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The herald., 1893-11-21

USE GzAxAN FAMILY soAp.
The herald., 1893-11-21

Beechams Pills with drink of water morn
ings
The herald., 1893-11-21

''For about eight years had been troubled
with chronic catarfh h, but the past two years it
became so much worse that life was almost
burden to me.
II most always got up in the morning with
dull headache. mostly above the eyes. My
hearing was impaired; sometimes rOsring In
ears, nostrils were stopped up, mucous dropped
into my throat, and watery discharge from
nose, which was verv annoying. The past
year had very annoying cough, some pains
through the chest and distress in stomac b.
Also suffered with loss OF sleep at night and
tired feeling during the day.
"Beinv advised by friends, I decided to try
Dr. Do Monco and associated. Now | have
nothing to mplain of: really, feel like my
self again, Have no headaches. sleep splen-
didly, and no more trouble with my stomach.
what more can say-exce 1T to recommend ell
sufferers to Dr. De Monc0 and associates"
M ALL.
Patients unable to visit the offce can be sue
cessfully treated by mail.
Question blanks sent FREQ on appiica-
tion.
Only S. month for Catarrh and
kindred diseases. Medicines free.
DEM0NCO MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Located Permanently In the Newelt aud
RAIDER Building, Rooms =,
4. 6, 3 and 10,
1915 s. Broadway, Los Angeles.
A. DE MONC0, NJ. d.,
j. s. HAYES, NJ. d.,
Consulting Physicians.
SPECIALTIE% Catarrh and all diseases OF
the Nose, Throat and Lungs, Nervous Dis
eases, skin Diseases, Chronic and Special Dis
eases of both sexes.
OFFICE HOURS:
to II .. m, to p. m, TO p. m.
The herald., 1893-11-21
for Infants ane, Children.

"Cas.oria is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me- H. A. ARCHER, n. D..
iii SO. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The herald., 1893-11-21
Miles' Nerve and Liver PMS

Act on a new principle-reguatin the liver,
stomach and bowels through the nerves. new
discovery. DR.. Niles pills speedily cure bill
iousness, bad tastes, torpid liver, piles consti-
patton. Unequaled formrn n, women and chill
dren. Smallest, mtldest, surest Fifty doses
25 cents samples free. q. h. Hanoe l77
North sprinx.
The herald., 1893-11-21

You save 40 per cent in fuel by buying
the Glenwood stove. only to be had OF
the W. O. Furrey company, 159 and l61
North Spring street.
The herald., 1893-11-21
Bucklsn's Arnica snIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts bruises
chapped hands, ckilblains. corns and ali SKIN
ruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay
required. 1t Is guaranteed TO give perfect sat.
per box. For sale by @. r. Heinzeman, 222 N.
Main street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs- Andrew Fyfe, assisted
by John ID. Kroner. w. w. Eyfc, Miss
Grace Fyfe Miss May Drake and Miss
Bessie Walker. gave a concert ut Cas-
csde Springs Tuesday afternoon.
The Grand Rapids delegation to the
Christian kndeayor convention IN Mon
tr,ai were entertained a day by the De-
trult delegation The two delegations
went in company to Montreal
An excursion IN honor OF those who
participated IN the sword drill. recently
given ia tine city and elsewhere, Is being
planned. Orrin Ward and +. q. Cher
ryman have il in charge.
Miss Clara Smith OF No ISL Lyon
street. has charge 81 the Ottawa street
kindergarten for the summer. Thirty
children attend the school.
The 81. Cecilias are preparing for
active work the coming years. Mrs.H.G.
Post il chairman OF the committee that
Is laying out the work
On Friday night the old soldiers at
the home were entertained by Marie
kinsb.e OF Boston, the vocalist and i'm
per>onatoT.
The choir boys Of Trinity church viii
- this week 70 Ottawa Beach and will
be entertained az the Hotel OTTAWA
Miss Josie Ewing will assist Mrs.
Treat during the summer "a the Boy eien
kindergarten training school.
Mr.. ADD Mrs. Oliver Csothers. who
were married at Sand Lake Tuesday.
viii liyeon East Fulton street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Douglass Of
Cedar Rapids. Iowa. who have been Wis
ting Mrs Douglass parents. DIR. and
Mrs &. >. Hazeltine, left the city Fri
day in company With DIR. and Mrs.
Hsxel,iue. They went Ia Charleyoix
where they siil spend the summer.
The family u J. h. Smith of Ne. ISL
Lyon street, accompanied by friends
from Cincinnati. spent tho Fourth at
Ottawa Beach. They we're entertained
a part Il the day at Mr.. Sieketee's cot
tage.
Miss johanna Schrave- Tande Of Home
avenue. and Miss Annie Pollard. IL No.
xgi Terrace avenue. left on Wednesday
sor Macataws Park. and returned last
evening.
Arthur Dennison and family. accom-
% "a by Miss Be--ie Goodrich. have
gope 70 spend the summer at White
Lake.
Moses Tsggarf and family left Friday
morning Tor the north. io spend the
summer In their cottage az White Lake.
Mrs. James Travis and the Misses
Travis have gone 20 Charlevoix b spend
the summer IN their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Camhrun
sill spend the summer in their cottage
at Aacatsws park.
John Rynders and family 81 No. -
Wealthy avenue. left Tuesday for a visit
a. Nacstawa park.
Mrs. Herbert r. Chase and children
have gone 70 the Atlantic coast TO spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ward and child
viii spend the week at Macatawa park.
The n lsses Anna and Nellie Mckay
are visiting friends al ST. Clair Flats.
= Emery Tuttie viii leave for Bay
View tomorrow and spend a month
Mr.. AMI Mrs1 Walter Winchester speut
The week az Cascade Springs.
T. q. Stow aud family are in their
cottage az Mecatsss park.
Eugene G. Goodrich went on Monday
60 Nscata2a park.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Mr. ard Mrs. Riley J. Woodruff ~ 81.
johns. Miss Lacy Gould Il Iefers,ln
avenue and Mrs Mary Gould Pearseli n
Ne III East Bridge street left THURSDAY
asvruing fer . Welt "a the werId's far
Ne and Mrs Grant Curus~y q chi
cage. whs we're the guests q Mr. snd
Ma ltoiph korsisnder returned 20
Chic.ro THURSDAY Mira kortlNnder
scro1nY pan vi them for a seeks wait
Mss thariotte Htewes Il college
arenae. Der brother. Allen iiexe q
Minneapolis. and her SISTER. Mrs Ea.
xere b,sariman q no@sop. eft Monday
Tor Wat T. the soriei's Tar.
Mr.. and Mrs. -. 7 Scrilnsr sad Dr..
AMI Mrs. y b Temtle have returned
frera ,.hicaxa. wkere they have been
sysnsiiae . week Al The worils FAIR
NJ ~ Marion . NJ Ia Barclay
street fafafa@, frera Chicago Thurs.
day I Gar,taef. eho xrot 10 tempaay
eih him. hes gone n Duiath
Ms Cora Car lnses II barclAy street
AIT Ma Afs Nlaft~rter q Csrrnsaf
ssenae iefs % Tuesday f0f teo we4ss
sisit 81 The ssi'bfs fstr
~ ami Nr~. A - BAKER - NJ II
Sbss,issn street sH.f Nss I'efss flsffias
- M - t<tchtsa street ssa4 a. chi
eaes We,iesssfk3 aa.ssaies
Mrs Afleu a. Aisst ansi hes sssseF
Ms> >. g. A.ftia a Pas iisssa. ssnt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Nearly three months ago TIE HERALD
published an item regarding the in
jury received by Patrick Roche. while
working at the Harrison wagon works.
by being struck on the head BY wagon
skein; also that Mr. Harrison msgnani-
mously sent him his usual weeks pay
for seven weeks. besides paying q 80
doctors bill. etc. amounting In all To
nearly t100, Upon thorough investiga
ton and evidence obtainable. il has been
learned that MIR. Roche twho IL an old
mani was not injured by skein falling
upon his head, but that he was idiing
away his time in smoking. having
perched himself on q shelf eight feet
from the floor, fell asleep and fell. strik-
ing his head On . fifty pound skein
which lay on the floor. Had the skeiu
fallen on his head when he was at work
il would have crushed his skull. pro-
ducing almost instant death. for its
weight would have killed an OF. The
skeins were piled with ends Of skeins on
parallel line north and south, and
when at work he was on the south side,
showing how impossible II was 10 have
fallen. AS they were properly piled and
well protected. The item which APP
peared in penny paper here few days
ago regarding this matter is considered
big fake" on the part Of Mr.. Roche's
friends. or thoee Immediately interested.
Let Justice be done.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

bse East fuison stse<t hAvs sa1srtsined
W &. L@pAsn n plymouth
Chssi<s xc~ss aad wife u Nsbsssks
are gu@Ls ~ tia cify q l. u. Aesoa
ssd fasaiiy ADD alhss tFised>
ftast Ausssa II Aesdoa = visi11ae
his psrsat>, Mr.. and Mira l. IL Ansfln.
VI No fss fiasei&y street
Mr. and Mrs \. n ioang. who have
bern va~itisg scisssvss Ia eoun. nave ~
turssd ~ Ge1svs. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mn Viii kirhmond asd NJ
and Mira Js,hD hay u kschmcod vsssssd
Grand kapasis Tuesday.
Mis- hroksw u Aev York CITY viii
spend the summer ~ Oakhusu& The
guest u Alss Wssssa
Mira -. O'b4alicy u West Divisioa
street 10 snt~stsining Misc busls Walker
IT uucs. Nebsuskn.
W. h. whits d Hsw York vas the
guest last week ~ 4. z. 6tso1ght. No.
- Asd,sop sssuee.
Josrph Bcnn~tt a. PhilsAn)phla =
spending his vacation Waiting With
friends In tho city.
Ms. sud Mrs. Jones AZ Chssyy street
are entertasnlnS AiD 0sprgts brookings
u Chicago.
Mis Pearl liaegasd al Paw Paw y
Visiting her unclc. H. q. Grosbeck. and
his family.
Miss Daisy Fitch oe Dowagisc b
Visiting her uncle. j. Fitch of shannon
avenue.
Miss Mildred Fcnton Of Bailey ID the
guest u Miss Audie Sinclair IL Central
avenue.
Mis Anna cAlkins Of State street is
entertaining Miss Kate Thompson Of
Detroit.
Thomas Clark OF Buffalo Is whiting
his uncle, Frank Conlon of Sheldon
street.
Miss Nora Cady Of Allegansis visiting
relatives on Oakdale avenue.
Miss Annie Boicc Of Turner street 10
visiting friends In Hillsiaie.
Harry Lee Of North Dakota rs visiting
old friends IN town.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

aIisa L. q. Amin viii 40 to Mackinac
weeks a. Mrs W. ). Hall While there
Miss Amin Vii make sketches for
futnre development f'ron there she
viii visit her parents at her home 10
Isry New Work. aud IN September abe
VIII - e. Ne~burfh on the Hudson ~
art teacher in the classical and scientific
preparatory school - the VI ,sses Liegel,
lyn and Farringson. she wall teach
three days IA the xerk and the rest IL
Der time Nill BE- spent IN study al IN.
Art League a. New York and with
Irving K. Niles
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Is.is sassst spsss - vearsA h JACK
r. W. resrhxm vent - Dctscit
Wednesday 70 rsuain eu ~ da,A
M. ond Ma W. - Adnne are It
ho@s fvun vasis - Nssksopa-
Lcuis Fs1lss sp~as iase 6onday nth
friends IN Big kspsds
Mr.. ard nn zsaas Allsn spent Tie
usek In Ann Ashos.
Niss NAY colbnss y visiting With
frlssds 10 AlIsgsn.
Mra }. a. Palm = visiting her parents
10 bsistol. lsdisna-
chsrlss kussssss and fsnily are At
81 Louis. Mich
Frank l. Bovsa isfs fos CAiease lass
night
". IL Lsckis epsss the Fsur1A = ~
truit
- y. Church hss soss b Nsv Yesk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

The Iasirusii Literary club spert Fra
t.sy aftsEuooa sn reviewing some IL the
prouiinent characters u sncicnt aad
modern times. Mrs Gerald Firk Ger
AID sss IN charge ~ the program. There
~as a good ATTENDANCE of the club and
several guests Eege welcomed The
hses and fortunes q the ancient here
ties Who were mentioned weSe Socrates.
Plato. Jesus. 81 Paul. AshoEact. W yeiiife.
Hass the Bohruian. Joan Il ART. Mar
IN Luther AID Rosseau. TIE later day
heretirs we're Ssiag. briggs Lyman Alb
bctf. Couon Farrar and Henry Drum
s.,..r..f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Ih.s KINDERGARTEN h.one II Ma. tij
Souts. L..fasstls sssset 49, the ssene q
a hsgps Informal gathering last weinrs
day aftsFnoea 1t te'slos<. MISS arris
Hare - kssasson. III. vii - IA charge
s:lFleg thu sumnssf She sas a@istod
- r,cs.slng by Mrs Treat and y In
Clara whsslsr Many II the hinsssr-
g.l<tx~rs and their friends paid thsir
c<,sn1s.msnfs b. cailsnx. smeng them
h-a.ng Mics Carrie Ursng ef wiscooskn.
Mns Blanche Wheeler ~ Lana. ohic.
M1s Margaret WAksiee u <saivsst<sa.
TsxsA and the Ains<s Althee and
Martina chase u ChicassA u isss-
psst,d that tbs school gill bs iasgsiy At
l,.edsxi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

The unesalers Il ~ Cecilia Twenty
M 2 viii give lawn fetr Tuesday from
4 etics-k until 10 Mrs. Sinclair a A.
given me use - her beautiful lasn 90
tf,e correr q fulton and Lafayette
streets A large dancing platform will
be erected sf ene SIDE u the grounds Tor
lovers - TIE piefry - motion. Pretty
hootlss xili Be arranged cn the lawn.
ubicb Eti - liirminstesf by una "a
,s..iorFi h1his. Wandering MINISTRIES
All fe featurr ~ ths entertainment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

The Sans Souci club and few invited
rsontss ceisbsatezi tho foufth BY al ex.
.oFsion a. Fishs laissa. The party started
.ialns the hons. % Miss Carrie Cobb al
] q slsk. taking With thers ~eli stored
anct basket they intended "a row up
10 river snd pienir n The woods, but
ne rain chanNesl their plans and they
utstithtrsi an excursion % the Country
-issb bauee. = here they part0os of
coil collation.. aa.i in the evening fowed
GA tlsh ard ksr,i lakes. finishing their
festivities with 4 hop al tho country
cilt n1gst ibe party returned Ia the
city "a I o'cluck Those pFesentwer
the Misses Mabel fsiie May Robinson.
tsf4fe R~saington. Carrte Cobb. Julia
Has firs. Lolita Lacey. Frances hentig.
fl.eaar AsEtsg: Me-zxs. hurn HaxeltIne.
tlfrc.i fiunt Iom bradfeid. Morgan
smith. hsn fotinson. John Holllster.
seorxs ucihster and Mood Bsal-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

70 cAiesso Ta~sisy axA, 10 ssaasla =
ve<k.
O. coi~ssI and tasaily xsll 20 -
Chicago GA "Wednesday. where shss ~sAl
-psaa lao sssk~ s.sltinx tks worlds
f@lx.
Mr. Cioy.s a Ne "a Iaea ssresl
znd he's daaxhtes. Ma Maud. cloyse.
haze returned ffon sislt tn ths wosId's
fair.
Mr. and Mfx Matter n. Schmidt ~
clspion and kxsi bridge streets ieft
Thursday morning for chlesso
NJ aud hss Wilbur 4. Burns aud
fss sisit Ia the worlds fair
The Rev. DR.. jackson aud family viII
leave somorfo~ fos wait % Mfs- Ja<'i<
von's mother in chiesgo.
Mr.. cad Mr.. Charles Hunter and Mis-
pswn Hunter - Muskegon ssre~s arc
visiting The worlds FAIR
Mr.. and Mira William Judseu ~
tnsned early IN the week from vssst 10
Chicago and the fair.
T.. A. Roberta and family u No. ia
Straight street Left Thursday night tor
visst N Chicago
Mrs. r. Jehle and the Miss~s Matte
and Essa Jehls lsft Friday Tor visit 10
the worId's fair.
Mru I. b. Msthswsou II No. 2l3 Bar
clay street h IT home. after two weeks
visit 10 the falr.
Will Lapham Of No. 5a9 k:ast Fulton
street, spent = part Ut the week at the
worlds fair.
The Missss Nettis and Lucy White
Left Monday fos . moath's Wait to the
world fair.
Wallace Franklin and daughter II
Prospect street are Visiting the vorld's
fair.
Z. q. A. voigt and family have re-
turned from visit n the worlds fair.
VIII Feiburg of Livingston street ven,
10 Chicago yesterday To visit tho fair.
MrsGeorge Nichols has returned from
visit to the Columbian exposition.
Lon Ewin Of No. l63 North College
avenue spent last week in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wilson returned
from the worlds fair last Sunday.
Rabbi and Mrs Jesselson left Thurs
10y acA vsoAs ~ tAAS WI ~ y kess-
Mr.. and Mr.. r. A. Mills are in Chi
cage on visit to the great fair.
Mrs A. ID. Baker left on Wednesday
morning for a visit to Chicago
q. l.. Dale and family are visiting
Chicago and the worlds fair.
Charles t. Hogadone left yesterday for
. weeks visit 10 Chicago.
Miss Hattie Rice. Of jefferson avenve.
left Monday for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. G. Crawford went to
Chicago on Tuesday.
Capt. G. w. Eaton and niece are visit
ing the worlds rair.
W. NJ. Ten Lopen spent the week at
the worlds fair.
Henry Prange spent the week at the
worlds fair.
julius Berkey left for Chicago Mon
day night.
Burdette l.. Bovine went TO Chicago
Tuesday.
Mrs Nellie Gee is in Chicago visiting
the fair.
MIR. and Mrs. e. Meyer are visiting in
Chicago.
Fred Luce and family are in Chicago.
Mrs. 5. r. Smith is at the worlds fair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

4 l.s=ket picnic vas held at Re~as
iaka fidAy afterRe-1n IA homer ~ Miss
oufh~astr q Nnskeeln Those xho
male The party were Miss Cultivate,
Msss Nrech al the Misses Nina aasl
siertru,le Nsesh. the Misses Josephins
Stevens. fsc@e Ives. Eva White. DAISY
Stitch q puwaziac. May Peck. Birdie
Met al. Prank ldsno. FL Csdy. F.i
Zsmm~fman. ben Ss-hr0u3er. ia Ran
k~r, hob lr~in. VIII Stevens. VIII HIP
kias. Frank Gray. Frank 2aiun and
Iacn Dudey
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

la houor Il Miss Brokaw n Nrx
York The guest q Mss Waters, l,hn
fa=iEeft tendcred the ose q Ms bsaats-
ful yscnt so Friday The party left For
NJ askegon "a The IL - train. chapsrnued
~ M- and drs Daddy Waters. Tltose
pho ~eF~ a the compaEy were Miss
EFuxsw MIS- Waters. Mss tebb. DIS
Remington. Mss Hln@siil. Ton Brad
hsisl. ben Rnhineen. Charles f0t. Ter
nafd Cekb and ksgef tsrissaid
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Mss Mahel Waters 90 the evening 81
he Fourth gave an informal supper
complimentary 20 her guest. Miss
8rokaw q New York The decorations
4 tile event sere ia old glory coiors. the
lahie being 3raprd with ribbons u red,
xhlte a11 blue dsagonaily crossing
flowers e the same c0lor- The fagors
we're boxes ~ Hnyler's tied with red.
Whit and blue ribbons. besides lunches
q chocolate tire crackers The guests
were. Mics Brokaw ~ New York. Miss
P,ltRlaa snd Miss Estelle Putnam. Miss
Jhirtch Il Columbus, Ohio, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dadlry Wafers James Crosby.
Frank Marshall. SIR. Barnard and Mr..
Hiost.-sft
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Mi>s Lolita Rcd ~ No it3 Clancy
srr~ss gave = recital lass rhurntsy even.
ipg assisted BY tho Mi.es fesri aud
Harfisi Ferguson The program con-
sissssd a rec,sAtscns and Instrumental
xnd vocal solo-< Thoss prcssnt were
the Misses Ruby Kerry. Laura Meyers.
Ma,lss Myers. Carrie Schroudes. Eilth
Caldwell. Anna Stacy. Nasgsret Coma
ses. Hesty Bailey. Me~srA Frank Fsrgu-
~nn. Paul Benhks. Fred Red. Claude
Rssd. Roy Thompson. Fred Wheeler.
Willie Aetls. Carl smith and lisls
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

a party composed az the Misses Emma
Ssarles. Cora Phillips. Charlotte Wat
son and Maud Peters. and Msssrs. Ern-
cot Wheeler. John Edison. John Watson
aud Roy Harrison spent few days at
the Dew Drop Inc cottage. about ten
miles from the city. Mrk DR.. Peters
acted as chaperone.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Ni~ Lottie Lacy gave IN informal rs-
ceT,tion al her home on Washington
street on Tuesday afternoon. from I un-
I'll d IL was given to the same party
that were OF the Sans Souci excursion
on the Fourth. Miss Lolita sang
Celeste aud ~Beautys Eye for her
guests The Misses Carrie Cobb and
May Robinson played piano solos.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

oss osv W. = ous - . Log D.
snoes oooDey.
nastss Albsst yosgsnspa a Grant
nichigsa. WI b. the hr.s boy - st .
Mosday sfsssnoou Ms. 4. Josysassa
blanks and instruction. Tor eolicitine
subscribers Coz Tns HERALp. The bog
wanted = bicycle very much. bat HE
father wanted he should earn g q part
Of Il himself. The boy wss accordingly
set 70 work and the father gave instruc-
ton % have the bicycle ordeeed "If
the boy don't get Nance enough" said
he. Il will pay the difference myself"
The machine will b. ordered q once
that II may be on hand 70 deliver when
wanted.
Who will DO the next?
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
HMf AEliLzL1ES o. 1s, e., l'sSs at

DR. Spier q Battle Creek. Mich. Who
is the state agent Tor the y. Y. Anaes-
thetic Co. was in the city today fitting
out Winans & Booth with the necessary
appliances for operating the Hale
method for painless filing. Drs Winans
a Booth have purchased the cole right
10 use this method in Graad Rapids.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Jasies Muir - Casrasle Spring, TN
forsl his tally b. co4ch nn Frissay after.
rss,n fsr the usr - the & H a iious~
Abeuf half ,leaea q the nurses ard ~
nsnr = the pstieats ensos.si > tso
hsrsr-' risa@ arsoni fas pleasant str-et>
- sfs s,frv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

sfs~ses. Josie Esi.s, ftosencs kssby -
Strsatix. i.linosx. Eits osss1d. S(sffz
s4si. Helen L.a<aslo. kft4 barfan- and
Massss Chsdss kkses. ust Noatson<
~ry. Crrin Ward. fizfry kirt,y, thAfis~
fosey. q, "a, b~rton and frsRk bartca-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Waiter Mech aad usfia Wsra Ten
sexe.l = f~sas lisnentsrY supper us thurs
ssy niTht az ne Country elnb hou-s n
Iouos x MIS- tiaaras q 0uthesate -
n .l@kes-sa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Ata busire~y uaretlng q the trusfee.
aaA naesnher~ q Unity church. xhieh
49, hrl.i 90 Wednesday evening. u vas
a.,eisiest 30 sxtead IA hTltssi,o - fhe
hex "a DtghF Jsanssn 20 Uas Park.
ChieA<o. O. - the Fssf.,f 4 the chnrch
f.r IN. r-arnlner v~af
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
VIA c. q w. N.
Grand Rapids 6S.16 Boy View
Round Trip.

Account Of Camp Meeting and As
sembly at Bay View. the Scenic Line
Chicago 4 West Michigan Ry.-will
sell tickets on July l0th TO 18th. good 10
return August 18th. at one fare rate
from all stations. Rate from Grand
Rapids is to75. Trains leave 1t 1sD q.
m. and 40 p. M. with parlor cars. stop
ping at Traverse City for meals. Night
train leaves at IL 10. with sleeper. Phone
l504 for accommo lations.
GEo. DEHAvEx.
General Passenger Agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
eDEnfAf ciIE of silk. for onc week
JT(LHl -0hL[ at Wilkes.

The famous Patrol quartet viii sing
in the pavilion at Reed's lake both after
noon and evening today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

TRAVERSE CITY.

NE-AH-TA- WANTA AND CINEMA
Via train No. 3. Leaves Grand Rapids
at 40 M, arrives Traverse City ~
p. m. Runs directly TO steamer dock.
avoiding transfer of any kind. Baggage
checked through.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Hs. wr~sso~ scoTss~a Sssrr -. hr-r 49,
~ fAs.asee sreseSr4 Il $500 80 49, rkit4
s<sess ~ saa,<- stssTs Al rsin. eEr~s nod
ceiie 80 ~ t><z r~@-zs fo~ bss<fhxa
I~sstg 1ss rcsts . t-sttle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
ADVERTISE GRAND RAPIDS.
by Sending Away Copies OF The
illustrated Herald.

Anticipating very unusual demand
for its illustrated Sunday issue. TIE
HERALD Sunday printed $3.50 extra
copies. There are now left Of these
about 600. For the convenience II those
who desire 10 send these papers 10
friends out ~ the city specially wrapped
copies ready for mailing are for sale at
the Office and at the principal news
stands. The price Is cents Get in
early before all ere gone. No better sd
vertisement for Grand Rapids Was ever
printed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
GRAND SUCCESS OF OUR
Ia OFF SALEl
Our Store Crowded With Customers
Every Day,

Wien zoe announced our genuine One
Quarter off Sale to commence IVsdnesday
morning, July $, eur customers acre thor
oxgALy satisfied kAak like all cur Former II
off advertised safes, this announcement
meant 1-4 of and nothing else. II IS not
question Of profit during this month. tut the
test sUay Of getting rid of the surplus stock.
We haze demouskyated season after season
that we /ound ont the true soay Of selling
b,les at goods evsn IN the duHseason, and as
onr customers are delighted sO1h ouv honor
able method Of SERVING all customers alike BY
ezsuxg them straight quarter of from The
bottom Of their bul2, soe anil continue unAl
further notice to grsv our Patrons One Quar-
ter Of/rom ouy former l0su prices on