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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-03-07
HARR1soNs PROGRAM

Indianapolis, March cit Is author
atively announced this afternoon that
General Harrison viii not return to the
practice of law for at least year. He
will go to Stanford University. Cali
fornia, for two months in the autumn.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-03-07
IupaE aREsHAM REsIaNs.

washington. March g.. Judge Gresh-
am has filed his resignation as Judge Of
the Seventh circuit, and It has been
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-03-07
sTRIKINa MINERs cLEAREp.

Washington. March Gin the opinion
delivered by Justice Blatchford. for
Chief Justice Fuller, in the case Of
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-03-07
DEPRESSED BY THE INAUGURAL.

New York. March 6.-CleveIand's in
augural remarks on trusts caused
weakening in industrials this morning.
Compared with Saturdays closing, the
figures show losses Of from 1 to per
cents. Railroad stocks are frac-
tionally lower in sympathy.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-03-07
THE POSTPONED ILLUMTNArroNs

Washington, March 6.--Incidental to
the inauguration festivities was the IL
Illumination tonight Of the capitol build
ing and Pennsylvania avenue. and the
display Of fireworks on the monument
grounds. These were to have taken
taken place on Saturday evening. but
owing to the inclement weather they
were postponed until tonight.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-03-07

Accepteq.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24

One that I saw to-day had a round
yoke Of the finest, thinnest embroid-
cry. beneath whish was Q row OF
rather wide beading. for the satin rib
bon From the beading stood out q
finely plated rufie of nainsook. edged
with narrowcst lace.
OF the corset cover but little Il 20 be
said The iaces and frills that once
adorned IL now trim the corset alone,
and les cover cts closely without =
wrinkle. occupying a. little space a.
possible.
The dressing sack and the robe a In
serfeur are not less fascinating than
the pretty skirt OF night dress OF
course more liberty Il given in the
matter Of material. Silk. ehallie.
cashmere. crepe. dotted muslin. aud
the insr linens and lawns are all used
The seok 4 made loosely and com-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24

forssoly. with ~ sleeves saa ss.sai.
esr rune uAss m@y eorsixae fs~n chs
front
On fslas - laee around neck and
sleeves .xs sample and Of pretty effect.
With kr11s q briRhs ribkon s1ded
hatt<sa effects srs given % ainosg al
Of the nsorning rotes, and the plain Tea
gosns have fronts OF angle color.
~ith back and sides Of fzbcy eh4llie
O. otkcr printed material The all
white wrapper i most suitable fer
summer, and nothing eaa Be cooler OF
more r~frsshing on = bot day than %
alp into one Of them
A lovely morninR robe, rather elabo-
rate. l. made Of . pale old rose satin.
hneiy striped with white sline. 10
made up with 3uxt little Witness.
caught togsthsr - the bslt by wide
ribbon AZ ths neck sarplics sffect
h given BY . wide band Of broad gut
pufe insertion that crosses In . long
slant running down % the armhoiea
The same cross effect Is added 10 the
sleeves - well The edge Of the skirt
turns up in deep hem All Of the
morning robes have no trimming 1T
their edge hem In alisufficient
Ia tho matter Of small things the
side garter Il the more satisfactory.
Although there Il not such an oppor-
tunity for dainty ornamsntation ss In
the knee band. still IL IL much more
reliable The pretty clasp Of the knee
garter IL changed in no way. New
things are. Of course, constantly ap-
pearing, and new ways Of setting the
stones which CLEAN from the costly
ones Tho plain silver clasps. en-
gravsd with monograms, are perhaps
most popular. Choux are added In place
of the older bow.
A new Japanese material for skirts
has lately made It's appearance Ava
Is It's name. and Il u striped In blue.
gray and white. spotted with n queer
looking Japanese figure. IL IL an az
scllent material for rainy weather.
EVA A ScHrnxKr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24
MINING FOR HlooeNITe.

a Gem Accidentally Discovered That IL
- Valuable ~ the pssnsend.
Some years ago. Edison. the electric
wizard. was convinced that platinum
existed III North Carolina lie sent
William Earl Hidden. an accomplished
mineralogist, Ina search of It. Mr.. Hid
den little knew at,the time how full of
results TO him that pursuit Of platinum
would be. lie could not ind the desired
mineral. but be found something far
better. says the Great Divide.
In Alexander county. quiet part Of
the state many miles from q railroad,
he was directed by Mr.. J. A. d. Steph-
enson 10 gen-tearing ground, and
looking little more narrowly found
some Of the gems He purchased some
land. returned TO Edison. reported his
vain quest of platinum, then went
back To North Carolina He at once
began to develop the mine. Sinking q
shaft In . simple way, he gradually
made the opening larger and larger,
until specifically the mine presented
the aspect Of n stone quarry. Out Of
this rude pit In the earth were taken
unnumbered gems, one hitherto un-
Known. To this Mr.. J. Lawrence
Smith. Of st. Louis, an eminent scien-
tist, gave Hidden's name, and hidden
itc," the equivalent Of the diamond In
value. became instantly the fashion.
Its tender-tinted green crystals, its I'm
tense hardness and it's new beauties
when cut were only some of It's charms.
From the day of It's discovery to the
present 1t has been q hopeless task 10
supply the demand for It. Every hid
denite found is purchased long in nd
vance.
But, strange a. IL this flashing green
miracle of the earth. the place Of its
birth Is yet stranger. The laborers
who are working In the mine handle
their picks with the greatest care.
They are on the watch for pockets
Possibly for on hour the digging goes
on and no pocket Is struck. Present
" the pick goes into On opening; with
careful fingers the earth Is partially
removed, and finally the miner feels
with his hands every portion of the
walls Of the opening. IL may happen
that his search Is in vain, but It is Of
tener the case that his fingers touch
little crystals that are 50 imbedded In
the sides of the pocket that their
points alone project outward They
are carefully picked out Perhaps all
are bcryls. perhaps there are a dozen
kinds of gems. or l, may be that there
are Only hiddenites Sometimes gems
worth hundreds Of dollars are thus
taken from one pocket.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24

- - zna1s - onsswtablx snail
IN ~ xalS1 when one acfuallv l.rs,ed
- s1nfor<shly i@re~. aft~r fhs ralhr
cred beis q The gown sas f.sssned
on. - tie nuinb<r u h~alsh eorsess
and stiH. boned ~aists iu.r<...t
Our uat<rrsrnsnf. Ar. a. aisap.
p~arinx. A thick bunch az material
b~ne.th The dress 4 aow unkuown.
We are l>arning not a ev~rar.s.. and
az the sane time % pro,<~s ourselves
freu -uAdsr frauxhts .ns .s.,,a.r,hsrIe
CHANCES n II The w,.,l -.-,.,..nt th.t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24

e~uuIchro~ for her. From tne very
teginning II her dressing ~ the very
last touches she mast DO equally lovely.
SHOW me a woman that loves 90 sit and
trim q pretty undcrgarnent with lace
frills and sofs baby ribbons and VIII
show you one that men instiractively
turr -.
How iovable il the siiken or sheer
rausIin si<irt--the skirt Of Lawn. or per
Gale, than which nothing coald be
ealnsieri The fall lace rules are
caught up IN snail shells often. the
ANAL headings are run with narrew
love ribbons Of pale color. lavender OF
yellow. Meat 81 the white skirts have
bat a sinrie lace hoanca. below hne
suc,<a The six are worn very gen
orally. although they are no longer
= novelty 81 craze. The ordinary
kind has . single pinked rufie. rather
susrro,~ The SKIRT - q stripe 20
match or - blend with the gown that
hangs orcr. The shot SILKS are not
~ popular as the narrow stripe. The
akirts ar made like The tight-ftting
rs-~.i skirt. cloSaiy drawn over the
nit,- Although such absolute smooth
n.s. i not ,afied for since The dspar-
tire = the Ola bell re- II = desirable
chat az the fuilnoss AZ he hips should
ballar - the drvss only. 1herefc-s
th~ large woman puts a yoke on her
rrttieoss. whsle che Slender one lseeps
she Aaline.a u ~ skirt near ths back.
Fer ~ warm samner days the long
fsncv skirt = often the Only one ~orn-
Pa ~hen the rov~n i made over = sta
un,i~rskir. .ouae women dispense with
ne lanx skirt sltor~ther. and wear
s.rpir = rather piafn. short one, de-
vosl - aovtAinr hat vii caass 4 %
sssn8 ~ The uaiou rsrrnent ofvool
- .ftraiis fcr nothfnK more han .
-tnx,r sxift ever che short knlcser-
es.ese-s The ehenise. ~hen " -
VAN. nav - heightened into th-
seoblsner ~ skif% sii~htig below
the kree
knfss~recrk~rs 49, rrede shnrt, snd
uof ever tsnrY Tier rarslx reach the
hnee. 60 So very fsli tscr = nos -
fernrea 80 'heir ir'nming - sre anr
srrss snd enahrutf~~-
TIE ~est rsia eoatlnacs - ~ thr
sfuan snc. q siiAen m. eleecrstely
ai,-use-f ~ith h~aat5fsl cro~h~te.4 pss
tera e isc~s fsrmine a sak- that = in.
ssrset IN 80 v-st The estrav.rans
rneiten nas enc e. every eoxn an
asirantaFe wAea summer sabri-s are
- sheer ard ssstir NJ VITA 49, lniar
Even = trfilisrt nsfse ccio~ = faneirsi
~ scu,e rio~lnx br7tn@ssre TIE esq.
nrt - erf~lrx 7 think. - rea-s<lne
f,ts = waist Tilh ferv-r h-sn~n ard
les h<antv ~ ivveiF satia ssrset.
ertsaseea ,efsh laas rafiss sod al ~
-. - h4rl - giee ~ hpt 80 "a,
r~stases thaf ~ eusa=rF - tseir A.
hereets rrsrs i<ss SD 49, fAs 80.
Pre- unsssas h~irrsi aieea - Rsra'
pHh. az y xs8eat s~@ss ssrtA 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24

STYLES OF THE DAY
What Affects IN the Matter OF
Lingerie.
oMsTIsEss IS The THING
Ds.zppssraacs of May Arfseses sr
Ua<isF~ear--fhe Popalzr sksr<
The ns<niax Cown.


AwomHn b daInty. b<witchlns and
loss-y, o. shs - notAinx she may not
BE blessed vita beauty Of fsatares, Sat
let her cs.ltivsts sweet. charming en-
preston; Aet hsr eioth> herself grettily
and tAs<afllly; let hsr ways - 81
grace, AID shs must BE lrresistibi>. A
rlatifude. truly bat one which. II
mere heed-d. ~oatd diminish that long
ro< q f.dsd women that range along
The s.d> % . room that y flie4 With
gag dnaesFss or that large number that
at 0sekly IN corners OF room that
re~7pnds with bright lxughter and
brilliAnl conversation
Nov. the true woman begins "a the
very beginnins q things Tie trse
woman loves noe only besafy Of sxts-
-ior. bnt snterior a. we'll Nc "whited
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24
KNOWLEDGE

Brinxs comfort and Improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyms1t when
rixhtly used. The many, Who live bet
Ger than othsrs and enjoy life more. With
les expenditure. BY more promptly
adapting the worlds best pis,ducts 10
the needs Of physical being. gill attest
the value 10 health Of the pare liquid
laxative principles embraced In Tie
remedy, Syrup Of Fgk
Its excellencs u due 10 is presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 the taste, the refreshing spd truly
beneficial properties Of q perfect Lax
alive; efectnally cleansing the system.
dispelling colds headaches and levers
and permanently curing copstipation.
Ii has given satisfaction TO millions and
met With the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and II l. perfectly free from
every objectionable substance
Syrup Of Figs il for sale by at drug
gisss In soc and u bottles. but u Is man
ufactured BY '.s CAlifornia Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name l. printed OF every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Fig,
and being well infrsmed, yoa will not
accept any substitute II offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24
WhatWouIdyou SayIf You Were
Financially Involved?

And some one would promise Ia relieve your
embarrassment az nominal cost, and sutmi
proofs that he was able % do sol You would
accept Of rours,. Every iabsrinx man and NO
man has ,spiial That capital i their health.
and When shst h gone everything Il gone. One
Of the pspst conr op causes 81 The los OF
health a generally believed 10 BE- chronic ca
tar n. and there i no reaeon for foubtine Oh IL
belief. Now Dr Rankin can cure this catsrrh
submit hundreds Of proofs OF his ABILITY. He
forres another link In the long chain OF EVIL
deuce by PUBLISHING the case Of Mr. J, A. Angus.
and residing Al No. 30 Hooseman strset. IL 4
needless 20 speak aly datterine words Tor Mr..
Angus. as all his friends can testify as TO his
ability and standing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24

He says: II am glad OF the opportunity 70
endorse DIR. Rankin, as think he l. capable
and consultations physician, aud don't think
he has his equal in catarrhal troubles In the
state. speak not only from my own expert
ence. but from my friends NJ case was one Of
chronic catarrh aggravated By grip. had
pains in my head and duh heavy feeling over
the eyes. Every morning | had difficulty In
clearing my nose and throat IL would gas
me so badly that would often b. unable 20 re-
tain my food. l felt tired and weak and my
food didn's seem 20 benefit me. NJ nostriis
were STOPPED up and was continually hawk
ing and splitting. Since Dr. Rankin has treated
me III these symptoms have loft mo and feel
new visrot and can 80 NJ my work with my old
ambition. l think him worthy Of commenda-
too and give IL to him."
References 20 five hundred cured patients
m this city alone.
Or. Rankin n q graduate % Ann Arbor, and
has had years OF experience In his spccialtics-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24
H. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
FOR sALE-Hor

FOR sAI-E-HOUsEs AND LOTS
hne mdoern nfne-room HOUSE. On Terr..,
avenue. east frontage. owned by non. - ideof-
must scii bargain. Also one on burton ave-
nuc, eight roomss corner lot Ons o. Sonth
l<afsyefte. With furnace, hath and all nosiern
Improvements One % Hammer svrsnA trrlvs
rooms; corner lot; good barn. q bargain Ons
60 tentral sFenns. one on Paris srenna one %
horth Prospect one On Hastings one on Rick-
ard sxenua Also tsa house, on Csnfer street
u exchanges for boose and lot centrally loc staf
Two houses on Cas- sfrena nforeon kAlam1zos
stenue Tor sale CO exchanxa
FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
20 scras 600 miIe from ByFon Cantor. GOOD
house and barn. Eood orchard. al nader hirh
stare q cultivation, 20 sell or exchanas for ilu-
proved city property.
Also farm OF ~ &C re- near Jenlsouxilla cod
bniidinsk. good orchard and good And 10 a.
change fof house and lot IN cify.
Also 40 acre In township of Gainc< n mile
from eltfi 10 acres improved. balance heech
and maple timber; fsir baiidinsz. sol ciay
loan.
i have number Of fine improved farms Ia
Barn county, which can dlsposo 81 az great
bargains
Also number Of hns pieces Of garden Land
near the city, RAGING from I've O. fortY acre
have lcts IN eli parts 81 tho city 10 sell OF
exchange houses to rent
Money 10 loan on good real ssssste security.
H. J. DD5oLfA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24
po,~rty-stricken.

Paula--It is 40 strange about Mira
Dougherty. She married q man-rnil.
liner. and yet they are poor.
Peggy-Yes, she keeps an account
with him--Truth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24

20 wHKRK THE CaouD Gofs-71,.
- tf1Utf1 Saeer - al IrNarf Nrefaraa
NUA 10 faeo. 80 prr,fhsssss fstt ~ lalifa.
: - neI<t rtatrFefaet arf ffanrs n1@1lnnn 80
trH 9@fftnT. So rp.naa rrnF r.tIrs iIfn fr~rr
tafEerf - ola ekts 1tf<nrb ths pet nrraarsl
erd ftfafef fils 4ssrrilsef feuF ~ ~ r<.sl,Inrf
s.ve-ifos4 - tfffnlfF. CsIis so - nsrIIs se4
ElrF fe4tf afe 49, aeta - rnaFrlare fsfis tt4
hsr,ta = q ~ tftsnds 1fith a. ia srf h..Fnra
ffe efaxf 80 - F91f nsosief's - ltllss nsrrs
rfvf< tsfztBis e14.es - ~ <sss-s - r. :, -
= he8te4< - fEofre. matFfrnnrf n<atnf -
ta1.e<f1f e1e.rs, ufsitra tfe srnarafsf nft rsn,
- gaa 80 artF fls -ls'-....s~ - <fses- -
tfatsrr nEt4a1 r1urt nH1rff wIM 42tal
rtcr1 $500 irss1 rthe-s - go III eraa
ffIar = H<4T - 20 49, r.aItee 80 nft@Gaf
- 80 stat ~ etfl4t1 ~ fr.-lf - krssnsn -.
es,rf - as41t - t4eg fkafres ~ r-nek
z ~ hssz n = ferlp. ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24

Or IfnNEHF1T 01Ien
Grand Rapids. Mica. Irrsal Il "a
kotioe > hs<ssiT rlvra thai tht aasnIsr, -
~. tbs oreulnl, pIisaiI1 and <EfrEsI.,l "a
]ourrsso eFcnue - Ah.nsnn n4rsue- I.
nt.N ~ M nAhca aud fha1 uIH -
ceise pafmcnt ttercon Ter the tfriof a fsu.fr
neys nxtn ia. dets 81 - eilne = sks cilr
ana ? hmsoRRlcK o,v sses.ur~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24

~ frsatIrrt UIre
tsrand Rapid Alch-, Ananst 4 fs11 (
co.cF aenet1 fiFen Tat ~ asEnnznenf
fol tuI NE lusrrofeneut - horth Disisinr
tuepl from Annre Eiro14 ~ i.ron afrart =
10y ~ ot hap1is, and ttaf Hil receive -.
Ia date 81 ne eiilrs - ne cls tIsasnref. co
asxa aHsoRmoK ,,v rs..ssr.a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24

tftf tffaenrufs D1lra
Ofapd haQlas. kist- Atrulf a isna
te8re ~ hffetr kIFen thtf iHr neaf4.srIsr..1t
rotl NJ epuftfncttnf sssssr a. fnI.er nfor.,1s
trrn teit auHee a. f.olnf IA fI,sf va "a
tlaishssa eFHnut . neF ~ ms kends end thnt
Nia fNtftf farnfn ~ ttaraf1 iuI ~ f,nfIrr1
- t~znif days frpn ts|lE dIits 81 49, 49, -
tll1 eIlF tr1aEaref. efff Raj
s1sA =, n E0kkICk. Chs Irssnuenr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24

LII tIa&41rcfe u[IIra
Grand hapldk. Nd Ansoai al len
Ho.tce a hEutu Ftfen tat Tie aes.s s1..<n.
roll fof The oonffrnciloa ~ a se.sr 49, -
eorth toilete aFtnus AID kssi "a - sfs...l
noe IN NJ ian41. and list 1 vi -
t-cnsf days fun thif dass "a fi.e ofias IL IL
eit3 treasnTef. cifg hall
ssps n n s0kklcx. Ga, rs>.s....
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24

ttr lft4s1ft1 DTra
GRAD kaplds. Met, kuausl al ia
rcli Zoe tss ooss(s nrfInn al /. 49, a. f-''~'
strcet tfpn Pas street - Flonnsl sIrs a.
- nos ~ me- haeds. snd that sili Fsfriss pa
,h,s aAis a ths ol1csef sk< eity ir.sssruI. cllS
ssst Nh soRRrrE. cav rr.-....,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24

Clara latter her song)-Did my voies
Gil the room7
Prunella- No; ID emptied T. Truth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24

~cli ~ ite tIzffF-<nert - - nIieI i.r<HEH1
frcozn ed Third strests. fpt1 Ir.1'u<. s<feet
- Ifos ffnsna a 49, a - k@<f4| 1cf
tt2t - r~re|~t t&TsI1Dt LeF<(4 81 Ikt
Frr1es ~ tEf1fr 1sFs tfuH - Gets = ~
- = ~ So i'rs,.F{,, =, =. =. -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24

Cfn<e Espl1s. MA. tais u 10
Notice n heftbf FIFea that 50 ns1esgrnanf
rnti fef lhe cfBttI nrtloh q eerEl IL henfaI@k
strest frr.n Lfqe .treet - feutt1in ftssel
ceirs fsFuenl tllerro1 fff 80 Fefif,c - fws1fs
aeyt ffrm ttis dais 81 ths afla1 - ths eIis
4 soEzIck CO Ts...s,.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24

III 4feHEerrk's ofIna
trend k1rlaz. MIfh. AnFrtf 4 ia
Notes u kerehT elren thss o. -
fot 20 NE cenetrocticn ~ a scurrin EnrI,a ave.
anf fl.su DO fnet pqrtk - hkgut assn1s y n I'll
s.te-. = neS ~ ~ hH1f.. AL 1pat III rscpsss
IRA ~, dai> - tl's oes a "a sss uss<ersr
susA NH sonKck- u.,s rs--..s.. 4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24

eS 90 SIS per day 90 boma ceiling Lightning
pO Platter and plating sewelry. Watches
tableware. eta Plates The nnsst q iewelry
liver or nickel. No sxpcrienoeI No capital
Every house has goods needins plating. u. h
Delno. Columbus. q.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24

VI IFFTTTT| \ |TT|IT1-
ffrsna nnr44s Niek.. 4nrurI 2 f31
trItr4 - kfreff rtFeG ftst $40 nnEaa1n4ftI
rcII ~ fhs renEtrnfIin< "a FreF - tI1Ff.r
streft frofa 49, ftFrFf y FuIIef rIrs.t. = ~
a. ~ hnsaa saf fkff Hti reesfsf EafnIeaf
f|.rsn'st Co. a. uffIhd ~ fuenI4 asIs Tor.
fl,s slsts 80 tbs paiss - tbs sI9 tte1s1Fts
sasa Nh soRnfcx o.s 1r-.-p--s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24

tlJ Irc1EuTor DHIra
Grand kapid4. NicA Arnxa lEl1
Notice A. heeeus given that tbs srs,Esrr "A
MI Tor The isnfrosonIeft - tfuiils<sr sfrrri Ir1
Veto street - butlorsor1h asos-us = nou - -
1apdAs end that Nin receive laruIenf thersoa
fgf TIE period q twenty dafl fror fi.ls a. - "a
aus ; Ehs6kEidk 6 20 ts.s.u,-.
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Itf4 Tr~as1rrs ofIra
fron1 HsEias Nlck.. Job 81 80
tslfrs \ hefet1 ristE fl.ai - aesr<1neot
ft1 fuf The copftfurtfnF - sfFt IN oHl
aretuf ffpm q 80 eafI a tuf1I Lnina nte4sI
- tnfse stfest = nps ~ NJ E4n1l an1 49, II
~ frc<tFs EaFurtf tIssfosa - - perI1f q
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LsoR RENT Room. on xround hoor. vith O.
= without board III Bcst~iek street. ss-u
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y Gar BLOCK steam heated, eas and bath
rooms No. - south Division street t-Ieu
ron RENT-HoUSEs.
E,ok RENT-Good HOUSE. three blocks north
- OF wealthy avenue car barn. Inquire No
Ia cariton atenuo or Bert Hall. HkEtLD oiiica
E,oR ,REST-ioroon modesr house on
aud Uaisn street.. ali IN seei rspair: a. no.
Also one ora Paris ayonne fer -. and suit "
rooms on Bridge s'r'', , tff - { AZ SsxcgR
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ron RENT BUSINESS.
rJ,o REST-The t~o-ssors brick bullaing, No.
u - Huron -. also store No 100 Canal 81
). L. and fh. {. Fuller. II las, Bridge 81 ~
JsoR SALE. OR LEASE on EASY TERMS
II A hotel with furniture and 1rstcless bar
with complete fixtures attached; best 81 loca-
as sa ~ box Herald ass s'A at ones a.
E,AcTokl FOX kENT-Afses July ne viii
~ rent our three story and basement brick
building. Nos. and Erie street; central 10
cation gas AID electric light. power. elevator.
steam beat: low rate Insurance. Apply 20
Bisseli Cari,et sve<per Co. = NH street. 7stf
FoR Observation-Disclosures.
Hack. horses. harness for sale;
H JOHN Il. MARTIN.
~ s. Canal street.
E,oR sALE-Ons Of the finest saloons In the
n city; location corner Division and Fulton
streets, Porter block. VIII Be sold cheap 10 the
right party having money. ID. n. Ambers
a Bro, I7ff
EoR SALE OR RENT-Upright plano 3
II North Front street 56f mo
LrOR ssALE-My entire store Of furniture and
~ miscellsneouxl household goods; new
house and large lot eorper of Union and Carer
streets house and lot No. 10 Madison Ftf cot !;
vacant lot On Christ. street; farm OF ten scres
10 rods east Of city limits new buildings and
ell kinds of fruit; vii sell Or exchange for
other property. A A. Lord No - stocking
street 1I2d