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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
UNSOLICITED.


Words OF Praise From q Customer.
The appended communication speaks
for itself Each lady and gentleman
should read the words over carefully:
THE RELIABLE.
Having tried and thoroughly tested
different kinds III improved gasoline
stoves. We are prepared to cay that we
can cheerfully award the palm Of excel
lence and superior qualities To the Reli.
able. purchased Of Hcyman Company.
~ To I'll Canal street. aud manufactured
10y Schneider. Trunkamp Il Co. Cleve-
land. Ohio. This stove held the banner
above all competitors for the best work
ing improvements. including sub burner
and generating attachment. Its other
taking qualities are perfect safety. ease
OF operating. cooking nicely. baking
evenly. and heating as well; in fact fill
ing all the requirements Of complete
modern stove. at "a greatly reduced fuel
expense. Ii is as safe IA a wood stove.
and we can heartily recommend il Ia ali
wishing perfect gasoline stove. The
little misgivings you may have at first
in using it will soon give way TO indorsc-
ment and satisfaction as you become
familiariztd with it. Comparing cost
with merit. il is the cheapest stove We
have found in the market. The differ
ence in fuel expense between the Reli
able and a wood stove. the year round.
makes a nice bank deposit.
Nix. AND Mis-. l.. III. DEWEY.
81 Alpine avenue.
This is only one Of the many recon
mendations which We have on this stove.
II will be to your interest 10 see il he
fore buying.
HEYMAN COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

The straw ha, factory now in course
~ construction tn the west side. near
Tho u. g. II. & ". railway junction. is
beng rapidly pushed. having reached
the tirst story. IL will occupy large
ground space. but will b. only two
stories in hight. Ii is hoped ty the
company II will lie completed for &C
cupancy 10y the middle ~ June but it
may possibly not be- IN running order
before the first 81 July. IL Will be re
memberei 10y THr HERsLD's readers
that this industry was formerly carried
On ut Adrian. and gave employment 10
about - employees. mary % them hav
had long experience. the majority os
whom Will remove here with their fami-
lies Ia resume their former positions
with this thriving firm. The Scrihncr
street ears pass the factory. thus placing
IT III close proximity L. the heart ~ the
city proper. as well IA enabling all EN-
rloves and others 10 reach the factory
without delay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

Is rust The CITY several thousand Inl
iafs 81 erect the posts aud place tie
s-l-r at the =ireet Intersections n tod
thr ~esrmitfe.. on streets several moths
O. 'ieFta fhe kind - -igns they vantsl
Nnettc- t-e cs,Tlmitiee made a misiss.
or nnt tnose who have rotIced the nItn
ter - broken s-ns are best able 90
nudge Assistant Cts Marshal Butrill
estimate faaf 50 gsr e~Rt q the sisn~
arr hrokcn. Ihey have not bs'r IN
p.s-r lhrcs nostht an1 SILL several
An'idresi arr rfpksn AMI t~eirse. The
s.-i1s aFr = thin fast non. With IN sed
y tits '.ffer~ an,i ss,ot irata q "a -get
rifle. a sparrow gHn - q siung shot are
sufficient - denieiish them Meet -
80 nVrakare a ~ ffe suburbs. and TIE
. liss superintendent has a~t.sl~is lnsn
fnrst,'h -cfne p ne bows Who asedsst rry
,rg The -igns srf make sn evsmpie Il
The N
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
High school Field Day.

The High school field day exercises
we're held yesterday morning at Com
stock park The scores were as follows
First mile race First. Herbert Stew
art. second. Louis Howard; third. Hugh
Nanderveen; best time. 5:.9.
Second. standing high jump Clark
Eisdale. II 8 IN.
Third. running high jump-Clark Ria
dale. II , in. two inches over the High
school record.
Fourth. running broad jump Clark
R.ssialc. first; Hodges. second; record. II
n J in.
Fifth. loo yard dash First. Bert New
ell. second. Michael Ringler; best time
IL > ) seconds.
Sixth. 10 yard dash First. Der,
Newell: second. Louis Howard; third
Hugh Vanderveen; best time. - . sec
ends.
Seventh. putting the shot Michael
Eincler. - Il IN.
Eighth. foot ball Juniors va Seniors
score. 10 To o IN favor 81 the Juniors.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
IS A NEW PRESIDENT
Board of Public Works Chooses
M. letell,er
TO SUCCEED Mr.. SHELBY
Bustneus Oesnands Force Mr.. Shelby
ca Ste~igm--Oniy r~o Ne~h-rs Of
Lass Years Hard len.

Major Joseph Mckee. one q the new
members of th- board IL public works,
~as present yesterday afternoon. but
Prof G. q. Swensh~rg. the other new
member Was out of the city. and MIR.
Harrington eat with the board for the
last tune. G.. w. Tufts appeared before
the board and asked 10 have pipes laid
in Wellington place. IA he wished to lay
q tar cement pavement Referred to
the general superintendent 10 invessi-
gate. W. s. Gum asked to have mains
laid In broadway. from North street To
the Fuller 4 Rice Mill Referred to the
general superintendent.
President Shelby. who has been a
member % the hoard for four years.
said he had been waiting until the new
members were appointed to take an &C
ton he had contemplated for some time.
Tie proposed t. hand his resignation
10 the mayor. and presumed he would
not meet with the board again. He dis
liked To leave the board, AZ he was fami
liar with the work. and his relations TO
the other members had always been all
that he could desire. There we're rea-
sons. he said. why he could not longer
hold the position.
MIR Worden expressed regret that Mr..
Shelby had determined To- resign. He
thought the city would lose valuable
member. Mr.. Letellier also expressed
regret at Mr.. Sheiby's resignation.
Mr.. Shelby asked that new presi-
dent he elected and nominated Mr.. Let.
ellier a. president. Mr.. Shelby and
Major Mckee thought il would be best
Ia wait Until Prof. Swensbcrg was pres
ent. and until the mayor had appointed
successor To Mr.. Shelby. The vote.
however was taken and Mr.. Letellier
was chosen president. Mr.. Shelby va
Gated the chair and President Letellier
presided for the balance OF the session.
The following approximate estimates
were presented:
Paving East Fulton street from Spring
10 jefferson avenue with brick. ell. J01;
with cedar blocks. ss.Sl2. Paving Isl
and street from Division 10 Ionia street
with brick. 1856; with cedar blocks.
si47. Grading Charles street from
Sherman to Thomas. sl.sa3; grading
Valley avenue from Bridge to Fulton.
s6. ~; without paved cutters and curb
ing, SB.l39; with paved cutters and curb
ing. sG.sl5; grading Hall street from
Grandville avenue. west line al section
"a. si6li: paving Ransom street with
blocks. tll,2j1. with asphalt, sli.70s.5o;
with gravel. ei.Sl.GO; with macadam.
S9.5l1.N.
The following contracts were let: I'm
proving Elizabeth street, To Hodeman &
Alberg. for 81 $3.50; improving Frank
street. to Reno x Hogendyk. for S97i:
Third street sewer. to NJ. Tennis. for
e1p.93: Prescott street trunk sewer. to
NJ. Tennis. for s2J.2S9.6i; First street
sewer. To j. Meyers. for 1904; Tenth
street sewer. to L. Schneider. for sl .023.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
CROWDED At THE ASYLUM.
superintendent OF the PsOr Notified
That Patients Must Wait

Superintendent ~ the Poor Lankester
received the following letter from DR..
Edwards - the Kalamazoo IA, lum yes
terday IN reply 10 "A letter 81 inquiry IN
the case Il l.. g. Richards. who has
been AT the asylum. but lift eight
months ago:
DyAR ~TR-IouT. If the 18th inst. In re
gard Co y. a.. Richards j. NJ hand. BY r, b
cent decision 81 our toard 20 trustees. county
Patients ~ho have h~en absent from the in
.ii.utipn longer than -iV msnshs require new
paper- for rradmis-iou. Therefore. in case
IL IL contemplated to return this man. IL y III
- necessary to furnish him with new order
for commitment. have to-day placed hirn
on the lat a. an epplican, for admission. bit
wusild say there are three ahead of hiui an1
Ne have no vacancy. II will. therefore. 10
nee, -.ary for you ~ wait until We write you
before bringing him. ". NJ. Epv.sps.
f~igncd. Superintendent.
Thr superintendent were notified a
week ago that the asylum j. crowded
and that M patients vho could possibly
30 cared fos At home should he cent
there
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
CHATS BY THE WAY
Column CT enef interviews and
Pointed Remafks.
HON. M.o.cRosBY, REPUBLICAN
Eehsss trom she Tramp right.
Dare 6sssssy-smWh'. Beer
Glass LAstesn.

Moreaa \. Crosby, the subject u ihis
sketch. Sss bou. tft, three years as;c
l4sf DeesmbeE ia Manchester. -. ~,
h4s resiisi IN q rand Rspid. thirty tour
yesTs continuously. and Is one Il the,
mo-t hoaored and respected business
metz IN this city. lie N graduate ~
the University 81 Rochester. froa, xhh.i,
he graduated IA lsa lie received TIT,
d~gres II A ~ ia 1861 On r~iusnins:
IA Grand Rapsl- in isfgi be beeam,,
associated Win bis father in the iasur
ases business. Ia politics Mr. Crosby
10 an ardent republican. he is cen.
sldsrs-d one q IA. sblest advisers II thru
part a ths stat. IN political matters. and
10 honore,l and beloved by all members d
the community in shich he has r.side.i
80 long When the second ward II the
city Ws- ofgsh,zsd. VI =. Crosby vas
elected 10 Represent u IA the beard Il
csiufati0H
In iSs- be ran Tor state senator AMI
was elected ~ a majority of 1.U.. He
ran leo shead "a Grant and Wilson. the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
WOMEN'S HOME.
4 Pleasing Entertainment Given il
the WeSt Michigan Chapel.

Abou, no persons were present i'm the
Chapel hall Of the West Michigan col
lcge last evening at the entertainment
given for the benefit 81 the Womcn's
home and hospital. The entertainment
was given by Mrs. Lydia J. Newcomb's
class in Delsar;e training and calisthen
les, assisted by several talented musi-
clans. The club swinging and the Del
sartcan exercises were cxcellently well
done by twelve young women In Greek
gowns. The remainder of the program
was well received. The program was
as follows:
Piano Soio-Val>e. op. - .......... Chopin
Miss Frances Coylss.
Indian Club Swinging .............
. 80. lydia i. Newcomb and Pupils
Recitation MIR. Myrtle Noon Clergyman
March With Po>ing-Dcisarte Gym
ns-'ics ............ Twelve Young Ladies
Piano S-,lo-''Het klauycr Rack Gralell
stanton Becker Won Grabcll
Indian Club Swinging Class 81 Twelve
Recitation Mrs. Myrtle koon Clergyman
Piano solo. ishap-odic Hon9roise. No.
Mss Covles.
Greek March with Posing and TahleauV
. Miss Margaret Oldham and Twclvc
Young Ladies.
Tahleaux. The Fatcs--The Sacrifice to the,
Nino'aur.
The Parting. Night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

presidential ticket 81 his party. ard
nifty ahead - his ticket In the second
ward From ls.5 To- ls>D he was a mem
her 10 the state board - corrections
snd charities. receiving his appoint
men,s from Governors Bsgley and eros.
well.
lr. Crosby Is De- less active in relig
iogs and benevolent work than in poll
t.Cs. he has been "A trustee - kalsma
xoo college FOR many years. and was ~
ono time president % the Y. NJ. 4. \.
a. $50 be vas chosen lieutenant gov
eruo- - The state by a large majority.
and vas re elected for a second term.
sance The close os bis second term Mr..
Cro-by has not bold political office. hut
haR been ever active IN promoting ne
cause 20 republican principles 1a''
therehy promoting the highest Nelis re
~ The community.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
Think. rA~, Play sharp

Superintendent DAVIS. shn has the
general supervision ~ street aud s~wef
o,nfracts. slxass smiles shen he hears
residents on a newly graded street kick
that the street was not done" accord
iig "a contract Many men in Mr.. Davis
position woali get mad at these kicks
bot James has harmed from hong expert
eaee AZ a pubic servant that II aiaays
pays 10 keep sour collar on.
I'm ready Ia bet 10 10 L." said Mr.
Davis a fe~ days sgo. that in - cases
oLs "a 100 tn. men who kick ,io ~ u de
fsE the collection of the tar. In every
eass when tn. kick comes that there IL
not enough gravel on the street the com
mitiee from the council appointed Ia IN
ves,igat- snds the street properly con
1t. uctedr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
Sc. Cecilia Nominal iona.

The following nominations have been
made for the ST Cecilia annual election
Presidents Mrs. r. r. Uhl, Mrs. j.
&. Wenham.
Vice Presidents Mrs. H. c. Brigham.
Mrs &. y. Colyell.
Recording Secretaries Mrs. G. F.. Ray
mond. Mrs. &. II. Leonard
Corresponding Secretaries Miss Thir
Ia Goodwin. Mrs. Fred Is. Clark.
First Director Mrs. +. L. T.. Carpen-
ter.
Second Directors Mrs. Ora Pearson.
Mrs l.. =. Eddy.
Third Directors--Mrs Donna Moore,
Mrs. c. B Kelsey.
Vreasurer-Mrs. r. III. Stevens.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

Church - Chrisf Morning. Chris,
Compared b. the Sun.r evening. The
Church Daring the Apssiasy and the
Beginning - Protestaati.m
All souis' Church Morning. The
Divine Iwsanenee.~ evening, The
Genesis and Authority IL Susday.'
Unity In rooms II Young Mems
Christian association: morning. The
Folly Il Cane" evening. Thought a. =
Maker and Test 81 Character.
ST. Marks Protestant Episcopal
Services for Whit Sunday, IL a. IN. and
Song Service" I'D p. m; sermons by
the Rev Campbell Fair. who has rc-
turned from Alma Sanatarium.
Grand Rapids Spiritual Association =
Morning. Whittier Are We Dnftingy'
evening Culture -the Means II Spirit
ualization.'
Fountain Street Baptist --Usual scr.
vices morning and evening.
First Presby terrain Preaching M 10 70
by III. X. Samuelian Of Nicomedia;
Turkey: subject. among the Turks"
New Jerusalem Aosnine. Tine New
Church the Religion Of Humanity"
Trinity Mathis at 1910; evening at
I'D: both sermons by the Rev. W. l..
Law Of Allegan.
Grace Episcopal Holy communion
and sermon. 1910; choral evening prayer
and eermon. 100
Progressive Spiritualist Society
George Is. Holmes inspirstional speaker
and medium.
ST. Paurs Memorial choral
evensong; the choir will be assisted 10y
several 81 the best singers in the city.
The Unitarian congregation will hold
both morning and evening services to-
day in the y. NJ. T.. A. building. The
Rev. ii. Digby Johnston Of Chicago will
preach at each service.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
Great Inducements at Miss Straight,

Great Inducements at Miss Straight's.
Beginning the first day 81 June. Miss
\. u. Straight. in the Kendall block.
will sell all her spring and summer pat
tern gowns and trimmings at from 10 To
- per cent below cost. This sale will
he for cash only. and the ladies' will be
allowed Ia take their selections where
they like 10 have them made. The
goods are all imported. and hence the
ladies will realize the opportunity 81
getting fine goods ut low prices. There
il four thousand dollars worth 81 goods
which must he turned into cash before
Miss Straight leaves July for Europe
Ia bring back the fall and winter novel
ties. The sale will continue hut ten
days from June l. so ladies wishing
gowns should select early from the beau
tiful cloths and trimmings which Miss
Straight offers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

James " McInncs was presented
With beautiful past exalted rulers
badge Nv the t.l<s Friday night Tho
prcscntat,o on speech was inside 10y G. III.
De6raaf sftsr the session - the lolge
had closed. The badge vas designed by
Charles II Aunin. In the center IL tho
head ~ m elk Move the horn. Is a
diamond Tie eyes - the elk are
ruhie=. and the neck 10 eucirrlr,i hy a
laurel wrath. Tn the bar Il tho pend
art - Inscribed the words. Past Exalted
Ruler In a smaller tar - tho inscrip
too " "a The badge - ono q the
hsn,laoulest that Daisy lodge has ever
presented - a retiring past exalted
ruler
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

The regrets expressed by many who
were unable Ia attend the sword drill
entertainment given in Powers opera
house last week. and their desire 10
have it repeated. has resulted in the
conclusion To present il again on the
evening 81 Decoration Day. May 30th.
la addition a fine program will be
rendered by
Mira Myrtle koon Clergyman.
Mrs Minnie Nichols.
Miss Maudc Hughes.
Miss Alice Raymond.
Mr.. Paul Davis.
The prices have been placed at 81 and
% cents. and as this liz the last oppor-
tuniiy Ia sec the young ladies in their
perfection drill. il is hoped that full
house will greet them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

af@uspeeting bueksr II TIE r1sef IN
Grani Rapids may bs ssen any liter
ns.n ON ihs streets In the sictrii! ~
the nos numerous joints q the city.
~ v DAVIS "a the Chissgo 4 West
Ah:higsn rsilrosd is .dai the world =
fair :. 70 te oYsn sn SUNDAY Probably
nine fenrhs Il The res, a the people IN
Ansessea are glad for the same reason.
Mr.. Davis SAYS. Il have be!sesed frosn
the nrxt that the gates should De
throws or~a 70 sta, open for the whole
slS nontks- have not heard an valid
Argument against keeping II open "a
sls,isy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
~sual, sns-e Them ra,h

TIE Poifee aepaytuiert rs tak..r .
stairt n susrgy In rev tireeiicn Ihey
.ra gs,ing e. drive women q 9uasfl n
able and nssto-1rUs character nut 70 tns
tle--ks Sergeant NJ arfhv has slrss : y
nofifis,i the ucpuPanfs - Hre Canal
-seass tl.,ck - vsrste their rsrogus sithir
,hrse ta@s - they would al ~ arrested
S,-,e - the peer giri- sere actually
frightened inte rlcetug htrw me ,ie
pnrslnerf s,sul.i enforce the orsier q the
ss.-1ranf and fast What charge wnuii 10
brought srair~f ''is Isri=. vho hsyP bad
ths sfislsciss 'c remain IN he hlo.,ss -
net quite lear
rleu,her = he rllisT fsr'e -
MARKED Fee isvs sga thai he 81
rover seen - mary gamblers N ti-and
Ears.fs 4uring rs evr sfars q a" v,cs
a. there az a. present N1a 'ieT
ar MT he+r f'r fnn sad ~
There sre 10 games rnnnirg every
~sxhf I vor.fer What he ss1ss' n sss-is e ersi
pr.ir..~~ =, - with the gsrntier~f~ tsle
,himx - cs.rfain al ih- oid time tn
hcsa frSt~rrity that ever tarceei the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

The management ~ the Union Benev
client association acknowledge the FOL
loving cash donations received since
February:
Cash Proceeds from L. u. A. rally.
sl1i5l. including two checks from Mrs.
" l. Sweet and Mr.. y. W. Ros"nihal a
s.,l each Dr. Taft's lecture. sito; Mr.
Frederic Wilcox. eco. Rev. and Mira
\. NJ. Could elo: Mrs. r. NJ Kendall
ell. Mrs. Joseph iiouseman. FL; a. ID.
a.: Mrs. George Metz. e.; Second re-
formed Sunday school. $2Gt, "Whatso
ever Tcn" circle. ~ cents T.. ID. Win.
chester. ~. Mrs. = j. Tucker. sio. Serb
ncr 4 A.dNorih. sl0 IN drugs. Mr.. Muir
Cascade springs. $50. DR.. Roller. e.
worth IT books. Other donations were
nla,le
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
South End to the Front.

kirtland's second addition. consisting
81 twenty acres ON South Division street.
two blocks south III Burton avenue and
terminus Of the Electric Street Railway
line. is undoubtedly Offering greater in
ducemen!s to home seekers and invest
ors than any other property now on the
market. Mr.. Kirkland having recently
purchased this property. IL selling at a
low figure. with special inducements To
those who will build ut once. All he
asks is careful investigation and com
parison. Must bc seen Ia he apprccia-
ted. For further particulars see George
ii. Kirkland. No. $40 Griggs avenue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

1T - Dot often that an officer IN found
brave cup.eh ;o face a revolver IN the
har,.s a. a desperate. especially II The
officers oen gun - empty. said tinted
eating - tns bravery 10 Jerry barr.
the defective. In his feat ~ csptGTlrg
t,~urg- Wilson. the Chicago burg lar
All nigh ayEan. IL the stories 9
rrportet are true. jesFy Darr ought tn
b p.0ulufs~i tie i, the sort 81 oifcrr
wG1 ~fouli b. encouraged Nils6n :
revolver SHs loaded and b. was firing
directs 3, the uitcer when Darr ciablsd
las rcyolves snd charged the gang n
Tascsls SEo we're tying % shoot hsm
CiNn think barr showed true couT
axe and dul brave act n affecting the
cafifuFe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

\ good story N connection with the
tramp battle. a. II ~ cow designated by
ths coypcr~. has not been printed After
the battle Detectives Smith and f'arr
wished - telephone headquarters. and
wifn ssriotrn & y entered tie office -
nilsir.aa's Vood sard TEE next day
- NIstrnm u4'ified To.ire hcadgusr
t~rs THAT trsmps hat ent~r--i hi- cfhcc
aai ~ eyli~rreS = having had beer
hurh IT. ce uid 80 rug en- the 'nsle
tat oosei - u made ~ pail q Ter.
Tie dctss;tfe s.sy the riag va- made ~
sns sEitth'e dark lantern. which vas 10
lufyd iu tie battle and baked ht;is oil
on the a * The BOYS we're .oo tasy
Monday aight clodging bullets a. tt,nk
q t...r lu~chcz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

The program for the Sunday evening
musical seFvice ~ 1T. MARKS 'his even
ing u a. follows Anfhen. lie Shall
Come Down" Men. Mrs Lillcy and
chorus; iue'. Come Holy Spirit. Eser
nan. Mrs Davis and Niss Chamh~riiS:
anthem ~Immanusl fhsyer VIZ Camp
boil aud chorus, chorsie. Elm teste
Burg. iuther. chorus; ofFertery an
them. Fear Not. ~. Land Make Mrs.
Davis. Mrs. Mahon. NJ Campbell and
IN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends To personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live brt-
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure. by more promptly
adapting the worlds beet products To
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value % health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of FigA
Its excellence il due 70 In presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant Ia the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of aPrfect lax
alive; efiectually cleansing the system,
di.pelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because il acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and il is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 5Oc and 81 bottles, but il 10 man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed ON every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs.
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
Iadic>' I.tscrary Club

The West Hill Tadis. Literary club
held VS. Last meeting - this season ut
the residence ~ Mrs. - Watson FRIDAY
The fret articl, on the program wac
Opening ~ the Fiano.' by Holmes.
neyt a paper on the worlds fair. III
loved by sketch about Thomas Car
lyle. read by Nrs G. MAYNARD The
address delivered at the opening n the
vcrhsns building AT the worlds fair
vss road A guitar duet vas rendered
by the Misses Theresa Gringhuis and
Bessie Watson and recitation wss
given by Mss Cora PHILIPPE a Nor
fvine Mistake vac veil rrcited hy Ollie
Watson After music 'he club al
ioarn~.i. % meet with Mrs. John Wat
son IN the first FRIDAY in September
Members - the Ladies Literary club
~tii please present their clah ficke's 1T
the icnr ard Their visiting csut~ - the
weber ThuY.sisy May y ~ ? - o clock
Ns- T. j. Ps-T<sw
Ter Comm tee
NJ. ~, Every's Rrcusi
Miss MACY Van Every's pupils gave
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

Aurs = Dcvo. NJ ls2 West Broad
va. fsrreneo--i. Thomas krsh. BiSseii
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