davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-12-27
Cine D%0uenmafdJine
fIet Spei Nrbeitern in Ser 8erltner
Doritaot l(u99elfee
Sdwere DerIebun9en gu.
8erltn, q. Qea.

OEt II III St5'
.3tpet in Ser GorftaOt ~beicbGftiste San6z
tperfer fanben beute frib, ais iie it6 CUR
2lrbett be9aben, auf Ser StraBe Elm 8adet.
9a ie in Oemielben 8ertbiad6en permutbez
ten, iubten tie einen etnlamen BlaB auf,
nm es su Offnen. 0GbrenO ber Gine Sic
9apierumDiIung entfernte, ibaute Tim Der
Qnbere gu. glObGtcb erfolgte cine itarfe
Grploiton. 6er6eieilenbe 8erfonen fanoen
Bic beiOen 9lrbeiter nit l6meren 8ranb@
uunben i'm @eii6t unb an ben 6Gnben BOT.
Wfan broc6te ite u%npertpcilt ms 5oipttal.
Son bem BaGet, baS unsueilbaft cine Dirt
bon 60aenmai6i1e entbtelt, bat man nur
nob ment9e Teben borgefunben,
, 1893-12-27
Gin 6olofur= patient
S6nea uno arinoIt9 eeheiIt.
@reensburg, Sn6., q. Deg.

Ser geitcrn Morgen nm Z l1br erfolste
pl0Blicbe Sob Don 6ranf ct. Sobn bat
ieitoem ber, Srtiboft ben aussiebt9iten
Stoff 5ur l1nterbaltung geliefert. Der
Gerltorbene wurbe bon etnemt bieli9en
2lrste nit Ser iogcnannten y0olbfur" be-
banbelt, I'M i'm pom S3Haps 81 entrp6bz
men. Gor9eitern nod befanb li6 Der 8a7
tient in better @eiunDbeit, unb ging ME ge>
tpODnlih ietnen @elcbGften nacb. 9tad6em
er aber cine 8ortton BON bcr @olbfur>
mcbi5in ein9enommen bat, ting ct plDbli6
IN 81 pbantaitrcn unO iein 3uitano uerz
.icbltmmerte it6 10 rai6, baB ibm iein Nrst
cine Dolls Gbloroform einsu9eben fir mo-
t6i8 befan6. &urs barauf obcr mar er
cine 2ei6e.
, 1893-12-27
NadJri@ten aus Agan0a.
U1ohameoaner an9eblt4 9dn5=
lid pom oorten pertrteben.
Der 2lusbru6 ernfer 5~lpiti9feiten 5wiiben
protefanten u1o Katholifen befir9tet.
s. erIin. 27. 9e3.

0a5 beuttse rSagebIatt" entbalt einen
bon gu9en @olf herritbrenben Nrtttel,
iiber bic Sage in l1ganba, fuBenO auf
8rtefeu, bte er bon Dorther erbolten 6at
unO bonn p~ergangeneu 10. Sult batirt itnb.
Gs lit barin geia9t, baB bie WtobameOaner
aus Uganda Dertrteben tporben ieien, aber
Der QuSbrucJ zines &rieges 3tpiicben Ben
Gbriiten unb Wtobamebanern 3u befiirbten
itebe, 6eiien Sbauplab permutblicb llnDoro
lein tperbe. 'Q8eiterbtn nir6 bic 8efirbz
tung ausgeiprocben, !baB es 5tpii6en Den in
Uganda anidiitgen 8roteitanten unO &az
tboIifen gu erniten 3miiti9feitsn fOmmen
tperbe, oa ~eritere baS unter Sermittelung
oes friberen britilcben &ommiiiGrs fir
Uganda, Sir @eralb 8oital, abgel9loiiene
l1ebereinfommen in feiner 8eiie einbielten
uno Die &atbolitcn aus Uganda 3u Derz
treiben iu6ten.
, 1893-12-27
Dom einfoden 6efdn9nif ms
5udtbaus
miro Ger betraeerii9e gerIiner Sanfier
&oewY manoern mi1en.
8 erItn,2 81. Sc,

Ser unlangit 6cs betritgertiben 8onfez
rotteS itberftbrte bieii9e 8anfier 6u9o
goetpD, murOe beute ipegen elmer petteren
Getbe bon S6ptnbeleten 81 flint Sabren
3ucbtbauS unb ie6siG6rigem @erlu1te ietz
ner bilrgerIi6en Necbte berurtbetIt. Nm
2. 0e5ember mar ct tpegen ieines betriiocz
rtlcben 8anferotteS gu bier oSabrer1, neun
Wtonaten @cfangniB, unb tpe9en Inter
i6lagun9 ebenfaus GIT stpet SSabreu unb
11eun Wtonaten G%efangntB Derurtbeilt tuors
Ben.
, 1893-12-27
Der paitor Conrad bat
2uf munfd Ger Gemeinoe fein Qtnt nteoer'
eele9t.
Rodfpr6, SQ., 81. 0e3.

8egen ser bon 9euten in Milnalltee
gegen BEN 8oftor Gonra6, bon Der @rlten
9utberiidben airbe, er6O6enen gsldnIz
bisu1t9en, bat bic @emein0e belblolen,
benielben alfsuforbern, ietn Nrtt nteOer7
sule9eu; Ser gfarrer fam Der AutorOerHn9
oeun audi lofort nacb, uno rctbte letne
%&eii9nation etn.
, 1893-12-27
SdJlanrr plam Oct fram'GffdJen
So9ialitfen,
-
SID auf frieolihem uno iAmerS'
loiem Oe9e
Oes Seuates 5u entIeoi9en.
gorts, 81. 9es.

Die io3iaIiitii6en Mtitslie6er bes Wunis
ctpalratbes bon Saint Quen FIR Sei1e,
elmer bier 0teilen nOrolidb bon Baris gele=
9enen Srticbaft, baben Qlb8eprOnete fir Die
Senatsnablen gepdblt, pel6e itb bereit
erfIGrt baben, unbei6riebene @abl5etteL in
Die 8ablurner 81 t%perfeu, nm baour6 ans
bere 9tbgeorbnete 3u gIei6em 8eiipieL 3u
ermutbigen unb NIT Der 3eit bic Sitte, nnz
bei3riebene @oblSettel absu9eben, 81 elmer
augemetnen 81 maden, UNI auf bieie @eiie
ben Senat lan9iam an @ntfrdftung iterben
81 Iaiien.
, 1893-12-27
2odefort perIan9t in ietner
uSanterne"
Cine unteriu6nng Ger fran50fi4en 5lOtte'
g orts, 81. 0e3.

Y1rts, ~. 0e5.
9a8 8Gatt v2anterne" perlan9t, Dap etr1e
ltnteriucbung Der fran5Oitlben Slotte gez
itottet tperbe, neil I'M Sabre 1892 lec9S5eDn
&erionen, tucGde nit Dem 6lottenOepartez
ment in feinerIet 8erbinOung ltanoelt, el1S
iblieBIicb BON bret Nmeritanern ltno lec9S
~@nglanOern, BEL eiuem PrObelbleBen III
Sc @aprc autpeienb paren, wabreno penn
6crrn 2ofroD unb anberen Uttt9lIcoern
bes 8u6getaus16uiies ni6t gcltattet mHroe'
S6jeBIbungen bei3upobner.
, 1893-12-27
frau 6Iaoitone auf Ger Retfe
Don sonoon nadl Rawaroen leidt erfronfi
8 o B 0 II, 81. 9e,.

9tm Gebten 9Onnerltag murbe 6rau Slab
itpne auf ber Getie bon 9onbon mach
6atparben BON cinem beftisen S6ittelfrolt
befalen. sic beftnbet ii6 ie6Dcb berett8
bebeutenb beiier, unb tbrc @ieoerberlteQung
ma9t giIniti9e 6orti9rttte.
, 1893-12-27
Die parifer poIisei
Soil oas Setehen elmer forrnIiben 2tnardi.
tenpcri4poruue ermitteIt baben.
8orts.2 7..9e;.

Sic bieiige 9oltSei burcbiucbte geitern
bic 8obnung bes Q%narcbiiten GoIas, ipeG=
cher por etni9cn Sagen Suiammen nit
Moulinier in ct. Sean BEL Orleans per@
baftet wurbe. Man fanb BEL 6ral @olas
S6riftiti6e, aus ipelcbeu angcbIicb Oas
8eiteben elmer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
be1tltcb berporgebt. Die 8olisei lou nun
icbperipiegenOe 8epciic gegeu cine groBe
Qlnsabl lGu9it perbdbti9er 4erionen in
SGnben baben.
Die 6reunbe bes btngericbteten Qnarz
6iiten &apacbol iperben bemnG6it cine BON
ibm ielbit perfaBte 2ebensgeibibte pcrof=
fentliben. 9as Wanuifriptiou bon itpli=
itii6en un6 OrtbO9rapbiicben S6nibern
tpimmeln.
, 1893-12-27
6epalttbaten Ger Re9ierune pom
nicaragua 9e9en amerifauifde
Burger.
Die unrubeu in Ponouras.
g e 10 gorf, 27. 0es.

Ser Correspondent ocs v6eraIb" in
Wanagua, Nicaragua, telegrapbtrt 6oI8enz
bcS: Die Re9ierung BON Ntcarasua bat BON
bier aniGiiigen amerifanii6en 8iirgern,
NIT 8erIebutg bes 8ertra9es, 53tpangsz
anIetben eingetriebcn. Der aueritaniibe
@eianbte &afcr bat bagegeu energii9en
8roteit erboben.
9olicarpo 8oniua, tpel9er am II. De-
sember nah %gicarasua suriidgetebrt 1T,
bat iib an Die @renSe, in Der gtGbe BON
Somotiuo. be9eben, UNI ben Sniurgenten,
iuelcbc III SOnburas ein9efauen iino, entz
geg%en5utreten.
ManueL 8oniua belasert @boluteco, unb
bic Sruppen BON Nicaragua tper6en i'm
Noroen 5uiammenge3ogen, nm 8eiltano au
lellten.
, 1893-12-27
Peftt9er Kompf
6mti6en europGtf6en nno einoeborenen
6rubenarbeitern III Sros24frifa.
Sobannesbur9, zafrifa J

SOg9HneSbuf9, Slto>Ntrtt1
q. 9e5.
SIN Der Bttpatersran6t z@ru6e lit es
3tptlden ben et19eborenen unb ben elrpz
pdtlcben Nrbettern 3u einem beftioen
Sample 9cfommen, BEL tpelcbem mebr ais
bunoert me6r Ober minoer ibner berIekt
murben. Die Goliset fonnte nur nit
GROCER Ofitbe Die Sr6nung picber berz
iteQen.
, 1893-12-27

Oompfer uodridten.
Stem gorf: rGeuitria" bon NeepeI.
Gben6btatt Der 81. Staatssts. / Gent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Dr ard Nra Collins " Johnston left
last esenirg f1r a weeks visit - TIE
wtrhta fsir Ffom there thef eia s.
- iieriin. Germany. shere The ,ioctnr
wdi spend year in taking post grsslu-
a. eonrse un.ier einle = fhe ahiest IN
siruetors u Bertha. i.sipsie aud Dres.
den.
he Sunsiay hcel e Tia Dsision
.srret " > ehnf,h he'll a sesy delight
fal rifnie yesterday az keAfs lake.
ever - Ate dirnar. vhsth eas -ersesi
~ ~ saal tten tte .hiait-n wrra
eirea three pieesanf reies er she steamer
Nsior Watsan.
TIE Saarfsrly cenferenrs q tha ri
sision strset ~ ?. rharrh fer TIE esus
fns sear 49, heid - rarlefs W-lnes.
slsy evrrtna <raris I'll the "a effieers
were re- ~sefftd z1i a. nri1sfioa Tor
fsoa5d q, resaeia snoftcF year uas
exfeislest
rirlrk stfvlec eia ~ hsd ia Tessrie
r..s,nal faie es~nirr AZ 80 aintk
A. 4arsfar rnrrnisx ~ IS erisrs
ftlht jesse ecr aits atsfr. TIE new
fti,si uia - u~rft
II. ,,.ssss.nse rereirts yesterday erre
thfre asses - <ises &C. tas Sish turns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Mrs. NJ. r Lewis. assistant money
order clerk at the postoifice, will leave
today for a months vacation. She will
20 % Attica. New York. and will visit
the worlds fair before returning. Her
position will be filed during her alb
sence by Miss Mamie Cox.
Miss Mary Mcpherson OF Rochester.
New York. Is the guest 81 her uncle and
aunt. Colonel and Mrs. u. Aldrich. OF
No. 2l3 North Lafayette street
Mrs. Carrie Harris and children OF
Gold street. accompanied by Mrs.
Thomas G.. Smith. are in Chicago for a
few days visiting tho fair.
W. Il. Jarvis. foreman in Studley n
Barclays bicycle department. and wife
will leave tomorrow for two weeks
visit al the worlds fair.
Miss Alph Miller Of Homo avenue and
Miss Stella Bradley OF Alger avenue
have returned from ten days visit to
the worlds fair.
Assistant Postmaster Melis and wife
and G. II. Hall returned yesterday from
a visit 10 the worsi's fair.
Mrs. J. G.. Traris 81 Sedalia. Mo, In
the guest ~ her brother. w. III. Jen-
rings, % Clinton street
Ars. George Hart will return tomor.
row. after four weeks trip TO Chicago
aud the worlds fair.
DIR. +. w. Temple and George ii.
Newell have gone north 10 hunt ducks
for few days.
Miss May Cavanagh OF Muskegon Is
the guest Of Mrs. W. X Adams OF Scrib-
ner street.
The Rev. and Mrs. q. ~ Howard oi
Lowell are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ii.
Fisher.
Mrs \. y. Avery and son Will are the
guests q Mrs. \. Fred Avery at Bay
View.
Miss Bertha Mcfsinnis % Muskegon Is
visiting friends in the city FOR few
days.
{. W. NcCui will leave this morning
for Chicago for q three days business
, trip.
Nathaniel p. Rousee came homo yes
ter,lay morning from Big Rapids
Or. and Mrs. Charles Fluhrcr have
returned from Neatawanta.
n. J. Charles was among those that
left Tor Chicago last night
Mrs Bert smith ~ Saginaw il visiting
Grand Rapids friends
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Burkhardt have re-.
turned from Chicago.
John W. Biodgett went 20 MackinsC
last night
Mrs y. n. Waters left Tor Chicago
aat night
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Blan have gone to
/ Chicago
y ". Northrup EFT for Chicago yea
{ terdaY.
~ Ehrman has returned from Chi
eaRo.
It. A. True hae returned from the
east
Edwin r. Uni ha@ gone 70 Chicago
Mrs q. Il. Coniey is Ia Chicago
l. A. Ford u In Chicago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
THEY HAD A PICNIC
Teachers at the institute Arnuse
Themselves at the lake.
REGULATIONS AND SONGS
Were fpeiuded In the Program Pre-
sested---As old Fa.hioned spell
ins Match one OF the featurcs.

The 30 teachers attending the inst.
tuts tired u GFubes method and tho
lass u the minds activity yesterday. -
they threw their note books under the
desks and hied themselves ~ Feeds
LAKE for pienie. The aofeaehers we're
accompanied b 30 lunch boAts. and
every lunch deserved lirst grade cert.
bcate. j. II. Watson MAS chairman -of
the ways and msans COMMITTEES. Miss
Cutler bad general charge q the PRO
visions and IA. ID. Minchin locked after
the enter tainment program.
Lunch was served In the grove east 81
tho pavilion. After IL had been disposed
% the teachers devoted their attention
10 miscellaneous program. rendered by
those IN attendance az tho Institute.
REGULATIONS were given by Miss Edna
Wilson. Miss Katie Baker. Miss Maude
Critics. ii. ID. Minchin and Mrs. Barber.
Prof. Dclos Fall told war story and
Mr.. and Mrs A. Hamlin Smith sang a
duet. Vocal selos we're rendered
by Miss Bogardus. f. A. Carpenter. J.
sh. Watson and Miss Noel Miss Harris
told story. and the program was con-
pleted with an old-fashioned sIsliing
match. In which ordinary words like
phthlsic, iehythosaurus and ipecacaanha
were laid out In one round Dir. and
Mrs. q. /. Chapel OF Sand Lake assisted
In entertaining the teachers The entire
evening was spent at the lake.
AT the session of the institute yester.
day morning. Prof Fall eontinusd bis
lecture on Psychology. Miss Harris dis
cussed nature teaching. r.. \. Carpen-
ter told the teachers how 80 teach meal
tai arithmetic. and A. iIamlin Smith
gave talk on school government.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

laro con pany. seven eae<s f0r tie Wild
dicomb Fernffisfa coIot41f. foaf cas-
f0r fha Hon. II. L. sweet and slghf cssss
toF ths West Aichlgaa fu<nitnss coui-
psny.
Cards are ont snnonncIng the mar
fiago Il Il. y. kilmarlin and Mis- Ma
ne Haydsn. Tbs cefsulony vii be per
fossaed az TIE homs "a ths brides
mother. Arz ~. IL Wiiiiams. We.inss
day evening septsmbef ;.
Studisy a barclay made q reduction
10 the .ages Il their employees the frsi
of The week. Al empleyes reeeiving
q Coo or over rere reduced ~ per csnfs
s<co and ever. ~ pee esnt. and under
t.jAO. 10 pei eenL
(ianflemen should not fail 10 attend
The aneiion sals q buggies. surreys.
carfs. read wagons, etc. at W. 4. Den-
nison's. Va - South Division street.
nsxt Wednesday. /. X Wilson. anc
tioneer.
q. W. Petit moved his rial estate ~
Zee cut % X h. LOOMS Office under the
Fourth National hank yesterday q
Piainneld avenue. and T. r. Allen
moved into the Office vacated By Mr.
Petit
II you are making q change Ia your
bank account take your deposit 10 The
State bank q Michigan. II has the
largest capital u any savings institution
IN the state outside IL Dstroik
The Columbian Social club viii give
the seventh q Us series Of hops AZ North
Park pavilion "Wednesday evening. Sep
ien,bsr q Friends Of the club are cor
daily invited.
A portion u the stone walk at the
corner u Bridge and Canal streets 10 be-
Ing Felaid Ia order 10 make a greater In
clue for carrying on the water during
heavy rains.
Loren r. Kellogg % Sparta aud Miss
Luella North % juklsnnia were married
in the inner chamber u the county
clerks once yesterday by Justice Hol-
c0inb.
Next Sabbath. September 2. will be
held the last quarterly meeting II the
ing Elder Cogshall will preside
The honorary members OF the. Iron
Aoulders are invited 10 meet at Central
labor Union hall az $50 Labor day ID
take part in the parade.
Nencel CukierslN. city landscape gar
dener. will 20 90 Chicago next week 20
visit the worlds fair. While In Chicago
he viii inspect tho city parks.
James Grant % the Grant Coal aud
Ice company will probably succeed
Trustee Stevens Of the Tenth ward on
the school.
Mrs. Ganson's ten held lawn fete
last evening on Mrs. McMullen's lawn,
corner Of College avenue and Fountain
street
cThe Grand Rapids Railroad Clerks
association ~ making arrangements for
for ia third annual banquet
Tho brick pavement on Campau
street viii be completed today.
Tuesday the G.. 4 w. NJ. will abandon
It's Ottawa beach trains
The county clerks fees for August
wero s4i3Os.
The board OF health will meet today
at , o'clock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

The internal revenue collections for
the month 81 August were derived from
the following sources: Fines and penal
ties, s624.i; beer stamps, Ss,3sS.es cigar
stamps. e0.WH.aO; tobacco stamps.
sl35l5; special tax. 81 $685.; total. els
COSTA. The total for last month was
sl.s0o.a3 less than for the same month
one year ago. The falling Oh in the re-
ceipts as compared with last year is con-
sidercd by the revenue officials 10 be
very light under the present condition OF
business and the money market.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

King Richards my kingdom for horse-
enthusiasm fhese days safety.
the desire of alt both young and od
It's right il should be
What's he1ithiul delightful than spin
q smooth roadf
The air fans ones cheek with shout laughter
"a skim along
for nothing Two we easily
breakfast with vigorous
appetites begin day of work pleasure
thoughts clear brain because Of an hours
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
Only One Left.

We have only one refrigerator and one
envelope left. Tomorrow will probably
close our great refrigerator sale and
somebody viii get ego in gold Cor moth
ing The lucky envelope may yet be
unaddressed. Try il. II it should not
contain the order FOR the money you will
get Refrigerator worth 1850 for
sil.70 IL j. worth trying for. Come
early or some one will be ahead Of you.
HEfMAS COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Temple Emanuel has been cloeed dur.
ing the Honths q July and August
kabhi p ". Ie~-,laon has returned IRON
bis rseation ADD sill eondoct the usual
Friday evening services tonight To
morrow niTht the regular Saturday
evening service wiii b. hel8
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

wish 10 say 10 the electors 81 the
Eleventh ward that shall be- candi.
date for re- election IA school trustee at
the next election. Please note that all
voters must register Saturday, Septen-
Der .. WAKRES N. FULLER
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Prince Of India." new book by the
author OF "Isen Hur." For sale at
Eaton, Lyon Il Co.'S.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

LILY WHITE" 10 our leader Others
try 90 initiate this brand. ware Il
fraud Every sack has acut q 6, rull
Valley City Milling Co
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

To those having MONEY
SLOWED AWAY in tho house
or locked up in SAFE DEPOSIT
VAULTS, We would say that
we can invest your funds In
choice loans. secured by real
estate in Grand Rapids. Mort
cages can bo furnished in any
amount. largo or small, at good
rates Of interest, or we can fur
nish short time high grade local
paper two. three. four or six
months Why not have your
funds earning INTEREST," More
choice investments ars offered
US daily than we can purchase.
THE MICHIGAN TRUST co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

To tthe Worlds Fair over the Lake
Shore Ry. September 6 and II One
fare for round trip. good ten days.
Other excursions viii be announced
later
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
JEWETT Bros,

Drnssists 81 Monroe ~. Grant Rapids. Mich.
Telsphons ga Or,iarr Cor anything "a he had
IN q nrst-class DruH Store solicited and
a. the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

The famous Turtle Head boy at North
Park Sunday. Greatest curiosity o. the
age.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

One Fare Poe Round Trip 20 chiesro.
Over the Lake Shore Ry, September
& and n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Our Young America Long Distance
Safety is made in two styles with three sizes
of each style, either boys or girls, namely:
20, "a, or &c inch wheels. Each machine
is carefully tested before leaving the fac
tory. One can now be seen at The Herald
office. 1t is we'll made and durable.
Parents teach your boys to know the
value of dollar by earning bicycle, either
in whole or part. Full instructions and
blanks for canvassing are furnished at the
office. Is Pearl Street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

A Cent? AL linen collar &c each or
for &c for oEe day. Saturday. sept .
NoicT. HtR, ot.sHrINl:R a CO.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Scottish bagpipc music at North Park
Sunday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Prof. Granada cooks his dinner Sun
day on the high wire nj North Park.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

The following resolution was passed.
Resolved. That il - the aenar ~ this
feommiffee Tat the pre~ent needs - The
cify's unrmpioyed couid BE act By the
Orxanitnd Charity spcinty and that all
elilrene city officials aud employers -
latcr e. operate With TIE Society n allie
WAITS the 4nffcring q unemployed men
sri Fnuar.
The rgancil and baarl - public
Works sefe aakrd a,so % reduce the
hours ~ iatef - seven hours Per day AZ
81 per ,iay ga al contracts and work
under their cDniroi The representa-
tires e orxaaixesi lstor On The commit
tee suif ire nnicus reFe es.r,ng for meai.
bs.~z a. FAR a. they Nefe Rbie. hut there
we're usany skilled ahorern Who we're
nat members - unions but must b. card
frthe same ~ unirn men. Men outelde
~ illa unions sauisl Re The hardest 10
rracn. ts,r fherr wece ~ mesns ~ iocat
irk then. The cnmmgttee al ioarned
subject o. TIE cad - The mayor.
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beautiful teeth are n luxury few possess.
We have heard people say they would give
Everything they had Tor such BEAUTIFUL teeth "a
20 and 20 had.
The true secret IL not 80 much In the perfect
nass % the teeth az IN tho snow like shltenoss
aud the brilliant polish
All teeth are capable " this with proper care.
Wastes and pastss shoald be avoided a. they
are injurious AZ are also many Of the powders
A properly prepared powder, however. 4 tbs
only right and perfect thing so cleanse and PRO
serve the toeth 1his ne have snceeedcd IA pro-
ducinr after much labor kAnd expense. The
formula n by one If tho most NOTED debtistS %
IL this country and IL absolutely perfect
sAPODENTA--Is the name We have adopted
for II. and ~e are the exclusive owners and
manufacturers. We guarantee Saposienta 70 be
the only perfect 10th powder on the market
That ~ will prevent; dssay and render the teeth
more beautiful with lees trouble than any othor
preparation 70 be had
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Gents cuffs. lie pair. one day only.
Saturday. Sept ,
NoIcT. HERPoLsHEIMER d Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Grand Rapids City Bands fret MP
pearanee al North Park Labor DAY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

~Pune- q India new book by The
author ~ ben Hur.~ For sale at
Eaton. Lyon : Co.'s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Scottish bsgripe music a, North Park
Sunday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

scottish bagpipe music at North Park
Sunday.