Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-12
OF THE GATE CITY
VALUE Of BIRDS EYE MAPLE
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u 3 guest at tho Morton. ~. HUM
chief clcrk ID The agricultural depart
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Michigan Forestry comml1eaous
Speaking Of the agricultural exhihit
: ti.e worid,a rair. Nr. Hnrh said - :
s~..- - - us- suY,l.e. an
1cputse1 t0k 49,
indications fail the dispsny 81 eeE'eua-
tural products will b IN unElsaloo euc-
cesa. Thu inoludeo NE foreign e veil
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otantiy ~ g iesteSs % sn4uAzys
and We ohall do Al wo can 70 enoonr-
age other countries 70 exhibit. Just
now We are trying 70 impress upon the
farmers the necesssty OF msking their
collection Of cersals this year. ltwill
bo too late next year. Alnost any
other exhibition can be prepared 1t any
time; but you can't harvest wheat and
oats IN the winter. and plans might just
as we'll be made accordingly.
In regard TO the foreatry exhibit,
the Central and South American coun-
tries are making extensive preparations.
We frequently receive pape1 contain
ing adyertisementsf tor samples OF Woode
TO be delivered ct certain place. aud
to be sent TO the Columbian exhibition.
Rosewood, mahogany, cypress, and all
the native woods of the far south Will
be sent in abundance"
Speaking OF the condition at Chatta-
nooga, Mr.. Hurt aaid: 'sBusinoss has
improved very much of late"
Money HAS Been Tight
all through the south and west, and
Chattanooga has experienced her share
of the Inconvenience due 70 the strin-
G,hss orowr .r;div =. Cn.tt:,
noora has. shonld exnect 10 exnerience
4 little clcsent "a in money mattera once
in a while. The city's nYosDecta were
never 40 bright bofore. and IL Il doubt
fnT if anv cify ia the soufh haa BRIGHTER
nroenects.
W. tan an immenaa rer;on Of iron
and timber. An Of Il 4 BROUGHT 70
Chaftanooga that being namrallv the
best markef
We are putting e75O. 900 into sewers.
We are one of the cities of the eouth
that ;s nav;n0 Attention - A n;tarv con-
diti0ns and appliances. We have just
built bridge costing 500. 900 across
the Tennessee river. That shows that
our commercial interests are in good
condition. We have some reputation
as summer resort, too. We are 50
near the battle fields OF Lookout
Mountain. Missionary Ridge and
Chickamauga that moro tourists come
to Chattanooga than to any other city
of the south. We have = delightful
country surrounding the city, and csn't
see why Ne aren't as, we'll of - the
average dweller upon this cherries,
whistllng sphere"
$500 ~.....
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AItuur I,as.ol oak,usw, oue "a sne
most Reniai Oh al Reniai iumoeImen; -
~ tne MoItons oelng cna'!nan oA tne
rorestIy con- mission which met yes
teroay. Mhiie cnAttine iass n'eut CON-
cefnnf ing pIo3oseu eAniOltlon ot
wcooy 20 ssi1' Our iuea - 20 nave
sousesni.k ol pIsc.'vnl ss,a Ia,''eI .uau 81
= : ecisnunc natuie' we "'se 70 Wake
olsp'ay has VIII prove oi cseIyoxy
use' And Will CONFER Iraetcai Oenent
upon those VINO see IL
FOR instance, We eoaii exnipit Wooo
pup thus showing now iand covered
Win M unae rorusn tnat mas ususuy
oeen cons'uereu woTsniess may cc uui.