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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

see much - the efscrts II TINS wonderful
Safe xssfs Ia many - ~ fEsenze ssd a,
qu&iatanssr 1 kua~ there ar sas
nssnsen DO 10 nsl ree.lrs ttss.if siazstf
ssssn AZ AL eo1a3islssns 4 lsfes The ssaAs
s<satan = a. peril essa bfa % ttr
tAreshoid Z aotnanhts,d The xlfe has
lcxlrn u dssn<efs st1Fr4tenine a. ottf
csmr tsr a. ans time. Tie ssfhff ~
l.esst ~ peril. a. a hor5e a tFeslies
consequent upon maternity continuously
nlenace her. NAen. after lAz1stz
through All these dangers suuan
arrives az TIE sinae hen change Il isfe
csses1fs. she II ssaiE besei b. the sesefs-sf
Il Al trials. aud. indeed. thn,osh al her
life ~pssan neeis friend ugsn Which
size osu lean. CD which she can sissnes,si.
heliesie that fslrud. the i.sef fFicgd
known - NonAn Is n 4fnef'r Sale Cure.
] know hftle ossnceruing u excerpt xtaf
~ has done Or ne and What l issfe soen
IN hss done Tor others. la; 10 klssn
that il bsss~i uns life. TIA; II has snade
me happy. and that wherever Il has
been used have seen tie sAnse grand,
beneficial results.
Il make The hfAoKe statement frankly
and freely. ard fran = desire that efhcrs
mry be benefited bs | have heen II
suffering. and the danger which sus
rounds every Wosnan = HE can he
asoislesl. o. even sftened. tho hapSiDrss
81 life can te increased and tie world
made vastly better"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
SHOT IN THE HEART
REGARD G. heddes Found Dead
Pierced BY Bullet.
SUPPOSED TO HAVE SUlclDED
Hl. Bois Lay oa the sset~ 81 the Once
OF the Converse Compsn, az
$50 Last Evening.

Richard g. Hetidss. sgsd % years. a
packer Tor the Sigh Furniture con
pAnf. committed suicide last night by
se1ding bail from Z. calihsr revolver
thnagh his heart while sltting on the
sfel< = the offlce 4 he Converse Naa
ufatiurlEg comrany. on Watson street.
on the west side. lie Was found by
Barney Gregory 81 No lt9 Butterworth
syenue. and Bert yreeland ~ No. -
iiaiterw0rth avenue. at $50. ar they
We're returning 30 their homes. lie lay
With bis head on the walk. and reyoI-
YER containing tnreo empty cartridges
and two loaded ones Was on the step
b9 his side. The two mea at first
surposed he was drunk, and
PASSED by without disturbing him. They
cailet 10 Patrolman Harper and With
the officer returned To- where the man
lay. Ii was soon found that the man
was dead and uppn examination bullet
hole was discovered over the left breast
lii coats and vest were unbuttoned aud
that part 81 his shirt covering the wound
Was saturated With blood and was
busnes! from the powder Of the cartridge.
AZ lC1itc department anu ttfeucf
Brs.dish were notified and the ambulance
was sent 10 the scene 81 the suicide
The remains were taken to hoch's
undertaking rooms.
Tho young man was unmarried and
hysd with his widowed mother and sis
tar al No. "A Butterworth avenue. No
cause could lee assigned for his act. AZ
his mother said be left home in the early
part of the evening and nothing unusual
was noticed in his actions. She did not
know 81 the sad affair until the news
was broken 10 her by Officer Chafee
The news WAS great shock 10 her
and the sister tainted away upon hear
ing the tate nj her brother. No one in
the vicinity heard the shot when IL was
fired. and the two men who found him
were with few others i'm the office IL
the Asphalt company. a few rods dis.
tant. playing pedro at the time. 1t was
evident that he bad been dead but
short time when found. Coroner Brad
ish Will hold an inquest this afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
Young Carter Explains.

Clarence NJ Carter. the young man
reported 10 have attempted suicide on
account ~ lovers quarrel. called at
the Office yesterday 10 explain the mat
ter. lie said that all the material facts
IN regard Ia his courtship and marriage
We're true. and that he had a slight diff
ference with his betrothed. but nothing
serious lie says he did not attempt 10
shoot himself. hut that the pistol was
accidentally discharged while he was
putting it in his trunk The family ~
th. girl feel that the report was greatly
exaggerated by some young women who
were present II the time the pistol shots
we're heard. Ii is believed however.
that Carter attempted to make feini
for dramatic effect and. failing. desires
10 have the thing considered an accident.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
WOMlTs WORDS 10 WOMEN
Certainly the Most Unusual
That Ever Were Penned.
MRS. HENDERSON OF roRT CHESTER
She Graphically Tsrs of Her Troubles.
Her Struggles and her
Triumphs.

One ~ the most wonderful letters
ever written IL that which foiioss. Any
one Who reads il is esEiain - he aAsoEb
ingly interested II L. from Mira J.
Henderson, II Port Chester, y. \. She
says:
Il am \ woman and wish o. speak
freely a. women There are thousands
II young girls. middle aged and even
elderly ladies' today in the greatest
danger and they do not know IL,
They are standing upon the hrink II q
precipiee and do not realize II. IL Is ~
the hope that the wonderful experiences
through which have passed may he .
dressing and a warning 10 them, that
causes me 10 write IL.
About two wears ago, IL being the
change - life with me. WAS treated
by three ~ the hest physicians IN tins
place. At first ! Was treated for bfon.
chitis growing worse all the time,
coughing constantly. until my voice u Az
only a whisper. My head panied me-,
had little IL any appetite. felt tired
most 81 the time and yet was sleepless.
and restless. ! was weak. nervous. un-
strung, lost all interest in life. felt de
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
Health, Wealth and Pleasure

North Galveston. Tex. combines every
advantage which appeals to the investor,
home seeker or invalid.
The soil is peculiarly rich and fruitful
and fortunes can be made in growing
pears. plums. Strawberries. etc. Manu-
facturers will find il factory site with
out an equal. as there Is an abundant
supply II raw materials near at hand.
and the city has excellent land aud
water transportation facilities. Every
breath Of air inhaled in this delightful
cline is pure, invigorating tonic. and
the temperature is the most equable Ia
be found anywhere. Sea bathing may
be enjoyed many months in the year.
w X Scribner. Grand Rapids. Mich.
the North Galveston Associations local
agent. will furnish full particulars re
garding this coming industrial city. The
address 81 the General Office is Box 963
Minneapolis. MINI.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
Political Nnres.

kryn Dykema. the democrat candi.
date for alderman in the second ward. il
making hard fight against David
Forbes. hut the latter's election is ALREADY
conceded by those who have kept their
weather eye open. The contest in that
ward - confined 10 the election Of alder
man.
Ey a resolution adopted Monday night
az meeting ~ the republican city com
mit-ee the chairman 81 each ward com
mittce was made exofiicio a member q
the committee, which vii De held 10
morrow evening in rCom - IN the Wild
dicomb building.
Jane Lewis. republican candidate
Tor city marshal. Is confined 10 his home
~ a severe aftatk 81 erysipelas. His
physician thinks IL ~ doubtful II he Will
hc able T. get q the polls a. vote.
Ri O'Donncll said yesterday that all
The talk q Andrew fyfe's having any
particular pull for the appointment n
surveyor of customs IL manufactured.
first ward democrats are conceutrat-
ing their effugis against g. n BeGraaf' :
election "a alderman. Harry has always
been formidable orpoueut.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
Faster Entertainment.

The women az the Smith memorial
church gave the first Easter entertain
ment Of the season in the church last
night Every seat in the church was
occupied. Among the contributors Ia
the concert were j. ID. KRONER. A. X.
Curry. Mrs- Minnie Nichols and Miss,
Blanche Minderhout in vocal solos and
duets. Miss Wheeler in readings and
Miss Whittlcsey. Mrs. Irish and Messrs.
Wallin and Whitney as a quartet. Miss
G.azier accompanied. An orchestra Of
six pieces also rendered some good
music. After the program refreshments
were served and novelties dispensed
from an Faster booth The audience
room and rarlors were decorated with
yellow and green hunting. and the pulpit
platform was otherwise pretiily adorned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

spondent. and yet could net understand
the reason. l did not suffer acute pain.
hut felt constant misery. Finally nay
body began To bloat terribly. accom-
panied with pain. At this time fur.
ther examination on the part 81 the doc,
tors revealed the terrible fact that | was
suffering from Brighfs disease Of the
kidneys in its most aggravated form.
The doctor was urged 10 do all he could
for me. He visited me several times
daily and finally said IL my husband:
i might AZ we'll tell you plainly that
your wife will not live the day out At
that time my condition was fearful.
Ny right side was parsiyzed. my face
distorted and my tongue stiffened -
that could not speak. Ii was while in
this deplorabie condition that my hus
band. who had been my constant at
tendant and nurse. resolved. II ] lived
until daylight. 10 try remedy concern
ing which We had heard much. but
concerning which we knew but little. !
felt the effects az il at once. The tone
of my stomach restored 30 that | could
retain the nourishment given me.
continued To improve. the paralysis left
me. the bloating ceased. my strength re-
turned. and ! am well woman today
all through the Use Of Warmers Safe
Cure. which took me from a condition
Of hopeless misery. and restored me 10
health and happiness.
Since my recovery. over which feel
30 rejoiced. have had opportunities 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

" haeE fer ten years IN the sa1dry
department - ;fe Haxeitine 3 Perkins
lifuz eoftpsry. hss resigned e. entes
iofo The shoe 'ftle ~lfn IsrulI A
fertech. fen hls ref.remtut tie cfls
crrs lnli efaFioyes rreeenfsl him with a
rtssieo -he. containing sfty silver dol
lara The place vacated ~ hiia will ha
~ ~ fred he tlrsaf sta has hrpn
cs.oo@rfei 18th fh@ city tr,ie- ,iersst
.urnt e fae house for tie g.s.f one
gears.
Albert g tamhls carpenter reid
- 80 M az iisie astnse. fei fsm q
s-lHeif - = ho1s~ aen~i ~ A ~ Ntr
gsn Az fhe rsvnfr - foean STREET ari
Terraces srerHe. and ess seriously iu
iafri fre au,hulsree te.sk BAN - hia
hcrte srsl Dr Putter@su - ~ IN .l,.1 o.
attend ani
ruriss ea-cs = gas ~ t.e Wfsli
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

nacab f9FrItsEe eofnpsns. elzht eases
for tie hest Mica kan fnralt1Fe eoet
l,ans snd . car II tln for tae blss< j Car
Pfk Sweeper ccloEant stfr cleared 81
sists "a the euzssfn heusa yesterday
Albert T. G4aable, ags.i A. pears. a
eaffenter enpisyes o. the res rfsi
,3snee Il 4. " Norx4n. Al tie eornes 4
L4-sa street 2nd Terrace atrnae. teli
frrln scafoid ,eeles.s4s aftcraean ant
shs lnsufesl 4aifr BADLY about the baris
sEd hlps. he zas taksn g. hi- houe,
az NJ. III Dale avenue. ia the city ani
baialce.
Al latlsss are respectfully invited -
Inspect our - Re and pfiass 10 pattern
aad honas lrinnird aats. az 10. u Gafal
street. before the, bay aaS hire else.
a. great lueiucements all Re offered 10
them - szfe u4onet.
Fred r. T4ylos sid q G W Tufts
yezterda, The loi between .irifsnssn ave
nus aad Lagrsse stfcet. "A Fulton
street. "a ahich tie foundAiios for The
Unitarian church stands Tie consld'
Grafton ~as tllfso.
The foundation for the nex tailiing
Il the Grand Rapids Sehpol Furniture
conpany has been c0mYieied and 2ofs
ca the sup~rstruclufe vii begin a. tie
weather becomes settled.
The river reached It's highest mark
Tor the present Yesterday after having
gained threo inches the night previous.
IL remained a. that poilat all day and
slill held is owa lasg night
Mrs Ammon ~ Kalamazoo lectured
IA temperance al the eiry mission on
Waterloo street last night. illustrating
the life Il a drunkafd by stereopticon
siexS
We have the hest made up fancy
shirts. With THREE coilar-s good hight
and Two pairs ~ link cuifs. Cur own
make. Gardiner & Baxter. shirt makers.
Twenty thousand circulars On the con.
stitntlonai amendment QUESTION are he
ine gotten out b, the hoard II trssie for
local distribution On election day.
The funeral % Miss Hattie Warner
will - held al the residence. No. 81
Scr tner street. instead 81 the church.
a. trst announced.
Stock subscribers 10 the new straw
gools concern will meet 90 organize the
eompany IN the board Of trade rooms
this mossing.
The North End Woman's Relief corps
gave pedro party at the home ~ Mrs.
Plaza Ebrick, No. - Barnett street, last
evening.
The Ladies Aid society 81 the Leon
ard street 81 r. ehuseh gave warm
sugar sscid Ia the church parlors last
night.
Members ~ the Eastern Star. Oriental
chapter. gave a social in the lodge rooms
on Pearl street last evening
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
r,rcs. Annual Meeting.

At the annual election 81 the Typo
graphical union ~ be- held this after.
mona the following names are To be
voted upon: For President. Martin
Bolsnd. W. A. Shaw. q. w. Allison; for
vice president. ;. I. Lockwood. Charles
Williams. u. L. Miller; for secretary and
treasurer. John Is. Greenway; for re
cording secretary. Fred Fuller. Louis
Guenther. W. II. Stewart; delegates TO
International union. William Roche.
John kroon. Fred Walker; w. +. Tea.
l.. T.. Shepard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

The wegner House Furnishing osm.
pany. Noe. aud 8 pearl street. viii have
a grand opening next Saturday. April I.
The Msssrs. d. ~. t. j and q. H. Wig
nes are members ~ the fifm. The
senior snemler IL we'll known in nsgrh
ern Michigan railroad circles r. J..
more famlliarly knoxn AZ Pete was
until recently resident bnyer Tor the
Vinegar Furniture comr.ans for q nufn
ter II years &. u NegneF - the mssi
est junior member "a the iirin aud maize
his debut ia this city with Smith 4 San
ford. The gentlemen expect a. make
house furnishing go~sis hum iLis season.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

Fernando Page. for tho last nine years
a door mcssenger IN the national house
~ representatives has returned from
Washington 20 spend the long vacation.
He will not return until December
unless an extra session Is called.
Mrs. William A. Rowe. who has been
confined a. her residence during the
winter by illness. vas out driving yester-
day afternoon. IL was the tirst time
she had been ont Of the house since
October last.
Mrs James K. Chapman is expected
home from Hot Springs on Friday.
A. Il. Wood leaves on Saturday for a
trip 90 the WIndward islands.
W Hubert Wood is home from Am
herst college Tor the vacation.
Mrs. A. &. Torrey has returned from
Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

q s.. Lewis. 4 harlcr enpi8ye,l IN
.lasckeon barber shop. die.l earl, yesl,e~
day morning * typhoif fever 40 Napo
ifiii. jackson county. he wrut there q
fev weeks ego - aec bis father. v hu
afterwards died - tsf hoid fever afi b..
cntugitt the fas-ase lle waa -
ysAfs OH. and i-afes a wiisa ard u
Yiung daughter iiia application Zoe
msmiirfsiap 10 the ORDER = Nafcate,ss
iat ftfn accepted IS Atles ttts Tent.
bat tf lefi o. ~ his faiteron Csc &c
tf'ft Ne Rae e. Rave taken ts atgfrf
IT'S lfnains $500 ie brought here this
uir sung on fhe 5 arisaS tram
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
ENFORCED the ORDINANCE
Siartuss of Contagious Ds~sssses Must
>o< Bs Barted Prom = Church.

The board a health has consideEable
trhuhle ia enfofcing the ordinance which
prohibits the holding II a funeral over
the body a per%ons who die Il con.
tagious Diseases. in church. Yesterday
an application was made for a burial
permit for Hattie Warren. and the priv
ilege ~ holding the funeral Ia a church
Was asked bat Was refused on the ground
THAI il Was IA violation Of the ordinance
Thee making the application stated
ihas the funeral ~ Mr.. Uirieh's child
was 10 be held in church and they
could not see Why any discrimination
should - made. The matter Mas in
vesfigatei by the board and il was
found that arrangements bad teen made
"a hold the funeral an joy memorial
church. and Mr.. Durfee. the undertaken.
Was notified that he must not hold the
funeral in any church. Yesterday Mr..
Durfse. with Mayor Stuart and III. j.
f'elker, called nj the Office ~ the board
81 health and talked the matter over. Ii
Was found 10 be in strict violation ~ the
ordinance and the funeral was held at
the residence
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

Dr. Welsheimer and wife. the co,ipls
who made - much talk a short time
since. are living together again in the
utmost harmony. II will he Remembered
that the doctor claimed his wife wa
crazy. and applied 20 have her examined
preparatory 10 being sent to an asylum
az county expense. She ran away he
fore the examination took place. and
later appeared IN the probate court. &c
crmparied ~ a Goopersyllie attorney
and vas discharged "a beng sane. II
appears they got together again imme
diaiely afterwards. Residents - the
Same block say that jealousy IL at the
bs,item 81 their troubles.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
Arrested for False Prsenses.

c. W. Johnston WAS arrested by De
tective Smith on warrant charging
him with false pretenses. The com
plant was made bye. X. Summers. who
claims he was induced 10 sign u note
with Johnston for coo. upon the repre-
sentation Of Johnston that he had given
security for the amount. Summers az
forwards had 10 pay the note. Johnston
wac released on bail
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

The Grand Rapids Book Binding
company have just issued their n~e
semi annual telephone directory - the
city and county Offices. local attorneys.
hanks. hotels. public st.nographcrs anss
daily newspapers II you have not yei
received ono. eali II their os'ise. NJ. -
Pearl street. aud get one: il vii cost sol
nothing. AZ the same time leave your
orders for binding; that vii cost You
something
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

t t,t lf<E@ &efe eafffsieei Is
llssa. aa ts. 49, eseflsl4 - tte -
sse feaetf = ti.s sesf $50 h.sa g.s
fi,ff Tie fas 8fsfg p.irfssi3f = sic
- asaslf Es sffk sBf go se4 fs,l
@nrkt fine - tfse frs.f aeaaers AIS
fke ~fffif fNa.sffal - faaeS
fffe sea fhe eafrue ss la feois
seftes h3,1 part - ,ktsgsl seesler<
81 saaE eifh as<1 etset \ albsf
liEsen, tass.s. has : s4s seies - poser
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

sad r,ehus<~ AID Gang ssll Geoxee A
Huses = tie osnsius.ssF. Prs,f. Wellvn
ssesu and " X c7ssnelias tas ofsanlsfs
and hiss NAude Tucker tAe pianist
Mss Charlotte hinses gave readings.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

Send two cents in stamps b. A. J.
Smith. G.. =. a r. A.. l.. =. a NJ = Ry.
Cleveland. o.. and get a copy II the
National Base Ball league games for Tho
season ~ 1893. Scores tie runs. hats
and errors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

Any one wishing shade trees ~ any
description can obtain them and hAve
them yet on short notice hy calling on
Tony Ragin al i..o North Division street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

It's an easy chance to win the Sewing Machine yet
Remember, there only four days more and the
Sewing Machine may be easily lost in that tine
Come Boys Conc Girls. club together and win this
Machine for your teacher. Have your parents and
your ncighbors save their HERALDS for the ballots.
The contest is now open You can vote one or a
thousand times The ballots void unless made on
the form as cut from THE HERALD.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
I1' ~" ORANGE

nr price's pslcluus flyerinz
fxfracfs a i.etnrh and orange are
naste faen, the fr,tf lnd have thar
srr,sef,l Agreeable taste. wlihoas
~. t.rn@rflre cs3nr shah - CO.
served ~ these cxirssts usaair
sod. nstic from pote''1cus o'iF.
arisfs sad taste saafpcns~i - cag-
enn~ p~ppef ias,se H'fo Elsa
shosce. p'srr extracts SHOULD ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

WHERE are you getting
your dinner now, You
are making i great
mistake by no / trying
Fyshls. * Cana Il street
Our cooking IS up ON
top. Come and Try it
for yourself.
We claim our Coffee
is the best IN the city;
at least that is the yer
dict of our customers.
ONE word as 10 our Order
Cooking-it IS tho best
TO be had.
LARGE variety az Bread.
Cakes and Fine Con-
fcctioncry. made daily.
IS Canal street. near
Sweets hotel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
Notice. Pro,ec,ivs Brotherhood.

Ncsice, Pfotecuve Bfothefhood.
There will be meeting Thursday.
March 20. 9}. at 80 p. m. Business of
importance and 10 meet the state execu-
tive committee. FRANK T. WARREL.
President Protective Brotherhood.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

In not. don't fail Ia come. We viii hsV,
our new Easter souvenir Playmafcs al
this week.
GKFAT A. AID =. TFA Co
los Monroe Street
Phone LISA Store open 10 10 p m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
SHE GOT The PERMIT
Ar Ailegaa Woman Preacher
Tells LOUIS Fuller
Why sHE SHOULD HAVE APAss
She H~tiese- Hail Pare Ticket l. fos
the Closy ~ Cod and Proves
a concissiseiy.

Dosn II Aliegan eoanty there -
oongfegaticn q religions enthusiasts
@ha eali themselves The Church n
God In = cot kao~n iust What AL
ire tenets n the faith are. bat ans q
them i that Is Is uos good for m1n Ia
par fuil fare <hen riding ON f1ilroad
trans The believers IL the faith have
bsen writsrg 70 TIE G. 4 ~ NJ general
rsrsenser otts-e in this city f0r hA.f fsre
clergy aian permits THIS has been
continued wifh regularity aud entkusi.
aslo. tinalie. I.aQss Fuller eas stricken
NTH "a 4e4ta attack II thal tired fue
inx he teska - suspect that the ca.
ire Church IL lsod - holding Sunsiay
school exensz.nns az the exrense Il tie
souiirse eorpneation. ia ~is,~e Interests
tr tei.s. sir Fuller - a hardened sort
- t1an. anyway tie doernt care con
tineafsI ginksFs rcd herring whether
slc., i driven a1ay from tae iiae - the
a. & ~ ~ road or not. and his hrart
hss More love AID veEeFatton Tor one
SINNER that pays fuil fare than Tor ninety
SLd ntae sDst men thai travel On a Pass.
C0nsrf gently When ~ received letrer
the ether 4ay fTom one % the pi0us
pirates ce,lnes.ing that half fare permit
81 ,sstiesl - her. he wrote hack to the
agent aski1g o. 1hese authority that
preaching 49, doBc. and why abe ~as
doing it Yesterday he received the III
io24rr clear anst st..-tllcf rrpIys
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

tst>Nt~ AiirEA1 County Michigan.
B y l-sB
DssE STA lind inclosed applieation
for spccisi rate permit Which Was sent
me ~ Asrnti souie time ago bat have
been - bUs-y working for the salvation
~ -sul- have delayed ans until now.
The -txcn af Bravo said be- thought |
oaEht - have . Permit and be xoold
d. what Wa rlght toward nly getting
enc. Br0thes ID. :. Warner and others
- whome you have granted Permits
said they Thought Ii wooid be for the
Glory q Cod Tor ma T. write 10 you
and explain matters little So as 70 have
no Misunderstanding then you woold
know buy what Authority j. why -
menny requests - sent ia from this
place. Well you wanted O. know my
Authority o. Preach. | did not get IL
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