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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-08-25
Teachers Examination.

There will be an examination for
teachers in the city school August 80,
beginning at 8 a. M, in the high school
building. The examination is open to
all.
N. F. DAUM, CHARM Elk. Board.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-27

W. s. Hull leaves today for New
York and will sail Monday on the Ma
jestic for Europe. He will join his
wife at Rome, Italy. Mrs. Friant. Miss
Sisson and Miss Freeman are also with
Mrs. Hull.
Dinner and supper will be served to-
day in Hartman's lecture room for the
benefit OF the Woman's home and hos
pital. The dinner hours are from 1880
TO 2 O'Clock. Supper. from $50 until z
o'clock.
Thos. Gibbons, the veteran engineer
at engine house No. 2, 10 slowly recov-
erng from the effects of the recent OPP
Grafton performed By New York doc
tors for . cancer in his mouth.
+. X. Keech, of Rockford, has been
in the city the past few days attending
the convention Of the Patrons Of In
dustry.
Mrs. S. n. Webb, who has been con-
fined to her bed for the past two weeks,
u slowly recovering. A.
Miss Cassie Avery, of Ionia. is spend
ing several days with friends IN this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McNaughton, of
Big Rapids. were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Greenway are
visiting friends At Ionia.
The Rev. Charles A. Young has re-
turned to Ypsilanti.
Miss Fannie Simmons is visiting
friends in Chicago.
Mrs. J. j. Emery 10 Writing her par
ents 1t Hastings.
John w. Blodgett returned Thursd ~
from Europe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-27

At the meeting of the board Of di-
rectors of the Improvement board held
yesterday = communication was re-
ceived from the Cigar Makers union
asking that the board use its Influence
toward increasing the Consumption OF
Grand Rarids cigars. The recommend
atoms of the union were looked upon
favorably by the board as it was argued
that if the demand for the home pro-
duct was increased, employment could
lie given to several hundred men in
stead of sevcnty-five. The executive
committee was instructed to confer
with President Gill of the Cigar Makers
union. The executive committee was
also ipstruc ted TO agitate the matter of
erecting the proposed factory building
and to make = canvass among the man.
ufacturers as to the amount of space
that would be taken. Plans will soon
be drawn for building with frontage
of 1900 feet.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-27

commander, Thursday sftsraoon far =
tea party. and presented her with .
beautiful bssse-
Tie GRAD Rapids Bicycle clubs
indoor base hall team ana tie ovasats-
noag nlne vii cFess bats At Custer
Guard armoIy next Wednesday esea-
ing.
Erwin Flsseh and Miss Julia f. SEQ
zinski, and James Hull aud Lille A.
Parton were married yesterday by
justice Hydorn Al his oshcc.
The 1t. Rev Bishop Richter has gone
to Phgxdsiphia 70 attend the csnseers-
ton of the Rt. Rev. Or. Horslmann -
bishop Of Cleveland, Ohio.
Hubsecht wagenmaker 10 being
urged by bis Holland friends as can
didste for the republican nomination
for director Of the poor.
Truant ofiicsr Fee has received Z
quantity Of old clothing from lady ~
sparta To be distributed among the
worthy poor OF the city.
Miss Minnie Weir of Mt. Pleasant, 1,
in theclty. She 10 eonvasxing for the
Michigan Pythiss. the state organ oil
Enights Of Pythias.
L. ]. 4 b. 8. White have sold TO DIR.
Louis Barth piece OF land near the
corner OF Cherry and Washington
streets for So 900.
Ralph Treat has been elected chair.
man of the peoples party city commit
tee. The party Will nominate full
city ticket.
Eleven real estate transfers were re-
ported TO the registcr of deeds yeeter,
day. representing property valued q
Sl8,lA5.
The new board of officers Of the
Michigan Division L. A. w. have
called = meeting at Detroit March Is
Three cases OF glass were cleared q
the custom house yesterday for the
Kent Furniture company.
The school in South Grand Rapids
has been closed on account OF tho prev
alence Of scarlet fever.
The art pupils of the West Michigan
college are preparing for an exhibit tt
be made next week.
Carpenters have resumed work or
the new Y. NJ. c. A. building.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-27
Tay0s
Undsyx,ea,
Superior to alt
Others.
Eugene A. Rabsy IL Presented with .
FTisndly Token.

Eugene a N2ceJ ~ Presented with .
FEisndly Token
The pleasant relations that have ex-
isted between Eugene A. Robey and bis
sesociates will soon be brcksn by Mr..
Eohey's removal to New York. Ii is
four yeats since Mr.. Rnbey took the
position or manager at Heyman Il Co. :
house furnishing store. and during that
time he has won for himself hosts OF
friends both IN business aud society.
He Will soan leave Grand Rapids TO
take up his residence in New YORK
City. having accepted the position OF
manager OF the great establishment of
Mcclain, Simpson & Co.. house fur
n,shing goods. In token OF the esteem
IN when he 10 held, tho employees OF
Heyman q Co., accompanied by their
wives and sweethearts. spent tho even
ing with Mr.. Robey ut the residence of
his sister. Mrs. l.. c. Leavcnworth, No.
4ol South Division street. and took that
opportunity of presenting 10 him .
beautiful gold monogram badge. The
design is gold bar from which the
monogram letters are suspended by
gold Inks. Engraved upon the bar are
tue words: presented TO L. A. Kobey
BY the employees Of Hevman & Co." The
presentation speech was made by Frank
l.. Bean, and Mr.. Robey's earnest reply
showed how deeply he felt the occa'
son. His departure from Grand Rap
ida - regretted by all who know HIM.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-27
TALKED OF THE LIQUOR LAW
The Commissioners Discuss the Late
Supreme Court Decision.

The Commissioners Discuss the Late
Supreme Court Decision
The board Of police and fire commits
sioners held meeting yesterday after
noon at which no buAness of import
ancs was transacted. Accounts
amounting to $l62.04 were audited.
Marshal LEMON reported Captain
Walker and Lieutenant Aldrich for
permitting . driver to drive over tho
hose. The communication was re-
ferred to the committee on men and
discipline. Joseph Houseman asked
that John Henschette be appointed a
special police constable. The request
was granted. The resignation of Homer
Jacques a. member Of the police force
Was received and referred to committee
on men and discipline. Commissioner
Bender communicated with tho board
relative to the recent decision of the
supreme court in regard to the sale of
liquors after hours, In which il was de-
cided that where liquor 10 cold after
hours or on legal holidays in another
room beside the bar room, whether il
be in the basement or in the garrett,
such room is part Of the saloon, and
that the nero fact that . curtain or
door separates them cuts no figure.
The decision will b considered next
week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-27
C.. M. B. A. Entertainment.

The members Of Branch No. n, c.
NJ. B. A. and their friends had pleas.
ant pedro party Thursday evening, IN
their hail on West Bridge street. The
first prize, silver castor. was won by
Mre. Thomas Doran. The genteman's
first prize, = wine set, was won by John
Bagley. The second prize Was awarded
to Mrs. L. l.. Launiere. 1.-THE conclu.
sion of the games refreshments were
served and some choice selections oil
vocal and instrumental music were
rendered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-27

supervisor X. B. LOOMS. chairman
of the court house building committee,
said yesterday that the building conn.,
mistee had decided that 1t would not he
necessary to call IN extra sesslon Of the
board Of supervisors on account Of the
court house work. The committee
madc arrangements yesterday whereby
the work can be continued on the in
terror finish until the regular spring
sesei0u o! the board.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-27
VIII Solicit Funds.

At the meeting OF the Y. 81. c. A.
building committee yesterday after
noon it WAS decided TO set the solicit
Ing committee ut work through the
months of March and April TO raise the
needed $50. 900 TO complete the new
building. Another meeting will b held
Monday afternoon to decide the line Of
work to be pursued BY the soliciting
committee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-27

Hnav World rsaowrel hats. sprirx
kwUA ssylsA T. W. pupa = c.. 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-27

Il! u
Dr.S.C|ay Todd
The Famous Nerve SpscaGst
No. 10 North Division 81.
ROOMS ]. . ssa {
GRAND RAPIDS. NICE.
Cures Parslysis. Twitchinx. Pinch.
INK or Prickling Sensations, Tremul-
Qua FeeIlngs, Back or Head Ache.
Back Or Neck Pains, some timea run
ming down the arms or back, DIxxinese
and other symptoms leading 10 para
lveis. Nervous Debility aud Femsls
Complaints and Chronic Diseases.
ConsultAtion free and confidential.
No charge Tor services until cured.
Directions in al languages.
RHEUMATISM ALWAYS CURED.
cATARRH AND HEAD NOISES CURED.
DR0PsY CURED.
FITS AND ALL NERVE AND BRAIN
DISEASES CURED.
eye AND EAR DISEASES CURED.
THE only ONE WHO CURES DEAFNESS
Catarrh, deafness, rheumat.sns, nerv
Gus debility, impotence and all disease
resulting from early indiscretions anc
excesses Of manhood, oil diseases o.
the urinary orgsins, partial paraiyrs
varacocolls ruptures, tumorA scroluls
old sores, dropsy. skin Diseases. live
and kidney complaints. heart disease
shortnese Of breath, back OK heka
ANAL OF back. etc, including al
female complaints and chronic diseases
cured quickly And permanently.
That cough, eight fever and weak
ncss. ehortness Of breath, paipitatiov
Oh hesrt. my meAns sure and quich
consumption.
1t you are nervous. restless, irrs,A
bic. sleepless or wake after horries
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-27

bee . teys1bs< ssse1s bs<nsrbe. Der loo
ceusc hardly s(rz3>hten up. feusd nef rae ~
wagon 81 sceyuot d t,e greater ps,n from tse
- - ~ 1850. - hsys xsik.e 1850
D<hf II Dr. 4 CLAY ToDb u y. r'ri<<sn
G<feet<- 6Seb4 k1p5ee. MICA. ten ee5s en<
yesfereey rode = njies eBd uire M - fneey
Tor tQX yeoN 00uI4 cheerfgifg r<tcwn91a
D.. 1ca1 - fbee who ks<s e. H1;ps -
"a ssex AFkEs 49, - -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-27

The following n Hes OF the marriage
licenses issued anes lest rabisshes. wish the
names rssidesses (uhss sutside TIE ETY. aaA
axss Of the psrsi8:
Aee
Freedsm r. churcA. Jennie !. Church -tF--ss
{ssnie III kliiis 4 Pryor ..- =
tevoeA1p -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-27

Ella Wright, aged I. Burton avenue.
second house west Of railroad, scarlet
fever.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-27
DR.. ORVILLE AND STAFF
Aa Ssl IPs Scalp Specialists Y WISH 81

OxLI scalp specialists WEsf
.s.cssssS ain ana sesip ssscs.iisss. Hair Tsss
f Tonic. sna Rank s8 Hair 1 sss'f s''e
The S;: and nss ~. :ss
cures ever thing. Also represents al Their eSiu.
NSw D.s Esr a:s az so s. ass s I ss
ron consult DR.. Orvlile or stsf, they are ally
prepared to treat EVERY form Of SCALP q Hair
dieor1sr.
Skill -VsSsus-Tenies.
OrR MErnoDs are si.nilar end sqsal - ~
most celebrated EuropcAa 8psclAlista. end ~
do not grow hair on
Billiard Balls Or Polished Bald Heads.
RxxrMBIn. that Medical Colleges have sssss
or orc cure II baidncss; also Physicians have moro
N. r;sn .s q ss ha asn sn Sss q seal
lists To arrive at the best results.
KEMsNpEa. the usual specialists are BARRIER
S%sR ~Sc ia. Paris g. ns ssS
Hair Dresser to some American Lady.~ etc,
and their ''curc Ais" are compos4d largely Of
y scSHs no ssa
Alcohol or Soap. ali Of which are ce1stics.
sasrsso posvss,y sI Snlh as aes 81. sns
the natural action Of the scalp, leaving the hair
dry and brittle.
Dn. ORvfLLEs MEpycArxp eHAnroo .(for
nlen.women aud chsldrsn) contains ncne 81 the
above, no glycerine. ole. etc.. makes no lakhor.
requires M ehower bath. vrrvents ooldut can
be used Mt h,rne and drank freely make your
Barber drink his)s destroys al cdor, ttching.
etc. leaves the acaip white and the hair I'M
usually sofs. light and glossy. Give Il trial,
Il 10 worth the trenbie-
Rreesaetn0 Bufdn~es = PreoenegooUo
fresfNszfs
are our leading speeiaIttea. II you have any
scalp sruptsons, itching. dandru}3 or the leesf
los cf hair. do not let . few faltsy Dsllsss
prevent our saving
Naswre's Hest BeesRss0 l6evHNene.
Everything confidential No names published.
Consultation free. Residences visited
Hours. 70 p. N. SUNDAYS, 3 TO p. -
Istces sisrsys LOWER - frss.
Those desiring Dr.. orvilis's psr.es I supsr-
vision should call very eooo. 81 llll AN1ogt-
ants located here perusnently. who alnp d
EXERT Chjropody or Manicurinx.
All Facial biemishes ekflliuliy removed.
Can Mondays. Tuesday, and Wednesdays 10
consult nreel
DIR. ORvILLE,
Room II. 10 Monroe Street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-27
TA.y Were Anlcipating Trouble,

and that in reality, they had no idea
Of accompanying ne themselves, and
thinking the excursion would bc fail
ure financially by their not attending,
vet in the face Of this they make great
pretensions OF brotherly love for labor
ing humanity. Our excursion was
given without their support and out of
the $50 profits realized our society pad
$25 TO one of their members, John
Cappy. for five weeks tickness, this
amount being the limit allowed by the
society IN case Of sickness.
Resolved, That We, the remaining :S7
employees. make this statement for
publication that most of US have been
with the company for years. and thst
We have never had any reason 10 COM
plain OF the manner in which the com.
pany have used US in. any way. having
always found thepi far and honorable
IN all their dealings with their men.
We believe the pay roll Of this COM
panv Will show rs high or higher rate
OF WAGES - any company in Grand
Rapi9s.
Resolved, That te protest asains. the
report pubirned by the molders
through the local papers aud denounce
them as false and masleious and not IN
accordance with the facts in the case.
Resolved, That to snoN the good
feeling between rs and our employers
and which has always existed, we pub.
lish this statement OF facts which are
positively known 10 us over our sgna-
turoa n woYk1ovv.co
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-27

We are not organized to debate this
matter, We are about 500 indignant
workipgmen. aud this statement Of
facts which has never becn given 80 the
public, 10 one which we hope will throw
same light on the existing state OF
Affairs and also prove final.
Resolved, That We believe that the
molders now IN the employ of this
company are ~ competent and ~ well
behaved ~ ever the old moldsfs were.
The so-called Locked Nosders accusa-
ton to the contrary. Notwithstanding
this, We do knew that the foundry nas
not lost one days time through insue-
ordination Of the n~n since II bscamr
IN esen ssop. and tse rroautt "A fully
up 10 tho standard. We make this
statement on oar own tesronnbsltty sc
~erk 1nrn whoss tntsfsssssfes Affected
and without zee knswtedes 81 cur
emestgess IN ofdsr tbst TIE pebi'c sasv
hear froas the o<ssr ss1s Of TIE tssff
what = the truth
knfzexn a. q. - 3 =. Co
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03
AROUND Town

Miss Addie Reggie, 4 we'll aud ia.
vorably known yonug lady Of Red
who has won her way TO sue
cess as a teacher 10 our public schools
for the last few years, a accepted
a position in the Hebron Schools at q
salary Of $45 q month. Miss Adde'S
friends in the city will he pleased to
hear Of her success and will heartily
congratulate her IN securing such q
rcmunerative position oil Of which
she Justly merits IT," Hebron
schools are TO &c congratulated on sc.
curing her services for the coming
year end may rest assured that her
school work will Re birhly satisfac.
tory.
j. A. Buckley, c Longmont, Colo,
. we'll known attorney Of that city,
has located In Red Cloud, where he
will practice law In the future. Mr..
Buckley comes TO this city highly rec.
commended BY the mayor and others
Of Longmont, and we bcspcsk for him
q good practice 10 Webster and ad.
joining counties, If strict attention to
business will merit patronage. His
Office will DO ' e j.. p. Albright's
feed store north Of the +. 4 M. bank.
We wish him success.
The services on Memorial day at
tho Christian church, were OF On ex-
traordinary character and the speech
by Rev. Il. l.. Ely was one Of the
finest ever delivered on a like occasion
and has been highly commended by all
who had the pleasure Of listening to
the burning words Of eloquence which
our divine friend uttered at thst time.
W. should like to have published il
this week but lack the space.
We couldn't BEAR to see the Gin
namin bear dance the war dance on
our streets Thursday night, but when
the band played Gamma Laura" the
d&ncers danced and the bears reared
and all went merrily down in their
pockets and brought forth another
nickel.
The "Big I%njun" Of this Great
Family Weekly will take in Mime.
apo)is next week along with A. Galus.
ha, Geo. j. Warren, L. II. Deyo, o.
q. Bell, q. W. Haley, and several
others for the purpose Of nominating
the next president.
The isdles Of the Baptist church
gave . free social last Thursday even.
ing. lee Dream and cake was served.
A pleasant even,h 6 was enjoyed BY
all present.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03

McKeighan's appointment at Wet
Point 10 said to DO nonresident. His
mother lives in Iowa. and that Is the
boys home. 1t 10 surprising that there
arc not enough yousg Nebraskans in
the 9th district to wear the banner at
West Point. 1t is queer the KUhler
boy had 70 be imported to pay . po-
liticsl debt Of the Independent party's
congressman from this district. It 10
tho opinion Of many that the appoint
ment OF KUhler's brother was . put
up job, and the ten dollar fee . still
bigger one in order to keep the poorer
er, but better qualified boys At home
to till the soil, you know, and prepare
for their future Independents,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03
Ancient Egypt,

Some Of the most startling, interesting
discoveries Of the life and customs Of
buried Egypt arc now being made
through extensive excavations. These
discoveries are exciting a great interest.
Many discoveries are, however, being
made In Jul country that are not leee
strange and remarkable, among which we
may mention that Of Haller's Pain Par.
alyzer which effects entire relief, and in
many cases q complete cure Of that tor.
rtble disease rheumatism, and which also
relieves pain OF all kinds. For sale by
@. l.. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03
Peculiar
To Itself

II viii cure. when in the power q medicine,
scrofula, Salt Rheum, Blood Poisoning.
Cancerous and all other Humors, Malaria,
Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache,
Catarrh, rheumatism. and al di@cultee
with the Liver and Kidneys.
Il overcomes That Tired Feeling, Creates IN
Appetite. and gives great mental, nerve,
bodily, and digestive strength.
Hoods 6afsapafilla 10 cold BY oil druggists.
d; six for o. Prepared only By @ I. Heed
B Co., Ap~othecaSies, Lowell. Nass.
N. 3. II you decide 70 take Hoods Sassaps
rilla DO not b induced to buy any othes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03

Holman secs q deficit at tho end Of
the next fiscal year, but be adds sig
niacantly shat If the tariff bills now
in the House, or that have passed
that body, should become laws. the
deficit would be sill further increased
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03

The committee desire 10 publicly
thank the members Of the Christian
church for the use Of thcir house Of
worship 70 Rev. Ely for his able adj
dress. To the choir for the music
and TO oil that helped to make Memo
rial and Decoration days success.
SECRETARY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03
Ilorsc Gossip.

Red Clouds favoritc stallion, Ly-
curgus, will start dunog the meeting
at Knoxville, Iowa, to be held August
Q 10 IL and IL, il the 2:24 class.
Purse $1,000. W. give the best Of
nomination for this stake.
STAKE NO. 9-2:24 TRoTTINo
PURSE $1,000.
Harry Cunningham, Knoxville,
Iowa, Oliver W. br g by Wagner's
Bashaw, dam Puss Cunningham, by
Green's Bsshaw.
j. B. Ross Colfax, lows, soupy, Oh
s by Gen Hatch.
Q. Alexander. Des Moincs, Iowa,
Senator A, gr h by tramp Panic, dam
Dollie Wonder by Tom Wonder.
J. s. Cooper, Chicago ILL.,, Gerleu,
gr 3 BY Pilot Medium, dam Golden
Dawn.
J. w. Emigh, Aurora, ILL.,, Lycur.
gus b h By Onward, dam Monnette, by
Bouny Boy,
Blackman Bros, Sioux FALL, 8. d.
Needy b 8 by Moody, dam Fannie
Bond by Magma Charta.
q. b. Cooke, Boone, Iowa, Clinkcr,
Jr. b 9 by Clinker.
Kings stables, Dallas, Texas, Prin.
mount, b h by Belmont, dam Electric
by Prnocps.
A. s. Houck, Great Bend, Wis,
Watchword, br . by Nil Des perandum
dam Daisy Dale by Mhorndale.
Wiley Jones, Pine Bluffs, Ark,
Trixter, Oh 9 by Executor, dam Lucy
H by Almont.
The Gentlemen's Driving Club OF
this city is in = fair way Of acquiring
. large membership.
Jim Butler our popular harness
man has q fine three year old mare
sired by Joe Sandusky, by Alexandra
Edwin Forrest. She win be bred te
Mr.. John Gilbert's standard bred
Wilkes stallion, Maximum. It's get,
ting TO be in this section that you ore
not in it unless you have q trotter.
George Hollsnd Of the Holland
House has . very smooth animal in
his sorrel gelding, Mike George Mr.
H. Is inclined to think he will b.
master OF the road this season.
W. 8. CARRIER Of the Farmers and
Merchants Bank has . ine roadster
sired BY Bob Sprague 2:24a and he ia
liable to try conclusions with some Of
the reputed fast ones before many
moons have passed.
Bernard McNeny says he will be in
the swim when il comes to o roadster
race with his stylish Aristos driving
horse.
The track at the fair ground will b,
put iui ine shape AZ soon Is tho wealth
or permits.
IN . recent interview Senator Stan
, ford 10 reported - saying: "Mr
Williams, owner Of Allerton, know
. very we'll that I do not trot my horseI
for money" Mr.. Williams never ask
ed him TO match his horses for money
!. o. he makes No matches himself. TIL
: proposition raj that . purse Of 10
600 would DO given for a race between
Palo Alto and Allerton. Senate
Stanford, surely has no objection +
racing for . purse as his horses com
, pete In such races every year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03

Ex-Governor Campbell says that
Ohio will choose . "big four" TO the
national Democratic convention.
This is hi. way Of expressing that he
will DO ona Of the delegates.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03

Probably oil that is heard Of the
"billion dollar" Congress will be
heard from the Rspubli IL
will not be in the nature Of an apollo
~, either.