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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14

Afs- rel tsi-enhaTtt and little
daughter we're thrown from their car
Fiacc "a East Bridge street last even
ing. Mrs. risenhsrti striking the hack
81 hcr head on the pavement and ".
csfsinx PAINFUL but not serious IN
Jury. The hors. became frightened at
a. sleciric car and ran away. Mrs
Eis~uhardt vas carried into No. l0i
fas; Ersiye street. ani medical assist.
snce summoned.
Namefnus complaints have been en-.
tered about the dirty condition - thu
alley in IN. rear - the city hail HORSES
are nitched there. causin. considerable
filth % accumulate. and " hen the wind
bloNs the dry material - lifted into the
AR With disagree. able effect "a passers
b. and 20 persons within the city hall.
Frank Wines. who runs livery stable
a. the cuTucr = Court street and Bow
ery street. reported last night that he
feared rig which had been hired at )
O'Clock from III place hal been stolen.
tie gave good description n the man
and the r,g. ard the sherif's force are
hooking Or them.
y A. Simonds. - near Cleveland.
Ono. took charge q the remains %
fI,ratio Willard. the man found dead in
isl IN ms room over No Pearl stree,
Wednesday morning. and shipTsd them
yesterday morning % Boston. M&ssa
chu-sfr- 'Dr burial
Col VI. \ Aldrich. editor - The
p.niocrst. vszited Lansing yessteflay 70
ls.rn how the legislators 10 husiu,-ss
he returned last evening much pleased
with The reception accorded hin by
Speaker Tatcum and other members &
ihe Gouss.
General Manager & W. Carrnnn %
The Grand Rapids Electric com any.
has riosed a contract Tor an Alternating
lighting plant q the Thompson Houston
~ .tpm Pr the ntiNs ard Offices - Buck
iey q Douglas. Nanistc~ lGmhcrmen. q
citizen remarked yeste -day: IL
~ killean AMI -pu should rue the OF
tsVa Beach hotel this SEASON they could
Vsant et:h prtle "a What the glorious
rssnat@ AMI ,re-h air can b. for prOiuc
ing robust. healthy persons"
t,~stxs r. kennsy. prssiaieat - the
VI 49, Burgess Paper company a. Chi
it-szo - IA the city Waiting friends. Ito
sas formerly With the +. t. E,hott
Paper company. lot recently "a member
- Jhs ney company
The Way = Truth "a the title - .
new h.-0k written ~ thu fsy. r. -.
oxford - thi- city. IL CONTAINS seventy
rsse- and - Devoted u Religious sub
I-css II - NV IN ~ press
T'hs Npril number - tho In;srrugs-
tor. srhorl journal ~hfet by Mi-s
tlnora Cadslchscs - ihe West Ntehi
san coil@ge. hs~ made ia appearance
Ten oa<es = Plate gisss - ths Vest
Michigan Furniture company and four
rs-os fer Widshceu1c we're eieare-i "a
duty IN Tho o'f-tou house yesterday.
number 20 attorneys ar. Nesting
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14
GRAND RAPIDS HERALD FRIDAY MORNING. April L. 1888

the Erie 4 kalsmaino Railroad hsnk -
A,irizn. also a dollar and half bali
issued b, the Sossrnment stock hank
- Ana krtos Th.~~ tao pieces II
money have passed through the h.ads -
tAs ,re.sursrs Il that tow nship for ever
for,s years.
Thefamaas ,rutting stallion iiennepin.
ouIsd by the Ca nam Stcck Farm com
lany, ran away on Creenso-pd avenue
jackson. lie was attached 10 srossicaTt
and proceeded io th. main street. falling
o. the pavement in front ~ the Union
b ,tei. IN fiounde ring stout ks struck ole
~ his hindfeet against the cslk II his tor
ward shoe. sinking into the horn about
al inch and requiring the strength at
several men 10 remove At.
The Adrian Tims~ and Esp~itns says
that an en,crprising SECOND ward young
lady has evolved tho original scheme 1T
utilizing tho large lasn stretched In
front II her residence by renting II
during the coming summer nights ~ =
trysting place for cooing loverA Her
niea IL la hang il with hsmmocks which
enc will lease for the evening. and add
"a the income thus derived 10y serving
tempt,ng lunches
4. +. W. Ransom. one - the old r~~i
dents of Dundee and. upwards II ~
years 81 age, ia sure to DO remembered
when he IL gone. Thirty ysars ago he
set out a tree IN his yard. Recently he
had II cut down and sawed into lumber.
and IL nov engaged In making various
articles that he presents Ia his children
aud grandchildren.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14

Valley city Ledge No. ~ y 4 \ NJ.
laii aside al secrecy last night and gave
a recegtsou Ia inyit-d nemtsfs ~ the
orsi.f. their wivrs. sisters and sweet
hearts ia Ma%unie hall. The goat vas
l,ssed into the depths 81 the pit, aud
The mysterious parspheEnallA ~ tn.
lodge room was pat out ~ sight Tables
~eav arranged Tor p.siTo, AMI about i.p
petsoas sspused themselves With the
game until O'clock. when program OF
musical and literary - affections Was pre-
s-ntri. Master john Rawson acted AS
master 81 ceremonies fifst Was the
appearance II the black quartet. com
posed II brothers Carrier. Schaaf Mo
shief and Mowrer. The program Mas as
follows. Recitation. Mr.. Brown Has
Had Ills Hair Gut" Miss Alice Tsy lof;
Instrumental music. The Wandering
jew. Misses Laura and May Row-on,
recitation. Isl Peter at the Gate Roy
Fitch; Instrumental music. Come Back
g. Erin. Miss ina Bently: reading. She
Wanted IL bo Mason" Miss Reid; IN
strunental music. Rock IL Ages Miss
Laura Row~on; recitation. fDeacon
Monroe Miss Alice Taylor.
A series of sterecptican views illus
'h' w "o0
then given for the benefit IL those who
are debarred from becoming members IL
III. order. Ice cream and cake we're
served at the conclusion ~ the program
IF entertainment and barring y slight
accident. which occurred while the re
treshmenis ~ere being served. the affair
was one IL the pleasantcst - the season.
\ heavy ball on one of the pillars was
Iostied from IFS position and fell on Mrs.
Thomas Hooper ~ No. ia Barclay
street. whs was sitting near il and
caused painful bruise on her left knee.
Ii was thought her leg war broken and
considerable excitement prevailed for
some time. An examination by DIR. DE
Camp revealed that the bone Was not
broken She fell in swoon. The city
ambulance Was called and took her to
her home.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14
Mr.. Miller Minis ONT

The jury which has been listening tn
the testimony in the case ~ Matthias
Miller W.. John Franz. in Judge Grove =
court, brought in verdict IL sl00 and
costs for the plaintiff. There were
thirty nine witnesses sworn and the
costs will largely exceed the verdict
The case has occupied nearly a Full
week The plaintiff claimed that Mr..
Franz had slandc.ed him 10y calling him
bad man and claiming that hc burned
the plaintiffs residence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14
TALKED OVER FISH LAWS.
Grand Rapids Sportsmcn Consult the
Game Warden.

Over thirty Of the local sportsmen and
officers II shooting clubs met State
Game Warden Hampton last night in
Foster. Stevens n Co.'S store and dis
cussed pending legislation to amend the
game laws All the bills were read and
the sportsmen unanimously favored the
one by Senator Weiss. which provides
for tive deputy game wardens at large.
with e. per day compensation from the
state when actually employed. they tn
have authority in any county and the
present county deputies 10 be retained.
A similar bill by Representative Smith.
chairman 81 the fisheries committee.
was also Endorsed. except where il re
quires warrant Ia search for fish i'm
question. which was believed to be i'm
practicable. \ bill by Representative
Chamberlin of Gogcbic, providing a
game warden for each peninsula. met
with no favor. A bill To prohibit throw
ing sswdust into waters Was indorsed as
was also the much mootcd fish chute
bill.
The meeting also took action recon
mending prohibition Of all sale 81
game in close seasons, no matter where
killed. MIR. Hampton says the law es-
tablishing his Office has been demon
strated inefficient so far as it relates To
deputies. and believes the Weiss bill
will remedy its defects
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14

a graveyard case is on trial in Judge
Groves court. About year ago the
township board 81 Wyoming decided To-
buy site Tor "A graveyard. They Wis
tied Mr.. iiaa-c. near Fisher station. who
agreed Ia let them have three acres for
ESQ. They accepted the offer. and were
preparing IN enter on the premises when
II was learned that Mr. IIaase bad decided
the whole farm. including the thre,
acres purchased for cemetery purposes.
Mrs. Dorthes Haase began SUIT against
the township. and an Injunction was
served on the members ~ tho board res
training them from taking ros-csslor.
The trial of the case Was begun yes
teriay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14
AN ALLIGATOR STORY.


When Henry Spring. the dry goods
prince. returned from his Florida trip
his trunks valisrs and even sptne 81 his
pockets were comfortably filled with
relics gathered by him while in the land
of oranges. the palmetto and the cypress
trees. Since his return To Grand Rap
ids. invigorated by the cool breezes of
Indian river. his most intimate friends
have observed An air at mystery about
tpme Ut his actions. They were led Ia
expect surprise. which would bc given
them some bright. warm day. Hand
tDme photos. taken from bits Of scenic
bowers along the Indian river were
shown. and glowing accounts OF Flori-
das climate were given; but. when one
would say. well. Mr.. Spring. what
about the alligator you captured on the
banks IL the river!" the gentleman
would relapse into silence That every
body supposed he had this pet from
Florida there was no dispute. But how
he Was captured and the thrilling events
incident to this exciting affair were
secret in Mr. Springs own breast. The
best Of pets sometimes become q nui-
sancc. and ~ did this inhabitant of
Floridian swamps become to Mr..
Spring. He finally decided to place
his highness on view for the public's in
spection. This was reluctantly done.
however. and the story all comes out
that the surprise the gentleman had
in store for his friends was his little
Florida pet the alligator such as it ap-
pears now before the public. The rep
tile is holding daily receptions in one Of
Spring X Company's display windows
A truce now Ia jokes. Really in all
carnestness Spring Il Compsny's west
window display is unique and tasty and
does credit to the designer. Tho
muchly talked of alligator is. Of course.
the center Of attraction. He has evil
IDENTIFY awakened from long elumber
and seems Ia be issuing from deep
bog. His jaws are opened for an i'm
aginary pickaninny that stands near by.
This specimen IL the crocodile family
has hide composed Of handsome and
stylish handkerchicfs and laccs in col
ors. The woods. shrubbery and vines.
and the moss and grass that completes
the picture is formed 81 wool challies. in
great variety II colors and patterns.
all IL which are ri the very latest and
most desirable styles for warm weather
wear. In the center OF the very inter
esting exhibit little expanse Of water
il observable. OF course. fine French
mirror is used for this purpose. 1t does
its duty well. The public il cordially
invited today 10 look at Mr.. Springs al
ligator. which he captured on the shores
Of the Indian river.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14
Want Them Ssop,sSi.

Suit was begun Yesterday in the cir
cult court by the Waddell Manufacture
ing company against Greenman 4 Dosch.
aud an order 10 show cause why an in
junction should not issue was granted
by Judge Grove. IL Is claimed by the
Waddcll company that it bought out the
Gre-nman 4 bosch company on the
agreement that the members Of that
company dcsist from making wood orna
ments similar to those made 10y the Wad
dell company. 1t is claimed that vio-
lation Of the agreement has been made
and that those who formerly comprised
the Greenman & Bosch company are
now engaged in making wood orna
ments. 4. ii. Gleason. attorney for the
Waddell people. asked for a restraining
order. but IL was not granted. Instead,
he was given an order To show cause.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14
Helped the Wosnans Home.

The Woman's Home and Hospital
building fund was replenished material
ly by the Temple II Fame" entertain
ment given IN lIartmsn's hall last even
ing Nearly every seat WAS filed and
the entertainment suffered none iy
repetition. About fifty pcrsons g., <
part IN the characters before the God
des~ - Fame IA represented by Nh,s
Frances Compton. who awarded crowns
or consoled tho rejected ones "a the Case
might b.. The costumes were mostly
elaborate and the recitations and
dramatic action very creiitahle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14

Judge 4 NJ Ca-sley delivered ier,
ure Lsfote the Political science s--scii
haa 80 Asn Art-af "a The Treats
Nakiug Poser = tho lrtei States.
aEd made special alla-i0n ga The pr.
r.. sss-i annexation = ttassii go thls
d. c..f.i a,is-i that 'h~ constitution ifu
riie3 IgtnifsIiao - The pasef te ~urh
tFeatir- sifh clFuulfies =. az al scef I
n1.i harta Diaus aitb aaf tenn q glg.
,.rn hieEt hs -psse ia opposition a.
tiss ease ssfsas f. th~ ,slsa..s
a. > efeu. tte ussy eieste-i tF~a.
af-f - iss - HshaF q i~yias tsef-.
,s-e ,ouHtY he re, elfei the tosHshit
fls.is o. 81 ibs hsasls { ~ ffe.i.-ts-=-if
lie, i8Siasts ~ sall ssslsed ia ics.J ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14
Church Notes.

Bishop Gillespi. will preach and con
firm this evening IN st. Marks church.
An attractive musical service will he
rendered under the direction ~ Francis
Campbell. The ohertory will be sung
by Miss Belle Chamberlain.
The Ladies' Guild ~ Trinity church
CAV. an orange and white social at the
home Of Mrs r. Fletcher. on Clancy
street. last evening. The colors indi-
Gated were uscd in the decorations and
there was All entertaining program. fol
lowed by refreshments.
The Second Ten" - the Ladies' Aid
society 81 the East Street NJ. r.. church
gave social at the home - =. r. Kin
seq. "a Henry street. last night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14

At the state meeting Of the Knights 81
the Golden Eagle. held in Detroit on
"Wednesday. the following officers 81 the
Grand Castle were elected: Grand
chief. r. \. Nsndemeer. grand vice chief.
j. b. Teagan. grand high priest. +. G..
Crone; grand master Of records. j. g..
Stewart. grand keeper 81 exchequer. ID.
ID. Carl: grand sir herald, T.. \. Sanford.
grand trustee. III. J. Dibblc. representa-
tive 10 Supreme Castle. r. .. Phil
lips.
The grand chief. +. A. Vandemeer. is
a member ~ Castle No. > IL this city.
and III. j. Rihblc. grand trustee. IL n
member ~ Castle No. 4 The next an
nual meeting will be held at Ishpem.
M.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14
RUSHED TO HlSDOOM
Geo'se Harvey Sough, Death
While Drunk las, Night.
ne PLUNGED INTO The RIVER
And sAnk Aiass,ss INSTANTLY Node
Len Proves the Ace Dxtshrsste.
Vain ssarch foe the bo~iy.

A little company u persons shiyering
90 the river baaA and two boats drag
ging for body up sai down alang tho
shore sas the scane last night Just seuth
% me G. q W. NJ bridge. About 80
Herman &. haltf-iSch cas- waking
along the river roadway when he no
ticed drunken man staggering down
towards tho river. The drunken man
threw his overcoat on the bank and
sseied IN ~ithoa, hesitation. The
young nan threw him plank. bnt be
xas airc.s.ty beyond succur, and dlsap
Irsrrd Ia a short time.
The Police xer. notified, and Super.
intcndsnt Carr. sergeant Mccarthy and
tSO or three p@troimsn appeared with
dragging iTUns. AMI prucuE4ng boats he
ian watching foF the t-ody. Meanwhile
CoFoHsr LochsT s.,urel the cuat and
the msa- hat the hat having drifred
ASHORE. In the coat pocket ~ar found
a mi-erAbis scrasled paper. the neares,
approach D. deciphering which by the
coCon.T and a reporter for Ina HskALp
resulted a. follows.
Guild DAVIS
~t.o.-lbyr.
Give ny new close 10 W Washington
Perrin Their - more money ia my trunk
u tgy me. Ny naale j. GOrg iiarve!
| come from Gcrr.y ,nrhandt. Ny
un.ils i've IN Oya Iioga- SCI milk FOR
4 {. Com=toCk
IL vas learned that a man named
George Harvey hal b~en m the employ
o. the CoalSfoeS farm north II the city.
\ n4an about 40 years - age and an
swerlag fis description had teen seen
INTOXICATED "a Ellsworth avenue during
the sftSrgOnn. Two other witnesses
sRom nalbtsisrh DID not know saw the
u4an rasn act from distance. hut they
left before the arrival - the officers.
ne police dragged the river bottom
Zoe thre. hours without success and IL
- believed that the body has got far
th~r DOWN stream than Nss thought pos
-ihie. considering the slow current at
that pfint near tho mouth ~ the steam
boat chanuel
t'uiid -. Davis foreman 81 the Com
stock farm. was seen late last night
lie said Harvey left the farm at IN p.
m. saying he ss< going a. meet some
one IN the city. No one. not even Per
ran the other slilk pe.ldler thought any
thing vas wrong with him. Davis said
Harvey Was asteady man T. years old.
who drank a little and who hal worked
fog the farm over tao years. lie wore
au overcoat identical With the Que found
By the river. lie has no relatives here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14

The West Michigan Electric company
ha. commenced work on tho dams for
the water power AZ Lowell. which IL a.
bs used sor transmitting eleCtr,c power
and vhi'h power = - proposed D. retail
in this city for light manufacturing and
other pury.ee=. The ism- are 90 fnr
nish Ansn horse p"srr. shi,fi viii -
generated Through the medium ~ hcfi
knntsi water Wheels = r Sweet. \ &
Sssell and John r.. Mote are the only
local Stockholders The others are & j
Church - ',sesnv,lle and &. \ Church
and DR.. Mclisniai . Lowell
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14
Found the Insane Wandcrer.

Hasscl Youscma, who was reported to
the sheriff. force IA having wandered
away from home i'm tit 81 insanity. was
picked up by Court Officer Charles
Price Last evening near the old felt boot
factory on Mill street. louscma seemed
to be- in a dazed condition and would
not speak. He carried broom in his
hand. and IL was not until after he was
locked in cell in Jail that he gave il
up. After being locked up for time he
talked little lie said he was bothered
over religion. He had been reading the
Bible lately and he had found some
things that bothered him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14

The c,uneH soaHslffec= t.d 1ff'e
suFk lest htghf sstrEt tn fl~af ~ fteff
AZ sa-es ready e. give So p Nie tuHi
arttfe~= ~hsf 49, take tfesr pise=r in
MAJ arEr deisusiinn ffosu y is
seQaH street e ~ pre~s.Uf sEt sri "a
's~ s.s.=-s.saff nafi fV the seseV re
rsatig is3d ia fhs,i street Nsas 80 ais
rff eqga rtsf tks' rHshliff sfi rHsh
stis asah~ ~ asnEee ie fse ofll tifa
q he zr~st =gsis iiifs,s tifss-s- 81 - shith
81 gests eNaefs To-. - lie faet lAst ..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14

Very charming and Inexpensive
dresses for little girls can 10 made from
the half worn clothes II the grown folks.
Use only the best pieces. and dye them
with diamond dyes. and then the
goods will look like new. These
dyes are used with great success by
many mothers. and have no equal in
ease of use. beauty 81 color and amount
of goods each package will color.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14
FIRST Dental 1b,r,,s,sory.

Tho X L. Folk Publishing company
- compiling The Dental" fnr puhlica
ton. which wiil be- ogt about june
II - the fret national directory - prac
tic,ng dentists ever published and con
tains 20 pages. 1he company has -.
tatlizhed district center publishing
house IN this city 0'th Eugene n. Long
aH manager AMI attorney. The dircc
torres - all cities IN se~tcrn Michigan
nil H. brought here Tor publication.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14

At Grace episcopal church on Sunday
night some sixteen men will toe al
mltied 10 membership in the Brother
hood - 80. Andrew at the evening ser
vice. The sermon will be- on the work
81 the brotherhood. with some sug
gcsiions from the life % Christ AS re-.
CARDS work FOR God. The service will
b. choral one and tho choir will rem
der for The ofcrtory Stainer's celebrated
anthem They Have Taken Away My
Lord
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14

Paul J Policy hsa pe,itionei IN. rir
ruit court o. annul 49, marriage Eith
Wigheuins Poief on The grounds .
fraud ard misrrTrs-sc ntation AhDut
one month sgo Ntlhemina swcre aut =
rarrsnt chsrnrW Pau with hastsriy
Ha d~risis-i g. do the square thlag 50
~ tssnk 0ui hren~r anil faarrsed 'he
aiFi. Ha nov claims a. las hesn very
a. fuiys b. ncpod iie ssF- Wlhenira
~sshar siliuily led sh..4t her condition
~ sh~ sa~ sssiiy sls'as-n tt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14
Who,~-aI. srs~r~' Meeting.

The tF-; annual meeting - the Michi
gan Wholesale t,rprers ss,t rciation Will
be heii TUESDAY. May 2 Tho place At
which - viii isc held has not yet been
. leefsd by the executive committee, hut
- Vill - announced within a fev dsya
h - thought q majority n the commit
tee fs.8Fz Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14

Mise jennie Chapman IL h',-ion = ho
has been Visiting her saut Ans. T. l.
Sinclair ~as called houIe yesterday e9
the dangerous aiEes~ q hsf nlother
Andy ,ckaf-r bs~ been cantned T.
ne soo1 sor the past xcea siih severe
attack 1t ton.ihtis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14

George W Loacks one 81 ,h. promi
u@nt yuuag printers - this city, $50
quietly married % Miss Grace Rich.
mon'i IN the r-ctory - ~ Marks hy
bf Far ls-i evening
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14

sessstfssEts ou sewers are made ssssofdins
- the bsasht derived sad Eot src"Fd
tag H. ,hs fuatAge &c the value II the
properly
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14

fos ,h,s spp.lntsaeat 20 city attorney Il
sue.ss.i Wl.ilAa, Nlsnes isyt.s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14
IS THE YOUNG MAN SAFE?
LIFE IS REAL, LIFE IS EARNEST"

Physical health mental training business success social
standing o character ambition 81
life. ar n the = of LUCK bu, ~ LAW.
Whatsoever a M that shall g rs
The wheel fortune turned only by and muscle
W push and patience
With perfect health there j. 10 fear Of failure.
he a a 81 mistakes he
His health impaired and he
wheel of fortune his liking be finds himself
to did losing
arrived such
.hea life 10 charms for him.
for health. !. the Tor advice
and that back hi. former
and ms m feel like n ri
u for hin consult pr g Clay Todd. No 10
Rapid Mich lie viii understand
the remedies
his failing r~.r him
and ambitious. proud and happy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14
FINE MUyICAL SELECTIONS vi viii !

Special dress goods sale this week at
L. j. Nichols.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14

Muslin underwear sale this week at
T. J. Nichols