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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-05
Program.

Following IS the program of the
Phillips County Sunday School Asso,
citation, to be held at Kirwin, October
IL and IA, 1893:
1870 q. m-Devotional exercises
Rev. f. u. Funk, Kirwin.
ii a. m-"Sunday School Music
Rev. William Harsenip, Kirwin.
ll:3O a, m-"Pastor's Place in the
s. S"-Rev. A. f. Cumbow, Logan
O. M. Cole, Phillipsburg.
1870 p. m-Devotional exercises
Rev. Hood, Kensington.
Use of the Lesson Helps"--Rev.
D. G. Strong.
place of the Lesson in the Home
Mrs. M. Fisher, Kirwin.
Work of the Officers in the SCHOOL,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-05
County High Schools.

The Phillipsburg high school has
been discontinued. The expenses
was too great the people could not
stand it. They cut down $40 a month
on the principals salary and dismis-
sed one of the teachers. The county
superintendent of Phillips county
has been writing to the school direc-
tors of each township and inquiring
how many in each district will favor
n county high school at PhilIpsburg.
The returns are very unfavorable to
high school. They say it will not
benefit the county only as it benefits
Phillipsburg.-R, r. N, M Stockton
NelUs.
Not so fast please. We beg leave
to state that nothing of the kind has
been done here. Prof. R;ste's sal
airy has not been cut down. On the
contrary Phillipsburg pays her teach
ers as good wages as any town in
northwest Kansas Neither has the
high school been wholly discontin-
ued. The school board simple or
dered the eleventh years work drop
ped and refused admittance to tut
ton pupils and that is the whole of it.
Now as to county high school. Out
of the 125 replies to the inquiries
sent out by the county superinten-
dent, more than two thirds we're I'M
conditlonally in favor of establishing
county high school. And of the re-
mainder, one half at least favored it
on condition.
Internationally Phillips county is
fully abreast of any county in the
northwest. She has graduated more
pupils from her district schools, and
furnished larger attendance at the
Northwest Teachers association for
two years past, and has done more
for the cause of education generally
than any other county in this part of
the state. And when you wish to see
a real live business town come over
and view our county seat.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-05
Marvin Items.

Archer Gibbs is having a we'll put
down on his farm.
Grant Taylor and D. M. Cox are
home from the strip.
There will be o supper at the M. u.
church this week Wednesday.
The peoples party speaking Satur-
day night brought a number to town.
Clarence Fearing Of Durango,
Colo, is here visiting his father and
sister.
School closed Wednesday so teach
ers and scholars could attend the re-.
union.
Gibbs & Stout have purchased the
Aulguv property and will lit it up for
q meat market.
French is moving the Church
building, known as the round top
one, to Charles Quanz's farm, east Of
town.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-05

GENERAL HANCOCK, when nominated
as the democratic candidate for presi-
dent, was interviewed by a committee
of New York bankers, who said that
If be would let them name the secre-
tary of the treasury when elected,
they would put up large amount of
money for campaign expenses. His
reply was: Gentlemen, l can stand
defeat, but dishonor never" And as
n result GARFIELD was elected, VIM
dom was placed at the head of the
treasury, and Wall Street continued
to dictate the financial policy Of the
United States.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-05
Council Meeting.

Council met in regular session.
Mayor and all members present
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
Bills allowed-B. II. Aumiller $50,
d. FL. Bennett So.
Clerk was instructed to procure
copy of original cemetery charter to
decide title to certain lots.
Bond of National Tube Works held
over until next meeting.
Subject of business houses keeping
open on Sunday discussed. .
Council adjourned.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-05
10 four farms each the paat Week.

TO four farms each the past week
-One word describes it-"perfec
ton" We refer to DeWitys Witch
Hazel Salve, cures obstinate sores
burns, skin diseases and is q well
known cure for piles. Fisher & Go.
The Kirwin Globe Ignorantly OF
willfully misrepresents the facts when
it states that N. b. Mccormick re-
ceived only 66 votes out Of 1853. Mr.,
Mccormick received 88 votes as is
proven by the records, but the ele-
ment which has since gone back to
the republican party refused to allow
the nomination to be made unani-
nous
In order to close out our stock OF
shoes, we are making some wonder
full reductions in prices. and If you
will call in and see our line and get
our prices. we feel sure you will be
convinced that we are selling shoes
cheaper than any house in the county,
Our $500 shoes for ~ %,
Our So rs shoes for $l75,
and others in proportion.
McILvAIN & Co.
-Last Friday N. j. Washington
was arrested and brought before JUS
tice Baum's court on charge Of
threats against j. NJ Henry, After a
hearing be was bound over 10 the
sum of $500 for his appearance at
district court and to keep the peace.
While IN charge of the sheriff he was
taken before Judge Frlant on a writ
habeaS corpus. His petition was de-
MED and he consequently gave bond,
"A large crowd gathered at Mar
vim Saturday night to hear Hon. A.
o. L. GeigeE speak. His address was
calm, forceful and convincing. Sew
eral silver republicans have expressed
themselves as favorable to the popu-
list ideas and will vote with them so
long as the republican party main
tains it's present attitude In congress.
Hon. N. B, Mccormick also made q
telling speech.
There will be an adjourned meet
ing of the Phillips County f. A. & 1.
U. held in Phlllipsburg on Saturday,
October 81, 1893, at 10 a. m. Sub
alliances not represented at the quar-
terly meeting held October 4, please
take notice and send delegates, as
business of Importance will be before
the meeting at that time. All mem
bers of the order are cordially invited
to be present.
w. G. ADAMS, President.
A +. STEVENS, Secretary Protein.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-05

To the Patrons of the City Meat
Market.
We wish TO say that Mr.. Charles
Dunn has bought out $, N. Duvall,
and the market will be run by Dunn
& Duvall. We solicit a continuance
of your liberal patronage.
DUNN & DUvALL.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-05
First publication OCTOBER 5, 1SOS-4w,
Notice Sale Of School Land.

County Treasurer's Office, Philllpsburg, Kas, oc.
tober 4, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that will offer for sale
on abe 2Sth day of October, 1903, between the
hours Of 10 a. IN. and p. NJ, at the treasurer's
office in Philipsburg Kas., the following de-
scribed school land, to.wlt.
Ne ne, section 10, township 3, range 10, ap.
praised value per acre, 81 sw NV, section 49,
township B. range 10, appraised value per acre, So,
value of improvements, $40.
No bids will be received for less than the ap.
praised value per acre; value of improvements
must be paid In full. J. A. MERCER
County Treasurer,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-05


Devotional exercises Rev u. e.
Sellers, Phillipsburg.
"Should Old People Attend S. s.
Mrs. Worrell, Logan, Mrs. w. t.
Strain, Agra,
"The Duty Of Parents to their Chill
dren and the s. S."-Mr. Quanz,
Marvin.
1870 p. m-"Prohlbitlon in the 8.
Sc p. Barber, Kirwin; Mrs. e.
e. johnson, Kirwin.
"The Duty Of the Teacher in the
Class"-Mrs D. r.. Hindman.
"Phillips County as a s. s. Field
on Map"-O. L, Smith.
q. O. STONE, President.
0. L, SMITH, Secretary.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-05

The st. Joe Herald points to the
following extract from Governor Nc
Kinley's speech to prove that the
Ohio statesman is not a goldbug but
n bimetalllst:
The silver product Of the country
not be Disseminated against, but
some plan should be devised for its
utilization as money which shall as
sure, not the displacement of gold.
but the safe and free use of both as
exchanges among the people.
Now the people would like to know
why this mysterious some plan7''
Don't the republicans know any plan
They have never offered one They
are opposed to free coinage, They
demonetized silver in 1873. Now
they shake their wise heads ominous.
" and declare soIemnly that "some
plan ought to he DEVISED" but never
once do they attempt 10 devise it.
More than that they oppose with all
their force any effort by other parties
to devise this plan. Don't it look
like hypocrisy? But the people are
beyond such subterfuges as that
The governor and his cohorts will
have to invent some more ingenious
sentences than the above If they de-
ceive the Intelligent voters of the
west as to their position on the silver
question.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-05
70 the Public.

Phillipsburg Post of the Grand
Army of the Republic hereby tender
It's sincere thanks to the people Of
Phillipsburg and others who so gen
erously contributed money means and
property towards defraying the ex-
penses Of the late soldiers reunion Of
this county.
W. H. PRATT, Post Commander.
W. H. SCoTT, Adiutant.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-05
Letter List.

Following is a list Of letters re.
naming unclaimed IN the postohice
at Phillipsburg, Kans., Sept. 80, 1893
Mrs. Nella M. Foster, Walter Pat
toe, Michael Preuss.
Persons calling for any of the above
please say advertised"
GEORGE VANCLEAvE, P. NJ.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-05
Fall Millinery.

Just arrived at Mrs. j. E. Mitch
ellis, on the south side of the square,
girls school sailors, nqpberless, in
fact all the latest styles in baby caps,
children's hats, ribbons, velvsts,
grapes and nuns yelling. She aims
to please. Call and see.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-05
Gents Furnishing Goods.

VIII not pay attention to the OF the goods for we
ust o4se out the stock as Mchasky intends going to
III Che spring SO we have concluded to our stock
we Will quote prices below will sec that goods
DO bought cheap again Remember no humbug
out genuine closing out We will be pleased to meet Of
oo and as many possible and at the
closing outwll bid you and all good bye ~ ~ -
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-05
PEOPLES PARTY TICKET.
For Judge Seventeenth Judicial District;
non. A. @, n. GEIGER.

ASSOCIATE JUSTICE HORSEPOWER,
who was appointed by President
Cleveland to succeed Justice Batch
ford, is only AZ years old.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

He looked distressed and he said he
was in greet distress. The latter infor-
nation be communicated 20 Clerk Cos
per OF Organized Charity. a. he took a
chair opposite the clerks desk He was
questioned in tho usual manner. At
each answer he would thrust three fin
gers Of bis left hand In the collar % his
shirt and give u hitch a. II 10 did not
exactly &c him. After considerable
questioning. the answers 20 all OF hich
were written in a record, IL was leatned
that the so}e cause Of his great distress
was that shirt He said il was too short
and did not AZ. and he wanted new
one. lie was shown the wood pile aud
the bucksaw. and was informed that a
proper relationship established between
himself. the saw and the weed pile would
bf1ng forth > new shirt. He said he
would sce them later. but 90 last ac-
counts he was still missing.
One woman wishes 30 take bachelors
washings 30 do AZ homo. She will take
such articles ~ need 30 20 to the laun-
dry and will SEQ that ali buttons are
anwsd on and all mending done. She IL
ia need II work and can be trusted TO do
her work we'll
A woman % neat appearance askel
The society 10 find her place as nurse.
She said she had many years % experi-
enee.
Men cut % work are calling daily. ask
ing the spcisty - get them odd jobs sad
work ~ any kind
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

n NJ R~.-. ga lie. - F.o-.a,,
Enelsaa. are the guests q Mr.. sna Nss
G. u. Whifworth u No. al Cresernf
asesss. They are part a company %
i1ondoners vho lirs IN AnaElea b go
eoanfrs before returning.
The Masses Lottis Barney and ~
Louise stors sho hsse been spending
TIE pas. aonkh attending TIE kindergaf-
=. u@l112z $500. -, not thssf ho@s
w
Mr. and Mrs bsxtsr fropes q Ovid
~ nj sna aAlpAN
~ - $500 u Mes
@ 1sss " ~ W es''esA'
- "A
- ~ ooo'u - Ie'uIneL 'io.. !,
-. ~, $3.50 - ne -: .nssn .k 49, ns. sse
sfr..s III 81 ea.~.k Sr.Sev
~
o.sncos Soe' =. ,,oslua 80
shsIi - e',.,,s Tst.ss,,. $50 80 - !
tnrn.d Rom.
"a - -.
,>~ - go, III ~ ...s'5 $500 - ~,,h
Nr ara M Pr d. ~ NJ n Coit
avenue
NJ ans NJ r;,,.x NeS.a - Tn.
don. Ont 49, h.xe hesn xi.;f;ny
frien3s in The civ nav. returned homs'
NJ w n rhh- "a t.,,slx 40.
.,snss,,. an. .,r.,,a~ - IIi.shsnw c;fv
"a Thsx I'll, rssn-n shons Ssntes.h 1
NJ D.x..-% "a a.,.h,ar. r,r,
and W;nnia - x.sters,.x -, Mackinae.
where they viii rsmain for ten days
Nj p...;. .na Nj. M.rv.ris Roman
Of Monros. who have been visiting Mrs
l. G. Stuart have returned hone.
The Misses Winnie Davenport and
Clara Fowls returned Saturday from a
weeks visit At the worlds fair.
Mas Helen Riseley has returned from
a visit 10 Marshall. She Is accompanied
by Mas Ethelsyn Van Antwerp.
Mrs Abraham May n spending the
wesx A. S Ma .s'x x WIN nor SIS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

Nr and Mrs Eber Rice. Mr.. and Nrr
A. j. Neckler and dao4hter ~ Chicagn.
Mrs. MrIrfyre and daughter. Miss Mary
ffat.hard. A.. r Carroll add Ne and Mrs.
~ 4 trasl. kho have besr Spending
two vscks N egmp AZ Gan lake. slu re-
turn home fsday
4, D Foet ard G-orgs Cosur-hsll wilI
leare ~ Ciaeinaati this evening b Al.
terd The eaticDai encampment - SOFAS
~ tpferans. Nhieh ogeus there Monday
n,orninr &c 4 tsa days session. They
80 - eleiexstrs traa Wllliam Alelea
saith Camp
sohssa Trasfes Fitzf;ersld sili leave
tn.lay fsr Chicago and The sorids fAir.
"a. EiE sttnnd ths worlds conxre.s ~
art..rasfon aai peace. bsfots which he
sii Ascass = paper on the relsfion u
pntiie a,hools - TIE peace aaorement
Fhs N,ehxsn s,as e Vrssrsns vill
holti ~ aeid sneaisrmept this rear. as
has h~tB .ha enst1sn for several years
past fhe BUSINESS - ne ofsiar ess
ffsreorfssi 90 he state meefing bsm lsst
sprae
tonrty Clerk Esily s~nt cut thirty.
sven caris - rerepna Who bad bills al.
l'Eee ~ ne b4ui Z supervisors and
hafs npf sisne IN 81 80 thar onisra
1hr eiaiuns raape frssn tlss O. y cent.
Clerk g. I. fifth n the Ungtesi State
e1usf Ar ne tien T. " Watkins. iury
F'fuaiesianefs ara making cat the an.
asa hst ffeni Witch e. 4Fae tuross Toe
tls district es,ert sn.s ne grand lary
fianiei Aeh.'tt s-st y ssrisae go
t,rtsf q atien.. ne Fre,~ts ptcpic Aeld
81 Fsy Frt ~ 8et1efa.l ~ ADDE'S
bstfe So -aeinss Gsorefs' an.4sciaglsa
iaet hieAt
ffsns y nsrrett eiitax = The 49,.
haze ttrFrsf pahi.si.sl - <es fark has
atrerfe.i a. tnfltatstn 4, asf.ife.a ,ha
rf.eeks - thetF ptenic a. ntfana n-aeh
Au4uet J i
fsafeefafs tan< eirsftaes aa,aaate.f
a. no e.tff 1tis l. .f.sses.e ~
Fl y nnsi<f ths tasislese e. the
osrreesesa,liAx isY Z l4st gpaF.
sarsa ,ss.ie.t visA ssB paaa.t- -
tfan 1exs aswn 80 fsasl street aa.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

Last evening man went 10 the back
door OF Charles Shuts residence. on
Waterloo street. and asked Mr.. Shuts
Tor something TO eat. He was insolent
IN bis REMARKS and Shuts replied in a
manner that offended him. He struck
Shuts and his two little girls. who
stood in the door. and ran Patrolman
Wylia caught him and placed him under
arrest Al the station be gave the name
OF John McGinty, but the police officers
say his name Is Hodges and IL chronic
beggar. Shuts viii make complaint
against him this morning for disorderly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

Yeast comblns Gives In Amer IonT
Fight

The var vaged In this city against
the yeast eomblne for the last twenty
months has resulted IN practically break.
ms the backbone II the trust The
history u the SIGHT IL familiar 10 those
interested In the yeast business. and u:
{. Goossen. Who has been at the heal
Of the movement against the combine,
wss lubilsnt yesterday when he learned
that IL had raised prices up % those e.
tahlished By the 6rocers Yeast com.
pany. Before the fight was inangurafei
the combine Was ceiling bulk yeast u
bakers at 30 CENTS a pound. but when
the Groosrs company began sailing 81
- cents the combine dropped 10 ~
cents and 10 il known that IN some In
stances IL was sold FOR Is cents The
tight has been bitter one and yester-
day bakers we're notified that combine
yeast will hereafter be sold for IS centz
Last spring the Tin foil yeast was raised
from l to cents cake. the markell
price previous 20 the yeast war. This
latter action In regard 10 raising the
price OF bulk yeast ends the tight with
the Chicago combine for the present
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

sfopf<.i street sar tr&rse en- he Cherry
srfeel lins faf Aslf haaf
Woleotr Lay q wsshsnetoa. rssenas
iBspsctaf. iuspected the books AL rec,
aros IN c5lleetor slekesss . ee ysslsg.
Gay.
The ssrk q grading TIE allss befwssn
kenf ana Otts<s streets hss begon
Barn-To AE snd Mrs Ftsnk T. Law
fenee. a giri
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

Fruit cans are the cheapest ever be
lore known since the Mason Jar was
invented IN isis. Quart cans have cod
number 81 years at o. dozen but
- scssou they sr- held By local dealers
AZ seventy nve cents. Lat year they
snlsi AZ 81 a dozen aud we're considered
wonderfully cheap Patents have been
renexed from time e. time as improve.
meot~ were added bat they have no~
expired and competition ia the manu-
factare u the cans = increasing each
year IL h not thought ~ dealers that
the prizes siii fall below seventy fye
censa this eeaaon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

The action Of the Grocers' association
In deciding uron Ottawa Beach an the
place 10 hold the annual picnic August
IL does not meet the approval Of n large
number OF the grocers OF the city. A
man whose business calls him To 40
groceries day said yesterday that City
OF the proprietors say they cannot 90 20
Ottawa Beach and that they cannot AZ
ford TO close their stores all day. as
suggested by the association. Many Of
the clerks having families say they can
not spend the money for trip 10 the
beach but II the picnic were held at
Reeds lake they could 20 with small
expense. The resewts at Reeds lake are
considering the suitability OF making
the grocers q new proposition IN order 90
induce them 10 abandon the plans for
going 20 the beach and 60 10 the Lake
instead.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

tn c,n<i.n@si En4uiser pat IL these
ro@rai1ns 2se tie nses ants - tee
a<Atsh< sugar boHI. AID eonld n4ks .
hoNhE8 sucesss eal u dfanstls fef.
sinn q sqsstnuees aErlepltsFal EeIoFis
~ sidefs ard atetlsfs - thsse artists
Onslaught 90 ire disabilities ~ the
Amefie4a pohiie. The Afsinston sister's
Isnle baIy. Annie herr. Trace Harper,
ueorgia bfier and cofsrie q other
clever peopis sbos up - cisss seconds
70 Their race for appreciation and AZ
plaose.
The wonderful mechanical sad sosnie
Effects used in this great productoE
woald slons make saeeess u aDy pay
but With really capable eompany, =
really god play. superb music. BIG
success i assured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

Mabel Allen. No. eO6 South Division
street. typhoid fever; Lena %. Bruin,
No. l43Central avenue, measles; johanna
Bout. No. III Doeseman alley. cholera
infantum; Miss Horning. No. III Lans
avenue. typhoid fever; Baby Walters,
No. 567 Ottawa street. cholera infantum;
Wilfred Keirstead, No. l6l West Bridge
street. chicken pox; Elizabeth Crun.
No. 6S5 West Fulton street. cholera in
fautum; Baby Nanny. No. sos Adams
street. cholera infantum; Baby Duns.
No. us West Bridge street. cholera in
fautum.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

Leroy Pearson. No. 600 Madison
avenue, Valley City; John Spoelstra.
No. 5O7 Broadway street. Greenwood;
John Moerland. No. - city. Fair Plains;
William Tibbetts, No. Cakes street,
Byron; Ida c. Sanford, No. 81 McCon.
nell street. Geeenwood; Gerrit Fix. No.
al Watson street, Fulton street; Frank
Beiboer, No. 373 Vest Leonard street,
Greenwood. Grace Osterhouse, No. 81
Carrier street. ST. Andrews; Jessie G.
Rennie. No. 20 Tamerock street. Elsie.
Mich
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

James May OF Scion township was
committed TO the county jail last night
10 await trial in the circuit court on a
complaint for stealing COW from Jacob
Opis- May says Ops is his son-in-l law
and that he and his daughter have sep
arated. The COW belonged to her and
she authorized him to take possession Of
the animal and sell il. He did 50 and
Ops had him arrested for stealing the
COW. He waived examination before
Justice Raven OF Nelson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

A reception will be given at ST. Johns
orphan asylum August 26 The Misses
Lille and Nellie Finn will take the hrst
veil.
Mother Mary Louise OF st. Andrews
school has gone 10 Cincinnati. Her
successor has not yet been appointed
The A. b. Watson post and Womens'
Relief corps viii hold a picnic at Reeds
lake today.
StAndrew's school IL being calsomined
and redecorated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

smiths Opera HOUSE. dresss1 ia nex
and attractive gafb. opens the season q
- - Sunday eseDing. Durinx th<
sumner Manages Smsth made mans
great changes IN bic fheafsr. references
to which will be made Sunday morning
For the opening wesk splendid array
II vaudeville tslent hes bees engaged
some q the acts beinx novelties Of fhs
first water. Do rot forget the openins
Sunday evening. August 18th
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

W. J. Sproat has completed his census
~ railroad employees and railroad Stats
tics in this city for the state labor bureau
and forwarded biz report 20 Lansing.
tie found LOO men living in this city
who are employed by the railroads cen
tertnc hera
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

Frsnk McNieh. lev Rloon and
eis.srEe Ihemp~sn. the three ieadink fun
makers n The Actors helhiay. which
sW sppesf 81 the TRIAD tonight. are
really fanny. and they eat help ii AZ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

EfectuaIly yet gently, vhcn costive or
bilious. ~ when the blooi is impure OF
sluggish. 90 permanently tnre hAbit1al
constipation. % awaken tile kidneys and
liver q healthy activity. without In.
riiatlng or weakening them. 10 dispel
headaches, colds or fevers, Use Syrup u
flea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

Beautiful teeth nrs . luxury few pessess,
We have heard people say they would gfve
everything they had fo< snch beautiful te<*th ~
80 and 80 had.
The true sserct 10 not - much n the perf-ct-
nsss Of the teeth % In thu snow llkn yhifenass
and the briilia nc Ipclssh.
All teeth are capable of this with prcper care
Washes and psstss shoald be avoided they
are injurious es ara also many 81 the powders.
A properly prepared powder. however. 4 ths
only right aud perfect thing 20 ciesnss and pro
serve the tceth his ne ha We succeeded la pro
ducing after mrich labor tHnd expDnse. The
formula IL by one % the most noted dentists pf
Of this country and Il absolutely perfect
SAPODESTA-Is the name Ne have sdoptzsi
Tor II, and Ne ere the exeiusise owners and
manufacturers. We guarantees sapodants 20 b
the only perfect tooth powder On the msfkHt-
That II viii prevent decay and reader the teeth
more beautiful With lea tronbie than sng othsf
prsparafion 10 b. had
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

Crystal Glass Water Sets. 8 pieces and
tray. cheap at els. for 65c this week al
Heyman Companys.