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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-24
quelques semaln.s seule-

ment.
Ces parents inhumains envoy
aient la petite file courir la vile
pour vendre des menus Objects, ct
81 le soir, ellie ne rapportait pas
une certaine somme, lis lui fsi-
salent snbir toute sor:e de mauvais
traitements. lis la pendaient par
les pouces ct la battaient 4 tour de.
bras; on bien encore lis lui appli-
quaient nm fer rouge sur les bras
ct les jambes, ct saupoudraient de
sci les brnlures pour les rendre
plus douloureuses.
L'examen de penfant a r6vel6
que son pauvre petit corps etait on
effet, CONVERT de plates, de br1lures
ct de contusions. La police s'est
mise aussitot q la recherche des
6poux Petty ct les a arretes an mo
ment Oh ills s'appretaient 4 gutter
la vile. On q trouv6 sur Ia femme
nne somme de $500 cousue dams les
pills de SO robe, ct on q d6couvert
qu'lls avaient engage au mont-de-
pi6t6 des diamants valiant $1,000.
Cost deux brutes ont etc con-
duties imm6diatement 4 la prison
pour les METRE 4 l'abri dune ven.
geance populaire possible, car To-
pinion publique I Peoria est tres
mont6e oontre les 6poux Petty.
IN. lie d6put6-sherif John T..
Gendron Went de placer une sal
sie-arret avant lugement sur les
propri6t6s de Ia soci6t6 st Jean
Baptiste de Manchaug, 3 la de-
mande de M. Pierre ST. German,
IN de ses membres qui lui r6ols-
me $4,000 de dommages-int6rets.
lie demandeur allAgue, dams ga
declaration, quill a cts expulse in
1ustement ct sans avis pr6alable
de la soci6t6 parce quill 6pous6
une Canadienne devant I'm minis
ire protestant.
NM. Thayer & Rugg, de cette
vile, occupent pour N. German.
Sept 6chevins du Chicago
vlennentU d'etre mis- en- accusation
pour conclusion Doodle
-L'Eglise catholique de Glen
coe, MINI, a Ste d6truite par IN
incendie.
Pertes, 10000 dollars.
= Samedi dernier 4 Fort Worth,
Texas, des touristes essist4rent 4
I'm singulier spectacle. go
Vers cling heures de l'spres-midi,
lis entendirent des Girls de femme
sortant dune petite msison Aqnel
que distance de la route.
Quelqdes uns d'entr'eux 80 pre-
cipiterent ct trouvArent une femme
debout sur le seuil de % porte ct
GRANT: mon enfant! mon enfant!
En- jetant les ysux dams Ia direc-
ton lndiqufe par la femme, ils VI
rent, sur le SONNET dune grange,
un algle tenant entire ses critics an
enfant dun an environ.
An bruit des arlivants laigle
reprit son vol, important ga probe.
MATS .celle-ci Giant tres-lourde,
l'aigle ne pouvait voler qua SO
pieds environ du sol.
On des assistants, M. Robert
await avec lui une carabine, mails
on esssyant de tuer l'oiseau il pou-
yait tuer l'enfant.
Enfn SUI les instances de la
mere, qai suivait, ellie aussi, le ra-
vlsseur, il SO d6cida q faire feu.
La bale brisa cne des allies de
roiseau qui tomba lentement en-
tournoyant. La mere SO pr6cipita
mails CO ne fut que lorsque raigle
cut recu le coup de grace qu'elle
put reprendre son enfant qui, heu.
= ErHe I. . ~ q HZrEA @EeN. -. 80
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-24

Au moment Oh s'agite la grande
question nominee free coinage" il
est peut-etre interessant de passer
en- revue les chiffres suivants, qui
indlquent la quantit6 de num6rai
re que possedent les principaux
pays du globe.
II y a d6ja etc 6crit tant au sujet
de ce free coinage quill nest pas
n6cessaire d'y revenir ici pour ex
pliquer equelques
nations. lie num6raire frappe est
suA&isant pour les besoins actuels
des nations. Mails Ia population.
du globe augmente rapidement ct
les rapports-~commerciaux prem
nent iournellement des proper
tions plus consid6rables. Dams
quelques ann6es on aura 6tabll des
relations commercials avec des
peoples chez qui lie hume
+raire fait complement de-
faut ct qul SO servent de
dif6rents articles tel que oeufs,
nolx, coquillages, etc., en- guise de
monnaie pour payer leurs achats.
Alors il sera n6cessaire d'augmen-
ter le numeraire Va que c'est le
moyen d'echange qui SO trouve en-
plus grande abundance, surtout
largent, quiz servira CONNIE base
de la circulation mon6taire du
monde enter.
Suivant les statistiques connues
lie montant de For ct de l'algent
sur tout le globe a augment6 dem
yiron $30O,000,O00 pendant les 10
derniAres annees.
"A la fin de- l'ann6e 1890 il exis-
TAFT en- OF, So, 750,OO0.O0O; argent;
So ,850,000,000; soft IN total de
$7,60O,000,0 600 de monnaie.
On fat qni merite attention est
que cezstock connu, ma pas aug
ment6 dune maniere appr6ciable
(comme monnaie) atm de suf6re
aux besoins de Representation de
Ia population.
Css $7,6OO,OOO,O00 sont divis6s
CONNIE suit parmi les nations sui
vantes:
E3EF u nuir0n Ea-%GHE Envirnn
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-24
H1HC

ST
pays: France, $9OO,OOO,OOO dor,
soft par tote 324 80; $70O.OOO,OOO4
soft par tete 1882; bill.
lets de banque, garsntis pour m
tiers en- monnale, 100000, DOC, soft
par tote $16..21: formant un total
par .tete de $59,445. Etats-U nis,
sos, OO0,00O dor. par tete $40 SO;
'd'argent, $$44699,262,O00, par tete
$7.2l; billets de banque $534O88,-
500, par tete IS 81: torment I'M to.
tai paAtete do $26.31.
CONNIE la France possede par
habitant, soft, On or, $24 80; en- ar
gent. 1882; blllets de banque
i$16 81, don't I'm tiers est garanti en-
especes, total: $5945; ct les Etats-
sUais, soft: en- or. SO 80; en- ar
gent, $7.2l; billets de Banque,
1921, total: 1851, il, faudrait,
pour que les Etats- Unis sc tron
vent=dans les memes conditions de
numeraire que la France, qu'elle
|frappetoute la production de For
let de Pargent CONNIE suit (prenant
pour base une population de Co.,
00O,O00 Inhabitants, Ia production
de Tor CONNIE Giant de $32, 1000,
ct oelle de rargent $60,00O,OOO par
AM: La quantit6 dor n6cessaire
seraitde $872,8O0,O00, celle d'ar
gent, $76O,538,O0O; ct Ia ci1cula
ton des blllets de banque serait
augment6e de $5l9, 56l,l98; CO qui
absorberait tout le produit de For
pendant environ e ann6es ct celui
de tout l'srgent pendant environ
Ii ann6es Sc basant sur Ia produc-
ton annuelle de ces 2 m6taux pre-
cieux aux chiffres cl-dessus: LIE
total du papier on billets Sc ban
que en- circulation serait de ST.
O53, 65O,000 qui seraient guarantis
par une reserve en- num6raire dun
tiers CO qui demanderait une SON.
me de $335l,216,000Ien espAces, ct
81 on prend Motto de cette somme
en- or ct en- argent,elle absorberalt Ia
production totale de ces q metaux
pr6cieux durant environ 6 ans pour
Tor, en- 3 ans pour l'argent. Ainsi
la production totale de For ct de
I'argent des Etats Unis serait alb
sorbee durant "a ans environ
pour Tor ct Is ans. environ pour
l'argent, atm que le num6raire "per
capita de GO payssoit au meme nj
veau que celui de la France.
Oonsid6rant que l'6migration
vers les Etats- Unis ne diminue pas
ct que ce pays aura dams pen dan
n6es une population de 100000
Inhabitants il est facile de calculer
la quantit6 de num6raire quill fau-
dra en- plus DIES sommes indiqu6es
ci-dessus pour maintenir le ''per
capita" nomm6 cl dessus.
Or, CONNIE en- CO moment
s'agite la question du "free COMA
ge", Get expose de comparison en-.
tire les denx pays dot oertaine-
nent int6resser le lecteur. En- re-
tudiant il verra que quoique le
astatu quo soft desirable quaint .
present il ny aurait pas lieu d'a-
voir les GRANTEES qu'ont oertaines
personnes de peffet de ce free
coinage" Les besoins des rela-
lions commerciales sera une cause
absolue pour augmenter le hume
raire existant ct la pratique du
free coinage s'6tablira dele
meme. En- ce moment il serait
djfaicile de trouver le metal n6ces-
salre 4 Get effet, VI que toute Ia
production de I'argent est absor-
bee par les besoins de Ia loi qui
oblige le gouvernement de CO pays
a acheter une certaine quantit6 de
CO metal tous les mois.
ARGUS.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-24

lie deuxi4me num6ro de Ia
"Voix du Lac" le nouveau journal
francais pafu dernierement d Du-
luth NEST parvenu. Ce journal
est bian fat, rempli de nouvellea
de Ia localit6 ct il doit recevoi1
Encouragement de nos compatrlo-
tes de Duluth ct des envlrons. Je
lui souhaite tout lie. success quill
m6rite.
P1EBRoT.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-24
UNITE DU NUMERAIRE
Statistiques de Tor ct derargent
Les richesses du globe.

La sUFFIsANgE DE LARGENT MON
NAYE POUR LIE MoMENT.-LEs Ma
TIONs SANS MONNAIEs AUJOUR
D.HUI DEYRONT AvoIR UN MOYEN
D'ECHANGER LEURs PRODUITs, Ell
LARGENT SERA EVENTUELLEMENT
UNITE DE LA CIRCULATION.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-24
dams les interets du journal qu'il
repr6sente.

Notre belle sooiet6 pUnion ST.
Jeen-B aptiste est de plus en- plus
prospAre. Ellie q pave dams LEG
mois de janvier ct de f6vrier l70
dollars en- b6n6fces 4 SEES membres
malades. Qui done, apr4s celia, ose.
ra nier Importance de nos socie.
t6s natlonales ct contester leur uti-
lite?
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-24


IN. Honor6 Miehaud, autrefoia
contremaftre pour M. John r. En-
mis-, ct contracteur depuis que N.
Ennis s'occupe exclusivement de
ses inventions, M. Michaud dis je,
s'est associ6 aveo NJ. Alphonse
Dauplaise, contractors, pour lee
ouvrages en- brlque. lis sont tons
deux passes maftres, chacun dams
ga branche, ct Ia nouvelle soci6te
ne peut manquer de rencontrel
Encouragement ct le success qu1
lui sont dus 3 tous 4gards. U'est
le souhait que forme pour euz
Pierrot qui q gu NANTES fois coca.
sion d'apprecier leurs capacities.
E4s&E-f[-SS STANDARDIZATION rfEEg8
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-24

L'aimable agent du "Canadien'''
de St Paul, n. !. x. Beaudet,
6tait aussi 8 Duluth, jeudi dernier,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-24
PIE *
Son premier centenatre ~
mai 1892.

Yers la fin dun siecle, qui fnit,
81 nous jetons nos regards sur les
.hommes qul pont illustr6, nous
yoyons planer an dessus de tous
L'IMMORTEL PIE X.
PIE Il LIE GRAND! PIE X LIE BIEN
AIMEl
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-24

Les Irlandais catalogues de
cette vile ont c6l6br6 le II mars;
.leur fete rationale, avec 6clat. Ser
vice religieux 4 la pro-cath6drale,
puts parade dams les rues avec ba-
nieres ct r6galias evec I'M concert
dams la soir6e: tout q etc complet
ct bien fat.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-24

Ces jours derniers, lex-gouver
nenr Campbell de rOhio qui est
president ct int5ress6 dams plu-
sieurs mines de fer y est desoendu
avec ses amis ct tous SO sont de-
clar6s tres ~satisfaits du comfort
qu'ils , ont trouv6. Les prix sont
dependant raisonnables So 90 ct
So SO par jour ct pension $500 par
semaine. II est bon d'ajouter que
dams les ouvrages an r6paration
NM Butchar ct Mjchaud mont
employs que des compatriotes; il
en- est de meme dams le personnel
de rhotel Oh un grand nombre des
notres trouvent de l'emploi. Sue
cAs an "St Louis" ct 4 ses sympa-
tiques propri6taires.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-24

lie nouvel Hotel st. Louis est
maintenant orvert .su pubic. Sea
nouveaux propri6taires sont MN.
Butchar ct Michaud qui ont con-
dult lie "Merchants Hotel depuis
plusieurs ann6es avec tant de sue
ces. .Le st. Louis, remodel6 q
neuf sous leur intelligence direc-
ton ct q grand frais est mainte.
nant I'M hotel de premiere classe
de Ill chambres Acoucher, grande
sale de billiard etc, ETC., La sale q
Manager surtout est IN vrai bijou.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07

saat ranse snspises loving, &. yoivsi sd
faitnIas. Asa father Is VS. 2iAs
tsssns, inda gent. and ss afe.atiss Ard
Trend iaisssilsl and sruk.
10 k.s Dc loved vile xs cher such
eonsosatsoa - only haazaa hearts eaa
give Bat in tbs, her hoar of tEoebse
sud deep ssfilcsioa, we commend her
T. the fstheriy care Of the supreme
RnEer Of TIRE rnlverse, who has given lsls
pledge that DC does not ssilinsIy
sifiist OF gr,ave the children OF men,
10 tbs many relatives and friends
al eur departed brother. We JON IN
TIER s,grew and mlugie our tears With
tbsifs-
ITO the nsenshess OF the craft NC also
sand oar words of sorrow, assuring
them that we join In mourning with
them the loss OF our departed brother.
..lsssosyed. THAT = copy CT the above
he furnished the family OF our de-
c. ased brother. and that the same be
spread On the minutes OF the assoclA.
ton"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07
Press Club Annual.

The Press clcb annual held yesterday
afternoon was the most successful and
enthusiastic meeting in the history OF
that organization. About thirty mem-
bers weie in attendance aud officers
were elected as follows:
Presldent--L. q. Stuart.
First ylce-Presldent-E.D ID. Conger.
Second Decentralization ~.
Carpenter.
Secrelary-Mrs. Eta Wilson.
treasurer. w. Hannah.
To fill vacancies on the Board OF
Directors-George Mcintyre, Dennis
schrsm and Joseph j. Emery.
Some revislons Of the constitution
were recommended for action 1t somo
future meeting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07
Clubs and Societies.

There will be public installation of
officers OF Champlin post Friday even
ing at the hall on West Bridge street.
All are invited.
Crystal Temple Juvenile Templars
will give an entertainment and banquet
at Greenwood hall. No. 81 Canal street
this evening. Parents and friends are
invited.
A very enjoyable pedro party was
gwen for ladies only yesterday after
noon by Mrs. A. Myenski and Mrs.
George Hart. Six prizes were given.
About fifty ladies attended.
The elective franchise will be dis
cussed by the Y. NJ. c. A. debating
society this evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07

"54o 40> or fight" "War" Robert
son, who is here 10 promote the interests
of the Cooperative Town company, is
we'll acquainted with the best coal
iron and timber land sections Of the
south. He has spent much time in
tine evidences of Sin" in eastern
Kentucky. among the Hatfield. Mccoy
Eversole- French, Cralg-ToIiver and
other noted fighting clans of that semi
barberous country.
When prospecting he rides thor
oughbred Kentucky charger. carries
Winchester rifle and two Colts navy
revolvers.
He leads mule on whose back ID
mounted small cannon and two pair
of old time saddle bags full of dyna-
mite aud ammunition.
IT. not true rs stated by the Demo-
crat that he signs his name "War''
Robertson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07
HoNoRED BIZ HIS BRETHREN
The Late JACOB Barsh's Worth Fully
Appreciated.

At the meeting of the trustees OF the
Michigan Masonic Mutual Benefit asso-
clatiea last night, the following pre-
ambie and resolution presented by q
committee composed of General w. r.
fnues and Messrs. J. s Conover and n.
W. Walker. were ursllimousy al opsed !.
40 the Board OF Trustees OF the
Masonic Mutual Benefit association
of Western Michigsn.
"fsrothers-Your comnittse 10 whom
was entrusted the melancholy duty OF
expressing our deep sorrow occasroned
W the death "a our beloved brother
md eo-trustee, Jacsb Barth, approach
MS Guty with fear and trembling Of
mr shiiitY 70 faithfully Get fVrth our
settings Of the irrepaFabie loss We, -
nem5ers Of TIE hoard q trustees OF
he Masonic MutuaI Benefit ASSOCIATION
Ind the craft 81 large. have sustained
n the nntlmely death OF shis good man
md Mason. In the prime Of life. ia
he vigor Of nnanhoad. after . hsisf al
ness OF a few days, our brother, sur-
>eunded by bis beloved vile ard
sumsroas relatives and Trends. laid
down the burdens OF this hfe TO take
uvon himself she higher duties OF the
great hereafter. he died 81 has res
denee IA this city on the 9th day q
January. 1889. ~ me see Of 81 yssfs.
Brother Barth was erizat hight IN
th. uesnn,e world. He wss respected
hv tn craft for TIC street sdhsfsncs q
his Masonic VOWS AZ . e.txen ne VA
uprxhs ard just, ssd as dealings With
his lssio~ msn we're mzfssd - uesu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07
Deaths and Funerals.

Mrs. Eunice Hall Booth died yester-
day at the age of SO years. Mrs. Booth
had been q resident of this city Tor
forty years and Was we'll known by all
the oldest settlers. She was the mother
of Mrs. James b. Wilson.
Mrs. Jennings, widow of the late John
d. Jennings. died At the Masonic home
yesterday afternoon about o'clock of
consumption. Mr.. and Mrs. jennings
were the first inmates of the Masonic
home. and their sojourn there was of
short 'duratioa, Mr.. Jennings having
died a few weeks since.
The funeral of Jacob Barth will be
held today at o. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Adams Of College
avenue have gone TO Chicago to attend
the funeral OF their son Albyn's wife,
who died Tuesday of membrano us
Group. Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Adams we're
married December 30. 1890, and have
lived at Jacksonville, Illinois. Mrs.
Adams was q popular young lady Of
Chicago. having completed . musical
course in Europe previous to her mar.
riage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07
Church omcers Elected.

At the annual meeting Of the Plain
field avenue Congregational church,
the old officers were reelected and the
announcement was made that the So
ciety has raised and expended for
ordinary purposes and benevolences
the past year about $500. 1t was the
fret church in this conference TO pay
the full amount allotted to it, $50, for
the home mission fund.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07
Baptist Church Officials.

The following officers were elected at
the annual meeting of the Second Bap-
fist church: Trustees, W. G. Hopson,
G, w. Taber; clerk. B. B. Gage; treas
urer. William Haynes: deacons, John
Rookus and ]. 4. Bodweil, for three
years; A. ID. Linn for two years. The
Sunday school elected officers: Super
intendent, j. +. Bodwell; assistants. f.
E.Brown and Ella Gage; secretary, Lii
liam Thurston; assistant, Cora Bodwell;
treasurer, N. j. Bradley; organist,
Emma Searles; librarian, S. +. An
drews,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07
Something Entirely New.

The Electromathean Society will
meet this evening at the high school
building. The chief feature of the
work tonight will be the exhibition Of
q stotic motor which is something
never yet shown in this city. The
motor is driven by frictional electricity
generated by y Toepler-HoItz induction
machine, and its workings will be Of
great interest to all who are interested
IN the mysteries of the science.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07
Laying Out Their Work.

The committee to whom WAS referred
the matter Of investigating the books Of
Ex-City Physician Wright, met yester-
day afternoon and arranged . plan for
their future operations. An adjourn
ment was taken until Friday, when
witnesses will be summoned to appear
before the committee and testify in the
case.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07

The welI.known publication, L'Indi-
cateur of Paris, says: France. until
the present time. has always held the
first rank in the production of this arti.
Gle cocoa and chocolate1, but it seems
generally admitted by the most compe-
tent judges thst this year Walter Baker
Il Co. of Boston have taken precedence
over all other manufacturers in this
line of goods"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07
New Furniture Company.

A new parior furniture company Was
organized yesterday, with . capital
stock Of So 200. IL will be known as
the Mueller 4 Slack company, and will
manufacture = general Inns Of uphols-
tered goods. The officers are: Presi-
dent, ]. r. Mueller: vice-presdent, A.
w. Slack: secretary and treasurer,
Hugh Z. Wilson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07
Its Annual Election.

The Arthur Wood Carriage Co. has
elected the following officers: Pres
ident. Arthur Wood; vice president,
+. w. Wood; secretary, &. A. Wood
treasurer. Il. A. Wood, manager,
Joseph Morris.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07

Charlss {. smelcer gave = ehatiei
mortgage covering his saloon and tls-
tares ass.l sloek, located at 81 Ellsworth
avenue. sna has household goods on
the second floor OF the same building.
10 sussn smeicer yesterday. The mort
gage was given 10 secure debt OF $500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07

A special communication of Valley
City Lodge No. 50 +. 4 A. NJ. will be
held q. Masonic ball Thursday January
Z. at | O'Clock p. m. sharp, to attend
the funeral Of brother jacob Barth.
All NJ. NJ. in good standing are invited
To be present. BY order
JoHS Rowsos,
Gro. w. LEBoER. sce'y. w. M.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07
Brief CITY News.

B. H. Howig, OF the Michigan Trades
man, has issued souvenir calendar of
UNIQUE design. IT was gotten together
at odd times outside OF his regular
Office hours.
There is nice baby boy at the
Woman's Home and Hospital, No. 80
Bostwick street, to be adopted in q
good family.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07
Victims OF Grin.

Prof. Kramer is confined to his bed
with the grip.
MI. Dewitt is on the shelf with the
grip.
Mrs. J. NJ. Johnston is suffering with
an attack OF the grip.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07

A vat OF asphalt paint caught fire in
weatheriy & Pultc's plumbing shop Mt
No. % Pearl street Yesterday morning,
aud an alarm OF tire was turned IN
from box 2. II was extinguished with
out doing any damage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07

The bar Of this city wilt tender a
complimentary banquet To ex.Chief
Justicc John w. Chanplin aud Justice
X. NJ. Montgomery at th~ Penlpsu.ar
club Friday evening. The reception
will begin Mt $50. Justices Long,
Morse anu MeGrath are expected to DC
present.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07

Aunt Ella-So you don't feel well,
HALF You ate too much of that pudding
at dinner.
Harry-No. auntis; it's thinking Of
what l didn't eat that makes me feel
bad.-Harper's Young People.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07

DR.. A. Mcmillan of Lansing. prsss-
dent of tho state association Of county
superintendents of the poor, was in the
eisy Yesterday conferrng with the
local superlntsndents with reference 10
making arrangements for the state
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07

INV =" Y "F~ NJ rHtH UfHsHSess
Simply apply "swAyss's OINTMENT,
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter. eczema, itch, ell erurtlons on
the face. hands. nose, etc, leaving the
skin clear. white and healthy. LIS
great healing and curative powers ara
possessed BY no other remedy. Ask
your druggists Tor swAYsK's oISr-
nxrr."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07

Yesterday afternoon Joan Neuspui-
der. II years Oh. working ~ Leonard's
refrigerator works. MAS injured by hsv-
mg Bls haad eaughS IN The gearing OF
Boss SNAPPER. II wss bsaly erushsc.
TIE ambulance vas called and he Was
taken 10 DR.. Dscamp's Office, and from
there " hss hons. No. sSs South lana
street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07
Knights of the Lily.

Lily lodge, No. 10, X. r., will hold
public installation exercises at their
hail, corner otCoit and PIaintield ave.
nues. Friday evening. A tine musical
entertainment has been provided for
the occasion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07
Honnell VIII Build.

Plans for six story brick business
block have been left with the builders
and traders for estimates by Frank
Bonnell. The building will be erected
on the corner Of Spring and Fulton
streets.