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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-09

Sargentvilie.
Mrs. l.. J. Sargent arrived home S4'ur-
day, Nov. 4, from Boston.
G. II. Harding entered the employ of
w. &. Sargent & Son on Wednesday,
Nov. |.
The Sargentville lyctum club held is
first regular meeting Of the season on
Wednesday evening, Nov /.
B. c. Sargent left home Oct. 30 for Bos-
ton, where he Joined his brother, Capt L.
j. Sargent, as mate OF the schooner
Norman"
Rev. II. b. Tildcn, who has been SUI
plying the pulpit at The church for
past month, preached very intrre~tr.
discourse at the Sargeut,l.le chspri OF
Sunday, Oct. %.
While playing on the steamboat wharf ~
Thursday Harry Burnett accidentally fell
into the water, and but for tn. ,im,l,
assistance Of Mr.. Thompson from Der
Isle, the little fellow would have been
drowned. H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-09
W athaiii.

Watham.
The Waltham sewing circle will give a
dance and supper in the town hail, Nov
% If stormy, the next night. A good
time j. anticipated.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-09

Trenton.
l. II. Trevett and wife, who have been
living at Thompson Falls. Montana. have
returned east They Will 90 to Bar lar-
Dor this winter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-09

"1dleness,' said Uncle Eben, makes err man
talkertive. Seems laik it's impossible fur er man
ter do muffin say muffin simultaneously =
Uashingfop Star
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

liz failed for sixty thousand.
TOOK last lnuk at the wreck
Nnl when neat they found him
lie Wa hf ing 10y the neck
li.- creditors said he drank
til- wh said be was robbed:
WHSLE poneyed country partner
~}gl.l -at around and sobbed
l3lf 'Hc willy coroner
l- brain was extra sized
~tI. the man was plainly crazy
f1r Nst never advertised
-, p pa the meadows that stretch gu.
.,u,irh tuc -uu,
l.t' he4I ia the broukiet- a. they ripplins
ward ran,
mn % Tie -chooboy- eyes a. they
SCRAMBLE lufo line
.th..l 't lu tire pumpkins that are smiling
rHt ,.ur.
IS .u.. Ra tn -1th.rjus iu the fodder how orr I'm
-,r- n Hvuuu ~
always AZ the season
Ihc first
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-09
COUNTY NEWS.
For other county ne,cs see first page.
Franklin,

frankun.
The following clipped from the Los Gatos
correspondence of the San Jose Cal. Mer-
curry, will doubtless be read with interest by
Mr.. and Mrs. Springer's many friends here
Yesterday (Oct. 25) was day of much
rejoicing in the pretty Springer home on
TAFT avenue. the occasion marking the
first birthday anniversary of Bessie Spring
er, the pride Of TAFT avenue and the idol
lied and only child of Mr.. and Mrs. L. +.
Springer. both popular Los Gatos young
people. The home, from early morn till
late afternoon, was bower Of rejoicing,
and a right royal birthday spread was
served In Miss Bessie's honor. OF course
big birthday cake was there in all
its glory. besides many wonderful pres
ents from the babys host of admirers.
Among the many friends of the family
present were Mrs. ]. ii. Williams and Mrs.
Charles Case, San Jose; Rev. and Mrs
Randall, Master Randall Mrs. c. F. Scam
mon. Mrs. j. H. Burgess and Miss A. l..
Pearce, Los Gatos."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-09

North Ellsworth.
Maude Moore has been III with slow
fever.
Mrs. fhresh Of Connecticut hn- been
visiting her parents Mr. aud Mis- james
Moore. She returned last Thursday.
Mrs Francis McGown l. IMPROVING
from her long Illness
Peter McGown. brother Of Frauci. Me
town, went west ahont twelve ur four
tssn years ago. In September he sur
priscd his relative, here wiki asl-u. re-
naming about s month He then started
oacA again, stopping IN Lynn on hi, Way
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

That which i the mnst si,iely know Il
l. sure - gisc 'hs greatest sAt.sfAciioul
Aheu ue sFe sick sad 10 ned IL . thysI
ieiar. 80 sand Ter the one xhs - knox /
e. - the rsast skilful ia kis progesaienI
IL il oaly reesutiy that people all Owe.
ne lsod had The oppostuni,y q otfalaI
ins he beet medical consultation antI
aivier sifhsut charge
Dr. gfeene. q n Wet 18th street
NsW arh "a sithout question the l,asI
kuaun snd nest skiifni pafs.ci.n ii
eafiag uerYnus and ehrnnle aiszasa.l
BE - ths dlecuv~yer q fhs woadesfol
cure Ur tsFrenrs Nervsta hiss-I al
aefx~ esm~sIy and 49, lsf~iy alatgsI
thr plsn = trealiez ths s4rk tfosn I'll
sni seer - m~aas q i~ttes e,srfrst<.ni
saes ills ssierr~s - sampig rnsaeffai
F~efie ear rsiusnit ain ~ lstssf. free !
rhafzs
- stses a.aef esreff sad sspflcit "a
trntls,n e. - i~ftefs assssfina al 4ae.l
fisns AL thesisss hly stpi4saiss faai
4ls@ss~ e. ik4f y0s kae~ iasa skai |
fha eaftsf siih fsa Fes fbss th.fs !
- eha~Fs st.sas-f II s..ft.s a-sl
oaif hafmi~s~ fssefshi- fssaariiss eel
hss ~ sfssiest sases<s a. saflsa -
essrs fhfaaeA isflss e.sfse<tass.ssss,{
Nre.i - - ssmfsss hisa4 sasi -
80 sffse 80 fea as@sfiEtssa = I'D
siseass aaa siFs g1e s4ses saa asssl
ilses 30 - sass a fsss a sasfzs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

eiruult eu1sk rstsrnea kems yesterday
sfsss : - days s.siz - cssiss haF.as.
io9a
z Nsys. fhsy<r has zoss 10 rhlls'
dsiphl4 10 pursue 4 co1fsr ~ stadf ~
las 4e4des.y q hss sft.
Harry l. cssss-li q fhs Eagle. she
hss Teen seriously <lek eth upnoisi
isFsr = Fsporfsd letter.
Mfs H. PsTksr Eobin<oa 10 sloTly
eonssl@>c.nz fron her dangerous nlnsss
q fyphoid fever
sliss Minals ComDoek q LoseH.
Mssszzk ls<lts. = the guest q Cay IL
Holiister
Charles Dunhsm q Cadillac. sheriff
q wsxfDEd county. wss Ia the city zee
tefday.
Mira Jznes Hsnsen q East bridgs
street. has returned froaa Walt 70 ohio'
ID. IA Wafsss kas b<so eoanned b his
house ID illness ssnes Sunday.
Mt. Ward and j. Z. Henry ssnt q
Chicago last night
jobs bopsell i 10 Pssosksy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
KENNEDY.s CASE
Ia VIII BE Heard at Au Train Next
Week.

Depaty Game Warden c. +. Kennedy
will leave for Au Train. upper peninsula.
next Monday. TO DO present at the open
ing 81 the fall term Of the circuit court,
when il 10 expected his case will be
called for trial liz will be remembered
that Kennedy was arrested there last
summer, on complaint OF bushwhackers.
Tor making an alleged demand for go in
consideration of releasing prisoner
whom he had arrested for killing deer
out OF season. The citizens in that sec
ton have been causing the game warden
aud his deputies considerable trouble by
frequent violations. and as hunting and
fishing are che principal occupation OF
a large number Of them. they look upon
the officers g. dreaded enemies 10 their
means q Subsistence. A change OF venue
IN kennedys case will be applied for
on account 81 the prejudice tina. exists
among the residents Of that section
against the officers who attempt To en-
force the game laws
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
LUMPOF BONDSS0LD
r [. Day 4 Co. Decide to Take
$4,000 Worth
OF cry IMPROVEMENT BONDS
xn~ Assssas - - H f<~as<<sd N-ss
4on<fss sad frssp<et- fss s2i<s
Appe~< hsFs f.aooara<tRx-

W. II. AndsrSon. csskisf q the Fourth
Safioual kaak. rscrissd sofiee from r.
l. Dag a CO u bssfoa ysssarday that
thsy hsi dselaed d take to0ooo sorth
Fl the cisys isnprosemsat oonds and IN
struclod hin - - inforn City AttoFn<y
Issio< fhs eompsnys option On the
bonds soail have expiesd >ossnn~F IA
Iks bank xlii tor<ani tne loads % The
Bosfon broksrs next Aondsy snd col
leci the anoant These brokers have
already taken $4,000 u The s<s2hoco
worth % ths water bonds which they
eoatEscfed faE sons time ago. aud yes-
t-rday thsy Informed Mr. AndeEsoa mat
they wiil Ia really T. pay s-1.ooo more
today. The sale u Tie $1,000 worth %
improgeoleaf bonds - hailed with de-
hght by TIE city officsals and tbose IN
fsresfcd Ia the solfars % the muuici-
panty and is unemployed labofers The
Disposal "a mprossass1t bondshas be~n =
soafce II much an xisfy 20 the city ssn.e
the financial depreasiOe becsms 40 NIL
versa AZ AZ ons time The prospects Tor
dlsrs@iag * thsla 90 the market veFo
e9sfy hing UuI eleuuraging. Tue bro
kers hsid lteiF optloa uaaeF consi.lesa-
tioa natal 1ftes the result u iasr Tues
days slecfloes had been acecuneed.
aad 80 "A increased degree Of eonhsience
began "a manifest itsef IN financial aud
commefcial cssaters immediately follow
as 4. their paFes stnngs we're severed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

Mr. an,l Mr.. " p Ralph lsft for seat
~. - asihiueton yesterday They aers
married THURSDAY morning - th@ Eev
HsH ~ Egadi~y q Park church. Mrs
kaiph haxirr been Niss battie Rahin.
eln lf thm rlfy.
IN ~ Vac der Siais sni sister Ms
ft.ae phs aers 81 t'oirra3o Springs.
haze rare - ~ rseo ~ the hope that a
rhanas ssh hansat Ne Van 49, ~luia
heaIt1 lf e ds~s oct they siB return
n ms city
Ms laha Curri~r ~ Ne ~ Crescent
sscnne Expects ~ ieavs @Don for a. 81.
tendef TRIP r ths essf she ell spenJ
= gresrsr puefsla a hes time IN Roehes
- visiinz ffi-n.is.
Euesase Fslmer. ser~mpaniesi By he
psffhsl. 49, iese@ ~ gsnoa City. Coo
rasie. hnntisy he hoF~ hat a ehsnes
q ri Hsafe 81 i'rpfnss Ma FaintsE >
t-sith
Nr. Fhtisr Tssiar asS NJ. G. T.
fsfk n >srarse sfs si~fias ia fssnl
hrs q iisui eoarp 20 aarrts assn as
aad - dstfsF a = esIths asesna
A iatrersn 49, rv.esvsi est ssuninw
sorcBhaieg fhs safe afssru Is R.afh.s
fes NiiN frra a Ma 2 W ps.~rtkaf
Der -as Wsifrr and &sasttef Iisiea
urs teose- isrs sstsrtsl ee4 = sr..s.
faes ~ t~r ki1fsfsa ft.~nss : tsr
tense. ~ - aeiiesa1 afeeae. itafs
d. si'se
C.Es Flssh. si-sk - ~ tasis.s ss4s--
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

The trouble between the park CON-
mittee and NJ. kennon appears to be not
entirely settled Yesterday Vencel Gu
kierski. the city florist. swore TO the bills
for certain work being done about the
greenhouse IN John Bali park. II has
been the custom for Mr. Kennon %
swesr 10 Ill bills for work or material
used in the parks Mr.. Cukierski stated
O. Comptroller Caro- that the committee
90 parks bad given him authority 10
put IN the hills Tor all work about the
greenhouse Mr.. kennon was asked
about the matter and said he knew moth
ing about u. He had not been notified
by the com mittee - any change in re-
gard % the presentation % bills
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
DIED AT 90 YEARS
Ms AIpbsus B'sssll Passes Array
At 81 Advanced Age
HAD sEta MARRIED 70 YEARS


AZ 80 last night Mrs Lydia Bisseli.
slts u Alrheus blzssll. died in lea nome
a. Pearl aud North Drision streets
sSed 20 yeafA
AfA Bisssi contrsclpd eight cold .
few days ago from which she was con-
lined 10 her bed. Owing b. her advanced
ags che could not survive the stsack and
passed peacefully away IN the prsssnee
Of her family while her aged eonpsniou
lay in 90 adjoining room unconscions q
bis sd bereavement The dsceased was
born a Pittsheld. Mzss. july Ia. lstf3
and IN ie-i sae wss married 20 Aipheus
bissell in the state OF New York. Mr.
and Mira blsseli located In the city In
lste where they have aimee resided She
and her companion had been married
nearly the allotted time OF man. three
score years and ten. and had the proud
Satisfaction OF living to sce their chill
dren IN manhood and womsnAood, an
honor TO the community In which they
live. Besides her husband she leaves
three children 10 mourn her death. They
are Harry Bissell and Mas Mary L. Bis
sell OF this city aud Mr& Ann f. Harvey
OF Los Angeles California. The late NJ.
t. Bisseli of carpet sweeper fame was
also son Of the deceased. On account
Of the weakened condition o; her hus-
band. who is 90 years old. the family
thought II best not 10 apprise him Of
the death last night and he was
permitted to sleep during the night
without the knowledge that his oom-
panion for nearly seventy years bad
passed over the dark river Of death. He
was Frustrated few days ago upon re-
ceiving the sad intelligence that his
wife could live but q few days since
which time be has been confined to his
bed. The arrangements for tho funeral
will DO announced today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

=
Peoples society.
The Ssmper cresosndo GIee club. as
sisted By the Excelsior banjo club and .
mixed chorus. gave eonesrt In Locker
by ball last hight for the benefit Of the
Young Peoples society % the Church OF
Christ A large audience was present
The program was az foilogs;
Nos Forward ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rch
sempre CFsscsado Glse Club.
'erhs Limited Mail" ............E Z. II. Frey
Excelsior BANJO Club.
Star Of Ds-esnding Might IL q knerson
Mixea Cooruz
Gi.s ANA NeSsnars.
Rosebssi Fair-...................J. c. Macy
ssmprs crv-csndo 0lss Club.
Mi.sss es6si wslis and Eva Coleman.
Violin solo tAeditation Noctnrne)...
.......................C Charles Dancls
!. .. Hsth.
He Thee Shallop 10y rsguest) 49,. .kueken
Miss Reilly and Club.
Miss Anna Mcnamara.
The Phantom Band A. w. Thsyer
cempre Crescendo Glee Club
Scprano SOLO ....- .-ceiectea
Miss Anna Reilly.
NaltC 70 MLrtr SLffauctnL H. r. RANAt
Mixed Chorus
Heroic March ......T homas j. Armstrong
Excelsior Banjo Club
Arfon waikiki. ................... 80. sogie
sempre crsscendo Glse Club.
The personnel OF the three societies is
az follows:
Sempre Crescendo Glee Club--First
tenor: q. A. Rsnkins. Charles Heth. G.
j. johnson. John Doyle. Second tenor:
J. l. benjamin. Peter Quartet. G. A.
Benjamin First bass: A. A. Brum-
meier. J. c. Oosteyeer. William Z. L.
Gibson. John Buyz Second bass: q.
J. Haan. ID. }. Brummsler. II. III.
Keller. A. j. Allies; Bert II. Boer. d.
rector.
Excelsior Banjo Club-w. A. Benia-
min. baniesurine; +. y. Eikhod. first
banjo; j. ). Pienne. piccolo banjo; Ed A.
Rasch. mandoline; Ed S. Bissonnette.
sccond banjo; @. II. Neal. bass banjo;
j. - Pienne. director.
Mixed Chorus-Soprano: Miss Anna
Reilly. Miss Ethel Wells, Miss Annie
johnson. Miss Jessie Boer. Miss Annie
benjamin. Miss Annie Gezon. Miss Jes-
sic Brummeler. Mrs. A. Thomas. Alto:
Miss Cornelia BENJAMIN. Miss Winnie
Boer. Miss Minnie Scherphoorn. Miss
Eva Coleman. Miss Jennie Brummeler.
Miss Matte Lanninga. Mira jacob
Oosteryeer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

Namtsrs q the real estate exchange
held = special meeting In the Michigan
Trust bniisiiux last night To consider a
pan for advertising. several methods
sere suggested aud discussed for adver.
tlsiog the association through the nswsl
pap~rs. and a committee composed a
Capt George +. Judd. W. H. Gilbert,
". q. Iuttie. J. q. Alaxaader and Coli
Jos"ph fenny Eas appointed 20 prepare
a practical system upon which advertisl
Jag can BE lore foe the Rest interrsts a
The exchange and re members
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11


The regular nIOathly meeting of the
board Il managers % the Womsn's lierue
and hospital eli DC held az the home.
Va % Bosfwick street. next M0nday
sfiefcooa az > O'clock IA Il 10 the last
aaeetlnx * Ia ooard before the election
~ ofscers. 10 u desired that every mem.
hes 10 present
aauser. flaydea Il Oven. the eontrac-
tors ca tho brick and stone work Tor the
Pyth.aa temple on Iona street, expect
81 b.. sin EcrS With a force of men next
tlpssd4y nioFoicg. A large quantity OF
l. - sapersor stooe, 20 be used IN The
icfnre. has been delivered at the west
= % depot
IRE vested choir Of Trinity church Is
preparing % give 4 Thanksgiving cong
seryic- 10 81. Marks church 90 Wednss-
day evening preceding Thanksgiving.
Tals service all Ue given upon Invita-
tiou q the Rev. DR.. Far. rector Of 81.
Marx
Miss Emma Lake % Auburn. Illinois,
who vas seriously II rot fatally injured
IN thq kock lsiand wreck at Chicago
W dnesd2y night. Is a neice Of Mrs
lhn o. Lee II this city. Mrs Lee has
Z ,ae % tbs bedsidsof the young woman.
iifana Rapids lodge No. s1t. 1. q. a.
I st 10 regular meeting last night
9 <cfsd The following trustees Tor the
saing year. W. 4. Hawk. John W.
Lyach and y NJ PearsaL
The kindergarten study classes. which
meet next Monday At 3 o'clock in Foun-
tam street baptist church. wishes 10
Understood that the meeting IL open for
al who wish 10 astead.
The first meeting q the kindergarten
study classes wsll DO he'd IN the foun-
taia Street baptist church Monday
deliver al address,
Ciarsace Walker Lost a fine carriage
robe and FORK from his barn on Alger
aveaae lev nights aga tie thinks
that a gang % gypsses encaInped near his
place took them.
Our double store up stairs 10 doing a
good business IN fins clothes Twenty
i've per ccat for cash on about one half
o. our stock. Gardner & Baxter.
Louis Winkoaki. boy l. years old.
vas arrested last night for tFaancy and
r. will have hik examination today be-
tore judge Haggsrsy.
Charles r. Gibson will 20 10 the poor
farm and preach the funeral sermon to
day far ARE boe=. who committed sui.
cidc there Thursday.
An overcoas Vss stolen from Ia front
81 strahan 4 Greuiich's clothing HOUSE.
last evening. The thief escaped with
the garmect
The IRE AZ 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
tnx sss a. vacant house at No. Sd
North Iouia street Little damage was
done.
The Plymouth Congregational church
scciefy VII give a chicken pie social ia
the church pariers Monday evening.
The iaatera club ein meet Monday
eFqniuz az tha home - Miss Gertrude
Anderson No. - Paddock street
John Biiers horse ran away on Hamil
t1r street esiy Yesterday morning and
~ Bier xts somewhat injured
yaagt. HerFoisheimer ( Co sean q
have the blanket treslo q TIE city. Must
- fheY are seiilng taeu4 cheap
Albert Dosge sill address she gu~ps
temDersnce Hseetax Ia tsood Tempiars
haH az I'D Sagtsy sfternoon-
The work - repairing the stuta,ent.
~ fhe faitan sfrest trtage vii b. eom
plsita early next Ne@x
Tie vafx - rasiex south Collexs
aveuue Nith asphalt Eiii BE- completes
Ia ice lays
a rev driveway = Haiisood bio~k
brtck = hsinx su.lt AZ Ma sngins
hoase
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

A well attended meeting OF the Provi-
dent society was held last evening in the
Office OF the Organized Charity society
on North Division street and plans for
the practical work of the society were
discussed. When It's plans are com.
pletcd statement will be made for pub
location 50 that the public may know
exactly what It proposes TO do The so
ciety was organized 10 aid the Charity
Organization society in its work.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
ANOTHER EAST END BURGLARY.
Canned Fruit and n Gold Watch
Were Takesl

Another east end burglary has been
reported to tho police. Thursday night
the house in which Mrs. Archie Ballen-
tine and the family OF r. kilmartin re-
side. at No. III Barth street was entered.
Mrs. Ballentine lost large quantity Of
canned goods and Mra Kilmariin lost a
watch and chain worth $50. Mr. Xii.
martin works for the Consolidated
Street Railway company and returned
home from his work at midnight. lie
was up again at 5 o'clock in tAe morn
ing and thinks the burglary must have
been committed between those hours
Entrance was made through cellar
window.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

NoRwAr. Mich. Nov. l0.--Richsrd
Uret was instantly killed today at the
West Vulcan mine. operated by the
Penn Iron Mining company. His part.
ner. Edward Barrett, was seriously hurt.
losing one eye and getting many bad
cuts on the head aud body. They were
blasting and had trouble 10 start fuse
when ooe of the holes discharged. Both
parties are well-knoNn miners
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

Pleasant Visit OF One Lodge TO I
Sister Lodge.

Sister Lodge
One OF the plsssantest visits ever paid
by one Oddfellows lodge TO another was
paid last evening by Imperial lodge on
East street. 10 Enterprise lodge on
Stocking street The degree stat OF the
former lodge conferred the second de-
gree on a number Of candidates This
work was completed about III o'clock
when an oyster supper was served in
Bohemian hall. adjoining the lodge
room. A special car conveyed the visit
ors home at late hour.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

At recent meeting OF the vestrymer
OF Trinity church C. E Lockwood wa,
elected senior warden to succeed the
late General lnnes The promotion ol
Mr.. Lockwood left a vacancy in the
junior wardenship. which was supplied
by the promotion OF W. II. Tibbs frou
the vestry. DIR. ii. NJ King was then
elected as a member OF the vestry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

Has created sensation among physicians
by its wonderful effects In speedily curing
every form of Piles. II Is called the
Pyramid Pile Cure. II IL cheap and sim.
pie 10 NE, but nothing removes the
disease 20 quickly. safely and surely.
Any druggist viii get It for you.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

John Paul. Reels Lake. Fulton street
Barbara UutrkBnts. No - West Divi.
son street. Valley City. Henry Grave
iyn. No sol .sos,h avenue. Valley City,
child a. Cerris Llhsrt No. - Nan Dai
meas alley. Fulton Street.. Dina May
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

: Cans Salmon. DC.
l Pail Honey Maple Syrup. f5c.
l Gallon Tomato Catsup. s0c.
pox Cream Drop Corn. sLoo.
I Box An. Sardines In oil. &c.
100 lbs. Best Roller Flour. also.
FIsHER 4 BARBEs. 81 Canal street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
WIN Exnmipe Applicants.

The regular session of che board OF
police and fire commissioners will be
held at 3 o'clock today. AS Mr.. Bender
was out Of the city yesterday. the meet
ing was postponed from the usual time.
There are ten applicants for the position
OF mairon 10 be examined at the meet
ing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

The pleasant favor. gsatle action snd
soothing effects ~ syrup Il pigs, Hhen
Ia need u laxative. and II the fsiher o.
mother be eusglse or tllions me inost
gratifying results tolios lie ass, - that
Il il The bezf family rrueay known. and
every family should have = bottle ca
hand
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

Mckinley" The Tailor. is doing
smashing business. Styles and prices
10 please all. Call and examine his
stock for fall and winter. 107 Ottawa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

Fifteen "Aristo' Cabinets fines,
finish. from two sittings. sl.sa Persons
Gallery. ASS South Division street
gB-We Pay Car Fare.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

York State grapes 2ls a basket. b.
Harris. 6a3 South Division street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

oniy high grade butiering af D. s.
Hsrris. SIS south Disision street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

kasssssstss -. : : f'esaga sis. Il
fs.toe Sifr~ts - ettrs Laase1 iAkzs
Ne q 6eoaF-eA stFssk Nsllsf tsss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

Ducks. partridgcs. quail and rabbits
At Allyn'A No LOG caa& street; teie-
phone lls1i
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

California verdels grapes &c box AZ
B. 81 Harris. 50 South Division street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

California Tckay grapes Soc box al
Harris. 525 South Division street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

Turkeys. chickens and all kinds Of
poultry at Allyn'e. No. log Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

Sufferers from fii0s
Should know that the Pyramid Pile Cur.
viii promptly and effectuaily remoy,
every trace OF them. ANY druggist WIZ
get Il for you
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

BFNrLEY--At the residence. No. 6l7 South
Lafayette street. infant son If Mr.. and
Mrs James X. Bentley. Funeral from The
rssidsace TO-DAY st - .. a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

+. q. Clergyman, funeral diracior. No. -
FOUNTAIN street Telephone Ion