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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
SENDS IN THE NAME
Cleveland Gives More Nomina-
tons to the Senste.
Eusus MINISTER TO FRANCE
Raayoa Goe- "a Germany and Editor
fso~iey WIN Cancei the STAMPS
af the lansing once.

W2snfSoroS March % - The pEesiteaf
today sent The follosins nominations 10
The se1Ate.
James 81 EGsfis Of Louisiana ., be en-
xoy extraordinary and minister pieniFo-
tenfiary q The United States 10 France.
Theodore hnnyon q New Jersey 10 be
envoy extraordinary and minister plenl-
Doffnuary - The United states - Ger
many. John T. Risle5 II New Work 70 be
eavoy sxtrssrdinsry and minis'er pleni-
potentary u the United States 10 Dsn-
mark. Justice g. jenkins II WISCONSIN
. be Unitesl States circuit Judge Tor the
seventh i.csirial circuit. Wals@r ID Dab
nny - Virgiaia q be solicitor foz the de-
partmeut q state. Charles H. Stuart II
1rx2s t. he Judge II the United States
court sof th< Indian territory.
10 &c = arshals II the United States
DAVID r tsnyfon ~ Mississippi for the
northern district q Assissiopi. W.
Hau kins q lnsliana for the district ~
Indiana. Abnrr 0ains-s u Arkansas Tor
she eastern district - Arkansas. j znes
Mc.tlhsfer n TIE indian Territory for
United States court Il the Indian terri
tory.
Postmaster kowiey.
To - attorneys q the United States
clifford l.. Jackson a the ln,iian Ter.
ritory 70 be attorney u the United
STATES court for the Indian territory.
J0sepn ~ House n Arkansas Tor the
eastern district ~ Arkansas Ernest L.
BALDWIN q Maryland q be first auditor
II the treasury. Thomas Hclcomb II
Delaware % BE sifth auditor Il fh. treas.
ury. Wadc Hampton II South Carolina
O. 30 commissioner ~ railroads. Post
masters lndiana. William l.. is,-nhower.
hloomfeld: Michigan. Louis T. Rowlry.
Lansing.
That - Louis r. Rowley il the krst
presidential po-tofsice appointment To- so
10 Michigan. John J. BUSH AZ Lansing
w4s aiso a candidate aud is understood
% have had the backing u ex Congress
man Stout. whose old district embraced
Lansing. But Editor Rowley has hong
had the friendship 20 Dickinson. Mont
Kpmsry and other democrat leaders. and
i il ducs ensloubtedly. 10 this fact that
he drew the first Michigan prize
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

Sr. LoCIs. Mo-. March D.--Scots
Jones, white, and his colored mistress
were shot and almost instantly killed
this afternoon BY Louis Kammande. a
white bartender. The tragedy occurred
in thehouse of the heunfsrtunafss. whittier
kammande. who wss sintaxicafed. had pur
sued colored boy from neighfoging
saloon. and who hal beat him playing
cards. The woman. Cora Thompson,
first encountered kcmmande. and pro-
ducing pistol tried 10 drive him out.
He shot and instantly killed her. When
Jones appeared he picked up the
weapon drepped by his dead mistress
and tried 20 use il. but was also shot
down. dying almost instantly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

\ Well Meaning ps-e1 ssus<s Fsrat
Refirs Fspsss~tnn-

Lr~sxshfr.as. Ia. March - 4 .~rri
he ssst,ienf o<rsarre.f af eae mih o.
the Skunk river three miiss nrrth ~
here. eri Saturday afterno-sa. ~hsrebv
fossr mesn tn~i sh@sx iise@ ard sss~~rsi
reFe IaIarrd ~ersou@lx Thr enIgsnf-1s.
bad aihi~e<l an< q the fssiier~ q 'hs
eue1ee = run cut 4 wafer A uo<k
nan r.sficfng fke ,ianesr sad fhinsin4s
- avert csianssty. sale,i his orn siosrl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

be grew stronger and his roire could he
heard by those in hie inmeiiats vicinity
The spectators con'd only gather that
Harris was speaking q the aiidatite
which were presented by the defense Oh
the motion for new trial
The first time that Harris acccnfs
rang out clear and efrspc was when hr
sp,ixc - Diluorfh Chosfr. With q sud
denncss that startled everyone came the
words
In looking nr@nnd here be said. Il
fail e. sc our eefncmssi acquaintance
Dilworth Choaie. What ciid hr dof
Was there any olirial insseticafsons
Was there any presentation a. the jury.
or was there \ prefcn;menf examiDolt
The charge. your honor. vas the charge
q murder the murder q pstr. sim.
ple girl Perhaps souf bonos dos not
know the prcssnt. stage ~ journalism
and what sensational exclusive article
means Now let a. lonk Tor ono
moment ~ s'hoafe. who had fhcs8
charges made. a. ! viii prove D. yolf
honor thls ,niHnent ~ words susceptible.
~ yeriiicafioh iha; hc did have thoee
PAPERS aud ~ that Nay fhek feii into
the hands - Mr. Nicpli You knoe
that he j. the man. the reporter. more
than q reporter. an awful news gafhercr
for slisrrpuistle ssIss,f. who a.fskcd
into the Flack Jury rpoin IN an attempt
- secure news. and fa such c5nissnpl
Was dealt with g. the fuil extent q lie
law
Charged with Many Nor1rrT.
Il am speaking - fiiiporsh Choase.
He Is known hv man, - tho rfrferfrtn
tises n the l,ss.ss hefe To-Day and ihrf
have known him fcf wears. They were
oncr hie frienris they afr nsN he nr.
ouaintances. 7 have talked viii them.
and Dow ak sf,il gentiruitn - the
tre@f honestly mar g. uan. " "De -
,ou uooli bfbree Dileuffh cbonfo
under OATH Tins man. againsf whom
er ask justice. published in = mprninr
nsuerarrr ar exclusive. SENSATIONAL
stnry for hia own advancement IN the
.,iice Il his l.apef. Nou rhat ir the ~.
suit - fbat publication J think sour
hos4or rta,ie. perhaps not
Harris waited fof = reply and the RI.
cor.ior assured him that Re never READ
any account q cases that vrfe ,keit 70
cofne l,efore him.
4 am glaa - bear fhni ron did not =
eontinncd Harris j READ a sud IN n
The Sights n imagination ] have never
real arYfhinr Ike a. srerff one thing
which I vii call yout ioIspf's nffs.ntioH
- Later I wns accpes.l With fhree
raurslera and later With air,sit fusrlfy
other charges Ia fhere esclhsve ar
ucles IN Zen days after } rslapf'earrd
IN tho oi'ise - thr district sft.frn's aid
demanded a. investigates NJ. hsceU
s,se,unir iesisscd sisaf J hs1 fnnrierrl
my VIE n ras nff fhs Tsyills 4 the
-. -. "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

KESosHA. Wis. March % Chris
Afenisen. maker Of fireworks. his
father and by who lived with Aren't
sen, were kiIled'this afternoon hy an ex-
plosion of finworks. and the building
where Arcntsen lives and in which he
had his workshop was burned out.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

Srv YoRg. March - The assistant
United States treasurer delivered today
frorn the sub treasury sFooooo worth ~
gold roin Tor export by the steamers
The banks 4 this city deposited today
siuooco worth ~ gold coin in exchange
for United States treasury notes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

NfnFrrr Mich. March ~ Michael
Woslloek. c<,ndactor on TIE G 4 y v
freight running tetveen Eecsnais ard
Rernhiic 1as r4sn ever and killed by
the cars ~ sn o'cio.k this morning.
while rnakinc IS ssifch ~ Clovrrs. .
srnsli eisfson sofne eight miles east -
isht-r5f,c. fie .es - wars - age and
= sefy Estriisf youne nhn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

YASKroN. S. H.. March 90 Mrs. Her.
bert Hall Window finished her testi-
mony in the divorce case this afternoon,
and the arguments will occupy tomor-
row. The case thus far has been sin
gularly free from filth and sensational
notes. and viii go to the jury on its
merits.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

BERLIN. March -. A duel has been
arranged between the German skipper.
Dietsch. aud tfenchman named Sersan.
% settle d quarrel. which they had al
La Gua,ra- The time and place have
been kept secret.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

Ssasrse Met. Ns~cs - The ~
Eise are on fht tskouf frr fbe Cass fiff
muo3eref Ssffenssn. Tnis mrruing
they arrested = rssu Usr8cd Aif'erf
Adams IN sss,sie1or be uss iieutifed
fs friends an5 seiensrd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

LONDON March 10 The queen and
Princess Beatrice hase arrived at Ports
mouth and will start for the continent
famorroX
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
Flour Mills i'm Ashes.

SEWARD. Neb.. March 20.-The large
new Touring mills and elevator Of Boies.
Dean 4 Co. was totally destroyed 10y
fire this morning. Loss on building.
$4,000: flour and grain, $4,000. In
sured for about one fourth of the value.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

wssaf~crux. March ~ Secretary
Ho-e smith is making active prepara
tion~ 20 carry into effect the act ratify
ing the agreement with the Indians
ce,iirx - tbe government the Cherokee
strip IA the Enliian Territory
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

BRrsToI.. Pa. March 10 Mr.. Brooks
residence was burned last night and his
mother. Margaret Brock aged So. and
two sons perished. A daughter dropped
from window and escaped with trifling
bruises
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

PARIS. March - The body ~ jules
Ferry Was removed to-day With military
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

sioa u Amxican and Preach lntss
fefenos ia San DouinS0 ceD.ins2er l.
cause mach excitement IN spanish
ottelal eiscsesA A ministerial czisas u
imminent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

A sseters<1rf = ~ sssf - tssitnizt fhe
agricultural interests a tie nsgsH pa
n<ass-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

Buffalo. after hrief Wait u Mrs.. Anaa
saith q No. "A Acnroe street
Mr. U. l. fnEtis returned 10 her
hone in Ssw York Friday after skead-
ing the summer with her father, Z l.
Wells q No. s. kellogg strsst
Or l. N Rzynond. Who has hesn
visiting the sorid's fair aud his parents
~ Henfy, illinols. - going 10 Cieseiaasi.
Ohio. 10 locate.
Mrx j. W. Pstheram u No. lE3 Bar
elsy street u entertaining an her Ottasa
Beach cottage. Mrs. A. Root Of GraEd
kaplds.
Mrs. T. L Cole q Fulton street and
her frlend. hiss Dexter of Cleveland,
are visiting Miss Jennis Cobb u kaia-
mazoo.
Miss Mabel Barber is the guest Of
Miss Mary Petheram IL Barclay strost,
Who = IA her summer hone al OTTAWA
Beach.
Miss Bessie Brown. Who has been the
guest of Alss Bessie iieikner Of state
street. returned 10 her home in Flint
FRIDAY.
Miss Anna Hurst Of North College
avenue Is the guest Of Niss Florence
Hilton. IN her summer home At Aeaiala-
wanta
George l. Whitney. who has been
visiting his sister. Mrs l. j. MarBh.
has returned TO his home In Detroit.
Mrs. q. Stewart johnson. Mrs. Ken
dali and Mrs. a. X. johnson and chill.
dren left FRIDAY for Bay View.
Miss Loa Willard OF East Bridge
street Is the guest Ut friends IN loaia
county.
Mrs Alexander Keith and Miss Mabel
Keith are guests Of friends in Fort
Wayne.
Mrs. q. s. Putnam II jefferson avenue
u visiting in Spring Lake and Grand
Haven
Milo Rowe OF Maryland spent a few
days u this week with friends in tbs
city.
Mr.. and Mira w. ID. Simmons OF Mad
ison ayenue are in Traverse City.
Mira Frank Forbush OF No. lib Ran
som street is at Ottawa Beach
Mrs G.. j. Nichols OF Tenth avenue Il
visiting friends in Indiana
Mas Harriet Goodrich left Thursday
for Salt Lake City. Utah.
j. T. Wilkes left Thursday to resum,
his studies in Andover.
Mrs. George Fretz is the guest o
friends in Coopersville.
Miss Addie Schram Is visiting friend
in Paris. Ontario.
Miss Grace Collier Of Henry street 1
at Ottawa Beach.
j. A. Gonzalez 10 in the Lake Superio
country.
Miss Maude Vincent is in Paris. On
tario.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

Returned from Chicago War
ri. Mr.. aud Mrs. J. I. Gould, John
Gould. VI. y. Clark. Henry Nellie. John
ScLrOuier. Mrs. Gertruds Clark Part
ridge. Miss Edith Clark. Mr. and Mrs.
G.. Il. Bass. Miss Myrtle Bass. Fred Bass.
Mrs.. Nyron - Goodman. Mrs j. VIII
iams. Aiiss Frank Barkman. Mr.. and
Mn. ~ F.. vandcrlyn. Judge and Mrs.
J. t. Mcmahon and 600. Mr. and Mrs
Gerald tltzGerald. Mr. and MIRA Nor
nan, Sybrant Wesselias. DR. Ben III.
Lee. Hobart and Arthur Hoyt. Miss
Winnifred Holiday. Mrs. Hibbard. Miss
Esislls Hibbard, Miss A. J. r. Lomax.
Mira Mary r. Wood. Niss Ethel Wood.
Miss Moerdyke. Miss Winifred Holiday.
George W. Hart. Dr. ). g. Graves. Miss
kssso Ebls, Mlss Carrie Eble. Mrs. ;. K
Wooster. Herbert IfaIre and family. Dr.
ADD Mrs. Carbert, George W. Gage, Dir.
and Mrs b. FFaGk McReynolds. Miss
Kitsie Beadle, Mr.. and Mra NJ. New
berry. Miss Fannie Hicks. J. NJ Jami-
500. LOWS FLANDERS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

1. Ctiea,,-urs Z. p. Ne~tDn. Mas
fsr Habt4rd tssfor- ben t5chroasinr,
Charles W Eoiden. me AiHses iAnDie
aad Belle fo4ar. &c 1tsses @rfi4 AMI
ksbecea Coftnbarx. HAIRY nero5, Afs.
Joha patfon. Jr.. Nf. aod &rs r. ,.
Seuea. Mrs. IS. G. ksid. Arz 0efso
Iish. Ma Ella tlesifb. Alas Abce
6snson. Ms. Libtio Snith. Miss Mar
Hzasoa. Judge "a v. Montgomery asd
f4nalIy. ths hsx ~ - ooodmAn. Ms
CIara q nsisuan. Ar. and Azs - -
Ful1r. A1lss 0assls hLllyer. sspfiaS
LIiilysr. NrN Christian N3oLs<seeas
Mis- Louiss VanDerseen. DIR Manning
Eirgs. Ma Dora White. Mss k<htn
Chisr, M4rias hAogesiagsef. k1eEard
Sehaka,isles. Mss Name Daflock. Ma
slinnis Pierce, j. ~. 4eGo92n hert1s
Fox. A Ea1denbsrgs. Mf- aud Ar< W.
q Dewey. William t'osle. Miss Jennls
AuFphy. NIss Alpha Miller L Bradley
IrEi1z Woasi worth. Mias MAfy Wool
rosth. Mrz George Fay Woodscftn,
Mrs. Lue1us n. Casey and daughter, Fl
D4anburger. Jeanne Wilbur. Ars. y n
Jacksoa. Ira II r. Antrim. Mrs. j. ".
Mrli0wan. NJ. and Mrs henEf Werfen,
Niss NAY Stayen. Ar. and Mira IL y.
Je2-tt Mr. znd Mrs 4. T. wright MI.
and Mrs 4. r.. stevens and daughter.
Mrs. Edna Cirifeth. Miss Alpha Miller.
Mis- Stslia brsldley, Mrs. George W Hart.
Aliss Fora h. Teal. Mas Ooebei. Miss
Alnaie Clark, { h4rics X Graham. Mr..
AMI Mrs. j. il. Hoalker. Il. Bruce smith.
Mlss Aiatoa. MfL l. MorgenthAisr. H.
Josiia. e. IL Mehttsns. Mr.. and Mrs. -
". Fuller. Miss Emma Long. Miss
Gracs schultz. Z. IL Graves. Mrs. Eliza
beth Eagleshcld. Leonard q. smith
Mss Jennioe Murphy. Mrz T. r.
S1aead. Mr. and Mrs. Melis. Sir. and
Asz Charles IL Hall. W. H. Chirgisin.
Miss Florence HAL. DR.. and Mrs Car
bert. Mr.. and NrsL Cnaunccy Guest. r.
L. EVsrsgf, Mrs Julia HOFFMAN and
daughter. Joseph Bagley, A. Aim
gust. r. l. DanfOrth. Arthur Cloyes-
The Missrs Ella and Hattie Ward.
Mrs ~ A. johnson. Mr.. r kkbom.
Miss hate Erickson. Claude II. hamiE
Ton. boa j. Leathers. &. H. Whitmore
and slie. Mrs James Arnold, g III.
fisher AMI d4aghter =. IL Reynolds
and Wlfe. 4. Il. Thompson, Miss Minnie
Grangsr. Charles Seymour and vile. +.
4 Eobins0n, Miss Helen koNlcy, j. NJ
Harris and wife. Miss Fannie Hewett
John Lane. Frank sheldon and vile,
James Reed. IS. J. Geiger. n X. Clifton,
J. j. Paasmore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

The Lawn % MAJOR and Mrs Hiram
Eiiis Il Fountain street. was brilliantly
lighted By Chinese lanterns Thursday
night. when a splendid match game OF
croqaet vas played ~ the young people
81 the nsiShb0rbood Frank Ellis was
the chanpior player.
Nra. Me(srorxc DuDdy u Fountain
street cntertainc.i a party % twelve n
her womea fricnds Wednesday 70 a l
o'c.oc< dinner. The event was IN honor
n Miss Bliss
The executive board q tho Ladies'
Literary club met az Mrs. VI. K Bis
sells home Wednesday morning 20 con-
suis regarding club matters for the
coming year.
THURSDAY night thirty q the friends
- Mr. and AirA Andrew DOuglss Of
10. ~ North Forest street went 90
their home 20 celebrate the birthday of
Mr. douglas
Ma Harvey Holiister gave tea
Ihnriny night to \ select party. Tho
family relatives and number ~ her in
innate frisnds were present
Twelve q the members q the Country
club gave a barge PARTY on fisks lake
T0eslay aight. Ia honor q the same
rumhcs x The fsiFer ser.
General and Mr.. l. G. Smith enter.
tasnei informally small party - their
frirrtis THURSDAY evening AZ their new
hofDe on Cherry street
Ths East Fad Choral society and
their friends vent - Reeds lake Thurs
dag afternoon and evening" Nearly LOO
we're "a attendance
Alra Iagan q va lie Bostwick str-~t
gave 4 pe,iro All daaciug party q hoaor
q Mis- Name Biss e Am Arbor one
evenirg iast week.
ar. aad Mrs. byron ". Cutchcon gave
a Sianrr Wednesday - a number =
their friends 10 their hone on Paris
aveuusA
Mr-. J. G. llcrkner gave a supper AZ
TIE CpuotFy ciah Thursday. Aayor
aad NErz ". ]. stuart acre among ne
guests,
Nas,r ard Nrn JAMS " Long gave
a radro party % q numl,er q their
ffieeas Tuesday nixht az the S.lsii-rs'
hcus
Nra. nussrf q North Psrk enter.
tairs-i a larse party ~ her friends from
TIE cilY a Tuesday eight
Mas sarah Harmon q Page stirred
va surprised On Tuesday night ~ q
PARTY q her sms frisnds
Nss Bessie Nfaiksr vii soon iszas
inotarians - = dancinx party "a The
Coanlry sab casino
Nci,enrre Buudv entertained Parts
20 AZ friends a. siiarer IA the CourtEy
c'uh fueeiay right
NJ, 81 q ScriEner zsve a ; o'ch>,.k tes
T. <rle guests AZ ths Country club %
Wf7fleelsg es~ninr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
OF the Star Concert and Lecture Course
to BE Presented Tina season.

to BE Presented Tina season.
John Patton. Jr.-"The best list Of at
fractions ever saw in course for such
low price"
George DeHaven-"It is a splendid
course. The hall should be full at every
entertainment"
Frank Nj. Davis-"The best course
Grand Rapids has ever had"
Henry Post-"The musical companies
alone are worth moro than the price Of
the whole course
L. +. Carroll--'Ten such entertain
ments are worth more than three times
e. Why. you ought to sell 5000 tickets
Tor such a course"
WILDER Force-"At least four OF the
concert companies are worth dollar
each any time. and we have been glad
TO pay sl50 TO hear some OF them"
A. T. Remington-"We talked the
matter over at home, and we decided
that We must have some amusement
The Star course offers the most reason
able entertainments Of the year. 50 We
want some tickets"
II. A. Knott don't see how you
can afford 10 put in 50 many good attrac-
tons for e.. You ought to sell every
seat in the hall for such a course"
Collector Of Customs Fyfe-"The best
course ever brought 70 Grand Rapids. l
want three tickets"
Comptroller Carol want TO sub
subscribe for three tickets. Your course
il SO good that we will not want any
other amusement all winter"
William Alden Smith--"Such course
should be very largely patronized, espc-
cially this year when times are hard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

For six days commencrA Mon3aT.
Augast =. a. p clock =. IA. y , Will run
the steamtost North fsfk. tatrYinz the
patrons e The North lark street saiI
WAY free = eharEH The hat slli stat
from TIE pavilion 'iock and rnn north
shrut three miles q The Bailey PARK
grounds and T. Fig Heni. shout ora
mile south vest We inteud g. Remove a
fex bouiders fr,m TIA chsAnei - t.s
safely sake exe7rsiou trips Zen ~ morn
niles 1orth neKt sesssn. Come AID
view the zcenery along The .rsiiey and
ccrnpare it With other rrsoTfa where a.
many 20 = iorg distance - vlsst. We
wish al citi1ene snd their families q,
xaou What there - = er1oy - near
their horaes Csn on rc.drctc-e for
tickets - Scfrfh Park. cents fre-n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
Dsserving Praise.

We desire to say TO our citizens that
foriyears we have been selling DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. DIR.
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
meyer handled remedies that sell as well.
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate 70 guaran-
tee them every time, and we stand ready
TO refund the purchase price II satisfac-
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits Peck
Bros, Druggists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
An Interesting Ariel. on Fashions.

a splendidly written analysis OF
fashionable dress fabrics for the com
ing season. appears in our advertising
columns today.
Apart from it's value as an advertise
ment. which can hardly be estimated, il
Is a most creditable article on the sub
iect az dress fabrics and fashions.
1t is written from the platform u sue
cess. with that confidence and strength
which make IL profitable 10 tho reader
and valuable to the advertiser
As il the case with everything that
comes from the Office OF this house. il is
an index Of those strong business Quyili-
ties that compells success.
About one year ago similar article.
from the Same house. had highly aoin-
pllmentary notice, that the leading dry
goods journal u New York. paid il.
We congratulate Nessrs. Trankla.
Jameson < Co. on such fine a1vcr-
tisemcnt. and again on the strength %
their confidence in a coming busy
season
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
A Million Friends.

A friend in need is a friend indeed.
and not less than one million people
have found just such friend In DIR.
Kings New Discovery for consumption.
coughs and colds-if you have never
used this Great Cough Medicine. ono
trial viii convince you that 1t has won
derful curative powers in all diseases OF
throat, chest and lungs Each bottle is
guaranteed TO do all that is claimed or
money will be refunded. Trial bottles
10 cents at Peck Bros. drug store. Large
bottles so cents and 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
Matrimonial Matters

John Newman was married Wednes-
day u Miss Priscilla Weruette. daughtev
% Mr.. aud Mira John Wernette. Jr., AL
II Gaines
Henry Saunders and Miss Agnes
Ohier vii b married Tuesday. Sep
tan,L.sr =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

Via l. s. 4 NJ. s. $40. The l. s. & M.
s. Ky. will on "Wednesday, Aug. 30. sell
tickets 10 Chicago and return at one
fare for the round trip. s540 Tickets
good for ten days. including date Of sale.
Train leaves Grand Rapids at $50 a N.
e. =. RocERs. G. II. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

The Misses Boltwood - New Havenl
CcBnectifut. ~bo hsvn fsr several Reeks
teen TIE guests r taeir brothers. tieorRs
acd L0riss Boltooo3. left ~ their hous
THURSDAY
Nrs Augu~fa Smith s~d tao ehil.
3ren left thursday 80 ber hose il
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

Miss Grace Richardson Of Prospect
street and Crescent avenue entertained
a few of her friends Thursday night
with pedro. Those present were the
Nisses Della jewell. Lois Moulton.
Nellie Austin. Harry jewell. Arthur
Melville, MessrA Gilmore and Murphy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

WICHITA FALLS. Texas. March 18th
1sya-Proprietors L. i. p: 1t becomes
my duty TO add my testimonial to the
wonderful curative properties OF p. r.
T. (Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potas-
stunt Some years ago | bruised my
ankle on my saddle stirrup; from lit
tie scratch the place began TO enlarge
uRtil il was as large as the palm Of my
hand. discharglng pus and exposing
part of the bone. l called 20 see ply
sicians and they pronounceditas a fever
cure and incurable. IL became 80 pain
full aud swollen 80 badly that tried
bandage for relief until secured a
rubber supporter. After securing the
rubber supporter for temporary relief
began 10 use internal remedies, trying
several different kinds without any APP
parent relief. / resolved 10 try T.. T. F..
which / did; after using one bottle the
result was such / continued until the
sixth bottle was used, when my rubber
supporter was not further required, IA
the sore was completely healed and
swelling entirely gone. j therefore take
pleasure in saying 10 the public gcner-
ally that il is my belief from actual ex.
perience that the use OF Il. j.. T., il
properly persisted in. will cure any case
81 impure blood or blood poisoning. Re
spectfuliy, PRoF. II. Il. PicKES.
Postmaster. Wichita Falls. Texas.
!. the undersigned. know Prof.. Hickey
al the time he commenced TO take p. Il.
T. for his sore leg. and did not think a
cure possible. | noticed its progress
from the start. and must say the re-
markable cure Il. =. r. brought about
was something marvellous.
X. T.YMAS. Druggist.
Wichita Falls. IexaA