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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
THE PLEA OF INSANITY

Cannot be urged IA extenusticn o. the conduct
of hosts OF people who constantly inlet In
Jury upon themselves. and lar the foun. ~ on
for serious and disastrous bodily trouble by
In use. in season and out OF season. upon
slight necessity ana without Discrimination.
Of drastic vegetable cathartics and poisonous
mineral cholagogues-notsb,y tho various
forms OF mercury-to relieve simply ns'tpa-
ton. a con- plant rencdiable az sny stage ~
the persistent Use Of Hostet.srs stomach BIZ
tiers. This famous remedy never crfpes. eyac-
yates too copiously or weakens ths bcwca IL
there is any other tonic spertent In or on; OF
the pharmacopeia of which this can trufhfuiiy
be said. we ARE unaware OF II. Abandon the
fatuous habit Of dosin. and use this benign
regui ator. which also sets right weakened
stomachs and disordered iivers. rheumatism.
neuralgia. sleeplcssness. loss Of appeti, q mal-
aria. debility and kidney compsasnsS are
troubles all conquersble by the D tiers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
THESE BE PRICES.
Read whas . Little Money VIII nuy In
the 0rocsry Line.

Read what . Little Money viii Ruy In
the 0rocsry Line.
Having purchased the stock OF Ira
G. Hatch, at l25 Monroe street, pro-
pose 10 close it out ct once, ut prices
never before heard OF. Call and be
convinced. Note some of the prices:
Mince meat, per package, Z cents. 4
for % cents.
Best family -four, per 100 pounds, 81.
Eight bars German Family soap, Is
cents.
Parlor matches, l2i cents per dozen
boxes.
Pure cider vinegar. per gallon, l2A
cents.
Six pound box Gloss starch. per box.
IS cents.
One pound package Gloss starch, Z
cents. 4 for IS cent?
Bulk Gloss starch, s pounds for %
cents.
One pound package Corn starch :
cents, 4 pounds for % cents.
Bulk corn starch, 6 pounds for %
cente.
Croas h Black welfs imported chow
chow, mixed, aud Gherkins pickles,
pints so cents, quarts 80 cents.
One pound package imported macA.
ROM, per package. IL cents.
Two pound package rolled oais, 10
cent?.
Lion coffee. per pound. 20 cents.
Java and Mocha coffee. per pound,
30 cents.
Cae pound baskets choice Japan YEA,
IS cents.
One pound can taking powder,
cents, four cans for z5 cent?.
One pound eau salmon. 10 cents.
Benelese goldfish, 3 censs per pound
Pure ground pepper. cinnamon,
cloves, mustard ana slisplce, per
I pound. Is cents.
Msgllard's, Brooks and Menier choco
late. per pound. . cents.
Royal and Dr.. Prices Baklne Powder,
per pound, 90 cents.
Choice rice per pound. 9 cents.
French pruDes per pound. 10 cents
Teas, cofees and syrups At greatly IT
duced prices.
Canned frujts and veeetables. olives
cspers and all bottled fruits and ".
serves ~ price, that will astonssh every
toay. Vow 10 yopr tine, and do ne
/ fail TO take advantage Of the sale.
CHss. Y. RsTuprs,
Successor 90 Ira L. Hatch
Us Monroe street-
1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

TIE Johns Hopkins university has .
good deal of money invested in weather
II owns thermometer which IL said 10
se worth eie. 600. A powerful magnify
ing glass IL required 20 read the Grsdus-
tons on The scale. Win this instru-
nens the students should haze no troobis
b. find out Just hew warm OF hsv cold
tbey shonld appesr 10 b..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

cAAaz -. ana - WI spssazzy expes9
his d,sspprobstion u any such scAeAe-
Yet tbs Frsetradsus wapt 10 naks q
. nstasa Of Agsseaas~xisp. kaA tAey sAh
the faxnsr - had with ~ syusen
that would trsnsforn I'll these whs are
psw bis customers into his ecnpseitas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

Ast . lawyer N be weuiA Ike al
sho.e engaged N stAss srcspsncns or
professions ss st~co@s lawyers ssd CEN
p~ss wsss him. ssa he ~isl snsskiy An
s~rF nn Ass . merchant whstssr he
wossS rst ~ glad ~ - AL thess Who
a.. ae~ nssnnfsesussss - iapssters
sisaaes thesf l~sin@es asd e~cssee nor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

vAEievs railroads centeripg in Chi
cage have refused to make an all-round
half rate TO exhibitors Of Worlds FAIR
articles. The Far people say they
must do 30, and there the matter resls
for the present.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

Nm. Blair Of New Hampshire, has -
GENE iaaPpeasAtls In hisdsmands. He
asked that the eorrsspeadeDcs relative
10 lls rejection by The Chinese govern
men. be pueiishea. Ihs has beea
done, now he wants IN investlgAtion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

IL the proposed viaduct across the
railway tracks in the southern psrs Of
the city shall save enc life which otn-
ersise would b saenheed under tie
wheels Il vsald b . paying Investment
to beth the rxilwsys and the pubic.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

VALUABLE llthographic plates Of the
Columbian exposition were burned At
Springfield. Ohio, yesterday. Fortu.
nstely the Autographs had been print-
ed and delivered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
THE OFFICE OF
MONTAGUE TREATMENT
Are permeutly Iocaisas .:
Rooms Is, 16 and IL Powers
Opera House Block,
Catarrh and Kindred Diseases

Piles, Rhsum ztism, Dypners'a And 81 els
"a rs OF the Nose. TaroAf snd Lungs success.
fully treated by an improved msshod sV4
without ala.
CANCER CURED WITHOUT TfE KNIFE
Patients at . distance successfully treated
BY nal.
Once hours . to ITO ~ m. - and to
p, m. ; Sundays 10 I D. "a.
Aedr-ss +. W MCCAIN. n y. Physician
axer.
Crane Rspsds. Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

Az Eau Claire club will attend the
Minneapolis convention dresssd in linen
busters adorned with pearl buttons.
These article are now manufactured in
Eau Claire - result OF tho Mckinley
tariff.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

THE Musksgon Chronicle places the
Hon. john W. Moon OF that city in
nomination for congressional honors
from the ninth district, in an editorial
testifying TO ms many qualifications.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

Esvr county farmers srs not n sym
patby With Mr.. Bands scheme to ss.
rich the nsn.s~sers ~ the sspenss af
ths bread -lsnsrs, ard thsg msds tie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

kynr1oNs-Noistufe iatsnse itchinE
and singing. most ~ night; WORE ny
~sstebiBe. II allowed - continee
tumors fofsn, which often bsess ans
gscsFHfe, beoo0sne verysure. evAysx's
cTxrxtrr s,ops the itching and ssesd-
M. heals uicerafiof., End IN ucst cas-s
ensoves the susno-s. A. ernggssts. 90
> mail, tor - certs. Dr. ewsyne 4
on. Philadelphia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

Call ~ the .'steele Market" rcs- -
and q South Div;sion street.. and orser
geus snudav dinner from thsf tine ais-
slsv of spring ismh. poultry, beef,
zeal, hams, shoulders, etc. Prsees the
osext.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

Ny IN cat became dry. inasned seA ssre.
had SHARP pat uBcsr my shoulder b sses
, Oil on tp~ stigHtsd exposure 90 CO sage OF
". sih~r M petite WAS ssrs ". AID what
iists< eau d eat aid its h~syy GA my stem
snd aatssa ! sispt soi nd sal would as.
feeling mora ti.et fha when vert g. be-.
was la a truly miserable condition when
Ibeg 10 improve iTefR The start Ana nav dss
AR esbi- sympo-s gradually dissg. eUsss
To mAke &c snart am 80 entire at er n
meat. l owe my recovery "a the NsHtsss4
Treatment Aud ana glad 10 be able 10 make iiis
statement.
strecf. Des M.an~s. lawa. and tais st@fe4scg
eau be easily verified by writing 10 him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
Live steek.
GRAND RAPIDS Markets.
Pr,ces TO Farmcrs

GsAiS-whest. &c; corn. <2c; otts. SOC; rye.
zoe; barley. u. 10 y cwt; luckwbsat. 40 q hu.
MgAr-Beet, 4tsasc; porK. tas.,5xc; mutton.
&c; spring lamb. lose; fovl,. Sc; sprtng
chickens. lie; veal. &c. rreys.s llG lie;
ducks, lie lie; clover seed. SEQ = BIZ.
Pno8rcE-Buttcr. .0c.; eggs. l.lsc.; potatoes.
zoe {. tu.; h-rts. Csc = hu.; onio.s. TIC ? bu
beans, .iaS b.; honey. i~c; apples. ~
= bbi tie &c = bu: maple sugar. Sc
Woo..--Wasl,rd. 3Ha 3sc, rnwsssed. k@Nc.
HAY-Cioyer. <ll = ton: Timothy. SIS ton.
HrpEs AND TALI0w--orren, &c; steers, over
20 u.s. hlxc, currd. Sc: cali ss,ps. * cen. sssci
calf skins. cured, 6sSc; ialioW. rough. fsc'
pelts. e0c.13l.ho: dekiu. ijes.5c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
Price, to Consuna ers.

FIo-R AND rEso-Lily White. $50; Patent.
x3Q p cwt; fucawkest foa- r..tyt Y cwf: corn
meal. s!a y ton; feed. sl993o q ton; midi lnss
SIS ton; bran. sis y tou; ships. SIS r ton
screenings. sl3 . ton.
.endrrlain, 1ztSc; ham i2cs beef stcts. Zoe
roast. sale; rib. &c; mutton. self; sptns
Iaph Ga TIC; spring chicken. 1876; turkeys
l4sti ducks. i4s<isc-
pRopucE Butter. 3,c; eggs Ice, potatoes
zoe = BIZ; be-ts. ioc q pk: enions. .5tssQc = ~
bans, 61c q PA; ap. lies. S0ssoc y PIX; grapes
Iilc a IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

L ash Wlgnsxse 81 tne p =. sS
i am l. q 80 - : enc< --------..
xxrsh n. ca. rev % pxyic Car sss wt$
- - - = q &C i. Sparta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

HIM and Cleveland are 20 meet 10
ssshsr ~ the Harlem club banquet this
evening. No one predicts ths, they
viii kss and make M.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

fact emphatic 1t their meeting yssisr-
DAY when net . vets vac REGARDED N
favor OF Ms bill.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

yrsrxRpsT srouad ~ss broken on
the lske front. cascsge. for the ersc-
.son 81 The ~1zwam 10 b assd by TIE
democrats IN natsoasl convention.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

MAYOR UHL's yetoes come in as an
evidence that he has heard the returns
from the recent city election.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
sPRECKLES WINS.

Claus Spreckles OF sugar refinery
fame has succeeded in obtaining entire
control of the sugar interests on the
Pacific coast. The Sandwich Island
planters sought by means Of m alliance
with the American sugar trust to force
Mr.. Spreckles to their terms. This he re-
sented. The Philadelphia refinery re-
suited. A battle ensued, nj has been
unremittingly waged between these
giants, and Spreckles has finally gained
his point. This sugar war lasted nearly
six wears. and during its progress the
people have been the beneficiaries
When the fight began "Cs" were sell
ing for eight and nine cents; today
they are selling for less than four cents
per pound. The Mckinley tariff or
sugar was Inspired by this fight. and
what the battling giants demonstrated
could be done it said shall be done.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

A BILL will be intr, duced IN congress
this week providing for the purchase
of site and the erection of . 81 900. 900
executive manson in Washington.
The white house from its historic asso-
citation must remain an object Of inter
est to Americans. But as home for
the chief executive it has long since
ceased to be more than passe. Private
residences in many parts of the nation
surpass il in ell particulars, whether
viewed from an architectural or .
bygienic standpoint.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

OruE only Chinaman in the United
States army has been bauished from
Fort Sheridan, and will be sent 10 .
distant army post. Although this soli-
tary individual has been in this coun-
try since q youth and for the past
twenty-seven years a regular in the
army, his early traditions overcame
him and he saccumbcd to the Unborn
passion Of his counsrymen for gamb.
ling.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

The National association of editors,
during their visit to san Francisco in
May. will be uniquely entertained by
an excursion through Placer county.
The region made famous by Bret
Harte's description Of such places -
SHIRT Tail Canyon. You Bet, Red Eye.
add Roaring Camp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

Miss A. z. Straight 10 Offering m en-
tensive line Of fsrisan dress patterns
81 IRON &s5' 10 &25e each. compiete.
This 10 the finest line OF costumes ever
shown in the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

Use the A. A. ?. baking powder. ahso-
lnteiy puIe. 45c per 10. Can only he
bought at the Great Atlantic and Pa
csfc Tea Coz. los Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
Real Estate Transfers.

Richard d. schernstein to James &.
Harley. lot 2. bix q Peasey's sad-..S les
EsnlIy ID. faylor TO Thos q. and Frank
n. Foley part lot = Campsns sue.--.- SO
Sarah j. Fisher II Arthur Haziescsa.
lot II. blk z se1th~lsk's Sub ...-... ~
yawsra l.. briggs 70 wm. n. Gale. let
he. biz A., Sinners adj ..--.-.s,..----r.- -
FAwsrd l.. Bsisns to sarah J. Averfii.
eSftlo lot ~ kriggs aoe ...-.~..-....-.-.-.--. II
Joceh HcoteY.An1 20 yesep Brooch.
rsrf ssf ~. Smith 4 xrcvy6y's sub %
rsushiir Mscaras TO wm. J. Hurley.
.tsi lets |, 4 asd 4 ssish 4 No ~a
Seth q. ieoms tc Antheey Neban. fst
fsn Leonard Ca. . AID ...-...........,.. q
STA Hescnms 10 Joseph srsm2s. lgt
-. ifenard A Ce's add ....-.-.-......- -
tssaxs e4ai<f - Chsnnef >HcFsst. st
al iss r.. fisseii A HarlAn's asA- y
Peter Skefsti ~ cssnnsr SttsrSki,
sst, n ct ia bssesi Harlan sd =
Fasanpf Siterssf - Peter Sikersk.
psft lets i5sses 10. Eiesfi Hsrssns
Tnsmss 4. tsrs,ev e Asnesse Y.
AtehIsee, 81 81. iaf ~ Hetfs a1a. u
sehA ~ HFe<sg. "a al fs Maria Drske
80 ~ village ~ RsctfcFe .t =
fan.s tehns~a 70 cheses o. wssrA. IS
n les II So y q s~s n kssss -
es sss 4. hnsor T. srtsss gn.s
rnsn ief 1T ses = fss p ~ ~
Ns&s go. Sparta. als..-..-.. .asa y
FaasSs otnst~s te alnefen =. tsasF>
Att fet12 kerfth's saa. sRarts p
c&As (. usr~ett y ss~e " Fsf~efs 80
as~ = - - q. Tsxsse s-s~.--.s4.- n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

-. rfrs,rxss ssu-rrrs esrr- - b>er ss.t
rkss<ree f@sttsnx- u Sol 80 ckila.
= fers ere kBfBz . }s9> 81 = ruf>< Wind
,sse epc % ~ b><s v~re y Or assrfhc>s
Oe9<y 1xe eeefs q bos<I<.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

III you Always ,aest upon having Ali
cock's Porous Plasiers and never accept
substitute. you viii not is dissppoin,-
ed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

COLONEL BooNE's offer to build . rail-
road from Grand Haven TO tho sebe-
WANG coal fields 10 worth careful con-
sideration on the part of the business
men of this city. A railroad never yet
injured . city ne matter whether sue
cessful or improvident in resources.
1t always helps . little 10 diminish
freight rates. Other features con-
nected with the enterprise are self
commendatory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
"Rcyal kuhyn Port Wine.

The term delicate health" 10 used
to express . phyGcai condition, in
which the powers OF nature appear 10
be partially exhausted, and the system
10 peculiarly sensitive 10 all morbid ia
fiuenccs. Slight causes. which would
produce no disturbance whatever in
the body OF mind Of . robust indiyld-
ual, PROSTATE the strength and depre.s
the spirits of persons IN delicate health.
Recourse should be had under these
circumstances 90 ROYAL Ruby port
wine. IL there 10 any reserve of vital
ity in the enfeeisled organization, this
unequalied exhillarsnt and tonic wtil
rouse and developc it. Quart BOTTLES
$l.oo, pints 90 cenis- Sold and guarAn-
teed by White h White. Thum Bros,
Schmidt. leading druggists. Bottled by
Royal Ruby Wine Co.. Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

Go 10 the Great Atlantic a Pscifls
Tea Co. Tor your teas. coffee, taking
powoer end eopdenscd milk. Watch
Tor their Easter panel entitled Shoe.
los Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

Every ssck Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has . picture n our mill. None senuins
without IL NbIl.SS CRY Muazro Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

cnIeAso. Apr1 -
FLcrp-cuiss s.s frnI Sprs<s Wheat Pat
snis. q 90 - Rye. hsaoAss; winsH Wheat
yioar Psteats. u s<bx ~, strsxau Csaoe~
waKAf-Keaea weaker sna pr4sfs isser Ne
. cash. April saa Nay, ssssoxss AS July,
Coax-aslerstesy ssssve so s~aasr. No
same - NAV, Ne q ~s.ss No felAsw. 0nss
NAY. sso4sse. ssls, SssSsAs' ssss sess
unoer July
oArs-Ls~sr Ne sso.s~ May aAe
0<e
russo. ana sssy. Ne sssA. -; Ne Z
Sss. Nay delivery. so37es
BAnLsy-Asrket qrle, ana ssssAy oesnA
fsir - eAssos. saosss. sassana inssrser - eese-
ss0sse.
Mass PeEz-pun ana lever cssA. oe.soo
iseg4; MAY. sasss1is isss. Jaly. s,s useonA
LAkD-Qalcs ana steady Casa ana oay,
sf7saes. July. ASA01a
PouIrns-Lsve chieksns. ie,<oiixs - -;
Live Turkeys. saiss per 10 Lave pusaa. No
isxc per 10; Lave Geese. q esB7 % per dossR-
BUrTkk~-crssmery. A,osse; Dairy. jeoms:
Packing Stock. i03i5c
ous-wisoensin Prime White. re; Wsser
white re; kichlesn Prime wkle. sxe. We
ter White. l0sse; Indiana Prime whise. sks.
Water Waite. lee: Eesdligs. i7s tssl &c.
Gasoline. o. dogs. ises II degs. SIC
LIquoRs-D.stiilsd Spirits steady en DC
basis Of iis per gal fer anizhss gssas Nsps-
ia. g des's. &c
NEW YoRT. Avrn u
wzKAr-Stin excited on speculative mAaspa-
iation. April declined sac; other months 10
i1e: from this there wss reacstea Of isse On
April ana A0se On other month"; April. e;o
ssc; May. t0s.0s2c; June. ssssoeeke; July.
ssssdsise: August &a3sese; september.
~ Sassse; December. sCss 3sca
CoEN-Duli. a&ic lower; weak. No Z. -
Sc: steamer mixed bsise
OArs-Duli. weaker. Western S8Sfc.
PRovisioss-Beef quiet. unchanged Ola
mess t7.o0as 30; family ss-:o1ian PORK dull;
steady. New mess. tli oo9ii 10. CID msss. 1850
nlo0o; extra prime. Sii.sa Lard e&sy. Stean-
rendered. sato asked
Live stock.
CHICAGO. Aprl 70
CATTLx-Markcs quiet ana prices steady.
| Quotations ranged AZ g $50 - for choice 70 ex-
tra shippiAy Steers; tacoDi3 for good to
| choice do ~ x0s.5 for fair 10 good: . oo0
| $50 for common TO medium do; t3oofa 70 S,r
butchers Steers; q 0oGSS - for S,cckers: q IS
| cS7s for Texas steers. So ieGsS 20 for Feccers
| 81 tas32 ~ for Cows; si.7SG36o for Bulls. and
! T. 0oEss % for Veal Calves
| Bocs-Msrket fairly active: opening steady
st yesterdays prices. but closed SC lover SAles
! ranged At q ocSkA55 for Pigs; s4Ss0<so for
/ light sio<ss ., for rough packing; ss30%- 70
for mixed; u4os147s for heavy packing sod
| shipping lots.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

New samples IN Nsckinto.hss
ssspxTFs a RkrIxs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

IL the banner week in the year for
children's clothing. Fond mothers
delight IN seeing their boys 10 nrw
natty clothes OH Easter Sunday. Bod
enstein Bros-, tie popular outhttsss,
No. a. Ia So Canal street, just n nth of
Mellon 4 Matters, have choice line Of
new suits for boys. All the latest
novelties aud colorings. two piece suits.
vestee suit, three piece quits, seperate
trousers. Jersey suits, ETC. The being
their first season. having just opened
. separate children's department.
ladies will find new choice line, no
old etock. They viii also hnd special
low prices. The suits offered at $40.
H.75. $500 can't he duplicated in the
city under sS to $3.50.
The proof Of the pudding 10 the eat
ing %, all in want OF ANYTHING in this
line we cordially invited 10 come AM
judge for themselves.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
psc,srs' rshs-i Tax. Be.ehsm'

GO 70 the Great Atisntic a Pscifs
Tts Co. for year teas. coEees. bsklH
pewter sr1 condensed fpllk. WstS
Tor their Easter pane tniitled shg.
ins Menrcs street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-29
4 GLASS FACTORY
An Effort to Revive an Import
ant Industry.
DETAILS OF THE SCHEME
Twenty Acres of Land and 100000 as
Bonus is Required-Other
Business Matters.
DETAILS OF THE SCHEME

A meeting is called by the joint commit
tee of the West Side association and cham
Der of commerce at the rooms of the cham
Der of commerce Tuesday evening to dis
cuss and formulate some plan to raise the
necessary funds to secure the large glass
plant, of which there has been frequent
mention in The HERALD.
The proposition of the eastern firm is to
establish here glass plant that will give
employment TO 1000 hands, 100 citizens to
raise 800, 900 OF bonus
The folio wing is copy of the notice be-
ing sent out to our business men, which
fully sets out the details of the PROPOSE
ton:
DEAR SIR-The city OF Salt Lake, through
the West Side association, has secured propo-
sltlon from reliable eastern parties to establish
In this city glass factory, employing at least
l,OOO men, with guaranteed monthly pay roll
OF slOOOOO. In order to properly consider TINS
proposition the following named gentlemen
were appointed as a committee for The cham
Der of commerce: MesSrS. Fred Trimmer, W.
ii. II. Spaford. Jacob MoritZ, Fred Heath NJ.
}. Gray; for the West Side association,
Messrs. c. e. Wantland, Henry Cohn, Ralph
Zwickev, Samuel Ewing, IT. A. Dunshee and B.
w. Taylor.
A preliminary meeting of the above joint
committee was held at the office of b. w. lay
lcr in the Commercial block Friday afternoon,
with Fred Trimmer in the chair and b. w.
Taylor for acting secretary. AS there was not
a full attendance of the above committee 1t
was thought best to adjourn the meeting until 4
pm. Tuesday next in the secretary's room OF
| the chamber of commerce and send this notice
TO each member regarding the necessity of his
personal appearance TO consider this important
proposition. You are therefore urged TO ar
range your business so as to be present at the
place and time above stated. Unless prompt
and united action is taken the above committee
will case further action. Respectfully,
FRED TRIMMER, Chairman.
B. w. TAYLOR, Secretary,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-29
THIRD SOUTH STREET.
Strenuous Objections to Paving That Thor
oughfare.
B. W. TAYLOR, Secretary,

Strenuous Objections to Paving That Thor
oughfare.
Anything newl" asked "a HERALD re-
porter of Councilman Wantland as that
gentleman was running his finger over the
swest-band of his hat to clear off the per-
SEPARATION.
"Do you want TO interview me9"
he asked as If his heart was full of some
great grievance that was weighing down
his soul.
always want to interview a man when
he has anything TO talk about" said the
scribe.
WELL" he said, "you can put me down
as saying that il is blamed queer that the
don't the council do some thing! are the
very first TO kick when we try to do any
thing"
"What are you hitting at!n asked the
news man.
"Why the fellows who are protesting
against paving Third South street."
"Who are they!"
1.-THE Methodist people are among the
kickers, and 1 understand that the Auer-
backs are against it.''
What is their objectl"
81 don't know, unless it is scheme to
keep business on Main street"
'And who are in favor of pavinggn
1.-The knutsford hotel, Ingersoll
Simondi & Thompson, Painter, Swick-
heimer, the Telluride block, j. H. Finch
and j NJ. Ricketts,"