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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26
MORE NEW NAMES.
Strong and Reliable Like The
Thousands Before Them.
Contsnr<,son of The Rsnsfksnls Testi.
mons Ia F.sss st Dss. c1pslsst .Ed
G1shxn's MssAos Of Tss4tmsasin
the chronse p.se4sss Amsos
Thar spsssxsuss-M f&
Lsvsfmoss's signed
Ststemrnt.

We can safely >as. aittos.s fear 81 contra.
dieiion, that ssss'A remarkable testimony -
has been pahlieiy given each week IA lasog
"a The eol.siasd method 81 sreasInsat and
the phs slelanz associated With him. ~asnssef
before bestowed uloa ans physician or sss
ten 81 treatment
WIS do fhs~e Esafisnss feel u a duty and
eonsides Ia u pleasure 10 recommeua this
treatment Ga their friends aud suffering
humanity IN geaeraif
Because. having suffered themselves for
years. having paid out large sums without
benefit and having teefs tortured with severe
treatment beyond endurance. they want the
public 10 know that theirs ARE phS sielans
capable and willing a. sf.at and cure these
affections without experimental and ennec.s-
safy torture. and sho do not charge such sx-
ce-sise fess that hut fr~ are able 10 pay.
Because Thysiciaa ~ the peculisrity Of
his trimming aud fitness ia successfully freat
ing certain diseases becomes and expert
specialist ia these diseases. there y 40 reason
Why he should be licensed torch his patients.
rs many specialists practically do DR.
Copeland and Graham are satisfied with
reasonable fees. and while their work i very
laboriosis. almost az times beyond sndur'
ance. they are willing a. devote their time
ana strength and slie best work of their lives
To suffering humanity. This II also Why per-
sons. who have the welfare of their fellow
beings az heart. take IieasaIre in indorsing
the good aud humane work Drs. Copeland
and Graham are doing every day.
Today. through these columns. your neigh
hors and friends speak 90 you; they have no
interest in ana no intent of deceiying you;
you believe these people IN other things.
Why not read and consider what they say
regarding Drs. Copeland and Graham:
Read what Mr.. Henry Brandon says
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

The NiS=es Gertrude anil Evelyn.
Simpson entertained the ". ; h. n, At
llselr honie ia-f rues<ias evening. The
rrs<ran farf ishrtf consisted II music
IS f4oasa Damskey Oscar tedaTiund
y -4z tsif-fi. tasf.h. Vienna Saith ard
etlefs ana rre1ratt1ns b. Misses Aii,s
t.ra4z aud <ina Scoiy Light refresh
s,eofs osrf served and the remainder of
fhf rxenii.g "a spent 10 dancing.
Jaserh Hsoes and Rose Gcrse werr
faarrss.sf en "Wednesday evening al fhe
brides home Bath tsside and groom
ar ae1 known here. Mr. Hlnes has
hrea eriptWei ~ John CoFdes fog the
pact fpcs years.
Nre. 4 j. Brown of No, 30 Paris
asenisf gave plss< ADD green luncheon
Wednesday evening an honor 81 her
friend Mrs. Will Osiprne. formerly Ct
tins city now ~ Chicago.
Mr. aad Mira Henry Nap~r Of No. st
Wcsf fultoa street were surprised hy
their friends on Monday evening. the
o,e'ssion being the first anniversary 10
their marriage
The C1ipper Pedro club has closed It's
strtes 81 issrrtlnZs fpr the season. The
ia4t gathering MAS held az the home q
lF a. Nard ca ilrnry street on Mon
day esering.
Twenty ike couples attended the meat-
Ing - The Crescent Pedro club Friday.
evening. az the homo az Henry krekie.
on Prospect street.
Tho Wolverine Bicycle club gave a
second pedro party AZ the club ruouis.
NJ. 90 Court street. on "Wednesday even
ing
Mrs. Fayette Eseltine was treated 30
egrpsize party on last Monday evening.
in honor ~ her fortieth birthday.
The watson Relief corps gave a pedro
party ia Engineers bail on Tuesday
night.
The Hesperus club held a banquet at
The Warwick on Tuesday evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

Ak. flkE. NE. fook.
could The unoertAinty 80 the 'o1e. loo az
volume and control hAse dis4 ppeafs,1 and
| am delighted. 1fe trsofmeli ~ fhss lfs
sicisns l. mia. soothing and eiiicaci0us. u
ilsrked coslffAsi ~itb llic toffi.re ! have t--en
thfoilgh With others. l heartily rcs.fs.
mend them az scientific and skiilfsll lGsn.'
Ne o1oT Asa.
Ny trouble. said Mr. ba X. sol.k. the
r-osnd tenor ia the bi>ln tliy S,.aflsi -
Neil Burgess County faiG. '-datcs bach
five years For shfee ,oars had i%-n using
s>1lt and water az a nasal doachs. neticins
az obstruction 10 nay breathing. Instead IL
helping me Il se1nei "a agra aate the 49,.
the obstruction inteffertd riVsssls with
ms Voice. aud after treatment ioT t~o yeafS
with sarios.s doctors was recommended 10
"a professional friend "a Drs. Copeland and
ar~ lclatse.
They have greatly relieved me, and il
gives me great pleasure IA rncomfnend fhe-e
physicians IA masters of their art and
courteous gentlemen. No one ~ho -
troahled az have been can afford 80 exreri.
fnent with doctors of unknown ABILITY. bu'
should 90 at once Ia them. nnd thsis save
valuable time and money. and have the csir-
scioasness OF teiEg In thosoaghly colnp<tsnt
hands"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

sity n MseA gaa oies snd Banjo club
spsai yesterday IN TIE eily, the guest =
A. l.. k@thians Js.
The fn.lspendeat ss,cisi club xsti give
. f,rszs nass ueraie t4A and nsasical en.
teItalesnenf conat.issa al Hibsr1i4a hail
Thursday stening
senator Dxraa vii s-ssde A <peseh al
ths commencement dinner 4 the Uni.
serrs's Of Michigan. b. invitation -
frrsi<isni Anxe,L
The Columbia clab ~ Unity church
viii give dancing party somnrfue
esening al the hume Il Miss Add, fss'ld.
The Custer guard vii have a/oompr-
fitsan dfiIl ss-en The prize lo h strug
g.esi for vii te niekel plated rife
The young somea Il the unis ~rsallst
Sunday sehn-Di HsA ~rsn give al entsf-
tasnment a. Ppssfs opera hoare.
Thursday evening. April q. an Easter
taiform hall vii te given in Macca
bs.-'s hali. NJ q Pearl street
The women II 81 rauls episcopal
church arr planning for hazar. 70 he
given shortly after Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs William Peck will he al
home u their friends az M. l,o Serb
ner street. after March -.
A pupsis' recital viii ha given al the
Grand Rapids school u elecution
April IA.
Miss Belle Thorington l. engaged "a
give a reading at Grand Junction
April 10.
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of Town.

j. T. Cund. formerly decorator in the
retail department 81 Houseman. Don
nally a. Jones. mas gone IL Lexington,
Kentucky. where he has been engaged
AZ manager II the largest men ; furnish
ing store In that city.
Circuit Court Commissioner c. w.
McGil will leave Monday 10 attend the
opening of the March term Of court at
Ccntersilie and also will call on his
parents at White Pigeon.
NJ. G.. Barber. wife aud daughter and
Mr.. aud Mrs. ksnwicl. have gone TO
Houston. Texas. 20 remain permanently.
Dir. Barber will engage in the manufac.
tuTe " stayes.
Mrs A. G. Torrey has gone with Chair
man Ives OF the art committee Of the
world IS fair 10 assist IA. judging the
Michigan pictures sent m Tor the state
building.
The Rev r. J. Vincent. who has been
for some months guest at 1T Mark !
rectory. has gone 70 Fix Rapids, where
he will have charge Of a parish.
William r. Brimmer. for many years
a salesman IN the Chicago shoe store.
has gone To Muskegon in the employ Of
&. l.. Dearborn.
Andrew Tabor. who has been suffering
FROM rheumatism. has gone tn at.
Clemens % Try the medicinal baths II
that place.
Mrs -. r.. Stearns and her daughter.
Mae. who Just returned from Europe,
are visiting friends IN Big Rapids.
John Jameson - TranAla. Jameson
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

osxsnszed al TIE Park congregational
church H., - ieci - the pa atctien Il
saci&l lnsefcouTss s1-soas yo1nS AofAee
No of4e - sIr1aeefs T. tas above
church s.,-sai ~sth sasss'a program
cal l,fAt refreshments a. tie stffac
tsuns. all D. giseD IN The church par
iors On the lass Mes<l@s sssnlns II cash
nonfo.
The kes. Mia Iupfes has resigned
the passionate II Unify church Tier
reassas for rcsisaIng are deslge for
further study q secio.oxy.
The Rev ~ Davis II immanuel pres
hstefian church preacher hls farewell
sermon to-day. he goes a. Indiana "a
take charge u parish.
The Rev job Heritage. pastor ~ the
Wealthy assn- baptist church. has sold
his home. No. sol Wealthy avenue. Ia
Siettson Mcleod.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

Miss Carieta Bailey. who haa been
for some tlsbe a TEACHER IN The city
- heois. = % he married on April ). q
Charles Esirg * Hlisdale. M.
f.eiaz - member - the Legislature.
al-o s xra.iuats n the law department. n
Ann Arspsr AMI - Hii-iale colleges.
Miss Bailey zrAdna'e,i siih honor from
The latter r1..ege ia=t year.
The msp'e saEtF social which wis ~
have fakeE rIace 80 i1-t Monday right
"a the iione q Mrs. tYsrfs ou Thomas
street. near taitn. aas postponed on
account - the weafher II wiz - held
tomorrow evening az TIE sauc r'ars
Mr. $. r. Do~ns q Bridge street On
ts.fit.ne.i company n friends Thurs
slat flons o. = tfr,le and music Wtre
to ar,irs q tbe afternoon. after ~hish
4 tnf .urchepn Nae served
N,.@ ks.s.ae Waller. Miss Frances
Ws.@h and Mas Marie Thompson viii
rra,i1ste FROM M Mare Wilson Beas
- 81 tfei e elpeatr.u az tho close -
a. preerof term.
fhe NORTH tfsi Wauan's lseiief xrp=
So give retifo fslrts ~ the hofac q
t1c pre-a.isrf Ms - fleri-k 80. ~
liarertt street. fss.@i..J evening.
q &. Smith. manager = TIE Univer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

Cnoru- -sttIters' chorus ............... k4E~f
Duas- l. ALI, 81 Ncoial
Mz.iaa fs~s<s And NJ. yAa DaztsIea-
hnasiIn--- 1eiees11 .......-.-...s
Mss Charlotte kin-eY.
Dsset--fjo y hofe ID. "a sts tts -is-p-
A.<s La soofe AID Ml-. ti~ofxe A. Hofnsr.
$50 and ehorsss ->p4rlt illAssetni-
.....--....-..... Arranged from Attils
James fyfe.
thers4- BRIDAL Chorsas fforu the
Hos Naioeu.
nsict~-Ar Mazda 4. y. l. Lasnbiiiofte
Alis> LA Foslfe and a Ballard. -
frlsi aad eiis.rtas II iadles solsss-
hIfity .............. .... ...-.. k0>cina
Assi +. Neils. Ms q. klnsey AID Mrs II.
tfrtY.
~cts 8chat dsso sfot - wasxen
Mo- H. T. Hii-on, Victor +. Ne--ier.
es,infst--t .a1.s---Ah. As vi pefdoai
Nlss la r..ste. Nc g. A. Homer. tieorse
Aarf,hy IA. Haiars. ". kgpwn.
p. A Neilneicu snd y. K Cornelios or
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

Fridays session ~ the ~ Cecilia was
devoted u kuhinstein. and the following
program was given
Lite Of a Great Musician ......
................ Mrs.. II. {. Brigham
Mrs RAYMOND.
Dslet--Soac 81 The Birds $500.
Mrs. Mills. Miss Chamherlin.
Mis- Bcrkey.
Piano-kamennoi .-.....- ..ostrow
Miss siaxier.
So A. To Thy Health Drink l.
>"ns7 b. The Dream.
Mr.. ]. H. Bonnell.
Piano--Nei0<iy in ........
Miss Wade
Song--Oh Fair. aud Sweet ani Holy.
Mrs. Fred Mills.
~ Patrouille ..... Ha-~elnan
fiasp Scenes ria. Are Brightest Artommas
Al>- l-imAin-
Song Since Fir-; | Met Thee -.
Mt-- thaspfeFlin.
a. BarcaFuile in u.
Piano h. Pfegnicra ~ Il fat.
&. >chsrxo in \.
Mss trsazier.
The vested ch1ir - Trinity episcopal
church Will render Easter echo musical
services on Faster day az 1879 and
O'Clock w Hastic. +. G.. Steinman and
A. X Curry are the soloists. and the
chorester boys. Frank Parker. Milford
Hulburf. will sing the duet III the
anthem AN Hail u Christ Our
Saviour"
The Alumni ~ Ann Arbor ss well as
other college men. are looking for
ward In the coming concert here ~
the University Glee and Banjo clubs.
which is To be given in Hartman's hall
April Ia.
The third musicale at Akely college
viii be- undev the direction 81 Messrs.
Campbell and Post. Only advanced
pupils will participate. among others
Miss Margaret Je~ett ~ this city.
\ projected musical benefit is at pres
-nt interesting the many friends az Miss
Carlofta Glazier. the well known pianist
Mr. Robinson. Miss Haight % Lansing
aud Mr. Pos; will assist.
Miss Aida jackson ~ Tonia. who il
studying music IN this city. is winning
golden opinions from vocalists as su-
perior accompanlst
Professor Horst. young German vio-
hnist IL Saginaw. who has been IN this
country bat three weeks. visited this
city lately.
Paderewski. the pianist. viii play in
the Chicago Auditorium on April IL. \
number II Grand Rapids musical peo-
PIE Viil hear him.
In about two weeks Mesars Campbell.
Post and Force will give "A musicale i'm
the home ~ Mr Poet for their pupils
and their friends.
Prof. Strsssburg ~ Detroit is arrang
ing FIR the performance II Living
Whist % he given by the St. Cecilians
April ) and 4.
Mrs \. Kiel is training the sunday
SCHOOLS u Emmanuel church for their
Easter services. some fine singing Is
expected.
Miss Margaret Drake - attracting
much attention "a possessing eontralto
voice II unusual power and sweetness.
AZ 81. Marks church this morning
Frances Campbsli will sing the ccle
DRAFTED solo, The Palms by Favre.
On Raster day Frank STEINER aud 4.
T. Cary viii sing in the vested choir in
Iunii1 episcopal church.
On Good Friday The Crucsfixion.-
which wa given 10 ST. Marks last year.
ali ~ repeated
II Marks choir rill A. usual. render
very hnc music az the Easter ssrviccs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

IL md severe headsehc 10th In the front
and hack. there ~ss rosring AMI hskzins
morse and a feeling of fuilne>> ia ny ears
My eyes were weak and ms nts-e soIe
and stopped up. and the nu,zsr which con.
SANITY droFr.d into ms threat. kept me
hawking aud splitting a. remove the offensive
matter.
My memory was had and could not
concrntrate ms mind on any one sutjcct.
was nervous and could not sleep well. and
did not feel refreshed CA rising ia the man-
ing. had pains Ina the small ~ the back
and between the shoulder blades. Ny Rrre-
tite was variable. and AZ times my stomach
was sour. generated gas and hlohiod up. and
| bad tad tosse Ia my mouth. | felt
fulness about my heart and at times paiplta-
ton.
Il am glad 10 say that NIL the~e symptoms
have disappeared and ! sm sound ana well
again. and owe il ali 10 DR. Copeland and
Graham
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

You are cordially invited 10 be present
at our store Monday. March - scontinu-
beautiful new Easter souvenirs. Play
away. Don't take our word--come and
see for yourself. The finest selection Of
teas. coffees. spices and baking powder
ever offered.
Go early and avoid the rush.
THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND Pacific TIA
COMPANY. No. los Monroe street
Phone i.:Si.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

Buy Or. koch's German nerve pills
for nervous people. Guaranteed 90 cure
weak memory. Ices 81 brain power. lost
manhood. nightly emissions and all
nervousness To either eex. Price Fl or
six for - Duilam's German Medicine
company. Flint. Mich. sole agents for
United ssiaice and Canada. Sold IN
Grand Rapids by sscrihncr & Aldwor,h.
No. - Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26
Grand opsninr Continued.

Owing 10 the severe weather OF the
Dayidson's Emporium of Fine Millinery
will be continued Until Easter Sunday.
Ladies should not Tail b. see the finest
line of novelties. French patterns and
imported hats ever brought 10 the city.
Will gladly welcome you should you
only wish To look. Remember the place.
Powers opera house block. No. % Pearl
street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26
4 Co left yesterday FOR an extended visit
with relatives IN Scotland.

4 Co left yesterday FOR an extended visit
with relatives in Scotland.
Miss Maud Doe Of The Eagle compos-
ing room has gone To Van Vert. Ohio. 10
visit her parents She will be gone two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K Jones 81 No. 1866
Fifth avenue have gone 10 Goshen, In
diana. 10 visit relatives.
Mrs. Eta ;. Wilson OF the Evening
Press is spending Sunday in Chicago.
Mrs John vandersluis and daughter
are visiting friends in Pig Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. III. Irish have gone to
Chicago for few days.
Mrs. VI. y. Williams is visiting her
son al Racine. Wis.
George \. Wagner has gone to Mis-
souri, on business.
+. Scheufer has Como to Chicago to
live.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26
The Modem Way

Commends itself 10 the well formed. to
do pleasantly and etfectually what was
formerly done in the crudest manner
and .lisagreeably a. well. To cleanse
the system end break up colds. head.
aches and fevers without unpleasant
after effects. use the delightful liquid
laxative remedy. syrup OF Figs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

Twelve yonng men u Grace church on
last Monday evening organized Chap
tsr - the Brotherhood - 81 Andrews.
This il az episcopal organ izafion for
The furfheraRce - church interests
among young men There are nov 80
chapters IA The United states. Nth
total membership = I0pa
\ Young Woman's league has been
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

That will be appreciated by every lady
will be the invitation 10 attend the
Easter opening Of Corl. Knott 4 Co.
which will be held Tuesday and Wed
nesday. March - and -. The most
extensive display Of imported novelties
and exquisite new styles in millinery
will be the attraction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

I've ASSEMBLIES .. he f.asaes s54on
Cay Clsssssn Say soEnsshsnx

Pr. l. 1. i'ake Z fle f.ss<,n siss = psE'st.
fsps. ~ 81 fso.stie t<za1 IS 1aae
l1-fs sblf1 s.nRse-e IL C11etsaftt 49, -
hsaA<s< ttet IaS sll.s.zzs s,ssee leti zse, AID
o<s-ta oHs rseak u ~tisf~x. bad - save
" ~ fat.f<=sl.sG f1lslfkakftis
tsAsA tr14t,nsal ffoH tFesainfnt fi.s
s.efssls md sI,sc .sll.lx IL b,lfslo. >ss lct8,
hashtaxtaa ss.d H.ssras
IoGEtHkD n I<xffklcIEf.
"A Nestiartoa -D~c-xllst. ~fla1l | PAID ~
aat. u~1 electfi<3fs oA my s<e4l oof3s
sap sfe~ fapl4ls s0r>e. cf1ENitattS toss1-s
n,s tocs fsss us:<ls t~zsanst l8s4l{E
Ait<f thEee sfsl> 11s.sE tlse Noptland
utnl-1c1t ia sis.slE.s 4s sell ~ J <tef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

Brings Joyous news. but none so inter
esting 10 the ladies as the Announce
ment II Corr. Knott y Co. that they
will hold their Easter opening Tuesday
and Wednesday. March - and - Al
the very newest imported novelties and
latest styles IN spring millinery viii zoe
shown.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26


4 bicycle manufacturer recently of-
fered twenty four prizes Tor the best sug
grstions for an advertisement. There
We're 1900 IDEAS offered IL the contest
ami the fourth prize IN this large field
~ contestants was taken hs Mr. John
Sturgis. connected with he weil-known
advertising house ~ Pplsl1SIli a Co.
BOSTON Mr. SturgS il an ariis. of
skill and eitcien,y aud fertile IA ideas
ani s.lQgpstionk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26
1ETTCNTL'Sj so handles Fish. Game.
D[ijfHi6Sl[n Oysters. etc. Fresh
daily


have moved my ofiicr 10 rooms and
q the new Aldrich block. corner 81
Fountain and Ottawa streets, where
viii BE- glad 10 scc nay Old friends ard
all who may desire M professional ser.
vices. h. = H0lNrs. II. ID. =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

Many Michigan people went to Chi
cago 70 hear Waiterssns worlds fair al
dress and did not hear a word of il. For
30 cents they may hear something better
from hiin az Powers opera house next
"Wednesday night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

Mrs Nellie Buckley's spring opening
~ French pattern hats and bonnets
Wednesday and Thursday. March -
and -. No cards
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

To have beautiful lawn you should
use our Baker a Bros high grade lawn
dressing. -. pound bags only al. al
bRowN's SEED STORE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

nm mn E5U to read tie advertise
W Hof iTfL ment Il J ". Chester
house. Seen On the want page.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

1isere J. fsvl@iig - cisss 81 nssn set,lesst
- ntofS es&~.sssfe tfs41 tlso~se eEkseo4 "A
qENfstrg tbs rFrses rse= Il esif cry. ana
csl,.s .tsuntiz NJ clAss i. > flEh etAz ina de
e<<s ers kardef - ts.at.
ks1a shat AT. kset.e<,n. pseEninsnt
s9ls@aetsf - 60 - H. lalos 81 las clt..
a3ss a feg4Ge - ~ sussdxsl@l e1a - DEs.
-, l4.4a sna GfsllAna.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

mn NM Fun to read the advertise
w HOI fhfL ment Of j. ". closler.
house. Seen on the want page.
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own price.

JQlUp gives you some great bargains.
HihTo Anything You want at your
,xxt, ~.rte.
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COPELAND
Medical Institute,
ia ". n cofELkSI.
nk- ". eEkkaN
ftfl1ane1t L.,cats.t "a
1872 EAST FULTON STREET,
tornnf ~ ~hei1.i4
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.

cfcrlalttqti tetsrfh, asttstta. til,stchlf
Nervous Diseases fiIl-.i ris<ass kiis.sr.s flslI.
fansnnilt.s.u ana AZ etftaI8r afertls.Ut ~ ~
Throat. l-enst. Stomach. Liver aua ht1n.1s
ofi5cs Hours a. n - D.. q .. m. 10
~ D susiss. : g. 4 q fil-
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See the great Aherns.


nCTTENTUaj 30 handles Fish. Game.
D[iilHfHHLln Oysters. etc. Fresh
.l..f.-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

See the masyels the DE Van Broth.
ers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

ALL Patients WILL BIZ TREATED
UNTIL sfkfD Frk $ l.fR MONTH.
THIS INCLUDES CONSULTATION. IA
ANf>AIlOM. IkEA1NENI AND aEDi-
CINE FOR ALL PATIENTS And fOk
All. Uf<r1Nf>
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

Fridays seesion - the 81 Cecilia was
devoted u Ruhinstein. and the following
program was given
Lite 81 Great Musician .......
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-17

THERE is one postmaster that Cleve-
land may not remove. His name is
Roswell Bardsley of North Lansing,
Tompkins county, New York. He
was commissioned by John Quincy
Adams, on June %. 1888, and has
been postmaster ever since. He was
then 10 wears old. He is still able to
attend to his small country store and
receive and distribute the mail.
Sixty-five years he has held the office.
always democrat and a gentleman;
always the same old country store
and the same postoffice on the cor
ner. His wife also is still alive and
they celebrated their golden we'd
ding 10 years ago. The revenue from
his office never exceeded 500 year.
If you do not believe it call at Bards-
ley's corners, Tompkins county, New
York, and inquire. He has acquired,
by strict honesty and small savings.
a fair competence.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-17
A Narrow Escape For Butler.

1t is not generally known that Oil
yer Stevens, the present district at
torney, once saved General Buffers
life. It was at the Charleston con-
vention, more than 80 years ago.
General Buffers course in the con-
vention had been conspicuously bold
and courageous, and his antagonism
to certain e. ements had been notice
ably unrelenting. Jack Cavanagh, a
well known figure at conventions and
caucuses IN those days, after many
bloody threats, finally one evening
loaded up his revolver and himself
and made for General Buffers quar-
tiers. He would have found the gen
eral unprepared and unable to defend
himself, and he undoubtedly would
have shot him, but Oliver Stevens
intercepted Jack and spirited him
away and at the same time sent word
to General Butler-Boston Globe.