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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-24
Ner,,ttt6teS.

9lus Oetroit. Minn. pirb cine brei>
fade Morbtbat beridtet, uelde in Sil>
per 2eaf, iieben Meilen 0itlid pon Tras
GET Gitp, k8eder Gountp, am letten
Samitas Mbenb poubra9t murbe. SIM
!6aule bes S. SO. Yan Sidler lag ein
0iertel Bier auf, moran ii9 ,ueitere
s,pei Mdnner labten, gbmarb Buel, Der
&ne9t, unb Grant 8. Bromn, elm eet>
ct bon Yrofeiiion. ber aber bic letten
bier Wo9en III Der 0tdbe BON 0an Sid>
lers Tarm tampirte unb berSaso oblas.
SIM 2aufe bes Mbenbes, unsefdbr 10
l1br, fam San Sidler nit leiner Jrau
in @ortwediel unb brobte iie gu eridies
gen, tporauf bieie ui@iebe uur ;u" autz
,portete. gr bolte leinen &euoluer, feus
erte uno brad ibr bas 9anoselent, mo-
rauf ii6 bic Trau in bic Slide fii9tete.
Gon Sidler nabm bann 8romn's Bins
DIETER &ife, feuerte sweimal i@neu nud
chamber auf feline Trau, bic aud toot
sillammenbra9. Ct brebte ii3 bann,
uno i@ob auf Bromn, oer ii3 nit elmer
8unoe il, Der redten Suite in bas
S9lafsimmer 1i@tete. Danu eridoB
iid Ban Sidler ielbit. Giferiudt ioa
Der slnlab su oer Gra9Dbie semeien iein.
Sn 9omeiteao mnroe am Sonntas
na9 elmer lansen anoauernoen Bera>
tbuns Der Strife Der gilenarbeiter fir
beenbet ertldrt, uno bic uielen iest ar
beitsloien oaran Setbeilisten meroen,
.1pie 0iele uor ibnen, aussefunben babeu,
oaB oasTett INNER nod oben ldmiu,nt.
0iel 8lut, Seben unb @ut 1T uerloren
sesansen, aber bic @elomadt triun,z
pbirt, ,uie INNER.
Sn @iumar, Ntinn. brad in, bortis
ger Wfcr1antS Qotel mor9ens frnge 9
|llbr IN Dampfmaid dinens9 9taume Tener
aug, BON no IS i'd, mad benz tritteu
Stod,perfe ausbreitete, beDor bic Teuers
,pebr an Srt unb Stele selansen tonn:
te. ,Das 6otel mar poQ (Sdite, bic aQe
nit Dem yeben bacon tanlen, aussenom>
men @eit Some, elm alter tii9ti9er gn>
sineer Der g'reat @ortbern Sabn, ber
toot penise Sup pon ieinem 3immer.
9efunoen muroe. Man rief i'm, ipbalo
oas Teuer entoedt ,uuroe, oa CT aber
idwerb0ris mar, 10 meint man, oaB ct
ben &uf ni@t sebOrt bate. gSare ct in
ieinem 3immer aeblieben, 10 batte ct iein
Qeben erbalten, ba bas feuer bemeii itert
wurbe uno,oie äidteiten, 100 ct ii@t
aufbielt, unberiibrt bliebcn. gerluit
$l5, 900; ober bur@gerii9eruns 9coedt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-24
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OFBROWN.
~ ss- In Probate Court, Special Term. Nov. 1st,

GTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF BROWN.
~ ss.- In Probate Court, Special Term, Nov. 1st,
1892 ..,1 ...
In the Matter Of tho Estate of Phillip Gross
deceased:f .5..
On reading and fling the petition OF Sophie
Gross, OF Brown Co., Mnn representing, among
other things, that Phillip Gross late OF Brown
County. Minnesota, ON the 14th day OF October
A. D. 1882, Mt the hospital for Insane ut st. Peter,
Mimi. died intestate and being resident OF this
County at the time Of his death. leaving goods,
chattels and estate within this County, and that
the said petitioner is the widow OF said deceased.
and praying that administratiOn OF said estate be
to f. G. X och OF New Uln, Minn., granted:
1t is ordered that snid petition be heard before
tho Judge OF this Court Monday. the 18th day OF
Dec. A. D. 1892 ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the Pro-
bate O1lcein said County; E ~, 5.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the heirs Of said deceased and to all persons in
terested. by publishing n copy Of this order once
in each week for three successive weeks prior to
said day Of hearing, in the FoRTscHRlrT weekly
newspaper printed and published at the City Of
New Tim in said County.
Dated Mt New Ulm, Mimi, the list day Of Nov.
A. d. 1892.
BY tle Court,
lL,Sl ERNST BRANDT.
- Judge Of Probate.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-24

@ic es beiBt miro cs cine bet eriten
acknowledgement (?) bes na@iten
Demotratiiden Gonsreiies iein, orei
ucue Eerritor,en, III ,ueldcn ibre Eartei
eiuc Mebrbeit beiitt, in ben Buub aufz
sunebme',, I'M ii3 oaourd nod mebr it,
ocm errunsenen &csierunssiattcl gu be-
feltioen. s,a .g
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-24
au6 sebaut ,peroen; bas sole ,uirb rpeis
ter tein Mort 81 iasen baben uno bat
,ueiier nidts gu tbun, ais gu sablen.
Gil, oMener 8rtet.

"
Sen. @eaper ianote an Gaubened,
bem Woriiter bes Mationalz Gomites Der
0oltspartei.. folsenben 8rief: +.
$50 miinibe hermit our@ Sie an
bic Meformfreunbe oes sansen eanbes
tur3 einise Worte 81 ri@ten. lluiere
sroBe iunse Yartei bat obne @elbunterz
tatunS einen beneioenswertben @ubm
[ i9 ermurbe,1 ,lnb iberral@enbe grrun>
seni4aiten am Stimmtalten er3ielt. Nls
elm @eiultat Der letten 8abl 1T es auBer
3meiiel seieet, baB mir bic ausi@lasses
benbe Stimme I'M Ser. Staaten Senat
in 6dnbem baben ,peroen nnb bab bic
Q(u3abl unierer Mnbdnser i'm @eprdienF
tantens6auie uerooppelt 1uurbe; mir
gemannen bic @ontroQe in eini9enStaatsz
resierunsen, baben bic ausi@lassebenoe
Stimme in foit elmer Msebrbeit Der Staa<
ten Der Union, llnb es 1T uns 9elun9en,
einen @eiit Der politil@en llnabbansigz
feit in benz 0olte bes Norbpeitens sll
erueden, ber in 3utunft nidt mebr uns
beriidii@tist selaiien peroen tann. DAP
Die bemotratii9e Bartei sur Ma@t fam,
bat iie elmer serpaltisen &eattion, beiien
bin i'd ii4er, uno ni6t einein freien l1rz
tbeile bes amer,tanii@en Bottles 81 perz
banfen. Die TIbrer oer triumpbirenben
Yartei iino obne enti@ieoene MaBreseln,
aussenommen bic cine, ndmli6 jeoe Sbee
pon @eform innerbalb Bet &eiben ibrer
eisenen Mnbdnser uie bes Voltes i'm
MQeemeinen nit perd@tlider DiBa6>
tung gu 5ebanbfln. Die neile Resie=
runs mirb Bic brei sroBen Streitfrasen
ber mobernen 3eit, 9anb, @elo uno
Transportation betreffenb, isnorieren
unb teinen @criu@ aniteuen, irSeno
eine berielben gu loien. Sa, es miro
Iosar bic san3e @ewalt ber neuen 9te>
sieruns ba3u ansemanot, UNI @efornen
in oieien ,pi@tisen Mnselesenbeiten gu
ue,binbern. Das brin9enoe @erlansen
bes Woltes na9 freier @ilber<prdsuns
,pirb i9mdbli9 iibersansen unb neue
6inberniiie benz freien @ebrau3e oes
tueiBen Weetaues 3meitelsobne III ben
qSes selest. Groe bes 2ebren bes Nnz
brem Sadion ,pirb es europaii&en 4riz
itotraten erlaubt ieiu uniere inansieQen
MaBreseln su bittiren. Die jeeisen
gu itdnbe seben BET 9roben Trase nod
cine b6bere @idti9feit namlid -lou
bas @elo bes Qanocs cine seletli@e
@eloaussabe ieiu unb ber Mertb beilelz
ben pom Der @esierung controQirt merz
ben, ober ioQ es un9eietlib iein uno
,nter bet @ontroqe oer BantzGorpora>
tionen iteben- cine Tra9e, gu beren go
luns bic, @erbaltni6e unsebeuer ordnsen
unb bic Situation gu elmer Der mi9tis>
iten MAIDEN. llnlere Bartei ma@tc ,br
Gri9einen gar ni@t gu triib. SD er*
.parte 3uueri9tli9, ooB bic Orsaniia>
tionsz unb Belebrun9sorbeit in allen
Staaten nit potter Gnersie meter be-
trieben pirb. Das Telo lit unier, ,nb
mir ma0en es obue gersns beieten." !"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-24
ANDREW J. ECKSTE|N,
g.r1 @isentbln,er Der
&ipnier Mpot9ett
Stem ulm, Minn.

T. 9}em l1lm, Wfinn. -"~f
Mebi3inen, Gbemitalien, Goilettenar>
titeln, Yarfiimerien, Tarben, Del, Gir<.
nii7en, Glas, Ba9er, S@reibmateria>
lien pnb M}ulitin itruncnte itets in GROCER
Mus,pabl an 2ager. ..5s,.s
@eeepte na3 mebi3inii@en &eseln nit
sr6bter gorii@t ansefertist. g..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21
IN HONOR OF ST. MARY.
The New Parochial School to be Opened
Today.

The New Parochial School to be Opened
Today.
st. Mary's new parochial school
building will be duly dedicated this
afternoon. The st. Joseph s6ciety and
the different branches of the C. n. B.
A. will meet at st. Joseph's casino at
1870 and will start in pr recession at 2 TO
march to the residence OF Bishop
Richter on Sheldon street for the pur-
pose of escorting him to the new school
building. The line of march will ex-
tend to West Bridge street, where they
will be Joined by the Polish societies,
thence through Bridge, Canal, Monroe
and Sheldon streets. The PROCESSION
will be headed by band and William
Drueks will act a. marshal of the day.
They will return to the school building
about o'clock where dcdicatory SER
mon will DO delivered. The interior OF
the building has been beautifully dec
Grated for the occasion with evergreens
and flags. The building Is completed
ready for occupancy with the except
ION Of placing the seats. This - ex-
pected to be done Monday and school
will probably begin in the new building
on Tuesday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

HRou A cEAxpsc,. or PATRICK HENRY
You ask for sentiment for the birthday Of
Washington would respond that Re was BE-
yond doubt the Father of His Country. WilhoGt
Washington CT The head Of the contineafai
army aud his influence over congress ara Ia
France our independence would not have tcen
v-or; without his influence In tho federal con-
vention Of lTS7 the United States constitution
v ouid not have hcen agreed on: without lis IN
dccrec over the states 1t would net have been
adopted. and without his strong WIN ara
patriotic purpose II would IA al probability
have never been successfully launched To him
re are indebted for the Inauguration q .
policy distinctly American. under which We
have had q truly great DEVELOPMENT The rsore
study him The more am impressed with his
greatness When We IS \ people ccAse to re.
vcrc his memory No win have become rr-
worthy OF the free institutions hs established
Tor US In camp and council Eor can we duly
honor Ria except by taking o. our chart his
noble and patriotic words and deeds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

oov. pAcp. OF yrnxoxr.


The world has come 20 value breadth cf
character moro than brilliancy OF EFFORT How
comprehensivei How succcssfulf These are
the oil important questions. Tnsse arc tho
tests which should be applied IN estimating
character.
Napoleon was the moro brilliant general. but
would 10 have brought the issues between tho
colonies and the mother country 70 - success.
ful termination As did Washington?
Webster was the more brilliant statesman.
but would he have piioted the fraii bark Of the
colonies through those uncxplored seas OF the
Grst quarter OF century Of their existence
With that uncrrfng judgment which character
tied tho administration Of washingtons Not
America alone but The civilized world answer
IN emphatic No
However great the emergency. ~ roe 70 Il
grandly. However important tho position. he
flied Il IN Q manner which commands growing
admiration. As matter Of practical states
mansh;p. Of unseinsn patriotism, OF public In
tegrity. OF organizing executive force, no char.
rctcr. ancient or modern, IL % profitable fos
the study Of the youth Of this ecneration -
that Of George Warrington. and II r. eminent
~ filthy that VIC keep green the memory OF his
grand achievements BY honoring The snuiverl
uary OF hts birth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

Is What the Protective Brotherhood
ASSOCIATION propose TO have at their
first entertainment to b held II
Germauia hail, Wednesday evenine
February "a. They are sparing NO eE
pcnse IN their preparations, and are
determined 70 make the occasion
memorable one. The association may
be and is young in years but they pro.
pose TO see 10 IL that their entertain.
ment will have none of the ear narks
Of hastely gotten up affair. Every.
thing has been carefully looked 20. and
this their first annual. will Be amply A
one. There are no tickets soid that
cannot Be vouched for. and the utn,osl
care has been taken to have nothing
Objectionable to mar the festivities.
The following is the program for the
evening, which will be strictly carried
out. and the i've minutes' cold fiiddhns
by Brother Nate Mccker will not Il
skipped. If yor are in for . jolly
time, don't miss connections. but bug
your tickets At once.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

GOV. cHAsE, or INDIANA
Gov. Chase, Of Indiana. replied ~ lcngth. he
said:
n my boy should ask ne for > rrle Of action ia
life that would unite him 70 God would say 70
him: "aead the New Testament. ny son. with
great care"
AFTER having pcrused It II he should cast anout
for an cxemplihcafion Of its teachings, ana were
to ask for perfect model, could cot point hin
TO even beloved apostle" brt would point
him to Jesus Christ ~ the only model. perfect
end completes
So, II he were TO ask mo for rule Of lifo IS On
American citizen SHOULD urge him to study
tho Declaration Of Independence and The Goa
etitution Of the United States.
After he had passed IN examination satisfso-
tory 70 both Of Us snd should express desire %
Be informed Is to peefecs model Of American
citizenship, cor!d point TO scores Of men who
would excmpl1fy the Claim and be entirely salts
fsctory TO mo In al respect and yet know
they would not bc acceptable . Thousands Of
others. and 40 would b forced to cal his a.
tention 70 one man. 70 whom no possible excep-
ton eould be taken BY anyoue, n0rth, south.
east or west and would say:
my son. your model Of true citizenship un-
der our 'declaFntioo Of rzghts' must be George
washington. Of whom Il has teen truly said
that he was nrst In war, nrst In peace and 0rst
IN the hearts Of his countrymeu."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21
LATE ADJUSTMENTS


eee@eeee~@~
Tho unfortunate pressure Of matter
compels bot moments consideration
of alabama" which held the hearts
Of an excellent audience 1T Powers
last night. It 10 easy to understand
why people everywhere are proclaim
ing praiees for this play. It il play
with the people and Of the people. No
Shakespeare, Dickens or any OF the
numbsTless romancers have succeeded
in getting further into tho hearts Of the
great constituency Of this world than
has Augustus Thomas in his poem Of
love in Alabama" Who 20 frm that
could not look upon this conflict OF
southern hearts without being seduced
into sympathy. II was IN impress.
s,vs sermon bonntiful IN its lessons
and deeply touching in that affiliati0n
OF nature which makes us all kin. The
characters are all typical Of the cline
in which the action takes place. Il u
= play of today. play that u success
fui ilccause there IL nothing that is
artificial, that is STACEY. The stage is
forgotten. and people como to US whom
We know and whose eympethies are
ours. II is because alabama 10 near
10 as. dear to us, because al must b
better for having seen it, that il il 90
successful. It 10 full Of the priceless
jewels OF love. The cast was very
st.ong. Mr.. +. C. Bangs lived and
breathed - old Col. Preston,a perfect
southern gentleman who could not
forget the unhapplness and mis-
fortune OF the war in bis old age.
Stella Teuton rs Casey Preston was O.
natural "A the flowers aimDl4 full of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

cgwmRBD Augxg.nsAnx. sAys mAyun
GRAxx
n glorious ~ q February shcu14 80 eAes>
iahsA anniversary n ow iAna Wha;evee
serves 70 insptre pstx3oszn fookng n ~ yon1Gce
generations or revives Il n ne older Is ecne-
ft 70 cur frse sEsritrticuR 70 ns mind no&hine
could hc of more seryice n this direction IAan
ths ohscrvapce a. ne 80. whica directs ~
Sention 70 the toffy patriotism. ereAs STATES.
manship. kleh idesis ard wonderful forekiShs 81
the Fathcr Of Our Coansry. Hts dsso$cd edorts
70 secure the blessings 81 liberty - tpoo It liz
time and their poste-ssy arc made pAsin 70 Us IN
the story of fh0ss dayx and the sbilsty With
which he men u that TINE dispoeca a the
problems IN haad I'D provided fcr snosc 70
como ere equally sp1izrcas in ths decisFatfoa Il
Independence ard n tho constitution Of Gre
United States. Tie anniversary Of WesAteg
tons birth nad these documents are tho fitting
foundns1Sn OF ccrcmoaics OF ccietraSlon- Thea
let the superstrscture Be ss festive aad joycus
e possible.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

Lizzie Maher, mention Of whom vas
made yesterday morning - being in :
dangerous condition from injuries re-
csived from falling icicles, died yester.
day morning. She was 10 years old,
and was the daughter Of Mishsel Ma
her OF No. 80 Jefferson street. The
accident happened about two weeks
ago, - she was stepping from the
door. An icicie dropped from the
roof and struck her On The head.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

LoxpoS, Feb 2o.--The oizicial report
Of the Dauish veterinarian on the
recsns outbreak IN London of foot and
mouth dissase among cattle, satd 10
b from Denmark, concludes with The
esessmsus thai i 4 ncs posmhle that
ths eontaeiou was con tsAcssd in Dem
mark of absasd chip and thai Is Il
probable that the cattle oecams
infected Ia Ne tsIington market.
This sopest confirms the view
of the vetesiaeuaa atooehed - Ne
AmeBcen eoaenlees ~ London thai
~ Gosne 81 ne dlsoase we're impoFted
10 Faw h31es froaa 0ssNaay. and y ~
aceeedAuee with the fact that aniutAts
have teen attacked IN tnGiand uhteh
peves enne ~ contact WA paneh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

The quseases q issuing oll3 .ooeef 81
ditianAl School besds nsusk spoa -
$1,000 upoa - The council. The boasd
q sducatinn hes already rseommsndsd
thai such . loan ~ made and asked
Ne so-opasation 1t the ceoneil - that
ed. The proceeds frem ths sale ef
shs honds Il 70 b used for additional
seheei buiidinga Thee baiIdinGs. OF
additional room. are demanded By the
very large and stsadily increasing
number Of school children IN Grand
Rapids. II any evidence Of the rapid
incrssss Of our population vas needed
70 convince any person Of its reality. .
rsfsTsncs 70 the yearly school census
would b amply suficisnt. At the
ssms time the increasing Of the city's
debt BY more than hundred thousand
dollars 10 . serious nnstter, and should
bs carefully considered By citizens -
well - those entrusted With ths re-
sponslbiIity Of issuing the bonds. Dur
'ng the past two years the city's debt
Aas increased very rapidly and prae-
tieally without opposition from any
quarter. The opinions Of few citizens
are given today, bat none condemns the
eropossd loan. The members compfls-
ing the board Of education are prac-
teal business men and there seems to
Be general Willingness to accept their
judgment regarding the necessity and
policy Of school matters. II 70 probable
thai the bonds will b ordered Issued
By The council without oppositiou.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

FAILING uro pssuEruDs," sArs aANz.u
GARLAND.
believe washirgtou's birthday should hare
. moro general and definite otscrvance. II
looks ~ II tho celebration Of the day were fall
ing into dcsuctude. Now. rs much % any other
time, We need the concentration OF public atten-
ton on figure in tho worid's history, associated
with the most pregnant epoch In the develop
ment Of tho history OF human liberty. Washing
ton was peculiarly man Cited for the admira-
ton and ycneration Of pcstertty. In no other
character Of history whose life was crowned
with glitfer1ng success was there such com
bination OF military sasacity. civil pride and
patience In distress - In his
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

Grand Rapids l. being thoroughly
and effectively advertised BY those who
are working for the interests Of the city
and il industries. The improvement
board has since Ifs organization sent
out II, 900 pieces Of mail matter, large
portion Of which went 10 manufactur-
err. Responses TO many Of these circu.
lars ara nov being received by The &C.
fotary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

foDAr 1t ; p m the junketapg
eongressmen viii vi&t The Armour
mission sd afterwards attend > rscep-
ton rendered BY the Press club Of
Chicago. me program - puhlishsd
doea not include : slsit 70 any Of the
churches, bus Of coufss our congress
men viii not faI - attend church and
Sunday school.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

COW Yxn1r. o. wAszrxorox.
Gov Ferry, Of Washington. sends strong
sentiment, 90 follows:
At the close Of thc present century the Cnited
States viii DO tho greatest and most powerful
nation In the world May tho intelligence, vir-
tue and patriotism OF her citizens Be commep-
surate with the greatness Of the nation
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

About o'clock yesterday morning.
Matthew NcCarty had his arm badly
hurt in . runaway. The ambulance
carried him from the Fulton street
crossing Of the Lake Shore and Michi-
gan Southern railroad 90 HE bsotner's
saloon. No. 81 south Division street,
from which place he WAS taken 10 HE
home, corner Of Stuart avenue aud
eouth Division street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

Az THE wait of the congressnseu ~
Chicago ian't in the nature Of funeral
tour. 1t 10 expected that the delegation
will keep toleTabiy sober.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

esnf. etoos annaaiiy. - = ~ inst
the city no. pazs oomsthsDg like
o31eo per year Cor r,lnea1 e buildinGs
whsxs thar are no nehee1s - where
room is lacking. and that ths snn viii
have to b increased il the nesr future
Il no pev build,ngs are erected.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

WARD McALLls1xR has decided 10
cut New York's siided circle down 70
$50. II might ~ interesting 10 know
just how much longer the public will
tolerate the antics OF this iusutferable
snob.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

TUE Prince OF Wales IL coming to
visit Niagara Falls. II Edward dis
plays his usual skill during his visit, he
will probably own the plant when he
goes away.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21
@AN

Gov SrEMrsc. or VEST vncuIA
Washington 10 nearer the heart Of . gresseI
nulhber Of Americas than any other uAn 81
ths past or present Nothing IN politics a
party strffe loses him the Affection Ct ary
His achievements. considering his surround
ings and resources. have never been ecua'cd
Nay the day never come when be viii cease Y
be regarded - ''The rather Of Our Country
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

- hia, ed be viii hst1ss spDrsciaAs
tbeas privileges and viii ~ bettss
eeee1 fes The great hsttls Of hfs i he
advssesnsas - gsinsd ~ hp own pr
soaai eRorts. The bird that learns -
brsase t9e gale and clsave with Iusty
pinion TIE iimitisss realm Of n AR 10
SrsndsE. noblsF creature than all the
psmpese1 dsriinss thai sing in gilded
enRoa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

Swiss lambs wool rests worth Sl.e5 Rc
on the - cent counter 1t Kidder 4 Co.'S
this week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

The State Bank OF M,chisan Of Grand
Rapids have bought Of l.. N. Cary one
OF the ceiebrsted Cary sale Co.'s screw
door sales, airo ono Of their - bold
vaults making The hne4t outlit that can
be made.