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The Portland daily press., 1893-02-09
Agricultural Products at the Worlds


Mr.. B. Walker McKeen, secretary of
Board of Agriculture, is receiving appli-
cations from persons who desire to ex-
hibit farm products, including cereals,
vegetables, butter, cheese, honey, maple
syrup, maple sugar, tobacco, and, in fact,
all other articles raised upon the farm
in Maine, to be exhibited at the Worlds
Fair. Articles which are offered must
be first class, and even of all those Of
fered, not all will be accepted, and those
accepted will be paid for at market pric-
es. The name of the producer of each
article will appear in the Worlds Fair
catalogue and upon the article itself, SO
that individuals, as we'll as the state, will
get due credit. Any person desiring to
make application will notify Mr.. Nc
Keen.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-09
Is It Worth
the Chance?

If you are sincere in encour-
aging honest manufacturers in
giving you pure preparations
instead of worthless ones, at
fair instead of seemingly
cheap price, is it worth the
chance to purchase the dozen
and one adulterated extracts
on the market instead of DR..
Prices Delicious Flavoring
Extracts of Lemon, Orange,
Vanilla, etc, that impart the
natural flavor of the fruit, and
are endorsed for their purity,
strength and economy?
A trial of DR.. Prices Delicious
Flavoring Extracts will prove
great movement towards
good eating, active digestion
and happy homes.
r sale by GEO. c. SHAW & CO.. and
rat class GrocerS.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-09
Deputy Marshal Chase Starts for tn,
Worlds Fair.

The canvass for the free ticket to the
Worlds Fair, which the Boston Globe
offers to the most popular police officer
In Maine, is getting warm between Dep
uty Marshal Chase of the police force and
NJ. E. Underwood of Saco. Yester( ay
Officer Chases score stood 2451 and I'm
derwood's Psi. Deputy Chase sent off
over 300 coupons yesterday afternoon,
and if the Saco officer wishes to succeed
he must be getting around more rapid
lv
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-09
The insurance Commissionership.

Among the candidates for the position
of Insurance Commissioner of Maine are
C. A. Woodbury. and F. E. C. Robbins of
Deering.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-09
X. John Little & Co.
NEW COTTON
Dress Goods ]!

Satin Gloria Cloth and Corded Prints.
One is the greatest novelty and the other is
the greatest bargain.
We have just placed on sale lot of entirely
new style Dress Goods, called Satin Gloria Cloth,
in variety offigures in different coorngs,
AND PRICE is II CENTS PER YARD.
They are 80 inches wide. Every lady ought to
come into our store and look at the goods. We
patterns as near as any cotton goods that have
vet been made.
CORDED PRINTS, 5 CENTS PER YARD
These are also new Dress Goods for the spring
trade, and are in assorted designs and coIors.
The price is way below real value. Everyday can
afford new Dress.
New Shifting Prints, New Outing Cloths,
New Cinghams. Look at our stock of Cotton
Dress Goods.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-09

For sale by GEO. c. SHAW & CO., and
all first class Grocers.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-09
The Peter h. Crowell.

lights. and it was with difficulty that she
reached Gloucester to repair.
The Fred jackson.
The schooner Fred Jackson, of which
J. S. Winslow & Coz ofithis city, are the
managing owners, had an eventful expe-
rience in the recent storm. She is now
in New York, after having completed a
voyage from Port de Paix. Captain
Gardner reports being "a days on the
passage. She came via Delaware break
water, and brought a valuable cargo of
logwood and hides. The vessel expe-
rienced succession of gales from the
northwest While off Barnegat, on the
9th inst, she encountered terrific gale,
with heavy seas, which broke over her,
washing away her deck load. She also
lost her anchors. =.
Three-Masted Schooner in Distress
The crew of a Gloucester fisherman
came ashore yesterday. They report
that while off Seguin Light they saw a
three-masted schooner, evidently coal
laden. She was badly iced up and was
in distress. The Gloucester vessel tried
to reach her, but was unable to do SO,
and lost sight of her in the fog. The
fog was so thick that the name of the
three-master could not be made out.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-10
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Ia DEPEESA IE LOS INTERESTS BAItbLllS E1 AhfR1ei
0RsAE0 DE L5S tSFAaOLEs GEDICb IgII Ii liOElGu
CON0lCiONES 6ENERALEs acords oas kor la DirsccIop
para rc da cIsse de remtidcs snuncios

publication
vsncionales derminaran
Los omunickdoF renitdoE gacetss
nrA del Auo quien Rsunirs reslortds6
mas con Ia de persona reeTolsEble dc "
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EnanSants hiEa psEi6siso So pte
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Para los EnEcrPtoEsE del BoL1
smitso sn asee6n correspondents -"-'
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-10
ENCUADERNACIOK
DEL "BOLETIN MERCANTILE, )

MA c>ta -1eCci6b de La casa, UnoaGada ccn
fodOs l0a eEemeat0s necesartos proviata de
materiales de.priEaera cl&se, &c hacen encua-
dernacioRes en- hoIandesa, cartonS, pasta es-
panOia, piel dc IevanGe con relieves, todo peg.
ect0 DreclOx reducidoa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-10

PusrsO-Rleo u ds 5xlio de 1885,
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

You want 10 do il under the most favor
able conditions. Deal with concern Of
reputation and standing, and one that
has had experience in the markets. en-
aiding them to give good advice. &. F..
Van Wrinkle l. Co. 236 La Sale street,
Chicago, have been in business since
1879 and always pais. dollar for dollar.
Their market reports are regarded as
the most reliable in Chicago. and con-
tain fine pointers for traders Send to
them for Speculation or How TO Trade. :
little hook which they send free on re-
ceipt Of stamps. II contains exactly
what spectators need and shows how
you can operate as successfully at your
home is II you were in Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27
CARD FRox TWO JURORS.


EpiTog GRAND RAPIDs HERALD In
asmuch az The HERALD Of Friday. the
I'D inst. in its editorial bearing upon
the Page case. has secn tit to throw out
a series Of insinuations. 90 nearly severe
IN its character as TO appear M refiec.
ton upon the character and good faith
Of the jurors who were connected with
the case. il would appear only fair that
the jurors side Of the case be presented
10 the public. The HERALD makes a
claim that the majority were for no
cause Of action" This statement is not
substantiatcd by the result III the ballot
ing. as an agreement for cause" was
nearly unanimous, and was reached
shortly after the second ballot. any fur
Their disagreement being due solely 90 u
discussion II the amount Of damages.
Again THg HERALD says: THE jury
which taxed THE HERALD 400 for warn.
ing the public agsinrt this malodorous
swindIer must begin Ia believe that they
were cruelty taken in" IL 10 beyond
dispute that zach Individual member
Il the jury who Was IN favor % yer
diet for Gauss had bis own personal
opinion a. to the character of the plain
tin. whether good or bad; but such an
opinion was allowed Ia have influence
only ~ far ~ the facts and evidences in
the case warranted. Now. THE HkR-
AID claims Ia ie ia possession of = com
piete chain - evidcpc. a. warrant tho
granting ~ new trial. IL IL consisi.
sat 10 prcsame that the the Jury might
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27


The last meeting 81 the Central Labor
union for June MAS calIesl N order by
President Marvin. With III O'Donnrll IN
the VIZ. presidents chair. Six new del
sxsses yer. ci,iigst-i from various
uniea@ A communication from Preri
deaf fisnsxan and Secretary Crew ~
the Michigan F~sesssson "a Lashnr. not
flying al unions ~ the rssss ~ IN. hoy
cots On the Michigan Catholic and also
on Fi~lsrhman's yeasf. vss referred Ia
tho pse~s COMMITTEES for publication.
Al~s . eommanicafsn from the Pss-sn
gers s~-ciaisaa in regard b. rrisoed
rates for Labor day. Warren ssuife@
tspsi~sed he resignation - wee pref
dent ~hsch wss sc~~, tel The various
unions fry-sted bsl<sa.ss god With the
sscepsion a thu fsrnstS,re ~orkes.. vho
reported thssr business vrry duh The
asoties~ feyost~si that Jsek@on. the lar
b>r. ssi -qssssJ hsm~r.f wsth sh~sr
uneoa. Mr. Art~sn. from the bafi.sr-
uy-,n t~iog >~kssi II be con-sisfesi ~
Sroag Tor snion nssn - he rbssss1
~ : s~mh~s - The Bsrs~r~f angsa
IN a si.sp srons xhich tb~y hal removed
the card -ssa 10 ~ss ratl shst they
waaf~<i The nsfnsf.~r~ ~ fbesF aaisfa
s~s--xrtze<i 30 pisosasIi ess then
eieefssI sse~ pse-.ss~nt fsv the rsms,asies
- ti.~ tssfa 90 The fsss bsiss " p
Tea r-p<,st-i flss Tiers - really ssssis
sissbin< 9th uassa ist,-s-, snd e,e
nssses sss sppests-i - esnfss eta ass
Hssrzbsats a. -ss = ftsy eiil hsadie The
sk3<s< fof una1n mes ia fhss eitf So
ersa msffrss .efs sh~s referred b. ina
sfi~ssas~ u.asaslft<s sad the sssetsss
ssl..,ssa~~t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

Col .. G. Hcrkper has returned from
= visit 20 the Worlds fair. Mrs Herk-
nsr and daughter. and Miss Annie K
Caikiu- sill remain AZ the fair another
week
Guy H. Carpenter of Newaygo il in
the city. Mr.. Carpenter i nc Old news
paper man. and vss connected with the
Republican 81 TINT place Tor several
years
Judge Bsrlingame returned yesterday
fFoaatits werii's fair aud IL AZ enthusi
a-fic over the bag show As boy who In
Just home frOfa a circus
Mrs " v. Aiyirirh. and Mr.. and Mrs
r Boyd PsntliHd ADD children viii
leave Zoe their summer homo at Old
Mission IN a few days
Clerk 4. I. Stitch - the United Stztess
tfrruif Court has returned from tho
Wofids FAIR. sad sss al his deek again
yesterday.
- "A. Wiimarth. manager 70 ths
Grand Rapids Cycle Company. has ~
turrcd froW bs'-ins-s trip Ia Detroit.
tr W ~ DvCsmp u in Chicago. aDd
vii pat IN the seek At The Worlds fair.
IL expects 81 return newt Saturday.
Ms Mary v brewer AMI daughter.
Adeli. a Va. 2is J-fer-sn avenue have
retarned from the worlds fair.
flrenfou G. Cutter. assistant secretary
- the " g. \ isft with hts mother
yesterday ffs he Worlds fair.
Mr. ". y Trssy iesves today for
orfsss beach, where -he viii remaia
darinE the samwer
Charles A Aenin laft fo~ the n.~tk
yesterday ooruing Zoe a Ten dsy-i fish
ing etfuf<son
" y Race AMI family lsff last nirst
fes trip 90 Chicago and he wosids
fair
Ms Ahai~ Hsr-iinx oil iesse s~
Norfz this mafning ~ attend wesl
Ding
Nrx Charles Rlchsrsi.cn has returned
frem n vi-st q severn ~seks " ChIsaxe.
Nc. usnsi~ sihhnns q Va eos nsr
clay ssrrrf . reros'ssi - "a e~rsoas,y 60
J,hn Shselsss ha- fefurnssi frvm q
visst - chsrs9rs ssi the Wefi.i'. fssr
81 =. rs4ss~k anpi fsssiiY ~sa 70 n
ghlssasro ts~ley 3, $50 ~ esp"-itrsn.
Assistant Prs~seaispr Afsorn~y Nd
- hnnsr after one eees - chsesge
vii - 4ss's~- r usficr. mi. ~ viz
ting hi- father - Grand Hsrisi-
a. a. fafne@ ks@ retarnsi fss,ns a
sizsf - the Nartis fair
NJ sss Ms Ssnfss,l " t.sos l~ft fss
t.sn fss~ro ye~s~rsiay
- Nssss ~ Sessis 81 o. ~ xses,i
nzs tzi.sl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27
TO EXTEND THE ROAD
DRIVE 70 CASCADE sPalles


Anoog ths pssttissf anil most popular
dxissszys sxssa6ins froas ths e>sy usza
ssaner siII BE- tbs Rssds L4ks avuass
toil nod Is.lbag n thu village e o..
ceis and n that plssannt rsuDsk Caennd.
spring. Yesterday Prusidsas ~. r.
An<tsssou. HsezesAsy g. W. Garosh aid
Tss.sassr Jo.sph Hoosssssan q ~ Toll
Rcd eenpany einsd consss1t With
ksubsn hto2ss fsr shs sxarasina a
the gravel rad frnm shs east city timits
" C~sc~<is village. dissancs q eour
msls< The coatracs prsce = ex0m snti
the ros&i - 30 b. eompistssi BY Nosea.
h>e I. The eosnpany's charter has bssa
smends<i. ~ the sHtsnsioa can b lpvai,
Iy nNis snd every thing y IN rsakiin~su
Tor The woxk - begin % once Thr
company dsskkd ~ taks shss nrtsoa
upon the esrnesf request u farmers ia
the eazfrru part "a the county and per
~Dns la fhis city vho ere interested IN
the Cascade frscst Patrons - the
read have asked for the extension FOR
ss'sne time. but the eumpsny .ss not
conslncei until rrceEtsy that the outlay
yoaid be proataDie Investment Tbs
resort has attracted an incrcase<i travel
In that s'ir-ctior. add the ne~s that the
company has let the contract Tor tho
ooo>fSas t,ou % a good road along the
roats Oil be read With delight BY its
numerous patrons, both IN the csty and
the rural districts. The gravel roa<i at
Present ends at Fast street. and N thu
city - considering the purchase Of Il
within the city IiEnits work viii begin
On the extension ~ the eastern bound
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

Willie John~. residing on Ethel avenue.
was thrown from wagon ca Wealthy
avenue az O'Clock lAst evening. and re
ccsEed a severe cash IN the back of hts
head. The ambulance took him home
<l.i Dr. Eds ards attended him.
lEisa q steele. the miiliEers dlc<i
ipg sik-sl The first Was To u. Il. Ten
as for sks2l.sS, the s-scond 10 A. T.
Brown Tor f-.i<o and tho third 10 A. I.
Brosn Zoe t.eSo
S4ssres orchestra has been engaged "a
furnish ususic az the Arlington hotrI.
Peto~xsy. tor the resort sessou- Tho
engagement covers tho period from
July ! - S~psembrs IL
The Grand Rapids furniture exhibit
st lie ~orid's fzir 10 practically ell in
place A few more finishing touches
~is make Is perfectly complies.
Tho rescnus once began issuing
special tan stamps yesterday for tho
ensuing fiscal year. The amount wrSt-
ten yesterday was about e5.0m
Plats and specifications for remodel
ING the county jail wiIi be presented ut .
special uectsog 81 the board u super
sIsors today.
The funeral IL Sumner Carey. Who
died SUNDAY al Ne. Lad Ninth avenue,
viii b~ held In Vaudeville today.
The "a. X 4 l. scenic cars are nov in
uss on flarbor Springs and Bear lake
branches Of the rad.
The closing exercises q ST. AIphoe-
aus school wsIl be held in Powers opera
hDu-e tonight
The L. n. a. home has littls girl
baby Tor which IL would like TO find .
hofnes
isorn To Mr.. and Mrs w. =. Towne
~ No "a Lyon street an eight pound
boz
horn To Mr. and Mrs. Il l.. Miller.
NJ. 10 oakdsle avenue. daughter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

Mr. james Kelly. from Roscrsa. Kings
county. Ireland. will introduce eOs the
FIRST time in this country on uny stage
his two flutes known 10 the musicsl
world - third and concsst. each nots
being distinct. lending 10 the ear =
beautiful sound ~ a. oschcstracion.
This gentle an 10 an artist and worthy
the sanction OF all good lovers of good
music. Will positively appear q Harry
Wooi's benefit Thursday night. June -.
at Smith's opera house.
Harry Hooper aud K G. Housinges.
both gentlemen from Hooper Bros.
hors, sh.,eing place. corner Waterloo
aud Louis streets. will turn = shocs
sgainst time. which will beat the vosld's
record for $500
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

q Tp>nlay svsniss. Joss ~ = happy
4Dnb1o wedding go eelehrused ~ The
essstsaee u 1rA u. b Gilbert. No. to3
6csikoss sersse. ~ Ne marriage u Miss
namasis q 6ilbsst tn Chester &. HUI
lard a Re<itiog. California. and Earl =.
Giibort % Ma 6adie n. RhoaAiss q
Sparta he bsi<Aps usse drsspri aIke
~ cream sAik sassnin trimmed with
cpsam isssl M. and Ma Ballard. after
upsnding . fsw dzyv II ~ worlds fAir,
viii 70 h tke6s ho1no u Rezlsiiag. and
Ms. and ArA Giibess uill make their
hons at No. AO7 6rsibner street Tho
presents - both ooaplss usss aaneroas
ard snlnnb1s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

On Saturday last farmer living in
Alpine township brought u load Of fine
washed wool 10 the market here. expect
ing to realize at least the quoted price -
IL Ia - cents-but the best price
offered him wss III cents. buyers not
caring 10 purchase at any price for the
present The farmer decided Ia haul it
back homo and await better price or
use il for bedding for his stock
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

W. y. Mcknight. Fred W. Stevens
and Eivin ID. Swartout. memberr of the
university iav ciass u ~. will attend .
rsonicn u ths clsss st tho fremont
house in Chscago July ! and , A ban
qust Win be hsid on the evening d
July l. 1t which inpsumptu sTreches
viii hs made By the college faculty and
msubers u the slass- Presidcnt Angel
Il ths ssivsrssty. Henry Wade Rogers
u the Northwestern university and the
Hon. }. w. ChAnpiin Al this city sre on
the program Tor replies 70 tossts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

The high school, alumni picnic will be
held at Reeds lake today. Instead Of
being the customary basket picnic. a
supper viii be served by SHETLAND in the
pavilion Impromptu toasts will be re-
sponded to. Graduates intending to go
are requested TO leave their names with
". J. Golisbury. No. - Pearl street, or
VI. h q. May Of the Giant clothing
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

The Rev J. I. Hustsd Of the Plain
field Avenue congregational church has
been engaged for the sixth year ~ pas
toe of the church. lie makes the fol
LOSING rrpost II HE i've years work:
Number u sermons and addresses. zoo;
number Of funesalA 2i6; number of
vesidings- lsnj: number received into the
church. ll5- Ar. Hustled hes been out
Of his pulpit only one Sunday on ac-
count u illness.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

There will DO special meeting % the
Union Of Unions tomorrow at 30 p. IN.
in Good Templars' hall Ia make further
arrangements regarding the wsyfarcrs
home. and 10 do any other business that
may couse before the meeting. II il
hoped thai every W. &. L. u. member
will be present
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

Mrs Campbell Fair observed the
fortieth anniversary of her birth on June
-. The day being Sunday the services
IL the church were awaited 81. the social
otservsnces being postponed for an
other dap. Many kind friends ex.
presss~f their sincere congratulations to
the honored lady.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

Robert Carr. aged IA years. II No. lao
West Bridge street fell on the street at
the corner Of Allen and Mt Vernon
streets yesterday morning and hurt has
spine. lie Vas taken home in the am
bulancc. julius Ritschcosky. = stone
mason. of No. 3s3 Bowcry street rup-
tured himself yesterday morning while
lifting stone ct the ID. 4 II. crossing
on Grand avenue. and the ambulance
took him 10 his hon,e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

Late yesterday afternoon a. James
Bolznd was driving scro~A Leonard
street bridge the tongue dropped from
the ncckvoke and his team ran away.
He uss thrown out upon the bridge
and considerably bruis~d. The team
became detached from the rig and ran
uess 10 Elizabeth street. where il was
caught Mr.. Boland's injuries are not
serious and the damage ~ tho rig is
sl;Uhf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

Friday next b. r. Gillespie will be so
years in the ministry of tho church. A
special holy communion service In 50.
Marks church II Ia be held nj 1910 a.
M. to which the friends u the bishop
are cordially invited.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

Providing you live at Ottawa Beach
or the Park. We will carry free ON the
morning train, packages Of groceries.
etc. of not over twenty five pounds in
weight Such packages must be taken
To and from the baggage car by the
owners or other persons in charge
Gro. DEHAvEx, q. p. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27
GRAND RAPIDS
BOOK BINDING CO..
% pGARL sI., tsovssMAM $1,000.
vol. t1A9.
FACTORY FOR RENT.

The ssss ssass snd HIGH sssensnt ksssk fee
fs-ff tssslafa<, 49, i.s feet nee szFsrfsod ~
s.ssss hatssis fels h-ss ss..srsas ~ifk ~stsf
ssesIi Steam fsswes, sfesstssf Fasln ss.sftias.
Yaiit}s sf~am hsafsas *pfsztSts-s eas ssfssst<i
80 st sts>st. tseasssis. t@ts ssseth - bss-~il
tssssi resepes tssasaAs ssks ~ he tssxsHs
t.,s<assarh MAJ Asf0s 81. ffsQssftt
"a sso TIE asehtesa 4ssst t<.asssss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

fke sellex,Ar -faisns~ a Tn o.ssis~
gsrs~n trasni.ssy e,issni hsse lskt tfs~ city
- fh<if ~usons~f vsesteBn ns>~ E<8phes
Hei.trhtts 80 st@ff fst>nsf- IN f,<iralf.
Ms lisst.s Kssa@ sli -y~nt TIE ss.n
nef sah . ffsssd IA Calcs~'s. iilss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

Don't forget that the G. K & /. morn.
ing train leaves at 500 A. m. instead of
1905, and runs solid to Chicago, stop
ping at Midway Piaisance and Hyde
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

We have a great assortment 81 fire
crackcm and tirc works for lawn dis
play. ut wholesale and retail.
N. C.. GoosES.
l49 Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

The famous Police Patrol Quar-.
tette. afternoon aud evening. at North
Park today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

d 81 y - ossss 81 oaly y -
Cwsies kisusL Juns 18th sell I'll styles
nen's slne - asd $3.50 russss and ltArk
shoes to- via Sc tksm IL utssiov.
tsef In ina
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

Tho famous .Policc PATROL Quar-.
tette. afternoon and evening. at North
Park today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

Twill sell the j. II. Tulip stock OF
Ladies' and Misses Shoes at the follow
ing prices, to close them out. Tor one
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27
Not
Responsible

A regards bod adulteraiion. the
grocer u IN No wise responsible
Zoe the acts Il the manufacturer.
II people want goods 81 cheap hg-
sres they mast ezpeel quality To
correspond.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

Wait until July ! for the Hale Method
for the painless filling Of teeth. Nos. IL
aud II WonderIy block.
WIxANs 4 BoorH. Dentists
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

come . Grw cents higher than ether
extracts IN the msrket tus they
eosm.a ~ ps~ssaoss a. hsufai
mauss, their 9aaissy j. The high
est. their d&vsS ne kB<st.