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GEAND IiAVlDS IIOlAU. FMiUY HOUSING, OCTOBER 7. lBoi
WON BY THE DUKE
The Hon. Peter Doran Nomi
nated for Senator.
WHITE, TEA AND BURRILL
Warned fcr Representatives Th Demo
crats Hold a brace of Convention to
Nominate Legislative Candidate.
"W wtotamiawhowt know Is a
democrat, an t arn not bera to be wal
low e J up by th people's party," shout.
4 Aidernian Mills at tb democratic
couve&tioa m lappa hall Ut nijjnt.
"Thai tat tints." yellst the dele
If U;$ to the democratic contention last
uitit, wtea tay wer about to nomi
nate a stats senator. Alderman Mill
wad disgusted with tad endorsement of
the people's party nominee for repre
aenUtiveu. It was LVran'e night on,
however, and he got the nomination as
wisily a ujng a dollar through a hole
in your trouters pocket.
Tsaueorary Org am I sat lew.
Henry F. McCormick called the a.
euibiy of, the great unwashed to order
at o'clock, and called the Hon.
Jame YV. Uanaom to the chair, lie
accepted the honor, and in a tiresome
speech an counted what the business
of tne convection was to be. Ir. D.
Kmmett WeUh was elected temporary
secretary. The chair appointed the
following Cwmmittee on credential!
and permanent organization: K. A.
Maher, K. 11. Gill and L. . Carroll.
A recuse of 5 minute was taken to al
low the committee time to prepare 1U
report.
The committee recommended that
the temporary officers be made perma
nent and seat all the delegates who
had presented credentials. One proxy
from, the third wsrd was also admitted.
The report wss adopted.
Iha chair appointed S. P. DeVriee
and K. F. Harr.ogton tellers and Jus
tice Brwn swore m the officers of the
convention.
Upran ttl vea ?f enalnated.
I.arry K. Carroll took the floor, and
without any spread-eagle remarks,
nominated tne Hon. At 3. White for
representative. There was no debate,
and the secretary was instructed to
can the ballot of the convention.
For the second member William F.
Tea and the Hon. Jack Hay ward were
named. Mr. Carroll des.red to know
if Alderman Milts, who made the nom
ination, was authorized to do so. Mr.
Mills stated that he was.
City Marshal Bragg seconded the
nomination of Mr. Tea, and stated that
he believed it was the better policy to
support the people's party nominees,
and E. L. Calkins of the fifth ward
supported Mr. Hay ward. A ballot
wa taken, with the following result:
Tea, 23; Hayward, 12.
The result was received mingled
witu applause and hisses. Mr. De
Vrie moved the ballot be made unan
imous, but there were several dissent
ing votes.
John Burrows was nominated by a
delegate of the fifth ward.
Alderman Mills took the floor and
nominated the Hon. Jack Hayward,
who, be said, was a democrat and he
was there as a democrat and not to be
swallowed up by tne people's party.
He wanted a man who would support
democratic principles. A ballot was
taken and the result is appended:
Hayward, 15; Burrows, 19; JohnOl
cott, 1, J. W. Kaosom, 1.
K. F. Harrington moved the nomina
tion te made unanimous, but again the
diswntmg voices were heard. When
th result was announced there were
cries of "Deanison," "Now swallow J.
Riley."
Senatorial Convention.
Immediately after the nomination of
the three delegation, the senatorial
couve ntion convened, and L. . Carroll
moved that the officers of the preced
ing convention act in the same capacity.
Mr. I'eVne. one of tbe tellers, lives in
trie tentn ward and the chair appointed
C. 'V. Fmdelater. The delegates from
the tenth and eleventh wards left their
seat.
K. A. Mane r took the platform and
predated the name of Fetor Doran for
ute snat r and quoted at length his
record when in the senate.
Chris Wernette ?econdcd tha nomina
tion. Maurc M. Houseman was nomi
nated by W. I). Fugh of the third ward.
Mr. Houseman asked for a moment's
time and stated that be was not a dele
gate. It wss Doran's night and Mr.
Harrington moved that the secretary
b instructed to cast the vote of the
convent.on for state senator. Chris
Wernette moved tht Mr. Ioran be
waited utKn and brought in. Chris
Wernett, F. F. llernngton and E. A.
Matter were appointed to drag him be
fore his friends.
C ol. Aldrten Made a peer few
M. M. Honsemaa was called for. He
tUd that at la.t the republicans were
not flaunting the tlag in the faces of
th democrat, and the two parties
faved earn other on an tseu. Senator
Dorso had come in during Mr. House
man's speech. He thanked the con
vention for the honor, and told at
length of the different bills he had
hoi pd to paw. His speech was well
received.
NINTH WARD SSPUBUCANl
Charles McOi'l Addrewd Another Rous
ing Meeting Last N'u;St.
The republicans of the ninth ward
Shameful
Confession
It U a shameful confession to
make that many people are
willing to ue adulterated arti
cle tercansc they are cheaper,
ami in !otn ?o often 'ibject
ir themselves to injurious,
effect, for it ra-jt not b
supp-e'l that those wbo are
wi'l r:, at the ccst cf repu
Utloxx crvl for the purpose of
v'n, t impp an'fs'tate-l
pv-! open thep'iMi, wriM
hen;:!? f '-; hjuucM
a!u!ran?t.
Vr. JV.ce his an ?ttbIIrH
re;j!'n for rr.tnr.f.tc?uriri?
p-v.'.l i pnr ati"'e. a i
I Widen F'tvonn Fx
tr.ic; of VarilT. I.craon, etc.,
aro ihc aost perfect natle.
have one of the best clubs in tno city.
It never fails of a large attendance aud
always baa good speakers ready to ad
dress those who atteod. Last night
McCieilaa's hail was packed to listeu to
CnaxUs McGai. A numter of women
were present.
kr. McGill began by giving a brief
sketch of the democrat and republican
part.ts, and drew a comparison of the
wort done by each. He gave some
statistics on the tin plate industry and
tne wire nail industry. He quoted
from an official report these figure:
"There were 8,C0C,0o0 pounds of tin
plate made in this country during the
quarter endinar Jane 3), ei2; of tbis
5.000,000 was made from America!
block plates. For tbe quarter eudin
Sept. 30, lsltl, there was made but
826,022 pounds; the next quarter shows
1,4,321 pounds; the next quarter
shows 3,004,fcS7 pounds, and the quar
ter ending feune 3J of tba present year
shows -i.Ooo.OGO pounds. Tn sMr. McGill
tnought should convince any right
minned man that the McKiniey bill has
proven one of the greatest blessings the
country has received in years. The
speech was seasoned with several good
stories. Mauy members of the club
thanked Mr. Mrttill personally for the
pleasure and instruction he had given
them.
The following persons joined the
club: John Best, Fdward Best, F. M.
Kag&n, Leonard Covell, L. F. Car'ey.
O. G. Weils, E. L. Waibridge. Next
Thursday evening the club proposes to
have the banner meeting of the cam
paign; Judge Mitchell Kicks.
"Xo, sir; if anybody says I'm kicking
about the repuf-lican nomination it's
false," said W. W. Mitchell of Ionia at
the Morton yesterday. "The nomina
tion is a good one and it pleases me.
The convention made a nrat-class
choice. I do want to get even with one
or two Grand Kapids men, though.
Borne of them have an idea that God
Almighty made the fifth district in
order to give Grand Bapids a little
more rom to wobble arouud in. They
can't see how any place but Grand
Kapids could possibly have any rights.
That is what makes tne tired. I can
remember when they didn't tnink a
man could try a law suit if be did not
live here. Now politics is their strong
hold and some of these fellows think
it's a mighty sight more important that
Grand Kapids should have its own way
than it is that the sun should rise."
Sparta Is Republican.
"Wa shall run up a fair sized repub
lican plurality up our way," said C. M.
Loo mis of Sparta yesterday. "There
are lots of prohibitionists up there, but
we can give the republican party at
least 100 plurality in Sparta township
next month. The campaign is just be
ginning to open so far as we are con
cerned. The prohibitionists bav held
one meeting. Tonight the Key. Wash
ington Gardner will address the repub
lican and we expect to have an enthu
siastic meeting. The democrats baye
not done auything yet, although I be
lieve there are a few up there."
Frazier at Rockforl.
The Hon. Robert Frazier was greeted
at Rock ford last evening by an audi
ence which filled the Opera house to
overflowing. Fred A. Mavnard also
made a rousing speech. Mr. Frazier
talked on the tann, silver coinage and
other issues of the campaign, lie was
frequently stopped by applause.
Political Paragraphs.
The Hon. Robert Frazier of Detroit
was in tbe city yesterday and called at
the county headquarters. Mr. Frazier
has been throughout the state this fall
and estimates a majority of 20,000 for
the republican state ticket. He was
accompanied to Lock ford, where he
spoke last night, by Colonel McKnight
Sellers, Fred Maynard and a large
party of republican friends.
At the convention of the third repub
lican district of Kent, held yesterday
at R.ckford, the Hon. Norton Fitch of
Sparta was nominated on the first bal
lot. Roberts. Graham of Walker was
his opponent.
Tbe Rev. Charles Oldfield will ad
dress a prohibition meeting at Silver
Lake Monday, October 17, and another
at Moflatt's school house, Cannon
township, Friday evening, October 14.
The lion. George T. Richardson
spoke at Sparta last evening. He will
speak at Jenison Tuesday evening and
next week he will be in Ionia county.
A mass-meeting of cabinetmakers
will be held in Germania hall this eve
ning. Messrs. McBride, Gill and oth
ers will address them.
I. M. Turner and W. F. McKnight
addressed a democratic meeting at the
Polish school house on Davis street
last evening.
George A. Link of Cedar Springs and
J. W. Clark of Rockford were callers
at tbe democratic headquarters yester
day. The prohibition legislative and sen
atorial convention at Good Templars'
hall, McMullen block, Monday even
ing. Judge M. C. Burch will ipeak at
Kent City, Friday, October 14, in place
cf Fred Maynard as announced.
Senator Frye will address a republi
can mass meeting at Hartmau's hall
Oct. 20.
Judge C. E. Perkins will deliver an
addrets at Alpine Friday, Oct. 14.
The prohibitionists are holding 100
meetings a week in the state.
FIRE AT CEDAR SPRINGS.
The Fire Department Receives a Call
From the Village.
The police department receive ! a tel
ephone meage from Cedar Spnne t
12 15 yeterdsy afternoon Uting that
a bg fire had broken out thr-re and
asking Miitance from tu city fire de
partment. Fire Marshal lnvin at
once ordered a steamer from No. 2 and
a ho3 cart from No. 4 with a squad of
firemen to the little village. An engine
and Hat car were contributed by the G.
K. A I. railroad and the apparatn wa
loaded and ready to proceed. About 1
o'clock another mef(f r.i received
statirg that the home department had
the fire under control and no a st
ance would be nee-led. It ws earnd
later tht the 3re was in J. II. Wor
dsn's lumber yard cn th. wt Am of
the railroad track and threaten! t
destroy the who! etock. 7 iunher
was ownl jointly by the Widt ccrnb
Futaitur company a--d J. II. Warden.
The 1cm is t.mated at f ),coo mth
full insurance.
Going to th Reform School,
A'bert F, To'.lwk of Cedar crin,
a K"y 13 yars old. wm er(tencd ye
terday by J'it c Hrdnr for trauncy.
Ife ' front:! to iil !! n-git and
County AgiU Hathaway w ',1 tatehi -ri
o I ans.og today for a trm of four
yean.
Immr th ranetmakpri ma-
rtvetrg in irerrnsui hail Frday
vta.n.
Ttie trti9 la 1 TC i
mt Hemt ftarri l a flee tet ew
grvte; ef Herri hiwf.
Ik oa le a a"" Orter et
HELD FOR A MICE
Chicago Real Estate ;en and
Their Speculations
WITH JACKSON PARK PROPERTY
Chat With a Chicago Real Estate Dealer
in Reference to the Effects of
the World's Fair.
F. F. Raymond, a Chicago real estate
dealer, was a guest at the Morton yes
terday. "Chicago never before had to
riany evidences of prosperity as it now
exhibit. Disregarding the World's
fair entirely, there is more business
beiog done and more new enterprises
being developed than ever before.
You can see innumerable illustrations
of this in the city itself, and as many
more in the suburban towns. Wauke
gan, South Millwaukee, even Evanston
bhowt unparalelled prosperity. No
more impressive llluitration of
Chicago's greatness could be given
than its present wonderful growth.
ItSome persons think Chicago is going
to get rich out of the World's fair; but
that is all nonsense. There may be a
few men who will be benefitted; but
Chicago as a whole will not 'coin very
many wagon loads of money out of it.
So far as the value of property is con
cerned, it won't make a dollar's
difference.
When it was definitely settled that
the fair would be located at or in the
vicinity of Jackson park a few pecu
lators made a rush tor the land. They
are holding it at suicidal prices. But
when the fair is over property there
will not be worth a cent more than it
was before, although the real estate
dealers in that vicinity will have suc
ceeded in deluding a few persons into
the lelief that it will. As an illustra
tion of their intenso patriotism it seems
that when the government wished to
secure ground on which to quarter the
national troops during tbe dedicatory
ceremonies this month it bad to go to
those speculators. They wanted more
for a week's rental of the property
than the land itself is really worth.
But happily there have not been very
many cass of extortion yet. The liv
ery men attempted to charge the com
pany 122.50 a day for the use of car
riages curing the dedicatory services,
but the committee has refused to pay
more than the regular price, lib, and
tbe jehus have submitted. In so large
a city as Chicago it must be expected
that there are persons that will take
advantage of any event like that and
gorge themselves so far as possible, but
they are not very numerous, and the
management will do all in its power to
suppress them."
At the Hotels.
MortonMrs. T. Brown, Detroit:
Thad B. Preston, Ionia; W. P. Foster,
St. Louie; II. J. McDonald, Muskeeon;
Manly C. Dodge, Frankfort; Ira M.
smith. Detroit; F. . Goodyear, Hast
ings. F. B. Stevens, Detroit; T. A. Hit
tou. Cold water; Charles II. Lo mis,
Sparta; C. W. Dunham, East Jordan;
Clarence Smith, Hastings; F. R. Whit
ing, St. Clair; F. B. Stevens, Detroit;
E. A. Rosch, Detroit; James A. Crozer,
Menominee.
Sweets H. N. Anderson, Greenville;
John J. Foster, Greenville; II. Walsh,
Holland; A. G. Franklin, Detroit;
George F. Richardson, Hudsonville; C.
J. Deyo, Belding; G. W. Smith, Detroit;
H. F. Strong, Jackson; J. A. Morell,
Yate; Levi Morell, Yale; L. V. Davis,
Fremont; S. E. Parker. Hungerford;
John Covert and wife, Nashville; CM.
Draper, Detroit; E. R. Davis, Detroit;
F. L. Heath, Hastings; Louis Young.
Hopkins; George L. Lowe, Detroit; S.
A. Rouse, Lansing; Mrs. Goodyear,
Hastings.
New Livingston C. W. Munz, Hills
dale; H. M. Lazell, Big Rapids; James
T. Land, Big RapidsC. B. Warren,
Detroit; W.J. Pilgrim, Detroit; M. C.
Palmer, Stanton; Bert Mayer, Stanton;
N. J. Brown, Muskegon; II. C San
ford, Grand Haven; George E. Angell
and wife, Grand Haven; Mrs. Clara
Addis, Rockford.
Eagle G. A. Watkini, Detroit; J. E.
Hall, Detroit; II. M. Patrick, Reed
City; Mrs. A. Hoyt, McBrides; Mrs. A.
Almas, McBrides; E. II. Hayes, De
troit; Thomas P. Chambers, Mackinac
Island; II. Cornell, Hart; W.H. Hanna,
Detroit.
Royal Extravag anc.
Potentate are apt to be Tery extrav
agant persons, and seem to have as
bard a time living -within their allow
ances as any small boy on five cents a
week. Of course they have tremendous
expen-va to meet in the way of enter
taining other potentates, and no king
ever lived who failed to have a royal
family big enough to fill all the palaces
at his diposal and two more, but often
they conld look after their own and
still have plenty left for pleasure if they
did not waste. The worst two instances
of royal extravagance in modern times
are the king of Siam's enhmerged palace
and the pipe of the shah of Penda.
The coat of the Sianioee king's palace
Is not known, bnt it Is a splendidly coetly
affair and is so arranged that his royal
highness and his suite can spend a great
deal of their time under water sur
roundtnLJby the most luxurious things
tho world affords. It would seem as
though a king with so much eplendor at
his command on the surface of the earth
could get along without a palace under
water, but as a popular song says.
"Things ar seldom what they seem,"'
and it u the greatest danger of great
luxury that we tire of the blessing we
have and Wotnc, eyen in the midst cf
them, mot unhappy because we can
have no more.
The shah of Persia's tobacco pip is
worth f 10O.0UO, and the chances ar thAt
he dvs net gt hlf the pleasure from
smoking it that the poor latoring man
gets from puffing his one cent clay pir
Wfceu one reaWts npri the amount of
good that couM 1 done with $4X0O0
rnt out at fair inter, one is forced to
J consider it yirkci to keep so mnrh
rKmey j.-w-fero. np m so nnworTny an o;
jot. IIrprs Youru; People.
S-ra yers aco a white man was cap
tnrM in th ennr of a raid raadety
th amtz-TO warri-irs of Iahmy pon a
rrHT)Ary st lament. A far w)ra
UNr hi antio-is wife received a rrsee
mc. which cor,isted pimply ct a ph
Me, a -w of charcoal, a peppercorn,
graim f prchd corn nd a r.
Ther wsw no ifScnity in translator
thU weinin: enigma cf the retire rod.
The pebv lad, "I am in $! health
i. e , hrl in biy: the ric cf charrc-al
ei-.iSM. 'Bnt niy prospect .r very
bl.v k and g'oomy;" fh pppereevn.
meant, "I asa Texs.a&xicus aboit the fu
ture, lrst I be killed cr sold into slavery;''
th rso-i cf parted ecru indicated, "1
have become very ilia," a:d tbe crip
cf ra added, "My clothing ii in tatters. "
Siir laeeois pc6 and love; powder
and shot convey notice of Mar; a razcr
ii sent to a murderer by the victim
relatives to notify Liu that it U expected
he will kill hinueif fur the-ir &ititdction.
Six cowrie sheila einify "I love you."
Such a btring eent by a yoocg man to a
girl expresses a deeire to form an en
gaetant cf marri&gv indeed it is the
recognized way of making a declaration
of the tender pao&ion in that pixt of the
world. Yankee Blade.
"Mamma, when you grow old will you
look like little grandma!" asked a little
boy of three or four ytars of hie pretty
young mother.
"Yes, dear," answered his mother, "if
yon mean to ak if my face will be
wrinkled and thin, and ahall have lost
boine of its fairness. Yea, I shall grow
to look as little grandma does. Why do
yon want to know, Henry?"
"Well, mamma, I'll try hard, bnt 1
am afraid I cant love you then aa well
as I do now."
There is something in this trifling in
cident that in spite of all reasoning will
sadden, for the child told frankly that
which those who have gTown even to
middle age xaust count as true there is'
always a premium on youth. Detroit'
Free Press.
Friedrich's Special Premium.
The following letter explains itself
and will be of special interest to one
of tbe many young ladies who competed
for tbe premium offered by Friedrich
at the West Michigan fair.
Grand Rapids, Oct. 6, 1892.
Julius A. J. Fkiedrich,
Dear sir The committee to decide
upon the hand writing in the case of
the special premium No. 23 have con
cluded that takiug into account the
matter of age the premium should go
to Cora Nagel, aged 10 years who re
sides at No. 484 Broadway, city, and to
her you will be kind enought to tend
the instrument. !
The society thanks you for the gen
erous offer you made and the way you
have carried out the plan.
I am etc.,
C. L. Whitnet,
Secretary.
OrcK KlVJOYfc
Both the method and results when
Sjrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
fentlj yet promptly on the Kidneys,
aver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and 'have made it the most
popular remedy known.
byrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and $1 bottles by all leading drug,
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may cot have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept arj
institute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
Louis vim, r. atw ton, .r.
LEGAIi ADVERTISING.
CTATE OF MICIIIiUN-The Circuit Court
0 tor the County ol Kent In Cbauciry.
At a e!on ot aid court, he d a the county
Louie In the city ot tirai.d Kapids. in said
county, on the 6tti day of October. A. I, IJ,
l'reect. lion. Wm. E. irove. t lrcult judge.
fcarah E. Blgelow, complainant,
vs.
Ora E. rizelow, defendant.
In this case it aipcailuK from affidavit on
filet at tlie defendant, Oia E. Uleiuw, i not
a resident ot this st-tf. and that the residence
ot said defendant Is na nwn. On mo
tion of irank A. I'.odirers, complain
ant's ftoltcltor. it Is oner't tost the
appearance of a1d non resident defend
ant, vr E. Biselow. be entered hereto
vithln five months from the date of th s or
der, or In ease of hit appearance he mue
hie answer to the bill rf comp tm to I m-d.
and a copy trtereil ! 1 e nerved otitheeonv
pialnaiit s 9l citor wlth'n twenty days alter
!ertce on him of a co y f add t 111 and notice
of this order, and In dcfat.lt thereof and hi it
will he taken as confused hy nald non-resl-ler
t defendant. And it la fu; ther Trif -d
th t llbm fifteen dsT the compi.tlnant
-ane a notice of this order to le puitltsint u
The ;rm Ilrus Hybai.o, a nemspapr
printed. pib'the4 and cl rculstlinf In hI I
rountr. and that said publication Kcnl'n
ned therein once In each week fo-slxocks
In in -rrMl'Mi, or that ahe eau- eopv ot th s
rrdr to he ptr na ly served on said nn.re-
1 lent defendant at leat twenty d..ysbfnre
the time above tr.'scrUcd for Ms p;e;r
ance. 1VJ1. K. J hOVK,
Circuit Ju lee.
Eiamlned. conrttcrsl -ned n4 emeret hy
rn. CoRt.niL HTf t. l;ctisi-r.
Fiiask A. Roritiie, C nip alnant's to.lci:or.
(A true copy Attest-
t'OtMLHS U IIiarrT. P.e.'l'ter.
frl no? II
MOFTOAGE RALE Default havlPK been
maileinthe conditions of a crtnln m- rt
rk'e hr!ni dte th" .Sth rtsy ef el t'-rnfr.l'"
etCMted by Irsnh H. Klrh an1 hossnna Rich.
Ma wife., of the t ty cf 'eei)Tii,. Mootcaim
county. Mich'gsB. to Wui am t ttr-n of the
city of Mt, t !einT. Macemh ccar.tf. Ml'-nt-t
f n. and recorded m the oTc of the rtltr
of deeds of Kent eo'inty. MKhin. o; tbe 7?h
day of Srtrr ber. tn I br IIS f reoTt
et on pw and so ? r-eeed'us. e-fhr
t law or In canity. h!n ea had er Insti
tuted to receer tr lnl"t te.i Qf. ecn,-M .i
t.rM hy the M mrteaee or ant part
trer-of. nin wMh sa-id n.-rtrag- thre Is
c'.aipnefl to dne at the r.f (Hi fi;
t? srn ( thr th-,saf't n tie hurdrd ard
lxt'"B doi ars tV6i'.0 '- Notjr u tr'r
erey ttrcn tsat 1 y sirn of a power t.f a
lnths)'i nrrtr'e c"!jta'Bd. aril oftfe
s?aiBt ta a-.jh rae and rrvide1, t'S
lanls aol tenements ,n t ton h;rf 'ii
f ;4, In the eerily of Kent. Ut th s;t,f
Vj.-tgan. fd earr-bed in d rcrtgatfeaa
j., tAa. fA.;f T?ee.? t!j b 1 1 the tti
sst ia'tr ef etAW te!a;'I Arti t
eATfha q-iart-r f th ftrl:srt quarter f
se.-nrr) i irti i ij r h d n'n n v! h
ratice Mre j '' eetstnrrs p aondr-1
ar teiy e,ere f !sM. '" r nr -ea 1N
ai1 at ar'tT c- nNi t-i br tne ter.
!p, ur,dr !rcy cf t'
CAflt v .-.f ISft. tb b-.et in f-' nt
f theev!rt b-ne. 1a xr,m cty cf tiret Jtp.
14a, 'f'at be-tr-.t vr !f f m t
c- rt fra'4 e siny t bid ea Thws'ay. ir
f'ti Mff ivo'. at 3 :.hi in tt
iVr'"i'!,t t t t y amnet
1catna i -"tajr. t" I I cs pn
cris cf "ica sf4'-re a'd a . ''"'al
a'rT ef f,iT f t i,"ara. fr
ldd fv-? ' sa'd T"-tae ed a M-ed y law.
I a red !t
ILI.IAM OTIVTW..
CROC'S K F R. MwV
ArtrtseT fr Mrae.
nn
70 AND 72 MONROE ST.
1
m
h'spa
-for tomorrow only
The famous Cosmo Butter
milk Toilet Soap for the
complexion, per cake
Malvina Cream and Lotion,
at
i
Tetlows Swans Down Face
Powder at
Delettrez Celebrated French
Perfumeries, the 50c odors, 0
(bottle included) per oz... Kit)1
J In order to do justice to our patrons
and ourselves and give this medium a
thorough test, it will be necessary for
purchasers to present this advertise
ment at our store in order to secure
1
oods at these prices.
N.
& M. FRIEDMAN,
70 AND 72
LEGAL ADVERTISING,
CHANCERY SALE In pursuance and by
. virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court f.T
thl county of Kent, tn chancery, made and en
tered on the lStb day of Jane. A. i. lu a
certain sause therein pending wherein Henry
Plumb Is complainant and Jaied Chat
man. Marie Jane tbatman. James leaven
port and Cora E. Compton are defend
ants. Notice Is hereby s;len that on
Saturday, the 19th day of November,
A. D. 1W2. at 10 o'clock In tho fore
noon of said day. I. the subscriber, one of tha
cireu t court eou.m ssioncrs In and for said
county of Kent, in the state ot Michican. s!a 1
sell at public auction to the liui,et blddr, at
the front door of the court house of aid coun
ty, in tbe city of (irand Kaplls. In said county,
all of that certain pi ce or parcel ot land
situate and being In the township ot Walker,
county 01 Kent and state ot M caigan, and
described as follows. twU: The eat on
half of a parcel of land bound d a follows,
commencing at the lntf ren n of tbe east
line of the southwest quarter of the uorthwet
quarter ot aertion twelre ;12) in town seen (T)
D rth of rare twelve (12) west and the center
line of the Hirer road (so-cailed). said point ot
Inters ction belnir inirty-one and twentj or.e
hundreith9(M It-liO1 rods north of tne south
cas; corner of said outhest quirtr of the
nortt west qurtrr section twelve (1J). runuinic
then Co north on said east Hue of the south
west quarter ot I te not th west quarter ot sec
tion twe.ve (12) thirty seven and twenty-Mi
one-tundredths rods (37 thence west
parallel with the north line ot said southwest
quaiterofthe northwest quarter of section
twelve (12) fifteen and lht tenths US M)
rods, thence south parallel with said east line
forty-three and seventy eight one-hundredths
(43 7-l"o) rods to the e -nter 1 ne of s.tid Klver
road. thnce northeastef ly tout the center
line of .ild River road ta the place of begiit.
nine containing In said asi one-half of the
parcel of land above bounded two (2) acres of
land, be the same more t less.
WALTKK II. HHillKS.
Circuit Court Commissioner.
Knl County. M.chltan.
FRANK A. ROnc.Kn,
hoiiclior for ComplMnant.
Pated Grand Rapds, Michigan, October 7th.
A. D. iras. fn no? IS
yXECrrOR'S FALE In the matter ot the
etsteof
JOHN W. RRAOINrtTON, deceased.
Notice Is hereby tlven that I shall se!l at pub
llcaii' tlnn. to ti.e nieh'st bidder. on Saturday,
the i2ud day of i'etobr. A. 12. at ten
o'iio k. In the for n. h p. at the north entrance
to tbe Kent county cotrt hou-e, in lh c!ty ot
trand Kapids. m thec.iurtyot Kent. In the
tat ef Mich'an. pursuant to license an 4 au
thority itri'ted to nie on th 3 d day of p
tpmbr, A D- livi. l-y the Probate court of Kent
cuntv. M ehigm. ail ot the r gat. title, inter
est or eat 01 sid deera1. in or to tht eer
tais piece or parcel t land situated and being
In the cciinly of Kent, stst of Ml.-hlan.
known and descrtrw-d ss foilova. to-wlt: Lot
rnmber twelve ti-t of t W k nine ? Irew
and lirwn's addition V the city of i.ra d
Kapids. eccordinc to the recrded plat
tfereof.
Dated Sept.ftb. A. P. T'-'l.
W11MAM n. fir.FU
F I e-u tor of win ol aaid deceased-
frl octll
VOTICE T!" CRFWTor..
e tate f Mi'httrr. V
cir.i. WILT.IAM vtrR.
Iste of ssid eourty. dce.ei, acd that all
cr'1it"rs of aH df-essed ae Textured i pre
VOTTCE TO CRFDITHRv
;arei M i-'ssn. C s.tt of Kist
er!'-e 14 irr y tia tt ty as r--v-r t t
Trot te( (t;rt T T the eo-intf o' kfct. fr4 r.jj
th .th of A. P. ;t rr"1
fr ATfl tf.,j t wfft i!rrf4 ''V e- t-
t resett t.Ke-t er-invie tKsttrf ,
FK s 5 K Vv P' f-RV.
1st ef V4 e-e-tv 'aJt. a1 tft 1
e'eur of sid t-aei s r,M '1 f pre
tt t'i!r e'-r f "'! fY'-s'e wrt, at t
f f f,-. )n !rtt nt re4 r si'ls.
Mvrl'Ht:- B sn1 -'esr.ee r-r .??- n
Ay cf Vs-h v tT.. ae1 tfcat yh e ifr.
v j; y. t r, s.-'t e-H-t n Th r's.
t n Al r Mr-! eett. at tit.-"l 1
h f,rftni rf tbs dV.
Ta red t 's 4 F- pi s. V e . nt A T 1 n.
tKi e I I f skiva,
f.l rf r J4r ef rr".
-rjty cf Kent. s.
N ot! Is her r v givfii. ti!at t y an rer or ie
I'rwl ate Co-irt fW t'e Conety f I Krt
on tie l.th day of Fep'emter. A. I, i, sit
montba from tbst !e v-ere s.1 en jr
eredUors to present tie r cia ms atir t the
i F-of.; of!'e, m th e ty o ward I'.aplds. for j
j eaTi naMcn sr-'t n fsii', on cr hfr th J
I ty of Vsrrh eftt. sn1 t Mich !
j frr lil b h'-S'-d before s.4 eurt.
I !.iif. t: V-th dy ft Var' tut at
j tei e r'A'k tn th froff n of tf.st 1te
1 !stei Orarjd Pail i:, A. I.
J (Hi ' f. r k k 1 v.
i f ri oet 7 jBr ol Frebat.
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9
IN order to convince
ourselves regard
ing the merits of the
Herald as an adver
tising medium and to
establish tho extent
of its circulation, wo
will offer the follow
ing Standard Toilet
Goods at a nominal
figuro way below tho
actual value:
11.
i
MONROE ST.
PATIENTS III MEXICO.
Dr. S. Clsy Todd had another case la Me tics
yesterday; he sent the medicines by the.
United States Express. This patient gave
DR. TODD Dr. Archibald Lawson. Managing
I-syslclanrf American Hospital la the Cliy ol
Mexico, ai reference.
CHICAGO HEARD FROM.
I tiad Bronchitis, LlTr Complaint and
Kidney trouble, terrl'I c m;h. paias In fhv
back and night sweats. I was doctoring fit
mouths In Chicago with two of the best phy
slclons.but could not get m ell. but bearing
of the great cuccem of DR. S. CLAV T(11.
No. 16 North Division street, room 4. Uranl
Kapids. Mich.. I applied to blra January l-
and I ara glad to be abi to say that in two
days I bad already b'itun to get better and a:a
now all r'.shr. and feel strong and able 'o
work and will go borne tomorrow ard c i to
work. THOMAS LINN AN E.
No. 320 Wet Harrison t-L, Chicago. Ut
Jan. 22, lL
III DEMAND EVERYWHERE !
DR. S. CLAV TODD bas patients In Eurp
He rent medicines to a iat!eot in ose, th
erlaud. yesterday (28J) ty American Ktpres.
The best physicians of that country had pro
nounced the case hopeless. He has a very
painful disease, and as seems to he the cus
tom throughout the ror!d. his friends applied
to DR. S. CLAY TODD. Ne. 16 North llv sion
street. Grand Rapids, Mob as a last rn?n.
Success Everywhere!
Almost every town or city or tenhbor
hood In tre United stats cn -ca-t f
ne u ruer saffere r nho hs Pen restored
to prrtect health and nanh'wd or woman
hood by Dr. R.Osy Todd. In the psst ; yeais.
He sends medicines everywhere.
CATAUHII CURED!
llnvc You Catarrh.
nave yu pains over the ycT
Are your eyes wstryT
Hae yon a dry couth every nljfcr
Are you sick at the stomach?
Is there a eocttnoocs ir-ptlnt of reoeons In
the back of yonr trest?
Yen caa be cured q'et!yar4 terreaaent v
bf Dr. K. Cay Todd. IS Nerth Llvlslee ate.i.
ap slain, rooms 1, S and 4. J-o4 fUpts
Vllch. tail or writ, free, at oftee er ly auaiL
Sfedieines seat everywhere.
Stomach Troubles Cured.
ra'rs?n tenaeh, t,eh!at win J.
Fats!: c wster. fK4 t c.
Fats l-eff-r at4 after eating.
Constant ps H Is stmch
Cid r yestff people eiirA.
I ysrep ti"Hl.
Nervcus Dyseps't eared.
AH stexsrh troaMee rurei f y Dr. R. Clay
Ted4. No li Nrth Davison Street.
S's'rs. roews 1, snl 4. Oreti Rap'ia. st.
Cor it: o fr- t or tyietior.
d'!- tes -ct everye.
( a I or writ fre
flZK f ! T. f i! LTV'
K71fI' L 'If f.lH neleie ike ht rrsi-
T"!T.I ITT I MK fRflll4 5 ft'r-t
., .1!' C. v sf FMMI V M.K.
7 K K V 71 r F -M: rt -,ss
Trt lirt'I (I"' FT7CT- lev lo
Cje.' '!! f! f-tft ef V-sf'-ts, CM
ROBINSON DENTAL CO.,
FRIED
u uuu
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RUPTURES
Deatroy CoaforL
RUPTURES ARE DAK3ER31IS
JR-tip tn res
Oiiiel ! !
?f Fslfe or rglca! eaeratiea.
No truss Dssl.
Dr. S. Clay Todd entrant te tts
rxpUrecatL;r4 ,r taswXx iu sue la 4i
t-ekra.
aiedlefaes ee .t toasy aSftreasoa ree:t at
Not sold at trxu atrw.
Call or write fr.
Letters auswerel proapr ,. free ef eaart.
jurtb I); vision .tret. tp ,i.f4. f, Li
fta 4. Oraad iua, Jca.
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Dr.&ClayTodt
The Fsmout Nerve Speclafit,
No. 1 IVortli lisslott Hi,
IOC MS 1. S saa'w
ckixd jurws. Mien.
Curn Taratjsis. Twitchinjf, IincU
lcj:or PnckiiDf Hrnsatiocs, Tremul
ous Feslings, liack or Heal Ache,
liack or ck Tains, aomeUaies run
BinR down the arms or back. Dustiness
and otbrr sjrnpUims ledinf to Fara
Jysis. Nervous Ih-Uhtj at)d Fma's
Complaints ami Chronic I.seaes.
Coi)sultat.on free and confident at.
Ko charire for services tint J cured.
lireotions in all laruafes.
KHEUMATISM ALWAYS CURLH
CATARRH AND HEAD NOISES CURED
PFOrSY tUr.EO.
flTS AND ALL NERVE AND ERA!N
c;seasi:s cuf.ed,
eye and ear diseases cured,
the only one vwi0 cures deafnl3
CsUfth, dta!u-Mh urr.at.sm, 1 rr.
ous dfcbj.ty, iiEpoleooe and all disease
resulting from earlj lndiscret.ons and
excretes of xcsuhood, all disease of
tLe urintrjr orf at.e, jmrtal j.sra'rsjs,
Tanc celn ruptur, tumors, aorofuia,
old sores, dropsj, sk a d.saas, t ver
and kidney complaints, heart dis"",
shortneas cf t-reath, bark cd lie.?!
small of lck, tic, including Al
female compls'. nd cfironjc d:eae-t
cured qun kly an,1 permanently.
That cough, si fht fever nd Tesk
n,s, shortness of breath, pafpttatin
of Leart. my means sur and qui
ootisuinpf sa.
If you ar nervous, reatleaa, Irrita
Me. 'sleepless ct wake ft.r hcrril
dreams, t red nicrn;nf with a dull
beadach, bevl tate a U,, moutti,
sometinif-s d sclsrges, an.j go about
your mploymtnt without oergy
or amlltiun, d-a,ie to I slain,
t:lcomy foreb dsrif s, a d'ro t rn t"
worry "nd fret sbut trout!e ah-l
tl.st rievfr conift, p--ilt cf filing
afraid cr uncitam. ' a-tn'lirpe-s low
?v,ntt you ara sufJenr.g from rjrrous
iil;ty and ( i haut fr. r f c rve power,
whkh may erd in ttlr prostration,'
irnity and death.
11 you tavea prteerjseof waknees
snd weariness, Wjtb t.rl liunl , tumti
rtesa. tremb inr, prickly risstorj,
cold feet on d yfu ar -d vauntg
to tr;at rnft serious d, Para.'ye a.
If your bead stf-f.ea, I e-l numb and
ired. With etrerse eneatioria, )oe rj
meiufry, and T thick with difScu'tr
cr you are sJeep'ese tt ncM, w th
drowsiness nd dulin- dur-,r;g ty,
day, tbe rierv erid brain fat rue msf
K-n run into insanity or death.
11 you ba any of tteae feijngs dJ
cot nefct l.em, rr they will erkl,u3:
paralyse Ir.ean'ty, prostration tr
jl,you value ycur Die d? not rg.
Wt ttf" warcitis. Tuna rd ezpu
renew ta shewr, and ttindreda of
turtlirg nd marvelou cures b
? roved, t tbee J ise-sse-s re per
and completely cured ty I'K.
h. CLAY TOII, 2 S. I'ivton etewt,
rnnini 1, nd 4, (jrend Rap'ds, Mfh.
I'mVr tt use of IH. K CLAY
TOID'H reriiarksbj remedies all
those tymjtoms Teli if ty msgic,
and '.TrT.K.t of 'r-rves, v-rrff ba:n,
v.ta ity cf fcKod end ba!th of toy
ar eoon r t vr&
H.s remedies are rre'y FtatV
ard bsrriiee. ran onl e
tamed st r:! nfrces.
Ia. TolI cf.rr p''"fds Lpeeecri
t r: before e h pat ul iD t )
La, 7)M"6 r fSre t at if N. I v .i
-t, rom 1. ? ad , rar'5 Kaj.s,
His rnHi' r.M arr w th ttesm
fh, rd vru fn aiytLtrje: y n
Hr;t it b;s .? fror In t;e D','ri
Ire ti&i i 1 tn tf-e ven.r vey 4 j yi
Kurds je,
Ceil every t"1f. A fr;n!y tt k wj;
rot ytru rcth l j.