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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-09-24
THE STATE NORMAL COLLEGE
DeF'uniak Springs, Florida.

NHtE demand for frstcass teaching talent Florida
best equipped institution
OF Teachers is the State Norma College DeFunak Springs
Students hv" the advantage
systematic instruction the theory education
The State Normal College, indicates STATE school,
local or independent normal"
Board the dormiory ten dollars per calendar month Expenses
scholastic Monday Wednes,
June need exceed hundred catalogue address,
e.. eFunfak Spring.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-09-24
In It's Worst Form.

BENTON, Laf Co., Wis, Dec, 49,
Rev. J. c. Bergen vouches for the following
James Rooney. who suffering from Eiu-
Ounce in it's worst form for about l.! years wa
treated by several physician without effect
80 bottles Of Pastor hoeuigs Nerve 1oni,
cured Linn.
Upton, Mo, March . 1891.
My daughter taken with catalepsy when
about } or years Old we tried different med.
clne5 bu. without effect. 1t is about , ", ars
5;E"e size began taking Pastor koenig Nerve
Tonic and she has not had al attack Of the dis.
eaoe since that time. G. DUEBkR.
ST MARY's Ky, Oct. 7. 90
hereby testify that Pastor Koenigs Nerve
Toxic cured g. girl of my congregation OF st.
Vitus Dance, and a married lady of slecpless.
ness REV. Pol. FREMONT.
HnFF-A Valuable Book On Nervous
LII Il Diseases sent free to any address,
~ and poor patients also obtain
j nA6 this medicine free of charge.
This remedy has been prepared by the Reverend
lsnow prepared under his direction by the
KOENIC MED. CO.. Chicago, IlI.
Sold by Druggists at 81 per Bottle. 6 for @5
Large Size. 81.75. Bottles for SO.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

ri. win sstirsay new cia1hiae I'D .
ssirs for revenge. gees Sksos1 - -
alrss ths FrsHcA lsnguagA
wseA she res2rns she gees - work
xsssnaAfac~l,y % ruin The man Wis -
atAlsssly ,ofssd hsr sfIsotza<s sna tken
Fe1s olsewhsre. She gcss mt the ssock
.arkes aad by means 81 chsAR hey.
10 knows kov 10 bay sn~nch . wss as
. rA&ke money and vet rum hsr cid
iarsnour, shs has suss6e q few
weeks Shaken Wal ssxseg - thai u hss
o Be repsuueed throughout. end than
ne rsss ths 80 81 daias d hssHlf.
Toward the eloss II is play sfss sv<s
ready ter tae dsnousuasaL II | ever
write smother play saA,l ~ kii means
aave dsas0szHssk dsd nes thank q il
oefors. bat il y certainly esod thing
AL along through tie play she u get
ing ready and issuing invltAksous fox
tins Aso00enesA IL u very vel sftcad-
ed. indeed. sn< psssss o6 pleasantly.
For the oe0e0ensns shs changes her
dres. appearing IN . scarlet plush cs<ssk
which enveiops her entirely. When she
gsss ready to forbid tbs wedding of hsz
old end toagh levsr. who hss made A.
rangements 70 marry stpop shooldsrcd
nerves Whose family sxtsnas h~nk
among the Ptotamys. she throws this
,loak sssds - . bog would oAR sslas ms
7arsncnu bsfers eutng in winning.
nd stands before him dressed - sl.s
vas when he 20 bxsely wooed and thea
iaserted Der.
hsss . man whe win do that and
then brag about il A uAn who viii
ossely DECISIVE girl that wsy and then
laugh about IL ought 70 bs written up IN
The papsrs. and was glad 70 see that the
play turned out that way. always Ike
% see play like THAI ID slsvzfes me.
One mAn was killed IN the play. b1i il
was not % ackeuing - some deaths are
~ the stage. lcouid have made II nore
sickening for twenty i've dollxrs
II is the only weak place IN the play.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01


As in war confidence IN the COM
mander 10 half the battle. 20 in politi-
cal struggles. . dashing and invulner-
able leader rallies the people around
him. and brings victory TO the cause he
advocates In the coming state cam
paign half the battle viii b won by .
Iudicious choice of . candidate for gov
srnor. The republican party cannot
s9erd To take any chances, ana above
ali things the legislature should be
made secure. There have been cases
where shs political division OF the legis-
lsture vas too close for comfort, even
when the state at large Was strongly re-
puh1iean. There il more danger of it
now aimee the democratic gsrrymsnder
Of the senatorial and representative dis
srie<s- The emily way to prevent this is
- meet tho snemy in their strong
holds and defeat them there. 1t can
- done by having leader who can
carry these strongnoads. one Of which
10 Wayne county and the city of De-
srost- Mayor Pingree has twice demon
stratsd his ability to carry that demo-
cratic city, marvellous accomplish
neat. II nominated for governor, i,
10 beyond doubt that in his own city he
viii pull the legislative ticket through
with him. Al Wayne hss twelve rep
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01


full breath to explain this 70 The COVER.
nor discovered that ne hsd gone he
Was then on his way 70 Rhode IsIend-
where he expected TO SPEAK in pablo.
Columbus Is beautiful city. peoplea
with class of excellent people. The
state house IL also locstsd here ] have
spoken Of ii before. II is plain s.ruc-
ture, known as the Buckeye Archifec.
tural wsrt II consists Of large stsnd
pipe with lean-to st sach side h IL
owned by the sssta No private person
would accept it.
The Columbus Bnrgv company h 10
rated ct Columbus. and supplies . nnrn.
Der Of the smaller hotels with roods
At Columbus / went 10 ace q oele-
drama It vas called. "A wornass
vsngeanoe, or The Guilty Crime
II was thrilling piece II ssTpfo
eleven distinct thrills and three oppor-
tur6sies 70 90 out and gst a. auoivns
The heroine Of tie pisy NAV Re oh
served in the center of the aaes ii eli
tines That h how you know she h the
star. She sTTesys first ~ = levly girl IN
. ginshaun drese and aisrnsn6 ring In
tiais gs<e she b betrayed md r-1thiesslv
scilied fnto bngus marriage with q lcy
coarse man. who lsagbs hos-seiy spurrs
Der from hirs, sp-sks oo~rselr through
his hst and rc-s svs-.
she shsn resolves ~ hecorne 81 hsts-a
Her fatosr dies ca he sag. lo<lns his
life sns his srtifscssl WHISPERS ~ fht
1870 tfrs>. His Sesfh l..v.s her
ws>ishv, - be- fasser. sbn<ssh pcoe. hs
snvssssd rz>oh5us for bcrtsx i,ola~ 70
us~srcrs- thzs reducing TIE cast Of 5ss
ursesrass s~z y ~ cert. snd - fke
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
BILL NYE In OHIl
He Writes About Some Of tn
Cities Of the State
BEAUTIFUL PLAY THAT BILL SAY
Lima. the Birthplace Of tie Electric Ca
Some Of the Joys and Sorrows Of
Getting Drsfs cxshed.

The snccss cd prosperity ef eas Okio
society. os Nov YORK. Is anpas psoof o.
the great wealth and iss>lhounos Of tbs
Buckeye State. bat after al IL b bette
70 travel through the great state and 90
ssrvs her oountless svssues q wealth
from her beautiful and well kemps far-ns
30 her ststesmn, from her cabh~ees T.
her natural gas Yoa understand il
better.
The middle states have e1s peculisyity
that tAsy are beginning almost 10 wish
they did not have, sltho0gh il was started
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
BOSTON SYMPHONY CONCERT.
> Important Notice TO Subscribers and the
Public.


: week from tomorrow night the
famous Boston symphony orchestra
Will play IN Hartman hall. luis 10 lie
largest orchestra IN the United states
and IN point OF proficiency IL Il second
10 none III the world. It's composed OF
the most accomplished instrnmsntaiists
that can be secured. The appearance
Oh thls superb organization IN Grand
kapsds 10 treat; = privilege that the
'losefs OF music never dreamed OF.
Too much expression OF appreciation
cannot be gwen 10 +. NJ. Davis and A.
IA. Morehsad, who, II u understood,
had the courage 70 pledge the orchestra
large certainty IN order 10 induce
them TO come here. In addition 10 the
nne program IT ssild and substantial
music, Eugene D'Aibert, the renowned
pianist, who Is compared WITH Ruben
stein, Will render several solos The
subscription list for tickets indicates
that the spacious auditorium VIII De
crowded to It's capacity. The following
notice IS intended for subscribers: Line
tickets VIII be issued at the box once
az No. " Ottawa street tomorrow morn
ing. subscribersc can obtain only asmany
reserved seats ~ they hold tickets. 10
facilitate the subscription sale, those
who have subscribed are requested To
call upon r. u. Davis, cashier Grand
Rapids National bank, and retain their
tickets. the sale will open 10 the pub
lie on Wednesday morning. contnuing
until the night OF the concert.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
Late City News.

Samuel Hester OF Paxton, Ill, ar
rived in TINS city yesterday, and will
remain TO make . visit in the home of
his con, Myron Hester, OF No. l69 Cas-
street. The visitor 10 20 years of age.
re tsins the vigor and vivac,ty of mid
die age, and travels extensively unac-
companied. lie 10 an entertaining mar
rator of the pioneer day political and
civil events of Michigan and Illinois.
G. s. Putnam 4 Co., wholesale con-
iectioners dong business 1t No. AZ
South Division street, are making
preparations to move their establish
ment nearer Tn the heart of the city.
They will locate 1T No. So South Divi-
sion.
Mrs. &C. Anon will give . stereop
t;can entertainment ia Good Templsrs'
ball, in the McMulIen block. Mondsy
evening. The views will illustrate Tia.
misery resulting from intemperance.
l.. L. Kelley will organise camp OF
the Wood men of the World Wednes
day evening 1T Good Tempiars' hall M
the McNulleu bieck. II IL q chartered
fraternal. socIal beneficiary order.
DIR. Veenboer yesterday planted $50
trees - On Areor day Observance, %
his lot near the old city limits.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

An ebert VIII % MADE ~ mo uect-
fux Of the state central COM
u.ttes. to be held IN Detroit next
Tusadsy. 70 secure the state eonyen-
ton for khn city. The member OF the
committee from this distrlcs has oeen
auist.y Is work with this cad IN view,
and has nat with warm asurAnees of
oo-opsratim from other members
Ths CITY 10 amply equipped toaccommo-
dsts shs state convention. Harsman's
hall Affords adequate seating capacity
for the entire body Of delegates and
the great crowd likely 10 be attracted
here by such . meeting. The hotel
accommodations Are superior TO any IN
the stAss, insuring, together with the
wsll-known hospitality of our citlzens,
the most satisfactory treatment OF
gussts anywhere 70 be obtained The
railways csntering here in turn radisse
TO the four cardinal points Of the com
pass and make this city the most easy
Of access from all parts Of the state.
Beades this, a. the time the eonven-
ton will be held the city will be attirsd
In is summer costume. and viii prove
mere attractive than any other town.
There are many reasons why We should
Be honored by the convention anfnone
Why We should not be. A concerted
effort in the direction OF presenting
our claims will meet with recognition,
and We snail have the proud dissinc-
sipn of being the birthplace OF the
ticket that anal redeem stsld and
steady old Michigan from the accident
I'd ninistrston which has 50 disgrsced
her.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

Kickers are that irritating class OF
peopleowho succeed only in exciting the
antipstny Of All with whom they come
IN contact. But what would the world
do without the kicksrs, 1t is he who
regulates by his scaris the inertia of
thoss prone 70 idlsness. II u he who
points abuses eftimes unwlttingly per.
psfratsd BY the ovsr-zeaIous. 1t 10 they
who regulate the great body polite.
Success in business ventures of any
kind are prone to beget over con-
fIacsce and lead men 70 lengths not IN.
tended. Humanity Ia Apt TO become
absorbed in the contemplation of sue.
csssfui schievments and unmindful of
possible results unintentionsIly infiic.
injuries. The kicker calls halt with
his unwelcome and srsrlinx denuncia-
tion. The kicker 10 she balance wheel
of society. almost Of civilization
In Legislative bodies shs influence
Of the kicker serves 10 lop of the oh
jectiocabIs features Of measures other.
wise good. soppositiou leads 70 dis
cusion and consideration. This Is
well. IL serves TO purpose By TRIM
ming 70 sraeacens proportions mess-
urss which sthsrvise would fail of the
ased intended by everr-acning. or fall.
ins short Ideas which may seem "a
i>spiration 70 their authors ars clipped
and pruned until shsy either fan. or.
reduced 10 better prspsrsses., soar
graosfuily and bensficeatlv for the
foed Of al. No ore likes the kicker.
He commands no respect. or love. o.
ecussderAtisn. ssit after ell Ne ia sns
ereaf cesseryssor Of rood.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

sens few vssks age The clothing ard
fnrnisning merchants Of this city vsrs
engagsd IN IN insense rivalry among
themselves ever The beet asd mest
sRecsivs method sf attracting patron
sxe. So far did tas spirit Of sns.rpri,.
- that widesvaks firms. aos 70 Be- sus.
done ~ equally vidsswaks nsixhssrs.
sfsrsc valuable prlsss 10 sseir en- sscn.
srs. Including. smsns ether salrr.
hsueheid furniture and ponies ana
.sHrs~ Upon msaazrsns sss prossh,.
gswth 81 the practice, sks usrchsns.
|nutursiIy AGED shss We pcl,cy .as
Dexsicless and u was ssoposa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
@lklw


ospEs. U. T., April sa.-The esttle-
mems convention convened Friday
morning in the Grand opera house With
50 delegates present. representing
Utah. Wyoming. Colorado, Idaho
Nevada. North Dakota. South Da-
sota, Nebraska. Kansas. Arizona
nd New Mexico The city was deco
-ated with Gags and bunting in honor
4 the occasion and bands Of nansir tlled
he air with their strsine Of welcome Ia
the visiting csttlemen. Permanent or
yanixstion was effected and Gov. Ar
thur L. Thomas delivered an address os
welcome on behalf of the territory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

Bunting & Davls. Grsed RsPias Pack
ING 4 Provision company. the oann
Hsraware company, the New York
Biscuit company Jenrinxs & smisn,
TIE Teller spec company, roster,
stevens 4 CO., Eaton. Lyon a CO., III,
Leonard a Sons, TIE ). r. Bennett fesl
a Ice company, Belknap, Baker A
CO.. Moseley Bgos., Perkins & Hess,
Peek Bros, Harvey Il hsyssek.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC LAW.
The Tax Law Statute Works . Hardship
to the Bona Fide Purchasers.

EpiroR HERALp-The tax law OF 1881
provides no retunding 70 purchasers OF
money paid for tax titles. Where lands
are twice assessed and the taxes once
pad, it Is claimed that they have no
remedy.
An opinion of the attorney general
and Prosecuting Attorney Mcknight,
handed TO County Treasurer Charles d.
Stebblns, holds that by reason OF Sec
ton 81, act No. 200, tax laws OF 1891,
this same act provides that IN any sutt
or proceedings to enforce or set aside
any tax, such tax shall bo held illegal,
(setting forth FIVE reasons which render
the tax void.) If the tax 10 void for any
one OF the tive reasons under this Sec
ton, then there 10 no money to be re-
funded to anyone.
The FIVE reasons set forth in section
81. are:
First. that no law authorizes such
tax; second, that the person or persons
appointed TO decide whether tax shall
be used under given law. have acted
without jurisdiction, or have not i'm
posed the tax in question; third, that
the persou or property assessed was
exempt from the taxation In question,
or Was not assessed; fourth, that the tax
has been paid; fifth. that the super
visors, or board of review, In assessing
. person or property for TAXATION, acted
fraudulently.
The person who purchased under
these circumstances did 20 at his own
risk and hazard, aud has no remedy.
Monday, May 2. the annual tax sales
occur, and persons bdding:at such sale
will take thoir chances. II the state
and county claims fail, they have no
remedy to recover their money, except
by legal proceedings. r.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

sAuav Or. MAan. Mich. April 90 -
Ne further tree eaa - found ~ The
siss(ng sshssssr ole~srA which breke
away frsn Tie stsamss 0isngarra on
the north shore 1T Lake Superior OF
Peninsula hasbss - nursdays gale
II is new deemed ssrtats that both boa,
and crew ere ISss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

pAsiSrrsA. es. April ss--This
eoaaty csmes - shs front with the
mssA peculiar 1ivorce suis on record.
The piainslT Is Hamilton A. Rec. aged
o. years, ssd Ne Attendant he wife.
Sarah. Assd - years- Asaiites thinks
ssrsA Assans love hin - she go went
- % = the ash
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

MffRsASofss. Mica April - AT .
e'sssss Frlssy ssssss>ss 80 shs s~csss
es~x sf ear wssainsss~ ssesae. sessh,
Ass n~sses Ksiis wss sAss ssA tilsea
~ sss sssls~< iev~s. rsSaH a.0evesn.
~ks sAes tried ~ kaii sssself The
vsAAs 80 ,psssaky.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

Nh. MAyxARp's trenchsnt article on
the labor question 10 printed in Part III
of this mornings issue. In some OF
his conclusions there 10 ground for dis
sent. but ~ . whole the paper 10 one Of
the most remarkably complete and ex-
haustive ever written on the subject.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
MOL A DREAM.

EDITOR HERALD--''Our fathers have
told rs" that long ago in the days of
barbarian criminals were sent into the
arena OF an amphitheater, and fair
women and brave men looked on while
wild beasts tore them limb from limb.
In our blindness we have hattered
ourselves that these things were gone
by, We were civilized; but within .
stones throw of the business portion
of our city is building called tho
Emerson Home" aud many women.
torn, lacerated and helpless, wounded
in the barbaric sport Of the nineteenth
century.
see connected with, or in, this build
ing . free kindergarten, whore twenty
six neglected, uncsred for children,
and pure and beautiful young women
are leading them into ideas of higher
living.
Will the men and women of Grand
Rapids come forward in this, our fifth
year, and make 1t an assured success?
There are kind hearts and willing
hands to do the personal work. but We
must have q permanent home and
ample means for current expenses.
A LOVER OF HUMANITY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

THosE people who are constantly
iteratlng that their county district or
state SIS red hot for Cleveland" may
yet be plugged into . chilling defeat.
To be sure they viii sizzls for awhile.
but the chill will finally penetrate and
cool their ardor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

Tskr 10 . powerful agxregssion of
capital and enterprise sfszsd to the
petition praying fer the Improvement
OF Grasd river. II will have weight
with the senator's
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

Among the pApss 70 CON-
mend ths action Vas "a esteemed
mxning contemporary. II stated,
With considerable show OF esrnestnsss.
that IA SUCH eAsss taa customer always
pad for the prize, whether Of great or
ittsa value. and deprecated the prsc-
tee ~ Implying tass n waa ia tss
nature Of . lottsry. All OF this
~As very true then apd 10 very
true now, But What u the 9. c. going
TO cay IN justification Of it, schsms to
ncoEa rs circulation By Offering to
small boys . base ball uniform and
sceousrsments Of . represented total
value Of Tn return for securing .
limited number OF subscribers to .
paper cold 70 them q the rate Of
tHeaty tor twenty-five csnts' The
paper ought 70 sell upon its merits. II
10 L forced to give away s7-doliar base
bali euthts, roller skates and lawn ten
MS suits to get subscribers, the time
may come when il will offer . free
lunch OF bologna ssussGss and Inn
burger cheese with the added induce.
ment of schooner OF beer" 10 each
bona nde purchaser Of . copy who pays
hye cents therefor. The moral influence
OF such lottery schemes 10 corrupnng.
aud the seed Is sown in the minds OF
little boys who are inspired with the
idea that they will Get 81 worth of base
ball traps for few hours work. Mos,
any reputable journal would bs
ashaued of such a cstchneuuv fake
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

ToDAr has bee marked on the an
archistic calendar TO b . day of
events. II they are in earnest about
this aud really wish 10 sstouish the
world. let them take . bath and 60
.oserly 10 church. Such an event
would, indeed, Astonish the world.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

Mis- ISsrktTos ErSrsAw loss bic JOB
jass IN time to ssesps the sesesai ere
eusisner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

thiCAfo. &pfl -
cAr7zR - MARKET tuE aud prices weak
ososstiens ranged at - ho1S % Coz chosee .,
trs shipping sse<rr; - oa<R4 ~ tof foct - chcses
Co q -t0< - ssr fair - gr><. ~ sb1f - rcf
common " netsnn 60. ~ eecszn Ter brschefs
Steers. q s2ofS fsr Stoeters G. ma % fos
Texss etesss. q sos o. fnr Vcse<zs q so1
3 80 for Cove. d skes 70 Got BsiIis enc O. oses \
for vesllcsives
Hoos--Esrket active an. prices s3fot i-~e-
sales rsee>e % - rozs e. 80 PIG. - faGs e
fof light. q ood< ae frf rough packing. - 80
AS fos nixs1. " 49, % ssf hssss psss,ns snf
shiprinS hcsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

PsrsfosSr DkvTs' report has the
merits Of senprsheasi vensss. Incidisy
snd hrsvity--shree grsces rarely com
bsnsd IN efscisl reports.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
long ago,

THERE is only one way to get around
Judge Burlingams's dscisiou annuliing
the milk ordinance and that is Chica-
go-Iike to take in several miles on each
SIDE of the present city limits. We
ahall then have . city Of farms and
COW pastures ADD Chicago will not be
alone IN its glory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

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