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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-28
Some One Was Careless.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. ga passen-
ger train on the Western railroad of Ala
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-28

he Fee 1.-Two has just received an immense
line OF ladies, misses and chiidrens underwear
which they are selling cheaper than ever.
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MONEY TO LOAN.


MONEY TO LOAN ON. IMPROVED CITY
IVA and farm property. VIM de Lacy, Seeadv.
MONEY To LOAN ON IMPROVED FARM
IA and city property at reasonable rates OF
interest Steele & Clements.
MONEY no LOAN-A. ~. fALMEk SEE
4u adv. pages.
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WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
IL, q. Wilbur ....... Palace Hotel. San Francisco
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-28

IDAHO.
]. l.. Pritchard. Pend d'Oreills
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UTAH.

COLORADO.
Smith l. on....,....... $40 Sixteenth ST., Denyes
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SITUATION WANTEn-BY PROFESSIONAL
y nurse; will go anywhere in the city or coun-
" II desired. Mrs. II. I. Lyons, room as
Denver block, r.
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SITUATION WANTED AS HOuSEKEEPER
- for a widowor. Mrs. X. q. Lyons, room 70
Denver block.
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SITUATION WANTED - BY COMPETENT
~ dressmaker sewing BY the day In private
family. Address Sewing, Independent Office.
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FoUND-P0CKETBOOK. OWNER CAN
nave same by calling at this Office, proyinp
property and paying for this adv. 'o'"s
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Fresh Fruits and yeeetablss.
Oysters.
Poultry.

Fresh, " s50 An
N Y. Counts in bulk, % !, 0OO.... IL 90
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
kMuSEMENTS.

As satisfactory an arrangement Of
mechanical realism az has been seen on
the stage of the Grand - the scene in
the third act OF "A Barrel OF Money"
showing the ron works. The maChln-
cry ls discovered IN motion with pom
derous drive wheel IN the center % the
stage. The cl maX of the scene IS
reached when one of the interruptions
sche.ners IA the action OF the niece
seizes the soubretie Roxy and places
Der on the main belt and sets the drive
wheel In motion. OF course she IS res
oueG In the nick OF time. but the sltua-
ton "a intensely interesting and arouses
genuine enthusiasm at every perform
aucs.
A good average business is the rule
az smiths theater. The program now
current vii be repeated ia fuii az the
matinee this week.
Everything that Richard Mansfield
says pertaining % the stage ard Soc
drama IS 50 colOred Vlth the errst.ci SID
and egolsm 81 the man taat Is usraI y
ev0kes shsrp criticism from the rress.
Nj. Mansfield ia q crank in some res.
pects. bot the rad cal grounds upon
which be- demands reform 10 the
drama shows th0t no s sincere and
does not write RIh any personal ssii
interest IL a6vertis ng ldes 81 heart
The entertainment gwen hv TIE
Hvers' Colared comedy company p
GOOD Temp.ars hal u the McMu ier
block asst evening ss novel fn its wsF
sd Won tie heariie-t sVns 81 spprcc
Stfon from tae audience present Ihs
/ Flyers, by toe way, we're one Of ta'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
IN FOR THE SHOOT.
Sergeant Richmond to Compete for Place
on the State Shoot

Sergeant Richmond to Compete for Place
on the State Shoot.
Sergt. Charles f. Richmond of Com
panY b, one of the special detail for
the rifle range at the state encamp-
ment of militia, has received the fol-
lowing letter from Lieut.-Col. r. III.
Slllman, assistant Inspector-general of
the First brigade, NJ. 5. T.:
DEAR SIR-You are one of a number
from whom the rifle team will be Sc
lected to send to Fort Sheridan, ILL.,, in
be 200 yards off hand, 300 yards sitting
Or kneellng, 500 yards prone, head to-
wards the target; 600 yards in any au-
thorized position, and the sklrmlsh
with forty rounds. The competition
lasts one week and all expenses will be
paid by the state. Can you go If Sc
lected? Can you practice till then at
the above mentioned ranges?
Mr.. Richmond will begin immedi-
ately his practice shooting, forwarding
daily his record to Colonel Sillman, and
hopes 10 be one of the men selected to
shoot with the state team. His record
at camp was as follows:
one hundred yards, 50 per cent; zoo
yards. 80 per cent; 800 yards. y per
cent; 500 yards, y per cent; skirmish,
- per cent.
This gives Mr.. Richmond marksman's
place In straight shooting and sharp
shooters IN the skirmish, and should
he be selected to compete in the ma
tlonal contest, the Grand Rapids guards
will have no cause TO be ashamed of
her marksman. This record IS one OF
the highest made IN the Second regi-
ment and was scored by officers of the
Fourth infantry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

The Ponce Capture q Number c. Sports
~ Play.

The Po-lee Capture Number @ Sports
~ Play.
Lieutenant nurley aud Ofhoers
Mooney, Malaily, Mad gan and Brown
last night 81 il - ralded tie gambling
nouse over Prank Latta's saloon, on
Pearl street and arrested the following
persons who were found a tae room
Ounce Mllisms, /. K. Wilson. George
0TOman. J. Lemls. sam Betson, l..
Hart, sam Felsk, Lewis Neln, john
DeYereGuX, Guy Johnson, Frank Lang
don, Is. HauoergeT, X. A. Van Alsoerg,
Joseph Barnes, A. j. Charters, Frank
Hendrlck, Bert Lincoln, Ross Foster,
new acquisition 10 the police force
was sent latO tue room 10 gel pointers
a. TO the situation, and he reported 90
the lieutenant that games We're ia pro
gress. The officers tnen made a rush
through Lstta's saloon and reached tae
room by the rear stairway. They
gained entrance without any difficulty.
Upon entering the room the officers
found several persons engaged ia
faro aud poker, and a complete
gambling oatut met their gaze.
About 5000 poker chlps and large
Sums u A4bArf were ANNuA On TIC
tables. Guy Johnson was IN tue act If
dealing. The disturbance caused 10y
the officers rushing through the saloon
attracted the attention OF some of those
who were engaged in the game and
supposlng a ugnt was ln progress in
the room below they had arisen from
their seats and We're about
TO start down stairs. When the
officers were met and recognized,
grand stampede ensued. They
were all cOrraled, however, but
II Is said that two escaped through the
window and dropped 10 the street.
Those arrested were taken TO head
quarters, and each gave BAH for hls ap-
pearance III court TINS morning for ex-
animation. The case keeper and faro
layout were taken by the officers 10
headquarters 10 be placed in evidence
at the examination. The remainder Of
the outfit Was not taken, as Il was
thought enough evidence could be pro-
duced IN court without it,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
Iones Lost Ills Watch.

J. c. Jones OF White Cloud came
10 the city yesterday. lie went 10
John Tierney's saloon on Kent street.
lie met George Thompson and Phillip
Cummings. They drank considerable
1mskey. Jones got drunk first. When
he arrived here he carried a gold
watch. Thompson and Cummings saw
IL. They Tiled him up hbeIsly. lie
m ssod his gold watch and fqucaled 20
the detectives. Detectives smith and
BARR arrested Thompson and Cum
mngs The officers found tho watch
m an outhouse. The prisoners and the
complainant were locked up ~ police
headquarters. Jones is neld az a wit
ness and the other two on q charge OF
larceny from tine person.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

There u something remarkably fas-
cinaang about the innocent obtuseness
OF the democratic csmpaigusrs. They
are cheerful fellows, and can see a
rainbow hanging above every cloud,
no matter how DARK Is may be. That
Il Why 80 many Of them are chasing
the gorgeous thing, no two going IN the
same direction. LA the Chicago con-
veution the most spirited cnasers got
together and produced that remarkable
tariff s,rsddle which aroused she re Of
Henry Ns.tersou, Larry Neal and Tom
Johnson. For moment the brilliant
hued promise vas ohscured behind the
smlaE skirts - the s-ar-eyet goddess,
provoked 10 Vra.Ay demonstration by
the Incompatible emperor Of free trade
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
TnEY AEE AMAZED.

There - conservation and anlSxe-
neut IN the democratic camp over tue
report made ~ STATE Labor COmmls-
sloner Peck Of New York. The chair
man OF the democratic national COM
mittee refuses TO DC interview wed on the
sabiect and - unable 10 make any re-
ply 10 the damaging proofs presented
b. Mr.. Peek against free trade. Other
members OF the committee are speech-
less from surprise. The Tammany
men are astounded at the showing. and
express the hope that Mr.. Peck acted
upon his own responsibility. The dem
ocratic papers have ignored the report
and IN their partisan blindness have
refused 70 attempt 10 explain away
ita overwhelming logic. II viii
be remembered that the report
is by democrat, hostile to
the principles OF protection, and
that il shows that during the fret year
under the Mckinley bill there was .
net increase IN wages IN New York ex-
ceeding $4,000, 600, and that the net
value of productions exceeded that of
the year before over $50. 200, 900. There
Is absolutely no answer to be made TO
this proof, furnished by a democrat,
that protection increases wages, except
TO impugn ths honesty of the officer
making &c. His method of securing
data was fair and unprejudiced, and
his returns could be incorrect or exag-
gerated only by concert Of action on
the part Of those furnishing Informa-
ton. The democrats IN their extremity
have resorted 10 a contemplate subter-
fugo 20 weaken the force of
tins report. by representing that
tue returns from 5000 manufao-
turers, Of varying political afiiIia-
tons. were dOctOred IN the interest
Of protection. This subterfuge Is so
OBVIOUSLY absurd that it Will meet with
prompt disspproval by the intelligent
masses. Mr.. Peck Is too astute to be
deceived by such q conspiracy, If it were
possible, and his democratic friends
will make little Roadway IN the at
tempt 70 prove that ne prostituted his
high Office for the benefit of his party :
enemy The fact q incontroverhbly
established, BY democratic authority,
that protection Increases wages.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

gr.at.ng m0rs money THAI TIE govern
ment could rzise under reveuue pol
icy they denounced - be a fraut Bet
tnis woulta't phase ths democratic
chaser. he car d.stort such a. neon
s.sIeney into proof positive tnss dean
ocEatsc congress should he elected -
least Oh tue goose that lays shs golden
egg ana nna.iy 70 eat tie egg Itself. A
revenue policy limited 10 the Becessl-
Iles u a democratic congress viii bank
rupt the country inside u two years,
bat you can't make chaser believe g..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
HERE'S ONE MORE.

Mr.. AIRS of Kettle Falls Returns With
Proofs Of His City's Resources.
w. b. Aris of Kettle Falls IS IN town
again VITA new specimens of grams
and ores, coal, slate, and also new pho
tographs. The stock of the Grand Rapids
campany will now be placed On the mar
ket. a. l.. skinner takes three thousand
dollars worth of stock IN the company.
Mr.. Skinner has also bought twenty five
hundred dollars worth of lots at Kettle
Falls. The proceeds of this sale will SO
TO the new company. Mr.. skinner
will eventually make Kettle Falls MS
home
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
Il - Is Comrlesea.

The court house building committee
held its final meeting Yesterday after
noon aud settled all accounts incident
20 the construction 81 the building.
Asau evidence of 10 appreciation Of
the services Of superintendent Wood
ward it passed resolution thanking
d m for the allie msnupr IN winch he
surerntendod She construction of tbe
court house. All business vas satsfsc-
torlv settled snd the committee sd-
i0urnad sna dte
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
ANorHER souABBLE
rae Cry and the Street Railway Company
Again Coafict.

Agaln Io-l1lct.
The city marslal has served noLce
on the Street hallway company thst 4
must either lsy the curve On Gold street
ln accordance with the ordinance
passed by tue council or qult work
The ordinance as passed requires that
the rails shall be lad within TWO and a
hail feet OF me center OF tie street.
Inis, the city claims, Is not being COM
pied with. Ben ;. Hanchett, the COM
pany's secretary, when asked about
the matter, said: "Nr. Chapman has
received word from the elty marshal
that DC must stop work on tins curve.
do not think the city has posted itself
on tins pOlnt as well as Il might. lie
curve IL the same as al. Otner curves Ia
the city. When there IS 4 double track
IA = narrow street the outside track
must come close 10 the sidewalk IN or
der 10 make a curve that will not throw
the cars OF the track. III the cars could
turn M right angles we could keep
nearer 10 the center of the street. In
regard 70 the action OF the council
about the Canal street paving, Mr.. Han
chett said: ~ wish TO say that the
gravel put in tho street was only tenn
porarily. The Asphalt company has a
contract to keep the street in repair for
i've years. Its contract has not ex-
pred and we simply put the gravel IN
10 prevent horses lnjunng themselves
untl the Asphalt company repairs the
street IN accordance with It's agreement.
one of the morning papers infers that
We are indebted to the Asphalt com
pany for the work done between the
tracks. There is no truth whatever in
this statement, as have there on my
my desk u receipt IN full for all the
work done by the Asphalt company.
The company contracted to keep the
pavement IN repair for period of five
years. That contract applies to the
space between our tracks as well as
tLat mud for k,- ,,rorort,r nrutnnrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
scriptlons:
WILL GIVE A CONCERT.
Prof. Yerex VIII Entertain the Attendants
at the Institute.


at the Institute.
The attendance at the teachers in
stitute is still increasing, DDS members
having been present yesterday. Prof.
Mac Kibbin called tor a report in re-
gard 10 a question he gave out in peda-
gogue, the result being very sahsfac-
tory. In addition to the picnic at
Reeds lake, which took place yesterday
and was attended by nearly 100 of the
teachers, number of others are
planned. Tonight Prof. A. +. Yerex
of the West Michigan college Will give
concert in their honor. Among those
who will take part are: Prot. Landon
piano; James Paddon of the Paris con
servatory, violin; Miss Francis Cowles
piano; Mrs. Willis Merton Bryant, vocal
ist; James Ryan, violin; Chevalier De
kOutski, piano.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

most popular troupes Of TIE concert
eass travelling s lea years Rgsi. 4ae-T
program last evening contSsnaa naHy
spec "a les dat Wafe bright aid oile-
llal u tL.s generation q amusement
seekers. lae dr2matlzsUon II ape
LIME hlll cab w1lch concluded tae
program WAS tnrously humorous.
TIE entertainment wl4 bs repeated to-
nfnnf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

The c. r. 81 Directors Pass
Interest Due
ON lNTEREST-BEARlE6 BONDS
Negotiations Are Pending for a Refund
ms Of the Debt Al I-osgsI R4t4-No
Change ia Business.

The Grand Rapids & Indiana Rail
road company vii moi be abe H. pay
the seni-annual interest due on "a
bonds tomorrow and has deferred pay
ment The amount Is reported 70 be ia
the neighhorhood o. Sloo, 900. Snd while
tie funds could be obtained % meet Il.
i has been thought best by the alrect-
ors 20 defer payment President
Hughari Is reported 10 have stated that
the company has been disappointed IA
certain negotiations. Tie company
vii meet all maturing accounts az
usuai. Ii L. believed tnat the posi-
ponement VIII lead 10 roR1lusung 81
the financial affairs Of TIE company
and VII pas them on a better bAsis.
II Is announced that she postpone
ment OF the payment u the semi an
nusl Interest "a ga result ia no changes
affecting the road or lts employees. 10
is claimed that the action vii not inn
pair the company credit. AS tae
msttef Is al that a. ecls only tAe bond
holders Of tne road, au effort viii b
made 10 have them come together al
some ume "a toe near future, Nhen
settlement VAL be affected
Good sIsnHgomeat.
There has been 40 haw ga the man
agoment OF the road. lie Recognized
az one Of the ab.est and most success.
full ia the state, and Us policy has
never been questioned.
il is stated that the bonded indebted
ness Of the @. II. q i. is $4,000 093.
bearing interest az varying rates. The
total interest on tie bends is in tie
neighbOrhood Of $S09,00Q annually.
and the bonds upon whiCh the interest
ls not due are the 81 600 600 per cents.
OF the total Indebtedness, bonds O. the
amount $4,000 are on deposit ln The
company treasury, ana II IS The diil-
Guilty experienced in negotiating these
bonds az prices which taey aye worth
that ~ part leads io the present com-
pAeatons. IL is understood that Tor
several months past tae company has
been eudeavorlng 10 refund Us 2 and
6 per cent bonds N 81 per cents. but
the holders of the former look upon
them as such good security that tney
are extremely reluctant 20 give them
up. The per cent bonds are today
quoted IA the New York market 81
sI.IS and Sl.19 and offers al Sl.l4
made by the company for the purpose
OF calling them u have been refused.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
MORE SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Nearly $1,000 Has Been Subscribed to
the Horsemen's Association.
Members of the Horsemen's associa-
ton have been active in circulating
their pledge and have secured pledges
of $500 additional. This makes a
total of Sc, 800 already subscribed to-
wards the capital stock of the new So
ciety.
The following are the latest sub
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

A meeting of the democratic county
committee was called last nigh tue
Jefferson club rooms to appoln a date
for holding the count, -oAventiOn
but only five persons responded and
the meeting was postponed until next
Tuesday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

Workmen are engaged 10 tesring out
the partitions and vsults of the old
county building. Willard Barnhsrdt.
when asked what he intended so 90
Slth the building, said he had not IS
set determined whether 20 fr e up for
Offices or build anew.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

The city treasurer reports that the
amount OF taxes nov coming in aver
age about fourteen hundred dollars a
day. Tie lowest amount received was
four hundred dollars, aud the highest
two thousand. This INC 16es 6otn the
regu Ar sud SPECIAL taxes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

TIE GntaD ENrgDs HERALD WAS THE
FlE.r ASu ONLY NEWSPAPER N MICHl-
Gas 10 PRIME ruE -YSOPsIs OF CoHNIs-
sl0zER PECE's BEFoLr. IF WAS THE
CsLY EEgCgLlcAN yEwsPAPER IL MIcHI-
Gas rHAr cAIIED ATTENTION To THE
loReE oil HB fISDISGs IN PROVING THE
HESsFIlEScE or rms MCkISLEY BILL.
TaE AreESrioN OF REPUBLICANS l.
ckL-zp ro rus FACT THAT The HERALD
Is FIRST 10 CHAMPION TIE PRINCIPLES OF
PROTECTION ANo FIRsr 70 PRINT THE Re
LIABLE SLws os INA DAY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

Last nights meeting OF the Lincoln
cleo 1&s equal 10 expectations IN every
particular. The attendance was large,
thoroughly representative OF the best
clements Of the party, aud enthusiastic
n - cJnhdenee Of the success Of the
party a. the polls The meeting was
IN tie nature OF an introduction 10 the
series OF meetings 10 be held IN the
several wards OF the city for the pur-
pose of organizing campaign clubs.
The spirit % concern manifested for
this new and original plan Of cam
paign pOrtends It's success. The gem
tlemen present at the meeting enlisted
for the work and Will devote their best
energies TO build a chain OF ward organ
Izations that viii develop and MAINTAIN
the full voting strength Of the party.
The Lincoln club VIII naturally be the
nucleus towards which all the dlsunc-
tive ward clubs viii gravltate, combin-
ing TO make a marching army OF patri-
otto republicans greater than was ever
before marshslled in this city. The
ward clubs viii retain their separate
and distinct organizations intact, but as
whole they VIII probably recognize
the Lincoln club as the parent body
and give TO It the prominence IT so
richly merits. 1t Is not the purpose to
inaugurate a band-wagon campaign,
but to concentrate the life and energy
of the party in organized bodies, which
IN turn will become the :nost powerful
agents for disseminating republican
doctrines and republican enthusiasm.
The outlook for party success is inspir-
ing. Organized effort will beget organ
lied victory for the party next Novem-
ber
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

Richard Walsh Of No. lls Fsrlo
street sustained serions rupture YES
terday while hitting heavy freigat at
the Michigan Central freight house.
BE was taken ID ST. Mark hosp Ia
and Or. Schurtz attended him.
Joseph Lcehstra, = lahorer 81 years
old, was seriously injured yesterday by
4 falling scahold while working CD tie
new Universalist church building
The city ambulance took h.m % has
home at No. 232 Centennla street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

dldate for pr hate Judge, addressed tue
meeting on the labor question sad the
nenents derived from organized labor.
lis remarks extended ever forty
I'VE minutes. After the address stag
pe1ro vas iniulsed 10 untl late hour.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

There are $50 pages OF text and &c fun
page portraits and illustrations ia The
HeraId's Life OF benjamin Harrison -
Subscribe for this paper and you will get
the book free. Order at once.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
Retained His Shoes.

Patrolman Whitcomb lost a pair OF
handouts and revolver near the
Morton house last night. and he VII
give suitable reward for their return
to him. lie values the outfit at $40.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

The "a ntsrs un ON held an open
meeting in the rooms &c the Centrs
labor union GA Canal street as night
T. ~ Moultou, tie peoples party can
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

STATE
Tar fioEerntr ..-.--.---..---JO Joss i. AIca
81 Lagerf tolnIy.
FOR Lieutenant tsoFrruor. =. iGHF FINDINGS
~ wexford CelutY.
For eceretary "a state -.-.---- Juhs W. JochiA
ai 1larq uette County.
Eor Fressurer ID- ~ II. HAnBltzE2
0f Naugltan County.
Yar Au4fsor errrsl zraslaT v. TUzNEs
10 rastoi.izl8f t1aa -.
Tor Attorney arae.ai ..-lizrsilf y blAAAAA
81 1EIsAs lOEar5-
tor Con o. SIS Der f,sx N.seY
state Land Hr ccf
81 lTseEs County.
Fer SuUt Futsis instruct a. IA. T. fArrESGIfL
nf Cham County.
trF 1lafller board Adueation- = A NusoS
81 anbarrn Csanty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
WEATHER

WAsBSGros, Aug. 30-For Lower
n cnigan. Ea.r, proceeded oy showers
BY We4ussis Hlght, west winds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

FR0N the number Of excellent gen
tlemen proposed "a candidates for
school trustees IN the several wards
there can De made no mistake in choos-
ing any of them. As whole they
represent the preparedness and in
felli gence Of the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

ORR neighbor, The Democrat. IA so
much ashamed Of the democratic state
ticket that lt has declined up to the
present time 10 run IL in the time
nou0red position 90 the head Of the
loaded department.