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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-02-23
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THE DAY OF WORSHIP.
Time for Holding Services by tho

Time for Holding Services by the
Several Churches.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &c :3O a.. M, p. m
Sunday school a.. M, Prayer Meeting
Wednesday, Up. nj. REV. j o. STuLL, Pas
tor.
PRESRYTERIAN.-Chu 10: 80 4. M, p. m.
Sunday School ~ IN, Prayer Meeting,
Thursday, p. m. REV. NJ. L. DoNAHEY, Pas
tor
ST. .AUGUSTINE.-Mass 3 a. M, High Mass 10
a. M, Vespers 2 p. IN. REV NJ PUETz, Pastor
METHODIST. Church 1890 a. m, Up. M, Sab
bath school 2:S0p, M, Young Peoples Meet
ing 5:l5 pm. Epworth League Meeting
Wednesday, p. M, Prayer Nesting Thursday,
7p. IN. Rev. l. N. KALB, Pastor
PAUL'S LUTHERAN.-Church2 2 80 p. M, (or
10 q. m rs announced previous Sunday Sun
day Schools Am. Rev. W. Il. FISHER, Pastor.
ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN.-In Freedom Twp,
Church 10 a. M Rev. ". l.. FISHER, Pastor. g,
EMANUAL'S LUrHERAN.-Church2 2:30 p. IN.
Sunday School 10 q. REV. l.. DAMMoNN
Pastor.
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN. - Napoleon Twp.
Church 10 am. REV. L. DAMMoNN, Pastor.
UNITED BRETHREN.-S South Napoleon church
every week, 80 a. m. and in the evening at
7:30. PRAYER meeting Thursday p. m
REV. |. d. INGLE, Pastor. =
NITED BRETH REN--McClure :church 10 M,
every otherSunday, beginning January 49, 1891 T..
Sabbath school 9:30 a. m. Prayer meeting
Thursdays,7 Rev JOHN SnELLER, Pas
tor.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-02-23
TOWNSHIP
GoodLoOks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Good looks are more than skin deep,
depending upon healthy condition or
ali the vital organs. Ifthe liver be in
active, you have bilious look, if your
stomache be disordered you have dyss-
peptic look and if your kidneys be af-
eeted YOU have a pinched look. Secure
a good health and you will have good
looks. Electric bitters is the great
Alternative and Tonic, acts directly on
these vital organs. Cures pimples,
blotches, boils ahd gives q good COM
nlexion. Sold at ID. ]. Humhrey's
drugstore, SOC per bottle.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-02-23
GRAMMAR.

So live, that when thy summons comes to join
The innumerabe caravan that moves
To the pale realms of shade, where each shall take
His chamber in the silent halls of death,
Thou 90 not like the quarry slave at night,
Scourged his dungeon but, sustained and soothed
BY an unfaltering trust approach thy grave
Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-02-23
MRS. Sue WELsTEAD, Examiner

TIE UClGf men. And some oi them were
seated too. 1t was too funny for anything!
He had just as gooda right to the seat as
any of them-the right of having got there
first"
/ suggested that men were queer sorts OF
animals-it was the only way to account
for it,
Its moral cowardice; that's what it is.
A man alone is polite animal. Like most
other women" she added, with touch of
naivete, II have no particular objection to
him singly and individually. but in droves
he's a pig."--Pitlshurg Disnatch.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-02-23
The New Mail Flag.

The pennant to be borne at the mast
head of the United States mail subsidy
ships is 20 feet long, s feet 6inches at the
mast and 8 feet at the end of the swallow
tail. Its field is red, bordered by inches
Of blue. In the upper left hand corner
is an eagle in blue, with arrows and a
branch in its talons, and bearing on the
breast shield with stars and stripes in
red and white. Charleston News and
Courier.
Lane's Medicine Moves the Bowels
Each Day.
In order to be healthy this is necessary.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

sN,'y tvo members - The Dsisy lodge
- flka gave ga FRIDAY night gsod
h}s banquet - judy Allen l. Morse.
iae like dii rot Invite thor siyra al
ssecthcart-. tut hal tie spr,ad al 20
Themselves. They managed tp have a
e,. Il time. and the affair pss an a.
feru "a but hearty tnn voyage o. ihe
It,dEe Eho efan sails for i.is-goR
The nfet - 4 sefisso = RECEPTIONS to w.
given ~ The iouug Meu Ctf,st ag ae
-.ci-ftle sss hsid last rusr.h3 ulaf T.
leo hnndred ompiofea e fhe licrkey \
Gay tufnitofr rausaliy ani The N'ies
icy lire chair camrsny attended The
gu~-f@ verp eotrrtainei ~ gfmna=f b.
~siiblfsat. fefffshmepts. sci hy vosal
ard piano mosir
i..,sf , lfrla5 evening 2, s.re'l nunti. p
~ spal-a met Al tie h,.one - NJ VI q.
J boat 80 4li North l'f.gs-,t sts,.,i
It sas ts-Ae Isfiy sai sash ga~st
t.-ls hss o~n flsi~ sfs'an. uapsin as,al
i~ssup The lansh eaa fnfutah-d ~
tie = ,assn. eha dfe- ioi- q, -. shst
sItlsla ifo,s ths eHlsita each should
raffy
fas lslfssii siah s.st Al So "a!
NffUt t'rsff.t stfrrf 81 Ffiaay afttf
fen lfassff fa efsse sss rivsH.
asf -,.s.-t f.sffiasat afis SCI ssni ,aefts
sFle 3-u-sf Ihs fH.t 49, @~m
teFa fste5.fffs iar
fhs h.etisfs as1 nHsffsis effro "a sf
As.isa. seh,..i l@ss A.saslaY 'asAt a.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

Ga Fsisisy evening Mr~ Jaasss Csap.
b~ii Il Aadisoa sssa os ssss ehildr.as
party IN honor q her young brother
fraax sl.ssoa. sne was assisted by h.r
sister. Mss Jessie Sasson. and IL. Misses
Aoore and ousnhy. The aan~s % the
gussis are Aauds Carey, Mauie Free-
man, B-ssss heatig. Louise MeI-Aren.
Ma wymAn, Ofscs Th1riagton. Lula
Duahsm. Daisy W~Onss, Grscs Coak,
hn. Aasld- Ssaiey. Helen hunt.
Js-i. iiAxeitin-. Helen Marshall. Aiiia
whlsiicomb. Hosard Obasn. Carroll
Perkins. stuart knsppsn. Charley Wal
La, "a iliie Marshall. Eddie Dean. Berkey
Ionss. Esscs Aeoss. Joha wiisss.
Eagcne Worien, Ned Groeb~ek. HeIry
Hssla. Charley Brsdteld. III hanks
George Levi. Arthur Loag. Chsr.sy
Watklns and Martin Mitchell
The young girls were lovely in their airy
party go~ %. aad Ali Tn. children entcrs,t
With z.st iAto the spiIit - the dAncs-
They wa!txed. poikIssi. srhottisched and
dad the Oxford aost gracefully. Ia the
dining room th. small table stood under
q canopy q snilax. from which = silver
cupid xas suspended. holding IA hg
hansis a bun % PINK tea r0se-
The sifcboard ~as banked with ferns
Ices we're served duFing the daneirg
And later light refreshments. The
young guests eft cordial wishes to theIr
young hast Tor many retprGs Il happ.
btgtndayS.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

AZ Crozier Bros'. Shoe Store Grand Open
ing, Wednesday, May TO.

The largest soda fountain in the city
was received from Boston and set up in
Crozier Bros. new double shoe store
yesterday. The body, which is between
seven and eight feet in length. is built
81 beautiful solid marble trimmed with
silver
Only the purest fruit juices and non
alcoholic beverages will be served. The
question ~ health will he first con
sidered. and unlike other fountains. the
syrup cans III tins one are lined with
glass 50 that the syrups cannot touch
any metal and avoids corroding. which
generates poisonous acids.
The ladies' all over the city are plan
ning 10 attend the formal opening next
"Wednesday and evening. when they will
be given expensive worlds fair SOU
venirs. "A ticketfor "A glass ~ elegant Ice
cream soda. which can be used any day
this season. and also hear the music,
all without money and without price. >
The opening sale of shoes of special
prices il now ON and every know u mod
ern style Of footwear can be found at the
lowest living prices.
This opening of the largest shoe store
in Michigan not only speaks well for
the enterprise 81 the proprietors. but
forcibly Indicates that Grand Rapids
has passed from a mere city into a
thriving metropolis. :.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

The grand concert which Prof. Il. A..
Wcll.nstein has announced for June :.
will, without doubt. be one Of the most
finished musical affairs that has ever
taken place here. The fact that the
Detroit Philharmonic club has been en-
gagged TO furnish large part of the
prog ram is an assurance that the con
cert will be a musical event of unusual
Importance.
Miss Heller Baker. who IL in Stutt
CART writes tn her friends that she is
delighted with her studies and surround
ings in that city. A letter from her pro
fessor to her teacher. Henry Z. Post.
speaks in the highest terms Of her talent
and prospects.
Several Of Grand Rapids musicians
have been in attendance during the
week at the worlds fair rousic hall.
where Paderewski has been the great
drawing card among musicians.
The st. Cecilia society will send to
the Columbian exposition Mrs. Mary 5.
Palmer and Miss Francis Maude
Hughes. where they Will play violin
solos.
Henry C. Post has tired 81 his usual
Lake Superior yachting trip and will
remain at home most of the summer at.
tending 10 his usual occupation.
K A. Wellenstein expects 10 spend
July and August in Germany. probably
the greater part of the time at his home
in F.lberfeld on the Rhine.
Mrs. Frances McWhorter has about
completed her seasons work abroad. and
will rest during the heated term at
Lausanne Switzerland
u. \. Chipman is in Portland today,
assisting in the dedication III the new
organ in the baptist church.
Miss Ella Pierce went 10 Chicago last
Monday 10 reside. She will continue
her musical studies there.
Messrs. Post. Campbell and Force will
give their thirteenth pupils musicale
some evening this week.
Miss Maud hughes went 10 Olivet
last Monday To play the harp at May
day reception.
Francis Campbell will spend the
three summer months IN London. Paris
and Milan.
Mrs. Jeanette Crawford has spent
the past week with musical friends III
the city.
II. e.. Gilmore II Detroit was in tn,
city last week visiting the musicians.
Miss Helen Mccoy IL expected home
from Berlin IN short time.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

The following very timely notice is
taken ir'nl iho Review - Yesterday
Too mura cannot le =aii q thn hand
souv STORE 'arnisonsi or - er frfi.Gg (
prupuetors hn cater - sntce stui. o.
Tie Grand Eapt ls pub,ic
osfand l.gplts now has crn - ie
most magnificent drug atrrcs % 81 state
- hlrhiGau. Sture White a White
made TIE latest imprscmeoua 10 tbc.r
open aN night thorsug if rNelerr 81
s'urtiy up o Hate dapg suVrfum n The
Morton House tiork t r. ~ tre 80 ans
ttug h The r1uoiry The nov steel
osllinE sna site wall f.,ai.f wrought "a
attractive ie.igu= ant beautifully iecn
fa'ei if cream sDfu. llur auf & rsld The
hsnd@amrsi in 70 ctts Whcn iihtrun
sfr.i by sisiy srranissrrni ialap - thes ~ 10
pre-uis ns.@'h reiato
fate NAB gsuf cashiers dr-a v4fh an
es4ulsltr 'Fare top is anothss nsF ffsi
ute The ms-site aahngans furnifurt.
prescription cas~ aat grill have l~en
f.itshef Huti they chine a. hfiihsnl'y y
a. ihr iats-t a.tifialta Netsfs' ih
paoseaseais all g. urais t'u aai s's-Ht
ths ~.is fountain iu preparation t'f tae
--is sstsf rea=n
White q Nblt- are satefpfsinr hosi
re=s mem " r. fsrsu- tt~s have
alsssr t.s.a % ftaf tHeF hsts fseu stie
,es~f,i sna sfs fsshlr.l o. nasr thser
iauff..sfnsrHfs thsH sfafe has slssfs
leFa iba st.si ali.a.tlf~ fr~lf sffeh
lsfsa Anss 'ens piefs 'hsu s@rf.en Hsrsi
ient sf SIS eis-Iif ttfY So tsu ~ hs
lass' lsF',iss Ivvus u.es sa the ssty
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
Coming Events.

The Political Equality club will meet
next "Wednesday afternoon at the home
81 the president. Mrs. Mary e. Pearsoll
AT the corner of East Bridge and Gin.
ton streets Miss Margaret Parsons will
give paper ON ethical culture.
\ strawberry and ice cream festival
will bc given ~ the parlors 81 the fouu
tain street baptist church next Tuesday
evening II will be arranged by tho
ltuag Ladies Ten.
The schubert club aud sword drill at.
traction at Powers on Thursday and
Friday - this weck are looked forward
10 sItA great expectations.
Mr.. George W Munson last night
entertained the Jefferson Avenue SatuI
day Pedro club. Light refreshments
were served
The engagement - Mis. Dora Knapp
20 W J Ni.msr 20 New Orleans ~ at
nounced The welding = iii take place
this month
On ue,' Friflay evening there will le
z ~ program given IA the joy memo
eal church
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

betlalf 4 the OH s1lsissrs. with "a eie-
xant gold beaded cane upoa his retire
lnsnt lat Moasis. as eciemsaasnt II
The ss.si.sss' hs~s~
News IA. been r~.~sy-i os the safe
arrival la Saata te. >es NeAseo, az
fsssmsa 4. l,o.dfssy Sna his tso soDs.
Frs1k and Carroll They are st st.Nia-
cents sanitAfiun-
v. sebfing Hillysr. soa u DE-. frsncss
y Hlilser. hAs srcured position ss
drssgtltsaaaa With the arm " Ritter L
Coaley. ia their plate Gun workssi Pitts
borg
The Rev. Dr. Campbell Fair ls az the
Alma .anitagiunl under treatment for
the recovery II has health. lie NAY TO
gone from his parish 'or several weeks
Mrs NJ V Adams returned from To
le.i, early ia the week. where sle had
tea In sttanGaucs e The international
conference u Y. W. Z. 4. members
Dr. Frances = Hil.y~r is making her
plans 10 attend the International homes'
pathic congress. which All! he held IA
Chicago the last week IT Nay.
Pref. W. L. Moore left last wednes
day fof tho Sandwich Islands 70 ASSUME
stss position u physician on . pian,a
tioa-
Fred Dean. who has been very lo~
with typhoid fever al - Marks hos
pa.al. is no~ rapidly consal--cing.
M,ss Florence ,,ilchrist of Huntsville
/ Ontario. has recently entered the ~
Marks training school
Mr.. l.. Clements raber is painting
portraits ~ MTs. Lacey aud her daughter
+ 10 Lansing.
Mr.. ard Mrs George Edison have
taken new apartments IN the 'end"me
Mrs. Maria L. D~ ight. whc-e home a.
in Lyon place. 10 quite seriously iii.
Mrs q. : Eaynor isoonyalescing IRON
I her severe i.lness.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
MIIILINERY.

attended by large crowd The lecture
given by the Hon. Francis A. STAGE was
excellent. aDd the musical program was
heartily appiauded.
\ party II young people surprised Mr..
and Nrs. l-awton on Thursday evening
il, their new home at No. MS Scribner
street. The evening was spent with
gaines and music, after which lunch was
served.
Al the public installation Of Grand
Rapids lodge of Good T.mplars Friday
evening =. NJ. Pcarssll. who has served
us chaplain for several years. Was pre-.
ssnted with valuable gold headed
zane.
4 reception WAS given Friday evening
ID Engineers hall 10y tue Womens Re
LEI corps. complimentary Ia the young
women who successfull. conducted the
recent nerchants carnival,
A Columbian May social was given by
the South End w. &. +. u. on Monday
night at the home IL Mrs Florence
Johnston. No. SOL south lonia street.
Supper was served.
At the hail of the United Friends of
America on Friday night. fine literary
and musical program was g,yen before
a large company. The program Was
much enjoyed.
The high school teachers are setting
good example Ia their pupils 10y in
dulging in the healthful game of lawn
tennis Some of the teachers are ex-
pert players.
Friday night the Grand Rapids lodge
of Good Templars held q public iGstalla-
tion. After tho ceremonies a pleasing
program Of music aud recitations was
given.
Miss Anna Besancon entertained on
Tuesday at her home. No. 263 Twelfth
avenue. the young women OF her CON
pany who took part III the merchants
carnival.
The Eureka Knights of Pythias held
their monthly social on Thursday night.
A banquet was spread and "A large crowd
attended the reception which followed.
The Ladies' Aid society of the South
congregational church served an old
fashioned New England supper IN the
church parlors Thursday night.
The Young Peoples society OF the
universalist church held another enter
tertainment in the lecturc-room of the
church Friday evening.
The dancing season at North Park
pavilion opened Monday night 10y a
dance given by the Uniformed Rank Of
the Maccabees.
The Grand Rapids Bicycle club gave
4 its closing party for the season last
"Wednesday night Fifty couples joined
| in the dances.
The Chosen Friends gave an attractive
musical and literary entertainment Fri.
4 day night.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

Ms. J. " kue.ateal wsli 60 -
a.,ern ate delegate fTosa the sisake--
p-ss4n.s study group 10 tAS federation II
aou.ra's clubs Mrs N.nc. as president.
10 delegate by virtue u ofhc.-
MAJ. j. A. Mckee ~ss presented. In
yisltiag relatives ia the state. has come
Loa4e.
Misses May Stevens and May Cooeley
are Spending couple II weeks IN Chi
cASo
Mr. and Mrs Henry Hin~iili have gone
10 Traverse City ~ spend the sumner.
Mrs Joseph p~nney ani daughter re-
turned from California fcw days ago.
The West Side OrAgorical society vail
give = concert FRIDAY evening May ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lowe 60 to Atlantic
City next week t. spend the suramer,
Erwin r. Perry went to the worlds
fair last Wednesday To spend a week.
Frank Emmer. who has been for some
time in Florida. is again at hoGe.
4. X Rod returned last Thursday
from his vislt % the West Indies
Mr. aud Mrs A. r. McCrea of kala.
mazoo was IN the city last week.
AHtfier vi. w il-tn IDS fttufN>t Itttu
his professional visit Ia Detroit.
Mrs. benjamin La Kueof jackson will
/ he 10 the city Tor week or two.
Miss L.1xie =. Beattie of lonia visited
I Miss Lizzie Shustcr last week.
TX Senator \. o. Wheeler of Msnistee
/ visited the clty last Tuesday.
Mrs Frank W. Garfield II Manlstee
/. visited IN town on Tuesday
Or l.. +. Jones of Montague was in
I the city las, "Wednesday.
/ Charles w Black attended the open
ing of the worlds far.
Dr. \. T.. Cottinghsm of Iona spent a
day IN Grand Rapids.
j. Z. Manning spent last Monday and
+ Tuesday in town.
Judge II. r. Severens is Waiting the
/ Columbian fair.
Stewart Davis is visiting his parents
in Denver.
J. NJ. Crater has gone to Hot Springs,
/ Arkansas.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

gatsonal church we're packed las, Men
day night. in ATTENDANCE upon the coa.
rife cadets of that church. The pro
gram was printed IN rel white ami
blue caiors Those who took part were
I.oomis. q r. WIlmarth. Mrr =. l..
Paaem. Mrs Dan r Bradley. VIII
Cheory. Mrs .Mill Cay. Miss Kate
Thompsoa aad nvariy thirty others. Who
also di1 their parts admirably. " \.
Beneker wa- dircctnr and MFs. Morris
". ll-arer As pianist.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

The new version Of the Temple Of
PANE Was given ~ crowded houses or.
Wednesday and Thursday evenings by
the young women of 81 Agnee Guild az
Trinity church. The queen. Miss Enily
Mohl. and Barbara Fritchie. personsied
by Miss Lulu Enokua wcro remarkably
well represented IL - said that Topsy
was tho veritsble one who Just grovci'
for the sole purposs of tAntAiirins Miss
opheiiA There vas Q fine atteualanCe.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
BARGAINS IN WATCHES.
A SPiene'd Opportunity TO Secure .
Fine Watch at Very Low Figure.

The reliable jewelers.. Zierleyn i Car
stems ~ Monroe street, are Offering
full -Jewcled fl5 jewels. American move
ment and Ducher case. warranted FOR ~
years stem wind and stem st, for the
remarkably low price of ell. Ihese
movement. are lot they bought az a
bargain aud no more can b. bought.
Iho@" who wish e. get a go,d watch
cheap should call early
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
t.ernaan MAy>.

The t,erman club composed - about
tiflc,.n s--cisty women II the hill. meet
every alternate Friday afternoon sat their
diifer,.nt homes They are under the
leadership of Mrs. Charles Grimes and
Mira Orth. The club psriakes more 20
The social element thsa 70 the literary,
although literature and music are not
omitted Everything said ar doue il
after the German model. Lunches of
German dishes. formslities aud courte.
sizes are all faithfully reproduced. The
Las, meeting VAS at the HON. 1t Mrs
Charles Wilson on South Lafayette
street
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
Going in . fsxaly,

4 large number of the women of the
Lad e-' Literary club will 20 in body
Nxy L. 10 Chicago Tor the purpos- u
taking 10 IN. fair aud kindred attrac
tions. They will attend the federation
Ot club congresses and the national
council q women They wiil be enter
tanned az ths Chicago university dormi
tories, while there. All are going with
cut baggage save hand grip. The
party vii D. gone a week Bon voyage
IL the wish % all their friends
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

'smp. Carts. mlszle and rsfrsshnl~ats
Ne tbe program. fhosa Mo attended
wsFe Ms ana Mrs. B. Van DOGn a.slsa.
af aad Afs. A. j. Qa.st. Ms. ssd As~
ThaREela. As and Ars &. pelOuHg
Mr.. aud Ms hsOslsF. Mr.. ssd Mrs
EAsE.ett. Ma " sAa DoG9es1G. Asa
tsn tioFtes drs Lsnse, ard soa. Walter
AE. i,.Asksfatsr. Fred LasenAn and
AsS Ssslis bost~sn-
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

The e'oalng restiat' r fhe sss-bn =
TIE seet.i status see'ien ~ tr'y -iub
ws. vel Atseu,ied act thursday nigf {
al the haais . VI snf Mrs t,eurge
C,s,is. " - senfrai avenue After 80
program The ini-y fots lnGu .rd "a
gaines sud q s,l-i..i dlsa of ice cfesal and
,.s.-af.' 49,
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

Ga THURSDAY afternoon Mrs. r. \
fielcnrr = letcheF place gave a rscsp
Ton 90 a la-v~ nunher of women IN
honor = hrr daughter Mrs Martha X
Amy e Jau~-toWn. New York j IA
gtozrs Ncrn recsived trnn 3 20 > O'Clock.
srr.og aos -. sni elegant refreshmeuts
were served
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

On NoGday night tho city fathers
gave their annual reception % the sair
women II the Valley town. Elaborate
decorations q draped and pennant flags
together with tho rare cut and pott>d
plants. made the council chamber a
-.rne q beauty. Nearly a hundred uo
nsen accepted the hospitality. aud the
rcc.ption sas The most successful one -
the sini tha, has been given.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

ou Tn-%lay n.ght shsgi' frr'E n 'he
fian,l. "a NJ sed Mr. kslsfn Jsrs.@ a.
= - Hsrn t.szs. surpsi~esi ihS'i ~
fssif snaTfasenf- F1stune telling fiif l.
al r. ss.s,r fs-n .h~i fse ~rtrrfsrr -ar-,f
flefresl1. 1.snt- ~ es<- eoffs- ard 'F'ut
NHre ssrftsl ~ fhe s..inrs
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

The young ladies of the Grand Rap
ids School IL Execution will give Re
bcccas Triumph three act drama.
with appropriate scenery and costumes.
at All Souls church. corner Scribner
and Oakes streets. under the direction 81
Clare Derrick Buck. Admission. -
s.ntg
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

mefry partY = "Dld Lowell giTi- eas
entertained l.,st Thursday afternoon by
Nrs e.. T.. Johnsoa Il NJ. 81 Scrihusr
street Thn=s' pr sent we're Ns-daWes
Z. ~ Wood. Joseph ol,vsr HARRY Hunt
hes g. r. Johneon. J T. Norcutf Fret
ff-sen,iarf q Chicago. ant the Misses
Carrie Ssott. Carrse Avcry and lila
Eruh
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

Tho yong W0n-a'- secretly y g.
NarY's church gave an .nformsl dsr cling
party .i he North pars psvilior On
Thursday nGht \ Nopsn@ hand gave
the muslc ssa 70 p~opi. participated IN
tBe fancea les ant cske we're servsd
Nor. & fheze piessarf occns~ss,n- siil
- insT
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

The Sists Wsrt " .-ion Sunday
.~he-d gave roneer. srri heop fnH lat
Tharday night Ma Anss B,.rsne' .n
aud risss gaze the attTactioa q tAe
eesFtnx ~ reyesting ihs drfH Fer ~
TIE recent usefehsnts carnival TIE
rlisicsi numrers wsrs mgch sfpreeta
A.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

N- ara Nr- "a = N-Eov = Ne -
Aslh-Hu sr~t.ar sfli siTe cste s~r"a ii'psl
rffr frItsf tsrf ~ aee9' f7riF =
ssrfr f.tas-ss fsi - Sec anss''iilf -.t
i.n r4aI fN- a-a 80 ils.r
taftfef ft esefear.H
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

We have an army of true. stalwart and faithful
customers. whose testimony Ia our values.
representations and tire eatuent of them goes
further and lasts longer than anything We can
say write for anewspaper. Hundreds of new
faces and new friends visit our store daily. We
enlist and muster them into the regular army.
and rarely If ever. have a deserter.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
GtRNATCER
Homer INST .S.,cct.

~ '"'''f "'"F' ''''tI'
II they only could sleep eight
hours every night and one
hour every day
Their freshness and beauty
would continue to the end -
Years would be added 70
their lives.
All arrangements Of the
Uterus or Womb. Ovarian or
kidney troubles, uterus tumors,
spinal weakness. irrcgularity.
Indigestion. exhaustion. or
displacement" drives the
nerves Wild with excitement,
and sleep i impossible.
L1.I.a Z. Pink6ams Jfgc.
labls Comtosnd Is the one
sure remedy. II has saved
thousands. and will save you.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

A large assortment of ladies' untrim-
med hats at Zoe. DC, 2jc. Joc and $l.0O.
at Adams 4 Co.'S. No. 20 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

a A'sssr NAY oppeor 'ainf.
boocfsars covered an v'',A pa,si.
Iper,eso aios, vsi. schoei ss.
And ss3or coated p,iis ss.i fool "a.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

rated aud arranged IA hoaOr II hsr
guests kef rshnieats we're served