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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-01-02
GLEASON TAKES POSSESSION.

with an Armed Mob at His Back He
Captures the City Hall of Long ISL
and City.
NETWORK, Jan. Mayor Patrick Glea-
son took possession of the city hall of Long
Island City Saturday night with a force of
twenty police and hundred or more of the
toughest characters in the city. These
toughs were armed with revolvers to pre-
vent any possible attempt by the friends of
Mayor, elect Sanford to gain possession of
the mayors Office at midnight, at which
hour Gleason intends to assume duties for
the third term by virtue of certificate of
election given to him by City Clerk Burke.
Neither Mr.. Sanford nor his friends will
make any attempt to gain the Office by
force, but will abide by the decision of the
courts, which Is expected next week on
mandamus proceedings. Gleason declares
that he will keep the Office for three years,
despite the decision of the courts. San
ford and N. F. Clasen, president of the
board of aldermen, will both make demands
upon Gleason to turn over to them his of.
ace on Tuesday next, and II he refuses they
will Immediately bring msndamus suits to
compel him. Gleason; took the oath Of
Office today,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-01-02
Engine and Tender Smashed-No o
Injured.

PROVIDENCE, Jan. AT Needhsm,
Mass, on the central division of the New
England road about ten miles from Boston
tonight, the accommodation train due in
Woonsooket at 7:15 oollided with an de-
taohed engine of a freight througha switch
being partly left open by the latter while
watering at siding. The tender and en-
CINE were smashed up, but no one WAS in
jured. Passengers were landed In Woon-
socket at Ills, and Pascosg passengers
had to stay over in that place. Superin-
tendent W. S. Jones and a wrecking train
went from Woonsocket to the wreck.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-01-02
The Congress Committee Leaves

HAVANA, Jan. THE United States
congressional committee, which recently
came to Cuba to investigate quarantine
and immigration methods, sailed yesterday
for TAMPA
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-01-02
TYPHUs SPREADING.
Many New Cases-Quarantine Esfal
lInhnd

Many New OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Esfab-
lIshed.
NEw YORK, Jan. Twenty eight new
cases Of typhus developed too day, the ma
joIity coming from the cheap lodging
house No. 81 Bsysrd street, from which
three cases were reported Saturday. All
the persons fiicted were removed to the
Riverside hospital and a quarantine has
been established at the places where the
reported to the health authorities within
the past three days now number forty.
Every precaution Is being taken to prevent
the spread Of the disease.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-01-02

RAILROAD WRECK

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-"Mr. Blaine IL
much better" said DR.. johnson this even
fn0
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-01-02

MADRID. Jan. IA. Loudon Snowden,
the new United States minister to Spain,
has arrived here. Yesterday he called
upon Senior Sagasts, the prime minister.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-01-02

A SITUATION by a man and wife In private
IA family, or would take charge Of a large
place; man Is q class coachnaan ana under
stands the care OF steam heaters: wife Is q frst-
class cook and lhu1dress. or general housskeeF-
er; both competent IN every way; best refer
ebces. Address JIG
1a2 its West Haven Com
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do1ants.
WANTED

One Cent q word each Insertion
nvs cents q word fer q fall week
(ssven tfnss.l
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WANTED,
WANTED.

- A young lady woul like board and room
NJ In an American CProtestanfO family within
A4 ten minutes walk OF corner George and
Meadow streets; references given Address
iss 81 ID" No. SIS Howard avenue.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-01-02

a YOUNG girl as day surse for infant one
erepces this morning between 8 and II at
ta2 It. So CHAPEL. STREET
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-01-02
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

suE RIsks, 1881 Moon SsTs. HIeH WATzi
SUE SETS, 4:e4l 7:19 1900
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-01-02

COMPETENT German or Swedish Girl fol
general housework references required
dSi 81. IS DWIGHT STREET
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WANTED

a WAITRESS.
n jaait. THE GLOBE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
kindergarten Topics.

Mrs. Lydia c. Brown of the Waterloo
Street Free kindergarten will 60 10 Chi
cago the last 81 the week TO spend the
summer. AZ the close Of the spring
semester in Ann Arbor. she will be
joined by her daughter. Mics Alice
Brown. Miss Alice was among the
graduates last summer from the classical
department of the high school. and is a
freshman in the university.
Miss Ida &. Evans. niece Of Mrs.
Lydia G. Brown. accepted position
last week in a kindergarten in Elgin.
Illinois Miss Evans was a pupil two
years ago in Mrs. Treats training class
in Grand Rapids. For the last year she
has been studying in Mira Harrison's
kindergarten college in Chicago.
Mrs Lucretia Willard Treat left for
Albany. New York. last Sunday, where
she IL giving a course Of kindergarten
lectures. She will remain there about
three weeks longer. During the sum.
mer abe will divide her time between
Bay View and Grand Rapids.
Friday afternoon Mrs Lydia c. Brown
~ the FREQ Kindergarten ON Waterloo
street too& her twenty five little charges
TO North Park Tor an outing.
Miss Hattie Rayuor will take charge
% the free kindergarten on Waterloo
street for the summer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

The regular monthly meeting - the
united societies ., Christian Eudeavor
rss held Thursday evening in Smi h
Memorial charch There were music
aud recitati0rs by Miss Hattie Goulds
bury, Miss Helen Remington. Miss
Goodman and Misc Ioouiia There vas
general discussion regarding the ex-
tension and be,te-menf - The work a
the rocieties
ON Moadsy night a pleasant evening
WIS spent al tho home 80 Mics Louise
johnstone on North Avenue. The *.
celsior club gave an entertainment. 20
which about twenty yspnng pefsoEs were
invited Miae Elsie Smith - 81 Joins
recited the pretty nursery rhvme "Iit.
ia Bsirnie's CBdale Dton.- Mics Johr
stone played one a DE konstis piano
SELECTIONS
Arthur Vilaan a Detroit is visiting
hss mother. Mrs. Iarnes Wilson. At tha
Hotel N>ndorne "Wednesday night one
~ the women gues.s - the kofcl gave
m entertainment 10 his honor Mrs.
Hon farniseed piano nuslc AM Mr.
WBson psaye1 or the banio. Ton -
Shsnter vas Srspaseally recated ~ one
n the slests
The clsss = Leonard Snyder Il TIE
lnsvesssiiss SUNDAY schooi w@ut Tor .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04


The Political Equality club meets next
"Wednesday afternoon at the homo Of
the president. Mrs. Mary Gould Pear
soil. at No. Ill East Bridge street An
entertaining program has beeu prepared
by Mrs. Mary E. Edison and others.
c. n. Colwen viii give concert in
the Michigan building OF the worlds
fair. September u. He will DO assisted
by Mrs J. G. Steketee. Miss Bessie
Walker. Miss Myrtle Watson and MIRA
Minnie Nichols
The second OF series Of receptions
given by the members Of the Young
Mems Christian association TO the fur
niture employees in the city. will be held
Tuesday evening in the association
building.
The young women who gave the sword
drill are going To Lansing Friday, June
ment for the benefit OF the governor 6
guard.
The young people of the church Of
Christ will give Columbian entertain.
meut in the McMullen block Tuesday
evening. June 8.
The Oratorio society will give the las,
OF rs series OF entertainments Tuesday
night in the Western Michigan college
chapel hall.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union Of Unions will hold picnic al
Reeds Lake Thursday afternoon, june
II.
Mrs. T.. Il. Coons has gone to Buffalo
and Niagara Falls to spend the summer
months
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
Symposium ON Hymn Writer

The "Wednesday evening social con
ference meeting u Unity church was
held ia the chapel room q the Young
Meas Christian ASSOCIATION building.
The subject for discussion was a sympo-
siam on The Hymn Writers OF the LIB
erai sitb. Mrs. James Is. Smith led
the program by reading extracts from
sacieni hymns. Mrs. r. q. ID. Holden
fUiloErd sith al epitome az the lives u
some = tie more modern hymn writer's.
Ry hymrsshe referred 10 songs ot praise
and gratitude set 20 music She men
toned Bryant. Whittier. Henry and
Samuel Lcngfellow. Sarah Flowers
Adams. Anna i.etifia Barbould Harriet
Bercher stowe Matthew Arnold. Juha
q. X Dorr and others. Mrs. &. y. udell
gave extracts from three og the noted
living Unitarian divines. James v. Blake.
" &. Gannstt and +. T.. Hosuler.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

picnic Tuesday afternoon to Reed's lake.
The members Of the class are Ray Rim
sey. Gerald Fluhrer, Walter Michel.
Arthur Barker. Harry Dillon. Way Mills.
Earl Adams. Robert Walton and Judge
Smith.
The Y. Y. club Of the union high
school spent very pleasant afternoon
and evening at Reeds lake last Monday.
Luncheon was served ~ o'clock. and
after very pleasant row on the lake
and solo by Ralph Apted the party
proceeded homeward.
The members OF MiIliccnt Hive. l. o.
T. NJ. gave an entertainment in Good
Templars' hall Thursday night. There
was largo audience present that en-
joyed the varied program. which was
well presented.
The Chancel guild Of Grace church
gave musicale on Friday evening for
the benefit OF the church. Mrs. Stevens
Of Lagraye street kindly opened her house
for the entertainment.
Miss Minnie Holm Of Lyon street. who
for the month Of May was secretary for
Rachel Foster Avery. has accepted pc
sition as stenographer to last through
the worlds fair.
A supper and social were given Thurs
day night in the Division street method
ist church. The proceeds were for the
bensflt Of the Union Benevolent home
and hospital.
The women Of the Hill Sewing Circle
OF the First Reformed church held a
social Friday evening at the home Of -.
Wincbell Of No. 2s4 North Prospect
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Thomas of No. 206
Valley avenue entertained the Gallery
Ten" OF the Fountain Street baptist
church Thursday night.
John o. Somers OF Fourth and Serb
ner streets celebrated his birthday last
Monday night by entertaining party
Of friends.
The young women OK the Good Temp
lar lodge gave musical aid literary en-
tertainment IN the nail Monday even
ing.
The Young Mems Lyceum held its an
nual public entertainment Tuesday even
ing in the South Congregational church.
The Shakespe-ian club met Thurs.
day afternoon at the Ladies literary
club rooms on Sheldon street.
Miss Deans art class held meeting
Thursday afternoon in the library Of the
Ladies literary club house.
NJ. II. \. Raymond is building new
cottage at TIE Ne ah awaa.a universal
LIST summer resort.
Judge and Mrs. Grove have moved
into their new home. No. li0 North
Lafayette street.
Grand Rapids lodge. No. 6ii. Of Good
Templars held a picnic at North PARK
Tuesday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

in the city Tuesday night, TO be present
at the funeral Of Mrs. 4. II. y. Jenks d
No. go Jefferson street.
Mrs. NJ. f. c. Bates. Miss Clara Bates
and Miss Helen Moore Of Traverse City,
waited Grand Rapids Tuesday. They
were en- route for Chicago and the
worlds fair.
Dr. Frances s. Hillyer is expected
homo tomorrow from visit 20 the
worlds fair and the international coun
Gil Of homeopathic physicians and sur
geons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farnham Lyon Of Sag
inaw we're in town Monday. They were
on their way TO Chicago and the worlds
fair.
John L. Z. Kelley Of San Jose. Cali
and acquaintance OF twenty-five years
ago.
Miss Emma VI. Coon Of Hillsdale, New
York. is visiting her uncle. L. w.
Strahan. No. ID Mt. Vernon street.
Mrs. Mary Worths Of West Fulton
street is entertaining her sister, Mrs.
Ella Winchester OF Lansing.
Mr.. 8. w. Schermerhorn is spending
the summer with his sisters. at their
farm on West Bridge street.
Mr.. and Mrs X. Randall Of Greenville
visited their son at No. 81 Lacrave
street during the past week.
Miss Louise Johnstone Of North ave-
nue. IL entertaining her friend, Miss
Elsie Smith Of ST. Johns.
Mrs. j. A. Miner 81 Ogden. Utah. Is
in the city visiting her daughter. Mrs
Charles McQuewan.
The Rev. and Mrs. 4. NJ. Gould re.
turned THURSDAY Afternoon from visit
TO the worlds fair. y
Alderman and Mrs. A. S. Damskey In.
tend to go to Chicago in a few days to
attend the fair.
Robert and Ernest No;fke OF Berlin
Germany. are visiting their mother. Mrs
Mamma Noffke.
Mrs William Andrus and Miss Bessie
Big of Spring Lake, were in the cit.
| Monday.
Miss Hattie Dubridge Of Iowa is tn,
guest II her sister, Miss Margaret Du
bridge.
Mrs. Emma Palmer In AZ home FROM
sortright's visit 20 the Columbian expo
sition.
Miss Mamie Hubbard has gone q
| Chicago for three days visit TO th'
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. w. Mather and child
rem Of Howard City were in town Fri
/ day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ball OF Bcld
ing. were in Grand Rapids visiting Tues
day.
Mrs. G.. l.. Townsend ~ Owosso wa
in the city for short visit last Tuesday
Mrs. c. S. Comstcck of Pierson. spen
two days Of the past week in the city.
Mrs. r. +. Uhl returned to her home
last Tuesday after visit in Chicago.
Comstock Konkie returned Wednos
| day from a visit 10 the worlds fair.
Dr. Palm returned Wednesday from
two weeks trip 10 the worlds fair.
Harry McKcivitt returned to the cit,
Wednesday after years absence.
Mrs. r. Murray OF Carson City. was
guest IN Grand Rapids Tuesday.
Mrs. j. ". Adams returned Frida
from a visit 70 the worlds ffir.
Mrs. James A. Sherwood If Plainwel
is visiting friends in the city.
Mrs l.. Smith of Saginaw has bees
in the city for short visit.
Mrs. SsuF OF ,lp.ne. was in the cit
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Clarence 4. Cotton is at HON
after VISIT % ChieeRo.
s. ID. Rathione returned from Chi
cago Wednesday.
Wright III. Calkins ~ jackson wea i
the city Iueeisy.
Clinton C. Durgin has returned frcr
western trip.
The Rev. SIR. Gilbert q Minnespoli
is 10 the city
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

The Columbian lecturn OF Unity club
held their last session For the soason
Neniay evening a the nome q Mr.. and
Nfs. Walter J. Toxin a No. - South
Frnsp~cf street, Undcv The direction II
Miss Ella Morrison ne club has made 4
profitable and interesting study - the
old masters. Trading down g. modern
artists and taking NJ the architecture
~ The world . fair buildings and Kindred
tupscs. The social Monday night WAS
MT an arr stueiy class. \ Poland gyp-y
told TIE young people q the past. pres.
snt sRd future - their lives.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
Free GO Home.Seekers.

The Northwestern Home Seeker is
the name OF \ newspaper just Issued.
giving valuable information regarding
the agricultural. mineral and other re
sources Of South Dakota.
This new state II enjoying wonder
full prosperity and any person looking
for a desirable location. or interested in
obtaining information concerning the
diversified resources ~ South Dakota
will be- mailed copy Of this paper free
of charge by sending their address
to A. W. Thrall. general passenger agen,
Northwestern line, Chicago,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Among those who left on Monday last
FOR a visit 10 the worlds fair are Mr. and
Mira +. A. Hall. the Rev. DIR. and Mrs.
Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. Richens and
Mr.. and Mrs T. +. Carroll.
Mrs. Fannie PETER and daughter %
No. 80 Lyon street, vent o. Chicago
Monday. From there they will 20 to ~.
Paul and Milwaukee 10 remain until
szli.
Dr. N. r. Evsrt- left Wednesday Cor
Chicago. He went a. delegate 20 the
worlds congress q eclectic physicians
ard surgeons.
Mrs. Henry Tens and Mrs X S. Gas
keil x No. 40 West Bridge street left
Wednesday afternoon FOR a visit 10 the
worlds fair
Mrs. J. W. Philips and daughter.
Mrs. = J. prene. are visiting Chicago
and ths Columbian exposition.
Mrs William Chinnick. Jr.. and Miss
Ella Chinnick left Wednesday for a
three weeks visit b Chicago
Walter Brown ~ M. la Barclay
street went 70 Chicago Tuesday and ~
turned Thursday.
Mr. and Mr.. Lon Porter. accompanied
ty Mrs Porter's mother. vert T. Chi
csro Wednesday.
Frank Shaubut EFF Tuesday uigh, fcr
Chicago. lie vas joined by his brother
firm California
Nr and Nrs Frank Russell ~ No. 2ts
Charles street vent % Chicago Tuesday
night
Mr. ryiis ,. NevcoDh iest Thnrsisv
for watt - the Coinmbisn exposition
Miss Belle Chamberlain 10 IN Chicago
the guest ~ Der sister. Mr. win-lcw.
Mr. and Mrs. r B wuosiepcx and two
children aft for Chicaxo Wednesday.
Mss Arnie Petersnn and the Miss-s
Delsno ~ent - Chicago Wednesday.
Nrs SaFNh sm.tA accompanied By
Mrs George Edison. via leave tonor-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
WHAT YOU CAN BUY.
The Surprise a Young Manned Coupe
Recently Experienced in Buy
ir;y Goods.

'tfs
Il tell you. Harold. we can do it ard
do 1t nicely She Was a pretty creature.
he splendid specimen Of young man
hood. They both occupied couch IN
her para's home. They were both young
and recently married and had Just re-
turned from wedding tour 10 Grand
vile and Hastings las was n frugal
salary. suiiic,en; 70 support both com
for;apiy II economy was rracticed They
bad peon absorbing tie al. ia poriani sub
Ject II furnishing q home. and Harold
persisted Ia saying IL could not be done
short OF :iUc. Bright. enthusiastic little
wife that she wac. insisied Ii could re
done Tor loss than hall that SUN. She
wac one Of those clever women who sp
p,eca,ed the value II dollar and was
4 constant reader II tho advertisements
appearing IN the papers FROM her
pretty nI.s flowed tie words quoted
atovt,. Her pretty Zee. tapped the carpet
impatieatiy as she awaited the reply Il
be- husband Il tell you What vii do.
Annette. take t-Hc a0d ask me for 10
more. II you can do what so1 cay. you
arc ihdeed a jewel The next week the
couple were ~ their own house. The
wife had selected her goods. had pretty
parlor suit. pictures and handsome Car
pet IN her iron, room. a nicely furnished
bed rcou. sitting room, dining room ana
spare tod room and kitchen. carpets on
al iioofs except the kitchen. and on tie
e;iuifig room iIoor vas China mating.
She had accomplished ali this for tloa
and in her purse ioS a rainy day ~ TIE
other go. Beymsn cCnrany furnished
the OUTFIT. as they do in the case - al
most every newly married couple. and
offered the new hrioe easy terms on ber
purchases. She paid cash though and
her home Is ss comfortable ard hone
lake IN any in the city. hsrold believes
nox his vife knows what she 10 taking
ahout and hieeses her for her business
IKE psoclisities
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy
Is famous as
Cure for severe colds.
Famous as a
Preventive Of pneumonia.
Famous as
Preventive and cure e.. Group.
Famous FOR the RELIEF ii affords ia CAGE
81
Whooping cough.
Famous as a cafe and pleasant
Medicine for children.
Try il. 20 cent bottles for sale by r.
J. Wurzburg. druggist. Ne. - Monroe
street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

nee. the largest black bass that has
been caught with hook and line during
the season. Mr.. Dcttenthaler gazes ON
such beautiful specimen Ut the finny
tribe with great pleasure and hundreds
Of interested people come 10 his store
daily to help him admire the magnificent
bass. To create an impetus in fishing
circles and bit At rivalry among the
holders Of the reel ard rod. Dir. bet
tenthalcr offers purse for the largest
bass that IL caught with hook and line
this season. The fish must weigh eight
pounda Here is a splendid opportunity
for some one To gain distinction and a
monetary reward as well.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

The Grand Rapids Wringer company.
formerly located on South Division
street, wishes tn announce 10 the public
and the trade in general that they have
removed their plant Ia No. 81 Crescent
avenue whcee they will have larger and
more convenient quarters IN conduct
their rapidly increasing business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

meeting "Wednesday afternoon. The
managers are planning 10 pvt no chill.
tasr<ins Il viii .. nor- economical and
blue gtnshsm suit. sni IN. little boys
81 Re dressed n 6ls. hsnu.~@
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
WHO WILL GET III,
splendid Opportunities Coz the Fssesnsn
Offered by peusnsnslsri

r J Detsenthslsr 10 al enthusiast on
the subject a fshine 1t % sport be
greatly adm.res and fsr nssn are more
liberal ana wiling g. prsnote "a. inter
este - this popular psstiBe thar ths
sane n !. isettenfbsler Tier. "a ue.
ihing Pc enjoys 81 much - - So. reset
ing pes.cefally OF ice IN hss place. d basi.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

In honor u the Rev H. Dighy John
stone q ihs Unitarian church. The beau
t.fui home - Mr.. and Mrs. II T. Clay
~ South Lafayette ADD Washington
streets sss on yesterday evening the
soeue q a happy event A large nun
Der IT guests vsre pr-sens The large
rarsors we're veil adapted - the dane
ing that took place later in the evening.
Nrs Clay had decorated her house in a
tasteful manner. and the evening was
Que q great snIoyment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Henry @ Post - Que ~ three musl-
sizn- sppolnt~i a. an examining com
nitsr- ter women applicants Tor piano
pisying IA shs vomsn'< building in Chi
ear, during the worlds far Prot.
Erich sschmail n Ann Arbor and New.
ton Carey u Detroit. are the other t~c
examiners. The examination ell take
place at Whitney's mu-ic .tor. IN De-
troit on June 10. At 10 o'clock in thu
,n,rrtn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
Ped Diamond Kose.

For nineteen years we have sold this
brand as our hest. IL has proven the
cheapest. Your neiehbors use 1t: ask
them about IT, Telephone Us for a
length. Phone ca.
WEATRERL1 & PuLTE.
g. and 6i rcarl street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Mrs Joan Ottc n No. tSs south Di
.isson street has returned FROM ar
vseks' risst IN kansss City and the
rorids fair Ni~ Anna Foster ard Ma
Dart from Kansas City Mo- have eoaae
With her
John McCalum and daughter. Mr.
Ferguson, Il Durham. Canada, arrived