE Cry. Mich. July IA box
tiled with human bones was found in a
cedar swamp near the city by two fisher
men. In ISL farmer named Ely. lIv-
lug ON Long Lake. disappeared with his
entire family. L hired man took pos
session of The farm. on the strength of 4
deed which he held. conveying every
thing ON the place. The man didn't
seem to ENJOY his new possession. and
Tor a number of years the house has
been empty. The hired man died year
or two alo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

NEGsuNEE. Mich, july l. The Prince
81 Wales iron mine was closed down To.
day. throwing iJ0 miners out IL en-
ployment. The mine il owned by the
Schlesingcr syndicate. which operates
mines producing ~ per cent of all the
output III the Lake Superior district
The same concern discharged DO men
at the Chapin mine at Iron Mountain
l.sf mini
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

MAsisrIoUE. Mich. July l. The char.
coal furnace here has shut down Every
furnace ~ that kind IN the upper PENN
snla IL now out II blast IL is reported
that the chemical works al Newherry.
which uses the product Il this and the
Newberry furn\r. Will nov have 10 close
down on account X lack Of material.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

sss-, rss-s Hstnrsi 90 a. sss tfsas 81
etosp~-f, i~safs~f ga snfs-si 81 s4ss sss.s
faction, - Hfa6rs Frfsfesst - 81 hsfs
s~sst g~ss fieusfsilf - tha beer Aa
setfer iif~F fseseats snisHstsl-- sf.f 4. - see
fsous enf-fius sts ft~si isstss,t iislsf-
t.v@ elese siinst uIs.t -. Hs~f af,i a.
s~ssefsl sssteos bhsg care lsaile--fa1f. ift
f~taas tsssf r1~sis $50 n.Hss- il.sa
ssA.s est al defssssssscs4ss IS fs4 bs
ss-.lIsa. q s4si is.ek
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

ON
RUSSET
SHOES
Last Only
Till Tuesday Noon.

There Is no sham in
these reductions. There
is no sham in the shoes.
They are the latest styles
81 the best shoes the mar
ket offers the most pop
ular shoes that arc worn.
Vel carry ont our part
10 ihe letter If YOU come
before tuesday noon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

HowARp Cry. Mich. July Prep
arstions for the Fourth Of July celebfa-
ton and the reunion If the Grand Army
Of the Republic of Montcalm county are
being now vigorously pushed. \ large
arch is being erected across Edgerton
street the supports 1T each end are GOV
erred with eyerggeens. and 100 tents are
being pitched on what is now called
Point Burnside. formerly Prickly Ash
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

CnicAno. July 1. With the uniser
sIty a Virginia team on the tssp ~ The
heap. the tlfst series % games IA The
championship oellsgs toaTnaraeat sas
finished to-day. A large erosd wstchei
EIrgiaias stalsart youths down the
GOES II Illinois III ~ J.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Our y stem of mail treatment by means Of
symptom blank and correspondence n a.
perfect and .f'ectuai N our office Mora. The
charge j. the -ame- - a month GOV. fsessry-
thing. including medicines. Write Tor symp-
tom blank Ia llrs. Copeland and Graham.
ls9 East Fulton street. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

ALI. PATIENTS WILL BE TREATED
UNTIL CURED FOR s. PER MONTH.
THIS INCLUDES CONSULTATION. EX-
ANIMATION. TREATMENT AND MEDI-
CINE FOR ALI. PATIENTS AND FOR
ALL DISEASES.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
MnuId Hnrn Belic,iIle

BELLsvILLE. Mich. july l. Another
attempt has been made 10 burn this vii
lage. Fire was discovered in the empty
furniture store ~ Nowlin & Wcstlake.
II was easily es;inguishcd. \ box was
found filed with rags and paper and sew
eral bottles OF Kerosene. In other parts
II the building Kerosene bottles were
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
Ar a1sE HrspS

n 80 INN tffr II -
a = liver psii sitter
HIM = - - a.
eompiish spes ial
fs~alts - ar i'm
guetant sf~g Ia
ssvlitzaian tir
iiefas tI@s~ant
li..ts arr letter
lian ti=f hveF
pills ia sinffst ~
F~Fsf ThsYse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

fsssFasf ii~ Jafg ne isfse
st..s f.afasf y q Nslissfy. . Ias
f.f iifis'as pafs. 49, -fnses Is 81
Is eas ta.s eeshsaa sd Asls-s
ll.s-sei.. ths faaasss tsssf sh8 lac saaa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
DRS. COPELAND AND 6RAHAM
Cure Where Others Fail A
Case i'm Point.

VIA. Wright. for many years trusted
emrssee Of Bsriey A Gays. residing az
Bridge anil stocking. furnishes statement,
IN kesriny uith thoss fsfecetiing it. He re
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Trial mile IN 10 and has = reoord -
= Il. xas kiliess tie sas ) years old
aud 49, .aius,i Al sAgu1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Passing the stand Accl,lent vas still
ia trost. setting a very slow pac. a head
IN frouf n iioundle-= length before
Sorbeam. Garrison had taken his
moucf well ia hand and was SIX lengths
behind the leaders. Boundless at this
point was under a stout pull and locked
a. II Ae could gaiiop over the moon III.
ors!er a. given above WAS maintained
clear into the loiddle ~ the stretch. The
pace thus far had been ridiculously
slow teing % fact little better than an
EXERCISE gai.op. and one shrcwd horse
man near the press stand remarked
that ethe best sprinter IA that
crowd wili win Near the first turn
IA The hack stretch Sir u alter. who bad
hsen 9TH. aud 81 Ieonsris moved mp
very rapidly and loiued the leaders. and
racing began ia real earnest. As the
pace 3uiekentd Accident dropped rapid
b from the Front o. the rear. where he
evrntualiy anish~sL
Roundiess aisi had enough iust he
fore the tura fer home wa= made and A
.raas went pp from the thousands q
ia, Seya anil ifnIrcrs a. he Was -een -
fsifer aud drop 81 the rear Sir Walter
was hrsf in the stretch. out u was only
bv neck anj shoulders ~ Leoaafds
as - the right x him on the siis near
esl TIE staud and owning rapidly.
Lot ~ t.srrs~on'- holly.
FF uorueni the admirers - Tho
Ksrns horse dIsi uat notices a hay co.t.
Nbo~s rider wore TIE cherry AMI white
stss- - hroen & f.sgers and thsy gave
seut O. shouts - esultafr1u Their
sies. however. d,f,i almost ~ their
aifih for the next instant u as seen
ast fhe Sauoeam s5lt had PASSED
s amaltanrousli with their fssorts sud
lna tree bad his utaE1le "a frfni. Car
son sat ,i,f<n AMI snde bis hardest. hut
5ifns al.p ma-ferhaad AZ . fini4h
va hls opraueEt on The ~Hu-
e.sfn emit aal would at ia
Fslr Ye.i eariau@ ani highly
arc fn sh ensured through the
entire stretch hut fhs Sunbeam colt
hetl shat nluFrie .u front Assl 81 they
rta-fsi tae .esre. S,s waiter sas third.
three lengths hsrk a bespl before Ram
49, sha F.s- i've lengths before Bound
hrss. Accident was practically teateu
80 The starters. tlsir emghts and
isr-<r5s f,ii,W
saatf.-sua otif. fo1. sims
st Leonsfia. li7is Garrison.
Nir Waiter. -. povzett
kae,apo. III. Ovrrtrn
Bsnnsiirss ~ Fitzpatrick
trsislsn; ie7. Lamt'ey.
Summaries
trst ra-e. seven furiouxs Iafeisa
~8n. Fsithfni secund lux.s iaird. tisaet
~
~eroad. sis fnFlsrxs fiofruire xar.
Declare a~eoad. t,saee thiui. tinle.
MA
lblrt. a-seu furlcnes Wahutt xon.
Cerfoon secoua. Narrisna tturi. time.
Feusrtb. hss rssis Kara vt,n. Fan
fins coit e-eoas. Jiftae Pirate thir,i.
time. tffG
fdth nile anil fse fafSoass Am
t~aga ga Kto- "a f-stpa~is ssssard. -,if
Water tbir3 Aps ~ k3
~isth. 80 fnf.nnz- hsrn van.
Ksngston ssceni. promenade ihinl
sfsse. tffr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Tar sAsFHs ~ Us Sag catsfrt
hsssesy Ill pa sos 49, i ibes os
slse yos ees4.isss assd " fsAi .ast isi susy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

she did not use SOZODONT. II costs
So little t. buy it considering the good II
does. auffits benefits stretch out into
her future life Poor girl!
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
SUNBEAM by A NOSE
Carson on ST Leoaards Loses
the Hesitation
BY OIso8HisG HIS ORDERS
xie Neat Ga sleep Until tho stretch
" a. ife2enssi sad >smans
fias>bct b<sfer.

Nav foRx. July The Realization
STAGE eonfestr%i for az the course ~ ire
Coney islsna Jockey club at Sheep
heal kas tNsiaf sas voa - bnown 4
Es.xer's unEaased edit ~ Troutsdssur
oat x Sunbeam. after .as, exciting
halsL. eith James K and foxh4ll
keens's ~ L4~saaf,ls 5lr Walter Was
thirt. xhise Bouaiiess. the western
crack sni winner II the American Der
a. eas badly hcatsn. finishing nexf 10
Llst. and tea lengths haek Garrison
rs.i.. 4n IA l.llged race on ~. Leoaafci-.
laying - Tar cut Il tho race IN It's trst
stages AMI riding directly contrary 90
Os,lers The Aezsrs. keene were Justly
angrred az the ennduct q the iockey.
All PLAINLY told him -.
The beautiful weather and the tine
Trcgrau. presented iaiucrd very large
efa4a g. attend The raccs. aud the man
aefm.nt declared that IL was the biggest
cias q che ueefing barring Suburban
DIS All eng before thr bugier ca ic,i
lha horss-s ~ The past ia the nrst race
MI q sat csuld be bad 81 the lover
sfaa.i Nhii- the is1n was f,siii mass
81 humanity The tfask ~as IA superb
Il at, The race = the day w1s the
Stu ia tha program. and the croNd
t.uI ser, lstie latcfest Ia the first feur
f.t0ss as tar a. looA4ng AZ them was cpn-
rrnet IHr victories - l.lfebast Horn
nlre and Nazan caused little enthusiasm
except among these fortunate ones SbO
hid tseseis el the winners
- T..,,...r.ff. i5.x.,r.t.-
Mites the fourth raee the crowd made
5 rush ios ns hettin- rag 70 pick the
3 Ienfs t4 ftt Meditation. - ieon,ris
aas installed flserite b. the toglIies.
fsea aleass being BIS opeaiGg price.
E.,40s.ess. U h.ah h-d come frun the
49,. g. - ia,fir Nltb TIE EASTERN cham.
rlsu=. ess s-cent choice 4 frV ven
f4fes.Inie - knakrFs .a!a tNos about
Ais caanees. uUt ths iioe,! Ok aioneg MAS
81 -reat that ais price was ; 10 5 al
sfsuaA Sir Walses WSs third choice al
8 4nd Sunbeam came next az l. Ram
zpo ard Accident we're a. tWentles and
tSelsrs. respectively. The bulk % the
money went 81 the first tao chances.
Esunsii.ss backlog Mas : L. > at the
pest. 0hi.e ~. Leouards. whose price
had steadily rrcesicc. vas az ; L. .. With
sonts sfw te.oss laying point better.
Sr Walter held steadily az sev-ns.
bot Sunbeam colt had received some
Backing aad has pricc had b-ea cut 10
tens
The r1rses went to the post shortly
after o'csoek AMI after a few minutes
DELAY got away az their fret break Ia a
ieautifn! start. Sir Walter snd i..nnauo
bad a sllght advantage but Aecaent
Immediately VeEt o4t % make the run.
IErr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
What . Pity

That the otherwise beautiful girl should
have such tad te-th And all b..rsusa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

NV foRk. July l. Fifteen thousand
persons witnessed the Harvard ale
game et the Polo grounds to<tay. The
Yates were plncky aud full 81 grit. but
they were oGtplayed BY teiays We
tory Harvard wins the championship.
Score:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
Clarendon Hotel.
j. Il. BRITAIN. PRoPgIEroR
Grand Kapids.
SUNDAY, JULY 2, 1893.
MENU.

Ne
toa-urnre. n L. Airicane.
sliced tomatoes Iced tucumber<
small Pattics Calves Brains.
Baked ftllets al Trout. Hoilsnialse sauce.
uche>se fofaines.
Fooled You tsp with Bacon.
larS'eF SaucN
New po alto : IN Cram Green Peas
Roast ~iTion II Beef. an jus, Norkslr Paddifs.
stuffed karron Of NJ. fre ch trune sasre
summer squash. Ntw B-et-.
Small tiiie'S - Mingoe Sauce fefnui-r
ki->Onlc- - hicken Gihi-t-. Or am Sauce.
Small Outlets salmon. Tom at, Sauce
Charlotte ~ tFuit aHx 4 oauac
frieas zee ~ sweet Bfva s.. frs.uch Peas.
Nalig- star hsm. Champaign sauce
isot~.-tof salad. Aasonnai-e. Dressed i.effsace.
khuharb -. Apricot ~
lapioca Nth tram. Vanilla lre ream.
Sirs~tcsry >horieakr.
frui' Iced Watermelon. Mixed Nuts.
American troam cheese Asserted Cake.
Bouts Water Craeiess
Tea. Codeo. Iced MIA
- This is a - cent Special SUNDAY
Dinner. such az will be served during the
summer months at the Clarendon Hotel.
j. H. RnrTTAIN. Proprietor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Harvard o 3 o o o. 4
iais.0 v q o . o. >
Battefiss-Helght and Sand; Carter and
kedsir.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Watch out
Tor our
annual
clearance
sale.
y. * NJ. Friedman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

aich out
for oar
annual
clearance
sale
y X VI | friedman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

These are our prices on
Russcts up to Tuesday
noon. when we close for
for Fourth. That ends
them.
No shoe house could
continue such prices. We
believe that no other
house will meet them for
a day.
We pledge YOU the
prices exactly as we state
them but only till
TUESDAY NOON
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-14
For Malaria, Liver Trou-
BILE, or gestion, use
BROWN IRON BITTERS
Muerlet.
: Ser &ecorber nabm beute

= Ser &eeorber rabm beute Mrrz
gen $3.50 an Strafgelbern elm.
0ente frib Inn S ubr ftarb i'm
Utter BON 50 Sabreu 0err Ma NJ
6 9mibt t, elm iangidbriger 8irger
BON San Mntonio, ber fi6 In ben met
teften &reiien allgemeine 8etannti6aft
unb 8eliebtbeit gu erfreuen bate. 9as
Get9cnbegdngniB finbet mcrgen gtaGs
n1ittag A ubr bonn Srauerbanfe aus,
218 Muftinss traBe. fat.
- Inter entipre1enben 6eierli9s
teiter nurben bon Seiten bes 0rbens
Der "Woodmen of the World" ftatts
Ii9e Dentmdler auf ben @rdbern ibrer
beiben Mitglieber S. 3. Wea un6
Siaac 2attner erri9tet. Ser M6bocat
%. 6. Cor belt bic Weibez& ebe. Sas
nd9fte @rabbenfmal BON Seiten bies
les Srbens. Der feline Mitelieber auf
bieie pietdtpone Meife au ebren pflegt,
wirb SOnatban Malbberger erbalten,
Der Dor einigen Mo9en Dnr feinenl
9auie. an Der San BebrD Npenue
bur6 eire efeftrii@e StraBenbabn.Gor
iiberfabren unb get5btet wurbe.
Wir MAIDEN unfere QeIer gan3
beIonbers auf ben Mrtifel rl1eber bic
politif9e Gage in Merifo' aug Der
Sober beS 0errf &icar6D Garcia @ras
nabos aufmertfam. Ser 8erfafer,
frtberer merifanii9er goniul in 9ams
burg unb lansidbriser correspondent
Der n96lnif6en 3eitungS, bat tuege1
feiaer actiben OppoRtion geget ben
prdibenten 9ia3 aus Merito 1ii6ten
miifen. 9ieie interefanten Mittbeis
lungen finb gesenmdrtis um 10 aeitges
mdBer, als es mad ben teueffen Na6z
ridten aus benz Staate GDabuila bort
be6entli@ 5u ru1loren beginnt, mo- es
fi9 um ben geriu9 baubelt, ben @ous
berneur Gar3a @alan, ems ber ges
miHenlDiefen unb ridii9tsIoieiten
Merf5euge bes prdfibenten 9ia3, aus
benz Sattel 5u beben.
- 9eute 8ormittag trafen infer
lisber alter Greunb rpapa S9oIa"
unb iein Sobn WtQiam bon ibrer
&eiie nod @arlsbab tpieber bier in
San Nntonio elm. Mlem Nni6ein nod
1T ibnen bic &eife por3hgli1 betoms
men. Bapa S9oI3 lit bon bes Ribs
mems iber al bic &eife.gin6riide, bic
er fmpfangen unb fam bes gradblen8
fein gnbe inben.
Die tiir5Ii6 organifrte san
Gntonio 20ge" bes Srbens Der gbrens
Sitter bat bef6lofen, ibren Namen in
Banter /; 2oge@ um3udnbern.