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ll07o JET. st. fr h. Tor $50
1919. 331 st. br. 81.
1921 33d st, br. 6r,
!, 1896 p st, ir. Sis ST.. &: IS
} 1913 32d st, br dwell
} ing. 5r...-.....-...15.T
} First house on Foxall
road near Conduit,
II, 5r.-.-.......G II. 80
1924 NJ st. br store. lr. .l2
1910 seth st. fr. Or. 10. g
3OL3 Canal st, br. Ar. 10
,2l29 Rock court. br, Ar. 8
1850 Marbury lane. br.
c. ii. FiCKLiNa,
l.,64 ed st. n. W. Tel. sos
14O0 @ st. n ". Tel. 1893.
n. e. 3 sly. Or 4 eel. $50. 50
ar 7r. b.. furnace 80 90. 90
4 base. Or & bath. %. 70
iSe-. VI. 10. 90
base Or 4 bath -. 1S. 30
base. Or. IA. 10
s. w.. 2 sty. Or. IL. 10
q. e.. 2 sty, Ar. ... 10. 80
1885 r st. n. ".
ST. Ne. ESQ. so PER
lGHT, l4l0 G st. fe4-tf
ANDsDME NEW HOUSES
!. W. eight rooms, bath and
licences splendid location |;
II FRANK T. BROWNING,
ja2S.tf
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E,OR RENT
l. 1925 S2d st, br stable.
store and dwlg. l3r.
m l. -HS1 "a
1887 32d st. br stable.
store and dwlR. Tor.
m i::...............60 0C
1919 n st. bI. 16r. IN l. o(
24QI NJ st. br. 7r. m i. 81. sc
1887 Sd st. store. 2r. 81. *
1925 Both Ut. br h. Sr.
III 20. d
2o13 o st. br h. 8r.
IN I. ::.............25. &c
SS1S n st, br b. 13r.
m I. .Is
2043 35th st. fr and b.
w ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-18

E,OR RENT-FURNIsHED AND UNFINISHED
rooms at 1914 18th st. fine front seconds ory
room with alcovs; for gentleman ana wife good
table board. 1ce
L,OR RENT-ON 18TH ST. ABOVE SCOTT CIR
L Gle, handsome rooms ID or I'd hoors either fur
nished or unfurnshed. with private family Address
MODERATE NJ Star Office. fe16-3c'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Tor RENT-NEw EIGHT ROOM HOUSE on
u I'D ST. near Washington circle; all mod. imps
s2o FER month. Apply to J. R. HERTFoBD,
fe1S-& 1AlQ @ 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-18
BUSINESS CHANCES.


l Any WISHES 10 SILL FUnSIrUsf AID ~
- ie-e-t IN BOARDING. house If ten bosriers. near
aEstion. NJ. MAG. $ TaoMss. CITY 20. t.is-:z'
VII VII LsKE fARTSts Oh sElL eoop
= money rnakns enssness hAy. vy~rytntns com.
once sdar<ss suRs. s sur osscs s ''' V - ~
STOCK. COOP VIII AND FrNTrRFs OF GRO
s i T... n; ,'F. s S, ~
. . y. hl tN0HAN 90, Ro0ln IL. wsr,i.r 6las..
RARE cH.ScE-vriL SILL TxrfkE srocK
o.. s9r>teds sllts notions al supple. store.
eg.ines For SsTieSisrs sdaS.s. s,.S Srss
W.STtD a PARTNER on THE GROUND
s:sr oi aa@' w sSsy and asCvs Address PcsEik
EnR sNE-DRuG STORE FoR OF sno MAN
4 Msseinstcn and doins sooa 6asin-s. ISnr i....
kidress ScoSiiE star d ~ .sns rare S.7sss
EoR sALE-EsrABIIsnFp oro,,yRy sropr,
f.I,ss s9aeT nSr,h-s.t sale. slOo asy
Ter indu.'enenis al 20 Ia. - ss1ld not mud ees-
y POOLE. $40 Pea nv " ~ in-' 80 . > n e.
FOR sALE-sroCK. FIXTURES AND rNrfRr
40. ps. asTsS :, S... IN t5 &'S. ITS.
isisSst "a. =, sso ~, a.
E'oR saLE RESTAURANT AND DINING
Il saloon nssr tss market. A No. plso.s imrssdi.
tet7-a pit IA 81 a..
ENoR SALE = FTNTVREs or SMALL coSrFC-
a nonery cheap CAL l:sJ3 Az - .~. fei7s'
FSSS ..r st a1 l. s SAP o BILLIARD ,i ncGs
parry WITH AMPLE CAPITAL DESIRES no
vi " . f.iSasr foS 81 s,.s ~ e.,.H' .es,:
cSnn WILL Buy MEAT AND FNoytsiox
sNDOO store. Including st.,ck. hstur~s hera. All
S Ss,S9 SAL, ,nS ANN ,nd i..s an a. ,1, rod
once, isi63s.
lroR sAIE-A PHYSICIANS DRUG sToRk IN
ness al essh rropr,etsr hsv.ns CHER hu.IS-.s ~
QurinE undivided attention WI sell Tor ,,.sh u n
IYLsND, as = ssy st I-itiSSrs "a Il" i.i5N
For SALE oR EXCHASGE-A MAsNtFrcENr
steinUay upright piano for real estate IN the D G..
i.ls, n'' GEO u IT ffS 81 fS's| sS ia1s
EoR sAIF AND wFLL-FsTAhlIsHf
SorS si,9 hAr ro"ta' ND losnse isr tais ysst
zoo "a $3.50 '"n'' anu s' ''0" ~ isi iS,as
ENoR SALE FURNITURE or Ia-R0oN HoI -,
sud !. r5sins rented ehes ~ Cor cash. Adore.
ATTENTION. SPECTATORS
millinery and notions business stand and rood viii.
i~la-a' Address T.. =. star o,Ace
EoR sALE.THE BEST PAYING sRoCEEl
= store on itSh ., .esani trade saod rSai. q
feis6,. issi i.th - nv
EoR sALE-LIoUoR STORE AND DWELLING.
stock. nNtnr-s aud furniture u r,orn.: hcense
s rs ons ssss centrally located ssyea y.s.s IN
L'oR SALE - BUSINESS PROPERTY ~ PA
Il ave, n ". runuing through q wide sfre~.: .lsv
reiled 70 tnttsd etste. low price. splendid nv~st-
ment W. T. oklE. 1917 Il ST NV f-l<-lw-
troR sAit-oID ASp wFLI~EsTABlIsHFD
a wood. Goa and feed store; ccod given FOR
selling. Address FuEf. stsroffce. fe0-2u-
I'oR SALE HOTEI :. COTTAGES BATH Horsls
In Atlantic CITY, y. ). lots for sale In ali rarts a
the city. "a ADAMS 4 co
Real Estate aud Law huilding.
fslSlm Atlantic CITY. Y y
FoR SALE Al!s .TrRNITtRE or 4 rMELyE-RooN
eGreatn al room. routed sood reasons for sailing.
Address Box 81. Star Office. fen.
pAMsAH. THE LEADING WATCH EIPAIKIK
N can save YOU ZINE and money.
Watch cleaned. 81.
Watch Gnainsprfng al
French and complicated clocks called FOR. An worf
Warranted one year 1921 r 81 n - ,s9
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INOR RENT-FOUR-STORY BRICK. JOG ST
u me-; twelve rooms and bath modern improve
ments 30 per month. Inquire 1926 LIST st. n
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

E0R sALE-A BEAUTIFUL SUMNER RFsr-
donce. containing 10 rooms modern Improvements
bath room ana water. with three more s-rss a..
ground. on outskirts OF Shefls rt-fuwn, West Va
For particulars address II. p. ALLEN. Ovner .sf,s
5tb ave. Pittsburg Pa. felS-.o:It
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18
WORLDS RELIGIOUS CONGRESS.
DIR. Burford Thinks IL viii Have No
Influence Upon Christianity.

The Rev. DIR. Spruille Burford. Of
New York. for many years rector Of ST.
Marks church in this city. was a guest
IN Sweets yesterday. Ia the morning
he attended services at Trinity church
and in the evening conducted services
IA the same church. Earlier IN the
evening be dined with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin r. Ghl in their residence on
Fountain street The doctor left on the
night train for Chicago where he will
attend the religious congress now IN
session there. Personally / do not
think the congress will have the slight
eat effect upon religious thought said
be. "By religion /. OF course. refer 20
10 the Christian religion; for that
- the only one We recognize
The delegates will listen to the papers
and each 20 home thinking as he did be
fore. Christian theology has nothing in
common with Buddhism. Confusianism.
Mohammadism and Parseeism. III can
have nothing In common with them.
We found our religion upon the belief
that Jesus Christ u the son OF God. The
Others do not Here Is an insurmounta-
bic wall 10 religious unity. We cannot
say that Christ Is only a philosopher.
such as Socrates. Plato. or Confuslus
without destroying our theology. or our
faith. l may say. What then will it
profit Us TO discuss the crceds OF other
beliefs! The religious congress is a
grand convention OF brilliant thinkers.
but u cannot shake the faith OF tho
christian in the divinity OF Jesus
Christ This is DIR. Burford's first visit
to Grand Rapids in eight years. When
here he was one Of the most below ed
elergymen in tho city and has scores OF
friends among the older residents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18
HOW DO THEY START
BARN AND TWO SHEDS BURNED
If.nsps Thes<bs - hs che Cause.
a. abe tohf >ixhss Are DFisiax
Thea talies sheltes.

cssserzl barns and unoccupisd resi-
d.ness have tarpe.l sithln the past few
oeeks from causes unkno~n. and from
clrcsolslantiai eslsiencs Il has been
thougnt they ~ers sst en- Ere b tramps.
HsrsiiY night passes that patrolman
dues not arfest one - these festive
naassiz Tor sleeping In barns sheds OF
bos cara They are beeomlng quite nn-
merous In the city aud Tho Increased
number u fires late AZ night. the origin
~ which cannot be dsdnitely deter
aimed. lrad many q suspect tramps.
Tie police officials request prrsons TO
notify the station II ali suspicious char.
aeiers pEoshag around their buildiDgz
Lat ai<bt AZ lo<D barn belonging
10 Wlisan Fanamaa q No. lis [.ake
assnue. q shosi owasd b. j. DaVeman of
>o. 80. and another shed la the same
gicinity az No. - Hoibrook street. were
destroyed b IRE. Al alarm was turned
la from boxes Nos = add 2l6, but the
builiings were destroyed The origin
~ fhsse hres could not be learned. az
there sas no ire ia the vicinify from
shieh they cuald b. kindled. The only
cause ecu icctDred vas that tramps may
have been smoking in one n the build
ings aaa lightfd match dropped IA the
dry litter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18
A Wonderful Msehins.

There 10 no doubt that man il a tine
mechanism, but like every other ma.
chine he wears out by friction. IL II
said that he IL born again every two or
three years His body 10 virtually re.
made from food. To retard this making
over is radically wrong. as a man loses
80 much vitality in the delayed process
that il takes q long time 10 recuperate.
The process OF making anew - 50 accel
Grated by purging with Brsadreth's
Pills that a new man. as 10 were. may be
made in two or three months. and the
change In the mechanism u such that
the worn out part is replaced by the
new without the usual running down Of
the entire machine. You don't have 10
stop for repairs Purge away with
Brandreth's Pills the old. diseased and
worn out body. They are purely vege
table. absolutely harmless. and safe tc
take at any time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

The Rev. q. j. Blarkf0rd % the upper
peninsula preached Ia the Division
Street NJ 81 church last evening Mr..
flsckford il on hls way 10 Detroit 20
attend the Detroit methodist episcopal
confsreoce which conyenes there on
"Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs A. j. BOVINE will leave
for Chicago this aftcrnoon- After doing
fhs fair for Z few days Mr.. Bovine viii
take a business trip "a the Dakotas
leaving Mrs Bovine IN Chicago until his
return.
A sneak thief stole about "a worth %
meat from lseorge klamke's delivery
wagon ca South Division street Satur-
day evening while the horse was hitched
in front d bis market
The directors of the New State Bank
81 Michigan express themselves as well
pleased with the banks first years bnsi-
ness its record shows a constant and
steady growth.
Ed McWiIliams. the old soldier al the
soldiers home Who cut his throat Satur-
day afternoon. vac reported 20 be out
Of danger last night and in a fair way
% recover.
Tho Mideay Ten Of the Second hap
tist church will give a fish pend social
~ the residence OK Miss Ella Mcmillan.
No li9 broadway next Thursday eve
ming
Burdstte L. Bovine. W Bonnell and
Morgan smith will leave on the I %
train this afternoon for Princeton col
Iege 10 enter upon the coming years
work
Albert n. PattengiIl q Ann Arbor.
associate professor 81 Greek ia the Uni
versity q Michigan. was a guest 10 The
NcN Livingston yesterday.
Mis- Alice Putnam and Mrs. I.ovica
Turner of No 40 South Lafayette
street are expected TO return from the
worisi's fair today.
This week the city schools will BE-
Folly supplied with free stationery sup.
plies The total cost for a year falls be-
low e30co
The veneered brick building at the
Western Michigan college on Washing
too street Nili be torn down this week.
Born Sunday morning TO Mr.. and
Mrs.. G.. a. Benjamiu8f No. - james
street a 5-pound daughter.
Wheat Is no~ 81 cents bushel and
-four has been advanced ID cents a bar
re- In the local market
Born To Mr. and Mrs Fred Mayer
q No. go Jefferson avenue. an 81.
pound by.
Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Van Dyke II
Lowell spent sunday ia The city with
friends.
Tho Avery mission vill dedicate IL
new Lyon street chapel next Suday-
F'ro3 Saairea h sarioualv sick with
rururpnia.
& r Haak e Luther was in the city
yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

Dr. Campbell Fair Talks. OF His Visit
i'm Dublin.

The Rev. DR.. Campbell Fair who spent
four weeks near Dublin, Ireland, re-
Gently. says he has never enjoyed a time
* such perfect rest as were those four
weeks. DR. Fair has relatives in Dublin
city and county. and il was with them
that no visited and rested. tie spent
most 81 bis time on the seashore at
Marion Beach. most beautiful spot.
The weather was perfect. lreland's
most beautiful days were never more
beautiful. clear. sunshiny and balmy.
tie visited the old church and school
when as a toy he attended worship and
conncd his daily lessons. DR. Fair says
he found all his relatives well and en-.
loyed a visit with them as well as with
old time friends He heard Of no hard
times in ireland. The harvest was IN
usually rich and everyone seemed pros
per0uA
The country was much excited while
he was there over Gladstone's home rule
hill. but IL was felt that II would suffer
just such fate a. overlook Il IA pariia-
ment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

he i,es "a. Dixss sshn-sos's os-es-
x.ases- v hlis IN Assea.laaes.

The Ros. III Digbg Johnstcn. pasler
u tbs Dniiarizn church. gave the nrss
u an infensled SUNDAY evening series &
talks on his observations q the eongrsss
q wofids reiizions held Ia Chieago last
Neek IN the LADIES Literary club honss
last ssenlnz. there xas large aud.
lenee present and Mr. Johnstons des
cription q that great add intslllgenl
body a n,ea and women and the nan-
ner IL which il worked eas Interesting
and comprehensive. The great congrcss
IVES presided over b. Ir Barro~s u
Chicago and Lloyd jones acted a. sec
retsgy. Ii was composed Of auNo repre-
seutatlses - the ten reilgiops q the
world no came from al ~ the eoun-
tries of Europe and Asia The Protest
AMI the Catholic. the Buddhist. the
Aohammesian and followers II Confu-
eius. al gorked IN hsrn0ny snd TOR the
interests u religion. The naeeting VAS
called together BY ten stfokes from odd
liberty bell. the ten strokes representing
the ten relizionA The meeting was
Harmonious. the attendants forgetting
al religious differences aud all utter
anees u dogmstism were passed without
recognition. but ufteranccs in favor Of
religion were received with applause.
IL was not congress IL theology. bat a
congress held Ia the interest OF religion.
The opening prayer Vas made by Car
dlnal Gibbons and before the business
of each session was taken up the audi
ence was given two minutes FOR silent
prayer. in which each person could wor-
ship according 10 tho dictates Of his
own conscience. Mr.. Johnston said the
harmonious intermingling of rcpresen-
tatiyes u the various religions in that
congress marked long stride from the
peried Of prosecutions Mr.. Johnston
viii eontinue his lectures for a few Sun
day evenings.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

The funefal q Iau,es Write. whose
hcsiy Nae Eluni ia the river Friday
exenins ass te.d firm he Residence en
Cci.ihreoz AZ A. yesterday sffernapn
The flrcri sae largely attended. the
a - & ~ ~ xhssh ~ So 4 nemher.
attrs,iinE ,n a tn.ir The ssrietY g. The
aumhce - io uarehe.i ahead = ths
h<ars - faitar street park. rhere
r-frselis rrre pf.F.slasi ta fase thela e.
Val-y tity eeaseirrf. Ihe services
ssrs eosslslcsea ~ the Ees = r.
If..at@f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

NEw foaK. sept Regarding the
inability u Rrocers. wholesale aud re-.
tail. 20 obtain all thu refined sugars they
need because q the alleged restricted
production - the retneries. j. r..
Ssarles secretary n the American sugar
Refining eompsny said: The shortuess
90 the supply u refined sugar is not the
fault ~ this company. but - due 10 the
fact that the Wholesale grocers. ~ rea
ssln q the stringency Il the money mar
set. allowed their stoc..s - get abnor.
uaiiy lou. Then with the commence
meat - the fruit canning
season and corresponding de-
uland by the retailers. they we're unable
tl supply their customers. To autlcipa
tou n large demand this company ae-
cumuisfed a very large stock II refined
sugar. 80 large that Ve were criticised
fat detn1 'so We shipped ifas promptly
~ the orders for IL we're received from
tie wholesalers. and are running our ~.
tneries full tine and shipping the daily
prenigct aR faet as possible The state
uent that the scarcity - refined sugar i.
due - restricted pfodaetlun By the re-
taers. who we're compelled - retrench
durnE the recent pans Is aisaur.l The
cniy reseon for h j. The one / have
stated We are only 80 clad O. keep
car meu ~ eFfk and re Isl ~. with
tie result that n the absence n buying
er,isrs - accumulated stock q re-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

The movement among physicians.
mentioned ia faE tiEaALp sone time
ago. has illuminated IN the organization
Il the Grnnd Hap q Ply Protec-
tion Association % AID physicians IN
collecting peor bis and posting them
sfivea la regard g patrons who do not
RAY sisuf0cs hills This class q patient t.
uiiI ~ put on a black list ~ that othe r
members may look out Or them The
assotisiion - c.,uipoeed u about 100 %
tfr ieasiiug phy-icians e the city and
Hsrace ~ tsnsierson has been engaged
- asf4fueY ADD collector.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

~~-----<
ORDER or PUBLICATION State % Mich.
" iesn. the circuit eonrt ior the county 81
kent IN ehancefy--tora q. fruifn. complain
ant. ss. John T. Pluim. defendant At = eezslon
OF said court. bid a. the court house N the
cltg Of Grand Rapids, in said ooenty. GA the IA
lrasent. Hen. w m. r. Grove circuit judge.
In this cause IL appearing frnm aftiiaxn On
hle that the defendant - not fceidcnt Of thts
state. but that his residence - unknowns 90
motion 81 Nolcof, A NaFd. complainant's soll.
citors. a Il ordered tha the appearance efsaid
n0n-rc-ldent defendent. John L. Pruim. he 81
tered herein with N i've months from Z be date
OF this order. aud In case OF his appearances
that he cause has answer 10 the ball 81 ctsn-
plant 10 be fled and a copy thereof - he
served on the comIiainAnts solicitor Wtthsr
twenty days after service on him ui copy ~
said bill and notice ~ this order; aud IL default
thereof. said bali will be taken a. confnssed b.
said non president defrndant. And IL 4 further
ordered. that within fifteen days The comTlsin-
ant cause a notice ~ this ord r 10 b. published
in the Grand Rapids Herald, q newspaper
printed, Published aud cirrulatlng IN said
then IN once ia each week for six weeks In sue
% b. personally served on said non-resident de-
PENDANT AT least twenfy days before the time
above prescribed for his Appearances.
NM- T. GROVE. Circuit Judge.
Examined. countersigncd and entered b me-.
Fred y. fdie. Deputy Register
WoLcoTr wAkD. Conplatnant's Solicitor
Attest A true copy.
FRKD y. EIDE, Deputy Rexister.
mon oct 8
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

Daiig hahIi CONCERTS were discontinued
At thr R.cls lake pavilioo at O'Clock
last evening and be rsaftcr tic hand
uti piay oniy Sundays The pavilion
vii fe krpl oren several weeks yet. hat
preparations afe lring made 90 cl,se
the rep,ft season a. the coid weather
aporuachre and tlc patronage decreases.
Naf ans nsoge 81, x day special coucert
ptl ~ giveu this season. whieh vii be
= lseffi...i later TIE crowd ~ The lake
yesterday eae considerably smaller
tasn fsr any other dAy this season.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

beautiful teeth arc luxury few possess
We have heard people say they would give
everything they had Zoe such beautiful tssth as
40 aud 50 had
ress 81 the teeth a. IN the snow like whitensss
and the brilliant polish
All teeth are capable Of this with proper cara
WASHES and pastos should BE- avoided a. they
are injurious az are also NAM Of the powders
A properlE prepared powder. however. l. the
only right and perfect thing 10 CLEANSE and pfs-
serve the teeth This Ne have succee<ed Ia pro-
dneinz after much labor band expense. Ths
formula a. BY ons 81 the most noted dentists %
of this couptry and T. absolutely perfect
SAPODENTA-ls the name We have adopted
for IL, and ne are the EXCLUSIVES owners and
manufacturers. We guarantee Sapodenta n be
the only perfect tooth powder ON the market
raore beautiful with less trouble than any other
preparation To be bad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

Bendt Jensen. Pearl. Allegsn county;
David Pontius. Berrien Springs, Beriien
county; Nathaniel ~ Greene. Hadley,
Lapeer county. Horace johnson. Cas-
casle. Kent county; Francis NJ. Wood
rui. Rockford. Kent county. lncrease
lara W. Moore. Pipestone. Berfien
county; James McCollieter. Lake odes-
"a. lonia county. Reissue Nelson
Chamberlain. deceased. YpsiIanti. Wash.
tenaw county. Original. widows. etc
Eliza Rivera Vest. Bay City. Bay coun.
". Mexican war SURVIVOR. increase
Charles a. Dodge. Ithaca. Gratio'
eounfy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

Bar crrr. Mica. sept 1.-The siis
lsgs Ct stsnd.sh. AFeaae ee.unlY. MAS
looted ~ b1fgiafs Saturday s'seniiig.
They bfeis into Afmstreug A Deuzhsf
81 blacksmith shop and the MaehRsn
CentEsi tool house for ss.ols. with which
they proeesdsd 20 A Ii. Wslies. hard
ware Store. Here the norsy drawer
vas robbed j. A. Rankin 4 Cas- safe
eas cracked and rohled u Ell The
burglars then vent ~ the Gray Milling
Compsnys feusing mill ard teEss
Nork AZ the safe. n hen they we're fright
ened away. leaving their tools bshinA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18
One Fare Excursions to Chicago


The C. & W. NJ. and d.. L. 4 n. lines
will sell tickets to Chicago and return
via st. Joe and boat and via all rail
route. at one fare for round trip. on
Sept. II, 10, Il, - and %. Return limit
ten days
Sept. - and IS will be Oddfellows'
days at the Worlds fair. and a great
celebration is expected. State and
other celebrations are Of frequent occur.
renee. with Nominations fireworks
etc. almost every night.
Ask ticket agents for full information
as TO trains. rates. etc.
GEo. DEHAvES, G. p. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

81 Us fnllos az 5'iesrs for tha snsainx
year. prssllsnf. a.@ Lenns Mead; sies
press.ient. Miss Lizzle Gage, rscofline
-e<rst3ry. Aiss Stella Neat; eorfes.
ponziin.E ssrfuiarr. MFs J. y. WlIson;
treasures. Miss Hattie Russell
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

uoeeefs xroreFy. ~ 80 curnsr ~
Hsa.srrsao sat tfrn STREETS $50 bor
fisfis,ai Sstsris1 sight sni 4ssnfstf
n .annei frait cases. pse~. tfrsd aad
fafes.rs ass fsken. The burg en-
fer.,l axe bafhre threp<a cnil1f
~inlioe TIA ssrls sfere 80 hnfsisr
,-..t ahsof $50 seess 40 stt afffeirs
- a. eafae eafHss sere tsErh fts
~4lna e ine stnlrn feseia eeaid 49, -
.fi.nsfast
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

20 7 IHHEUFII : FFITIfn
Grand kaDids. MIcIi.. r~rt. +. lHs
Noiice l. hs1ehS firen that tha assnssneat
real for Tho consiroctisn ~ = sever IN
Dwight etenne frulR ls1te sFenHa 81 Ftl.-
ton street. a nus IA mo hands and thai l
viii receive raynzent thrreon fof the I.nf2p1 -
furnty dap frorn tina data AZ the ce.sa - fas
etfg treasufNf, ciff hail.
sep q ~ IL sOkRiCk. City Treasures
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

lIIl ITnAT1TnTI [lIII1n
Grnnd kaplds n lcil. frpt 3 t<1
Notlce i hersbe .lsea ihst tha laeat
roll Tor the cpnsir1rtl0 IS = es|uDf an aIief
between ttoosfict ttFeet AID harftfIt fIft<t
from east o. tinnff street - tfon1fiIIr aEor
rae Il noN IN M hanlis. And thai ] al -
ceise payment theresa hir MS period - teeafF
days froin "a. date 81 the eli4cr - us cItg
treasures. city hall
80 Z. 81 n sORkIck. CITY Trs..aIa,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

Our Valley City mill has q full line %
latest improved machinery, and LILY
WHITE" Hour will now hs finer than
ever Valley Clty Milling co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

ttty ire4eurur Oiufc.
Grand Rapids Mich. sept. "a. lss1
Notice - hereby given that the assessment
roll for constructing q sewer in 1eifsfson ave
nue.. IRON c3cHulofe rfret. and an flrasatt
sfraef - fiffh arrfeH. j. IA nv
hands and that ! viii resolve payment
thereon for thu period % twenty DAYS ffom
this date az the oihce of ths eitg Treasures.
octs NH soRRlcK. c.ss rssA.ars-