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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
ON the HoteI Reei.ter.

MoRrox-A. l. Lahey. Kalamazoo; G..
w. Bridgman, Benton Harbor; l.. A.
Seifert, Saginaw; G. I. Hills. Muskegon;
NJ. ii. Beals. Petoskeyi U. i. Stevens.
Detroit
NEw LivfNGsToS-Lorenzo Webber,
Mrs. John A. Weber. Portland; +. A.
Sunderlin. Lansing; Mr.. and Mrs. T. III.
Wintermute. Muskegon; w. c. Baker;
Mrs. W. G. Baker. Jr-. Spring Lake.
SwEEr's-A. b. Crossman, Vaudeville;
Mr. and Mira Leroy Moore. Greenville;
w. III. Russell. Saginaw; &. r.. Ferris,
jackson; NJ. II. Walker. Detroit.
EAoxE-H. A. Rich. Ionia; J. ID. Sum-
ner. Kalamazoo; O. II. Thurston. White
hall; ii. ii. Kinney. Schoolcraft; NJ. NJ.
Calkins. Big Rapids; ID. IL Nelson. Mt
Pleasant
KESr.-A. Clark. Caledonia; W. Gal.
lop and wife. Petoskey; g. II. Smith.
Big Rapids; w. III. Cline and wife. Jack.
son:J r. Allen. New Buffalo; +. L.
Daycy. Lansing.
BRrnoE SrREEr-L w. Gardner.
Harbor Springs; Il. v. Burlingame.
Coopersville; George Redpath. Martin;
r. IA. Doiun. Gooding; A. H. Saur,
Kent City, G. r. Barrett, Kent City.
CLARENDON -Jonathan BundQe, Sand
Lake, T. +. Bunday. ST. Johns, ID. r.
Walters. Spring Lake; III. J. Dudley,
Fremont; Charles Nugent. Cannon; J. l..
Bailey. Rockford
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

James Ahern promised % marry
lloyd Hayes sister. She believed he
would keep his psomiss. The oll old
story was repeated She BECAME the
husbandless mother Of Ahern's child.
The siztsr's shame Inundated the
brother. A canker- worm gnawed At his
sense q pride. but he brayely repressed
the desire "a p1nish the author u his
ssster's aowafaIL Emboliened BY the
laeekness With which his victims brother
endured the shame. Ahern assumed the
role q Drag aud bully. tie jeered at
him ia public and tainted him in the
prescncs Of his fellows Haynes lore
the ihsults ia si-enee. although every in
stiact Il bis soul cried out that he
sbouid sInite the bastard. Que day a
friendly game Of base ball between
clubs chosen from neighboring villages
was played in the viciaity Of Haynes
home. Ahern and Haynes we're both in
the game. Haynes made clever stroke
Ia catching the ball and vas spplauded
by tho spectators Ahern joined in the
applause. but be declared In tone Of voice
30 loud that all could hear. That Was 4
great catch. bat be has sistcr easier To
catch Haynes heard the insult and
his cheeks tingled with the hot blood Of
Indignation. but be stayed the almost
irrresistibls impulse % resent H. Rain
came on and the players ran FOE cover;
Haynes with the rest On the way
Ahern overlook him and Kissing an
other Insult into his ear attempted To
trip him Haynes lost his marvellous
self-control and scizing base ball bat
failed the miserable wretch 10 the ground
He was arrested and tried for making an
assault with intent 20 do great bodily
harm. In Judge Adsit's court yestcr-
day afternoon jury. admitting that
Haynes made the assault. II which there
was no denial. returned verdict Of ac-
quirtaL The spectators in the court
room spplaaded the verdict The pub
he-fathers. mothers. sisters and broth
srs-will re-ccko that applause. The re-
suit vas brough. about largely through
the sloquence Of Fred A. Maynard. the
Defendants attorney.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

Somehow the regular Monday asser-
ton that the senate will stop talking
and DO something this week fails 10 ere-
ate the interest that would be aroused
By the ness that tho senate has really
taken actie.n.--Detroit Tribune.
The Connecticut town elections last
week showed republican gains every.
where The people are finding out that
the good times promised by democracy
did not Saginaw Courier Herald
Ii Is cleiR that thu wave and means
COMMITTEES - the house - framing legis-
lation in the interest - foreign produc
err. both cf the agricultural and mana
featuring class Bay City Tribune.
Senator Morgan, q democrat from
Alabama. proposes ar aaendmenf %
the silver repeal ball providing for the
free cranalTe AMI the remission ~ - per
cent q this tariff o. srticlrs from conn.
tries Which receive silver dollars 81 par
Even United States seusior sometimes
has strange IDEAS. Tee
graph.
After eli bis busy life ard brilliant
trinmphs In che Il ths rnost efenfful
lives q haEt0ry, ell that Primes B,smarek
nos desirie - undisturhed rest R~ai
ixed atahitsous ere bat small rniace
arid the leB9ihsninR shsdoss uh5eh
mark he Approaching sauset q he lie
Detroit Free Press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

Matter Received
WASHINGTON. Oct 10-Sapt. Bernard
tioods u the dead letter Office has made
his annual report % the postoffice de
fsrtment The report shows more than
100000 pieces of matter received, being
an Increase II more than Per cent over
the receipts o. the previous year. OF
the mail a.f0o. 9f5 we're ordinary un-
claimed letters. $4,000 were addressed
TO hotels; 2ls.ooo were returned from
foreign countries; $1,000 we're addressed
10 initials only 10 fictitious persons or
fraudulent nrms and therefore undo
livered- Of the letters clsssed ~ M
rnaslable. l.l4f contained articles not
transmissible In the MALE; gl.oo0 we're
either entirely unpaid or prepaid less
than one full rate as required by Law
aud were held for postage; 10000 were
misdlrected or only partially addressed.
and $500 were without any address
whatever. The letters and parcels
opened and recorded contained money
amounting 10 si2oo0; drafts. notes.
money orders. etc. with face value Of
e2-)o.0 US; postal notes valued at
xo.ils.fa. There were restored % own
ers letters containing s9.25Los; drafts;
notes. money orders with face value of
over s2.00o.0o0. and postal note letters OF
the value Of 1900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

Cemnasdinr a nasiority 80 largo that
the sihicst partisan measure might b
rsiircasied over the indignant protests Il
ne minority. shs democrats in the house
~ representatives Yesterday pasaea The
Tucaer bin repeating the feieral elcc
tions lsw There vas never wiling
sar ient e. PrrPesitions ~ a coa-
prcrnlse. The democrats bad the power
~ eip> TIE iss from tas statute book.
ard th~y wouid at listen b any plea
for . Substitute The tll vii nov 20 Is
the senate nnd 81 success there y oaiy
= natter q time The .lections' law
esnp.swetrt federal il,'g-s q srpoint a
sufficient spntev = ofHeers. y sseh
districts ~ nieht make Application for
fbesn. - rrnipct ne hzliot foom fraa.s
hrfbery sci sntirsasticn. fts przeaeal
eperution SEVER Invested An Amars,-sn
ritizpu - h.s rsxhf ~ vete onrs sri
asvs 4 ecaaseA Il did restrain tbs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
FORCED TO GRANT IT
socAllsrlc AGITATION Do II
The Gossrnnens - Last Has Yielded
in the PcoIae's DesnAnd frosis-
tons Of the BILL

vnssA. Oct. 10-There vas much ex-
element and surprise In the reichsrath
when Count Taafe. president Of the min-
isfry. Submitted ball Tor the extension
Of the franchise. He declared that the
government themselves had resolved 10
take the initiative In this nstsnr. - they
were convinced that II was impossible 10
further delay . measure for franchise
reform Tho bill. he added. would not
disturb the principles of the coosfitn-
ton, but would anyone falhliing his du-
ties a. . citizen 10 exercise the fran
chs. subject only 10 such restrictions ss
were rendered necessary by state con-
siderations. The prime minister con-
cluded by urging the chamber 20 discuss
the measure at the earliest time poszihle.
The bill enables anyone properly full
filling his duties az \ citizen 20 vote az
all elections where universal franchise
was the main topic Discussed Count
Taafe's action IL considered 10 be very
clever move, one calculated to cut the
ground from under the feet Of the agi-
tators.
Minister Stsinbach. referring 10 the
financial situation, said foreign countries
were now frightened at the very name OF
silver. He predicted that In few years
Austria would possess the whole amount
Of gold she required, while the United
States would be passing through an I'M
precedented crisis America. DIR. Stein
bach added. showed 10 what imitation led.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
Michigan Pensions.

Original-Alban Il. Botsford. Grand
Rapids; Peter n. Cook. Corunna; james
III. Gidley Litchfeld; Thomas J.. c.
Conant. Grand Rapids; Henry North
Deckerville. Renewal and increase
William III. Taylor. Mackinaw City. In
crease - Cornelius Sinclair. Particle;
Charles A. Robinson. East Saginaw;
Lewis c. Alderman, Fcnton: Daniel
Griffiths. jackson; Cyrus Beedy, Smyr.
mia; Everett Russell. Mt. Clemens. Re-
Liman b. Hardy. Frankenmuth.
Original. widows. etc.-Mary r. Blomen.
ty. Rockford; Margaret A. Davidson,
Joyfield; Aseneth Pitts. North Adams;
Lusan Gorton. Salem. Mexican war
survivor. increase John Nelson. New
Troy; Savannah leonard. Eaton Rap
ids
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

SENATOR Psffs5s latest bill l. the king
pm ef al that have gone before In the
long lins II absurd propositions. and u
IL Only fair 70 Dir. PETER 20 say that he
does not father this nonstrosity, but Ia
troduesd il by request" The bill starts
By directing the coinage Of al the gold
and silver nov in the treasury. and the
coinage % all Of either that shall be
offered until the aggregate OF s6oooooo'-
900 shalI be reached but this u merely
q sort Of preamble. a. IL were; the gist
Of the ball l. that portion which pro
vldes for universal prosperity. by sppro-
priating s6Oo,Ooo.0oo TO be distributed
pro rata. according 10 population. among
the states and territories. the same To be
spent in the improvement OF public
highways. building school houses. etc.
in wages OF 81 day % eight hours to
each psrson engaged in the work. The
bin further provides that all citizens OF
the United States Offering their seryices
shall be employed IL would be more
sensible. and more beneficial. II con-
gress would appropriate money TO main
tain a kindergarten OF political economy.
and compel the regular attendance
thereat oc those senators and represen
tatives who show by the nature OF the
bills they introduce their lack OF even
the rudiulents Of that science.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

ScHurLKE 5. OLps has been appointed
secretary Of the republican congress
sional committee. Mr.. Odds is one Of
the most astute campaign managers In
the country. He is quick to take adj
vantage Of all honor BILE expedients to
win success and in the heat Of actual
contest never loses his self possession.
dis methods are open. straightforward
and honest lie is great organizer
aud when once his forces are aligned he
holds them steady by force % his won
derful magnetism. The appointment is
the best that could have been made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

Seven hundred thousand brick are
used in the construction OF one OF the
tall brick chimneys at the Calumet and
Hecla There are four OF these chin
neys 80 feet high and two $50 feet high.
Another one $50 feet high is TO be built
at the mills next spring.
The Rev. Howard McQueary. pastor OF
the Saginaw universalist church, has
rendered his resignation and has called
for a congregational meeting for next
Sunday. at the close OF the morning
service.
James Cowan is the oldest stationary
engineer in the copper country. having
been with the Quincy company thirty
three years and with the Calumet <
Hecla over a quarter OF a century.
Captain Kinney OF Coldwater. who
has been chief OF pension division in
Washington. has been given work in
northern Indiana, travelling for the pen
sion department.
An amygdaloid vein OF very fine cop
per has been discovered in the Porcu-
pine Mountain district. overhung with
gray trap and only three or four feet
from the surface.
L. f. Parker OF Bay City has been sp-
pointed superintendent OF the water
fines OF the r. * T.. Nj with Office at
Ludington, vice r.. M. Wratten, re-
signed.
ST Mary's church in Cheboygan has
been divided, the EngIish-speaking adj
herents taking the old church. while
the French will build a new one
The Farmers Alliance Of Calhoun
county has made arrangements TO have
lecture in every school house in that
county this fdl and winter.
At Kalamazoo search il being made
about the homo Of the late DIR. Basil
Hamilton for $4,000 he is said to have
secreted on the premises
The fifth anniversary Of the settle
ment OF Rev. Milton Bradley as pastor
81 the Presbyterian church at Richland
was celebrated Sunday.
The Gale pillow works in Albion re
sumed Monday. employing a full force
OF go men aud working full time of ten
hours.
The annual convention az the State
Sabbath School association will be held
at Hillsdalc November IL. Is and l6
Mrs. Scott Gross % Battle Greek was
thrown from cable car In Chicago
Monday and seriously injured.
punches ~ wild grapes are being
found In Ontonagon county that exceed
two pounds in weight
Tho Rev. John Russell ~ New Haven
has retired from the ministry after a
service ~ fifty years
Twelfth Michigan volunteer militia
will hold its reunion in Athens today
and Thursday.
The Rev Robert Gaillard - Adrian
bad his pockets picked Monday night
q 40
Frank Warner ~ Alcona has bern
cent 30 jackson TOT three years for
burglary.
The STEAMER Sauratuck has cleared
5000 on the Holland route THE season.
Ougehic county viii bold an election
b. choose Eve read commissioners
Pres byterians are huiliinz q $1,000
church eslitce in Red JscSet
ffve divorces we're granted ~ Cass
county eoart last week
a vein q silver ore has hesn discov.
efej near Ishpenlng
Ceunssrfeit silver dollars are IN circs.
lsfion in leland.
Monro~'s sszs. box thiz yrar = -.
ipals
ssnilsc eosnty has - school teach
ers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

Is Not Intriguing with the Welsh &C
Overthrow Gladstone.

Overthrow Gladstone.
SALEM. Mass. Octs l0-The Hon.
Joseph Chamberlain. M. T.. made AN
additional statement today in relation
to the eablegram which credited him
with making overfures To the Welsh
members Of parliament for the defeat OF
Gladstone and his own election as pre-
mier said: Tho story is absolutely
childish. There il not the slightest
foundation for 1t. Any Englishman
would at once see that il was absurd on
the face OF it, IL really wanted to be-
come prime minister in Mr.. Gladstone's
place the Welsh members would have no
power 10 crafty my ambition. They
are only a handful in parliament. eight
and twenty Of them altogether. And IL
Mr.. Gladstone was turned out Of office
even. il is the other section OF the oppo-
sition. the conservatives and not the
liberal unionists who would come into
power and they would furnish the prime
minister. They are largely la the ma
jority in the unionist party and have
not the slightest doubt that in the
event OF Mr.. Gladstone's defeat and the
coming into power OF the unionist party.
Lord Salisbury would again accept the
Office
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS.
Annual Meeting OF the Union With
Insfrucfixf, Addresses

huaft--tr-
The annual meeting IL the Grand
Rapids Sunday School Union was held
in the First Reformed church last night
with a large number Of the representa-
tives from the various schools present
The meeting was opened with a praise
service led by the Rev. A. NJ. Gould Of
the Division street NJ. f.. church. At
the conclusion OF the service Secretary
c. NJ. Alden read his report. IL con
tanned summary OF the work done by
the Union since it's organization in
June. ls92 Since that time the Union
has held fourteen meetings with an
average attendance OF nine. Copies OF
the Union constitution have been
mailed Ia every Evangelical Sunday
school in the city. These meetings have
produced good results from the close
union made possible by the frequent in
terchanging OF opinions by teachers
The union is composed OF seven repre-
sentatives from six baptist churches;
two representatives from the Church Of
Christ; six representatives from SIX
methodist churches. i've representatives.
from tive presbyterian churches; two
representatives from one christian re-
formed church; four representatives
from four Holland churches. This
makes n total Of twenty-threc schools
and twenty six representatives. or over
one-half 81 the schools in the city. The
treasurer's report showed the receipts to
have been s526i. and a remainder ia the
treasury OF s37s.
The following officers were elected Tor
the ensuing year: President. the Rev.W
Hall Williamson; vice president. j. +.
Cheney; secretary. r. X. Mohr; treas
urer. Marsh II. Sorrick.
Brief addresses on Sunday school
work were made by the Rev. Hall Will
hanson. r. n. Mohr. tho Rev Jabez Sna-
shall. the Rev. W. l.. Davidson and
others
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

Appeal OF Prof smith Before the
Ohio synod.


CINCINNATI. Oct l0-The Ohio synod
81 the presbyterian church convened in
the Second presbyterian church at I'D
tonight aud viii probably remain in ses-
slun until Friday evening. The trial in
appeal - the heresy case against Prot
Henry Preserved Smith vii probably
occupy two days - the session There
is a movement on foot 10 pass the Gaze
through the synod without nstriai 20 the
general assembly n lsef. but this PROJECT
viii be cpps,~ed by a conelierable number
The 20 delegates d the synod represent
The seventeen rfeebyteries IN the state
tine - the features - the synod xil -
En- atteopt On the part - the frienfls q
Lane seminary 70 have shat institution
put On a favorable fo1ting with the
churches ~ the country.
The synDi zill - ASKED o. iniorse
lane. II vii be urzssl that tie sens
rsry IN relieving profe@ser smith frun.
duty has cemplie3 uith the rA4uire
meats = the last general assembly aa.s
that me man ptscei open tie Institution
- The aseezo iiy shoaii now te nuliiiied
The conservatives ara prepared - %.
po~e any reimbursement ~ Lane 81 the
ground that TIE trustees q TIE eenlnary
bsve snf 80 yet res ~ FROM their posl.
ton towards TIE eefersi assembly taken
IN an oftciai action ~ tie tzsard en- July
y IL - the t-.llef = u.any sell n.
foFaed delegates B. Tie synod that Aa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
MARRIA,iE Law REFORMS.
Emperor Of Hungary Forced TO Sane
ton Them

Bona PEsTH. Oct. l0.--In the lower
house of the Hungarian diet on Thurs
day Count Albert Apponyi, leader OF the
nationalists. moved an address % the
crown which was virtually motion OF
mo confidence in the government, crit
icising the emperor's replies to the
Borossbes and Guens Populations and
implying that his majesty had been mis-
led and misadvised by the ministers.
Count Apponyi in his speech demanded
various concessions in the direction Of
naturalizing Hungary. 1t was Premier
Wekerles' skilfui reply TO this attack
that drew from the emperor his sanction
OF the marriage law reforms The mo-
ton for no confidence was defeated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

MAroE PIScEEx must compete for a
re election against Marshall II. Godfrey.
the democrat candidate FOR mayor OF
Detroit The latter gentleman win be
elevated to an attitude several degrees
higher than his namesake's famous kite.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

-Ir is safe to say there viii never DO
another such crowd until Gabriel
blows his trumpet in the morning"
exultantIy declares the Chicago Evening
Post. Possibly not. but there will be a
mighty sight fewer Chicago people at
the latter celebration
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

ArToKsEY- GENERAL ELLIS has begun
proceedings against the sheriff Of Shia-
wassie county to charge him with re-
sponsibility for the Corruna lynching
outrage. This prompt 90 action on his
part rescucs the incident from the obi
Won o. ancient history.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

TopAy Senator Voorhees, win move
that the sessions OF the senate continue
without interruption until vote is had
on the repeal bill There is nothing
dead sure about bis making the motion.
but no has asked the country TO take
notice that he will. Senator. the coun-
try's looking at you.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
NEUTRAL FORT SURRENDERED
Defense I'm Rio Harbor Goes Over 90
Admiral Mills

RIO DE JAnKIRo. Oct 10.--One Of the
forts in the bay Of Rio de Janerio. hard
pressed for supplies, has surrendered TO
the rebel fleet. The fort is Fort Vile
gargnon. situated on an island inside the
entrance to the bay. Up to the present
Fort Villegargnon has remained neutral.
Ii is garrisoned by a number OF naval
officers and s,iilors. The guns mounted
upon the Notifications are Of the old
type and not capable Of doing much
eamage.
la a letter soliciting the commander
OF Fort Santa Cruz. 10 take side with
the rebels. Admiral Mellow says he
does not seek power. His object Is 10
make President Peixoto resign and re-
establish constitutional government.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

INDIANAPOLIS republicans have given
the country an object lesson on how
democrat PROMISE and fulfillment are
received by the voters la less than a
year democrat victory Of go was yes
tsrday changed TO republican victory
~ 3fO0
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

THERr are a number OF things which
tend 30 confirm the conspicion that tho
man arrested at Cadillac Is one OF tho
Kendallville train robbers. For instance
he gave his name as Smith. and had
four revoivera
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
BLOUNT DOOR CHECKS
AND SPRINGS.

There is nothing more annoying than noisy,
slamming door, and it has been the endeavor OF in
ventors for many years produce spring that would
close door firmly and yet gently. and not form too
great resistance in opening THE BLOUNT has
been found more than satisfactory in all these points
child can open door with of these springs at
tached and vet the strongest wind will hold open
or blow it Open
DO NOT WAIT until the chilling blasts OF winter
are blowing the cold and snow, and pnuemonia and
rhuematism under your door and window. but
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

IT msy be hoa~-fly and frankly A..
sertsi that The ~Chicago day poetry ia
the pspers = that city vae not the
usost striking feature q tie hig csle-
k~afsaa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

CoswoSRLsck every day stage rotbing
- annoying enough. bat when the ban
dts quote scripture 30 the driver. AZ
Texas robbers did yesterday. the bpsi-
ness becemes intolerable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

WfLLIkw Mckinney IL a generous
hearted man. Already he has had an
inorslinste amount q fun at the expenss
al Larry O'Nsais tariff views. and nos
be e sharing the amusement with Tom
81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

DFrRoIr democrats have nominated
Levi T. Grilhn for congress- lie is
lawyer % fine abilities. but his political
following is weak. This " a gilt-edged
year % elect republican in the First
isafrtrt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

MoKE than million persons attended
the worlds fair on October and 10.
The official figures for October 0. Chi
cago day, are 7l3.6i6 paid admissions.
This is believed TO be the largest gather
ing OF civilians on civic occasion in
the history OF the world.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
FOR SHORT POCKETBooKs.

Good heavy Suits for 81. trim and nea you please
Refers in fancy and chine an
exceeding fine line from s. to So
BOYS OVERCOATS-There isn't an equal anywhere in
Michigan TO styles and varieties
Have you the latest fellows,
Wis the double in all fashionable fabrics
For big boys have long n
Kerseys. Irish Frieze
STORM COATS for large at al prices 10 suit.
When the buying hour fail
full aggregation of superb qualities All the