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The morning call., 1892-06-28
FIVE HUNDRED PEOPLE
Saw the Angels Destroy the Minions of Man
ager Harris.

ager Harrls.
SANTA BARBARA. June N.-The base
ball game here to-day was the first pro-
fessional game ever played in the town.
The sport was witnessed by nearly 500
people, a large proportion OF them being
ladies. The game was not a live one and
many Of the spectators expressed their dis
appointment. The Los Angeles piled up
eight runs in the third inning, which. with
one ia the first and one in the ninth inning,
gave them a total Of 10, being at the bat 50
times. The San Francisco team made
total Of seven runs. and were at the bat 81
times. Some Of the players complained
that the ground was dead" and others OF
not feeling well. The following is the
official score:
The morning call., 1892-06-28

be done on beef ami water" The Gauchos
of the Argentine Republic live entirely on
roast beef and salt, scarcely ever tasting
farinaceous or other vegetable foo1, and
their sole beverage is nate or Paraguay tea,
taken without sugar.
The morning call., 1892-06-28
MISCELLANEOUS;

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, 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 III
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.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO cAL.
LOUISVILLE, KK. NEW YORK, M
sao TbSaTut,
The morning call., 1892-06-28
RUNS BY INNTNGs.

Los Angeles .........l 0 S ] 10
San Franciscos.. D l O.
Earned runs-San Franchises J. Three-bsse
hits-Spies. Sweeney Hulen. First base on balls
Los Angeles 3, san Franclscos g. Double plays
Levy 10 Spies, Sweeney to sharp Time OF game
2 hours Umpire-McDOnad
The morning call., 1892-06-28
EASTERN RACES.
Results of Yesterdays Contests on the Lead
ING Racetracks

Results of Yesterdays Contests on the Lead
ing Racstracks.
CHICAGO June 27.-The Washington Park
track was slow to-day and the results were:
Four furoDgs. Maid Marian won, Lum-
herman second, Edith Belmont third. Time,
I:O1.
One mile, Joe Carter won. First Lap sec
ond. Morse third. Time, 2:05
One and an eighth miles. Emperor Regent
won. Rio Grande second, Attlcus third.
Time 2:2434.
One and a sixteenth miles, The Hero
won, Ulster second, Old Pepper third.
Time, :16.
Six furlOngs, Eclipse won. SilYerado Sec
ond, D0nohue third. Tiue, / 81
At New York.
NEW YORK, June 27.-At SheepsheFd
Bay to-day the track was in good condti, n
and the results were:
Futurity course, DR.. Hasbrouck won,
Correction second, Contribution third
Time, 10 2-5.
Six furlongs on turf, Warsaw won. Sir
Richard second, Rightaway third. Time,
l 81 3-5.
One mile and furlong, Lepanto Won,
Reckon second. PickpOcket third. Time
l :55
One mile, John CsvaGaugh won, May
Win second, Fagot third Time. II So
Half mile. PTOdigal won, Prince Imperial
second, Thor third. Time, 80.
One mile and three furlongs on turf,
Lizzie won, Tom Rogers second, Snowfall
third Time, 2:28
The morning call., 1892-06-28
The OCCASION was made notable by III

The auction sale of choice seats and boxes
for the opening performance at StockwelPs
Theater-"As You Like It." by the DAILY
Company-wlll take place at the Grand
Opera-hOuse next Thursday, June 80. at
IL 30 O'Clock a. SL The Days will arrive
in this city on Wednesday, July 6, BIZ
special train, coming direct from Chicago,
the total number OF people in all being So,
including Ada Rehan and John Drew,
opening on Thursday, July 7.
Miss Oracle Plaisted, prma donna of the
Tvoli Opera Company, who has been seri-
ously in, is now convalescent
The morning call., 1892-06-28
CHIEF OF THE PLUMBERS.

The New President of Their National
Association.
ST. LOUIS Post-Dispateh.
jeremiah Sheehan of st. Louis was elected
president Of the National Association Of
Master Plumbers Of the United States at
the tenth annual convention held in Wash
inetou. This will be a pleasing bit Of news
The morning call., 1892-06-28
Cain in Flesh

I still continued to take the medicine for four
months and at the end OF that time there v as none
OF the disease left In my system. and was as well
and strong as ever LOOK upon
The morning call., 1892-06-28
"Cnmnanone.,,

There was very large attendance at the
Orpheum TO listen to the Spanish Opera
Company sing Mazza's fine opera "Campa-
none" with the following distribution:
Sonora Degado
Nioante Sonora TOrras
Paquita. sonora Pogo
CampanOne Senior Quiiade
Senior SerTanO
Panhto tpoeO senior Perie
Don Senior Sanchez
senior Camacho
The occasion was made notable by the
debut of the lyric tenor Senior Serrano, who
sang the part of Alberto with much sweet
ness and precision. In the introduction Of
the second act was danced the graceful
''Jota Coreada" by Sen0rita FeTnand ez
and the premier Spanish bailarin, Senior
Don Particle Gutierrez. The whole per-
Torrance gave great satisfaction and will
be repeated this evening
The morning call., 1892-06-28
Hoods Sarsapa

AS one OF the greatest remedies OF the day and the
eompouAders OF the same as public benefactors 3"
q. w. DoNNER. Osceola. South Dakota
The morning call., 1892-06-28

Hoods Pills are the best after-dlnner Pills
assist digestion. prevent constipation. myl5 cod
The morning call., 1892-06-28
Games Postnoned.

CHICAGO, June 27-The league games
here ind at Washington were postponed to-
daV on account Of rain.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

Backberries are 7Ssc. Hnekleberrtes
remain a. s275eB300. Peaches went as
high as $50. Matermel0as are quot AZ Is 10
~ and new tOma0es are down 10 sl.OO per
hushel Hale's early peaches are out OF the
ma-ket Eggs weut up 10 Is 10 lie per dozen.
Lemons dropped 20 500 10 $50. and clover
seed 10 500. Sweet potatoes are being
brought In they are si.0O per Dbl. Corrected
quotations follow:
New potatoes. 500 per Dbl; cucumbers. Zoe
cOL. butter i59-oc. eggs. 70 20 lie; Lawton
b ackberries 1Bscs hUckleberries. s2-75eG 100
Der bu, ca0bages. 5cG6Jc per doE; radisheS,
sni5c per doz: watermel o rs. 2lssZ5c; onions.
$50 Dbl. lemons. 800 ana go. t.Ott@Sl So
oranges s6.0047.fO; Early Michigan
rec stone peaches. 500 per hu; ~
oruta aQricOts sc dOZ. bananas. S-t0G-- y
bunch hand picked medium beans. sl.st y go ;
clover seed. medium. $50; mammoth. sl.2o
tu, timothy seed. sl.,5ek2.00; miliet. SLID %
-. tomatoes. $40 per bu ;green corn. lUJol-c
sweet potatoes. 500 per Dbl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

CaiCAsa. sept --N heat 4nd al grain
ope1ca sofncS az palies 0u loser cables and
. frpsft llAt steamer haa arrived Al Ae~
York vita cholera GA board aad Lad twenty
terre deaths dlrins sac pas.slr- IBIS started
everybody g seilllE. aud tno nfsf trading Nss
a. out La decline from iar close iast night.
"a i0r time it boxed rather paaiey. bUt The
a that Hu-4r Is Already very low aaa g. al
ABOUT a. tbr adverse conditions that can pos
sloiF occur have been vel covered. A reae-
l4gu % "a ter eelt over As noted al around
and Prices we're tie lowest Il the year. Cnar-
ters were -'o.J0 bushels. Corn Was extremely
erak On tie cholera scare. nne Weather snd
the Ok fecrlpts today and the heavy arriYa )
O. Decs uosdag For 4 time n seemed a.
Busf trieullrss and every BODY Was press d (
sales. Oetooe AID May recovered some OF
tAr decline On reports o. rala over the north
Wess and tue belief that cold weather viii
follow. Bat SEPTEMBER received no support
whatever and closed AZ the lowest polnt j N
lower tnan Asst aisnL ms other closed =.
lover oats made deciiau Of = % / per cent.
y his state % a1fairs VAS due q the fact that
September vas offered FOR sale presumably by
A0rfhrru asHinz1on. with no takers, while
there Nas A GOOD demand Tor May. and hardly
gaou<h APPEARED 0a sale % enable brokers 70
y their orders
ia the cash mzrket slightly weaker feeling
existed. The proFislOn market Vas vel leid
alld the weakness which surrounded. The
pa j. we're aided ~ Tue reports OF the cards Of
oulg 900 hogs having come in. and tae mar
Q Cor Nm from 70 ID higher. Inc tussel
letse-u f1s bulls aad bet. 8 il provisions has
Bow about narrowed ltselt down % contest
HrANrCA Lhr DIX iHNa- p+tEhr4s ai4 sbrI4lhtof,
she general snccul silye public recognizing the
ltet that tnet- chances Ia tte deaf are poor,
no sess on o. The board Monday. LABOR day
ana a legal holiday.
War4t-N0. =. september. T-54ci October,
q 8, December. Joe; Nay. 'lA
september. as sci Oc0ber. 414ci Nav
sac
oafs-No. September. s21te October. S-ssei
May. q .c-
september. 10.2a5s; October. 5000
January. si2.o2is
Lard-srs tember SIS; October. $685. Jan
uarY $40
snort ribs-september. $50 October. s7.7o31
January So
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

In the produce market yesterday about 500
bushes 81 peaches were marketed. lhey
Wsre or good quality and IN good demand.
u hey we're iH good demand and the market was
:. ghE trmer than on the dsy before. Nv
rafafeeSare now bringing from ~ O. % cents
patca+ss apples are frm az rom sc o. $50"
Muss melons are siigltly higher. Al wheat
e., triuE iu- ~ per tushcl. There $ IlttIr nay
ou TOE MACS -t and rhe demand Is fully equal
O. tHe SUP ig. General agers-e OF quality -
good ElEs went 10 20 Zoe. EArly 'rtwlofl
peaches are ~ofth s-Nf Barnard si.s9s.- ~.
t,rtpes are wortu Sc per I'D 10 oacSets- tor
~ ted quotations co. ow
Errs tsc burter o. % i>c, new potatoes. 800
-.c- beans hand picked. >i-,lial 20, honey. lact
lettuce -r- culley lettuce. 2'e per basket.
new onions. iaasi'c dog. pars.ey. ~ dol-
buurhes. elcumasrs. ~ cue, new turaipS.
tHerHc lu- ctlhazFs. "a 15c d1E, green pcss.
.tr 10 q tu, 1erts - o. ou. gsH beans. 90 = ,
new rumafoes l.e bg, corn. 8iNc dot, ~ 8
D. zss. o. 90 SECS pltrhrss apples. l5ossl oui
carrots 600. eIg ats afcNSt doc. peppers.
g bush re- sry i~n1c doE. new sInsSn.-tfc 10 ,
pUmpSins. nC each, plH.ns. sl.io % 40, y as
a $40 peaches. 81 n@l.+. mus< melons.
si ~ sN doE- splnuaga. a q - bush picki ng
cucgm 1srs -tlc pr uundred vege table oys-
fars. 8Wc water crcss. SIC dozen punches
mint. t1C dozen hu1ches.
0train--N boat. old. SIC new, o-ci corn. &c,
oals. t5c. rye s.; "a ~; silk
Flour ard Feed-Lhy White, $40; patent.
$50 ner cwt hucSwnr four SO Ter cwfs
corn neal s.i per tea feed. s1l az per ton
mmdHngs SIS per ton bran. SIS per ton
sfirs. So per ten screening. 81 Der ton.
Wool Washed. ist sc uuwashed. iHs-oc-
Nav-Nsv clover ssa14, timothy. So.
uites snd Tsiioe -dreen. % sc, Steers.
green. 5c. taf skns. cured. slscs tsllnw.
rou1h tt.ci ~entered. Sc; pelts. hGI3c;
shearIlnrs. IR1ic
Beef e. 9sc pork. ais4fc iresh pork IN. =
so' -a, ie. mutton. 7sSe; sgrng lsmh eellc.
fowls ipai3c. spring chickens. 30 ic yea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05
FIGURES OF TRADE

Ma faRs. sept 8.-Mon6g "a call loaned
eass 1er ellt. Eas ll0slls "a e
NAs - Zee eeuf
11ra4azs stsa4F posted yates. -
- 49, aeraal rat-s 49, Ter siKlg
days ana ts-i leE demand
u1FefllaeuE 88EHs s.eaayf currency. IS
i1 oil =, cu4ppa, lst. 1.d -Kte Ide1 - rels
i>.-Fe1 ~ oi4. Paelie TsliAag o8ads closed As
lows alan aFsts. hsts bid slHzias t-nas.
" b.af telfFaia. 40 blG
-taeds nr4s al this lgEall- he SAFES
Amounted - Hl.vA Tue tTine pal {. adj AZ
y as Is. hesa ~ ~ Pau. s4Eaf tf-s 49,
Louisville Nashville Prices we've nrm
tlfaslsi4all sA4 -cslsl Eilatanl : Z tle -4iaS0r
a1ir atla sta sincuts sRoaiaz deer ase ~
ofrr 1ptjg1 "a lne lrssFsa they CLOSED q -
Per erlL Ai gAef, tie lstl e 90 sugar if4sL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05
Groceries and Provisions.

sugars are very stiff. but took no additional
rise yesterday as was expected. Correct quo
tAtions follow
-ggars-gut loaf &C; eubeS sc; powdered.
f1.rs sranulafed. 5-3ic. Confectionery A. 5lsc
extra g. s. IS per cwt; yellow G. 41sGi52ci
corn syrup. l6.9l3c.
Molasses-l.o~ = trades. ll@ZOci medium. 20
2Sc fancy. 3t83fc.
Packagr coaees. $3.50; Java green, 2G2ec
Mocha green. EGsc Maricai5O. lSGZ2; san
L1-. I.9-l, Rio. lf9lsc.
oats. barrels 500; sat, Saginaw. barrels. sac.
Lard fierce oasIs-COmPouad. 01se; pure.
49,.
Nsaf-Hams I2if 90 igc, shoulders &C; bacon
f0 20 lie. dried beef. ga 20 Ice; short cut poTs.
sit-5, clear bacS. 500. mess. $500. homeless
beef $3.50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05
DETROIT JUNE - 1891
LANSING a soRTHERs q. =.
GOING ~ rETB0Ir.

GOING t. rETRnIT.
Ly. & ~ n y ain . % 3 AZ m 81 aopm
Ar. DIT. II ~ am . 80 . f1 lG IS nra - III ~ :.
kkTl kNINl IRON lEfROIT.
". pE -. ~ snl = - M lt pm al 18 d m
Ar. GID r j. - pm - y p ul ID al prr :. ~ -,
Nv. q X ~ sl5pm Ar.6RlISl An J6 A nm
Low XII VA LoWFiA HASTINGS A. a
Lv. Grsnd Rapids % "a 90 p M go p m
Ar. from Lowell L &spmtE m al !. -
THROUGH CAR SERVICE
Fsrtor Cars on All Day trains between tsrans
Rapids and Detroit Wagner sieeQers "a
lug train.
livery 1sy. Other frNins week says ouiv.
6ko. DEHANlN. Gen. PAss'r AEf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

CaIc4ao UNoS Sr0cx YAEDs. Sept 81
Cattle - Receipts. 400, common 10
extra steers. s3.s16s9.60, bulls. S2-15
Hogs-Receipts. .o0oi heavy. S.sSGS.ooi
mixed and medium. s4.sOS5.sO; Light A.loNG
5.t5.
~ eep-Receipts. 1906 common 20 extra. s.
go; lambs. 3 $4,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

Water white. tig7. Re, headlight. lN' e.
vster white. Oh test. Loo. Sc Eocene. ldo 60
lH fr
f'-eesrlrel stove gasoline. ~. &c,
brvderit ej naptha. $50 e.
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Detroit Grain.

DErR0fr. sept. Wheat closed. No. ?. red,
eash. and September. 7f14c; No. white. cash.
7stse; October. l5l1c; December. ~.
CorR--N0. , cash. as q.
Oats-NO. 2. cash. 8514e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

MONEY f0RNFfs-For short une IN isrFs
n 'r smal srlounts an anv form 81 q a
security Frans A Werner rcen S8 Nichh
gan trust CO. building Phone ~
II zen vsnt money snt hsFe t1e proper a.
1 eurttv ne Nenhsfsn 7 per eent an ~
fars the test .na aee7uent CO IA EstFrEa an
.z4rf as Nae Houseran.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

The Marvin Trusses and Abdcminsl
Supports sra the best made.
Ut. A. Marv.n IF the Marvin Truss
company viii ~ At ths Norton house
thls cifv. or Septsrl her = and 2. for the
purpose of ftnns tfusses Co any and All
eases that nav cal. No extra charge
sar ittnx 49, sll Gases guaranteed.
Parties neei-ng a perfect sbd8m nal
support should uot faA 90 call.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05
H. J. DeGOLIA,
Real Estate AGENTS,
Rooms 8 and 9 Tower Block
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Two houses and lots on East Bridge street.
One on South Lafayette street with all mod
ern improvements, furnace. gas. city water.
sewer connections. etc,
Two houses aud lots on Wealthy avenue
Two houses and lots on Fifth avenue near
College.
House and lot on Ashland avenue new.
large lot. This property is owned by non-reSl-
dent and will be sold al a sacrifice,
House and lot on Cutler avenue.
one on Baxter street.
One on West Leonard street.
One on Randolph street.
4 wo on East Leonard street.
One on Mckendrick avenue.
VIII sell most of the above on payments
would exchange for farms other property.
have numerous other houses and large list
of vacant lots in all parts Of the city.
FARMS.
Ihaye farm Of 20 acres two miles from city,
south. with large modern house fine barns
farm is all improved. good orchard OF 500 ap-
pies. 400 peaches. 500 plums. 90 standard pears
cherries and other small fruits; soil clay loan;
won take city property n exchange.
Also 90 acres In township OF Bow ne; good
buildings; good orchard; three acres of beech
and maple timber. balance cleared soil cay
loan.
Also 50 acres near Rockford; good buildings.
good fences and good leud VIII sell OF eI-
change for city property.
| have a number OF f-uit farms on lake shore
In al sizes from 10 10 50 acres.
MONEY 20 loan on good real estate security
III. J. DE3OLIA.
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MONEY! TO LOAN.


no TOU WANT MONEFf-Tf 40 you iii
II fnd L. % T0Hr ADVANTAGE 20 see ns before
borrowing
wsmase cans on household goods pianos
horses wagons, or personal property OF any
kint at the 'o-est possible rates and Ia the
QElcE est Iosshs ime.
eur loans are made rithout publicity ana
th- property - left IA Tour undisturhed Pos
session
Lsns csn - carried - long ss desired -
sAn b rsit n fuil or n part. a. suY tine g.
srff vour convenience. sid soy part paid -
-lces tte cest of csrrrins the -osB.
M Fau owe taiaa - 81 fuFn ture. pisno o.
cfhe property. 49, rsV lf % flr you aud
cary 6 a. cnz a. yea desire.
Ne slso make leans On tde building snd
rCsa sssoci ION plan.
Our ef1ces ~ the m0s- peasant in fne ETY.
snd are o arranged that parties sill "a apen
~ nay he waited apoa quickly nd cauree-
eusiF
Rerns rher thst you have ne use ~ both n
property snd SIC uen@E sBf can retarn 10
ncney e. anT q n
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
Eocm Z InNer hiors
Ccrner ofMenroe. Pear ant Cans -
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sAFuMovFD

pk0CLTFF HoLT. ssus-sl wsrsaouss
IA men % t3l -ruFn Division - ser ara 49,
prepsret g nantle Ssf-s proper - rssssu-
- rst-s f.lepho1e - o. ~ sfter ousi-
Uess NeurA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05
AXE sHQRE 4 NlcHIeAN soUTaERs

= I u
The Lake shore va Cievetnd "a come II "a
with the krie and j. and a. = X hsflrus ~
quickest aud most direct route 10 pIffshtivs
J. Smith O., T. p A. Cieveand 20
I. T. ROGERS. City Pass Agent
Jss CsmEbril. City At 81 Nonroe-st
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

MISCELLANEOUS


NVANTED-A good reliab'e person TO take
w charge Of z 9-monthsOld child. hppiy
NOR q iuE or evening At No. u North Lafayette
street. corner of Fountain. 80
I'VE have a large demand for houses 10 rent
W aud fewer on our iiSt Than ever before In
twenty years. Bring your KEY u Money 10
loan. Iuttle Bros, over Arcade.
IUANIED-Hot men Il know that / have
w 4 ful list Of COOKS walters and other help
ready 10 20 anywhere. ". l.. Dickinson $
Employment Bureau. No. s. Monroe street az
ALL PARTIES desiring their roofs repaired or
II painted would do well 10 call on or ad
dress y. T. smith at lto Canal street or %
Fountain street. All orders gwen prompt a.
tentoa. Work done with HibbaTd's Patent
Asbe,for Proof paint. which - kept IN stock
a. Inunl's drug store. = canal street. -,
LOR SALE-My entire store Of furniture 40 /:
4 miscei aneous. household goods; new
house sRd iarEe lot corner II Union and car
rer Streets house and Tot No. l5g Madison
street vacant lot on Christ street; farm II
ten acres "a rods eestof city Units, new build
tugs and an kind ~ irIit; viii sell or exchange
for other property A 4. Lord. No 10 stock
INK street I'LL
ARRfVED-Prof lsrce. medium. tells facts
y faults qusft e.. inlagin atians and posi-
biNies Can be consulted Oh al sfiairs OF life.
Rooms 40. So Fountatn street. between Ionis
and Division streets. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05
HERALD DESIRELETS


MARRIED LADlEs-seud ID een1s for ~Ia-
- "a iblr Safeguard a. medicine. 30 de-
eegtiol Isl STAT yea saAL LADIES' bazar.
ha1sss LltE 80. ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

MUSHROOM. GRAND RAPIDS A INDIANA
or Ausk eEo4. ~. = - a. ~ - smt s5B n
FROM Ar lO ~ a. . ~ . m sl5 : IA
sunday train leaves Tor Nuskeson - 60
ARRIVES from hUskeEol 6 - : n.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

1 O>I-A black Newfoundland coz collar ca
- aulnoer ~. hvtar4 ana gss eve re~srd-
ess south -. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

ITO THOSE WHO RENT-The payment of
rent, interest. taxes and Insurance Will
buy any one OF tie several houses and lots of
John B. Martin. IS Canal ST.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

MONEY 90 loan on good real estate security
II. J. Dk6OLIA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

Tor RENTING or three unfurni shed rooms
for light housekeeping in . good neigh
borhood with private family. Address +. box
No. D. Herald. 49
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FOR REET-ROOKs.

Tor RENT-A nicely furnished front room.
Il Appyat ID Shawmut ave. 80
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-10-06

In Wednesdays Kansas City
Times appears card from d. G.
Olinger, who was chairman Of the
convention which nominated Fred
Close for congress in the First dis
trict, in which he (Olinger) says he
thinks that, in the face of the shame
ful treatment of Gen. Weaver and
wife and Mrs. Lease in Georgia by
Democratic hoodlums, the People S
party and Republicans of the North
should unite against q solid South. ,
Mr.. Olinger should look about him
and see what Northern Republicans
are doing. 1t is only few days
since lot of Republican hoodlums
right here in Kansas-at Princeton,
little town between Garnett and
Ottawa-egged Hon. John G. Otis,
congressman from the Fourth dis
trict. Only a few days ago, Rev.
Sam Small was shot by hoodlums at
Princeton, Ind. Not very long ago,
Col. Sam Wood was murdered by
Republican fiend, the bosom friend
of Judge Botkin, a drunken, lech-.
erous, thieving (but whitewashed)
Republican judge. Only a little
further back, leading Republicans of
Kansas planned hellish dynamite
plot, which did not accomplish it's
purpose because the explosion was
premature-and two ladies were
seriously injured 1t isn't so very
many years since prominent Kansas
Republicans, and Republicans of
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Patriotism and Pay.

Talking of national emblems the
other day while calling on friend,
| said thought ours the most beau
tiful flag in the world, and that when
abroad the sight of the stars and
stripes made my heart jump for joy.
My friends seamstress, who was
sewing in the room, remarked, some
what sadly:
"You would lose some Of your
patriotism if you made those same
flags, as my sister does"
why ?" | demanded.
Because was the reply, you'd
have to live on bread and salt. The
white stars are set on the blue
ground by hand. There are forty
five, think. They are placed on
both sides alike, so that makes nine
ty to be basted and felled ON, and it
must be done. neatly, too.
"The pay is from sixty to seventy
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hears of a lot of hoodlums throwing
eggs, he'd better make haste to
crawl under the protecting" skirts
of the filthy, rotten old Republican
harlot, who grins a leery, berry
grin and winks her lecherous eye
whenever she hears Of egg showers,
dynamite plots or murder wrought
by her amorous pimps at the North.
"A union of the Peoples party and
Republicans Of the North, indeed !
Bali! Go soak yohr head