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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-04-29

Pike & Wightman have received quite
a number of car loads of rock from
Saliva to build a stone cellar to be nsed
IN connection with their new building,
the plans for which archetect Curtis OF
Reno is now engaged. The firm is con-
sideri lg the advisability of building en-
tirely of stone, and should they con-
clude to do SO the structure will not only
be an ornament to Wadsworth but also
q great safeguard in case of fire. We
hope they will receive encouragement
enough to go ahead with the latest plans
and both gentlemen are enterprising
citizens they are worthy of all the en-
enlargement that ran be given them.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-04-29
LADIES!

Your last chance to call on Mrs,
fauney this week, as she leaves Apr.
Both.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-04-29
BANK OF NEVADA NOTICE.
Officers:
Directors:
Daniel Meyer of San Francisco, Geo.
Russell of Elko, M. d. Foley, NJ. f..
Ward, ]. N. Evans, G. C. Powning,
and l., Abrahams of Reno.
Directors:

The Bank of Nevada, Reno, with a Capital of 100000 and liberal credit
with banks and bankers, is better able than ever to transact q general banking
business and to accommodate the agricultural, stock raising and business inter
eas OF all customers, and the patronage ofthe people is respectfully solicited.
The Bank will pay interest or time deposits at the rate of 4 per cent per
annum.
No charge for exchange OF Pacific Coast business will be made to patrons.
The Bank will buy and sell exchange on San Francisco, New York, Lon
don, and all the principal cities in the United States, Canada, Europe, China
and Japan.
Special rates will be given for France, Germany. Italy aud Switzerland,
Stocks and Bonds bought and sold on commission.
The Bank is also agent for the leading American and European Sire iasar-
ance companies.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-04-29
BREVITIEs.

RS5e<5E-
How's the band?
Times are getting lively.
The beautiful snow again.
Cold weather for camping out.
Spuds are high priced in California
now.
The pay car is expected on or before
Monday.
We havn't commenced our house
cleaning.
Mrs. Fellnagle is a little under the
weather.
Bonner Lake is still covered with ice
and snow.
Saw wood if you want to get along in
this world.
Mrs. J. w. Smith came in from Hot
Springs Thursday.
The Southern California orange ship
ments are immense.
j. C. Erb is clerking in Master Me-
chanic Hunts office.
California people are making a rush
for the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. E. E. Mclean left for her
Fresno home Thursday.
A new lot of fruit preserving jars just
received at r. H. Cowles.
Drop your letters in the Postofice
and help the town thereby.
When the warm weather sets in look
out for q food in the river.
j. O. Kautz fireman on the f. & p.
railroad is visiting at Wadsworth.
The mo ther is the only one of the
family who should be the favorite.
The Odd Fellows complimented the
DISPATCH effort on anniversary day.
Two men on bicycles arrived here yes
terday Ell route for the Worlds Fair.
1t is about time to arrange some kind
of a programme for Memorial Day exer-
cises.
The third car of butter has been ship
ped from the Nevada Creamery to
Chicago.
The State politicians are talking about
the appointment Of the new U. S.
Marshall.
Engineer Smith hops along now as ii
there was no such a thing Is rheuma-
tism now.
The Southern Pacific Company has
materially reduced the rates on east
bound freights.
Senator Stewart attended the Trans
Mississippi Congress at Ogden and then
went East again.
Louis Beveir and wife of the Stewart
Institute, Carson, visited Wadsworth
friends this week.
An Indian who had been drunk and
~disorderly paid a $50 fine in the Justice
court the other day.
Eugene Griswold is in town from San
Francisco and his business is branching
out to a considerable extent.
Don't pour your wrongs and sorrows
into other peoples ears. They have
enough of their W already.
Ten cavalry horses are wanted at Fort
Bidwell, and bids for furnishing the
same will be opened May 10th.
Many of Modoc countv's stockmen are
lined by the heavy storms. Dead cat
lie strew the valleys Of Modoc and
Lassen.
There were enough copies Of the DIS
PATCH printed last issue to supply every
house i'll Washoe and Churchill counties
with a copy.
When some people get to heaven
they will be surprised to find that they
DO not take nearly so high a seat asthey
expected to.
George NJ. Hum phrery OF Reno was or
Monday appointed by President Cleve'
land U. S. Marshal for Nevnda, vice
James Moore.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-04-29
BORN.

LOTHROP-At Wadsworth, April 81,
1893, to the wife of E. T. Lothrop, q
son.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

dsgs "a csAesal B. the ~ Il tf.e - p.i.H
60 sne tsstlzes slaEa a ta1a <h3 =
(. mpel.ssi 81 sfena his asya IL s.set-ss>
Tefsef sna - zizsi1 i. abe - * >
eety faat u.sSis eaut e.1sse.ss he
sizalance frQgsFsa u az asa0l Esfrse %
E8g.sf esfci.1a "a. aa1 TIE a1icf Z t1e
secretary = nstNisa Wifh protests. Ga
to 0r thrcs ccssslsfus H.. gslafa ~
d4untlessiS fAesd ne paeA. bot ts
eoal4sf nspootFxe tisu. Soae - ihr
ks4Is that b4Fc 1eea aas.ic ia lAs track
tss~aen q n sni tte ,s4.a basa t<en
nlsfv saf4tlng thsn 4ns oiisse face ca
fs,aat iac other effaic ~ -, zap ri
O. essieGfe : 1As< t.s.efi.4il aal tbs
eauui f4ex discpseltl ~ lee ahi
sfarssa i8 close p0Fseis lhe ussnf-
aatl.slsa eafsTe3 fae cs4rss s. 80
Car sa1 came un.isr tie HHr lai a
isngsa sAasd, but = was a close csit.
aEd IS A-sa recovered "a = rbe she, 4
yet Yesterday atsefnoen NA While.
sha > sacSn 20 e~ntenYos4aeos ha
mainly - NJ. 2 seat eut All borrowed
a EuB theH be lad ia : stoek u AZ
Esunitsn And purchases cpssasS To-
nighf TIE tsaa that never SLEEPS sill -.
ufuth himself on the quarter sireicl
aud open the caa.p.aSu. H. csse - Is
nst successful Af, MA4fe Ill reut a
gatisng sup aud induce hls pafiner IA
Tie drug business g. call out a dstach-
alfn. & tic state militia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

Yesterday 0as Emancipatiau Day.
the great national holiday % the c,loresl
pefple 81 the United State but the
las vas not observed ia q formal man
rcr in this city. Last night. hoxcts~.
Valley City lodge 90 tie Grand United
Ortisr - Chjieiloes gave q dsucing
party in Gesmania hall on tfart street
iu cnmmeuorafion q tie dat The
PARTY AS ATTENDED hy aiugf luo Per
sens who enjoyed themselves until a
lste hn8f With the circiGg " kit1 anl
tne eecmetrscai qualriiic The elite
2 TIE ro'oFcsi soeiefy vac present en-,
ehnisd ~ the time ~ svet music
Furnished Is hand selected irom tar
best musieai faiert among iber eiass.
During tbs dance refreshments were
ecFri winch cunsisi,d - let ersam.
cake iruis and iem0naie \ |pyrsmii
~ tafsfm Hs which stnpd % con
Veaifnt erner = the hall addict much
- tie enjoyment = the evening
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

Robert W. Smith, a young business
man Of Kalamazoo. left for business
trip west in December last. No word
being received from him and there be
ing no clue to his whereabouts. the con
clusion was reached that he was the vic
tim % foul play. A reputable citizen
now declares that he saw Smith IN
Springfield. Massachusetts,. 1t is al
legged that he left unpaid bills in the
Celery city. His lie was insured in the
\. .. L. W. for 5000.
The Tramor brothers ~ Battle Creek
are under arrest for opening the scalp
of George Virgins OF Convis with a
pute. and it IL feaTei that Virgins is
fatally hurt.
Allen White. aged IL. ~ Adrian. IS
out on 100 bail on the charge Of inyol-
untary manslsughier. by the acct
dental discharge 81 rifle be killed a
little 10y named Minard Sartar, short
time ago.
GEORGE ostrandc- 90 buried out Of
sight 10y the caying In ~ sewer ia Ian
siag year ago. by which he ciaims he
was permanently injured. lie now
wants 1900 damages from the munici.
paiiiy.
Charles Shank co!oged has elopcd
from Flint gita Mrs .-etn Davis. white
woman Mrs. Shank has ha,i warrant
issued for the arrest ~ her husband on
ibe charge Of adultery.
The Lansing Typographical union
has voted la favor OF amending the cen
stiiuficn ~ the international union 80
a. 10 make nine hours a days work ia
ali boos aud Job Offices.
John Schweimmes. blind police oil
Ger % Jackson. has received word that
as aunt has dird ia Nuremberg. Aus
iria. and has left him gooo legacy
sam Lee. toe only Chinese resident %
Bay City has declared his intention Ia
t.esn.e citizen % the republic. and
hss taken gu, his hrst papess.
The Industrial works at BAY City
manufacturers a. railroad cranes. cvcs
satrs. e;c. have ssui doga and 90
men are out = employment.
John > Houston. for eleven years
supervisor ~ Leroy and widely known
a. teacher. Is dead at the advanced
age a ~ pears
The date - the second annual fsir q
the HD2ard city Drigieg PARK ard Ax
rcui,urai association il sepiember u o.
- iuciusiFe.
The vcrnmepf has iDst Planted 10
poppa vhitef-h trout ahA perch fsy in
Lake Superior. betaeea bayfield, AMI
NperWF
stafe Gsmo Warden Hampton has il
sutl 0olrfs o. an q hia DEBUT 81 "a
fore ihs ash ana gssae laws g. tie
fer.
fflfi t.nles - Nos seem o. prevail 10
ga n tats tffy ana 4kfy new
busea are 81 pfeeesa = erection there
2eW iaaert tie usgro bug. az
erealt - celery = creating much alarm
81 Gee southern tarf 1T tie state
ir4@hnGF ~ Gre aaaasziaE - cropa
81 fhe rii.ff - Dfiori
fhe 'er fnFta cis4a population
az 4NfsQ 90 iaff iian.a
8ba 90 tsmphey ~ leba s. eaisfz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
WORK ON THE JAIL
Ste For tie Annex 70 &c Sur
ytyed tomorrow
sUs-cOaTRacIs WILL Be LET
The y.a Hlsssa Coasp.aas yin tlszin
uork >ett wes,k aa8 Iosaai Labor
Nal fie EaaFl.sysss ga slls -I.4s.

work will zooa bezin "a the anrsx %
IL so1nty al supervisox si,se.s.
eha.rmah "a sa- bnaa.ag coma itfi'r.
ADD Aseklfa1 l.asA 49, survey thss ste
famesrss a1ts.ueaa sed Evt esrrsttspg
ID readiness laf sae sir tf4ctsTs g. begin
$50 sfcagatl1n re aFst q n.ai seek A
representative - IA Corn ffsn s'osks
Il C144. ia1.A sha srm ca &ho.a tas con
tfact xas axaf,ssd. and perhaps Mr.
Vaa Dorm hliaself 4lss IT here this
week 10 sabIst ei1zfacts for the super.
sfrartnre. II satisfactory lads cae be
-selst,.si fs.,,a heal contractors al The
ea.k 90 ths eletailaa vii be Ftsrn 70
tlau. iat tlia peH g4ny as-nt has SASH
that 4 fhs fsis are res loN enough tie
rumfany sap hise -alts aad ~ 10 e"n
sosk
~ tisAsr eseht Creed Rapids labor sill
a. etff i4s,i - c..aaa vas .lseftsd 10
tn ai41alt rete.siag els ~er1 a. r.
.iae ~ .ns1l !boz 10 IS prlbat . the
Naa l1fsa saa. pass hss .ieeIaed ha's TIE
Nark a - .las - numerous bils
we're saanstted % 80 SHORTY after the
erafff-f saa awarded Supervisor
Ssees sasi yesnraag that pasilcuiar
httsat.ea w.i - s.yea - laying out
beverage i.rhs'es xEea he aad the
Hf aifest iase - the siie tomorrow.
Eaa tas-msinf 20 us oid .la - several
fest taa la9 e. esrry ~ TO savage into
ne afsr as.f it 4..l - uilei Ia with
reaact 81 e'tssag8 80 O. tie reguised
fessst Fae bsslntr az q the anne. val
- tasrrsci-sl hi.h saoega 30 lntSe .
saf-art fsli - fhe river 81 which
a.eaas tAe ~ naFy co1iifiog 90 the sur
4n.llass a q. te gFeatly improved. Il
Is snes "a sark 90 the excavation Will
besia next wpek
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

Nrs ,Hoaly b. Ks.cham q THE city
deliver sxa'li'sss ~ the woalan :
sh.set uaiY be- Are Women Citizens
sl. eopiss'
Nt K II tie superior court having
clossl las the Man term Judge Burlin
Ksne IS busy getting bis tishiss tackle
a. soape Tor Business.
krrS Cogeii has resigned his position
10 f.ir b....gag, Office at he union depot
sn.l has engaged Nth the Columbian
Transfer company.
TIE Msnis.ees will challenge the
Rockers b. 3 game Il hall q be played
az tae AXE sunday. Inquire at No. 30
SsFcsih street
TIE .efe eacs library viii be opened
a. g1eiock this morning. 10 the room all
loiairg tAe circulating library.
toont in0 persons came through tho
eitg oa -. l. : y. excursion 10 De-
troit yesterday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

Pref. Dear. who has made 90 mary
successful balloon ascersiuns az North
Park this season. IL u lie commended
FIR the honest endeayors he is making
10 rise u tae = round Ia his chosen
profession lie - now recognized as the
champion amateur aeroaag' M the state.
having defeated ali epmers, notably
Among them being Prof Curtis. Decora.
ton Day, and @. IA. Hunter. 5. Jackson.
last year From the following letter Il
- readily seen that Prot = sar desires 10
leave The agIaieur ranks and blossom
out as full iiesged professional. APP
pended j. a coIutnlnicat.on sent 20 Tn
HERALD i,st evening by Prof. Dear.
PpnLIsHtRs TIT HERALD Kindly in
sert 10 your paper the following: / here
10y challenge any aeronaut rcsiden, OF
this state 10 a balloon race for any reason.
able purse IL any date and place salts
factc-y 10 all bar none. The winner
OF this race will De entitled 10 the cham.
pionshsp 81 higii distances in the state.
All communication 10 be addressed 10
The Sporting Editor THE HERALD.
am ready at any time 10 make a deposit
PRoF. DEAR.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

James Dsie,'~ Alias Thompsonl Wife
aud brother Are Here

A woman calling herself the vile Of
James Daley ant a man who announced
that he Is the brother of DALEY called al
the Jail yesterday afternoon and asked
10 see the prisoner. Daley IS the third
one OF tiie gang 81 burglars arrested for
burgiarizng the postoiiice al Plumh's
mill They were allowed to talk with
Daley through the bars. but close
watch was kept by the officer in. charge
Mrs Daley and her brother in law are
stopping AT the Morton house; at least
that i what they told ~ the jail. The
name Il Daley did not appear on the
Morton house register, but the name
james Thompson was found. but Thomp-
SIN had left early in the afternoon. As
Daley travels under the name % Thomp-
son sometimes. the two men arc prob
ably brothers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

ftr ftf1Hi iapiis spiritual asaneis
fn siss asol Mrs fecssfhy fhs
hfH f7r1r ofeHriel - The Bicycle
raf. a fas sheaff tstx fpnntain
sfrea it trire tttsi up ~ ftrm.
ana fasf ws eeruFr if next suadaf
eFerte1
utvslon 1gnt So 49, 40 r NJ
r.avcd 81. s.a-e a8iaf fr3u So Pearl
streft iast ssht e. lne<rFhY hsn in tte
shfpsf,i Nslfa-an engars ttn fcet
v.l teti it-t7sf meeting fhefe essilay
aIn1. t1<f1u 5
fere Nii' - . rif@tieE = thH mHu1
Zee, seif hasrtl e directors % - chs
tfsH flnf q taa rssi iaarr - Mrs ~
=. it#e - - 4estt Cnileae avenue.
at b.s ~ aea
t. uH Tiaa an - frram
reF n ~ sweet
afr street. f.rlrrsrx srerieg
ttI-F fff -ren 81 lf ri'l gi~s a
f.~f ai 81 ht# N -sute Diei
f -tt 'eHas9 1I.af
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

wykcs q Burns VIII Furnish Pen.
eils aud Pens

The committee on school supplies ~
the beard 81 education held session
lat night and awarded a contract 20
Wykes 4 Burns % furnish the following
supplies for the use ~ pupils IN c.ty
schools. Three hundred gross - pens.
% gross ~ holders. - crass - cedar
pencils. loo gross Eagle pencils. 60
pounds - erassers. 3 cases ~ sate pen
els -t.o spongas. l-0 sxl2 slates $50
Ixli states. 3en Gxy states. There
we're seveu competitors for the contract.
Tee committee would not give cut the
figures 81 which the contract wa let. hui
sad they wtrc sure 500 would to
saved p the present moihod 81 pur.
chan
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
Contnginus D,.ease..

Four children IL Siattery. No. $50
Twelfth avenue. whooping cough. -Four
children al Scanlon. No. la Twelfth
avenue. whooping cough. Frank and
Louise Slauson. No. u Lyon street.
measles. John ana baby Goudlaas. No.
3.3 Alpine avenue. measles. III. r..
williams. No. rs jackson street. measles.
narr, Falkel, No. l3l Bowring street.
shooping cough. John. Ella and Lizzie
Nanderveen. Alpine avenue, whooplng
cough
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

toas sa@ : Il 49, re- fss \ lahcomb
Msrtsl eos. .taas al .ss essss hs tia
West 81 rtisSa lagnltase ss1nlpAay
tFaa tie ARihes.efsas Wesa feseigol ~
lAe e1sflsek hfsuse sesieeoaN
tae fes9iaufy ssslsstsi ai tie ecs.
i9sas aogef fsT sfsa lnausb - tals Hss
s-.sstst Tbs aiueanE eas Ysa ~
etes.s 80 -eH at s44A TIE gods im-
ported .lfa 10 .l1tg Aast saiae,l al e ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
TEETH!

Heautifai teeth are tnEury few possess.
" o. nafe heard PEOPLE saY They wsuif give
everything fhry bad tof such beautiful teeth as
ana aat.
40 true -scret = DOT 80 ripeh Ia the perfect
rfss a tiio tezf h H. The sfuS like Mbitenoss
and he brilliant faillsts
50 tetth sfe esGshie - tkis With Yfupsr cers.
stitf-. arssi fas.es should - avoided a. tiiey
ar "a. arrive - arr aiso MANI ~ ~, suNaer<
4 f.fffsriF lsu.,arsd pnHarf. hsssFvrt. I. the
oniN rist sal perfect RI ~ 90 cicsu.s ard pre-
serve -. teeth Ffif ~ haze snec.rlied n pro-
durine aftsr raneh iai,lf tstd - nee. fhs
iaftsaie e - - tise o. notea ,i-utists -
- ftts ronHsff su.i y a'ssssiu,eis fsaffrct-
4&FUnl sfA II ths nsnle 81 haFr ssinr.es
a. IL afsi .. are 49, exclusive owners nra
nlahufsefarfrs Ne r4afsnfsa ~ss.osierits g. -
~ fsliF f.effert tsssft isfeder 20. market.
fhaf BE- all .stssfnt tecsT srid ffnft.f tie fessh
otofs lseaa fa4 ~sfh iss tssat,is tisan sss oahes
yFsIaafaflass - - hah
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

DeIeesse DARE arrested osnrF l'stcaer
las, Eisas "a 3 variant ea-is -luA hia.
@Fta eT.aifa sisf.isf lie ASS losksa
apst pyiiee hea sausftels- lne aafr-ils
sAs i-sae1 ga co.ipl1iul 81 / fank Il.
iiAers. y b sfss Pitcher ssceGssa him
Wiia having ccmllsltea nsmeiess
crilae ana attempted 10 extost moas!
ffom him - threatening, 10 have him
aEgcstl.l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

The Michigan engineers annual for
lsgi Containing fuA report ~ tie pro
ceedlhgs IL the state association at
Lansing asst January and .sst OF
supreme court decisions on matters Of
interest 10 civil englnecrs has be N pub
lshed and copies are being IL JAILED 10
members 81 the association.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

sGperin tenslent II The Poor Moerslyk Ike
held noisy session Yesterday VIII one
4 the efsiA nile city charges q the
female iuisuaslon Who hal been cut OF
tie list. Occupants IL Offices ~ tho eiiy
la. heard the racket, but could not IN
uefstaEa The prsport ~ the converse
tion hui they 81 understood when MIR.
u he ordered tho woman out OF the
f,lif4-a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
r.re Frnm Elecirie wlrc..

\ small blaxe IA the planks CO Fulton
street bridge Uaa caused se-teTds. after
noon ~ tho under wire 81 the electric
car system. Ike pilnks nave hccogic
very arg during the continued dry
weather aus take Tire very easily. The
hiaze yesterday was eStinga.si.ed before
much d4ma.sc Was done.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

is = 4ass that Re NJ 80 farsy Ave !
ftsn bot hess i oas xsreEs ne es
ts5E q aihtsl. hs saEssk aal Yes, 4
skseis eli tes.s assa eahsse 81 IN
Sale asf.e .ssur-l e4..r.u - s,st q asb~f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
Labor p,y Committee Meeting.

The Labor Day committee vi meet
al tie residence az Charles VI. Peterson,
No. - Wet Bridge street. at o'clock
tomorrow night An informal social
viii De held
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
BuriaI Permits

Emma Ling. No. 70 Carrier street,
Fair Plains. Adriana Roks, No. col
Williams avenue. Greenwood.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
J. of on everything at stauirer's.
Mix Dealers Me.,,nr

Grand Rapids milk dealers will meet
Thursday evening. August 3. al NJ. II.
McNamara's. Is Lake avenue. 10 make
arrangements for their annual picnic.
All milk dealers are requested to be
present.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

September II the fourth annual re.
view If the Ladies' Of the Maccabees will
meet in Grand Rapids. Two thousand
visitors are expected. Boarding house
keepers and others who can accom-
modate these people are requested to
send their names. addresses and rates
per day to A. J. Elliott, lol Monroe
street. by order OF committee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

Great Clearing sale - i.sdes ans
0enrs' naa she's. nAlA al oer lFok
sixfs Is e.eaned Get
s5e pti 49, Ladies' or Ceais
Shsss rew ....--,..............-.. $50
fttk lla.se- or Gents shoes nov $50
eit an8 s8ss La 80 os Gents
sAoss now. ...-................... 10
49, ..iles ~ Cents Shoes pos 2gQ
<s and 100 l4ade. or Gents
ss,es Observation-Disclosures -. -
We are losing moaey on shsse gooss
hat tley aust H. We have enlarge
our store and have room enough 10 en.
iert..ia a big crosd.
iinrFg's SuoE IoCss.
80 Cana street. Grand Rapids.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
Yoa ran Be Mtty.

You know you ought to be
bright, cheerful, and happy.
You determine each day that
you will be happy yourself, and
make others SO.
The day is not very old before
your brightness is gone, your
nerves go all to pieces" an
lou are helpless on the couch.
You have falling or displace-
men, of the womb. - causin
bearing down feeling" an.
backachc, = perhaps ovaris
troubles. with inflammation {
nc Uterus and leucorrhua.
Tlen remember L,dia Z
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iouss BerpemsRn of This cts sad
deniy IApires in Chicago

Cme SEQ. Aug. IA vel dressed
nl4n- 4areutly ~ years q sge. entered
\ g. seagers restaurant. 10. 80 State
sIfses, AZ il1 THIS morning and or
a4rea breakfast After pafiaAlug q
TIE m~al dc approached lie cashle. =
desA 10 pay foe ID. lie had taAeE bat a
leS steps fgom the table when &c b.
gan lo siaggcE Throwing up Ia hana-s
ne ga=rs-i Ay AID fell h,asily 10
tie roor Several walters raa - the
proetE4te Aau ; assistance. lie gasped
feeDiy = time or two and 0as dead. The
trst prss'ncf patsoi Wagon VAS called
and the body Nas removed - s..snund's
tscrgile. No. q, litA aYeflue. An ex-
animation * rspess found or the body
revealed that tho dead ulaa Was Louis
Bofnem4nn q No 40 North l3nia
street. Grand Rapids. Michigan. IL his
possession was tcund sis.l5 II money
aud a draft Tor sl.S,.i3 issued yesterday
az tic secarity bank OK Minnesota II
Minneapolis 4 handsome g0id watch
Ana other valuable ieselry which the
nan wore indicated that he was a per.
son Il wealth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

Louis Bornemau lived in the rear Of
No. ll5 Ransom street Mr.. Bornemann
~a@ furniture designer, and had been
al work IN Minneapolis for some time.
At the time * his death be was on has
way home 10 his family He had been
subject 10 attacks os heart failure for
several years past. Mrs. Bornemann vas
Frustrated by the news u her husband 3
death. and left last evening FOR Chicago.
The body ~lll probably be brought 10
this city for burial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

Friends, Romans and Coun-
trymen. lend me your ear.
1AIAEINE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
Accommodation. Wanted.

4 off on everything at Staufer's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

!. Oft on everything at Stauffer's