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The morning call., 1893-12-21

KID BODY DOLLS. ~ inches long bisque head.
blonde or brunette hair, movable eyes, won Id
be considered q bargain at 81 76 each.
Christmas Special 81. So.
FANCY DRESSED DOLLS. boys and girls. IL to
1S inches long, 9 different styles, complete
dress, including hats. worth 81 to 81 20.
Christmas Special SOC.
FANCY DRESSED DOLLS. 8 inches long. sailor
boys and girls. jointed. cheap at 25c each.
Christmas Special 19c.
FULL-JoINTED DOLLS. 20 inches long, bisque
heads. satin-fropt chemise. regular 81 rs dolls.
Christmas Special S5c.
FULL-JoINTED DOLLS. 20 inches long, movable
eyes. fancy chem1se. actual value 81 25 each.
Christmas Special Soc.
inches long inches wide, gold edges and
plated clasp, will hold 81 cabinet pictures.
Christmas Special So. so.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM square plush covers,
ornamented with UNIQUE designs in white
metal. will hold 2s cabinets an I6 cards
Christmas Special $500.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM, square plush covers
nickel fixtures. will hold 2S cabinets and Is
Christmas Special S1.25.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. metal fronts, plush
backs. the very latest designs, for 80 cabinet
photos.
Christmas Special So. 90.
WHITE ALL-wUOL BLANKET. 5 pounds wei ght
64xs0. nothing you can give more acceptable as
present to housekeeper
Christmas Special So. 90 Pair.
The morning call., 1893-12-21

HAND-FMBROIDERED SUSP PENDERS-Beauti-
ful patterns silk, with Armstrong wire
mount1ngs,
The morning call., 1893-12-21

GENTS UMBRELLAS. all silk. with natural
wood gold and silver handles, paragon frames,
26 inches and % inch sizes; were 81 80 each.
Christmas special, So. so.
LADIES' UMBRELLAS. pure silk, with pretty
handles, paragon frames % and 2S inch
sizes; instead of $5 SO, as
Christmas Special, $3.50.
UMBRELLAS all silk, finest kind of frames and
sticks; very useful aud handsome holiday
gifts; they were 81 so and 50 each.
Christmas SPECIAL, So. so.
GENTS SILK INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS.
white hemseitched, large size; the best value
in the city at this weeks price.
Christmas Special, soc Each.
LADIES' INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, sheer
lawn. hemstitched. good value at zoe each.
Christmas Special, 1212c Each.
EMBRoIDE RED SILK HANDKERCHIEFs. EN-
broidered corners and embroidered edges
equal in size and weight TO any 2oc handker
chief.
Christmas Special, SC Each.
LADIES' SWISS EMBROIDERED HANDKER-
CHIEFS. sheer lawn scalloped edges, in va
riety of pretty patterns value 2Oc each.
Christmas Special, 1212c Each.
LADIES' SWISS EMBROIDERED LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS. some hemstitched, some
scslIoped. the regular three for 81 kind.
Christmas Special, 16 2-3c Each.
LADIES' SWISS EMBROIDERED LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS. very nice quality,
Christmas Special, 25c Each.
SATIN AND GRos GRAIN RIBBON, all silk
bright colors IN large assortment, Nos. and
Christmas Special. loo Yard.
CASHMERE RIBBON. all silk. satin edge bright
colors for fancy WORK. los 9 and l2
Christmas Special, 1Oc a Yard.
The morning call., 1893-12-21
BIRTHS-M -MARRIAGES-DEATHS.

birth, marriage and death notices sent By mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed In NJ
either of the publication ofices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons suthoriz-
ing to have the same published
The morning call., 1893-12-21
First Avenue.

PICTURESQUE CALIFORNIA" See next
Sundays CALL.
The morning call., 1893-12-21

So stores claiming have Santa Claus WITH th
that any haven't got him.
But wholly old Christmas is suc
welcome The giving receiving what makes t
jolly time look the source OF
pleasure-the CHRISTMAS of the nAT
POPULAR PRICES.
The morning call., 1893-12-21

FANCY sILKS-Large line OF satin Duchess
Glsce Taffetas, chsngeable surahs, worth 81 25
and 81 90 yard; asa
Christmas Special S5c.
The morning call., 1893-12-21

100 FANCY NOVELTY SUITS, this seasons
newest styles and colorings; as
Christmas Special 1915 q Suit.
The morning call., 1893-12-21

BAYADERE STRIPES. all wool, As inches wide
solid colors extra heavy; value 81 Is yard
Christmas Special 75c.
The morning call., 1893-12-21

CARDCAsE AND PURSE SETS-They come in
neat boxes. made of colored Russia
leather. silver trimmings, leather lined and
cost
S1.25 to $3.50 Set.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Chief Simon Pokagon, the last chief
OF the once powerful tribe OF Potta-
watamies. has now a following III a
band OF $780, They are forced To oc-
capy a narrow strip in the northern
part OF Van Buren, and Berrien counties.
The annual Sunday school conven-
ton Of the townships Of HcpSins, Way
land, porr and Leighton will be held at
Corning NJ r. church in Leighton Octo-
Der "A.
Two men found valuable Indian relics
in a mound near Alder. Grand Traverse
County. The relics include old pottery.
which must have lain there Tor hundreds
Of years
The clothing store Of Larnbie. Clark 4
Hull 81 Grand Ledge was burglarized
Wednesday night and a Quantity Of
ready made clothing taken.
Edwin b. Rogers. aged e. fell from
steplasider at Lansing Tuesday evening
ard sustained injuries from which he
died short time after.
The town marshal at Baraga has been
discharged. as there is nothing for him
10 do. the town has become no orderly.
IL cost Antrim county $50 q for main
tenance OF patients At the Traverse City
asylum during the past year.
The safe In Dr. A. Il Johnson's Office
in Battle Greek was hurglarized Thurs
day and 500 in cash taken.
John lennoyer. the first white person
born IN Ottawa county. died IN Grand
Haven "Wednesday night.
1t is said that the recent forest fires
ia Wisconsin drove hundreds of deer
into northern Michigan.
State university graduates will no
longer be allowed 10 study for higher
degrees in absentia-
James barley has been appointed Sec
ond assistant keeper OF the light station
at Manitou-
Peter Barr. an Atlantis teamster. was
thrown from his wagon near Lewiston
and killed.
The knitting mill at Centervilie will
soon start up with about sixty banda
Duplan girls. mill. an old landmark.
has been burned by tramps
cartridges are sery plenty la the up
per peninsula this fail.
The baiIding fund OF Antrim county
amounts to t2Oo7.sa
Plymouths new water works were
started "Wednesday.
Antrim county paid t263 sparrow
bounty last year.
Baptists Of Entrican will build a
church this fall.
A hoop factory Is 10 be erected at En-.
trican.
Menomines 10 10 build $4,000 school
house.
Ishpeming fremen win give charity
ball
!. q. q. r. % Pontiac will build hall.
Marquette has 10000 population.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Ihe south End Ladies Literary club
met 70 Thursday afternoon with thirty
men, FRS ffreent The program was
-fawcus NSE-<n - the French Cal.t."
TIE VERT story q Jiian q Arc was
kfephiraiiY portrayed ffom the time ehe
trart the uystsrious ~vnsces" that ln-
spirHfi her - lead The armies of Fraucs
fosictoyy tili the close ~ her tragic fate.
d4rie Anfoincffs sas htaA up "a a en- ar.
sctrf - drmaut almirllttor. fIer per.
sisfsnt sndeatsFs to maintain the stand.
er4 nnh.esee afilge cpgnmard the re-
sfert - AZ. ard TIE ie'yl'y - the c0as,
last treated aith rtlicale her efforts b.
eu'tivaf- th~ fger arts wss cssn,lsne.l
snt her Hohsppy fsts va isihanfetl.
ftr knprsss Jo@epbiae. Gueen Hog
fenes t.aEpnie ard Ns,iam De Ssaei
safn reviewed With al ia t..s-te.s
cavalry - OH France adj New Franre
tae Ives - har royal unasa have b.,sn
p ssi'a moifuf.s and toaSie Tie high
iafs Ell - Gaiana "a ~fasl vac un
sssieL Next TUESDAY wil BE- enter.
talarosnt daY az the rlnh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

MrA H. A. Norman. Miss Nina
bfoderick. Mira ldema and Miss sstewlart.
. eoamittee appointrd by the Central
W. Z. Il. T.. are naking perpendicular
q grand reception % be given by ths
members of tee union 10 the city tsdch-
ers. the messesrs q the board Of eddca.
ton and the husbands u the w. e.. /.
L. Insmbefe next Thursday evening. IN
ths parl0rs u the Fountain street bap-
Tt church. The receytien will To ten.
der-d on account 81 the Efforts being
ula4s by the women TO have the law Gu.
forced relative 10 the inItruction u ply.
sioiogy a. tie puolb. schoolr with
fefrseEcs % The effects 10 alcohol on the
hnm4n system Preparations wall be
made % entertain 90 90 6U persons and
The event - expected % be one Of the
most entertaining and pleasing q the
season Cakes aud iemon ICES will Re
served Toe workers ID the union take
thi- method "a becoms personally ac-
qusinted sta tie teachers and school
olfoess hoping that the work viii DC
more n harmony With The spirit Ia which
tt "a done
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

trpd ailen 'i~ssrs out Warrants for
tbss ft1gs That shot Him

tAt tafN Anat @&ttt tsttAt.
PRED Alec. eko wAs shot hy Frank
Fsn ~eelers ~ Walker tOenshir Was
.lssc tuwn yesterday ard s~ofe dat
warrants Tor she boys ia tho gang Nlth
ehjen be hal the trouble Nc Alirn
sahl be eas feeling vel and vas dot
nach hurt thsre sers but three sh4t
NhicA sstere.l tlse grcin aud they pep
trsied through the skin. There wire
ses-a shots an his thigh and tSo in his
cot band. Il IL not true. ~ stated IN
Iae Demosrxs yesterday. that he fell
xnea shot He parsued the boys apd
captured oee Df them MF. Alien sdts
that Van Seesers Attempted 10 shoot his
young brother as veil as himself After
shooting az fEesL. the young rzsJsl
raised nis gun, pointed Il al the brotl Ier
AID gullsd the trigger. The guE did
DOT 20 OF azt 80 10 aamage vas done.
ffank Van METERS . charged with
deadly ASSAULT. Martin Sl0bbercora a
eharged with assault and battery. snd
Christ Burgess with the laEceny ~ n
chickea- Leu isei-e. the other mem Ter
u the gang 10 a green Holland boy. Who
has not been IA the United States long.
and took no part IN the trouble. The
boys val be hl-raigned Monday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

CHtcsco. Oct 2i.-sfirsf raoe. Eve ard
4 taf f8riongs- Miss Clark won. Con
sistebt secfod. Lucille Murphy thirdi
ftne. tea Scccn1 onc mile-Dneat
so. Eiva s~cond. t'iesly thifd, time.
1 49, Third. sevsa furiongs Enfhu
si3st pon. hey Dei har second. Jndzs
Morrow thiri. tine. II. Fourth. I've
fuslonrz woodruff son. Hriscoe etc
cad. EFne~t I. third time. fott.. Fafh.
ar turiones FuxhaH won. Liunsr SEC.
ou,t Joe Marphy thiai. tine. lies.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

IaSngx RACE TAGS. y. T.. Oct IL
FIRST raee. SIT fuflongs Iongbrook
500. h'c@~1m secood. Harrington third:
time. i.iJa. Second. one mile Bean
sey ven. banquet second. Herald third;
time. 81 Third. scven furlonKs ].
Speculation Won. Dalsyrisn second.
Copyright third. tisae. it@ Fourth,
ST fufionxs Shelly futile won. Unele
Is-s secuad. Wheeler + third. time.
liti4- Fifth. I've fnriongs Fatality
wna. Drum Major second. Little Pirate
third, time. l02 sixth. one mile -
SouBdmoss won. Clio second. kildeer
third, tine. az,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Arsras. ~ L. Oct 3a-.Ths several
suite bfoaxht by the whlppis hsrsos
eosn psay q 81 Jehns. Mlcblgaa. against
d~lllsrz selling goods - she <ational
Harris company, alleging that they
wsrs IL a eonsFfracy with the National
HarTas compsny on the restraint and
moeopafy % trade and 10 recover dam
sgs< under the Sherman anti trust act,
have been decided against the Mhippie
company. The defendants demurred 10
the complaint which aemuFrers were
sasfaired by the court. and judgment
absolute has been rendered against the
WhiprIe company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Francis campbell IL preparing
Gounod program for next Sundays ser.
vice n st Marks IL will ,'nEiss sxclu.
sively ~ compositions by tlie lllustrious
aasier who has jest slkgHi. Gounpi.
whom AZ e sell known hsa. been oae ~
the naost prominent writer's In moiera
orstoFio style. Mr. Cempbriis program
psssnsses b - very interesting. Mr..
Arthur Ficksuscher. the pianiet with
the Nlkita Concert cusnrssy. has von
many warm friends during he few DAYS
visit IN shi= CTS. Two o: three nBm-
besfs 90 concert pregFsm offer q very
hmAtei erfortauity Ter an art
sst tn srhtsit he real sbll-
~. bat sincs Nr. ffrken@chsr
hss net personally snd played before
musicians aHd crSnnoieeuFs. those d h8
have Been ~ fortunate "a % bear hsm
ars enfha<tasfic ever hi. artistic abihsy.
He comes fTon Maaich. eheFe - has
stB6ie4 for several ypars. uith as sr.
hsasfie~s reperfosre = tie fsusst r5ano
eotrr.asIttors which ne plAys ~ ~
tsbesf ard sffistie nsanrer Ga W~anesl
dsy evenisg he saee = nusiaai pruxxarn
IS the rs@z3eere = Mrs. =. - Csrr@afrr.
sssi aaxin o. fharassay sSSnsuz BE en-
fertalnesi = feN csat{csl listeners 81 tke
hs,sre e Hesry g isa4s skers. 10 or
l8netion eifA NJ Poet ed Fraacis
CsmFbelL q peost Dot - ffal unexpected
snfi infvEraai ssSree 49, ne sesnft.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

NFe lssuiine Van Tayi R&ihhors
t'sipS e Tea y. kafhbcrr. died a.
20 fsesseace ~ hes sseee Ara S0sss
nt's,sss. 10. 10 Fountain STREET. ~ 2
& e'' : Yesterday afornang Mrs Rath
tens Nss bora "a Aahnrn. New York
AFfh III s'h~ eanas - tbs gity
%ifa ~ husband IN lstt Sac has
e''n az .evsisa - ths FaEi thirfy fss
fears Three ehlittrea survive -. Ns.
p X - csFpentsr. Ms. Sarah uapkirA
sal aifrel n Rsfh coa,t The fnrerai
80 - frun lts reasleuae az i esarx
dan3ay afterxeSsn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
FRANKLIyS MAXIM THE BEST POLICY


the e. palcy
frsnki
the phrase il . D
hissay H the q absolute that has
be
deception kind all GO
By candid truthful that Ds 6sahs
thsy p Copeland that they snd
neighhcrs hisa
stomach disease this CITY, They unsa saIsteta Their %
that = cuFsble FREE CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
CORNELL NOT IN IT.
Paocston Team Shut out the
Ithaca Boys
SCORE RESULTED IN 4s TO o
CoFnell Ma oespi@yed a ktery
rolss--s.eoo fsrrsoa. s@~ cssne
Make-Ep 90 the Teams

Ma. YoRK. Oct IA more 0ns- sided
game q football than that betweea
Princefon snd CoFnsll on Manhattan
neld today could hardly Be imzginsd'
The CoEEslls we're llks babies . th's
hsnds Of TIE giants - clearly we're they
outpissed 81 every point The score
a. 10 . b. which Corneil vas aefsats<ss
vas a crushing bios. hobbins the
right haifback carried the ball IN the
flying wedge and only on one or tuo &C.
easi0ns failed to make les than twenty
yards Tor his team. Had the play Of tbs
rest of the team equalled that Of Rob
bias. Young and Barr there might have
beea different story 20 tel.
Yong made only Que mistake.
that was when hs fumbled and
allowed fFenchard 10 get the ball and
seafs a tosssh doSa. Outsids Of THIS. bis
xeTk vas up 20 the hzndle. Barr at
tempted to meet many emergencies. but
bic men were not equal 10 tho task. and
his geaeralshlp counted for naught OF
the Psioceton play. too much cannot be
said Thssr interference. running and
general tasm work wss 40 good as "Old
Nassau hzs exhibited for some years,
aad Il % eafo % say that the Yale stall
warts wiI ind their hands full vixen
they buck the tiger on Thanksgiving
day
Princeton Did Not Half Try.
The play itself was rather rough
throughout the game. Many represen-
tatlyrs IL the other colleges were on the
iicia watching the play. and all agreed
thar Princeton did not have TO half Try
% sin. The most conspicuous man on
the held ztamped around on crutehes-
tie vas Butterworth Yale's great fall
back who was recently injured in n
game.
The day was fine for football. "a there
WA no wind and plenty u warm sun
shine. Tho attendance was large. in lhe
ne.ghborhood OF 5.oO0 and would have
been greater had not the military
spectacle in Haven CORTLAND park
served to attract larger crowds Many
seats were vacated during the last half
when IL Was sen that Cornell had no
chance 10 score. let alone win The
play throughout tho game was forced
by Princeton and the ball held in
Cornell's territory. Only ON the open
Ing wedge and for few minutes follow
lng, did the Cornell play create any
enthusiasm. The advantage gained was
sson lest and they were battling 10 keep
The hungry tigers from their goal.
The trans lined as follows.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

her diction;
when | first went under treatment
had pain In the hack, over my eyes, in my
left SIDE, around ms heart. and could not
breathe without M molth being open. i
could not walk Il block. had ao appetite aud
was almost sk,sAeton thought had heart
disease or consumptipn and doctored for
fifteen years. Physicians aud friends said
l would die Ut SonanInption, and many
said would never get Out again.
a.. | can tell the people ara a new prrson
and am in better health than I hove been
since was fifteen years old. I cannot say
too much for Dl=. Copeland and Graham,
for never expected e. be we'll again. In a
few months gained ever thirty pounds.
was nearly blind and my eyes are now 80
improved that l can sc twice as we'll as he
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Appointed NJ Hartnett Esca-
naba: 5. III. Godfrey. Parma; Isaac
wambold. Remus; Herman Van yieet.
GitchelI. Ottawa county. vice III. X.
Lanning. resigned. Con6rmed-W. r.
Hampton. at Charlevoix; James A.
Cannavan. at st. Joseph; John Stiles.
at Menominee; Michael w. Ryan. at
Midland.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

PANAMA. Oct. al.--Advices from Lima.
Peru. atats that the Peruvian minister
Ia Berne, Switzerland. has telegraphed
10 his government. denying the report
that tbs government OF Switzerland had
been authorized by the senate 20 accept
the arbitration proposed by Frande and
Chill in regard 10 the Dreyfus question.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

BY local sppiieafsars az they cannot
reach The diseased portico Of the ear.
There j. only che gay to cure desfneas
and shat Is by constitutional remedies
Deafness - canee.l by an intlamed con-
diitob 81 the Uncons lining 81 the Eua-
iathian tube. When this tube IL IN.
famed 700 have rumbiing sound or
imperfect bearing. and when il il en-
fireiy closed deafness IL the reeult and
unless the infiarc nation >an BE taken
out ard this tnts restored 10 iis normal
condition. hearing vill he destroyed for
ever, nfne cases cut ~ ter are caused BY
cafaTrh. which i nothing bat an IN.
famed conditicn ~ the nacous Sur.
faera
We wi give ore hurdrsd asslars for
any cass - deafness scsased 81 csfarrh
that esruot te cured ~ Halls CatArsh
Cure. Send Tor circulars fire..
= >. 1HsxfsY 4 On. Ioledo. q.
- Sod ~ afuze stz 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Supplemental benjamin r. Peck.
Sumner. ncrease-Henry Gaumer. Sa-
line: George W. Record. kalkaskal lie
issue John Cody, Marquette; Alonzo
Gruesheck. Eaton Rapids. Original.
widows, etc.-Amanda J. Bragg. Benton
Harbor; Seiinda Bahcock. Inlay City;
Dennis Hammond father Laingsbrgh;
Matte T. Drew. Grand Rapids.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

HoIs-Axp. Mich. Oct 2i.--A com
menesnsnf has teen made In laying the
foundation of The new furniture factory.
The factory xiii be built II wavefly
stone and Iceland brick. ell home ma
teriaI. The size a the factory Will be
l25 fest fronting River street. and 80
feet fronting on Sixth street. two stories
end basement aud = boiler and engine
II Adxso, q warehouse 5Oxlon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

ID. ID. Cody and r. Stuart White and
wives Ia Albert II. Henshaw. lot
80. and = lot 81. White 4 Cody's
Wiilisrn J. Page and wife 10 Isaac
r. Lamorcaux. lot l, blk Ia. A. L.
SINNERS add .. .............. 800
Jennie Sarsweli ana wife 10 Arthur
C. Denison. lot SIS. rettit's add . $500
Clark II. Gleason to Herman Van
den Liglenhorst and wife. W 20 IL
lot 2. blk ). Powers Paris add -. 1000
Henry u. Stone to Lewis Garbrecht
and sife. lot I. blk 1, IL u. Stones
second add 900
Nellie Veenbocr and wife 10 Lucy
Williams. " X lot 36, Leonard It
70. shdd observation-disclosures. l.6D
David III. Nichols and wife 90 Abel
bert Warner. lot %. JED Miners
add .-..-...+......-.. eO
George W. Parker aud wife 81 Dora
j. May, lot 4. ELK ~. Richard a
Nickhams add ............. 100
Inry Williams 20 Dsunis Lewis q
al. ~ blk 50. Cedar Spfings... GO
Jefn~s NJ. tramner and wife ~
tlnnis MAJ CrsfaDer, piecc ofland
ON 80 4. Plain ieij ...... 100
Robert Hilton and wife 90 Jason ;.
Bradford. piece Of land en- 20 Ia,
Sparta ..--..-..... ......-...... ltBH
IesA ;. frotiu and wife b. Alfred
l.. french. - Y So "a sec II. rs,
10 tnnn0n.. .............st...s go
Dnuiel ferguson Ia John ;. Walton,
yie,,s Of land CA &C D. Bosns.... It's
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

street, Valley City. Annie Wander
klippe. No. ~, North Lafayette street.
Fulton Street Ellen Russell. No. 81
Calder street. St Andrews Mary Post.
No. la Central avenue. Grattan. Eliza
A. Barnhart. No lob North Prospect
street. Valley City. Peternella Katsier,
No. 10 East Fulton street. Valley City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

TuaoSro Oct n. john Toelble-fn.
axe,i = - Esinion. has sloped with tis
elfes niece. AnEic tieEon tlesertlng be
sis asd two slaa!! en- idren. tieftro
laaving Tonibleaen kiaac-' hss wife and
cbisirrn agd thua distracted frOm she
bureau drawer every ecat * nonoy IN
tha ho4sa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Jackson. Mich. Oct p. - Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Scarles caught in the jackson
wreck have returned % their homes at
Elmira. y. Y. Mrs, Searies was hurt
about the cheek and back. She received
$500 FROM the company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

RlpaE~AY. Ont. Oct. 81 Andfkx
BsnnsT found $1,000 Ia Ne house zbd
deposited Il Ia = Bafaio tank recsEisy.
The Eoney sas seeFeted Ia tbs ho4se
years ago by Arthur Johnstoa and BE
slaaghfef. Mrz Steffen. 81 81 P4ni.
A.nnesots. has hal BenAcr arrested lor
.t....fs.... -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
Contagious Diseases

Annie Wander .Klippe. No. $50 North
Lafayette street diphtheria; Jay Massie.
No. 3,3 Sheldon street. measles; Katie
Van Zee, No. a)s Prospect street, scarlet
fever; 4. Begeman, No. 23G Veto street,
typhoid fever.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

FFrRtF.rs, IA. .Crt U.-Capsafn
Nce3arx - the lehtgh university fnot
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

fere- Ny ksin 10 no
loaesr cold and slsn-
my. Iswula have
given my hams aos tie
change that hos ts~a
made Ia my lseaitA.
and set n anis eoss
TIE pAlsfs sum 81 $50
Per month. ! am will
ing 10 make THE state
ment before any mo-
tsry public. word Tor
word.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
You ask: How can we do it,-
We will explain.

You buy $500 of Clothing Gents Furnishing
Goods of for which cash
90 cents in silver with which buy
Lily White Flour Or. 5000 Of
cash and will dollar YOU
buy of 100 pounds of Lily White Flour You
assured business reputation that the prices
goods have not been increased for this Great Flour
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

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