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Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-17
The BARKER Musicale.

Miss Amy Barker and her brother, Mr..
Joseph Barker, brought the debutantes of
the season and the college boys together
Friday evening at their home in a charm
ingly informal way. OF course there was
music, for these young people are versatile
and can do something more than walt,
Mr.. Gushing sang. as did Miss Barker and
Miss Van kuran, while the quartet of
strings thummed college songs, glee and
old English rounds TO the delight of the
guests.
And there was dancing, too, which must
be understood when these young people get
together.
Among the guests were: Misses Jentie
Yates, Helen and Anna Willard. Miss
kountzc, Miss Gertie Kountze, Miss Birdie
Van kuran, Miss Bessie Yates, Miss Col
PETER, Miss Cady, Miss Palmer, the Misses
Mccormick, Miss Leila Carter; Messrs.
Herbert and Win Rogers, Charles. Luther
aud Herman Kouutze, Arthur Carter, Mr..
Gushing, Mir. Christian, Mr.. Mulberry.
Messrs ED and Joe Morsman, Ned Stiger,
Walter Preston.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-17
Royal Neichbors Picnic.

AT the recent picnic of the Royal Neigh
bors of America, held at CORTLAND beach,
the winners of the prizes in the contests
were as follows:
.'"ntIemen's running raCc-Woodman pin,
given 10y G.. II. i. Rciprn; wOn BY Mr.. Brady.
Ladies running racc-Souvcnir spoon.
given by Hayden Bros; won by Mrs. New
ton.
.Gentlcmcu's three legged race Box
cigars, given by Ivy camp No. ., Royal
~NeiThbors of America; won by Mr.. Brady
and Il. G.. Fisher.
Ladies potato notwithstanding kid gloves,
given by Thompson X Belden; won by Mrs.
j. f.. Van Glider.
Girls race-Box candy, given by Dyball;
won by Miss Maud Callahan.
Royal Ncighbor running race. afternoon
Cup and saucer, given by the Morse Dry
Goods company; won by Mrs. Newton.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-17

patten lodge No. l73 of this city gave a
picnic Thursday afternoon and evening at
CORTLAND beach, IL was Il grand success
social events of the lodge always being so.
An excellent program was rendered. Hon.
j. G. Tate of Hastings, state master work
man, was present and delivered one of hls
characteristic addresses, which was both
instructive and entertaining. The musical
part of the program was also good ana
greatly enjoyed, as were the races and con-
tests.
The Nebraska Workman Building and
poration with the secretary OF state. 1t has
a capital stock of 81 100000, divided into
shares of 500 each, the lncOrporatOrs being
j, q. Fate, M, Ii. Garten, q. II, Barber, II.
*. Herman and II. w Mcdonald. 1t is the
intention of the association 10 carry on a
building and loan business among the mem
bers OF The order in Nebraska. The step is
a new one in recent society circles and its
Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-17

The membership of this order in Nebraska
continues to increase rapidly and new camps
are being frequently instituted. The latest
Is lied Willow camp No. 40, of Calhoun,
which WAS instituted Saturday evening.
september Q, by Deputy Sovereign lohn
troft. For n starter the camp has a Nom
bership of thirty members Several mem.
brrs OF Abba camp No. | of this city ar.
companlcd Sovereign Croft TO Calhoun TO
assist in the work of establishing The camn
one OF the features Of the order that now
attracts national attention is that Of erect.
ing a monument at the grave of each de-.
parted sovereign. Every member of the
ORDER IN good standing at death has a marble
monument costing 800 erected over his
grave and the same is uuvci!Al ~i5h appro.
pirate ceremonies. All over the country
these monuments are appearing in the Gene
terlos and are Il lasting evidence of the
worth and pOpulnritN OF Tho ordcr.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-17
RI NBLlNGS OF 4 RATE WAR
Hallway Braves Are Mixing Their War
Paint in Thick Frofusiou.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC STEERING THEM UP
'hk"'hhood OF the Livciicst Baltic o.,
h''ord-No Reduced Rates FOR Special
Days at the tair-Moro
OF Nr. Amcs.

War paint in thi.p ,r,r,.
mixed bv ,bo ,,l,,,, ; "'"'E
,r ,r,th,,. ., ,''N"' '"'''S III ANTICIPATION
o' "ho'hHf rate war.
SHOULD the cut made by the Southern IA.
cifc to points on tho Missouri ri,,,r r,, ~.
paso ,nd r,r, ,,,.n G Y 80 -
,y,,y ,.i,, wy" "' 'o"''n"'u Tor u
,''N' va" corresponding reductions every
"iN or So lo keep matters at fever heat tho
Union Pacific and other narthrrp ,r,rs,,,n.
mental lines will bc sr deeply rmbroi,r6 I'm,
the morriCSt rate war of the y,nr ,yi,l no, be-
q marker to that which has inst boon In.
augUrNtpl NHr.,4. 49, ''' ~"
Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-17
Pilgrimage In Ntruisurd cars to the Grcn
Culumb btSis.

Pilgrimage In Ntruisurd cav, to the Treat
Colombian oasis.
n Special train ON the Northwestern road
last night carried about lf5 persons. cousti-
tutinC the excursion Of "Shriucrs" and their
families TO the Worlds fair. Tho excursion
was in charge Of Nj. Frank Williams.
Nearly all the CNCprsiouiSts were on hand
carry. ana put in several golden moments
waiting Tor the train to start, bat there were
the usual tardy persons who showed up
,lnSt III the nick OF time and INC train did
not depart Tor several minutes after the
time SEIZED GlCd.
Many Shrincrs and others. friends Of the
eNCprsiouists, were down to see them uN.
and, Just before the train started, some
Ii~INt-nnEercd gentleman started to work
the crowd, with the result that n lady PAS.
scngcr was carried eastward mourning the
loss OF her purse. containing her ticket and
about 81 IN cash.
Most of tue party win bo quartcrcd at the
Great Eastern hotel while in Chicago. al.
though II number of them will stop with
friends in the Columbian city.
Among the cXcursiouistS were Gustayr
Anderson and Mrs. Anderson, Frank VII.
liams, MIR. aud Mrs. r, {. LiyinCton. MIR
ana Mrs Joan Gathers, DR. W. G. Maxwell.
Mrs. Judge Duttic and son, DR. and Mrs. Il.
+. drummer, MIR and Mrs. Clarence w. Cox
ana Miss Wagner. +, W. Crow. i. II. Far.
route, u G. Sutphcu and Albert Wiedc.
meyer, leader of tho Second Infantry band.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-17
Their First Party.

The Lyceum club gave its first party of
this season at its hall Wednesday evening,
every one present having had a jolly time.
Those present last Wednesday were:
Messrs. ana Mesdames Littleheld, Kelpin,
Wacek, Goff, Morgan, Misses Holder, Kel-
Ter, Graves, Page, Russell, Hess, Holder,
Aumock, Graves, Russell, Keller, Morgan
Con, Iietz, Russell; Messrs. Thomson,
Gould, Craig, reynolds, Thomson, Gould,
Hu&hold, McComb, Ray, Reynolds, Page,
Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-17

Local assembly 5.l4l, knights of Labor,
gave Il picnic at CORTLAND beach last even
ing. The attendance was large and every
body had n good time.
The committee of arrangements consisted
of Jesse Blake, j. Cone and William Herd
man.
The affair last evening was the first one of
ITS kind given by the assembly this season.
Refreshments were served. While the
weather was too chilly to make bathing n
pastime of personal comfort, some of the
warln-blOOded knights bra we'd the waters.
The various attractions at the beach were
all well patronized.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-17

Among those registered at the Omaha
hotel in Chicago are;
General and Mrs. Dandy. Miss Dandy.
Miss Hilncbaugh, Mrs. Charles Squires and
daughter, MIR. and Mrs. Branch ana daugh.
ter, MIR. and Mrs. Nirkondall, Mrs. j. b.
Webster, MIR and Mrs. Harry Mccormick,
Mrs. Remington, Mr.. Charles March, MIR.
Rose. Mrs. McShauc and family.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-17
Fine boating, Courtland beach.
Organ Recital.

An organ recital viii be given at the
Unitarian church ut seventeenth and Cass
streets next "Wednesday evening. Mr..
Thomas }, Kelly will preside at the organ.
The following will be the program on that
occasion
Prelude to The Delugc. 10. Camille Saint Sacns
"a Scrcnadc
b) Night Song I'''"'''''''' ''Auoiph Jensen
Sc Romeo luccisc I'm fglio, La Trcmcnda.
Miss Julia Tnliafcrro.
Canzarclla del SalyatOr Rosa. go. Franz List
N.elodio Chant du Noyagcur ,"....,p adercwski
Ave Maria. Gouund
Miss Julia Taliafcrro.
$40 sarabandc. .,..,.... John Sebastian Bach
Ibl ~Triumphal Chorus ..AlcNdndre Guilmant
Menuctio from sonata, op. 81, No. h........
A. rlo;. .. o xii, '''".'''''...i Beethoven
The countless happy stars
stand slien. Watching in the deepening blue,
They AT the trcliisci window loiter
DeferrinE their good night with blissful
words
Miss Julia Taliafcrro.
Pilgrims Chorus, from Tannhaeuser. b.. Wagner
Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-17

WAnoO, Neb., Sept. 1.-THE independent
Order of Odd Fellows excursion of Saunders
county TO the Worlds fair September 20 is
declared off on account of the railroads Pc.
insing To give us any excursion rates. The
Wahoo lodge, No. IS, appointed "A committee
to solicit. After getting pledges from 500
that they would go the railroads positively
refuse TO do anything, Therefore we will all
stay at home. W. Q. RAND.
w. NJ. LODER,
FRED E%BERmARDT,
Cnnmiti,a
Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-17

Eouutzc. Clara Palmer. Alice AuIrccsou.
RAY moud, Smith, Burns, Amy Barber. Cady.
Co!p"t1cr, Grace Alien, Miss Mabel Reed Of
ljgara. y Y. Florence Eilpu'rirk. Tad
bat.t, Ncssrs. picrro Ggruclu. Harry aud
Dean Lyman. Charles luihcu and Herman
Kouutlc, VIII and H,rbcrt Rogers. robert
and John Patrick. Gushing. llopkns, Charles
Gardner Fred Rustin, Morris Bcali. Ei and
Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-17

THE BEE is in receipt of many inquiries
from Odl Fellows regarding the rumor Of
a 81 rate having been made for them.
Miss Carrie b. Conklin. who was for many
years in the employ Of the Union Pacific, is
now teaching music and physical culture Mt
Tckamah with fiatterIng success.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-17

The No Wheeler X Wilson. with its
perfected tensions. upper and lower. is the
only loci-Stitch machine that makes an
elastic seam. 1t is the drcssmakcr's ~favorite
on that account, Sold by Geo. w Lancaster
y Co, 5l4 South SiXteonth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-17

Ipyul MNstir I.ppinn

A lodge of the Loyal Mystic Legion was
organized at Syracuse Monday evening with
a charter membership of twenty. The
officers are as follows: w. G., M. Hix; V. C.,
Guss Buss; secretary, IL. f.. Baker; treas
w. F'.'s, f. S. Case, S. Lockhart, BENJAMIN
Wilkins; trustees, +. +. Brown, Henry
IIeikcns, \. j. Bomar.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-17
,hnt nt Nntnmn nnnA-

Ocean beam. Micheal, Douohuc, Proctor,
llondriN, Gunner The next party of Tho
club viii b. giycu Wednesday, September u.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-17

Aft, and eve, trapeze artists, Courtl'd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

By SLOW process u cooking. such as
sfeWing. Lraxing. etc. says Maria Par
loa. II Il possible 20 produce paiafable
and nutritious food from the cheapest
cuts II meat. IL one will select the 'ish
that i abundant in that neighborhood
where he lives. rather than the rafer
kind. II may. with little care and skill
in tia preparation. he made to rival the
mote expensive kinds
Green vegetables are never cheap
when they urst come, nor when the SEA
scn for them j. nearly over. but when
the market Is supplied in abundance
they are not only cheaper. but IN grow
ing bearer home. are better. IL will be
best therefore g. use these vegetables
only when they are cheap. A fresh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

g. pay hack the loan promptly when you
SAID YOU would IL il mnch better 10
do without things than to get into debt.
for the Ioveliest dress, hat or wrap will
not compensate for the heavy load OF
Clrbt that presses on your heart. and
which tlots out the brightness q the
sunshine and iooms up before your eyes
wherever you may 20.
To live within ones income Is the
secret % prosperity. Happiness Is the
heritage u the one who adheEes TO this
rule. and a contented mind and an ever
increasing tank account will belong 10
the one who buys only what he can pay
iof. and has no wakefui nights worrying
over a debt that must t. paid bat sor
which there IA 90 money IN waiting.-
rx-tany.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

Good looks are more than skin deep.
dependirZ upon healthy condition %
ali the vital organs. II the liver toe in
active you have a bilious look. IL your
stomach be- disordercd you have a dys-
peptic .ook. and II your kidneys be NJ
fected you have a punched look. Secure
good health and you will have good
looks. Electric Bitters IL the great al
terative ard tonic. acts directly on these
vital organs. Cures pimples. blotches.
hollis. and gives good complexion.
Sold az Peck Bros drug store. 80 cents
per bottle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

she can peel and t.al POTATOES. make
. salapi q tcFnsfo~-, bot sh~ do~-n {
kan~ Latin noun fron trick
Add e. x~il an. cook@ chicken that
yoar app~tit- ssald gatesen. but she
rsns.tt fril ~hs modern from antique.
She xnn-a kc~ - oct 'ahl. and
aske asri..r cat q hsb~i but sh- dne~n Z
kao~ kufipifie- from Kant
on.~ IN making pte caught her
Jas~' an espetf uaaaf have isagbs her -
hus sbe ice@u kncs ,rse eiogusoce
fron fsrf
She ha- afm corsicfion cHr ought
cnir 81 r~sd srfion. snd abe ao~.n : care
re- .rssaee ct . tit
Ard he ~ she nakcs hss hlanets
suF~ 1. seth a thoa-sna ~sanets, but
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

Those who have used DIR. Kings New
Discovery know its value. and those " no
have not have now the opportunity 10
try 1T. Cal on the advertised druggist
and get trial bottle free. Send your
name and address 10 ii. F.. Bucklen &
Co. Chicago AMI get sample bottle Of
DIR. Kings New Life Pills free. az well
as a copy of Guide To Health and House
hold Instructor. free. All Of which is
guaranteed to do you good and cost you
nothing. Peck Bros.' Drug Store.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15
WILL YOU LEND ME7
Practice OF Borrowing Easy to
MAKE. Hard to Break.
PAYING FOR DEAD HORSES
Vomea Who h-aeome NuhAncss
Through fressiom ia borrowing.
Live within Your incosna.
PAYING FOR DEAD HORSES y

There i 40 habit - easy u fall into
nor 90. - bard "a break as that u Dor.
so~ias IL - - simple 10 say -siii you
Isnd me- but when the time eouios IL
psy back the l0an yoa are almost sure
30 besrudge IL and murmur something
about paying FOR a deal HORSE forget.
sing how much you appreciated tho
Kindness shown ~ the time you hesitat.
ingiy whispered will you lend"
The woman ~ho borrows sugar. tea
and spice becomes a nuisance that her
nesshbofs soon abhor. The woman Who
wishes to wear your hats. your le~eiry
of your evening shoss YOU soon learn 10
dFesd. and In Tact the chronic borrower
n a person WHOM al soonof or later
learn 10 avoid.
Do not borrow unless IL Is an abso-
lutte necessity. M which case be certain
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

vegetable diet - not cheap IN large
city still fresh vegetables ara n@ce<s
sry - perfect heath. and they should
be provided fnr the table whenever they
are In sessoo and sifhin ones means
Macaroni rice. dried beans. etc. are
economical and nutritious.
Canned ccrn when a the best kind. l.
a most satisfactory vegetable: 80 are
canned tomatoes. which can be servsd
"a esups sauces and A. q Vegetable. siaa-
pl7 sfesed er epcaiiope'l Chse-e. shen
properly cooked. is healthfui md nusri-
fions IN a perfect Welsh rar~llit 90
wA@n toasted % cnmbinsd With foaea.
scni. ch~e@s mssc- an eppetislng. shele
.,saa aud economical dish.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

inherited a fortune Of half a million. is
quite pretty and has host Of admirers.
but she is more devoted 10 charitable
works than 10 society.
Charlotte VI. Vonge is somewhat stout
but not too much so for her height.
which is considerably above the medium.
and her appearance indicates abundant
life and vigor.
Nine Adelina Patti has established
mate friends. II is said that after her
bracirg her.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

shs aosspt yessn fos -ealssrs not .
uhit
So cen nahs Der vssps md drsssss
til fellow fat eonfsrses that thsres
aos anofher maiden bait ~ sss~e
She's immersed Ia hotae ecnrietsiy,
shsrs shs keeps all thinss % nesIy' bst
IRON bEosnins not = hns can she
f~psat
Well. la fact. she's iast somsn: gen
tie, Iosahls and human. and hes fAuiss
sh- - quite wiling 10 admit
Txere soollsh % have ,srried. so ~e
seat 81 aud 10, married. and l tell you
Am uighty glad of IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

No. a. Reason ssrosi frs.s.y tsNsit.n. l.r,.
lot sIloIsisi lOCazs.iA.
facfof,. with fs8@cf ~ Afill .ffref nfs.i.lr.
bls2f. arIsef r~eeser -. 1stant ga .tl....f -
small manufactures c,nfsrslt, t.a.lssr. 1900,
s-sfcr3 add Llsa tassa.ss.i ss..,.ss.e 80. h.l,s
;ss. light 81: all sili.,.s aatsr f.,,s.r 80 tr
NDs<As steam fu~sri ffrikht fletsisaf. nata
sh.flslx anu Iaiisss, hDt steam haatlf.f 49,
Iarstzs Rain ls8idiix 1lxltl WI 90 40,
brick sdditlssn lfkfBi
ft~f rDor. q hut1n sfr.ft no.,r 4t..f
edaptsd for laxhf E.Afsiactafsi.. r..r4 sl, - n
pef seaf.
10 and y Haron .sr.ssf ~ s..r.sns s..sr
ro-asus each AIM. - Per rasl.fh ea-f,
- Sheffy rfrset cotres Jadensas sssssas.
j. roosrs excellent l,,catsssu.
No. ~ Acrtk tansa n,.u trick aursi.ita -
No ~ >orth loai2. uss track o~~lss.e 81
10. - Nnrth .'a.a. dNei.lns Hfst fi-lr ~
No. ~ North iofsia. avasiins. trss ,i.tslr ca
Northwest corner Canal En4 Ns.te-ry IA
Sixth str~ss' hri.irei. large sfors.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

Scisasinc distlnctinr BY women V n
seldom acquired. even whsa deserved.
that II special interest - the recent se-
ton Il the academy II science In basa-
ria in elecfilg woman Ia fun member
ship This honor has been conferred
upon Princess Theresa. sister II the
prince regent the only woman whose sci.
entific works have been considered
worthy % such recognition
Mis- Louise aidrich Blake. eldest
daughter Of . Herfordshire tErgiandl
clergyman, has just achieved the highest
distinction ~ q stusient IA medicine ever
Won BY a woman. She has taken a
double firvt- in the examinations 1t the
London university. II is said that she
attained excellence. not by special cram.
ming. but by steady. persssering. hard
work.
Mrs.. james Pierce Of Wanatah. lndi-
ana. ownsa billie which h said O. have
been used At The marriage of Pocahon-
tas.
Miss Eureta kernochan. who recently
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15
H. ]. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
rogER BLK

FoR sAI-f-E0rSFS AND LOTS
inc moiera nine rom house on Terssrs
avenue eskt ir.ntac-. c~t.e49 hy bon rs.sisisssii
must sch harsslh- tlso sne ga baftoe a..
me. EIGHT ruauss. cornef lot Hna "a 18th
l-aiGyest~. Win furnace. bath af.d al ss.i4..a
improvements ens 81 ksffscr asnaoe tssriss
roorls. corner lot. ss-cd hsra. a osrrSiE. ons
On tcu.ral avenue. oDe orl Paris sypsistA nns "a
North ffors,ec; ufsc On hasttrsx zoe 90 kirt
srd ayeuoe Aiso tuo hslu~t< sn fertrr strs-.-f
70 exchange for tflse AMI h. ccntrs-ls i.,caf.l
1No houses 90 a. siri-t- Store co. halsfaxDS
sseaue for sale 90 sschanre
FARMS toR SAI.E OR EIcHRN6E
10 acre. a. IeahFid.;r fslvfishif,. fne ss.s-x
farm soil clay ioam; lanx. bafnt small hsissa
10 scrss ImrrpseJ. baianrs hcrch. F,.stla eta
and ash Timber. for sails exchange sot city
property.
49, scrs- s~e.s rsiic- frssn city: one - re
best stock dasry farms sn The state wrll
~atered with sgsripF brs.sk. Two r-si orch.r.i.
On farm, tso sood hoases- sooa barns aud trst
class cod.
DISC - acres six miles frorn city. God ban..
ines. es-od orchard aud god land
I have also an naut,er 81 Toe fisces - sarsra
lands hear iso estS hanging srola i've - forsy
ecr~.
have lots In al part 81 the elty - sel asl
sxchsnSc.
Houses IN rent
Aonsy 10 loan Ga good real erte,e sscarssy.
n J Brsof<iA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores. letter. chspped hands. chilhlains.
corns. and all skin eruptions. and posi-.
lively cures piles or no pay required. IL
is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sal, by Peck Bros, drug
gists. corner Monroe and Division
sfrperz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

Abroad. No million dol.
lar steamers 10 be sure
great crowds bidding sorrow
ful farewells TO shaky. ven
some relatives. who feel they
may never reach the other
shore-none Of the pangs Of
severed hearfstrings. No
tears. just all JOY in this
yet they go abroad "alle-
same" For abroad, you
know. has been transported
to Chicago. for this season
only-and the late" people
OF this city are beginning TO
realize through their friends
who have been. and. perhaps.
from reading an occasional
reminder from the under
signedl. that the show is on;
the scenery. wardrobe and
properties new and appro-
pirate. and the spectacle the
grandest and most instruc-
tive the world has ever seen.
These returning friends
should also tell the late"
residents that the last ex-
hibit is on the stage; that
from now the things will
commence 10 age; that the
yelvety lawns. now ar their
greenest. will gradually burn;
that the statuary. fountains.
CO umns ana all exterIors.
now at their whitest and
richest. are predisposed TO
early decay; that the subtle
shop wear finds it's victims at
fairs easier than at ordinary
stores; that the uniforms
which add so much 10 tine
Kaleidoscope gayety- gaudy
in their designs. and bat for
temporary use-will be faded
by and by; that the opera
bouEe suits II the Gondoliers
already taken on a middle
aged expression. Particularly
up the back. ct cetera. ct
cetera. ct cetera. Abroad in
FIVE hours after breakfast,
That is the story Of today.
Viii YOU GO abroad this year?
You will. Will you wait and
see the show when lis passe;
when the flags are frayed
and faded; when the crowds
are biggest and all that: We
hope Motive want you to
get the most possible for
your money! most comfort,
most convenience. most beau.
tiful views. most pleasing at
mosphere. most room in the
hotels. street cars. gondolas.
electric launches. elevators.
restaurants and 20 on. We
want you to get as much as
possible out III your first
day. and rciterate that IL you
will take the White City
Flyer. 1:l5 a. m. you can get
of at the gate 81 the fair ut
noon and have all that your
legs will stand in any first
day by the time night ar
rives. You will be just that
much the gamer. Gro. DE.
HAVEN. Geni. Passr. Agt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15
nRohlIE oRpER-s,s,e of Michigan. coun

DROblTE ORDER State Of Michigan. coun-
i u Of kent ss--At session 81 the probate
court for said county OF kers, held az the pro-
bate Office ia the city 81 Grand Rapids. ON the
2s.b day Of May, IN tho year one thousand
eight hundred and ninsty-thtee.
Presen-. Cyrus r. Perkins Judge of Probate
In 'he matter 81 the estate OF
FERDINAND SCHNEIDER. deces sed.
An instrument IN writing purportioe "a be
the last will and testament Of SAID efscea sed.
having been filed IN this court for probate.
Ia is ordered that Friday. the 10th day of
June. lsso. ut ten oclock in the forenoon, at
said probate Office. b. appointed for provisn
said Instrument.
And IL is further ordered tina. copy OF this
order be- published three successive weeks
previous to said day Of hearing in the Grand
Rapids Herald, daily newspaper printed aud
circulating In said county % Kent.
CYRUS r.. PERKINS.
"A true copy.1 Judge % Probate
HAKRY u. JKwELL. Register. thur june II
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15
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