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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-17
Ugly and Hatefn,

wei went wSonI, Gou,dn't ,,!, help it. Everv,h,n =.
hsd',r Hs"ng 4 sl with me, aud I,eerything ,e'yyng
"a, ea1seu lhis, aud for month. dyspepsia
er'. cav any ,, Ihlng, aud Just snfP Fs couldn't
bc,t1as 1a.' dnl ! USED sulphur BiItersa Ba u mis-
a.In Street, Boston. \ Mass ,.swiS' % Bow.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-17
SUPREME COURT.

Ida NJ. Barkley, Il. II. White, Mar,
urasier, et al, apps. w. the City Of ore,
son City, OF al, resps,; appeal from
c'sckAnas county. Argued aud sub.
mitted.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-17
For Six Cents

Sics1 W eVT Way you Dr. X K.uf,a ann,s vreo. =,
ever pubhsbnSe nne most valuable advises i,dses
CENT PSfp,,sned: of To any adde's suv'ser y,
paY :, nost, os ,nree cent postage sts@ou ~ re-
Co., tBsp Bos,ssp' Mds Address A. P. Ordwsv ps 70 .
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-17

The shoes aud bats at the New
fofk u 'ke'~r- tss, GLASS, Aad snld
si close psshis Try them. q,
DE- centsis alls teeth without main.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-17

AN ARREsr.-An old man named
Marsh has been ARE ted for stealing
carpenter tools from j, A Wallace.
He Will be tried as ,oon ~ Recorde,
Eiss Is able to attend court, probably
tomorrow.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-17

THE LAsr Acr-Bsfore going home
the members OF the legislature will per
f0rm At least one wise act. They win
20 TO Jones's aud get box Of that de
hclous frssh French candy.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-17

FLAsHLioHrs.-Just turn them on
your grocery bills once In while and
80 u you had not better trade with ].
A.'vsn Ea'oa, Successor to Squire Far
var a Co.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-17

boNs oy VETERANS AT the armorN
last evening u good meeting was held
Tor the reorganization OF Sumpter canii
Ia this city. II will be accomplished
and that with a vim.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-17

THIRTY FooT FALL, Yesterday
Geo. Stevens had bad fall from ia.
scadolding on the new asylum iuiirm.
ory, resulting In brusing him up pretty
badly.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-17

KNOW A Coon THING The ladles
OF Salem know good -four when the,
use II, that's why they call for the Tur.
nsr Star Mil whole -four.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-17
MARKED.

u nhA iER-HOLMAN.--At the NJ T
m'Sonnse: "a ,onns: Salem, Tuesday, Fell
IT, 1898 Eta Heater, and Frank T
ciatiug. l'"u' oih-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-17

SsnsoS;- Ssrs oS;-as sssdis, Sd sssd lad sa
men, Portland. 6rssowS 6SnowN
---- 2l.ln.wc.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-17

essshmsliow PIaesppies. ten Tor Sc.
- The Spa
Thsvs lns EnsIish walputs-aS a.
--as ssoss 4 0lls'a
UrrS PILLS nauIw no change Of
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-17

FINS AND fAr-E IA Bluudell has
{ good s'ock Of young chickens.
1sssve o'dsrs as market opposite State
Insurance Co.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-17

eArIsFr ALl--'rhe salem Art con-.
pay 70 ds'ing ss good work as eau d.
ssrned out. Visit their gallery on Lib
eesy street. N
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-17

The hIshes, praise has been Won hy
Hoods Pills Tor their easy. ys, ,fiielen,
-s''os' sud ~ ali dsugglsls p.ies
Is esatA
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-17
The Plain Truth

Is good enough f'r Hood's SarsspsrilIa
there Is na need NJ e,ubeilishmeot or
'ens~''"nAl'sin' simply what Hood
dce-, 'hs, tells the story Of
's merit. IL you have newer na,lssd
lie oeosfi'sa single hoItle viii eony,ucs
'oa u is q good medicius.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-17

TIE above l'ems II appropriations
sre AS neporled by the o,n,,nittee, ard
will be o,asiden,d ia the house Ia com.
n''."e Of the whole, where i,ems may
b. changed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-17
Bargains in Land.

W n "; smith, postmaster OF Lewisville. and
> o1o omurpny, oi Sa'em have for sale about
Ine d,,' ; ni sood farming and st, ok land in
tre ireooL Lu Klamut- country in Pork cnunty.
nrnn oceS range from S6 TO so per acre. All good
tniWaa !, a. q On the marRea for the fest
I he ahnva eau oa'glns. Gail on or address
DIV 2-lb-tf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-17

| Pinda, 20 bracelet Tuesday evening
e1-ive re,yo !, use leave At "rhe Palace" and
2-l5-2Ls
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-17

py.Ta I'm double link silver watch chain. not
v ard. Lev Len = uut pilzed as a keepsake. g.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
Died afihe ShOp.

Horatio Willard died suddenly yester-
day morning in Billiards stencil shop at
No. . Pearl street. where he had been
employed Sor severrl years lie occupied
little room adjoining the shop. and
had been i'll but short time. His en-
ployer went out To have him removed TO
hospital yesterday and on his return
found the man dying and no soon
breathed his last. Coroner Locher had
the body removed 10 Mason's undertake
ing rooms. After an examination 81 the
remains be concluded il was unneccs-
sary IL hold All inquest. His decision
Was that Willard died Il congestion II
the lungs. Deceased's sister. Mrs. \. a.
Simonds IL Dayton. Ohio. was tele-
graphed 10. and a reply was received
from her husband. stating that he would
come on for the remains and that they
would Dee taken % the home Of his near
relatives. who live near Boston and are
IN good circumstances. Deceased was
over 40 years old. Mr.. Billiard knows
little u HIS former history.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

The ladies' Of the South congrega-
tionai church will give the Temple u
Fame" entertainment in Hartman :
music hail tonight for the benefit Of the
Womans home and hospital. The
hoard % managers have been trying 10
raise their payment IL 81 900. and inter
est of <i.0. 10 DO paid April l. They
have succeeded IN raising all this
amount but &s5o. The procee.is OF this
entertainment will be- applied on this
Indebtedness. They are very thankful
In those who have assisted them toy
donations Of money. but those who can
not give large sums can help them 10y
attending this entertainment. They
will enjoy fine entertainment and also
assist IN this noble work. The home Is
for women and girls only. Atpresent the
homo is crowded and they are Obliged Ia
turn away many that apply 70 them Tor
home. Since their annual meeting.
December l. they have entertained 10
persons. have given t,i6 free meals. and
PA free lodgings Their object is Ia pay
their indebtedness, then enlarge the
home so they can accommodate all that
apply Ia them for assistance. Give
them a crowded house on April IL.
MRs. LiBsIE SMITH, Sec.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13


Grand Rapids never received any
thing from the Michigan division l.. A.
W. and she tied the record again yester
day. The spring meeting Il the beard
II officers was held in sweets hotel. The
following were present; Joseph ". Br~s
Ter Il Detroit. chief consul; ]. W. Smith
IL Port Huron. 4. X Baker IL Bay City,
secretary and treasurer; Robert q.
Steele "a ST. johns. w. =. Metxg-r. DE
troit; n. u. Morgan, Lansing; Leon Co
guard IL Detroit. George r. McIsse III
Alps,ns and T. y Hunt ~ Grand Rapids.
L. W. Ssheimmel II Detroit. II. III. Cos
slit u Owo.~o. H. \. DeFoe ~ Adrian
and W. +. Sheldon q jackson were
present by proxy.
Chief Consul i3resler reported that the
division membership is l..2- Ii had
been hoped that the membership would
reach $50. but Us - the wished fur
had not vet eyentuated.
The choice III a place 10 hold the next
state meet then came up. Detroit and
Fort Huron were willing Ia entertain
the boys Grand Rapids did not bid.
and consequently was saved from get
the meeting. The quarter. half mil.
dsii TWO u4iie u ". W Sudiipi'H sNsu'S
will hc contested nj the meeting. The
date 81 the meet Vas left With the com
uiittre.
In the evening the members az the
local club gave a sugar social and dance
in the club room on Lyon street. IA "A re
ception 10 the members Of the board.
HUT few Of the local wheelmen were in
attendance. The had weather kept
many 81 the young women at home. but
Notwithstanding this misfortune a pleas
ant evening was spent. Many formed
the acquaintance 81 the members OF the
state board and they entertained the
visit tors in pleasing manner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
NOW FOR THE VOTE
The Bill for RAISING the River
improvement, Funds
PUT INTO SHAPE FOR ACTION.
Yhe Duties o6 Comm isst,ness ksaab-
Givea--sscsssary's salary.

The COMMITTEES q the beard al trade.
appointed 10 draft = ball providing for
the smendmsnt "a the city charter n al
loo Grand Rapids u bond itself tor tia
improvement of Grand river. held Lang
-~ssson last night and succeeded ia
whipping into shap. the necv~sasy bill
A digest u this ball was published IA
The HssAIp last week. and the only
ehAng-s ma.is last night related to mat
t-ss Of detail The ball provides that
each member II tho board u cosnmis-
slon~rs. which shall supervise the sosk.
must give bond in the sum 20 1900
for the faithful performance 81 the du-
ties n the office. No cash 10 ~ be- paid
out ~ the money raised on the BOMBS
except on orders sign-d by the prtsi
deaf and secretary 81 the board II com,
Tas-sa0ners and countersigned by the
mayor n the city.
The commissioners are "a serve with
cut pay. buf they are allowed . seere
tary AZ = ssiiFy not to exceed 81 90 per
year. No provision Was made a. a. tho
time when the special election shall 10
called t. vote on bonding tho city ex-
c-pt that the COMMON council shall call
such an election a. soon a. possible
after the bill goes into effect.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

! Following 10 the humane &gents re
port from March 1: 10 April .: Lane
horses ordered "a the streets. ]; feprl
msnd fof fast driving. =. reprimand for
leaving horse too loog unbianketed. l.
repriDand VI driver for whipping and
running team. 1. r~prImand Tor whip
ping and jerking frightened hors~. 1,
rsprlmsad Tor Jerking hoss~, :: rvpri
nland Tor hauling full load II sand up
Hall street hill with a single team, L.,
drivers reported u employers for abuse
- teams. 4; drivers osmpsliesi Ia half
unload brick while hauling up Sweet
street hill 1; dog taken To poundmaster.
owner arrested for starting dog tight.
!; Cor team ordered back on Ransom
street excayzfing. 1; fruit pesidiers on
Ncnros and Canal streets ordered t.
feed and water horses during day. /;
over check let out. l: assisted horse ont
81 sewer hole on Ellsworth avenue. 1;
call n No. "a North Front street Ia
shoot suck hors. lpit found services not
seeded. I, horse on Madison avenue or
dsred cared for. l; horses blsnketed. 4;
goad stick taken from driver tusing II in
plac- 81 whip. l; arrest for fast driving
I. conviction for fast driving. >: alleged
cruelty d child investigated on loDia
street and matter referred To county
Agent. l. Total cases. AZ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

The kindergarten meeting at Foun-
tain Street baptist church yesterday
was largely attended 10 hear Mrs Tust's
address on the subject of Stories for
Children" She said there were i've
things necessary for the good story
teller. imagination. common sense. cul
ture. fancy and dramatic fire. Ii was
we'll Ia tell story in detail il one wished
To- interest children and should dwell
upon the virtues OF life rather than the
vices, making the good and pure at
tractive to the child" She recommended
that all stories have happy ending.
She had found a good story. often re-
peated. better than many inferior ones.
being to the child as the face ~ an old
friend or q much loved book to an older
person.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
Free Trip to Chicago.

Separate w o-r-ld'-s Fair and use
the letters 10 spell az many words as YOU
can 10y using the letters AS many times
YOU wish either backwards or forwards.
but not use the same letter in max
ing any one word more times than it ap-
pears in Worlds Fair"
II is said seventy five small English
words can be spelled correctly from the
ten letters contained in Worlds Fair
Example: Wad. waif. soar. idol. etc. II
you are good at word making YOU can
secure free trip To the worlds fair and
return. as the Scott Seed company will
pay all expenses. including railroad fare.
hotel bills, admissions To the Columbia
exposition and so in cash for incidental
expenses. to the first persons able TO
make seventy words from the letters
contained in Worlds Fair" an above.
They will also give a free trip to the
worlds fair and return with 90 for
Incidental expenses 70 the first person
sending sixty words az above. They
will also give free trip to the worlds
cidental expenses) To the first person
sending fifty five words.
To the first person sending fifty words
Will Oc given w III CASH tOW dtOs pay IHK
expenses to the worlds fair; To the first
sending forty words will be given t2o in
cash towards paying expenses tn the
worlds fair; tn each Of the first Ave per-
sons sending thirty five words will be
given go in cash. and to each OF the first
ten sending thirty words will be given
s. in cash.
Only one prize will TIC awarded to tho
same person. Write your name on list
of words (numbered) and inclose the
same post paid with fifteen U. S. 2-cent
stamps for large package 81 our Choice
English Cottage Garden Flower Seeds.
This combination includes the latest
and most popular English flowers ii
endless varieties tsame az will I've con
tanned in the elaborate exhibit Of Eng
lish flowers at the worlds fair.
This "World's Fair" Contest will te
carefully and conscientiously conducted
solely for the purpose 1T introducing our
business in the United States. You will
receive the biggest value in flower seeds
ever offered. and il you are able Ia make
a good list Of words and answer promptly
you will have first class opportunity 10
secure free trip from your home %
Chicago and return.
We are spending a large amount of
money Ia start our trade In the United
States and want your trial order. You
will be more than gratified with the re-
suit. Send today. and address the Scott
Seed company. Toronto. Canada.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
THEY WILL APPRECIATE u.
Busnham's Clam BouLloa- Something
Of Interest % Al.

Anyone that has been on the eastern
sea coast ~ sure tn partahc ut repasts
whose chief viands are either HOLSTERS.
CLANS ar hluc;ish. These delicacies al
WAYS leave a favorable impression. and
when the traveller returns 10 his native
heath his OF her friends will bc RECALLED
with interesting accounts - clarnhakes.
etc. which they attended While in the
east. Anyone that once eats a clam will
hereafter hc lover II mollusks
The fact that Dcttenthaler, III Mon
roe street. is dishing up 81 all callers
cups IL clam bouillon. should cause a
stampede at his place III business by all
that enjoy anything Of this description.
Burnham's clam bouillon il par excel
lcnce. Its taste 10 pleasant. Az rel
ish il is unsurpassed and goes far to
wards making one think u the days in
the east. when clambakcs were the
order 81 the day. Burnham's clam
bouilon is for family use and il also ex
cellent for medicinal purposes. ia CASES
~ weak stomach. indigestion. dyspepsia
and general debility it ia invaluable. AZ
food for inValids il il unsurpassed.
Dettenthalcr will continue this unique
Offering for IA few days longer. and any
one that wishes To test Burnham's clam
bouillon il welcome Ia call.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

The Valley City Rattan company
never employs girls under ID years of
aye. Ii observes the letter and spirit of
the non eye Jaw with fidelity. The types
made sixteen" read ten" yesterday
morning and thereby created wrong
ia4press.on.
The remains % Miss Mamie Berry
were horne from -. AiphOnsus' church
"a the grave yesterday morning. There
we're many floral offerings. the primer
psl one being from T.. Steketee & Sons.
her late employers.
Directors Of the Ottawa Beach com
paay will meet al the resort next
"Wednesday. Ed and John killean will
look over the property and decide
whether they will accept ats manage
menL
The alarm ~ fire from box No. ia At
. clock yesterday aftci noon. " as caused
hy small blaze IN tho Grand Rapids
Manufacturing company sshop on Front
street. No damage.
\ brick veneer wall on the north glde
az the elevator in the Voight Milling
coinpsnss mill fell into the river yester
dag. IL MAS believed Ia have settled
owing to the recent high water.
Thomas Henderson aged - years. was
removed from NJ. "a Monroe street yes
terdsy afternoon to the \. X. A. home in
the city ambulance. lie was suffering
from typhoid fever.
Inc noted sa:i-Jesuit and ex roman
Catholic evangelist. Leyden u Boston.
will lecture at iIartmans hall AT an early
date on the attitude % the Pope towards
the public schools
\ movement IL on loot 10 organize q
nes church called the New Church Of
Christ. 20 he located on Waterloo street.
0hiisrvey Bisseil has sent his horse Co
a.lJutor Ia frrrc Uaute. Indiana. where
IL will b. trained by George Starr.
John Eagle was arrested yesterday on
complaint - William. VI. Adams. charged
with dIspo-ing of mortgaged goods.
The Rev -. :. Glldden Of Bay City
will ak at the Waterloo street mission
Ionlgat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
MASONS COMING RIGHT IN.
Nearly Half the Required Number Al
ready at Work.

The loss masons reported come TWEEN
" i've newly arrived bri cklayers at
work Yesterday. They claim that 10y
Saturday they will have more men than
they need. although they will work AZ
many as possible Ia rush the jobs. THE
men that We hire now said Contractor
&. III. Davidson yesterday. I'VE shall
keep all summer al long as there IL
work We have been dictated To long
enough by the union. We have paid
the same rate of wages 10 poor men as
10 good ones and now We shall pay most
Ia the best men. This trouble IL worth
$1,000 to every contractor in the city
Ii used To he that tho poorer mon set
the price for the rest. and We have all
found that the hest men didn't do their
best when working alongside Of an in
ferior workman at the same price
There are any number IL brickiayers out
~ work in Chicago, and Mr.. Curtis will
no doubt send over all we shall want"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

Charles Linzee. for several years past
With the Tower Clothing company. has
severed his connection with that firm.
and has formed an association with
John G.. Dunton IN the real estate busi
ne~-. lie will have charge Of the rent
ing department.
Dr. VI Beatty of Cincinnati has moved
g. this city. and viii make his permanent
home here. He has rented the resi-
dcuce ~ No. Il Charles street
Detective Kennedy il again danger.
uusiy ~ from a relapse 81 pneumonia.
\ O. Crozier Iett yesterday on bust
ness trip o. tennessee.
p Y Mosely has returned from an
eastern tTip.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
Separate R.-pnss Needed.

The reference library should by all
means - removed into the present
bssri q education rporns. SAID James
r. Campbell the attorney. yester, Az.
O. md The hu.nss and papers should D., In
separate ruosns Why. | sent over n ere
the other dsy tn hook up a matter snd
the room was a. filied with boys ard
girls co'il,.r'' ini a pisce - eft ~ vn.
IL = right that the young folks sh'mld
- provided vith this literature but ~
should 20 IN another room
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
viii Build q New bridge.

The old beard 20 directors was re-
elected 20 the meeting II the stock
holders IF tina Plainfeld Gravel Boid
company yesterday I, vas decided 10
bond the property Tor sl0oo for new
fridge across the river at Fiain'eld
The cou pany will ask the village ~
Piainheld to donate 5000 toward The
bridge on condition that the bridge
shall tecome the property - the village
~ the expiration - the compsuy's
charter. twenty seven years hence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

Killcan & SON May Decide tn Take
Charge az IL This Summer.

FL and John killean. who recently
rclinquished their proprietorship OF the
Clarendon hotel. have received fiatter-
ing offer from the Ottawa Beach asso-
citation to assume charge IL the hotel at
that resort during the coming season.
These popular landlords have not de.
cided whether they will accept the
proposition. but will look the premises
over next Wednesday with the directors
81 the association. A special train will
start for the beach next Wednesday
morning at $50 over the &. 4 w. NJ. for
the accommodation Il those who wish
to go down and inspect the condition OF
their cottages. Work will soon begin on
the improvements contemplated there
and in getting ready for the summer re-
sort season.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
A New Certain Cure for Piles.

We do not intend tn indorre any except
articles Of genuine merit we therefore
take pleasure In recommending To suffer
ers from Piles In any form. a promp, and
permanent cure. Tho following letters
speak for themselves:
Mrs. Mary q. Tyler. of Heppncr. Orc,
entirely cured me of pics from which /
have suffered for years. and ! have never
had the slightest return Of them since.
Mr.. +. OBrien. Rock Bluffs. Neb.,
says: The pkg. Of Pyramid Pile Cure
entirely removed every tracc Of itching
piles. ! cannot thank you enough for IL.
The Pyramid Pile Cure Is a new. Ger.
tain. painless cure for every form Of piles.
IL Is safe, SURE and cheap. Any druggi
~ill get I, for you il you ssk him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
Put In q Monster SAFE.

The Fourth National bank put in a
new solid steel. time lock. burglar proof
safe yesterday. Ii weighs 1900 pounds
and is one 81 the largest safes in the
city This bank has done prosperous
business during the last fec years. and
the last years business has been sew
eral thousand dollars better than for
any previous year. The interior 81
the bank will be redecoratcd in the
finest style and few changes made in
the Office arrangement are contem-
Mattel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
Two Youthful bandits.

Willie Pratt. aged l. years. and
George Forh~. aged IL years. were ar
rested here yesterday by Detective
Smith on advice from tho Wayland
marshal and they were placed in Jail
waiting the officers arrival The bows
are charged with having stolen a pair n
rubber boots aud other articles from a
store st Wsylsnd. They carried largo
knife and billy" AMI were equipped
Tor trip on the road. They we're offer
ing the bots Cor sale on the street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
S..i.sy Notes.

TIE \ q. L. w - preparing so give
ar entertainment newt Monday night in
the hall az the corner ~ Wealthy ave
nue and Jefferson street Mrs Andy
Esgen and others vii participate in the
program.
NJ thu meeting - the Central Wo-
mans Christian Temperance union this
afternoon. Delegates will be appointed IN
the district convention. which IL to b.
held az Grand Haven.
Miss Bird Reid will Civ. a recitation
and ~sl~ct reasiing fpr Valley City lodge
N - + snd \. VI. at their annual
banquet this evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

zas injured about hls legs. He vas en-
gagged al the corner II Cherry and Hoi-
lester streets nsSing gas Connexions
shsa the accident occurred The am
bulanoe took him 10 his home at No. 519
North Prospect street. aud DR. Griswoid
xas called "a attend him. M homes
~eIs broken, but the flesh Was badly
bxuL>ei