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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13

ssgh, mlles west Of Tfsverss City.
burned thursday. The loss insluaes
money, stamps, postal matter. town
shlp records and household goods.
Two curious Wills are on Ole In the
ofies OF the probate judge ~ Ionia.
The instruments are written On half =
sheet of note paper: on one eide the
husband leaves everything TO the wife.
on the other side she rscsprocases.
The presence In Kalamazoo Of . rep
resengstlve of Bsiiefontaine, Ohio,
wheel factory. makes sangu,ne kzis-
marco men think . mammoth wheel
factory. owing no allegiance 10 the
trust. will DO located there.
Some mems notions Of fun seam 70
be cut on the bliss. An otsego man
went to Kalamazoo, got druak. had his
pocket picked. lost tl5 silver watch,
went home, and reported that be en- /.
joysd himself immensely.
some Manistee property owners are
all upside down, as rumor 10 adost
that the probate ONCE has been man.
aged % carclsssly In late years that =
lot Of valuable documents have never
been recorded.
In Detroit bravery wagons don't turn
aside for such small sffa'rs ~ little
children. Antonio Brswlk, eyed Z. is
the latest victim. Though seriously
hurt she may recover.
The Longshoremen's union of Bay
City has a membership Of go and con.
trolls ali the work along the river. Its
present scale Of prices - As cents Der
hour.
Lake accidents: John B. Lyon
ashore at Forest bay, the Annie II /.
Grover on the rocks 1T Sand Beach and
the Annie NJ. Peterson on Poe's reef.
The body of Rose Tenant, who dis
appeared from Eau Claire last week.
has been found two miles from her
home, near the ST. Joseph river.
Olive Lyons, 15-year-oid South Ea-
ven girl who allowed her passions to
get the best of her, has been sent to the
Industrial school,:
Saginaw wouldf't be satisfied with
either the republican or democratic
state convention; she wants both.
The Richardson Silk company Of
Belding will build an addition 100 feet
long and four stories IN height.
1<AHoCI CApCCSo " oSsC - AsSeOkv " IL
ming early in June that will turn out
1000 hickory handles per day.
Notwithstanding the rain storms
there are but slight indications of .
rise in the waters of the lakes.
Mt. Pleasant has . republican city
government, the last democrats retir-
ing Wednesday night.
Mrs. Merriman, Rockford school
man, WAS fined $40 for resort;ng to
corporal punishment.
L. r. Bennett. . prominent business
man and highly esteemed citizen of
Clayton, is dead.
Springwelps briekmakers are think
ing of combining to raise the price Of
their product.
The sheriff has taken possession of
the Bronson creamery because 1t owed
$1,000.
Hllisdale farmers will refuse TO buy
any more of Phil Armour's beet.
William VANDERBILT. Decatur's Oldest
citizen. died ThuredIy. aSsd "a,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
THEIR HomE A PRISON.
Health Oascer Locks Up . Family for
Twenty. Eighs Days.

Drrrorr. May 12.-williaTn John,
strees ear driver living At No. $50 Farms
sort street., has q swear old child III
With scarlet fever. The case wAs re-
ported 20 Health oricer Dufieid yes
tsrday, and he determined 10 make
test case Of IL 10 ascertain how sincers
the common council 10 IN its device 70
him 10 20 ahead and take proper care
to prevent the spread Of contagious
diseases, and send sn sxtrA items to
that body. Or. Dufield has locked
the entire family. consisting of the
two parents snd four or i've other
children. n their house and vii keep
them there for swenty-eight days Pro-
visions viii % sent - the house daily
and q bali covering the same, mouse
rent and less Of salary, VII Do sent TO
the council
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
HUGE BOYCOTT
On Night Baked Bread-The oroceB
Win T axe Action.

WIZ axe Action.
DErnorr, May IA meeting Of dele
gates from sixty-six trades and labor
lnions WAS held Ia Colombo hall last
hight 10 take steps TO carry out per-
.pstsnt and well disciplined boycott IN
IA interest of the strikers. Commit
teesWa1e appointed in every ward e.
csps They irst, Second, Fourth and Six
tenth. The purpose 10 70 hold meet
<fDGBin the several wards TO explain to
the people the natare of the differences
between the boss and journsymsu
bakers, get the names Of all grocers.
saloons, restaurants, etc., that sell or
uss non union bread. and publish them
20 that consumers may know where to
get bread made in the daytime. The
grocers Will meet at Harmonic hall To-
morrow night TO determine in which
direction their interest lies. Consider
able conjecture 10 induIged - 10 what
VIII be she probable outcome Of the
meeting. The Journcymsn bakers and
tner friends are depending much upon
the union labels which have been dis
tyibuted and are used on union made
bread.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13

~ l8o0exn instance
Lawyer Pshystes-Here. madam, Is
your hack pension money. have sue
ceeded In getting it for you 1T last.
Blind Old Womsn-How much i
thcrel
"Thirteen hundred dollars. It's a
largo sum Of money. ! congratulate
you"
"Oh. thank youi How much is your
fee.'
II have been to considerable expense
and trouble, bat I'll be easy on you.
ma'am. Wen call it $3.50 and say moth
ing about il
"That includes everything, does itr
"Everythtng but my brothers bill for
professional services. Heexamincd pour
eyes and preaosneed yoa blind. you re-
member"
"Oh, yes. How much win that be7
"only olO0. For professional ooulist
that - chesp. Ho sometimes gets e40o
Tor single operation"
eyes, it II very cheap. You haven't
brother in the banking business, hsvs
ycu"
mo. Whyr
"Decsup u yuuhsa I'd lfke TO deposit
the rest at u IN his bank. Then you
woalA have tell In ta,s family. Obi
cago Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
Suprene Court.

LAxsrxo. May l2.-Cascs heard: By
ron Green VI. John +. E. Knock; Pitts
burg 4 Lake Superior Iron company
vs.. William n. Kirkpatrick; John Nc
Donald W. Donald c. McKinnon, Kalle
Malinsmi We. 0ustavus A. Groulund;
Barnard Kelley VS.. Duluth, South
Shore b Atlantic Railway company;
Hartford Iron Mining company w.
Cambria Mining company; Phineas
Pierce ct al. W. Peter johnson and
Sarah j. Healy; Ripon Knitting works
W. Peter Johnson and Sarah J. Hsaly;
Herman s. Mack ". Peter Johnson and
SarahJ. Healy; n. J. Leonard W. Peter
Johnson and Sarah J. HeaIy. Fridays
call: ~, -. IS, los, log, lo7, AZ. Court
comes IN 1t 3 .. NJ. and adJourns at
noonfor the term. IL all the cases are
heard tomorrow there will still remain
seventy -nve cases not submitted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
SEALED PROPOSALS
ToR SALE or szoa. 900 OF BONDS

ufFlCsx eF err C1|ao4-
Gssre Fsrsbs. MICS. My ~ f<cz I
Seated prepsses wtH - r>c~trea ~ Wis
erst &C ~ kastaces .. - e Aocsev. Esy y.
ls.1 fsr ths sac ., stree Improvement bsaas
10 th< ssse uat 81 taslafn, 4usft.
- beat 81 3 - each va
t1nes ravah- Kxs z feea
- 80 ssgnsfs Nas l<az
SAse Varstie Nsy / fse<
k,aa< psynsle Msv 4 t<z&
Al via ioftresf - per cert Per snxarn.
rssafl< shnnsssy 80 tk< q ar 81 WAY. Ter
isrs<s B<v<els - tts e7re e tss <sfs tree.
nrsF 81 s<it eis<. TIE s<<e< Il sal1 eonxs -
4sthtf xsa - >~fftsb 81 fsf.< VI ~ ne etx~.
- - go gffs. - szs~s So AH-ti 4 10 eesz
bends eass<t - sess ~ l~>s shas rsr Al sfas
- isr1e1e eeHFne4 sxs~e~sf se4 tke seune !
se1ess<4 The sifhf - rftWs sn3 ss1 ri. ties
Atseses Nm a. 6HlNkAAx.
- - 0>s cteFb.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13

LowELks Nay l2.-Miss Della
Winters. Is years Of age. possessed OF
more thai ordinary personal charms.
See has been suffering for some time
with ailments peculiar to girls OF her
age, frequently going into Mysteries.
Latelyphe became addicted 20 lying in
bed and reading. Yesterday the report
Of pctolvsx brought Mrs. Winters to
her daughters room 10 find her strug-
Cling in the throes Of death. The girl
bad shot herself through the heart. A
little note. blotted With tears. asked her
parents' forgiveness and told them abe
had killed herself becauss her suffer
ings were greater than she could bear.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13

Three Men Killed by Bursting Boiler at
Midland.

MIDLAND. May l2.-The four boilers
Of the Midland Salt 4 Lumber COM
pany's mil here blew up this afternoon
about 2 o'clock. completely wrecking
the buildings- Three men were killed,
"a follows: Charles II. Allen. aged -,
leaves . wife; Eugene Van valken-
burg. leaves wife and several small
children; Richard Steers. leaves wife
and two grown up daughters. The in
jursd Are: Charles Giynn. fireman;
Al Malcolm. fireman; Charles Burke.
A. p. Elton and Arthur and Fred Rob-
inson. all seriously. Several others
were slightly hurt. Allen, the foreman
Of the mill, WAS standing on . tram
way when the explosion occurred, and
. piece Of one of the boilers struck him
in the head. dasning nis brains out.
His body was thrown over ZOO feet and
WAS found by his young wife. The sx-
plosion Was caused by the cracking of
one Of the boilers. Loss about 5000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
GRAND RAPIDS MEN HONORED
At the Red Mems Annual Convention.
Lucky Ishpeming.

JAcxsoy, May l2.-The largest and
mos. successful convention of Red Men
ever held in Michigan finished its busi-
meas here yesterday ::after choosing Ish-
pemiug as the next place of meeting
aud slecting tho following officers:
Great sachem, Philip Tregise, Ishpem-
ing; great senior sachem, Alexander
William, Iron Mountain; great junior
sachem, Charles Stephenson. Eaton
Rapids; great keeper Of records, T. 4.
Temple, Grand RApids; great keeper of
wampum, r. +. Bracket, Jr., Lansing;
great prophet, Andrew Schatfer. Grand
Rapids; great representative of the
United States (long term), Alexander
Harper, Grand Rapids; (short term),
w. 7. Cole, Ishpeming.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13

SyMrrens--Aoissurc intense iEoiine
and stinging. most NJ night. worse b.
scratching. II allowed TO continue
tumcrs form, which often bleed and
uieerate, becoming veTysore. SwAYxr's
oISFMKsr stops tho itching and bleed.
ing, heals liberation, and in most oases
removes the tumcrs. Al druggists, or
BY mail. tor 50 cents. DR.. Ssayus
Ton. PhiisAciphia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13

rape: Edwin Werner. ssnt from
Asnominee IN December, isss, fer the
term 81 ssx years tor the crime of
asnAuls with intent Ia kill Robert
spencer. sent from -. ClAg county N
DecembeF, 1855. for the term of twents
years for the crime OF rape; sanford
MADDEN, sent from shlawSsse county
In December. 1887, for the term OF
twenty-five y<srs for the crime OF MUIR
der; William B. White. sent from Loco
eounty IA May. lsss. for HE. Tor Ne
cyima Of murder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
o. \. c. CONVENTION.
Dssrois the Next Meeting Piace-oficers
Elected.

JACKSON, May lathe annual con-
vention Of the Michigan commandery,
o. r. r., finished It's labors this even
ing. O6icers we're elected ~ follows:
Past grand commanper, +. NJ. Lemkie,
kalam MOO; grand commander, w. j..
Boland, Jackson; lieutenant grand
commander. A. H. Bostwick, Detroit;
grand scribe, F. A. Ray, Lansing; grand
treasurer, Mrs. Emma Suthers. jack
son; grand sergeant, ]. Murray, jack
son; grand prelste, Mrs. Mary L. Chap
nah. Detroit; grand inside guard, w.
Y. Chamberlain, Flat Rock; grand sem
tinel, Charles Weber,, Kalamazoo;
trustees, Robert Stewart, Detroit;
Charles Schilling, Kalamazoo, and A.
w. Pickett. Jackson. The next annual
meeting will be held in Detroit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13

Ahs c. p. 0osdou- Cunning, IN her
book on CeyIon, gives few lines 10 .
pet elephant. who sssns 10 have been q
cssstuse Of much suniabiity and intslli-
gesoe. BE had been captured young,
and wa known - Kuruaegalla Jack.
He used 10 90 10 hospital rounds with
his mnstsr. . medical officer. who had
taaght Nm 10 - qspsrally useful. and
even T. s&niriussr p(iis. A AaaAy soldier
ono dAv dropped Ais al wAsesavpn
JsOk pieksa II up snd asu3psd II inte
~ nsns opsa mou1h. wdah ps& that
baaW ttnfAy down.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
p,eases fhs cas cannn.nx.

LAssISs. May I2.-In the case of
John =. keenan, ct oil. w. The Msohlgan
tsas company, . mandsmas was denied
By the supreme court fer the reason
that the ordinances under which the
company operates does not cover Illam-
mating gas, and the court had 40 data
By whscn 10 detsrmiEs what would be =
rsasonabfs charge
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13

GrsDa Hsrsts. ~ ieh-. Arril s. 49,.
Setice = hereby gwen that TIE assessment
tph scr - pessns II wsreflee street rem
city 81 0fsad Eaffss - new IN my hsnns
sne that viii feeelse payment thereon fst
the psytea 81 tv~usy toys ron ftis dsse.
WILLIAM EAkF
D0 l. CITY Treasures
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
NO eARDors FOE THEM.
FIVE Criminals Who VIII Not Re Re-
leased Frosn Jackson.

IsSsrxa. May i1--fhs advisory
board IN TIE matter Of psrdons have
recommended that applications DE
oeriea IN the cases OF the following
sonviss< combined N The state pfiaors 81
JNeksenz George Fex. can't from Ber-
rssn eeunsy IN February. 1891, for the
{ term - sven Years taf the ehAygo ox
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
coNTRABAND cELEsrIALS.
S1s Detained in Detroit VIII Probably
Be Returned TO Canada


Drrsorr. May l2.-Thers are nov six
Chinese in Dstrsit under custsdy-ths
two arrested IN Monroe last Saturday,
two brought from jackson and two
captured here Tuesday. The district
attorney Is in doubt how TO proceed in
these cases. a. he has not yet rscsivsd
. copy of the new exciunon act. The
collector OF customs has been notified
TO proceed "a heretofore, however, and
50 IL 10 probs bic that the SIX sIant-eyed
men vii be turned over 70 the custom
officers 10 De sent back TO Canada IL
10 believed that one Of the men cap
tured ct Jackson has been caught be-
fore and sent hack from Detroit A
white man was with the couple At
jackson. He tired TO buy tickets to
New York for them, but was not cap
sursd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13

CHARLOTTE. May 40. r. Shuler. .
leading druggist, was arrested yester-
day charged with selling liquor IN vio-
lalion Of the local option lAw. The re-
cent rni ing OF the supreme court
meets with approval in certain quarters
here, and already = number OF saloon
ists are preparing 10 leave for other
nofutS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
Brave Little Girl.

HupsoS, May 1.-The twin children
OF Mrs. Ida Childs. boy and girl,
were playing near THIN river today
when the boy accidentally fell IN. He
should have drowned had not his SIS
ter boldly gone 10 his assistance and
dragged him from the water - he was
going down for the last time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
He ralIrd h prac,ice.

Bar CIrv, May fs.--sir complaints
we're made yesterday against ssIoonis,s
who are alleged 10 have kept their
places open isst Sunday. One Of the
victims Il an alderman who, the ether
night, voted IN favor OF enforcing the
llanor law. r. 10 said that the police
hs We . long lies Of complaints Jet 10 be
NADIA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13

Clsvss Meadows and Pastures in BAD
Condition Owing to Frosts-

Condition Owing to Frests-
LAsaxs. May ls.--The monthly crop
report fer Nay. Issued from the state
department todav. shows the condition
OF the wheat crop IN The southern
counties IN - per cent. central 81 and
northsru 81. and that the amount
piovsd up In the state by reason Of
winter killing or other causes amounts
70 10 Der semi Of the area Gown last
tall. Clover mssdows and past ures are
reported IN bad condition, owing 10 the
dry. frcesing and thawing weather IN
March and April. Apples promise 81
and peaches IS per cent Of an average
crop. There were !. 069 .634 bushels OF
wheat reported marketed IN the month
OF April. and Is, 81. ASP bushels IN the
nine nlonths, August to April; which 10
2o3. ld6 bushels more than during the
same period last year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
u HUNGRY FOR REVENGE.
Yet Fears to Meet the colored Crook
Whom He Betrayed.

Apx1Ax, May 12.-wiliiam Hitch
cock, for robbing store, was sentenced
yesterday TO Jackson prison for seven
years. Butler, the colored convict who
recently gave Warden DAVIS so much
trouble, was convicted by this man
turning states evidence, and Hitch
cock begged the judge to send him to
Ionia. where he would be out of the
reach Of Butler, desperate man, hold
ing human life very cheap. Hitch
cock swsars TO kill the man Carter, on
whose evidence he was convicted, when
his time il up, provided, of course,
Butler does not kill him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13

City Treasurey's ofnee.
Grand Haeies. Mich April n. ISL
Notice n hereby ssven that the assessment
ron fer The r~psv.nG Of Css9 street
frs8 Eas- Leonard street to Sweet STREET
hands and that VIII receive payBent thereon
for the reried Of twenty asys from this dare.
81 the cffcs Of ebe Civ Treasurer City Hail
WILLIAM HtKF.
ray. City Treasures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
Michigan Man Killed in Ohio.

owosso, May l2.-word has reached
here that Eugene Prcndergast, brake
man of this city, was run over by .
train at Columbus, O.. yesterday. He
died soon afterward. His remains will
be brought here for burial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
Unknown Wanderers Run Over.

LAKE LINDEN, May 1.-TWO unknown
men were INSTANTLY killed here yester-
day afternoon by being run over by
tram on the Hecla 4 Torch Lake rock
road. They were strangers in the
vicinity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13

Bad Rcads-New Chureh-Gcod Wheat
and Fruit Crops.

wAYIAsp, May l2.-Ths farm
srs in this vicinity are behind in
soving spring grain. Seine of the
lev lxnds are saonerged, max
10 The reeds sinsst lmpasssbss.--~A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
TAUGHT INNOCENCE TO STEAL.
And Like Dickens Famous Character
They Came to Grief.

MAxIsrEx, May 12.-William Wig
gins and Anna Cole have been convict
ed Of training wiggins young daughter
to steal from stores. Their place was
recently raided and lot OF plumber
recovered, including gold watch.
This morning Virgins was sentenced to
the house Of correction for nine months
and Anna TO nine months 1T Jackson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13

pkoBAyE oRpKR--snse Of Michsrsp. oeua
Il oSk~At -. Ata esskicn Of TIE Probate
Court ier SAID county OF keut. Mid az the Pro-
tate cGnce. In tho city ct 1rApd RsnidA ca The
Ieth Gar Of May. IA SAC year one thouss I'd
eight tunarsa sne ltnety tee,
Present. cyrus 5. Psfklns. JeAze Of Probote,
insss EA{tes eStss sstste q
Meetiuer ". panfsrth nsstrstor Of
SAID estate. having reassrsa - this ceurt <is
epal standardization scseaat;
IL II eresrel that Frl<ks. the 10Th day 81
June. III. ~ ten e'cisek IN the fereneea. at
sot1 PROBATE e3cA 10 Appointed Ter e.sms.
natter ana SHOW Anee Of saiA account
And IL - further err cred. ssat Gerry ~ this
preyieus 70 said dsy Of hearing. IN the Grand
Rapids Hero3d. \ daily newspaper printed apd
oireulatiuG In said equity II Kent.
CYRUS r. pEshlNs.
Judge Of PrebsfeA 2
"A true ecpy)
AposSa b. &Asox. Register. 3u2
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13

"Great Scott, Tom! what does this
meant" ~
ut means the family next door keeps
. poodle, and my folks are bound to
be up with the fashion. Life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

pk0SATE 0RDER--Ssase Of Xichixan .csu..
~ OF Kent. 81. Al session Of The IRE
bate Court ~: sAsd county of keaf. held ~ HE
Probate once. in the city Of SrAcd Rapids. On
the 10th day OF Nav. in the year ore
thousand eight hundsed ana ssnsty tao.
Present. Cyrus Z. rerGns Jusge O. Probate
In the matter ef the estate ef
GUT S, w4sEEN. d~csaesd-
On resdikr snd TIE the p<t;tsca. 6E.y YER;
ded. Of Msrs.r.sr ~. Daefofkh. ADM. aisfvatas
Of sasd elists .rsyiD1 lkis cesrs for issesst
and anthem L. Derrsw money ~ Why q
mortgage upea the re<l estate Il ss,d do
ceased. fer ths reassns ard plryosss therein
set forth:
~ Is ordered that Monday. the 9Th dsy Of
Jons. 1892. as ten o'clock in the ferencc1
III said pfcbaf eface. be appointed for the assr-
IN saio petitisr. aad that the heirs At Law af
said deceased. and all persshs interested In
said estate appear before said coert. al ssiS
time and place. 10 shsw eauae viz . isceasr
shsuid not BE Granted TO said admiaistrafcr
TO iaortsass reai estste ~ prSyed ios ir aid
petition.
And tits further ordered. that = COSY sfthis
order b pubjtGned tkrec suggestive wceksb bro
ytous 10 said GaY Of hearing. In the Grstd
Rapids Htepld nSsiiy newspaper printed an1
eireulstfne insaid county Of keai
,,., ciauS < PERKINS
ApcIrs \. xAsss. assisser. tasr la
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13

Lily White Flour N4
Ia made frem tho choicest wheat. M
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-08-18
snIt Morkcrs strIke.

HUTCHINSON, Kan, Aug i6.-Scven-
ty.hvc men employed as scrapers at the
salt works have struck and more Of
them will go out The men claim that
they have for years been working
twelve hours n day for $3.50 per day
when by the laws of the state ten hours
Is a days work. They demand Is cents
an hour for the extra two hours. r. X.
Price, president Of the Kansas Salt Co,
said in substance II the company has to
pay 81. 30 per day IL will mike the cost
Of salt so high It would have to shut
down the plants. lie said they We're
selling about onc'half tho salt manu-
featured at less than cost
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-08-18
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
Dickinson County, kas.
STATE OF KANSAS, GO.
Dickinson County,

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the following described
lands and town lots situated in the county of Dickinson and
State of Kansas or so much thereof be necessary for
that purpose, will,