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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-22
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5ajuidrei6er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-22
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-22

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olelcm uuIcren i15ntn uno berrli6en
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9aues, Sod uno Gampeu cntItanben
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-22

&oa tcm @cairlep- -Geicbe, wclGss
iidl 10 ie0ena1cjd1 fil Hl;jtt &aUo cr'
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| Onotrn ub3teitD lie itab iiir bas 9oni
| ua9tm2;n UcrtbellD1it elluciit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-22
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tpnmea gIacbgiljen pon circm 5turur.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-22

g8er 6ie ciniadlItr, bautrbaiteite unb
rrdftiidIts 9tdbmaibine Die es siebt
baben iuIa. pel nuteriuG)c, priiIe uHb
faufe Die nene Gauis, bieiel6e lit in
jeoer Sesie9un9 nniibertreIfti9. 9tur
81 baben BEL
81. $. 9a ienritter,
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-22

Circuit Glerf 9omfelbt 30 blte Die
IoIsenbeu in6eauiprl,dten @etiibren ali
ocn Gcuntpdlabmeliter Iber, no bic.
iel6sn bon Den ba5u Yeredtisten crbp=
BEN ,ueroeu fDnnen:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-22

GouuerncNr Traucj3 Dat nuH tn6lid)
cje 5toat59clcB3c6uns nuf @titiluo5
tca II. 6cbruor 81 elmer Grtra=Sibm
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befviljiguug 9cmadlt iuer6:n ilr oen
2$io5eroHItnu SCR Gtants.llniucrIitdt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-22

Su Serfaufen Gin rSbea 9rpe gari=
~ ter" Double CASEY in beitem 5uiianbe
sno elne aGs9e;eibnetc Sdreibmui1in
2s3@suIra9en IN Der r@oIfsblotte Sfiics."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-22

Die belter Waaren 81 ben bilIigIten
Treilen uertaufcn
Ser5Os & @ilb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-22
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3Syfen, 9aarfetten, 9fumen nnb iiberhduYi
s9s jeineren Saarorbeiten fiinitlerii1 itnS
" billis.
ssrau Sobn 9eiba@.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-22

gSer ba ipdbnte, meint Die ct. Souls
5ritilre, bnB eiu bemofratii9sr gons
greB oie Sntereiien nno Tedte Der
9(boptipbiirser tpabren iuiirbe, biirfte
nun talS pon ieinem @ahne furirt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

Are situated on the Wisconsin Central
Lines. IT the foot Of Lake Winnc' ago,
and like other towns on or near this
sheet of wafer, are very important
manufacturing centers. The &C., era!
government recognizltg the value Of
the location for manufacturing pur-
pores built extensive dams, the lake
forming . water head Of unfaillng
capacity, hence there is FURNISHED \
water power practically unlimited in
its capacity. The famous Menasha
water power 10 the first Of the great
hydraulic powers, and Is made by =
ten-foot fail Of the river between lakes
Winnelago and Buttes des Morts.
The water 70 carried along two canals,
enc nearly mile III length and the
other one 100 feet long, which run
parallel with the river. On their tanks
are located the many prosperous manu-
featuring establishments, including i've
large paper mills. flour mills, stove
works and others too numerous to
mention. The Wisconsin Central Lines
10 the direct route from Chicago and
Milwaukee, aifording unequslled SER
vice.
For tickets, maps, pamphlets and full
information apply to A. A. Jack. ID. r.
A. Wis. Cen, Detroit. Mich.s or Jas. e.
Pcnd. General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. Chicago, Ill.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

Mr.. and Ars. 7. Boone ef Thomas
street, men,bcfs of the First lie. orsned
church, corner of Fountain anu Rar.
clay atrcsts. have formed = missieu
sunday school, corn~f ot Durham aud
East streets. II Ia held tfon 10 I p.
~. every Sunday aud all ere invited 10
attend. Prayer meetings are held there
Ftiduy sssasngs ef sach week ~ 30
p. NJ. Al are invited.
the local militia men are already
beginning " think of The preliminary
ssfsaaespente Tor the annual stete %.
canstutsht. snd Capt W, >. Kinney
and Qnsttafmastef W. l.. White will 40
dssn ~ brighton the week " i.sek
over ths sssust,ep.
Mr.. u. q. Nsfsssafssa will he ~
Smith = kssfefus carpet house this
west enIy. With the lassrst ilns u
osisntsi Fuas sssf ksanshs ~ tisis city,
itstiag IN essfst.ess saseiAl lac pf'ese
viii te made II ftsiuee sac line
Chicken thssves ass MARKING "a
tifsaa Rapids tawaship. Jacob titsr-
ysss sefasts thst sesesAl ~ his fswia
ssfs stelea lest sseasaa.
~, Z 4. iiaiAss II this city has heen
ffehtt,t Peieat so = nshslsn FEEL, eaa
W ] PERKINS, has been sssatsd . pAteat
aA 3 eaissse sssehses.
4he &aass4l MATS seatsRifaa - TIE
bAetatl sseaAy sstss<s's ~'li - tsiA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

compared NTH 10 esormsus shipnsnss
made during ~ - fsu uonshA.
Owing 10 - advsnes1 prsmlsm foe
gold throughaut Europe, shspmssts
stiii continus hssvy. The failures shos
: siigat Increases - compared nth the
esrrsspeudlng week last year, BIS 70
offset this u PR cant employed lee
than eonao capital. and 81 per csns did
not exceed $4,000 c1p.tal. On the
whole ths conditk1n Of the country
from financial and commercial paint
OF view . quite - prosperous - could
be aaksd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06
Local Lobby Oh after.

The following letter is self explana-
tory: Grand Rapids. March &C.
Sumner Burroughs,-Dear Sir--ln be-
half of members of the "Childrens'
Home society" / wish to thank You
for the help you have extended to US
in our work ly sending us donation
nearly every week since December 8,
~. Many heart and home has been
the happier tins winter because Of your
generosity, for there are needs and
urgent ones that old clothes cannot
supply. A little ready money used
with discretion has been an absolute
necessity, So can eafcly cay that the
society with the best OF intentions and
hard work could not hare accomplished
more than half of what they have. had
1t not been for the Redmond fund.-"
as We call II. Again thanking yon for
past favors and hoping the Sunday
evening audiences will he very large. I
remain. most sincerely, Mrs. Cassius
II. Sweet, president of c. Fl. 8.
A theater party was gwen by Mrs. 7.
NJ. Carpenter to number of her lady
friends at Powers Friday evening. This
custom has proven very popular among
thcater patrons IN the east, and one OF
tine most pleasing features Of it Is the
fact that the ladies attend the theater
with her d uncovered. Sensible people
have long hoped that all ladies would
do likewise when in the theater. Let it
be hoped that this practice may be
adopted by the Grand Rsp,ds ladies.
The announcement that arrange
ments have been completed for the APP
H. En-
netist, Signor Llberau, and Signor CAL
lsri the great Italian tenor, Will cauee .
stir IN local musical circles.
Week Of March IA, at Geary's
museum, will see Geary's great min-
streI company, headed by those two
pansters. William COPYRIGHT and Will
lam Dccksixder, aided by fourteen
other burnt cork artists.
T. II. Winnctt, . manager of long
experience, Is giving his personai atten-
ton TO that royal parsonage, "bis Nsbs
the Baron.'s which will be welcomed
By large audience and sacred music
tonight.
Florence Blndlcy, with her pay tram,
cl0sed her engagement ut Testimonials
last night before crowded house. Ex-
csllent business was dons sll Of the
week.
E. r. Gillette, representative Of Sarah
Bernhardt. 10 spending Sunday ~ the
Morton. The great actress and company
Will como through from Milwaukee IN
= special train OF seven cars.
Wallace Ross, tie oarsman. with HE
patent rowing machines, will be at
Geary's museum week Of MAscn IA.
Wcatern Michigan will bc quite gen.
orally represented in Powers o. Bern
hardt night.
Manager Grary tenders the Emerson
home . benefit March Is.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

Manager Smith announces for the
patrons Of his cory resort show OF I'M
usual excellence, designated as Bell
Brothers Cosmopolitan Speciality and
Comedy congress, and Is ssid to be one
OF the best shows on the roaj. 1t COM
prlses twenty star performers. Allen
and Forrest, sketch artists; Minnie
Ross. Tyrolcan warbler; Frank Kent.
IRISH COMEDIAN; Lottie Swan. serl0-
comic vocalist; Miss Ada Ray, bnr-
l. sque artistic; De Vanney and Alien,
brrak-neck song ami dance artists;
three Bell Brothers, acrohats; Sorll
Brothers. gymnasis; the Bakers, sketch
artists; Misses Bryant and Clifton, skirt
dancers; George Allen, dancing phe.
non,enon; Miss Emtua Forrest, song
and dance artistic; William Devan. the
Artful Dodgcr. Concluding with the
lsughable comedy entitled "Jolliiica-
tion.'' Matinees "Wednesday, Friday
ana Saturday, at which the entire pro-
gram will be given.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

tar; SAdier aud Dovnsy. the German
aiaiect comedians. IN their orag'nal
conception. snIstled, "Datch padss:'
.L.eonSo." the jngsler; H. J. Asbets.
Character comedian. ard last bat not
least. Master Eddie Abbott. the clever
boy magician. The museum " open
every sfteFnoon and evening. bret
snow IN theater takes place ~ z:la.
second 3:45. evening u 7:45 and "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

An satire change IN al Department.
. the announcement made ~ Manager
0eafy for tba ssseaia6 Netts The
pslss hstsy shaw viii ~ The principal
leesafs 10 Tire lsetuss bell. hat The ilst
~ attractions - spRssf ga The tlsesssf
$50 y etesptseair large eHa of god
4sAist5. t.ss Nssisys with hss fanssas
"1stA Msfssse.H VII ap aaaet - tls
tolt ~ tiss tswfs. 1hss sshsess 10 s~sa
- - tba nSeaseet at its sind 10
AmsSseA. 1he twsa efetbsfs discs. ~
oSssa feeteds sessa 1t sBeisat xHi
ests3ets stotaxsy te<<s = itstafs ia
ltSStf fhsse esssttstAee s aeiuas thesE
upsfsfn4nn Uta Ue6aeffsi fssts II
o1ses6lh 80 sfhet etnetetse P<sstssss.
~ psette kltsy, ~ msefst sssesyssss;
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

The r sders of this papcr will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that scicnce has
ieen able 10 cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure 10
the only positive cure known TO the
medical fraternity. Catarrh bclng =
constitutional disease, requires . con-
stitutional treatment Hairs Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood aud mucous surface OF
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation OF the deeease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
const tuition and assisting nature in do
ing its work. Tho proprietors have 80
much faith in Its curative powers, that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that il fails 70 cure. Send for
list OF testimonials.
Address. r. ]. CHENEY 4 Co.,
Sold by druggists, T5c. Toledo, O.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

tuesday and Wednesday N the 6ecoad
Dspisst cbureh- The kes. 3 y. Van
Krk 81 thai church y eecrotAry and
treasurer ot he ASSOCIATIONS.
Tue city trxcners ~ their regular
monthiy meeting IA the Csatrsl school,
building yesterday morning pass.
death Of Mrs. jordan aid Mas Della
Norbert.
i. K. Howell. tho Chicago millionaire
Iumbermzn wnaze failure few nlontns
ago caused such . s~nsAtion IN busi-
ness circles, MAS attending the federal
court Ia this city yestsrdsy ca BUSH
ness.
Tom Lynch's horse, 6heeney. that
vas Injured in the ire at No. SO
Canal street fhuysdsy nignt, died Fsi-
day night. Mr.. Lynch returned from
New Oriesns yesterday morning.
The last Of series OF dancing lessons
given by Alss FAunie Wilcox 81 Paris
town nall Ma given Friday night. Sew
ersi prrsons from the city attended. 4
second series Will he gwen.
Ex.Aldsrman II. Z. Doren 10 study
ing on several Improvements 10 the
present style Of bicycle wheels. end hss
already received . patent fsr support
attachment.
II you wzAt . position. o. II you de-
sire Office or house help. you cannot do
better than insert an advertisement -
the want columns of The GRASp RAP
IDS HERALD.
Members Of Grace Hive No. IS, ladies
Of the Maceabees, viii Meet 1T their
new hall. No. d Pearl street. Monday
afternoon at 2 p. m. 10 practice tine
new ritual.
Oriental Chapter Order Of Eastern
Star will give = pedro party in their
hall on Waterloo street Tuesday even
ing.
The peoples party of the Fifth ward
will holt caucus Monday evening IN
Goosseu's hall. No. $40 Ottawa street.
Collector John Steketee has finished
securing his summer supply vi Ice Tor
his cottage ut Macatawa PARK.
Tie rcpnb iean city com oittee vii,
meet at the Office OF Dwight Goss Tues
day evening.
Work will soon be resumed on the
new Holland Reformed theoIogl, .
seminary.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Wright OF
No. ~ Bartlett street l0-pound boy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

The advent Of the divine Sarah
promises 10 bc the mcss unusual repre-
sentatlon ever given IN the city. She
- the acknowledged queen Of the stage
and her realm the world; she has
visited every portion of il and her sub
jects number millions. Size will pre-
sent GA Wednesday evening. ut Powers
Sardou's great play LA Tosca." which
WAS written for tins celebrated actrtss.
. play for which she. above all others,
10 en,lueutly iittetf 10 reprceent. Her
coming to Grand Rapids has created .
notable and unusual interest. The IN
terest in 6Ardou's great play is most in
tense frnm the v.ry beginning, until
the PROSTATE form of La Tosca lis
down the ramparts ny the side of the
iIitated Marie Carvardocy. Marie had
been . liberal. In earlier days the
young noblenian and the pretty singer
had been drawn toward each other.
La TOscA is light maiden creature,
prone 70 foolish iealousles; but with
all her limitations OF soul she can love,
Scarpia uses when he carries out his
scheme to hunt down the escaped
prisoner Angeilotti. Befriended by
MettOs tue Iclukeo - Akou I'd TIC 10.
ble's county villa. known only to La
Tosca and trusted servant. Scarpia
suspects the truth. Angellotti has AS
sumed the disguise IF woman while
in hiding at n church. The police Of
ficals find some III his belongings and
adrotly pursuade the jealous Flora that
he hasreceived some other woman IN ner
absence. Ia Tosca. furious with jeal-
Gus rage, hurries TO the villa and
only comprehends the situation just as
Scarpia aud his foiIuwers have traced
her TO Trascate. memorable ard fero-
cious Scarpia puts Mario to tine torture.
until be compels La Tosca to reveal the
hiding place of AnjelIottI. La Tosca
sees the fate Of her lover, but he is re-
leased from torture 10 see Anlellotti
lying dead on the floor. He denOunces
La Tosca for revealing the secret. and
10 condemned to death for aiding An
jeIotti to escape. Then comes the fur
Their plot. of the taking Off of Scarpia.
and that final death which brings
down the curtain. The play is picture
esque, melo-dramatic and fateful, and
the charactarizations are bro:ght out
as only Sardou can write them and
Sarah Bernhardt impersonate them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

When We will give u silver dollar with
every $500 purchase, a silver halt with
every $3.50 purchase, aud silver quar-
member this is the last week. as Satur.
day will close this sale. Come and
cave your mOnev.
O'HAnA's SHOE STORE.
az Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

The republican caucus Of the town
ship OF Grand Rapids will be held ~
the school houee. District No. Z, on
Fact Bridge street, thrse-quartere Of
mile ast Of the city hmlts, on 6atur-
day, March Is, 1872, at lao p. m, for
the purpose of dominating candidaees
for township oilices and eiectsuR three
delegates 10 the county convention.
By OnDkn o. CoNMrTrEB.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

Gross & Black wells CHOW chow, CHER
kius AMI mixed pickles IS cents per
quart bottle 1t Hatchs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

Gross & Blackweli's CHOW chow. ghsr-
kins and mixed pickles IS cents per
quart bottle at Haich's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

scbeit's cocoanut Is cents per pound
at Haich's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

cnoIcr can salmon ia cents per can
as Hatch's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

sche<ts cocoanss IS cents per pound
ct Hatch's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

SENATOR HILL declined TO accept any
salary for the portion of his tenn that
he did not serve. The refusal was
about ~ spontaneous. however, ~
Cpsar's refusal Of tho crown.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

isA- 49, 1e~;re U~-e--s - el;< -
sh.s .~,i6<s.1 - ,~~ilv ls.efes~ ~ 49,
- 80 ~ ec-...<ice - 800 .~.a~
- ..rcri-~ 80 noor ~.,l.raif,. - ~.
49,. s1.-s .ss.rs sic.e -. ~;re
Ahonf t. Ar a. ~ prps~ut snorsfh
~enf1eman otgiinx hinaeN Dr. 0sr,iir -
- ,ved = ehis oitV 81 ooDenod = o{zce e
tno Gilbesf ta0ck. oGrner q Auntoe AID
spring sfroeea He onoouUced tha is
Wa = ep>cialist 81 ~ cure of skla -.
esses. improviag the casn 2iexias ea1
r>aersilr beaasifxlnx the h1Lnan 81 s':e
T,.ere was 10 hsari<h q trupr<ts sseq
his Arrival, bns ~ knawl~1<-@ ~ en;e q
the cures he had effected b~ealss nrS-><
asorf. greater Ia efesf as takep ~ ~
gentleman.
In order to learn something - t'F- DC
tor and his meshois. . repTesel.s<ts, a
The Democrat rs-rnt3y called 81 ~
Office. The doctor warmly welrca~1 hh
guest. aad after Iesrning the al rcf N
his visit proceeded u show him s'sr =
the hsntssme aIa rsmrfsts he ocraf,fr -
the second floor 81 the G. <rt htr<. ~
floors were covered wisis hAndsans az
seix carpets. the cslorsof Al. 4 i,i'
nicely with the surroundings. The y n
tnre q Of the latest aud han&<eseet r.
sign. and would give tore 10 the ~ 10
oi aay mansion. Ia fact tire sps'x ~ e
are IS handsome ~ could De oesifssa -
the most fasiidsous- Tie rof''ns In y ic.'
patients are operated upon hr the <'fp'
or his lady assistants are bad irens Fies
bv handsome silk curtains. asd ~.
thing leading - the cont"st nrg g >
veuience OF r5trnDs has tcfn Hressotd.
q, X~S 4 am a stsef.zlI<f IN az Al ,tt<f4.Fr
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At this distancs from the scene Of
the dispute, and not being directly in
teFested in tins zeal fisheries, many look
upon the efforts made TO ave ses! life
~ more likely u STRAIN the nov pleas
ant relations existing between the
country and Great Bsitain than to &C.
complish any god 70 the couatry at
large. Il v further argued that the
fur OF The cal 10 consumsd only by the
rich. aud therefore not Of importance
~ the nLasses- Thess rsasons are ten
able and shouid - gwen their fuli
weight. but when 10 acquired Alaska
and the islands adjoining in 1857 We
also acquired an ,ndussry which II pro-
perly protected will yield . coss,dsr-
able revenue. After the scquisision OF
this territory the PnbylotE islands were
leased to the Alaska commercial conn.,
pxny At an annual rental Of 500 .0oO and
- additional for every zeal tAkeu. the
catch being restricted 70 100, 900. British
subjects, residente Of Canada, almost
inmedsstsly began dspssdations. and
TO protect the company in the rights
granted, armed cruisers we're sent into
the waters TO seiss poaching vessels.
This course brought : clamoxous pro-
testfrom the Canadians rho claimed the
unitsd States were assuming . jurisdic-
ton they had denied the Russian gov
eminent in 1872. The matter finally
became 30 serious that the two govern
ments appointed . joint commissioner
to visit these islands and report on the
best methods Of preserving seal HE. In
the intervals modus vivendl was agreed
upon and last year armed cruisers Of
both powers patrolIed the seas. Word
now comes that the commission has
failed to agree. and that Lord Salisbury
has refused to continue the modus VII
vendl. Under these circumstances if
Wa police the sea and seize foreign
poachiug vessels. international difficult
ties of . serious nature ere threatened.
II We do not police the sea. seal life will
speedily become . thing OF the past
aad tina honor Of our nation trailed in
the dust.
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