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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-05

Udl bOuCOlt VI AduHOho
Trades Unions.
CLEVELAND, o., 4 wrzesnia.
Demonstracye robotnik6w pie,
knie dis sic powiod1y. Oko}o
5000 ludzi W porzadku i po'
waznie odby}o poch6d po mie,
scie. Me by1o transparentow.
Po paradzie zgromadzono sic
W parku Forest City, gdzie
bardzo umiarkowane mowy
wypowiedziano.
OMAHA, Neb., 4 wrzesnla.
Moze nigdy jeszcze miasto pa
sze ME widzia}o tax pieknej i
powaanej parady, jak dzisiej
sza. 5000 osob maszerowa{o W
najwiek ekszym porzadku, a po-
tenn W parkach odby.1y sic pi-
kniki.
DENVER, Colo, 4 wrzesnia.
Og6lnie tu swiecono dzisiejszy
dzie6 robotnik6w. Bank, sk}a-
dy fabryki by1y pozamykane.
Parada by}a jednak mniejsza
niz W latach ubieg}ych: wldac.
by}o, re czasy So ciezkie.
KANSAS CRY, 4 wrzesnia.
Parada dzisiejsza by}a wspa.
nialsza niz kiedykolwiek pred
TEN. Po paradzie zgromadzo-
no sic l weso}o bawiono W
,Exposition Park"
DAVENPORT, Iowa, 4 wrzes.
I tu W Dubuque obchodzono
uroczyscie dzie6 dzisiejszy, kt6
ry W Stanie Iowa urzedowem
Jest swietem. Obchody by1y
piekne uroczyste; wszystko
odbyfo sic W najwiekszym po.
rzadku przyzwoicie.
Smierc BOnaparta.
BALTIMORE, Md, 4 wrzes.
Ostatniej nocy umar1 Jerome
Bonaparte o godz. 4 min. 80
w letnlem SVEN 1nieszkaniu W
Prides Crossing.
Pu1kownik Jerome Bona.
parte by} najstarszym synem
Jerome's Napoleona Bonapar
te, a wnukiem brata Napoleo,
ma pierwszego. Urodzi1 sic by}
W Baltimore d, 5 listopada
1880. Ojciec jego by} jedynym
synem ksiecia Jerome, kr6la
Westfalii, i jego ma}zonki, El-
zbiety Patterson Bonaparte z
Baltimore.
Znchwafy rOzb6j kolejowy.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, 4 wrze-
snia. w sasiedztwie ma}ej
stacyi kolejowej MountV alley,
KS, wczoraj rano o godz. 4ej
trzech rabusi6w zatrzyma{o po-
ciag osobowy kolei st. Louis
and San Francisco. Ekspres-
mana zabili. Poniewaz ME mo.
gil dostac zadnych pieniedzy
wagonu ekspresowego, przeto
z najzimniejsza krwia zabrali
podr6znym pieniadze, zegarki
kosztownosci.
Kobiet ME molestowano.
Niewiadomo W jaki sposob
straci} zycie Chapman. Wido.
cznie jednak strzelono do niego
winczester6wki i kula pre-
sz}a mu przez glove. W cia-
gu ca}ego napadu tylko diva
razy wystrzelono. Rufus Co.
ne, szef policy z Wichita, znaj:
dowa} sic miedzy podr6znymi
W wagonie. Wszyscy razem
podr6zni i s}uzba posiadali tyl-
ko diva rewolwery, a tych je.
den by} W posiadaniu Conego,
a drugi W posiadaniu str6za
Negra: Do sypialnego wago-
nu rozb6jnicy ME weszli.
Rabusie umkneli. Kiedy po.
ciag przyby} do Oswego, sze.
ryf z oddzia}em zbrojnych ma
tychmiast uda} sic W pogo1 "a
mimi. Poniewaz zastrzelill
Chapmana, przeto ME mogli
otworzyc kasy W wagonie eks-,
presowym. Chapman liczy2 "a
lat cd niedawna by}zonatym.
Nieszczescie ma kolei elektry-
cznei.
CINCINNATI, O., 4 Wrzesnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-05

RAJ spalilly sic. 2 2 niesllych.ana
szybkoscia pedzi2 pociag i 45
podr6Anych widzialo zgu be
pred soba. Ma Broadwayu
jest skrst W prostym kacie. q
b}yskawiczna szybkoScia pre-
szed4 tamtedy pociag, a potem
uderzy} o s}up telegrafczny.
Odbiwszy sic wagon uderzy1 0
zelazne ciezkie drzwi narozne.
go domu po1owa wagonu
wpad}a do budynkd. Wszyst-
ko zamienilo sic W okamgnie.
niu W gruzy, ktore spietrzy}y
sic do znacznej wysokosci. z
pewnoscis mkt ME uszed} bez
szwanku.
Zabita zosta}a 13letnia Ma.
mie Nairen, a smiertelnie po-
kaleczeni 63letnia Louisa Ear
hard, Louisa Berkley, Mary
Mahoney, Sara Dublin, PAM
Richards, Lulu Bast. Niebez.
piecznie pokaleczonych zosta1o
60 os6b, a inne lei zosta}y
pokaleczone.
Nieszczescie kolejOWe.
STREAToR, ILL.,, 4 wrzesnia.
Kiedy pociag frachtowy kolei
J. V. & N, wyjechawszy te-
60 miasta, przejecha} oko}o
skretu prowadzacego do mostu
ponad rzeka Vermillion, wy.
koleily sic wagony i siedm z
mich rune}o z wysokosci 80 st.
q 90 podr67nych siedmlu ME.
bezpiecznie zosta}o pokaleczo-
nych. Dw6ch wl6czeg6w, kt6-
rzy zakradli sic byli do pocia.
gu, by podroz odbyc bezp}a-
tnie, zosta}o zabitych ma miej-
scu.
Skutki bury.
CHARLESTON, S. c., 3 wrze.
snia. Codziennie jeszcze mad.
chodza straszliwe wiadomosci z
okolic orkanem nawiedzionych.
Najmniei tysiac os6b straci}o
zycie, a ci, kt6rzy pozostali,
wo}aja o chleb. We wszyst-
kich kosciolach zbieraja skiad
XII ma ofary bury i znaczne
sunny zebrano. Ciagle stad od-
chodza wagony kolejowe z O.
dziezs artyku1ami zywnosci.
Ale to wszystko ME wystarcza.
Burmistrz Flicker dis otrzy.
NAL z Kansas City wiadomosc,
re odszed} stamtad wagon ar
tyku}ami zywnosci. Jest je'
dnak okolo szesciu do dziesie-
ciu tysiecy os6b, kt6rzy ami
jesG ME maja co, ami W co sic
ubra6. Nedza jest nieopisana.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

mental or physical labor. have been
q sufferer from these complaints nore
than twenty five years, and / have
used many medicines. but have never
found = medicine from which have
derived 60 much substantial benefit as
l have from Or. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy.
"lf this should meet the eve OF any
one who 10 sufferer from these or
any other nervous disease l earnestly
recommend . trial Of this wonderful
remedy"
We empbstically indorse Mr.. Love-
joys advice. The sick aud suffering
should by all means use DR.. 0rcene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. for
II the disease IL durable this truly re-
markable medicine will certainly cure
Ii Is needed the great health and
strength giver. All druggists keep
II for 81.
discovery go great among purely
vegetable medicines aud prepared by
the eminent specialist in nervous and
chronic diseases, DR.. Greene Of No. So
W. Fourteenth street, New York, car
rles the ind rsement and recommended
ton OF physicians. which - in itself .
guarantee Of its marvellous curative
powers. The doctor, too, car be con-
suited BY any ono free of charge, per-
sonally or by letter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
HIS MISREPRESENTATION.
II Was the Hired Girl AID Not His Dsugh.
tsr-rh~rcfore He Wept.

II Was the Hired Girl and Not His Dsugh.
ssr-rh~rcfore He Wept-
He was carefully shaving around the
wnrt on his neck as the warm sunlight
of the autumn morn streamed through
the window, when his wife rushed ex-
citedly into the apartment She was
striking rather than handsome. arrayed
in a flowing morning running start.
then. buckling on its arnor. backing
gown with rent in the back. Her
eyes were staring wildly and her face
was pale.
A responsive thrill passed through
his frame.
- she's gone"
lie turned quickly. Forebodings
filled his breast and his lips turned
CHASTITY white
The hired girl. John. that ungratc-
full
Her voice was getting beyond her
control.
wretch that we paid . month In
advance"
Struggling for breath he sank upon
the trunk aud groaned.
MARY. he gasped. cgutching coavul-
sively a. his throat. a. IL to assist
his labored respiration. "the girls
eloped.r
She glarei IT him fcrociously.
Glow DO you know" she demanded
Heard her leave the house by rope
ladder AMI fail into mans arms out
side"
And why"
She was almos; shricking.
'--dldsl't you stop hcr?''
MARY
The solemn sadness OF his look WA
touching
~ never dreamed n was the hired
rirL thought II was daughter Julia.
1i held my breath for fear II spoil.
Ing II ALL
sitting together in the warm sunlight
II The autumn morn. they wept DE,
tfolt Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
SWEPT By A FLOOD
Thirty Australians Drowned in
One City.
AN ENTIRE COMMUNICATED
ss..b.as IL unsss Water and the Ia
Ess.ssass Are Living On the
Hssss Io2s

RasaAxk. Feb. s,-fhe water =
ss.asly r.&sz IN shIs city The lower
cissf1cis are completely sanmerx~d. In
ne loser portions Of Main street. Il =
t.sass lset deep. The sAops aad Their
contents are slAost totxl ios., as the
hood came oa 80 rapidly that ouly =
snail part o. the STOCK could - fseos.
cred. Men are Al work. "A nusts. try
~ 10 save ghe eoptents OF tne tnlfd
snl fourth stories oetore Toe vster
rises Ia tEeas-
Tie brisbane river bridge. which
connected North aud south ErsbAne,
vas swspt away last night All the IN
h4bsiants are crawdlng 10 the highest
psrs. OF the city La consequence Of
the interruption OF railway aud tele.
graphic communication, only scsntv
Information atoa, The & sAstsr IN other
parts ~ Queensland = oblalnAhle-
A. Mary borough, IA March county.
thirty persons have been drowned.
No-t OF Tie town IL under wafer. The
Mary RIVER bridgs, the largest one IN
the colony. has been carried away.
The town has hsen desert by two-
tnirds OF It, lnhsnltants. Ii2ro. another
town On the Msrs. - also under water.
AZ O'Clock thss morning the water
xround Bfisosne nsgan falling. The
city - stili isolated, however. and little
Ne 49, can be got from near by towns.
fhe lsi OF dead grows hourly. Many
oocles are belng found IA houses winch
were supposed 10 hays been deserted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
DIRTY DEVIL REGION OF UTAH.

Wner. Vegetation Grows LaxuriAnfiy and
Eahoes Naitiply . Ihoasandfold
IL Is safe To say that few people hare
heard % the Dirty Devil region An
arcAssoicvist who had been exploring
out-of-the-way corners In Utah in the
interests az the worlds fair wandered
up into the country with that shocking
nainc and writing about II he says that,
Il more generally known. tourists would
seldom fail - snclude il in their itin-
erary. In fact. according 10 the New
York Evening Post. he puts the matter
moro strongly. saying that the country
contains sights surprising those Of tho
Yosemite. The principal settlement
By courtesy known as the country scat
lis Loa, situated in the Rabbit River
valley The Ruchhorn mountains arc
divided n. this point" he says. by the
narrow valley down which the Dirty
river flows. As we leave Rabbit valley
the route goes down along the river into
narrow valley for twenty miles
Lower and lower descends the road.
warmer and warmer grows the climate,
higher and higher rise the mighty walls
II sandstone. until we find ourselves
shut out from the busy world and travel
ing down into what seems a labyrinth,
deep gorgcs. narrow canyons and little
sunny valleys that seem t. enjoy eternal
summer These valleys are usually but
a hundred feet wide and rarely extend
along the river more than quarter Of
mile. bat the soil is rich and the vege-
tation grows luxuriantly in this semi
tropical climate
The writer says he had never seen be-
fore such awful walls of rock and such
vistas ~ beauty as be found in this part
Of tab. Talk Of Yellowstone park,
talk ~ Yosemite. talk of the Grand cam
yon 81 the Colorado he declares. ''this
region l. more in majesty than all Of
them. There are leading oct OF the
Grand Wash. a stream tributary 10 the
Dirty Devil. narrow cangors whose
passagesay~ are hut ten - thirty feet.
hit whose sides run up perpendicalarly
t7ro thousand feet. and two OF these
narrow canyons lead into mighty am
phisheatcra framed out ot The sand
stone. These vast amphithea;ers are
mssic larger and larger through the
Years a. the storms wash down their
sides aud carry the sand thus washed
away DOWN through the narrow gorge
into shr DIRTY Devil. and thence down
- the Colorado and into the sea" lie
fonn1 SPANNING one Of the canyons q
natural bridge seventy feet ws,ie and
twelve lnrsirra feet above tho bod % =
tarrent Eehoes Ia the receives were
multiplied Thousand times. tito bark
~ . ite seeming - - taken up by =
nnitituls ~ ours. lie came acr,ss .
family settled upon tract 81 twelve
acr.s 90 tho banks ~ The Dirty Devil.
that iny between walls two Thousand
feet high The climate Ia that sesfues-
tered spot was fasld 80 juno. although
late in The fall ~ the year. ard the note
- the whipPocrtvili was often heard ~
nigh, - thc writer Turning % tho
rrntfi Al sifo - things. be discovered
afsiniiaat evidences ~ eoal. sulphur and
gvpean4 A. was Fremont who gave TO
ths uRrveislp~ nook it< name. In dts-
rusf bcsauee he xt.s obliged tocross the
f.lrtHcns stream no lcss than oue hun
ares srf thirteen times on one OF ha
~xf,eslift14ss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

President John Ii. Finley. Of Knox col
lcgc, with the request that he call the
attention of Prof. Starr. OF the Chicago
university. To the relic when the pro-
fessor next visited Gaiesburg 70 deliver
his university extension lecture. In
this letter Mr.. Russell cloquently
dilatcs on the expression of the left
eye. on the clearness Of the cheek
muscles. and on the fact that when first
discovered traces of vertebre werc vis-
sble on the back Of the neck. He added
also rs circumstance In proof Of the
gcnuinchess Of the petrifaction that n
petrified foot inclosed in petrlfied
moccasin was found near the place
where the head was picked up. Prof.
Starr. who Is a learned enthnologist
and is curator OF the museum of the Chi
cago university. examined the relic
with great interest He pronounced
the resemblance very remarkable. hut
concluded tina. it was not . mans head,
but was simply the result of natures
operations The stope Is about eight
inches long and five wide. Mr.. Russell
T. not vet convinced. but writes that.
though biologists may differ" he is
more firmly convinced than ever that
the head is "A petrifaction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

dsmen ted yo1.z fnsE named Par
s,a -, s1ras1 ~ A. kAl4Manse ~
Ale - tell 1nrre ne eane from or bx
adkn seat. Ints strengthens sne tit.
c<~sson thss several to~n. IA t1e state
sf~ sa.DDsax t1sF lndi<sut intans-
th~f~. ~ that Kalamazoo w.l Save
then. t.xeea Ia t.sc AsJlan Al opee.
The Ieupls company OF Musk egon.
vttcn has been lsllu1fact1ftos eCodr1
snxdes Rollers for sac A.rt<aofns, hAs
been consolidated wita the hns nse 10
s~ts a. Of stewart h 4rs-hoFa OF >e~ar<.
a.. ua1~r The pane or >se"<ft
Hsrtsn0En company. Win . pA.e va
capita Of 81 80 49,
The political associates "a Maurice
F54n have "a ssd filuts and are h1ttnx
an the ..taf elklp- sxsin.t me irfnnct
l,oo-ntnr Pay Herald ~ 40 cents Oh
a. dollar. Flaa ~a- skc ceriossAtlc
szx.d.ls.e Zoe eelSfsss .r0m nc Lev
sfltn 1lstxacl-
Thomas "a u, superintendent Of tae
80. xaottoi. has come 10 me eorclu-
.aa tsat re does Dot wl-n tbs iegis!s-
torr a. invest gate the charges made
sx4.nsr nm. hat the house vii Icves-
txstr la-s the same
charles Forss. Lansing tobsceonist,
has teer <frestfd Tor selling csgsrette>
~ poy. aat.er u years. There are sew
sral sosns - the state wnich mlgn,
follow tAe example ~ b. Lansing.
l.hpsm.ng authorities spent day
ioc4faHz inc hus where tue Young
tolxas of both = rs ware won't y Asve
oFgies- t.sen = rss burned - t"s
grora1.
TrsMp. aay5 rivsn Iona = VIDE
berth sntr tiS txasereity LAsn besR
pst ~ sos< St<aisS vp tue jail sewef.
1s1nsps sng seeef See antiogf.
=. ~ .ssnoers. At Lake Odessa WANT
20 eas.ssl -sants Tor Mr. Cievelsri
dsss IL sk1os enormous expense. :
O. Hortora appears - lad ~ tie race
TIE lev. Thomas {. Barr. pastor OF
tne u-st pre~oyssriaa church Of ksia
mszo0. nss gasd thus sud iug taf
ehurca Gght over as rc.,g ns. on.
Lars ~ has opened up roller sSal.
ing rn<. unien j. largely pstronixsh ~
representatives VINO arc lac latest
things on ~aeeis."
Jkcksoa county populisfs held q
county eouscnlson Oh saturday AM
sisctet delegates 10 me ionla stste COZ
yennon-
Esy Guys onbl.c schools opened YES
tsrdsy after beinx closed week On a.
count of me dlphtaer.s scare.
Bay CITY arranged for racing o.
July 4. 6 s sad T. Purses aggrsga.ius
q 300 Nil ~ hang up
Foot bail on roller skates - the !Ates'
tsd IA polite sociely a. Marquette.
Bay City wants are bost 10 protec:
her a.. y knd lumaef yards
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
AN HONORED NAME
some Surprising Statements
~ the Bearer.
A Nell Known Man Whose Son
IL = Brilliant College
Professor.
Says Just the Right Thing and
at Just the Right Time.


a name hsnorsa wherever spok~n-
sps.. - thv ntgh reputation al tue
Hon. Walter :. i.ossie. oi iapseyvsiss,
HAS. Mo les lately been trough, 81
prominently before cur f~ople.
Mr.. lossJoy Is ~ "a s'ius.fions fam
sly. Indeed. tie brilliant and scn J.
airy mot. Love JOS 0! Macon tna. uns-
seEstg - no oti.sr saxn nis son. IL.
professor. N pAsslng through tawn.
spoke fe,iinkly u he fathers recent
svrions lilncss. aad tecame enshussassic
concerning be fsst ration 10 health.
lie stated that Il MAS perfectly wonder
tuI ~ see tue change IN be fathers
health -iHce he took the wel!-known
medicine, Dr. Greene's NsrvarA blood
and nerve remedy.
And the Hon. Mr. Lovejoy himself
Was found ovs rfiowsng VIII grautuds
toward .nls great remedy.
Il Was very low indeed he said, al
suffered from vertigo and heart dis
esse. had frequeat attacks III FAINT
ness and failure OF nsart action. Thee
sttsc.- We're sonnet mes go bad that ~
MAS with great difficulty the heart
could hc restored 81 lie natufs al &C lon.
IL Mas totally Inexperienced Tor elshsl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

s.sxlnv n. eaer.ie@o al must repeat
~. s.'sla. Exsnrge fAemine. and that on
certain shss2i<ai ssz>s< = aust DC pi4e~a
The Lar words ~ 1s>as cn the ero~'k
\ lnr.ns dc B~susais insikts that - the
f.ible declares that Noah. when hse
Annsrssl years old. had children born 70
hlaa. be rso>t hays possessed Alcheullc.d
means Of preserving life. and raueh
later Dickinson lnsAsts that the psszi-
arch- geaefaiiy nast have owed their
long lives - sseh meats II Was loudly
declared that the reality q the phlloss,-
phes's stone VIZ proved t,y the words ~
81 John IN the Revelation; To tie
victor VII Else . " lite st4ne.'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

A Rsm.rk>bis ito q Dsseovsr~d II ksps
toaltF. II.
The scientists ~ Victoria. Knox
coansy. Ill. are considerably excitssd
over the discovery II q strangely fertnst
stone. This relic Is now owned by :.
r. Russell a merchant q Victoria and
qnite = collector OK rcii.a Mr.. Russell
$50 that tAe re,ie WA found IN tsle bed
OF l. creek ia hia LoN aahlp. and he Is
firm IN his opinion that the stone Is tho
pStrifled head 81 man The material
l. rather soft. but the resemblance j. re-
markabie. Others were inclined To
scofY. until finally 10 decide the cen
troversy the stone was forwarded to
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

\ Frcnehfnau recently arrived in this
eounfry whc had been wa-ned against
tAc cxactiecs 81 The opteeterS of a
fiaan lon ~ this city entered the
store II 9atter y iaqeire tho prize -
shiny silk tic which he hsl long al.
miroi thrnvh he show window
- bat i kl,- price = thai chapeau7" he
asked tho clerk. pointing e. the hat
seycn ds,iiars. replied the ps,liic
salesman : iiinE The hat ~ thai the
electric lgfi' lnigist piav over ia Fhnsy
snrfacc hieven dollars ejaean' I
The wenlsss't rnr1aeer II viii .isa
nine a4liers far hin TN. no, soa
tuntisrst-~l. said the CLERK 'slhe
pric Is severn deiisrs. not eleven dtl.
lars -ua- pardon. aon&irur YIN
49, seven dsliars. then give you I've
dollars fAsr him. naa "a Il was IN tie
isowerf he received Tho hat fofthwith.
~. ) Herald
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

SUCH The mechanism is similar To tina,
o. common music box. and the whole
apparatus. kittens, etc. is valued a,
about twenty thousand francs. The
curiosity is even reported TO be insured
for twelve thousand francs
. rsckfe Malice GtrI.
The other day Lewiston young lady
made an agreement with one Of her al
mirers 10 40 out walking that evening
Later she met another. whom she lnyit-
cd 10 call that same evening. She had
forgotten the first Then when thirs.
one of her beaux made his appearance
she agreed b. 60 walking with him. In
the evening the first young man came
for her. She went. aud soon the sec
ond arrived. and. being told that she
was out. he said that he would 70 and
meet her. When she saw him coming
she remembered her engagement. ex-
cuscd herself from the FIRST young man.
and walked with the second. They
came T. confectionery store. and she
remained outside while be went in
after chocolates. The third young man
came along While she waited. ari she
rraeionsly prosnenaaei of With him
Now she says she viii be more careful
Of her appointments Lewiston Jour.
nal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
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SPRING { COMPANY.
TO OUR PATRONS
TgfE PEOPLE or GRAND RAPIDS
AND MICHIGAN IN GENERAL
CARD


THE PEOPLE or GRAND RAPIDS
AND MICHIGAN IN GExERAL
Our annual inventory
now Just completed. fur
nishes a revelation SO mag
nigcent in its results from
a trade standpoint. that we
can truly pronounce the
year just finished, the
crowning act of over forty
years catering to the public.
Reasons are obvious. A
greatly increased patron
age, a quick response 10
our offerings, keeping faith
with the people. the great
est and best of stocks. etc,
and we here desire TO
tender to our sincere APP
probation TO the thousands
all over Michigan who
have contributed TO the
happv result. Not TO dwell
in the retrospective. we
would briefly add that our
study has been, how TO
please our patrons, 10 fur
n ish the worlds best, AZ
prices indisputably right.
and 10 make al visitors
comfortable. in fact TO fur
nish a pleasant cheerful
home to employees and
patrons alike.
Ere ; h inspiration to
achieve greater victories
natural follows success. and
the coming season we shall
add many improvements
and if possible carry a
larger and grander aocu-
mutation of the desirable
things than ever before.
TO Excel" is our motto.
to conduct a store the mer-
chandisc of which is dis
tinctively better than other
establishments. and TO pro-
vide all the latest fashion
able materials as soon "a
they arc created.
Ii IS not Boosting 10 say
that the ladies' usually look
to Spring and Company
for al that's new. reliable
and conventional, and we
trust no one Will have
reason 10 withdraw their
confidence during the year
28o3.
Already a forecast Of the
new materials for early
spring are settling like fra
grant blossoms throughout
our house.
Bargains will bloom
daily. and our counters and
shelves viii illustrate the
luxurics OF all nations as
well as the staple fabnos.
Respectfully.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

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s-cufsd THIS gives zee impttus s.
a.. n<....,~>> 1slfs y. the ely.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

o. the lirst stsin OF sprsk sswars
i"ai 81 ycur ttetss yeu may ospy.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

Now that Ray City. saginaw and
Jses-0n have had msd doc scare.
lanssnr drops tsrdily into lane. fnefs
are sevsrsi "a nxs worse than mad clogs
IN i-snslng jus, ~ present
Jsckson i putting ~ a new lially
pump With 4 capacity ~ 1900 0ia gai
hons every ,wensy.'onf nonfs lie 10
u hope, that me CITY doesa't gets IL
rstsf from Crsni river.