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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

aN'Nl lHN VIZ llANA AtaA ~ ~
Rob kirkpatrick, the local umpire.
is waiting an opening on the regular
staff
After O'Connor had raped out hls
hrcC-bnggcr, grand stand occupant
said that Mike could only do that once
I'm a very great while, whereas. the big
fellow the next time he came to the
bat, smoto n linor to loft center that
only the greatest kind Of fielding by
Mcfarland cut down to two bases.
Richards had intended to Fivo Cox
n trial. but Legg got IN ahead Of him.
The now grounds moan at least $50 a
day more to the club,
Shcrbooker Will do very well when he
gets down to proper weight lie ia
carrying too much beef entirely.
The sherman team Is good one.
but II nceds fcw more older heads to
give Il balance, The youngsters get
ratified too easily.
Every day hut Sunday h ladies' day
Remember that, and all the privileges
90 with the free admission.
The attendance has hcen very moor
no far. Manager Richards has had 10
g down I'm hts pocket every day 10 nay
the guarantee,
Dallas plays here next Sunday. Mon
day and Tuesday. The pnntbers
swear they VIII take no less than three
Lucas, released by Fort Worth ,,.,s
signed by sherman yesterday.
Pitchers cannot do work on tho
slab and play In the outfeld ON IN
days, McAllister and McFnrlnnd a..
commencing TO show the effects NJ ~
already. Curve pitching and lor~
straight throwing viii soon spoll Z
mans salary" arm
brennan and Ralley are all rlrbt
lint AmHaraRtt "a 50 Ahht
two umplres, are evidently ineonn,,,.
tent Judging by the daily kicks r"ris
tered against them. ''e'9-
KID Nance is serving ont Co..
days notice. The boy fields an rigbt
but cannot hit. ''s""
Captain Elsey had little spat u,i,
Mr.. Bailey and came near ios,,r,
small section OF his wages thersh,,
marcy was wrong in kicking ns ne
ulu' " the other umpires are as strict
as Mr., Bailey they will have n ca,,,
ppratively easy tlmc OF IL. The I.os nom,
Is backing UP Its umpires this year ga
Is determined TO have good, order on
liouston's grounds, which were svs
miles from the city. have bocn aha,,
doned, Tho new park Is right I'm tba
heart OF the city. ''''
II some OF the young PLAYERS wor,a
10 iVsS atfh,lph 70 the records ana
more TO winning EC hes thov ,yo,,iS
render their clubs greater servtco ''u
NEW PARK WILL BE RFAnv
\ big force Of carpenters are M vi,
on the new grounds on tho reser,,e, i IL
and the park viii be Completed ma
turned over to the bail club On satnrl
day next. The ground within ne a..
closure takes In 400 by 500 feet. Threc-
base hits can be knocked out ON nv
part Or toe ground and an easy. ien.!.
ne' can 20 taken on a hone-run HI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

bitter cold. the water freezing on their
costs and helmets, NJ II splashed from
their hose. / thought how ] wished 1
was able to do something for them In
return. And now TINT they are run
ming one OF their members In this cons
test, win help them all can by get
ting all the coupons I possibly can for
Mt Moore. Ladies OF Waco and Tex
aa. let us all unite In showing our APP
probation OF our brave firomen by
helping them place their candidate at
the head OF the list Yours for Horace
Moore, the frcmans candidate.
A WACO LADY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

sierra &oiada. Mexico. April so
Word has been received OF the kllling
OF three men in fight In the Carmel,
inihlng district near lhe Texas border
Al OF the men were Americans. one
", hnetn being John Lamont. the su.
the cause that led 10 the KILLING Is not
known here, - n.y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

Of stanford Klmley. In the county near
here, was burned to-day during ihe
temporary absence OF Mr.. and Mrs
kimley, and their two children. nrcd
y years and IS months, respectively'
Were cremated. The origin OF the fire
IL unknown, ga
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01
KNIGHTS or pYrurAs.
They Organize at saint Jo and Elect
Omcors

saint 10, Tex, April So,-The KNIGHTS
OF Pythlas organized here last niFnt.
WIN a membership % thirty-two They
We're orgNnized by the Nocona Kniqht.
~ l'ythias, who turned out nineteen
rhe following Is a list " officers elected
ana installed last night; s. pediro. y
q g, Howell, D.; r. II. Blaine, c. q,
= W King, v. c.; ]. Anderson. p
- J. herndon, NJ. A.; w. j. Walker
II, OF Il Nnl s.; y, n, Whalcy, NJ. Of
~ H. n Douglas, NJ. OF ~; w NJ
NRpool o. O.; n. Hendricks, 1. a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01
THE CONTEST FIGURES GROWING.
ALMOST UP TO THE FOURTEEN
THOUSAND MARK.

AND CoHEN's SUPPORT
ERs HAVE ORGANIZED CLUBS
AND ARE GETTING DOWN no
HARD woRK-HoRACE MOORE
BACKED HEAVILY Ky WACO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

ei6nnrles were dowbei ngnlu today, put
their friends lay the blame ON the umpire,
Nho seemed To hc nsninst them Whenever
there was tho slightest doubt; Hntteti'sswr
For san Antonio Payne anu Dean ior
galveston. Brlstow and Foicilh score ny
Innings: eo u II T.
Ga, ,pt,rln. - IO1 100 o o. 10 o
,;1IycstSr .,.1 O834 oil q .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

II. T.. Smith. Fort Worth .....,." ]!
John y. sweetmnn. Palestlnu.,.'.' J..
~ s. TURK, .s.,''',,,.,'y.;,''" 4.
ChaY. NJ, HOllub, San AntOnlo.'.. ~
u. u. Frazier, 81 tyouisu.,...u... ~
H. l. Knox, Dallas. y
Wright Jones. EunlH......,,...''ss \,
Moritz 0pcf...,.....,...'.. ss'.''' ~
Jay Kempnrsky GainoHvlllc"''' "
BYRON Miller ..,,s,s.ss...'s''''s's
Harry J. Hardy Houaton..,..'''' ~
G. II. Jett. lSgnnvlllc"..,..,..,, J.
| Norris Brock, Galveston .....,.|.s
Jacob Mayer. Fort Worth..,,,.. 10
/ william Miller, Purls."r'.'''''' Nv "
W. u. Mcdowell ....''.'.''''''''' y
Louis W crwcll,.....,.t.,..,'.' :
4 II. LcycrHcdgc.,,.
| Harry AlheTH, Dallas
Frank Bun ToSnrkann".,.,.,,''s y
~. L. Wagner Dnllns.....t.,":. .
George Bnrtholomool San Antonio
II. G Platter. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
n. u. Noble, wichita Fnlls"",,. 4
Edward Burrow",.., ,'.ss''s' go .
| pan Malvern, Austin .
H. o. Weller. DenlHnn ,...,.,,,,,t, z
3. Hodges. brentwood. y
J, II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y
g. Voig, ST. Louis .t.,.,.,,,,,.....'' .
a, e,,ttb .... 9
H., n T1rsnr ............... 2
iInrycy soJbrrrv ,..,......,.,,.... .
! u. g. Potter DallAH......,..-,'.'
Herman Marks ''''''''''''''''''''
clayton Holt. Abilene .......... !
700 pHuinf Observation-Disclosures.
VIM. frdfpr1 ..,.,,",.,.,'.'''.
Juo. nun .-.""-"'"'''''''.'"''
/ Max Cnytou,'r"'.,'''.'''''''''''
--
sagIunw, Tex, April 49, Denr el..$
| June! Hero ARE 10 votes for y w
| rrus the Tnrrunt county faWn@, to
truly TOMMY Dopp.
April aO,-pld You ever soc such
out2
.....,.
l That no inspired poetic youth b.
| llns Glanced TO iind mat "si'sy Jnpg,
/ Would rhyme so VOL with 'niheum-
poop
may do'Gsr p9,r si'a ,,, w., W,'n M gluia
.aNny' ~ l''I ''' 1nn 5,,
LOB ,', ,},,,r gn,i ,,T rnrcn"tlDr
ger or any oln'I ",' ~, 'u l.., 'u ,.l
~ the SOUP l,hv' luHl N' you hvn, w
iht N"tp1 9hI Wlltr u' 'nr ''guu'nh
ing nalon thai you &c. lhlht we Ny
doing tGlg"nly wen Ju'l now Nnd
gnu , ,lE w0 o N WIN , 1Wp wy" bo ' g1mc
where u IorhoN we hhVc hlHsgu
nus Eood humoroL production FOR inc
last rev days, ana would llk' I" n'lr
from HIN again, lNnrp up the laehrt
boys ana Elra, and don Z puit unll
June 10, 1870, ne O'Clock D. me- ana
SISSY juPE'
Hone, Ark. April es -Gnyottc Con
tost Editor Fort Worth. TpN.. ponr
slt. Please cast tho lnclosrd votes
FOR Mr., L.. l.. Jordan.
A TEXAS DRUMMER.
Rocboatar N. y Apru ~ -- hlslDaed
nnd vote FOR l.. ID. cohen.
pcnlf's not poln'
iCnuse Ita Cnhnn.
>
snv Cohcp v,hrn Won SOD r.rd,- "a
iro dron ma a Ina IN N,N vn,i, ciiv
Tx nrI,,iIy oh NM & tn,," i
~ ~. ,t' ~. - Ivy "'',t W."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

! the dear boys" and the 'DenNcr
sweetheartsf to assist us girla. we are
ONE or THE GIRLS.
Fort Worth. April 3O.--Editor Ca
zettei Kindly place the lnclosed cou-
pons to the credit NJ the polished Jewel
stove drummer, II. w Peak, and pbilge'
"MRS. PARTINGToN. JR."
| +. g-pcnk n the man 10 represent
the Gazette, Fort worth aud the Lone
star state in foreign countries. and
he's going, too. which fact the accom-
panying lines are made to emphasized
II Is for Hoilub, from tho alamo"
town,
And other good fellows In the list Up
or down,
w Ia initial FOR Weller Woodson. White,
Wagner ana We'll,
QIow badly by this time these tray-
elors must fool)
Is for Preston, Polk. Phillips and Pot
ter.
who arc doomed ats awfully mean
To be with the plotter,
Lett slick and clean.
u Is n letter that Edwards and the Cor
slcan Dave
(who aspire to climb the Gazette's
ladder Of fnme)
Are always and forever using,
When each signs his name.
A Is for Albers, from the deep watertD
town,
Crhoy say TINT the Harvey" Is
fast on tho Rround)
| And twin take hosts Of coupons and
the Hmlloa Of the gods
To win In the face Of such fearful
odds
x 10 for Kramer. who dropped out OF
| the race,
A man with long whlsltcrs and fair
| winning face,
Also for IfemplHsSy and Knox two
more knights OF the grip,
Who VIII not be II, Il when II comag
10 tho "trip"
H. W Peak Is the name we've spelled
out,
And Pcalsa going to Europe, without
any doubt
Though the friends Of nusDy. Jordan
Would hnyo you believe our man isn't
going
ono hundred votes for A. S. Huaby
l hope you win yet thorc, Ola boy
MAUD S.
NIB The above letter and 100 votes
came 10 this office Monday afternoon
AMI votes were placed Ia Mr. luHhy5
credit but letter uus lost 10 cpmpua-
Ing ROOM hence failed to appear in
yesterday morninr'a issue. u3dltor)
SANCGGO PANHN no SISSY JupE.
IIlllsborp Tex, April 2s-NIlHs Sissy
Juno, most accomplished, witty aud
beautiful girl Thu. tho Snhbuth. lH.
10 most appropriate day for tho con.
temptation VI The "good' aud tho "holu-
tlful' MY MUSTER Don QulNotc de IN
MWn'hn has Just assured me that SIR
Howard Peak WINS % man ur noble I'm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

down center field. The ground is ms
smooth as a ball room floor, and VIII
be rolled every day until Il Is as haid
es A rock. The ten foot fence VIII be
IN by noon today and the grand
stands and bleachers will be In posi-.
tion by Saturday noon, The open an nd
covered seats, with capacity OF 2lOO
or more. win be In the shade on the
north and east sides, aud there VIII
he every accommodation ana conVe-
nlence for big crowds. The wants OF
Inc players will also be looked after
ana altogether the new park VIII be
model one, both for size and comfort
LAST GAME TODAY.
As both teams 20 eastward on the
oarlv evening train, the game TINS ar
ternoon will be called at $3.50 O'Clock,
Mcfarland is to pitch for the Painters
and Cox, a new man, is booked to DO
the work for the Otphans. sherman
goes from here to Dallas, and ttioh-
ards and his men move on to ShreYe-
mort. returning home sunday morning
10 open up with Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

Waco, Tex, April 90 Editor Gazette,
lncloscd nnd n votes FOR Mr. Dave
Wen. the famous Mile End Man.
Yours very truly, M"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

burnett, Tex. April 2o-Edltor Ga
2cttc: PlenAe give Mr.. ~ s. Busby
the bcncnt Of these four 90 votes.
Yours truly. NJ. w. NJ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

Tho Gazette will send on trlp to En'
fnpo, to last from Juno ~ 10 August 10.
out from New York, u representation OF
the COMMERCIAL travellers whose territory
lucludos all or any part Of TcSaa, mud who
ia To bo solicited by popular ballot cast
upon the coupon printed daily IN THIS pOpcr.
The tour viii be- made by ihla representa-
1.-Two as the tourist guest " the Gazette aud
ls % member of party organized by aud
In Charge " Dr and Mrs. w. A. Cronut
% tine United States geological survey The
SECTIONS visited viii hu Ireland, SCOTLAND,
Euslnnd. belgium. uormuny, Switzerland
tho Rhine ami Ifnucc, aud tho route viii
touch Neville Glasgow, Tfo8anchs, STIRLING
Castle, Edinburgh. Mcrosc Abbey Durham,
York Lincoln, ilurwlch. North sra. Ant
wrrp, urussrle, Cologne, tho Rhine, May,
,nec, heidelberg. Dudon ludon, Nwhasrn,
Lake Hls, Zurich, tho ilisl, yltynnu, Lake
ut tue -Four CHutoua, Laorrnp, Paris. Lon.
dom Slntford, Warwick, Chester, Now
York
uur rAruralonlBt viii ndl from Sow York
on June 20, ON tho Anchor Llnu atcuuer
tlW uf ltomo
Tho ballot win be- closed at O o'clock p.
mr saturday, June 10. Ballots win bo de-.
r'siiod In a scaled box aud will DO counted
ANA tho results ccrtlnod by q committee OF
business muu,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

Waco. Tex, April 20.-Editor Gazette.
lnrloso find seven votes for the Mile
End man, Dave Wen. Yours truly
DOC HENSON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

Fort Worth Tcx.. April 3O.-Edltor
Gazette: whats the matter with Lee
cohen. Hes alb right Count the in
closed 10 votes Tor Lee.
j. ID. FARLEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

Clehurnc, Tex, Aprli 3o.--Edtor Ca
zette; Find Enclosed ten 90 votes for
| my friend. l.. n Cohen.
WALTER NEWELL.
Waco. Tex, Aprll 20. Editor Gazette,
Enclosed mud n votes for Mr.. Dave
Wen, the famous Mile End Man.
Yours very truly M"
Burnett, Tex, April 2O.-Edtor Ga
acttc: PlenAe give Mr.. ~ s. Busby
me bcncnt Of these four 90 votes.
Yours truly. NJ. w. NJ.
Waco. Tex, April 20.-Edltor Gazette,
lnelpso find seven votes for the Mile
End man, Dave Wcll Yours truly.
DOC HENSON,
Fort Worth. Tcv., April 3O-Edltor
Gazette: whats the matter with Lee
Cohen He's Hll right Count the in
closed 10 votes Tor Lee.
j. d. FARLEY.
Fort Worth. April aO.-Edltor Ga
aoti"' Dear Sir-l ann only little boy o
years old, and am not acquainted with
amy OF your candidates In the come
mcrclnl mons race, but / am pnrtInl
To MI Howard Pod, and am anxious
Tor MIN to win the race. pruggists do
mot need to travel Tor their health. ns
they nre prepared tu physlc Themselves
amy where, but / think that Mr.. Peuls
would enjoy the trip and also bc bcno-
H''d ny II, ana ] goul ~ vOtra through
a. spirit OF generous charity nnd thin,
mat b" merits the support glven. Yours
i'' i'ok' FRED KGLMAN.
Stophonvllc, Tex, April .sO.-Edltor
Ilaeltc' llrnHa mud inulosod twenty
lsp votes for Frnuk l.. Jordan, one of
I, bost men un The rond and every
u'Iy Knows IT, Ton Frank TO be sure
4Nl write to me before he starts TO
Europe. n. J. sCRNp
Houston. Tex. April 29.-Edltor On
I'ue; lncloscl find five coupons which
ht hlnd enough il place To the credit
ol tue great trunk man, Moritz Snper
very respectfully
MRS, +. zANoBIA.
Fort Worth rmx, April 2o.-EdItor
Gazette; Hero nrc u votes for out
candidate, hundud MS by our little
friend, Hurry GHtply. Please place
same to credit OF Mr. Peak.
HOWARD w. PEAK LEGION.
Domino. Center, sing yo a ditty
OF sweet "SlHsy Jupc." who lives In
the city
Where the panther tore up tho
ground,
How she Is gleanln
Morniu and comm
Wherever vote IL to be found.
ANA they say, I've heard, In good
snuth,
She ns faithful q Ruth
To Nnoml-l've q ally notion
To Join her ana seek
out votes for hrr Peak.
10 send him across the Wide ocean
JOHN s.
Twcnly-clght votnp with abeye.-i5j
Canton, Tex. April rs,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

Fort Worth, Tex, April So.-gditor
Gazette CITY ncnr Sir-Gnrlhrod
nlrnso flnd n coupons, Please count
thum for tho prince NJ drummera nnd
teuipl gentlemen Howard w. peli1
u slHsy Jupe viii keen M her work,
Howard Will cross the brny deer.
yours HARDWARE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

Hope. Ark, April 2s -Gngoltc Con
tpst Editor, Fort worth Tex pur
Slt Please east tho inclnacd z votes
fur Mr.. II. u. Jordan,
A TEXAS DRUMMER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

sagunw. Tex. April 20 Dear Sissy
June, Hero are 10 votes for II w.
Peak, the Tnrrnnt county fHvoritc, TO
helm send him across the pond Yours
truly, TOMMY Dol'p
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

Austin, April sS,--pear slssy June.
wasn't Il nice TO SOC Howard ~
t uesh az the top Sunday morningi
nere are iorly ltW votes to help keen
MIN there. MIR, Peak can begin 10 mo,
pare hls wardrobe Cor trip 10 Fnrene
Tor with Sissy Jupe" 20 MANAGE and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

Rnchostor ", y, Aprl 81. mglOucd
Ind vote Tor l., h. Cohen,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

Aprll 80 Editor. ncloscd please
find 100 votes FOR A, s nushy.
A. IL. N.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

say. Cohen, when YOU sci roudy TO
no, drop mo line 10 Now York city,
IN probably Eot there by june and
we can deliver those letters together
s. S. h.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

smithvlllc Aprll 2S.- Editor Gazette:
lnclo6cd arc 10 coupons, Please place to
tho credit ot Howard ". Peak Wen.
Peak you are In front, stay thuro The
man that bcnta Howard viii gain Eu-
ropcan honnra, with more To follow
soon, yours truly
II a \NDDn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

Fort Worth, April ~ .--Tdlt,r a,
Nctte: Here are forty yotes fnr onr ~
Norlto In your European contest. II ~
Teak, Clotildo Mnohet, 81, EssIe 5ndh
D. LITTLE JEWEL, crIin
CLoTfLpE MACIlEsr pr,sident
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

MoNIa, Tex, April 30, -plcasc Hnd
10 coupons for Howard w. Peak. FROM
JUDITH EVANS.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-06-27
SUMMER VACATION.
A DELIGHTFUL WAY TO SPEND

The summer vacation outing is es-
pecially an American custom, and
iu nishes to thousands the one particu-
larly bright spot Of all the year. How
to spend ones vacation so as to bring
the most satisfying returns, Is often
difficult to settle. A few places have
come into great popularity. One Of
these is Bay View. IL combines so
much of the best, and so much has
been written about it that with thous-
ands il is the one great hope to some
time go there. To spend summer at
Bay View Is said to be one event OF a
life time, and to go regular is almost a
liberal culture. The summer an
nouncements this year are more at
tractive than ever, filling nearly sixty
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Chicago a. West Michigan and Detroit,
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90 direct to Bay View without change
have secured quantity of the maya
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| BAY View. Summer tourists tickets
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/ Is. This covers the Assembly and
Summer University period. Round
! rip rate from Bedding will be $3.50
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WIVES TOO EXACTING
A BACHELORS COMPLAINTS ABOUT
AMERICAN WOMEN.

He Finds Something Essentially Faulty In
the Social Relationship OF American
Husbands and wives and Cites Case In
illustration.
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THOUSANDS OF MEN
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THOUSANDS OF WOMEN
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RE-OPENING OF THE CRANE
HAVEN ROUTE.

Train leaving Ionia at sos p. M,
will now connect with steamers for
Milwaukee, leaving Grand Haven at
ll:l5 p. m, daily except Sunday.
Train leaving Ionia at l:49 a. M,
connects with boat for Muskegon, leav-
ing Grand Haven at $50 p. m.
Train leaving Ionia at AIS p. M,
connects with steamers for Chicago,
leaving Grand Haven at 900 p. m,
daily except Saturday.
After June lst and until September
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- IL Is understood that Catarrh i'm some
~ form or OF some part Is the foundation OF
- four-hfths OF all chronic ailments and
y the failure to recognize and cure this Il
- the reason for so much disappointment
y on the part OF sufferers with long Il nd
Y, ing affections fully explains why so few
\, are cured OF their diseases.
Ss The Doctor Is surrounded with the fin
4. est and most extensive collection of in
az struments ever imported to this country
@ chronic ailments OF the head, face, eye,
H. ear, throat, nose, chest lungs, heart. sto-
. mach, liver, spleen, kidneys, bowels re-
q. pro Iuctive organs, urinary organs, brain
% and nervous spstem, paralysis, rhuma-
L. tlsm, sick headache, backache, tumors,
20 growths joint diseases, piles, hip disease,
a.. sciatica, skin diseases ulcers and every
90 form OF weakness of either male or female
\. The doctors specific medicines go straight
20 TO the diseased organ, and can be plainly
\. felt at work In the diseased parts very
90 shortly after their use IL begun. They
q. are pleasant TIC take, mild but searching
% In action, yet ae rec with the most delicate
n, lady or child, do not reduce the strength,
% and can be used while at the usual occu-
a. patton, as many L.atients still able for
% har1 work and clos attention TO business
y, are often slowly, 81 ely, yet unconscious
"a ly dying, knowing themselves III, yet de-
~. ceived into false security, they procras-
al innate and put off the matter until the
~ case Is rendered incurable. The doctor
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-06-27
According to Contract.

A man the other day employed q carpen-
ter to partition Off "a part Of his study and
particularly Instructed the workman TO
make the partition soundproof The car
pentcr declared that he could do this effec-
tually with filling of sawdust. When IL
was finished, the man stood on one side
and called TO the carpenter on the other
"Can you hear me, .JohnS'
mo, sir. not n bit, : was the prompt re-
ply Household Words.