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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-15

DIES MolNFs IN. July IA large.
ly,attcnded ratification meeting was
held here tonight 10 ratify the Peoples
party nominations maize In Omaha.
The meeting was ia honor " GeJcra!
Weaver the nominee for PRECEDENT.
Judge &. &. Cole, late Chief Justice,
pTesidod,aud made the opening speech.
He was followed 10y General Weaver,
who reviewed the position Of the PEG.
Pics party nj some length. The Gen.
efai was well Received. A number o.
other speakers followed him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-15

san FRANCeCJ, July 1.-The Er
driiHor this morning prints long
article Eating that Chinese certificates
u Identification are being disposed OF
here Ia violation Of law. Tho article
, states that the paper has in its posse g..
sion a certificate purchased from II. Y.
Chance, n Chinese lawyer, who ngte, 4
Tor the sum of 500 on delivery Of tho
certificate, g. ptOcufu "a complete ilenli.
nuaiiuI under thu terms Of law VI Ray
Chinese who misht dusiro 20 lnud.
Tho IrgmiGtr chutc u Mythical per.
s0nngc who wAa made 10 appear In The
certificate AZ al opium merchant ON
route to China, hut who intended TO
return 10 the United States. He ex.
pleined tho proGesg 10 newspaper
representative who concealed his
identity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-15
AT HOMESTEAD.
Two More Union iron Plants Closed
Down. Business
Depressed.
srRIKGRs 10 ARGUE WITH NON.
UNION MEN.
More Blood,hcd Expected Before the
kinal Settlement Of the
N ki,utph to the NrwI
TuE uoMEsIEaD TROUBLE.
Tn. Carnrgic men Sirihe.-rron-
bic Ahead.

hhf hhfhtA" h'h NfNihfs- a. hh-
bic Ahead.
PirrsBuRa. July l4.-rhls evening
both Union iron plants closed down,
and notices were po,ted by tAc com.
pany warming treHpHHyeis 20 keep or
the property. About three hundred
men are affected by the strike In the
two milh. The Beaver Falls plant,
which closed for repairs, h 10 rcaume
operation on Monday next, but the
men say they will not return 10 work
unless the firm grants another confer
en-, 10 the Homestead workers. The
closing Gown uf the two mills will
have depressing effect upon all kinds
OF busiueaa Ia that part Of the city.
Tho Keystone Bridge Works, Schoiiltr
WORKS aud several other construction
millr will doubtless be forced 10 close,
iuCrpnaing tie number Of idle men 10
twice that leaving the Union mills.
EoN-uSioN MES EXPECTED.
HOMESTEAD, July i4.-All day long
everybody IN Homestead has been ex.
p,cting the arrival Of four hundred
nou-uniOn woElmeu. They were
scheduled 10 arrive at $3.50 but up To u
late hour the "blacs Sheep had net
matotializcd.
Alta special meeting Of the advisory
committee tonight II was believed that
they would Ice brought 10y river. and
the patrols were strengthened on tho
banks Il the MUnungahtla w meet
anu argue with the incomrts. IL was
argued that my resort 10 violence
would be practically treason The
pickUts wprs ~ ask the iucl 90 II
they wcI, taking the places ~ striking
wuIl,mtu hccuu e. they needed foot for
themselves and families. an Affirm
rtiye reply were returned the commit.
tee authorized promise 10 help them
until they could secure work.
The situation IN to some extent crit.
icul, because the strict discipline Of
the ;roOIs l. very liable to clash with
tho utterly fearless anu determined
strikers. The latter propose TO speak
T. any one they please, 40 long ~ they
are Ieac abe.
A mus meeting Of ckci.out men
Of Cam, gic'H steel works will be held
tomorrow, 60 decide the best method Ot
distributing the relief preferred by
labor organizations,
UGLY rORInJDfSGs ~ HOMESTEAD.
LRnAEoN, Pa, July Ia Major
Wright Of the Third brigade upon be.
ing qu, stoned NJ 10 the situation NJ
HOmcftcad by Governor pattilpn, re-.
piled that everything was quiet, bu.
lorebodings were very ugly. The
strikers, he says, ore heavily armed
anu there viii be bloOdthed before
the final settlement OF Htiiirs. Tbs
ufesplt uracp ia iufOrcgd law the glOtIl
" awe Which has hung over the strik,
ing workman sinco the arrival OF
troops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-15

Fishing for soup Is always prccarioul
business Tho time Is short to catch
tAom In, md not inirequouuy cold
storm, % fow days after tho run begins,
drives them oif tho coast, and On season
Is failure. In one heavy blow recent.
ly 400 barrels Of soup got out OF tho
soincs of Newport, r. |.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-15

Experiments were made during tho
last trial trim of tho armed cruiser Boo
wulf 20 determine tao mir pressure ut
the mouth gun no the moment Ut
discharge bhils soro placed ncar
tho mu2zi tho guns and shots fired.
IN every caFc the animals foll dead Gt
once. lu order 20 test the probable of.
fycts Of tho enormous displacement Of
mir upon human beings figures lnado Of
straw wore used Thc.o wcrc torn %
pieces IN every instance. Tho trials
wero madc with long bored 2i-cerli.
motor ring guns. Berlin Cor London
Nova
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-15

A Reading dispatch says; "PlaintiT,
defendant, two lawyers and six wit.
nessos, two Of whom came from leo
miles away, appeared before Alderman
Kirchm1u recently in civil suit over
property valued at less than ono dollar.
The alderman gave judgment in favor
Of defendant aud Mra. Dietrich will
have TO pay costs, amounting 10 about
thirty dollars, exclusive OF lawyers'
fees
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-15
TuE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
Giadstoninns ana pRrneIIiies some.
Mhnt DlAnpnnImIrd.,

"'' 'N'ff'th'fhs
LOSpOS, July lI.-'roday's results
did not quite come up 10 the Liberal
expectations, hut they are considered
satisfactory ~ confirming Yesterdays
Paius. The Liberals calculated that
today's results would adj twenty
seven to tho GladstOniRn total. The
Parnollites thought the magic OF their
great leaders, name would work
wonders In the election, but they wers
mistaken M was shown by the voting
IN the west division Of Wickloww here
IL. Parnoll, brother OF the great
leader, Stood at the foot Of the poll, rs-
ceiying 23s vote6 lesH than the Com
seryativo candidate and 9O00 less thnn
tho eucceisiul anti.Parnollite. John
Dillon was elected by majority Of
over 1000 over his i'aTnellite CONF
petitOr. Returns at midnight show:
Conservatives, 2is; Liberals, 232; Nc.
Cnrlhyites, 81; Liberal Uninnisls, 38;
Patnellit.s, 7; LRborites, 3. Minis
terial total, 2s7; GladBtonlan total, .s3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-15
Another nody Renewed From ths
"foisom."

PEORIA, ILL.,, July l4.-One more
body wns removed rom the wreck of
The steamer "Fraukie Folsomp late
tlis evening, making total of eleven.
There Is thought 10 be only ono more
body In the wreck.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-15

Tnr mob resisted and the soldiers
were ordered 10 nft upon thru. A
yuiloy was fred into the mob, killing
three and wouuding four 0ihon. The
riUtefs then dispcfscd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-15
CONGRESS-.
Provision, al senator shormnn's Bill
Directing the Purchase Of
Silver Bullion.
WORLDS FAIR AND SUNDAY CLOS.
ING "Msno@EHT.
a Bill In the House for tie Prohibition
Of Interstate transportation Of
pinkerions.
Introduces - Bui Relating Z,
silver.

Introduces "a niii Relating to
silver.
WASHINGTON, ID. g., July lI.-Sen.
htOf sherman To-Day introduced a bill
TOT the repeal Of certain parts Of tho
act directing the purchase VI silver
uulli1n AnI issue Of treasury notes
thereon, approved July II, 1850. The
tlll provides that 20 much OF the act as
directs the secretary ~ the treasury to
lurchasu from time TO time silver bull
non 10 aggregate 100000 ounces, or
such portion thereof ae may he offered
taDh day at thu market price thereon,
aud issue In payment for such pur-
'hncs ui oliver bullion treasury notes
" the United States, IN hereby repealed,
TO take effect January l,lsoj, provided,
however the act shall not IN any way
hilrct OF Impair OF change tho legal
qualities OF redemption OF use OF treas.
ufy mote. issued under said act.
Senator Stewart had the bill referred
70 TIE nnnuce committee, reducing by
% per cent. the salaries OF all govern.
ment employees receiving over $1,000 n
year.
Morgan introduced resolution in
ttfucting the finance committee to re.
Port a bill making legal tender money
absolutely legal tender irrespective Of
any contrary condition In contract.
The conference rcpor. on the Diplo.
matte hill was agreed 90, ana 40 was
the Que ON the naval bill, but In tho
latter case tho reports were not final.
The consideration Of the tundry
civil bill was tceumed. Mt. Quay
offered an amendment Ia lieu OF the
Sunday clo'ing amendment to the
WORLDS Fair paragraph adopted yes
terday, declaring that all the nppro.
pfintions bo maize for the Exposition
on the condition that II shall not be
opened on Sondays, and n the appro-
prihtionr be accepted, II shall be the
duty OF the Worlds Fair commission
10 make rules ami carry out tho con-
hiiiop q the amendment. This was
rgfeCd 10.
An amendment was offered by
senator Carey scaling down the geo-
logical survey appropriation 20 as 10
make Il aggregate $3.50, 900 instead Of
$4,000. Agreed to.
Senator Cullom demanded separate
vote on the amendment prohibiting
tie sale OF intoxicating liquors within
the Worlds Fair grounds.
Senator Palmer Joined In the request
r,,raya,io, RAJ H., 49,. i,ti....' aass
iarpe nnmbsr Of c,t,. ans ,.'.ts", ,V
win thc right IN serys iin,nr. VIII
meals. m, nenaItles for non com.
niian,o wouIi nggr,g.,a tGna nao
wbich th,, -, s,'o'',,i y ,,,,
Tor in case llouprs could moi he ..Syai
a. ntovisri IN m. coni,,cI
vot, was th.r tak"n and Al.
ainenGmept nrohiIiii,, iha ala a, ~
toXicsiiny Ii5no,s ysi,stn Inc wo.h,i.
Fair gIouuds te,iitsd, ves 81,
nnys "a -
gebStr, Wa, uovod M N ,,h.,,,,,.
for Sspaior DnnvJs anniay cI".,n',
nm.n3m.,t on, cI,sing th, n,.hanis'
chi nntt M tbe Exrosiiion an Snndsrs
AND 'Lavips, a hall asscisJ for raii,ia;,s
s,Tyje,s
Senator Ou.v movsdio ,.h,. tho ,o.
to-, mi 3, xg's a,,,.,,t 80 sn W. o." "a.
MAYA IL. ~
t,,tl a., -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-15

Alta marriage banquet, whom Ricnaru,
Earl Of Cornwall welded Cincia, tho
laughter OF Raymond, Earl of Provence,
tho tables gronncd beneath the weight
Of more than thirty thousand disLeA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-15

VIENNA, July H. The lower house
Of the Austrian Diet to-day passed the
void currency bill by u vote Of 100 10
o..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-15

SACRAMENTO, Cal, July l4.-Gov.
efnnor Newton Booth died suddenly
this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-15

A company haF been organized at
Phmnix, A. T., ~ tho construction Of
what 10 claimed viii be tho largest arti-
fetal reservoir IN the world. 1t will 30
sixteen miles long and contain l0J,OjS,-
OlO, 800 cubic Geo: Of water.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01
noxleus gss- IEis eeavsn.sas and not
eacunc erec 81 air piDes-

noxleus kss- Il - eeaysn.sas and not
elean ceree - air pipes-
john Townsend shos and killed VII
haEa j. Aeclsatoek a. Brldxssatsr last
September ana the jury ~ eaalixe Gen.
ter aas lcss deelded that &c acted IN
elI-defsEse.
The WAFER supply At Cheooygan 10
scarcely surac-ens tor the household
leeds 81 tne cstizeas. and IA case OF
IRE the tosn soald be IA great danger
or total destruction.
Magnetic water las been struck al
AiPena II the depth Of i.e7s feet Tue
water Is very strong. aad Il . believed
that & viii prove very eftcsesons in the
ueatineat or rheumatism.
The barns on fTxuk A. Boards stock
farn at Ruby, near Marine City, MA.
destroyed ~ ire Friday night, and
i"eaty one horses, twenty COWS and al
or Ms fafia machinery mas destroyed
Aancelona woodsmen are telling al
exciting tale about an encounter with .
gorilla SIX feet high and armed with 4
cub. ltwould DC interesting To knon
what brand OF "booze" these woods
men drink.
James Heal, Flint township farmer
while dangerously III IN June las
decided his farm 10 hls brother Johs
Heal OF BlrmInghzm, England. lie
recovered and nov his brother refuse,
10 deed It back and Law suit will Ell
sue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01

to any point Ia Michigan. or from any
where IN Michigan 70 any polnt IN the
East. South. or West, you will almost
invariably md the direct route 10 be
the Michigan Central. whose numerous
branch lines traverse the state IN every
direction. and whose great main line IS
1.-The Niagara Falls Route" between
Chicago aud Detroit. and New YORK,
Boston and the East.
No railroad runs finer or faster
trains 10 more solidly constructed and
vigilantly operated. SO that ats time
schedules can be depended upon. aud
remarkable immunity from serious &C
cident Is secured.
No other road runs directly by and
n full view OF Niagara Falls, when sst
Falls View its day trains stop five
minutes TO give passengers the most
comprehensive view OF the falls and
river that is afforded from any single
point.
No other road from the East runs
directly by aud IN full view OF the col
ossal buildings of the Worlds Column
bian Exposition, and enters Chicago
along the beautiful lake front TO IL.
depot, within a few minutes walk OF
ride OF the principle hotels and busl.
ness houses Of the Worlds Fair city.
No other road has a finer or more
complete through car system, running
to all points upon ITS own line and to
points beyond-Ncw York, Boston
Cincinnati, st. Louis, Duluth, San
Francisco.
For any specific information desired
address JOSEPH S. HALL, Michigan Pas
senger Agent, jackson, Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01
Inferior Goods.

The only safe way for purchasers is
to insist on having the genuine article,
and not allow themselves to be swindled
by having plasters said to be ''just as
good" imposed upon them. These are
only tricks to sell inferior goods that
no more compare with Allcock's Porous
Plasters than copper does with gold.
One trial Of Allcock's Porous Plasters
will convince the most skepticai OF their
merits.
The eminent Henry A. Mott, Jr., Phi.
D.. +. c. s., late government chemist,
certiiiss:
"My investigation OF Allcock's
Porous Plasters shows 1t TO CONTAIN
valuable and essential ingredients not
found in any other plaster, and l find
it superior TO and more efficient than
aay other plaster"
Ask for Alleock's. and let no SOLICIT
alton or explanation induce you to &C
cept q substitute.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01
A Home Industry.

IN these days Of sharp composition
in trade the buyers Of goods have bar
gains, at least 60 the agent tells tbeml
offered them from many different
firms. But ali things being equal, or
when you can get goods manufactured
here 81 home equally az good a. out
side manufacture, II seems nothing
more thsn justice that home Industries
shsuld he pstronized.
TIE tfm Of Baumsnn A Rife, al.
sheogh not an ed firm, are making an
enstshie reputation 80 cigar msnDfac-
tarss- There brand sne~n ss "Oar
Madef' - an A No. | straight Havana
hlier. They sl@o have bfsnd called
she b. sad X, = ard epe kae~n - the
"PaFts" These brsads are all hand
made. straight Nsvana fslsf eEsFs ssa
fstatl Al 10 essts. AID wherever used
srs svlas enslf~ sstssfsetssn. They
sFs MISUNDERSTANDING cent essf
kno~a 80 the New ADJ" whseh /. .
asaay. he ssst "a the market fer tAe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01
PRESIDENTIAL DINNER.
a Tsrnal Neal with 0sorgs WasAinyto
Tn 1888.


In 1879.
The following is description of one
of Gen. Washingtons dinner parties,
given on the 9th of August, lrs9, taken
from the Senator McCloy Diaries" re-
Gently published: "Senatc adjourned
early. At little after four called on
Mr.. Bassctt, of the Delaware state. We
went TO the presidents to dinner. The
company were: President and Mrs.
Washington, Vice President and Mrs.
Adams, the governor and his wife. Mr..
Jay and wife, Mr.. Langdon and wife,
Mr. Dalton and lady perhaps his
wife). and Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Bassett
myself. Lear. Lewis, the presidents
two secretaries. The president and
Mrs. Washington sat opposite each
other in the middle Of the table; the
two secretaries, one at each end. II
was great dinner and the best of the
kind l was ever at. The room, how.
ever, was disagreeably warm. First
was the soup; fish roasted and broiled;
meats. CANNON, fowls, etc. This was
the dinner. The middle of tho table
"
with small images, flowers (artificial).
etc. The dessert was. first, apple pies,
pudding. etc; then ice creams, jellies,
etc; then watermelons, muskInelons,
apples. peaches, nuts. II was the most
solemn dinner ever sat at Not a
health drank; scarce a word said until
the cloth was taken away. Then the
president filing glass Of vino, with
great forrnality drank to the health OF
every individual by name round the
table. Every body initiated him, charged
glasses, ard such buzz OF health. sir,
and thank you. madam never had |
heard before. Indeed. had liked 20
have been thrown out in hurry; but
got little vino in my glass. and passed
the ceremony. The ladies sat . good
while, and tho bottles passed about. bu,
there was a dead silence almost. Mrs
Washington at last withdrew with the
lsdies. expected TIE men would now
begin. but the same stiffness remained
The president told of q New England
clergyman who had lost hat and wis
in passing a river called the Brunks.
He smiled and everybody else laughed.
He now and then said n sentence o,
two on some common subject. and
what he said was not amiss Mr. Jar
tried % make laugh By mentioning
the circumstances of the duchess ol
Devesskire leaving no stone unturned
% carry Fox's election There was q
Mr.. Smith who mentioned how Home,
described Eness leaving his wife and
carrying his father out Of flaming Troy
He had heard somebody q suppose
witty en- the occasion: but IL he had
ever read it be would have said Virgil
The president kept fork In his hand
when shc cloth was taken away,
thought, for the pnvrose Of picking
nuts. lie ata no nuts, hswever, bui
played with the fork, striking on the
edge a the tahls with 4. We did no,
sit long after the ladies retired. The
president zrese. went upstairs 20 drink
cofres. the company followed. I tool
my bat an3 came home.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01
sEMpLE A BAD MAN.
A Former Grand Rapids Man in Trouble
in Ohio.

= FORMER Gfanc Rapids Man n Trouble
in Ohio.
ID. w. Semple. formerly dry goods
merchant on West Bridge street. this
city, but Tor the past year or more
resident OF Akron, o.. where he is now
ticket broker, figures as ono Of the
chief parties IN q sensational divorce
case brought against him by his wife,
who alleges, aniong other things, that
her spouse has neglected to provide
ner with the necessaries OF life, de-
priving her of suitable clothing, and
coming home IN the early hours of the
morning intoxicated. In the intidelity
department OF the bill she says that he
has been altogether too intimate with
Maud GaskIli, his pretty typewriter. In
1883, the bill recites. that an intimacy
sprung up between Semple AMI
Mrs. Rosalba Reed of Boston, and that
the pair met IN Springfield, Mass, for
improper purposes. These relations, 1t
is alleged, continued for i've years.
The tirst OF Mrs. Semple's suspicious
were aroused while . resident OF
Grand Rapids. From January, 1890,
and for year after, Semple IL charged
with incorporates on many occasions
with gIrl IN this city. Tho name of
the girl Is Withheld, because, as Mrs.
Semple says, she is now married and
leading vlrtuous life. The plaintiff
alleges that the defendant Is heir TO
500. 900 which he will take when his
mother dies.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01

Pinckney needs y fire department..
Battle creek Is almost devoid of
street signs.
Mack,nav is shipping 500 tons Of ice
south daily.
Thieves are pIundering school chill
dren in Birmingham.
Alxonac mas great prospects for .
building boom IN the spring.
The city reading room as Cheboygan
hss been closed because of poor pat
yoasgs.
Leonard Matrou. who At one time
owned hslf of Buchanan, died a few
DAYS ago a psuper.
A Merrios merchsns mas purchased
markets tnIs winter.
Isborers about the capitol at Ian
sing thresten 10 strike unless their
wages are increased.
The sons OF New York will have a
grand reunion and banquet at kala-
msxoo IN February 10.
Business naen ct Constantine have or
fsaizea an siectrie hEht company aud
will build piaas there.
deHH lUoflat, IA OH rrk-IAU aul
pioneer OF Tuseola county. died SatuF-
day moTning aged "a years.
I'll estimated that SIS, 600 worth of
hides, pelts aud ALLOW we're marketed
st Fhns surnx tae past year.
Amos sshsfer had bis nose tern %
the ether day By . falling limb While
be vss cutting trees near Lspeer.
Ira n. Wilder Of Flint. still has The
acceptance of tne position Of federal
banx examiner under consideration.
A Aysar-old daughter Of Geo. =
Anderson fell into . mill race 81 Ru-
sssnan On Saturday and .ss drowned
Several infurs,ed Ear City hBsosnas
Or. lsoxins Tor = drunken s'geatle.
man vns has been forcing hIs sttsn-
teas upon sssir slves.
Marshall citissns ara organizing the
Isux Lsxs club. IL . proposed 20 buy
the AApls Grave actel property sad
uss the same for q club hsuse.
waliism ssvnsn. . farmer living
near Kalamazoo. hss mysteslousiy d.
appeared. BE drew ne nneeey eat Of
shs ssnk add Aas nss been sesasas.
{. uerliek. Of Msraastls, sac IA
v~nfasl Q nzies hsssnet, after tise styie ~
sasssax spp&rstus, wbieh sill rnshss
ex~~~n ~ essrr hstiisis9s sna ptase
cute their wsFs regardless 81 sia0ss q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01
STOLE HIS wlFE's MONEY.
And Then Tried to Steal a March on the
Officers But Failed.

BxLDrSs. Jan. 3l.-Ralph Skellenger
started . barber shop at this place
about q week age. Friday evening he
was arrested on complaint of his wife
for the larceny Of her pocketbook. A
deputy sheriff took him TO the train
preparatory TO taking him to lonia.
He left the prisoner IN the custody OF
ms hired man while he went to pur-
chase tickets The prisoner saw his
opportunity and tolted. The deputy
sheriff snd hired man both took after
him, and after An exciting race they
'cornered and captured him IN barn.
Skelienger is quite noted as runner,
having come almost the same trick on
an officer at Jackson n short time ago.
1t WILL probably be his last run for o
while
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01

An alsrss clock 10 usually nsed for
getting people up. not for sending the n
10 bed. bu. anew II at least sae ss-
attained sF IL says writes IN Kate
PisidHs wsssiagtsn. A asrvssA ssszss
~smas she refused 10 take 80 sfs~r-
seos sse b-e.ass rhe ce.ii never
ths.k ~ - wssss 10 ~ss $50 late ~ss
s~ssoasshss ~ VA Eifs - az alarm
ess-ss wfsk he aisra sst ssaetis ~
slsrs> q s~a~si~s . r>sssiar ssssusn.aa -
a~ity s~ss Ia imperative ~sli essssi4
s.t be sa~-~sars~a ssa "A short slsss
80 i.ay fo9aa her be.ssa .nd sgssis
ns-ssh .~rsv~9.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01
Beautiful Complexion

is something priced by everybody. and
every legitimate means should be en-
ployed by the ladies to keep their faces
fresh and fair. A great many means
are used to beautitv the face, some
good and others very bad, but nothing
vet has been found SO eiiicacious as the
facial massage employed by Mrs. NJ.
GoIngs, ut her ladies' Turkish bath par
lors At No. 3iS Wealthy avenue. Mrs.
Goings makes a specially of treating
the hands, feet and scalp. Telephone
773.