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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-06-17
NJ OF Z Q E
In the District Court OF the state of
Nevada, Lyon County.
PETITION TO CONDEMN LAND.
J. NJ. Douglass, Plaintiff,

J. NJ. Douglass, Plaintiff,
James D. Byrnes, Edward Mulville, II. C.
Biggs, Andrew Charles, George w. Debins.
Maggie Lee Mcmillan, the Red Jacket Gold and
Silver Mining Company. corporation. and the
South End Mining Company corporation, de-
PENDANTS.
The above named defendants aud all I'M
known claimants to or owners of any interests
in the tracts OF land hereinafter described are
hereby notified that J. M Douglass, the above
| named plaintiff. has filed q petition In the
above named Court asking said Court to con
denim and appropriate to the use of plaintiff
a right OF way for tunnel seven and one half
feet wide and seven and one half feet high
through the five mining claims lying thereon
adjoining the others between the Contact mine
and the Goodman mine in Devil, Gate and
Chinatown Mining District. Lyon County. State
of Nevada. commencing at point on the North
easterly line OF the Atlantic Consolidated min
ing claim, $. 5. Ill. two hundred and ninety
nine ieet SOUTH 6S degrees and 10 minutes west
from the mouth OF said tunnel st point on
said Contact mining claim on the south side OF
American Ravine. whence bears the southwest
corner post of the Comet North Extension min.
| ing claim. which is United States mineral sur
vey No $50, south degrees 43 minutes west. at
a distance of 20 feet, and running thence two
| hundred and sixty five and six-tenths feet to
the Annie mine. thence one hundred and sew
| enty one and seven-tenths feet through said
Annie mine to the Red Jacket mine, and thence
| ninety and eighttenths teet through the Red
| Jacket mine to the South End mine. thence
ifty-siX and three tenths feet through the South
| End mine to the Clinton mine. and thence one
hundred and forty five feet through the said
Clinton mine TO the north easterly line of the
Goodman mine. patented, on the course and in
| the direction that said tunnel is actually con
| structed and exists. through said claim from
| its mouth the said Contact mine into the
said Clinton mine. and that the said Court has
by order duly entered appointed
Monday, July 18th. 1898,
as the time for hearing said petition, and you
| defendants and all persons known and un
| known claiming any interest in said mining
claims will take notice to be on said day before
| the Hon. Judge of said Court at the hour
! 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the court room of said Court
| in the court house Of Lyon county, Nevada. in
| the town OF Dayton. then and there TO show
| cause II any they have or can why the prayer
! of said petitioner. J. NJ Douglass. should not
| be by said Court granted.
| in DOUGLASS.
| r. NJ. HuFFAKER and BAKER, WINES DOR
sEY Attorneys for petitioners.
Dated June S. 1873
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-06-17

THE First National Bank of Ar
kansas City, Kan, one of the Oldest
and generally believed to be the
strongest financial institution in the
Southwest, closed it's doors last
Thursday morning. The deposits
are reported to be 100000. Let
the good work go on.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-06-17
Destroyed by Fire and Again a
WOrk.

The Price Baking Powder Com
pany of Chicago, which is known
throughout the country for the su-
perior excellence of its Baking Pow
der, met with a serious loss on the
morning of May 18th, in the nearly
total destruction by fire of its facto-
ry and offices. No sooner had the
flames been subdued than the work
of restoration commenced, and the
Company by prudent foresight,
having had stored in outside ware
houses, duplicate machinery, labels
and supplies of raw materials in
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-06-17

THE hard times predicted if we
did not adopt free silver coinage,
are rapidly approaching.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-06-17

THE Virginia Populists say they
will nominate a full State ticket
this fall and control every legislative
district.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-06-17


o'n' 1873
Mrs M L Jaqua. care OF INDECENT 100 W
Mrs Gruber. board of INDECENT % Is
Jas Milisap, care OF indlgent. III W
Hernleben. care of INDECENT. ........ 81 90
]. g Hazlett. medical attendance on In
digents. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
J Campbell meats for INDECENT W
Henry Goetz, meats for indigent....' 10 70
VIM Kean. supplies for INDECENT. 25 70
] Flaws. supplies for INDECENT. 10 W
Albert PERKINS, haulihg ihuigen' Person
to cemetery ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
uuiu' Juggling grave ioi ue0eo'eu
INDECENT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W
r Hawkins, furnishing cofhn for In
digent. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL W
Eugene West. dressing INDECENT for bur
ial .................. ...,............... SEQ
VIM Duncan. labor on dounty road IT,. l6 10
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-06-17

THE net gold in the Treasury is
SOL 100000.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-06-17
NEW THIS WEEK.
BILLS
ALLOWED
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Lyon County. Nevada.
June Term OF 190 q.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-06-17

The following bills were examined and allow
ed by the Board of County Commissioners at
its regular monthly meeting. held June
5th 1Sc3
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

Lawrence JsSols,ski vas appointed
next best friend "a Boleslaus Jaboispski
Cor the purpose - beginning suit
against the Grand Rapids n Indiana
Railroad company The suit has not
yet been begun 81 its nature is not
known.
Dr. Penwar!cG and DR., Renke ce
ciel.d that Martinus Van Zaitbommel
vas insane. The prosecuting attorney
wss not satisfied nth the result anu TIL
eas. MAS he'll open until Monday.
Allcn Welion was freed from tie gall
ing bonds ~ matrinsony which iItched
him % Belinda " elton. The grolnd on
which the dIyor,, vas granted sas
ds-serts,n.
The will - Oscar W.r,lon WAS iii.''
o. probate yesterday. lie left $50 r.
eight heirs. tiis wifi, - To have iull
o"atful 81 the property during be- life
time.
Helena J kronz has applied o. the
circuit youri for divorce from Rob- I
kr~n, on ne ground Il descrtiot.
Haley ~ Strong wishes hvorcc
from S~Tbruria strong. Ills reisuns
are ,lesertio1.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

Henry Spring has begun sUit in tho
circuit court to dissolve the partnership
eKisilrg between him-elt and Cinrk
Turner and Johu \. Spring. la is'l
M Spring claims he entered a partner
sblp with these men for the purposss of
manufacturing stavrs amt shocks IN
Bailey. The capital invested ~as sl'h
c,' n Which Mr. Spring held one tsR.
Mr. Turner was ~ act as manager lie
Wa b ge, g per day wages. sDd at IN.
clore q th- partnership IN i've years be
wss u recetvs Mr.. Springs half al the
snferprlss. In short. 1, VAS a scheme
on the part Il Mr. Spring q pat Nh.
Turner on his feet and star; ii n IN
business Mr.. Spring sllesses that
Turner has become ar irsf'- a. a'.G IN
unable 90 act int entity 10 "a ran
agcmcnt IL the plant. -. saay Is Mr.
Spring visited Bailey aud s.at down
the mil The assets arc $500 value
OK the mill end 1900 stock and lum-
Der. The liabilities are ss2i2-1 IN
Henry Spring 5000 20 Jared Spring 5
estate. 5000 "a Nrs David Eusy. so
Ia Fifth National tank. IL IL pro ,ahie
that the plant can he closed out Win
M L.~xs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

The Florist Gtves the YOung Married. No.
sre"der Re@isAes.
Il wa Just q little lesson. that was al,
but it went right to the spot. He stopped
. moment on mis- way home IN look In q
florists window. and the florist. who
cav him, asked him inside to SEQ some
thing extra fire.
You don't buy any more flowers
now said this florist.
mo" was the response. given good
nctur.dly. though it was brief.
And IL used to b.. n year ago or more.
that roses and violets and carnations
and all sorts were a great attraction 70
you"
yes; I had . sweetheart then" and
the man blushed and laughed.
You used 10 take her o flower every
time you went TO SO her. didn't your"
pursued tho inquisitivc. kindly old DOR
ist.
Yes"
And they didn't cost very much ~ .
rnle. did thew"
"Oh. no. Int that didn't mako any DIFF
ference Ia her. brought them fresh and
fragrant. that wa enough"
Why don't you take them To her nov?
Did che choose another in your steadt"
And the florists voice was sympathetic.
"Oh. no: married her year ago"
The fori.: waited . moment a. II
thinking.
And don't you love her nowr hs
asked cautiously, az il trcading on thin
ice.
.Of coursc. We arc very happy. Dc.
you know tho flower business doesn'tgo
any more"
Did she ever say az" asked the florist.
"Well-un-er-no I can't say that
she ever did"
Have Won ever asked her about itT
no. never hspleuod 10 think OF t.
Busy. you know. with all sorts ofthings,
o. much more practical"
The fori-t didn't answer. He went %
pit ~ roses anil violets. and taking .
haadfu, ne bar de,l them over Ia his late
customer
There" 10 said. Il give ths,Yn Ia you
inrsrnembrsnce az oh times. You might
TAKE them 90 &c ur wife. and II shc doesn't
like them You can bring them back To
me"
But Troy never came bark.-De'roit
Free Prsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
NOTES OF THE TOWN

Miss Lena Chase % No al Broadway
street vas pleasantly SURPRISED Friday
young friends. Games were played
served Miss Grace Lauhach aud vii
hems Chsss aud Harry Harrington en-
tertainsd the company with choice
selections on the piano.
DR. Frances =. Hiiiysr gave an escsl
lent paper on Thursday afternoon before
Central wpmen's Christian Temperance
association. The subject II her address
was Alcohol and Opium; Their Com
psfative Effects in Relation t. DIS
eas--' The doctor vas given q vote Of
thanks.
The women Of tho I.aSrave Street
christian reformed church gave social
last Monday night at the home of their
pastor. Fancy articles made 10y the
sewing circle and other memb~rs a the
congregation were donated and sold Tor
the benefit Il the church.
The young women who participated
in the sword drill were delightfully."- en-.
tertained on Monday night by Mr.. and
4ItA w W W. A<R 80
street Ms. Wurzburg had arranged
AN elaborate tea. and social evening
was spent
The popularity - the sword drill en-
tertainmen,s - last week has resulted
in reaues, fora repetition ~ the grace
ful program. which xiii be- given on tho
evening u Decoration day. Pleasing
additions To the former program will b,
made:
\ hop and pedro party was given on
Monday evening 10y the Valley City
Tent. X. q. T. NJ. at it's hall on Division
street. The party was we'll attended.
and no pains were spared % make the
evening an enjoyable one.
The party Of college men who accom-
panied Forrest Locmis home from Lans-
ing were entertained by the Misses
Mech and their brother one night last
week at their home at No. l65 East
Bridge street.
PLY entertained on Thursday night al
the home VI Mrs. Frank Tubbs 81 Tur-
ner street. Cards. music and refresh
ments were enjoyed.
The Knights Of the Grip are arrang
ing novel program for their social
session. To- be gwen May ~. All the
travelling men and women Of the city are
invited In attend.
The Epworth league Of the Division
Street methodist church spent a pleas
ant evening Thursday with Miss Carrie
Whittmore 81 NO. ia Crescent avenue
The young people Of the Church al
Christ are To give in the McMullen
block on Memorial day night Column
ban entertainment.
The Women's Auxiliary, Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers. gave pro
gressive pedro party at Engineers hall
on Tuesday night.
4 large company Of tho Order and
admirers Of Chosen Friends attended
an entertainment in Hanish hall We'd
nesday night.
The members Of the Ladies' Literary
club who went in company TO Chicago
last Monday. are expected home tomor
row night
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wclch II No
81 Kent street celebrated their golden
wedding on Monday.
The Pythian Sisters gave at their hal
on Friday night the last Of series 81
pedro parties
The Innes Rifles arc 20 give a grand
I party at the armory on "Wednesday
I evening.
The Select Social club gave a dance a,
North park pavilion on Tuesda,
night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

Tho longer live the more firmly con-
WINGED am that men have the advan-
tage Of women in everything in life. and
We shLu never be their equals in tho
struggle till we can have many more OF
their privileges than custom is willing
~ grant us now. For instance, II . man
wants n new spring suit he simply GOES
70 esse his tailor-the same tailor he has
patronixed for years. The tailor shows
him one line Of cloth. The happy man
gives quick but comprehensive look at
the goods. selects that which suits his
taste from thu group Of materials that
suits his pocket. and the decd Is done.
He relies on his tailor's Judgment ~ to
whether the coat shall he sack. cutaway
or frock. and 40 walks off.
II never occurs 90 n man To get sam
pies II the goods AID then run around to
every other tailor shop in town n sec IL he
cant get bargain or n little bit cheaper
material that would look just ~ well"
IL never occurs To \ man 81 talk u
over" with every male friend. TO discuss
the new cit IN trousers and whether
such n color would re becoming On him
lie relies on his tailor 20 furnish not only
reasonably good style Ia his s'iit. bat
also one that is suited 20 his customers
individuality.
Imagine a man getting on street CIR
and meeting two men friends and pro-
ducing . lot - sunple~. saying: Obi
Charley. want 90 show you some san-
pies got IL my new coat. Now. don
Won think I'm too dark IN wear that
colnri But ITS ~ cheap. etc. etc.
while Charley AMI Frsnci. gave their
opinions AMI inspected the samples
Woulin't i, be funny,
Then Charley shosli say go make the
scsne ccmple'e}; Yes. hut that. old.
Why. the wore goods like that ali lsS,
year John Jerome had some trou~ss
inst like that. = Chicago News kecord
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
ALL FOR A GIRL
ed Bsne~ay lad al His TroubLs
20 Love.
PAPA CUT OFF AN ENGAGEMENT
p Drove "a to Dvisk and Dssasaer--
Mo Psshetic Spesch to the
Coart-- " assse1 t-isssw here


When I'd B-ne&sy sas asked shs
Che court should nat pronounce seil-
Ssnes On hIsn "a rot,oing Robert Ken
n~lys store in calssion,a. IL male
very pathetic speech- lie said he sup
Dos>d he sas guilty. though he ony
hnsw il .rors the rrpaiatss citizens ii
Caledonia he saii he wss engaged 70
Bssrvy q beautiful and angelic creature
when his cruel papa catered stay ~
psoeseding.. and 10 hsi heeosne de.
spsrate. lis Lad tried IA drown bic
sprrc~ in the ho~ing bowl at this
point in hls speech Bcncgay got -
warmed ap that be tafned rs back on
On. Judge and Vas ges,Iculating and
talking 20 the eroTi in TIA iotity
Jusigs Grove reminsied him that he
shoula talk % the court. not the crowd
AMI the eloquent I'd relapsed lnto
si.ence. tie was gwen tao years. Word
was received from BaFry county yest'r
day that Benesay was under chargr
IL Larceny ia that county aud was out
on bail It's cas- sas Ia he tired yests'
day. AMI IA could rot be- found. The
Barry eouaty sheriff was Informed y al
ri was IA tie soup for two years AMI
they coGld have him IN l,so.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

Next Friday evening tho thirteenth
pupila recital ~ Neasrs. Pu-'. Campbell
snd Force will 10 given at the musical
studlna IN the Gilbert block. 7 ho .
Who will tax" part from Mr. Fosi's ,lsss
arc the NIss..s Edith Studley. Eta Dare
and Mabel Pcircp Nas Kate NcCoy.
tdvi N Hook and Edpa-d Sutiih are
pupils = NJ Forcc AMI viii give violin
ssios. From Mr.. CamplelIa class there
VIII - three NON bers Thn concert Ia
given fnr the icnriit 20 the parents -
tho uupils and th,~.' Immediately inter
cs'ed AMI MT for The general pubic.
n, tkely college rouuenceneni con
cert w'ii take place "Wednesday cverinc
June 10 II vii 20 given T., Is~rs.
Pet ard Campbell assisted ~ Ni~a
Anra +. Martin = TIE piano oera.,
ment IN Tho institute W pupils Niu
participate IN tho program Tho mo
seal faculty Nil remain unchanged dur
ing the coming yea
favored crmrsay = iwrnty = 'ie
Young friends - no Nissrs wore s-a
toiry Wint'n spent happy evening
Iszi Thursday a. their home. No ~
Para averne TIC evening pa= ir'a-
ma v spent n listening - program p
VI sicsi numbers SoHz=. piano. harp
srj r,ar,lolin music eu ivrnei tho orca
slcr.
The arrusl srriuG concert . the
Church q st John on vi VERNON street
vac beia IN Tue~isv ~ Interesting
rr1VraH = sfteen nnmbsrs vas given
= aeaitsi = fsres@ii eng tv The rnslc
Choir Nss especially veis receivei
Henry Pet. trznres Cs1arfail an
" 'hur Feyre ar gatrg - Hniisnl Ci'g
80 e-suirg 2 feue : 20 e 90 a 81 .-c-ef
az he co-nmencens EXERCISES q Hope
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

Mrs. Chauncey Pelton has returned 10
this city after several years residence
in Big Rapids and is at her home No. ~
Fountain street. She is accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. Catherine Clark.
was one 81 the early settlers in Grand
Rapids.
NJ. b. Church is in Washington. Mr.
Church will soon 60 to Chicago with
the elder children. The younger chill
dren will 20 10 Europe with their gov
erncss.
Mr. and Mrs &. W. Althouse ~ st.
Louis Michigan. are spending Sunday
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. =. NJ.
kcnt. No. 40 South Lafayette street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George DE Haven have
gone Ia Chicago. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. r.. W. Bliss.
John T. Lcdeboer and George r. Jew
ctt IL the American Express company
will spend Sunday at Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Angel have
returned from a three weeks visit in
Rhode Island.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Whitney Cho,field ~
New York are guests ~ Mr.. AMI Mira.
j. " Martin.
Miss Grace Long 81 Ionia was the
guest - Miss Mayme Adams las; week
Miss Myra Wonderly lett for Phila
delphis yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Jcno lsai.cli has returned from
Lockp"rt New York
C. W. Black has gone 10 New York on
business trip.
f.. g. Studley IL in Chicago 10 see the
worlds fair
Charles Piene ~ Detroit il in the
city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
There 10 a largo graduating

college. There 10 largo graduating
class.
Wilbur Force will go to Fenton June
20 To preside at the commencement ex
ercises of the Fentfn Normal school and
Commercial college lie also goes to
Big Rapids May 2a
Prof. +. S. Beckett was asstted in a
concert at Kalamazoo Thursday night
by Masters Frank Wurzburg and Irving
Clark.
An elaborate program for a spring
tide musical service has been arranged
for Trinity church for SUNDAY. May *.
The pupils OF Miss Tillie Dolan gave
a pleasing musical program at Shana
han hall last Friday evening.
Prof. AMI Mrs. Ora Pierson sang in a
concert at indianapolis Tuesday night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
Resss Eeas-

Let me hook at the letters in the r
box. Jiease. said q man 10 'he clerk In
one Il the NJ town hotels tins morning.
The elegantly sstsr,1 gentleman fe,ini
the marble bestowed .'nny stare uPvn
TIE ether individual sad In his most ,cy
toye- demanded.
w hsf name. mr.
"Brown-Alfroi P-awn'
I'VE have - nail here For Won. sir
said the cicrk IN ac-enfs that frcze into
icA.es a. the 7~srsfs frnPT~-i from rs
hus "Io.u will nroiAblv ind u ut the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

A warrant was sworn out by Tf,omp
spn Brothers x Go. for Huber Schulz.
charging him with embezzling 8. gold
watch worth $40. Schulz bought the
watch ard paid 81 down. Yesterday
morning be left FOR Patterson. NeE Jer-
s~y. from which place ne intended Ia 60
- Germany Deputy Sheriff Brirsman
wired Detroit 10 stop Schulz. and AT i:D
n reply came that he was under arrest.
Dir. Brinkman left on the 30 train to
bring the man back.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
AWFUL SKIN DISEASE
Covered Head 20 Feet with Scalee.
Could not Work. Could not Sleep.
Wished Herself Desd.
Relief Immediate and Cure Speedy
and Complete.

feel sAa,tsrl fos ycnr wonderful rrrrcrNA
Rssspps which have cured me 81 en- s-ful
ssin dises.~ from which ] sarersd for HiDe
years ard from which I endured TIE sresisss
tnrfurr I va. covered from head " ir>t With
scs.y dts~ss~ could net sors. " hands were
] cosi no. wash snf oftsu wished ny
elf dad ! would cit NJ oil night IN NV char
With cloth. wrapped sroanf mo- and cry 9th pain
tired everything couid hes, -. Nothing sesr nd
20 Do m M lesss god. until I sss an stvrr
iis-n.nt a. he psye, Of vondcffui e'srs ny he
tgTtrpa. Esugrfss. ] tod ny t1~bsrd ,he
as~aee Wa ihs Same rnine. Ne esf M he
CrrlcrRs RsurpTss. sBa before hsd ,stsu ~
., thsy great relief sfS crrl5 sissp.
! got mere 20 yn1r CrrfcUns. strrscfps soar.
s-d ,rrfrss FgsnivgST s,d th>v ear-e m~.
] sa vel uo~. AMI ! must rrasse ,orf Fnedieib..
Ma. MARI THOMAS, Elrsr. Hseh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
Ifrvs v-vsd. Shouid Meet.

Orr world IL spinning through svnrs
a. n speei ~ ever 400 miles Per minute.
Should IL cone IN COLLISION with glole
of cqual me- going at the same rate Of
speesi. vha. vould hs she result? Tho
very NeSt thinkers ~ IRE ace tell ~ that
hs,t enough w1uli Is generste-l ~ the
shock - 'rsnsfcrrn both ~ the coilidirg
to,l,s- into gigantic bsil- - vspor m sny
times their present circurnf~r~'ices-
s,.rns have thought that N case tba cen
ter e ne earth = .urlprAed - ~'lhi sni
collier matter thar = tho generally sc
eept.~' lslsef this might not 10 tho cA-e.
hu' after searching Ell the lesfinE an
fhorifie- I mus; admit hat cannot End
= more appropriate TINS than the I'D
lav1nz. which ~ firm an eminent ~rie--
si<t should sslrh An unhesr' - even,
or-H- TO-, h.-st gruersted sOnld - Suf-
ci.suf % nett. t-sii and completely vapo-.
i-s mas = - fully 10 times he hnlk
q both The ccl'iiing wurl,l- IN other
~oris. ~ - planet 10 coo nilss "a 6i-
srnsssr'- ~ i>gnss R@pnhii,.
Ni~Se4en bs1 = nunfesr ~ small
lfsfs. v ,.i-rs tag Nafch sept the "a
lat'Dent IN tas !ump.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

Statement &c Pact 80 Remove . Fsra,r
p,.sfrs-s &C trssfsssfirr

TheTr seems - ~ ~ sun ictls'srdifE
sViet,~E re- rr.e enarfnre IN fe1ri O.
the fI'sa f,r cnartian = Frf~i n
T.-.rRrt stcrt snr1rsrv - to
sveotr rhfh hnfr ~ ~ io .hs p-eser'
crff -tfcat,e~s - ~ INST is necessary -
sfsp.f sush nlis'suaisrsiand,rg ard sh0H
tbst 10 rpsrlisn cf,uii .ie ~ ls-sH tA.'0
= = ainz rishoat Vrsletirg he tTutf
Frr-i leonard. IN A8cust Ices. ws~
sfrese1 vitr PARALYSIS al Fsfu-srg fi3
br-urhf tn this rsff ~ unre b. hs
tafhrr Jhar'es -sss thar -iue 80
has hn,l etey stsfata- that stnner
s~uia prrruFe 'is .4sVriad H-sl vas
trrafsd N r'1s n.sf p's.sistsns ir flss
cuunfrv arf fuf0rr arst IN fw' yrarF
- hs-sfAers eNpsnsii.i erer S1tfto =
h. iacoEa~ faF 50 e.iro Asst BE .rSegrat
IN Tie 6Bsisess. % slslca ne hs4 psei s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
Ehrman'S RuSSct Price List!

Ehrmans Ladies' Tan Russell Slipper. .......S
Reduced this week.
Ehrmans Ladies' Russet Butchers Oxfords 49,. ll5
Reduced this week
Ehrmans Ladies' Tan Butchers )xfords ....... l2J
Reduced this week
Ehrmans Ladies Chocolate Tan Oxfords. ........ 49,
Reduced this week
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