Grand Rapids herald. [volume], October 17, 1892, Image 7

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GRAND RAPIDS HERA I J). MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER i6, lSgx
F&hk
Our new lioe of Cloth
ing fur Fall and Winter
in all the new hape
ami fabric is now ready
fv,r inspection. We will
be pleased to ehow you
the jsutne.
(':.ri!ner & Baxter . . .
0003 AND END-5.
Lucira was s sculptor's son.
LuurbLu:k was inTtrato-l 7 Mini ta
FUhtrin. ths jr! historical painter,
fii tho a vt s t-krr.
AYhboari went indented bj an
American taaetl IUca ia
A thirteen-jer-;l-i girl liting near
Darlington. IwL. 217 pound
Ta cix-wn of a Kenithj silkworm will
ofu-a jieUire I.OjO yards in length.
Life u hrt!r iu tha vallsys and low
land tLan amon tha hills and caoan
tins. You now and then meet folks who
haft all kind of n except common
(.'Ha.
fjr small belt violin strings art aaid
to be saperior ta any other material for
A SanLh proverb says, "Cuts your
i?e tha short knife; ket-p the long ons
yourself."
A run liring ia New England, who ii
3 f.et 7 incL hih, ha a beard 0 feet
3 incbvs long.
To clean papier macha articles, wash
first in warm water and soap, and polish
vith sweet oil.
If sheep, rams and goats spring around
In ths meadows and fi;ht mora than
usual, expect rain.
Tba real ict? palace is the mansion tho
icrHioa builds for himself after being ia
bualaas a few years.
A man in lore can do mors thinking
without thinking of anything at all than
any oca el on earth.
I: is estimated that since the beginning
of time the world has had sixty-six quad
rillions of inhabitants.
St. Louis is organizing what is claimed
to be the first Italian regiment ever
funned in this country.
The Chinese, Japanese, Malays, Si
araw, New Zealanders and North
American Indians are all beardless.
Pty and PUMore.
As I sit in front of my fire, In the red
tames numberless pictures appear and
diHiippear. Now I se-j a wide plain,
green as the heart of an emerald. The
sky in the west is allame with golds and
mis cf tho setting sun, fading and d&ep
rnim lika liricg things. Beyond the
j !ain in a forest two figures stand apart.
One is clothed in a garment black as tha
impenetrable night, and from the dark
Tfil which covers her head looks a face
beautiful as a marble image. The large,
soft eyes are heavy with sorrow, but the
bviatif ol mouth is set in an expression
of firm and cruel command. One white
h i:l holds back the veil, and the lines
cf th.it hand against the somber back
grrcnd bospeak a strength that makes
on tremble. A diadem of jewels rests
on h?r broad brow and gleams and
;arkls with the colors of the sky.
IIt eye srarch the forest unceasingly.
I'r.io'd on one fo.t the other figure,
fru.il'.er and delicate as a rose leaf, seems
abi'-it V t! at in the air. A white veil,
whi'-h glows and burns like an opal, is
turo-.vn around hT. Rosea are in her
l-urund drop th-ir fragrant petals at
1..t fret. Her shining eyes are as cold
an I as Mae as a northern sky, and her
b.iir is like strands of twisted gold. Her
fall rod lip curve in an alluring smile,
and her fin .ill hands and delicately
roun.bd arms, rosy in the sun rays,
r:ove in icracefnl rhythm, which is
mi unharL She, too, looks toward
the fi'r!t.
At la--t a maiden creeps trembling
from th h.ilow of the trees: she turns
her hejvd frem "i'l to side like a hunted
t j,r-. li'ta fijures alvance to meet
r. Sh enzes timidly from one to the
r iher a dull bVt as she stands between
1 Vrn. ne vrhi; m dnty and the other
ji.wvir-. Th t'.re 1 bnniing lw; the
p..-tisr i f idiiig. Frances Chapman ia
h't- rt Series.
How If Jmi(l.
A country irnkep-r ors day ia the
l i-t en nry ?:.irtI'M casual guest, who
1-k j"ird to l- a if'itleman attached to
ti,' roy 1 court, by a confident predic
tion xzwrz t'. arehbihop of Tou
1;. who h vl jnt ln splinted to
fTi of th1 ret otTioos of itate.
Ti. i-ntlern in. l-okin? ovr h?s mail,
eti'Iatm-'d: "There are great changes in
t!v ijovrnmenM The archtishop of
T. n' r, tn ch'n minister."
Al-is for France, if that be trueP
cnd th- i;irikee;vr.
why r
"H will t?irn the kingdom urid
i? Ib will m noendof tronM,
rft:rr.-.i h landlord, with an ominous
sh Y f the l.' .
TM ws ;'. pcible, and pra
Vv.vx ii did re.illr happen, but only
jtj who krew the inner workiuzs
f p sTHir coiM hav predicted
ir . n, sir-'f tlwn, and M. d L Hcus
tt--r"d what wis the niirce rf the
I'nVvtVnf TrnVi"!. With jadicions
nr!M h uvi-uwV that suce t give his
yp-4- f r cc,i"..tu r-s. it. t this:
"Yru 1'ipi, M. " L; IIcu-, that
I ki"f w'ier-f I s;-a'. n errh
! ihop Ti .l n- trp her on
hi ir-iT to P iri, ard al on hi rtnm.
He neTr fai's to tnm Tirytfci'!j: uride
7tie Oflly Pare Cresm of TarUr Powder. No Ammonia; No Alan.
Uicd in ALLUion3 cf Homes 40 Years the Standard
down.
''lia has tb At bad cArried into axicta
rtAjta. He has all the tables and ti
wadhtandmovvd. Thearrcrtita.
hun bttwtn the windows hare to i-a
placed above the mantelpieces. If I tock
Lis advice I should tear this hou.3 down
liui rtboild it bottom aide on,
I)rpeii l upvn it, he is a dangerous
person and will insist upon chAngicg
TerythiE.
Tk ESTc vi TrL
There's ne g jod pints aWut trav
lin, o' coor, but there's some set
back too. Take it by an Urge, I danno
but it'll fall as well t' stick right t' Lon,e,
where ys was set V the Land o' Provi
dence, as t go careering over th face o
th' earth. Mr. Jabez ll.mn was tit
ting oa the side porch, snrveying the
beaatif si hills that surrounded Lis farm.
His face wore a gloomy exprtion,
which was unusual, for Jabes was a
cheerful man.
"What ia Tunkett u the matter with
you now, I sh'd admire t' know, Jabtz
Flynn?" sna;i;ied Li wife, who was vig
crously rattling the supper diahea in the
dry sink by the kitchen window, clo
to hr hoiiband' drcopirg figure, and
vrhoe quick esx had caught his speech, i
'Uavent you fussed an squirmed for
years," he continued ia an injured tone,
"b'cause you couldn't seem t get round
t goia off vi tiu? An here youVe been
gone upward o five days up t Ezry's,
an you've jett been all sagged down ap
parently ever eence you come back!
What ails youT
There don't anythin afl me, Sa briny,"
returned Mr. Flynn, facing about. "It's
only jest this. I've alius viewed it that
we lived right 'inongat th' mounting.
I've alius calclated we did, an Lavc
spoke cf it bo.w
WeH." said Mrs. Flynn, as he came
to a pause, "an what is it you've found
out difTrent?"
"Why, Sabriny," said Mr. Flynn, low
ering his voice, as if his nearest neigh
bor was clote at hand instead of half a
mile away, "why, Sabriny, these ain't
mountings round hero at all! Ezry, he
lives right ia th heart o th White
mounting kentry, aa I've seea 'em
them mountings-rr'aria np in front o
me day in an out, whilst I've ben there
vistin with himl"
"Well, what of itT inquired his wife.
"Why, Sabriny," said Mr. Flynn, in a
still lower tone, "these that we've alius
called an calo'lated was mountings, ain't
anythin more th'n jest fa'r sized hum
mockses. They're pooty and sightly,
but tha fa all they be jest mod'rate,
fa'r sized hummockses.
"I didnt let oa to ExTy," said Mr.
Flynn, as ho rose and proceeded slowly
to the barn, "bat I felt's if I sh'd her f
reglate my idees all over again when I
come home. That's everything ye can
rightly call 'era jest fa'r sized, tightly
hummockses !" Youth's Companion.
"Tie proposed to you last night?
lie did while we were out walking."
Well, HI never believe a bit of gos
sip that I hear again ia this town."
"Why notr
"Why, they said he would be very
careful in making a choice and an awful
nard man to please." Cape Cod Item.
Of Interest to Athletes.
Jamei Kobiasoa, the athletic trainer
at Princeton college, Princton, N. J.,
avs:
"I have found it imperative to have
sure and simple remedies oa hand in
case of cuts, Druises. strains, sprains,
colds, rheumatism, etc Shortly after
entering upon my profession, I dis
covered such a remedy in Allcock's
Porous Plasters. I tried other plasters,
but found them too harsh and irritat
ing. Allcock's Porous Piasters give
slmot instantaneous relief, and their
strengthening power is remarkable. In
cases ot weak back put two plasters on
the small of the back and in a short
time you will bo capable of quite
severe exercise. In 'sprint' and 'dis
tance' races and jumping, the muscles
or tendons in the legs and teet some
times weaken. This can invariably be
relieved by cutting the plaster in nar
row strips, so as to give free motion,
and applying on muscles affected."
NEXT THURSDAY EVENING
Senator Frye at ilartman's hall.
Every well regulated household is
now calculating ou the comforts to be
derifed in the house during the com
ing winter months, fine odd chairs and
rockers, sideboards and odd pieces are
ting given away at ridicu ouly low
prices, in fact way be ow cost. This
Btcnrice comes about as we are doping
out evry odd piece of goods in our
stock, preparatory to moving our of
fices and ialesroonis to our factory; if
you want a complete stock to select
from, call esrly at the Phanix, corner
Ottawa and Louis streets.
Parlor furniture of all
Corupton Furniture C.,
i'lfisiou street.
kinds at
79 South
It Isn't Free Trado.
Tariff reform don not necessarily
mean free trade. It n ans an iniprofe
nient of the weak points of the prent
system. That's something that ought
to be p. ptilar with everybody. Tue
xfr "Tariff Reform" cakes t)aked by
L'u.ted State Raking Powder company
are popular with everybody already,
thie reaon is they are s.niply deliKhtful
ca'e. Another is they represen'. a
popular m-ntiment; rnioular with both
repuMit o unit democrat. You can
get "Tariff Keform" cake from your
jrocer. If h- han't them in stock tdl
t.:m to Ret them for you.
S K N VT )li FRY K- II A RTM A N'S
hslt Tnurdsy tvnine.
Willing t !o. mony msy appear
rediculous on the faco of it. but we are
e!c.rf out at McnfiCuM tun re our en
t.r retail stock of old furniture. Never
wre fine r "od. off-re-l low; elegant
cha r worth lot coi-.j for 1 t i"; s-de-rir.t
worth st whoiI coin?
at j,-,o a chanee of i.fe-tsu e. The
Pnoenii iM mnt to t'-eir factory,
and don't intend to mov g! :n any
lither y than to the bo-re cf tneir
tstron; call early for tha cream st
Ottawa street s!e-roon:.
Jib
Jakin
ol
Keep OfT the Enemy.
A t lo lurt la asutusti li s more 4zir
ocs tiiWti lii-ta: iea
5-U. &1 tor wU-jy ts ft mm. in uti
ure. ti.)kfei. 2bt lJtxerous ucxuj to
tic tli. mi..., u i t ucvu&tcroj tailf
arikei. Iti t!uuis r fcUlvUa. uuiptctel
sal i oal b v.raiul
ftrii.jty by lartilj inz tha f tsu hi a
c. u-v ! il- a-v Cil.ct;a. IU I Jct
!u3 i;iiit tt hul tvrr. b t lu rrm
uiieac. Uu'iiV iu rnti au U Utei
r Miia.-a frills, wtkti t aa erall-ctv-
ulltx mvst t-vt Ut 1 riii ut Bis rrla
H!c& rutt tt wtlja t w4tan tt l.
aui tbe irus of t)KU retamio ta th $liu
ta wbra Ibe idlest jpim ar
uMut. ComuuAiUij. Her compU.at. dj
tai kUuey troubles ar aiW4js reaeiei
bj this sva-iral rts:n ly
CHICAGO AND KEICRN
Via
G. P.. & I. B. R.
for dedicatory ceremonies. Tickets on
ale October If. 20, 21 and good for
return until October 24.
I i.rav (irand Rapids 10:05 a. m
Arrive Ciicago su p. m
Warner parlor car.
Leare Grsnd Rapids 11:20 p. m
Arne Chicago. 6;50 a. ra
Wagner sleeping car.
Returning leave Chicago at 3:10 p.m.
and 10:10 p. m., arrirmg in Grand I tap
id at 5 30 p. m. aud 6:15 a. m.
For sleepiug car space call telephone
No. GOoh
HEILE'S YOUR LATE3T ZIIL-
Styles the Latest, Prices Low, and
Bargains for Everybody.
"Ladies' trimmed hats, 75c, fl.00,
11.25, 1 1.50 to f 2.00.
Children's caps, 60, 56, 75c and f 1.00.
Apams & Co.,
&0 Monroe street.
All the Drummond pamphlets at
George A. Hall & Co.'s.
Red room suits, aa elegant display
at Com p ton Furniture Co., 79 South
Division street.
SENATOR FRYE HAETMAN'S
hall Thursday evening.
Columbus was undoubtedly a wise
mariner, knew the land ahead when
he saw it, and undoubtedly if he has
ears just now they are tingling, but
Queen Isabella could not have
bestowed a more appreciative gift on
the treat discoverer than the Phoenix
are doing just now ou the people of
Kent county in the closing out prices,
clear way down to bed rock aud sev
eral notches lower, on their elegant
stock of rockers, chairs, sideboards,
bookcases, quaint odd piece, for par
lor and library use; this is an opportu
nity of a lifetime at corner of Ottawa
and Louis streets. We are about to
move everything but our stock to a
factory; the goods are yours. Come
and select them before all the hot
things are picked up.
NEXT THURSDAY EVENING
Senator Frye at Ilartman's hall.
Whether Grover and Adlai or Benja
min and Whitelaw get there next
month makes no difference about our
removal. We have decided the ques
tion, and now have put the knife deep
into the former prices on our elegant
stock of rockers, chairs, tables, hall
trees, sideboards and beautiful odd
f ieces of furniture. The cut takes off
he profit and reaches clear down into
the cost. We are going to move noth
ing to our factory, but are distributing
our bargains around to the houses of
the who and fortunate. Call while
the stock is fresh at the great Phccnix
warerooms on Ottawa street.
You cannot afford to be without a
fountain pen. Price (1.50 $2, 2.50.
George A. Hall & Co.
$5.20 Chicago and Return.
For the World's Fair dedicatory cer
emonies at Chicago October 20, 21 and
22, the P., G. II. A M. railway will sell
tickets to Chicago and return, via
Grand Haven and Goodrich line for
$5.20, including berth. Tickets good
going October 19, 20, 21 and 22. Good
for returning up to and including Mon
day, October 24, 1892.
Jamfs Camfbeia, City Agent.
Blank books and office supplies.
Everything you waut at George A. Hall
& Co.'s.
I. O. O. T. Entertainment.
The west side Good Templars will
give a musical and literary entertain
ment in their hall. No. 39 West Bridge
street, Tuesday evening, October IS.
Admission 20 cents, oyster supper in
cluded. Everybody invited.
SENATOFt FRYE--IIARTMAN'S
hall Thursday evening.
Read Carefully.
Dullam's German Medicine Co:
GtjuxEMCN For over four years I
have been afflicted with an eruption of
the skin, which became very trouble
some and I could get no relief. I was
alo troubled very twdly with constipa
tion, which nothing I tried gave per
manent relief until I took Dullam s
Great German Blood, Liver, Stomach
sod Kidney Remedy, and Mnce taking
I have been entirely cured. For a
tonic, blood purifier and general health
restorer I can heartily recommend it.
Mka.Wm. Corr.T.AKP, Flint, Mich.
For naie at D. C. Scribner'sdrug store,
73 Monroe street.
Too Much of a Risk.
It is nt nnuual for colds con
tracted in ths fall to hang on all win
ter. In such ce catarrh or chronic
bronchiti are a!mol ure to reu!t. A
fifty cent toiile of Chamtrlain's
(.'ouh Kemedy will cure any cold,
t an you afford to ns o much for so
small an amount? Thl remedy is in
tended epc ally for bad col'is and
croup and can alway t depended
npon. For sale by F. J. Wurzhurs:,
drurjrt.
What Makes a Doautiful Woman.
Kikiukt, Ind., Jniy 1, H:M.
I'ri.f m' iftKr Ui RM! Mrncur Co.
My daughter I. as Urp arTl-tted wit?
female trouble for er ,x jr art and I
bave aid out over 750 in vain trying
to rind rei ef for her.
A !a Iv fr:n I dv ed me to ecure a
t ttie of 1'uiUnt's (treat tiunma Ke
maie Uterine ft n.e. and i-k has ben
completely curd ty :t.
V e g ve ;t a fvr t r . I and the rent
wr wonderful. We cannot reo.
m-nd it to h crly to ail !d-e wh)
ar skirted. 1'itiaMH G.5ra.
For i at P. C. Jnr.hner's drug iore,
T3 Monroe treet.
A Ctire for Cholera.
There i no ue of say one surTrirt
t.i th cholera when C mbrlan s
"d-c. l. &oera and Iirrbora Harried?
can t procured. It wj'I f ive rel;f in
a few rr.i-vit and mr ,n a hirt time.
1 h? tr:,i it and know. W. II.
CI r !on Helmette. N. J. Te ep;dm'e
st IIimett vii at f.rt b!,ved to te
Chciera, tut S:jr-qnf!t inT-tbgstion
proved it tn V a v oint fnrm cf jyn
try, !T!ot s danc eron s ch. ra.
Tlo Kmi? wa nd tr w t rrat
- -. ., FoV by F. i. Worzl: ar,
AT
THE hKT M5Ht5 I rrrL fiRistJT anq
SiEW AhO MY COMLEXl6N IS Bit tK.
iik-tjraaM vxtpmt? .,.h. Her
and kiau.y, tad Wa iua.i.t Uutoe. Itudnuk.
a imUm fnxo fe rt, m1 to pr barea tut um
aataa. lttoriiS
LAIIE'S E3EDIGIIIE
All Oruuaaarll KM aiaJ 1 1 a p&cjikxn. Uvou
net icarDi .or a-lur ft m q.
-' PaaaH M tfc rU
eri4a . "-,"J -ihj Tnij u m ut
AtoUw. faKAloU r. U tJCiLiWay''. La ko. K. T
A3IUSEMKXTS.
GRAOD
OPERA
HOUSE
BRAPTl GARWOOD. Maaagers.
Charts MeCarttf's teaatirut remedy drama,
OIIE OF THE BRAVEST
Supported by ttie Kins of Laugh Makers,
WILLIAM CRONIN.
And aa excellent company ot sincers, daaeers
aua cotueU aua.
Int reducing itx beautiful iuuw white Arabtaa
bora-i. a nl sieiim fire ebsme. beee
carriage, the trick: pony 1'rlnee. the
c.evrr doit Jack and two ot the
cleverest children oa the
American Stare.
Presentinc one of the moit reallstla firs
scenes ever produ-ed In tht ooorttrv.
A CARLOAD OF SCtNERV.
Fame Old TaruT-l 30. 30 and 50c
Extra Columbian matinee Friday, Oet.2L
Regular matinees Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday.
Keit week Frank Mayo ln"Davey Crockett."
ry m ITU's or&sa hovsb.
WILLIAM B. FMITH.
Proprietor and Uanager.
MONDAY NIGHT, OCT. 17.
With Matinees Wednesday. Friday and
Saturday.
Special Matinee. Thursday. Oct. 13. Farm
ers Annual Lxcursten from Home City, lad.
The Cheapest, Best and Largest
Show in the City.
sarPreduclnt New Features Every
Week.
Is
8
I A NEW STARS J A
jy Added to Our Monster JjJ
10
Or
25
CTS
35
era
IO
CTS
Ajrs
25
CTS
Specialty Artists!
The Grandest Olio
Ot the Season.
Original Production of the ''Sp'tcy
6 Comedy" Entitled:
33 J B TT !
Arranged Expressly for This House
by Vta Uowe.
Jn Efficient
Health Qfficer
ALWAYS READY FOR DUTY
POND'S EXTRACT
Wherever inflammation exists
POND'S EXTRACT, will find
and will allay It. It is in
valuable for CATARRH,
PILES, COLDS, SORE
EYES, SORE THROAT,
HOARSENESS, RHEU
MATISM, WOUNDS,
BRUISES, SPRAINS,
ail HEMORRHAGES and
INFLAMMATIONS.
NEVER HARMFUL.
ALWAYS BENEFICIAL.
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
!
Genuine goods manufactured
only by Pond's Extract Co.t 76
Fifth Avenue; New York.
EXPORT BEER of
the Vo'gt Brewery
Co., Detroit
Pure Sparkling
Palatable
Nutritious
RefresMig
AtV for it andins?st
upon hivg it.
Hote's
Bars
Boardg; H?a?t
Drag S'o-es
Have ;t.
M. W. OWENS,
f Tmercial ard Pe'tral
PHOTOGRAPHER
Vf Fr-et -r-t. Sal ret f trM
m-tlk Cv" er rwi H
h
i IF
1
Fitted u'hh t;e CtKbratei
G. AND J.
PNEUMATIC TIRES.
BICYCLES
AT
COST!
111 Fountain St.
How Is the Winter of oor Discontent
Madtctorlonstif the thoathl Ustws
can get ttie very
LATEST STYLES
Mackintosh
Garments
at
STUDLEf&BABCUTC
RUBBER STORE,
Which win keep both warm and Art dnrinsr
tbe stormy weatbsr that Is ui on ns. We haw
Jut reeelvaA TWO HUNDRED of these sar
nents and ttoe who oome first will have the
beaccbolc. We roaraatee the quality to Le
the very best, snd oar rrlces will Le fouud to
befromTKN TO TWENTY PER CENT BET
TER than can be obtained from Clothing and
Dry Ooeds stores. Don't torget the place.
NO. 4 MONROE STREET.
STUDLEY & BARCLAY
ED L.GILL
LIVERY
AND
BOARDING STABLE
Kind 65 North Division Street.
BROUGHAMS, COACHES, CABRIOLETS,
WAG05S.
A very fine three-seat buekfcoarl made by
Chas. Dawion just added to stock.
HACKS FOR FCNERAL3 lion
BEARERS' WAGON 2.00
Telephone CX
Smoke Stack Gleaning; Painting
Roof raintingr.
Work tsne promptly.
Srtl9fart!on gaaranteed.
F, A. ORANE, Obimney Sweep
Telephone h R2 Coiif se sve,
Graud Kapiila.
SHOaT LIKE TO CHICAGO:
Via the Wtro't. -nl ritroa A HiU
aukeK'yasd ke
GOODRICH LINE.
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The .Mnot;eat lam f tmMtt.
"ATLA5TA" AND -CUT CF RACI5E,-
fit t ftrraat, itr ue R-t Fa-t
rt"ajh)p ij'i ton, to-then, wits
6n iu Arr.n ui dH'loBi ttr t
r.fe a.
ra pnmr. M'h le tfieru ta anas
tbtr ij 4 m (b-.;B, le iti eyput aafa?.r
at le atber.
Grao4 Ka 1 4t v. etrt "nSa, t
J,'" r. . r.. H i M hf. a r v in )'(
15 p m. rp nn p.
o f. i,rt ?it.r4,. via H(iriti Ll
rr -b ' Mro r
RS.1LH5IN., LKAVK CHir.ao a' v t
ef f t "uRJav. at . tn.. . ..ir"-i L
eca arnv ia Orand Ktpids at A a. m.
GRANT
3.90
CBUA'-O.
S Si fr the B'4 Trs Vi, faa
Ttirei v"t eao S t vi at ('rfTr
S4 tet ef tfe I . H W. 'iia4
I ej'; ;ao ar '-i' - a H l' li.
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Kh.iM.Rt. uil? Plf?.KI,
faa t t,
GOODRICH IEAJS. COiFASI, CHICAGO
PERKINS k B:
fin
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BASE
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9
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.Sectional I'irt lt, Du
plf x Orate or Hat Draw
Center Orate. All can
be removed through the
front of the btove.
lite most wonderful
stove yet invented. The
application of scientific
principles to coal burn
ing producing reulta
never before attained.
All are Double Heat
ers, Cold air from the
floor passed up through
the stove can le iited to
heat chamber or other
rooms.
The Soiendid Oil Heater!
SPEND1D IN DESIGN.
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Those intending to purchase a stove of any description
will find it to their interest to give us a calL
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COLUMBIA SHOE STORED
Commencing Monday, October 10. and continuing for ten
days, we will inaugurate a SI'ICCIAL fSALIJ f I.ADIKS ITNi:
SHOES, which wc offer at half their actual value and give you
a nice pair of Ladik.V Ki 'mucks I'kick.
The people of Grand Kapids nre already aware tfict ottrs
the cheapest place in the city for reliable goo .Is. but the way
the goods will be offered at this sale will be aetuullv iiPtoutNb--ing.
Kememler all our goods ate warranted a n-prvented.
We carry nothing but lirnt-class good,-, eelebr;tlM! m.(e, rut h
sis Kdwin C. Burt's, Kddy oc Web-tor's, John Kelly. . Kra
mer's, B. Gannon's, Ktigene McKnTee'e, W. L. I VugfaM, IV
Sturz', Wright & Richards', nnd a full line of tmr own m aires,
and we can assure you a perfect lit, n we carry all siz.es from A
to E E. Remember thi sale will last oul ten day, i-o come
early and avoid the rush.
COLUMBIA SHE STORE, 125 MUl STREET.
NOTE Don't forget to nk the Salesman fur the rubbers.
LaiCESIGAia PSIE3TEBS f
V WIfl find It to tc!r fxt In!5rotti to qft our price ?n Vr
st9 FLAT PAPERS, C&P.OCuARtlS, r.ULCD OS, ctoj
zre tho Icrest PrintorV Suppfy Scu(ft la tho
State Writ Cor CMroue nd (Jtecouit.
33 North torda St.
SPROUL & McGURRIN.
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ncmoifijj, leamHotwaier neaung jm
HOT AIR rUKNACKS, f 'C ' . j
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1M Efist Tulton hU (Telephone 147) Grnn 1 Rr?pi !( Mich
TAixr.T rrtr iroy rfrtt. rntr n iti 1 stTtrcrs,
ADOLPH T.E1T.ELT,
St2rn Engines zni Boilers, eni tom B UiMm
aj?.tte, Isti-rosa y&ttrsirt. Iff-n tit I .'rart ..&:, 1 ui'.t t. k .w tta.
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SPLENDID IN OPERATION.
GUARANTEED
TheBestintheWorld. H
And we know what we ore
talking about.
WHY?
Because the manufactur
ers are pioneers in the busi
ness. Because none but tho most'
skilled mechanics build them
Because we pell thcra en.
tirely tioii their merits.
Because they nre sok3 as
cheap as nil inferior grade.
AVli.it More Can
You Ask.
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Alitman,
No. 103
Monroe St.
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.OBIS' PAPER HOUSE.
till 1 11 11 J H
1M Mil.
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