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TO THE WORLDS FAIR.
Via the Union Pacific The Overland Flyer.
Only SIa Days TO Chicago.

VIA tne Union fachlc- ne overland fryer.
Only 51a Days TO Chicago.
The Union Pacific is the only line running Pull
man double drawing-room sleepng-cars and din
ing-cars. San Francisco to Chicago, without
change.
Tourist excursion every Tuesday and Thursday,
running through to Chicago without Change in
charge of manager.
Passengers are allowed step-over privileges at
Salt Lake City and al Denver.
For full particulars apply to n. W. Hitchcock.
general agent, l Montgomery street. San Francis
co; f. r Ellsworth, agent, 91S Broadway, Oak
land; q. F. Herr, 229 South Spring street. Los
Angeles
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Earned runs-lo o. Angeles :. Three-base hit
Sharp rwo-base hits-Carrcll, Work, Hutehin-
son. Lytie. First base on erTOrS-Los Angeles 8.
First base called b3iis-LoS Angeles 8. San
Franciscos 8. Left on bases-Los Angeles i. san
Franchises &. Struck oUt-By Nicol 3. by knell l
First base on h,r by pitohsr-Spies KRell. Double
piay-Spes TO Power. Passed bail-LohHaan.
Wild pltch-hnel Time Of game-2 hours 20
minutes. Umpire-McDonsld- Scorer. 5. Ban
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ton. The capital stock will be So ooo. 900.
The Talbot Investment Company has
incorpola ated for The purpose of carrying
on general construction, manufacturing.
mining, farming, banking and commercial
business. Its capital stock is 100000.
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sneciaI schoor4eacters, Excnrsinn

Eastern points via Northern Pacific Rail
road. May 80, 1893, In upholstered Tourist
sleeping cars. Make reservations and secure
tickets at 63S Market street. I. X. Stateier,
General Agent Passenger Department.
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Commencing May IS, 1898, rates TO Chicago
VIII be reduced via Northern Pacific Railroad.
For particnlars address I. X. Stateler, 63S
marker street, General Agent Passenger De-
paftmenL- .
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John Tile. seaman on The English ship
SnaiSow, fell from the main yardarIn yesterday
TO the deck. Outside of severe .ash over The
eye ana conIused hip be escaped without
serious injury. he was treated al the Receiving
Hospital
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No home is complete without PARKER's GIN
GER Tonic, needed for every weakness.
PARKERss HAIR BALsAM Is life to the hair.
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IF your nerves are weak, If you are all tired
out, If you have sick headaches, dyspepsia, or II
you are troubled by impure blood, try Hoods
Sarsaparllla this season. II win do You good.
The morning call., 1893-05-20

school Teachers Worlds Fair Excursions
Under Management of a. Phi lips & Co.
Leaving San Francisco. Sacramento and San
Jose Saturday, May 81, Wednesday, May 81. and
Saturday. June 3, via the Rio Grande Western
and great Rock Island routes. An scenery Rio
Grande by daylight. No change ef csrs TO Chi
cago. Apply to CLINTON JONES, SO Montgomery
street, S, F.. Cal.
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CoUGHs.-" Broicn's Bronchial Troches" are used
with advantage TO alleviate Coughs. Sore Throat,
Hoarseness, and Bronchial Affections Sold only In
boreS
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New lncornorafinns.

The Esna Mutual Building and Loan
Association has hled articles of incorpora-
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AFTER sieepless night, use Angostura Bitters to
tone up your system. Buy only the genuine, manu-
faetured by DR.. Siegert Il Sons.
EXTRA Minee Pies swAIN's. 13 sutter street
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CALIFORNIA slace fruits. soc lD. Townsend's..
Reduced Rates TO cnicapo.

"SPERRY's BEST FAMILY FLOUR" is ahead
OF them ALL
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CHURCH NOTICES.


g. First Presbyterian Church. Cor. of
- Van Ness ave. aud SAcram eato st-Rev
Robert Mackenzie, L. D.. pastor. Rev. Walter D.
Nicholas associate pastor. AR. Nicholas viii
preach at II A. NJ. and :45 P. .Sunday-school
at l2:4 = P N. Young Peoples Secisty OF Chris
tiaR Endeavor at $3.50 p. NJ. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday evening at 7:45 O'Clock. All are W ell
come TO these services.
- first UnIttt Pre- byterIsn Church,
80 Golden Gate ave aud Polk st.--Rev. NJ. M.
Gibson, ID. pastor. Services at IL A NJ ana
1888 p. N. The pastor will preach both morning
and evening. subject for the evening, Joseph In
fhSTaoh's Roundhoase. 5orliiai Invita- onto ALL |
SEzS X ward Fresbs terian Church, Ia is-
y, sion st,near Third-Rev. Kenneth j. Duncan
VIII pre- ca at IL A. NJ. Theme kept From
EyiI": and at 7:45 P. N. Rev. Ar. Duncan begins
series OF sermons on "A Nations Great Leaders''
the nrst one Washington; next sabbath. LiAcon.
sunday-sehooL 80 A. NJ. and II 80 p NJ. Young
Peoples Society of Ohl istian Endeavor at $3.50
p " Prayer meeting on ednesday evening at
40 O'clock. All are invited.
- Van Ness Avenue Methodist Epis-
80 conai Church, Van Ness ave, bet BusA ana
Pine sts-R=v. samuel Hirst pastor {resideuce
l424 Bush std Services morning and evening
Subject morning. .'rhe Church aud Its Privilegesr
Evening, Tine Shipwrecks OF Life " Special sing
Ing. Seats free.
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~ Central Methodist Episcopal Church
90 Mission st. bet. Sixth aud Seventh-Rev
Dr. Diie, pastor will preach at IL a. N. and 7:45
P. NJ Morning subject, ''The Kings Standard for
Measuring Recruits" Evening. '.rhe Bible aud
Its Critics. ftth in series THE Bible aud Mod
ern Thought" Query-oox before evening lecture.
Mid-week peoples service Wednesday evening.
sunday-school at P. n. All are welcome. Seats
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s., oY TO WORK IN CIGAR-STORE: ONE WHO
has had experience preferred. Address Boy,
box l04. Cali Branch once H1yI9 2t%
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- Howard-St. ethodist Episcopal
SE~S Church, bst second and Third sts. blocks
from Palace Hotel-Rey. W. W. Case, %. D., pastor
PASTORS residence 2026 Howard s. Telephone
5000. Professor Martin Schultz. musical director
a: X over. Sunday-sehosl superintendent. Hours
OF puotlc services, IL A II. and 4 80 N. SUNDAY.
school At l2:S0 Pastors Bible class. IL 30 Ep-
worth League. 6:45 sunday evening Morning
sermon by Rev. e ) Chapman, DID, OF Oakland
Subject of evening sermon, "Regrets OF Old Agen
Chautarqua Circle Monday evening, Professor Z.
hnowifou conductor
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= plymouth ConSreg at on al Church,
ss~S Post street, between Buchanan and Web
ster-Rey. W. ID. illism3. u. D., pastor. Resi-
dence. ll19 Post street Telephone 45S5. Preach
lug ar II A. n. and Z AS P. Il Sunday schools at
. so A. n and 1880 p. NJ. Christian Endsayor
3 80 p. n. Morning service, children's day will
consist of songs. recitarions and address by rhe
pastor. Evening sermoa. shall the Chinese ia ?r'
Good singing. Strangers welcome. iny2O Ut
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L'OR SALE-A FIKST-CbASS BARBER-SHOP
half or whole interest; Centrally located do.
ing good business; brokers. only principals
Address Barber, box l04, Cali Branch. myI9 yts
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w ANTED-MAN, WITH SMALL CAPITAL,
w IN good paying business: clears to each s75 to
SlO0 per month; price $3.50; Scandinavian o.
German preferred; see to day. GUS STRAND. 80
kearny ST
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EFP St Markus Lutheran Church, on
~ Geary ST. bet. Stockton and owsii-Rev,
j. Fuendeling, pastor- Special services on Pente-
Cost Sunday. Chiidren's services az $50 A. y.
preparatory services for hoy communion at Gals
A. N Pentecost services at 1890 A. ". Com
munion service at IL. he musical part OF the
iturgical services under the direction Of Proesso
Z. Werner organist. l
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STER REoPTICoN PARTNER TO TRAVEL TO
after P. NJ uvI67rs
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EE7 simpson Memorial Method st Euis-
80 eopai Church. cor. Hayes ana Buchanan sts
Buchanan st.-Preaching ct / A. NJ and 7;45
p Subject OF norniag sermon, The Triumph
or taltb." At 7:45 p. M. the anniv versary OF the
Epworth League will be held, with appro-
pirate addresses by the pastor and others. Spe-
cia music by the chorus choir and orchestra
sunday-sehoo at 1880 P. NJ, c. Is. Perkins super
lntendent. bpwortA League service at so p NJ
The seats In this church are rrse. The public cor
daily Invited to all the services. Ushers in at
tendance. Prayer meerng ednssday evening" at
5:45. Chautsuqua lecture Monday at 7:i5 p. NJ
by Dr. hlrst. my2U 2ts
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4 Y COMPETENT FRENCH MAID OR NURSE
(speaks German and Engllsh). TO travel East
or Europe. Can be seen at present employer's,
2s29 Pacific ave. mvle SIS
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VI sAS IED-ARE YOU CATHuLICP ARE
" you unemployed? Viii you work for SI8
per week? j. r. GAY, 56 Fifth ave. Chicago,
Isl "a
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fS First Baptist Church, Ed ~ Street,
-s>S near Jones-Rev. j. Q. a Henry. pastor
Or Charles Foster OF the University OF Chi
saso, viii speak at II A. NJ, subject. The Why
and How of Bible Study" and at T:sO p NJ Rev.
Barnham Pegg Will preach. Sunday-sohcol
at 1880 ". Y I. S. of c. E st $50 p NJ: Young
hen's meettng Monday evening. at O'Clock All
hese services are open TO the publ ic, Strangers
Uelcome
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i<Y GERMAN LADY-FIRST-CLASS COOK
- and man second cook in hotel or restaurant:
do all Kinds OF baking; city or country. Call 253
Minna st mv193tS
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MALE HELP WANTED.

w ANTED HARNESS-CLEANER $40 TO
W Si5; ranehhand who can run mower $50 and
ound; ranc chhandS. 81 l5 day; tAShwasher
restaurant, $40; waiter, hotel. $50. z. NJ. RAhER
206 Powell st.
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| lk. D. ID HEiSEMASS HAS RESUMED PRAC-
~ tiee. Oface-S20 Montgomery er.J aekson. ims
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CITY AGENT WANTED FoR LARGE INSUR-
l ance company; Oaly parties well acquainted
and Of good standing need apply. P. .. box
22l7 ap3U In
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T. GOD BARBER FOR SATURDAY AFTER
VI noon. l45 Fifth st.
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"a ANTED- SOLICITOR FOR MILK ROUTE;
206 Powell st
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4 0UND To WAKE YOUR g. WENZEL'S
= electrical alarm clock. 6U7 MONTGOMERY. al 6m
The morning call., 1893-05-20

SwEDISH WOMAN WOULD LIKE WORK BY
- the day. Apply Grant alley, of Sixteenth St,
above Guerrero mylo 2rs
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CIGNsHoP FOR SALE; WELL / g rABLISHED.
- Address X Y. T., box 0S, Cali branch. 20 7t@
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AGENTS WANTED.

NEW GARDEN sPRINKLERS AND SPRAY
Ming machines; so per cent profit; win sell on
sight Spear So. myI2 II
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E1XPERIENCED YOUNG FRENCH WOaAN
u wishes a situation nurse or to do Chamber
work; wages $50. Address A. L. box 80, this
office. mylqTtx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10

SID - nave nrgna - ~ Lite xstaee
- - Kfs.srst
70 the Student 0f ecclesiastical his.
tory the little island % 81, Honorat is
one Of the naost impressive sposs IN
Enrops. says the Thinker. Almost In
Visible On the map IL 81 one time %.
cupisd . most conspicuous position Ia
The eyes OF the world - one Of its
great historical sighsA Az = sens<r Of
iutellsctual and moral tnilusnos II hsd.
as Montalembert truly says greater
effect upon the progress Of humanity
than any famous Isle of the 0recian
archipelago. IL NAY well be caltc1
the Iona OF the south- II Il remark
able circumstances that two little In
significant islands, one In the far
north. AMID the dark loads and inists
Of the Wild Atlantic. and the otiisr In
the far south. under the brilliant blue
sky. and lsvcd By the bfucr waters Of
the Mediterranean. should have formed
the centers which drew 10 them. and
from whence were dispersed. all the
spiritual aud intellsctnal forces OF Chris-
tendom during It, darkest sgea
Meeting cns day one of those
wrctched iepsr.. who were - counon
In Europe In the early Christian cen-
turtles - they arc now Ia Asia. Hon
orxt took him home to his own rooua
and began 70 anoint his terrible surnA
Suddenly the dreadful mask OF dcformr
ity fell on. and the SCARED face burnt
out into overpowering radiance; and
In the tr anadgured lcper he beheld with
inexpressible awe no other than the
Lord Jesus Himself
When ST. Honorst left his northern
home no WA accompanied by his
sister, who was devotedly attached 20
him Tho strict rules of monastio Lie
would not allow the presence Of Z
woman within the precinctA The
gentle and beautiful girl. who ~ her
baptism a. Christian received the
name Of Margaret, was consequently
sent 10 reside In the neighboring isle
OF Lero, where she was completely
separated from her brother. By her
entrsstiss she at last prevailed upon
him 70 promise 10 come and see her
once o year. "Let me know" said she,
"st what time may look for your com
ing, for that season win Be 20 me the
only season Of the year" The saint
replied that he would como when the
almond trees were IN blossom Where
upon tho legend says the forsairen
Margaret assailed ell the saints with
her prayers and tears until she got her
wish, that the almond trees In her
island should mirsculously blossom
once . month; and sending each month
. branch with the significant flowers
on IL 10 her brothers retrest, he duti-
fully came to her 1t once. and her
heart wss thus made glad by the sight
of her brother no less than twelve
timos sverv year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10

snd couusnSon. Evening": -Fa,ss
st.sd4fcs &nd Esa ceupanlonss 4.
r. = - T. ns<flns a o,kk
Churxh q Chrs< E~v. " T. Hn<eeli.
p4sfo<. Nerniax sotie<t. .sIke \ IL e
Cod Ess1sa9s -Ibs New Cl>at8re
Ia Ckrssl JsssA-
A. NE Z,aa church. Fifth sxcnus--
Ths Ees. J. Il Alexandsr. paslor.
Nornloy ssrslee - II. sssosng ii tn.
Al p "a. Al Interested IN tAe rei.g
ions training e The younx are cordially
ias!tsd 70 meet. - = y TIE desire q tas
p<sso< eat nsnbefs - organise SAB
bath school af that hour.
Church - Christ fScienfisfl Coed
Isnp,zfs hall. conner u South Dixisiop
and Island strssfa Services leo = N
sabbath schsul folIosins-
Dls,siou Street Il. Il The Rev. Jo-
semi n. smith. enc Of Indisnas most
succeusfal ssanxslists. viii begin ! series
~ rsfivsi usefines today. Preaching
every afternooo an1 sssnine for tss bexl
ten Java
I,u.n..., px>-hxt.r;>., Church -
uo-r,r~ - rf.,s,, h;bl~' srhol a lJu
$500 sfsr =. ev~ni.v serxicS
"A r,Sl -. sv~s,o~ snhs~r1' -. D.
troif Revival
An g.,,p. ur.,~>r~a;ist,-. .sheldoo
.t,...f e-,~--, an. - ~. R.v CherI--
fI.hre< IN n r~.ter' Morninr sab-
jecf: The 8olidarity a Hsmanity.ss
Essain9 suhl,cf: -frok Tyndall and
the Irdehfr le.-- a ReIiw;oo 10 Modern
science SUNDAY school n IL M.
YouUr Peor.l.'s meeting a 6:i5 D IA.
r..-,.,. 60. n. 100 f.h.,rt. tn.
p.s n I.,t,sss m M rs-s~<- Usual
-. ...a--s,.-- - .~.,,r-
s"..a.- ,.'.-, ~I..s ~. D..
IT,. = N.ssarsv,. ,'.ssa~ aors,ny
s.-s,,~ =, 1o>s1 ra.,n.,n,cr rese ntio5
~ '.s.,,'',.. - 49,. Exsn,ng s~rmcn
&c $500 s.h;aef a. IrWa.l.Ya
Cby,.tisa F.n,,~ssor meets AZ 8 o'clock.
Tr.i,, churrh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
rt,a-ssx .S,,,' h..,.. ,hs psv M p;~bv
1ahnssy Al nsstor service morn.
inc. AZ Io.3O. evening a Z. .Ars Work.
inrmsn Generally Hostile 20 Relirions
Are They Hostile to the Churchesy IL
So. Why. and What II the RemsdyYT
These questions viii be considered.
Messrs Edmund Burfoot Paul Mafrins
Frank Ii. Gil and Alexander Eye. Jr-,
wall speak on them.
Grand Rapids Spiritual association
meets in Lockerby hall No. ?. at No. -
Fountain sfreet m 1O.3D n M and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10

Micro - Them There Thss n Any 0thsr
Part % the world
There are more anita 70 the square
milo In Florida than In any other coun-
try In the world, says writer In the
Savannah News There are ants which
VIII measure moro than half an inch
An length. and then there are ants 20
small that they can scarcely Be seen 10
move with the unaided eye There are
red ants and black ants. and trouble
some ants But as bad - they are,
have never heard Of them eating out
the seat OF mans trousers, as mis-
sis,naty, Rev. Mr.. Wilson. once told the
writer he saw the army ants do in India
while the man was sitting on the earth
for few minutes beside him.
But the Florida ants win take out
tho lettuce and other minute seeds
from the sofl In which they are planted
and actually destroy the bed They
win suck the life out Of acres OF young
eucurnbers and melon plants. pproot
strawberry plants OF cover the buds
with earth to such an extent rs TO kin
them They viii get into pie. pickle,
sauce. strip. sugar, on meat. In hash,
win riddle q cake or I'LL loaf of
bakers bread till n l. worthless All
remedies failing. ! took 20 batting
them near their nests with slices of
meat. bones. apple and pear parings.
and when I had from hfty 20 one
hundred thousand out turned kettle
of boiling water on them I have
killed In one week over one million
in the space OF . quarter acre lot. and
have almost wiped them out had 90
do this 20 secure any lettuce plants,
and many unobservant farmers COM
plain Of secdsmcn when they should at
tribute their troubles 20 insects-
IL Is very curious and instructive 70
see how promptly the ants whic. e.
cape The scaling viii 60 10 work
taxing out the dead. aud. after piling
them outside Erxt, then 90 10 sxcavat
ing again and rebuilding their cells
aud runwsys This bein1 done very
quickly the next work Oh hand Il the
laying In of . supply Of food. by haul
Ing The deal bodies OF the hof-water
victims into their storehouscs You
may see . small black ant haniing and
tuggtng at the carcass OF q red ant
twenty times is own weight. and no
always succeeds. In the end. In land
ing Il In the warehouse OF the colony.
Next you may see = sort OF ambulance
corps searching for the disabled These
ars taken carefully 10 the underground
house, where the surgeons and nurses
are In waiting. Then. TOO. vou NAV
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10

The following are the clever versss Of
the topical song written and sung by Ed
Robinson In the recent amateur produc-
ton % -Iolanths".
vhen I went 70 the bar ~ q very young man,
Said 10 myseIf. said I.
III worn CO nsx and original plan.
said 10 myself. nid I.
III never assume that rogue or q thief
Il a gentleman worthy implicit belief
lecau.e they have OF, alas. brought me 10
grief.
said l 10 myself. said L
TIL revsr trox dun Ia e jnrynans eyes
sid 10 myself. said l.
OF hoclwlnk judge Who b not ovsrvise.
sad To mysed. said I.
Or s-sarns that tls sheria put On the whole
iores.
When prisoners 20 through the roof In their
eostrNs.
Bat ss wont <sy word 20 make Lamosax
fsoi wore.
Sad 10 myself. said I.
when 7 vent round tie fair IN big roller
ctsir.
said % myself. aid I.
Do 5ou fhink I world care or even dare.
SAID ~ myself. aid I.
To visif sisc > o. on toe Midway Piniancc.
And eitnss ~ girls IN the Algerian dance.
Nsi ~. unlss could saeak there b.
ellzneh.
s'sd 70 myself. aid L
Sss what .aan We DO with this amateur
e<ass
saii ., my.elf. aid 4.
I'd give stsrs slnxrra siFa gat ninsfy days.
Ssid - myssii. said l.
Or tas saem tkr4e afty and Gusts I presume,
An& then - s-care ffeir -sernaI tune
I'D b1y "a. CessI;a souvenir sfosn.
sd "a nJ.ell. sxll I.
~ chef isw-ess1sr in Americas rsnks
sid - puyself. sad I.
Ia silvbs nsw nesled for dealing VITA
eranks.
sd ~ ny~H. ssid !,
"a xirs siastssr Coshsts shr~e dollars head
Ts psrch oefurnor Alleged and oshers ws
dfead.
Scr - h.ss 20 So Cor th.-s Who favor ths
rod.
Ssfa ] - ny-<if. sid /.
a. ssrs srrroschei ~ fessixn quartet
Sad 1 - nsyseif. saii l.
And ssksI 70 cont<iDuls Tor a rev church
carpet.
said 70 my-sif, saia 1.
"a shost v<sy loudir. ~fsr Ne church nos
r< Ne sssr 40 IN give potatoes. b. u.
Asa -. ..r- rrs-a na. City MARSHALL
"a 10 sy.is. -.IaL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10

n body treats body
To glass Of Rye.
lie body tells body
Which is best to try;
II the pair their eyes are winiinz
Here's the reason Why
Ten 10 one they both are drinking
-Roysi Ruby Rye
Royal Ruby" Rye Whisky IL
guaranteed absolutely pure and
eleven years old. Its great
popularity attests its merits.
II IL "a rye that IL q Rye" rec
commended for the invalid. the
eonvaleeccnt and the connois-
sour put up on honor and quail
ity guaranteed. Bottled at dis
tiilery) ROYAL WINE CO.
CHICAGO.
Ask for IL. $40 per quart
bottle. For sale BY Scribner a
Aidworth, Druggists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10

kr,h.l-aooc a. Mott Williams q tks
s.,-.,.nsl ei.o<,n.e q sort1sra XickiSza
: .sos = have a. sccis=iz.siaai car. Il
i siarly an eplsc0rai churen ca
~hs~ls. shieh c@a l. tz<sa frpn sosp 70
tora aDd 1ssd ln<tead q schooi hoass
for n.keion4Fy p1Fpcse4
Hay CITY has bsllt -5.5so fsst q cetzr
psssment the ye~F a er<t q w.
ti0-21. ISL feet u islsral ne ss~efs'
csszinz t11o1la and 4oi@ test o. nsia
tfifk sewers - cost q s1iio
Hugh Ict4ughton 81 C4ssopoiis sho
~zs EscenL.x seat - ion.4. ssa : pFo-
fsss.1nz. hcxse fn.e- ne n~s s'..sh
thru % fnssy np<s1s aA''ns -"
une.
frank Lefzs 81 ja<kson. var veteran.
crc4ns f'etent'f .ns&as o -
ssa has hssn Pl.eea ~ ~ - 80
- @--- -
>&4@t-1 .st1<1t =. - e 49,
r'op selcnatraosht ~ tAS 49, 49,
ro@3. nAs fcs'z 80 prS-s
meat 80 80 - 80
II ss's 1s1s<--- e ss.> - - -
49, 800 ,,.-.....s''.s ess.-- I,.,..,r'-
S~
~ 49,. :, 49,. .,,.~k.a
t'.', 49,, E~;.,sx n.,s 1870 In
- Se~,.t.a .sim.I vss AZ once
<li
M. R.v I.eob Vau der Msuleu u
pe.<s-.,~n kno..s hss accepted the
80 ~ E.~f Oserss~i
- u.,..,,.h eo.ntx Sunday school
caaxentioo III! meet At Rlchm Dad. De-
e~u,l,er ~ analk
r. Rotter 4 Cb-s~s company u Ifh-
ae.. hns been sued by the manager for
macy due him.
Prnnk A. Dean Of Charlotte. minister
10 Naples. xill sail froa. New YORK next
TUESDAY.
= Ros. SIR. Ksmnerer Of Grand Haven
vii establish German colony near that
city.
Htosksy 10 taxing steps 10 ineorpo-
rate itself a. eits uadsF the general
Law,
The 0erran Lutheran church 'asi. !, =
o~osso wih Be dedicated pecemoe' -.
FARMERS In ottasa county desoied 20
seses 70 os''fs es''u's 10 P- 49,.
u.ana hs'en n.s - $50 % 49, $50
s-,--.s- :. x.I.u.-., ~.
- s'..rv scnverts xsthin five verka
lsa-e- s.ru.,s, in.titute will hold II.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10

81 Marks p. r.. Disizioa street ks.d
= fesri strret--rhs k<v. Do. Canpb>ll
Far. n D. reeto<. Hospital Sunday
krmru ~ ns Rev. Cslnptell Fair
Ieep a ~. and p n. Holy rcmmunioa
81 9ef5 a N Holy baptism J p m
kanklaY sehooi ~ noonI
~ Marks He-pitzi-ssndsy s>rvies
a p -. and Thursday 81 J ,. N Ia
Instin chepet
-. Matthews Fifth Ward r. T.. ossira.
~ sfress AL Ncrfh ssenae snnday
erhrot az ~ a N. Sermon and holy
essnunnion ~ II = O. By ne Raw. Abrs-
ban ks.fes A. ID
Soslfh snxrrsstiors Ths Rev. . r.
Snsth Fzstor Horning sab;ecfs We
Are CFo<e&- ksreptssa 81 members
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10

f:rand Has-a fhs wiat1r. snd vih run
kefs<en Grsa1 Haven Ead Aiiuaakse
xA>aeser fAs ffeizk< businsss q tns
6rz1t truss makss 4 i,seessa<f- The
- Msrrsck wlA - stafionsd ksre al
1.lfer - keep ths hzrDer en<ssnea e-ss<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10

A Arst-class piece of japanese lac
qucr-work can scarcely be scratched
with . needle. 1t requires almost the
lifetime Of . native artist to bring IL
10 perfection. Hundreds Of coats Of
thin lacquer are laid on Ut consider
able intervals of time, and the value
consists not In the choiesness of the
material. but in the amount Of labor
spent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10
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