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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14


BARGAINS
Furniture,
Carpets,
Curtains s.
Upholsteries
NEXT DAYS
GLOBE { 81
Furniture Co.,
1900 F ST.
We win offer the next four days
Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day-the greatest values in Furniture.
Carpets, Lace Curtains, Portieres and
Upholstery Goods ever offered by any
furniture store in the District. These
reductions in our already low prices
should crowd our store all this week.
Space Will permit to name but
few Of the many bargains. Read the
list carefully.
FURNITURE.
Solid Oak Chamber Suite, large
beveled French plate glass.
MARKED SIT so.
Cur Price Sl7.75.
Solid Oak Chamber Suite. neatly
carved, 24x8O French plate beveled
MARKED $3.50.
Cur PR1cE S22.5O.
Massive Solid Oak Suite. cheval
dresser. with large oval beveled French
plate mirror. richly carved.
MARKED $500.
Cur Price 1880.
Fine Curly Birch Suite, s21Se-inch
French beveled plate mirror.
MARKED $500.
CUT Pace SIS l.5O.
SIDEBoARDs.
Solid Oak 4-foot sideboard, with
beveled mirror. Cheap at SIS.
Npxr J. Dive S11
patterns Solid CHARTERED Oak, with
large French plate beveled mirrors.
MARKED $500.
Cur Price S24.5O.
4 patterns Very Fine Chartered Oak
Sideboards, handsomely carved. with
large French plate mirrors.
MARKED 5000.
Cur PR1cr S3l.5O.
CHINA CLOSETS.
Fine Oak China Closet, French plate
glass. sweIled front.
MARKED Si25o.
Cur PR1cE S2S.75.
1 Solid Oak China Closet. 3 It. 6 in.
by IT,, mirror top.
MARKED 5000.
Nut i RICE u .. y.
Chartered Oak Corner China Closet.
MARKED s2250.
Cur PR1cE 1875.
Rockers
20 High-back Oak and Cherry Rockers,
upholstered in silk plush and silk tap
estv.
MARKED $3.50.
Cur Pace S2.35.
100 Solid Oak Card Tables. o4x2<
MARKED n.7s
Cur PRrcE Sl.l5.
80 Solid Oak Bed Room Tables.
MARKED sl.Oo.
Gut Price 65o.
Curtains.
No such low prices for sueh high
qualities have been quoted:
SO pairs Fine Saxony Lace Curtains,
beautiful effects.
From 81 To S2.35 Pr
80 pair Brussels Eject nottingham
Lace Curtains.
From 81 10 81 20.
IL pair 3ls-yard Chenille Curtains, &C.
inch dado fringe top and bottom.
From SO 10 So Pr
10 Fine Chenille Curtains figured
all over. 81 yards long.
From Sl2.5U To $3.50.
IS pair Fine Irish Point Curtains,
Sl4 yards long, full width
FRoM 81 To S2.25 Pr.
50 pair Chenille Curtains fringed top
and bottom, wide dado AMI valance.
From "a To $3.50 Pr
Is pair Fine Brussels Curtains, hand
made, newest effects.
From SlZ To IS Pr.
500 yards oe-inch Madras, ecru ground.
colored figures. Usual price, zoe. yard.
SPECIAL PRrcE I5c. W.
Embroidered Muslin for sash curtains,
81 inches wide. Regular prices, 70.
81 and 35c.
SPECIAL PRrcE lSc. YD.
800 yards 3G-inch Fine Sllkoline, new
patterns.
From l5c. To lie. YD.
liable { OVERS.
a. Chenille Covers best quality Ggc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14

s. Heller, 72o 7th st. NV, is making a
fpecialty In Ladies AMI Chiliren's Hair Cut
ting and shampooing; also cures Dandrun
se0-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14

Comfort Powder.
Don't 60 away in summer without box
Of Comfort Powder. You will certainly
want 1t. ALI druggists. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14

Our $1.9O Derby Hat.
Not the best hat in town-but by far the
best for the price. Everybody's $3.50 Hat
$3.50 Here.
1t Henry Franc & Son, cor 7th and d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14

While marketing leave an order at Phila-
delphia Oyster House. 5l3 18th street. Tele-
phone, 5l5. nol4-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14

Shoes for the Baby.
--Children's Spring Heel
Button Shoes. all sizes.
Worth 75c. and 81. Now
Misses Opera Toe Slip
pers. Worth 81 5000.
-Gentlemen's Alligator
Slippers, all sizes.
Worth 81 and $50. 49,.
Boys and Youths
School Shoes, heeied or
with spring heels, all
sizes. Worth $3.50. Now.
-Children's Solid Service
able Shoes. Worth $50.
NOW NORTHUMBERLAND.
i, 253 pairs Ladies' Fine
Kid Button Shoes. all
sizes and styles. Made
TO sell for 81 and $3.50.
Misses Dongola Button
Shoes, spring heels,
patent leather or Kid tips,
Worth $l.50 ...........
Ladies' Fine Dongola
Button Shoes, all styles
and shapes, with patent
leather tip or in com
mon sense. Never sold
for less than So. Now.
-Mea's Lace Shoes, all
sizes. Worth So.
Mems Congress. various
styles. Worth 81. Now.
MEMS Fine Lace and
Congress Shoes. in hon
ton, opera" and
French" toes, all
sizes. Worth $3.50. Now
Il. 4J0 pairs Thomas G.
fiant's Celebrated Fine
French Kid Button
Shoes for Indies. Shoes
that are famous every
where, and that never
have been sold for less
than $3.50. Now .......
Mems Patent Leather
Lace, In opera toe and
tip, latest styles.
Worth So. Now.
Thousands Of pairs of
Ladies' and Geutiemeu's
Fine Shoes. Worth So.
FOR ...........
Our 81 table contains from
ferent styles of Ladies
sizes and widths. Enough
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14

Comfort Powder.
Don't dose for skin troubles. Comfort
Powder will cure you. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14

Pure Rye Whisky, Yrs. Old, Csc. ut
Port Wine. rich and crusty Soc q
Sherry Wine, Dry. Fine Bouquet. :. SOC. q
Claret, &c. Catawba. &c. DO
Roller Proc Flour, &c. Sc, and A.2S SIX
New Buckwheat-New Honey.
n14eo2t P. r. Wilson, 1874 It'll ST. n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14

Finest Lunch Resort in Washington
Philadelphia Oyster House, 513 18th street
no14-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14

Read Johnston's double column price list
on groceries. Page s. It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14

FlOur! Flour! Flour.
Finest Patent Flour. Also an immense
stock Of Groceries Of all kinds at special
prices. M. METZGER, Wholesale and Retail
Grocer, III 7th St NV lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14

our u table contains from 20 to 80 diff
ferent styles of Ladies Shoes. in ali
sizes and widths. Enough OF them for
everybody. Every pair worth from 81 to
s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14
A Building Association.

At the 12Sth meeting of the stockholders
of the Citizens Equitable Building Associ-
alton held last night at their hall on the
corner of 31st and NJ streets, s. 7s7 were sold
being thirty-three shares at about SIS per
share
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14
BLOOD POISONING

HOODS PILLS are the best after-dinner pills
assist digestion, cure headache. pc. per box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14

Bishop Studio,
sos Pa. ave.
Photographs! Photographs!
Positively for this month only, Cabinets
$3.50 per dog. lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14

Comfort Powder.
For q gentleman who shaves a box OF
Comfort Powder Is a great luxury. II
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

Van SelksHbaixh are preparing faslsi-
Cal AID literary sHters-anaent 70 IL
xneu s>ea-
Ga Tuesday. April 1. The Grand Rapids
haiisss Sies<s association viii give Z
hep 81 Tie Custer lizards ar1ofy. free
carriages wi:l he prosiiesi Cor patrons
90 nesaixy essniag = maple sugar
soslal y III he given al Mrs tsartr. cor
ner fholss and Inhn stf~ela An At
tFaetise pFogtskn viii lr gssen-
The organisation here u = young
sons.1ns ei.rlsiian association, eslsec.ally
ia the intsfssts II working girss. y
talked Il
Tn April ) Pest e. Michigan Knights
a the GRIP viii sise an entertaina.fDt
which fsslsnlsss 20 le . pressing Affair.
frHnk Stsia.aaa and A. x Curry viil
slns. "a the vested choir II Trinity epis-
eop4l church on tAsfrr day.
fas' + DAVIS. an ex actor. viii res.i.s
nexs TUESDAY evening al The hespefus
el4o nestsng
The West Side Orusorio society will
holi a rehearsal next Thursday evening
The East Ind Choral society will give
a c,neert at tiaztmsnis hall, March y
The nex y NJ. &. 4 building will be
formally opcned on March -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

her sister. Niss Maggie Graves. q Hen
lon Hubof.
Mr.. aud Mr.. W. b. w~~toa sna Mr..
snd Mrs c IL Dekustef have returned
from thsse ueskk visit IN New York
aud wasslAgton.
/ After an lfsenoe ~ two snantbs ia
hsissnazno and vicinity. Hiss Phelstta
Parks II No l13 Prescott street y again
| u home.
Arthur NJ Wsrrsil snd wife II Chi.
caxn aro With their sister. Mis- Ira &.
Latch. who h seriously III
Mrs II. Milton Greene IL entertaining
her sister Alss Alice Ne~bro of Butte
CITY. Montana.
+. Moon II Lowell has taken .
position With w. IL. This. the Monroe
street druggist.
Mrs Thomas Crimes II Grand avenue
has been Ill with pneumonia. but u now
consalescent
Mr. aud Mrs. Alvah Brown IL Jefses-
sou avenue are entertaining r. A. Price
1t Maryland
Mrs.. James A. Meade of Chicago is
visiting Miss A. Il. Watson u East Full.
ton street
Mrs. Mary Stout a Portland. Ne. il
visiting Mira George &. Fitch and other
friends
Gen. w. p. Innes il NJ home again
after a visit 10 Washington and New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. P.,J. klingman have re-
turned from q six weeks visit In Chi
cago.
Mrs. Kittie Powers 81 No so Kellogg
street Is teaching school ON the west
side.
Mrs. Jennie Brudi Of No. ~ Page
street has returned from her southern
trip.
Mrs. A. l.. Holcomb IL No. ls3 Gold
street il suffering from severe illness
Miss Carrie Stone Of Bellaire. formerly
OF this city. is here visiting old friends.
Miss Alice Pelton is the guest II her
brother. ex- Police Court Clerk Pelton-
Mrs Babbett OF Ypsilanti is the guest
Of Mrs. Anderson OF Paddock street
Charles c. Billiard Of Shaster county.
Cal, is visiting his parents here
Miss Mary Carroll Of Lagrave street Is
recovering from serious illness
Mrs. j. NJ. Brady Of Muskegon is wis.,
iting her sister. Mrs. NJ. Il. Stone.
X. A. Cunningham Of No. 63 Straight
street is i'll Of maiarial fever.
Mrs. LeGrand Peirce is at home from
Chicago for few days.
Mrs. j. c. Mulberry is at home after
nine weeks absence.
Miss Hattie Macon OF Lowell visited
in town last week.
Miss Maud Underwood has returned
from Chicago.
Congressman 81 Richardson will soon
return home.
Miss Maggie English Is seriously i'll.
DR.. Kirkland is convalescent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

Il had headache and dizziness almost
constantly. My nose was difficult ~ brsxlfhe
through and MAS dropping slime constantly
IN my throat. Ny thfoa, was nllcd up with
II Ia the morning aud l aluays a~oke with q
bitter taste in my mouth.
MY appetite was sarsablc-neyer craving
food except jusf after l had eatss4- Ii
would cat breakfast would Re lniscsabls all
day from the pain and NAUSEA il woald pro-
duce. My stomach would blos, constantly
and pain was scarcely ever absent II | ate
in the morning could cat nothing al day.
/ would be - sick. My bowels were always
regular. | had q pain in the lack and
would get weak ali over, the faint feeling
starting from the stomach. What did eat
scanned 90 do me no good for kept losing
steadily and getting more nervous. When
went 20 Drs. Copeland aud Graham weighed
10 pounds; now my weight j. l5- and am
gaining every day. ! Was afraid the cure
would not be permanent, as the disease has
been of such long standing. Bu, have lot
taken any medicine since last September aud
am still getting better. Even the sssere
weather this winter failcd 10 bring any re
turn Of my trouble or stop my steady i'm.
prosemcnt. and Il can say that lrow the
disease is not simply benefited. bat cured.
rs feel II has been eraaicated from my sys-
tenn as Drs. Copeland and Graham tcld me- -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

-.e.s,s e.ass. xhief, tos.k p.4cs % We'd
ns-iss nzxhf. thr foiio~ing oiheefs ~ere
sie-et.zi: PrcsskieaE. Howard trsast~st
siee president. Esiith SizA; seerfars
NJ Loaise saasterseeh; treasurer. krank
yxsua, sergeant AZ -arms May So.
cum
The reeeftlan given on Thursday aft.
eFtsrn - Nrr k.ofeucs Johns,s II Der
taa.<. NJ Sol south tnioa sfress. d,
Nfz HATTIE Paslsen. the nexls excited
sies pfrss.ieps II Nlehlxans -Won.aas .
Relief Gcrtss.7 uss . pleasant affair
The rsoms sefe appropriately decorated
sna al the locsi corps acre Vel repre-
seated
AZ the yo1ns peoples social al the
PARK conoreeat1,nAl church. MrS.
krss1rr san-, al f.nsllsb Ado. The double
quartet sane a Preach song and disss
i.izzie Steinmaa san- the solo. "ih'E
Nscht al4l kAels." with dssnhle quartet
chorus. whis-h VI - ieudls apflsuds,t.
Al the lnslcp@ndent Sscial clubs
o.asusa~xa.ir an 81. Patriehs eve Miss
Katie Sweeney rccrisej the prsze ~ the
nostsst Dressed and Harriet Stout as tie
most cssnicaiy dressed young woinaKi-
Miss Lille klbbe and joseph Lipnnski
xcn the silver cup as the beet walters.
The Knights Of Honor held their an.
nual masquerade ball IA Odd Fellows
hall on Tuesday evening. bred Parks.
Ehsr Rice. H. ii. Lynn AMI George Rich.
naond we're the fioor COMMITTEES. About
FIFTY cOuples we're present.
Miss Agnes Tiebar - Wealthy avenue
Was happily surprised Friday evening
hy number 81 her friends. \ musical
program MAS rendered by Miss tEiifth.
flames were INDUCED IA. after which re-
Ircsnments we're served
The -Oid Tines social. held in the
parlors n the Fountain street baptist
church. was a success in every way. The
musical program was we'll rendered and
the costumes were remarkable for the
beauty and qnaininess
The Shake~peare club. eomno~sd ~
he Teachers n Central avenue school.
,ne, AZ the home ~ Mis- Cora r.. liar
vey II Cherry street. on Friday evening.
and devoted the time to study Of
Hamlet"
Mr. and Mrs. r. Yates 81 No. COO Pleas
ant street. entertained the Home Joy
Pedro club on Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Richmond secured the first ladies' prize.
and PIT. Foster and Mrs f-sseiorooAet the
boobies.
Inc Merry Makers held pedro
party SATURDAY evening az the nome of
hf, snd MIS- Lyons on Lyon street mr.;
anu a. ITS eap, r s.rs' p'l1.s anu
-; - 49, ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

Rehearsals for the "komoi" Ia be given
by the Misses Gage and Benedict at
Powers opera house April q aud Z.
are now of daily occurrence. The
dances are bewildering in number and
beauty. comprising everything that IS
newest and most attractive in solos and
group dances. All are perfectly rem
dercd, and the music and costumihg are
such as have been rarely heard and seen
in Grand Rapids
Mrs Frank Maybury Of Madison ave-
nue. entertained the Plckwick Pedro
club last Friday evening. The honors
were awarded % Mrs. l.. Coe and Mr..
Rtlmsey The consolation prizes were
given 10 Miss Maybury and &. Smith.
lhe next party will DO held at Mrs. Il.
kigenbal's u Jefferson avenue
Preparations are being made for u
grand assembly meeting at Bay View
this summer. so says John NJ. Hall IL
Flint. editor Of the Bay View Assembly
Herald. who was at The Morton during
the past week. lie was a. enthusiastic
as ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". f. Yates entertained
the Home Joy Pedro club Tuesday even
lng. at their residence, No. 60 Pleasant
street. MIR. Somes and Mrs. Richards
won first pSizes. while Mr.. Foot and
M-s. Esterbrook took the boobies.
Miss Dellie Erwin. state line operator
In the telephone exchange. has resigned.
She viii be married next month. She
was long popular operator. and her
many friends wish her long and happy
married life.
On April IL banquet will be given
by the five local II. Of L. lodges. Women
will be invited and the whole affair will
be fully up To the reputation which the
Knights Of Pythias have won as enter
tanners.
Woman's Relief corps No. lat will give
maple sugar social on Thursday even
inn at Pettit's hall. corner Quincy street
and Plainfield avenue. Everybody in
yited.
j. MCGEE, with Il. S. Harris Of South
Division street. held the lucky number
on the watch drawn at the party Of the
Ladies Auxiliary. b. l.. f.. Friday night.
4 number of the local X. Of P's will
60 to Benton Harbor April TO attend
the annual ball there.
Miss Frances Compton and Miss Eflio
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

"A snfertalpnssat Ia the FItnt street
armors fhorsstsy ssessing
A, the lass masquerade dance gisen by
GRAD l.aql<is disssion. n. . Z u the
..r,.s.s fsr The pfetfiess costumes, s-Jesn
s..sl 4act, xrrr awarded u Eda4 Miller
sna Geofge Kimb4l aad fhs second
rrt.p,s for the nsNsf oeniicas Costumes
aese given - Ralph Na<d snd Mrs.
kosndske. The tent all gss another
masquerade patty Ia the had AZ >n. .
Ps.al street taHsorso~ I<hi. fhe pEizas
consisting a - god pieces.
Miss 3lllley Hoffman Il No - FIRST
avenue ~as surprised last Monday even
ing By about t~eEfy live II her friends.
the occasion being her l3fa birthday
The sssrpIsss ~as engineered ~ her SIS
ter. Hattie. The guests eElo! ed dan
cling. games aud refreshments
Twenty friends II Prosecuting Attor
ney Moicott surprised him al his hQme
ca Lyon street Friday evening. Il sas
Ma. Noleotts birthday. as vel as that
u 81. Patrick.
Norman e.. Cooper II Sfargis. pub
usher II the Coffee Cooler. the Grand
Army organ. is IN the city. the guest ~
his brother. ". T.. Cooper.
The yalle, City Peslro club held its
% l.. -. Stew ard, No. ls3 Lake avenue.
on Friday evening.
Miss Hattie Telft II No ~ Bostwick
street has returned from Conklin. where
shs had been a professional nurse.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

The following program vas rendered
= "A (, al audience ~ the New England
snnper gwen by tke A. Is. Watson
Wo,l.an ; Relief corps On Friday even
inr. America. by chorus. recitation.
Chariss n. Stewart; piano duet. Misses
Wilson and Whitman. recitation. Miss
Ellen Wool; vocal solo. Miss Amy
Perth: recitation. Earnest Loasses
piano $40. Miss Nell Johnston: fcl-
ioae'i ~ hoop drill 10y eight young
xonsee.
Ora Pearson during last week was in
yitsd o. meet Nth tho dramstis per-
sonsr q to ~Gondolicr-~ az the ihoule
~ Mrs VIII Gay. aud IN tina course II
thc evening he Was presented with a
hsusiscnc lamp stand as "A mark II their
appreciation % hls qualitios~ as inansi-
ca director.
The Pythian Sisters u Michigan. Miz-
gah Tempe No. 3 gave musical club
tcrt4inment last evening az their hall
49, ~oGth Division street. Mrs Cherry.
tu4n Mica Niktfs~i Dcuning and Me.vrs.
b.flirn aud Davis were GA tho program.
The seven Ages series Of tableanx.
wds gissn-
AZ the election Of thu high school
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

A eoflllhsn xas given ~ Mrs Ed
Nefheany. a. her home. No. J Niaslsor
Terfaee. On Friday evening. - honor II
Ni.- "A sfefbury - Kalamazoo. Dccofa.
toes ia green hunting and tulae appfo
pirate ID the day. were ar
r. gel I.s0 Y. A. Fisher I'D
the german. and introduced s,Fac
n0fei AMI pretty figures. among
rheE ne serpeutlne dance. the fascrs
for Nbich Nere green Japanese snakes.
Tie screen inquire. in which young women
hfcxe from behind screens ~ cheese
their partners. VAS snother novelty.
Gfeen BASKETS Of hunions were the
fasefs. II this instance. The scarf
fgere. which was danced with green
steamers. wes another surprise. Re
freehn,cnts AMI punch were served and
son.c good maeic enjoyed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

The Hon. and Mrs. j. c. Fitzgerald
are now at Pasadena. Cal. =
w. r. Shelby OF the q. X. a /. railroad
was in Chicago last week.
j. A. Gonzalez has gone TO New York
on weeks business trip.
Miss Sadie Grady has gone TO Manis-
tee on short visit.
Miss Anna Hartz has gone TO Ann Ar
Dor to visit friends.
George A. Pickle OF Cherry street has
gone TO Duluth.
Wallace Franklin has gone TO Sioux
City. la.
Mrs A. r. Eyarts has gone TO Chicago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19


Miss Frances Mood who has been Ill
with typhoid fever. Is fully rccosrred
She viii resume her duties in the Eagle
Office March q. She Is now visiting her
friend. Mrs. Will Gill, II No. - Sumner
street.
Representative Ferguson Of Detroit,
the first colored man ever elected 10 the
legislature of this state. has been in the
city during the past week. and was ten
dered reception by the Garfield
club"
Oscar Lenck. who IL brother in law
of I'D ii. Stein. secretary of the board
II education. has returned from a year
absence in Germany. where he has been
studying wood carving and designing.
Mrs. Lucretia Willard. local principal
IL the kindergarten Training school.
has returned from an eastern trip. during
which she visited the training schools in
various important cities.
James q. Stevenson OF Chicago has
been ia the city during the past week
buying furniture for his new hotel IN
Chicago. known as the Colonial hotel.
1t contains leo rooms
Miss Aida Stocking 81 Seventh street
is entertaining Miss Minnie Armstrong
OF ST. Paul. who has been staff CORE
spondent Of several st. Paul news
papers.
Mrs. Amos Rathbun, Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston 5. Fancher and children have
returned from southern California.
where they have been passing the
winter.
Mrs. b. c. Sargent Of No. 10 Cherry
street is entertaining her two daughters,
Mrs. George Gardner Hadley Of Toledo,
O.. and Mrs. w. r. Buss OF Benton Har-
Dor.
The Hon. Elias Spears Of Washington,
formerly commissioner OK patents. is at
The Morton. He is attorney for Nj. Il.
Church in a patent case now pending.
The Hon. +. f. Uhl. the Hon. Ii. F.
Mccormick and Messrs A. +. Shafer
c. II. Bender and John s. Farr have rc.
turned from their trip to Washington.
The Hon. Ezra Rust Of Saginaw and
Charles Stincktield Of Detroit are in the
city in the interest OF the forestry ex
hibit for the worlds fair.
George f. Bow. after years absence
from the city. has returned 10 manage
the Hotel Vendomc for his father in law
j. l.. Manning.
Mrs. Bert Belknap OF Thomas stree,
is receiving visit OF several weeks from
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
CURED FOR GOOD!
= Pson.nsns Res.dsns Publicly vouchss
That The Cues Performed by pss-
Copeland ana osshan Ass
Edseuvs end Fermanszl

Mr. X "A. h.s.nelf. 81 as fa<.rth ssen1S.
hss i>een resident "a shts cap tor te> 1.sns
ye4rs aud L1s <sAa4i,zg ia - s<.u4snuulty =
no high for h.ta q. make 4as S1-e ~ AZ
hdtirto statement IL = newsI&i<f. tie esrs
nothing sron2. hosesef Ia stating u,e hik.
sory ~ his ess<. and a. he xondsrfsa rrcox-
sxs - II II enc us ths many illustrations that
ne hare, showing that the mssts<.ts 81 cure
clnfle}ed 10 Dfs. So.,i.s,a and osatszm are
nos osiiy sffectiss and k-esnlansat Mr.. ben
Isfs saysi Il had b<ea Sil,ag ever sine~ l
Vas hoy with q severe stomach ffaStle aud
hAd been do>forsng "a and Ca ia
FMS fAsr 1nzss1 sxAHs
Il have spent hun1ss<a< ~ dollars "a she
vain attempt a. obtain rsiics AID have I~rscd
Q miserable existence IN my suffering tfon
THE trouble.