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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-27
TnnAsunKn.s xorrcE.


Cfy Treasures once
Grand n pi =. Mich. Dan. "a. iss2
Notice IL her ~ rren tuat the asses sfneuf
roll Tor tae col " elton II q sew 2 10 Be -.
street. irem 3 r. east ~ south efae Stf,ct s.
Lane aeeaIt. IA .at CITY - Grand Rapids. - 81
my hands. aHa that ] viii receive payfsrn
thereon Tor toe period Of twenty dsys ffufn ff4h
date. ai the offer OF the city Trensurcf. ca.
HkI
WILLIAM HAZE.
feb 10 ttsy Treasanr.
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1mrAaunkn,s NoTIoe.


Cltg Ireasnrcrs Once
Grand Rapids, Mitch. Jan. = lse1.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
rrii for tke constnictioa Of a sever ia Charlie.
street FROM Wealthy avruae 90 Euckry
street in the city Of sfanf ksaids
il now ia fn7 haadx. and that | VIII rccefys
paymrn. thereon for the reflod 81 ifwenf
days from fisis f&fs. 81 tGt cIf1c OF The CT.
Treasurer. CITY llall.
WILLIAM IskE
ian q CIV Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-27

cssf~-Wheaf. NC, earn. az; eats. sc; RE
re: harley sic e~ts snesvaest. tse = hu
Ns.r-b>>f 49,. cork. s1aoes nutfea,
- scrsne sames -esef fcws &C.; spfsax
essrkes. les veal ses sarksss. H@iScs
psossrr~ paue~. ssr; rsss 1aei Potatoes
wra sa. s~et. 10 = 1as eaieB>. Sc = pa
t-aas SIS bus hones i7es sss4ss. szE
-. sssB-3 sH.
Hsy-finathy tfsAis Ten eiowsr Nsais
ten ssFn~ 81 ten,
Wopf--H ssa<t sss9<ct un~ast~s. 49,
Hiese - Tsfsews-tfr<<8. CSC <fH~fs ever
= ia, $50. cured. - esif s<ins- atr~8l =
All sans rslr>a. W<es taIa~. Fsazt. -
pats SCAT - f<kia. tHt4taE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-27

CHICAGO. Jan "a
rLouR-ouiet Spring Wheat Patents. ei.se
a&so: Rye. "a e5e.5oo Winter Wheat Flour.
Patents. o. sols4 20: strsights. a. So<34 ".
WHrAr-Rulsd quiet and EASIER. No. CAST
and January. sshassHc. MAJ. siaesibc.
CONSCIOUS, and steady. No. and No. Vel
low. Sxe. January. 5yssc; February, Sko
|. 5sase. May. 1s1soAc
oArx-Lower No. cash. CSC; May, 9c03os<c
Samples easier. No !. 2saesc: No. White
soHcs No. :. eskess1c. No. White. soss0
3Aic.
RrE-slow aud easier No. cash. 7sxc;
May. s3ssc
BAarEr-Msrkss easy and trade duh Poo,
20 common. 3se<oc: fair 10 good, sao5oc. choice,
sc1s5sc. and extra. 5o<sH.c-
Mss Posx-Firsner Old cash. So so0s IS;
new. ct ssssoli7s IS. May. sis.0caisio
LARD--S,ronssr. with moderate trading
Cash. ~ soss -. May. sd7S0s75.
Burrrs-Crsamery. lsG3ic, Dairy. focstc;
Packing stock. iszsITs
PorLrsv-Livs Chickens. Tss1sc per ID; Live
Turkeys. ettac per 10; Live Ducks. e5foe pei
10; Live Geese, ~ cor % per DOZEN
OfLs-Wisconsin Prime White. IKE. Wate,
White. ne; Michigan Prime White, ave. Wa
Ter White. issss; Indiana Prime White. exc;
Water White ioc Headlight Us test ss5c:
Gasoline. y dogs. lee, ~ dez's, sac.
LforoRs-rsssises spirits remain nrn on Tire
basis Of Ais per gal Zoe finished goods
Nxv YORK. Jaa g
wHxAr-peciincd iaise; advanced kAhc
Quiet JsssarY. 81 Ufi ssN: February, eios,s
81 a-,se: March. 81 esss al osx: April. u csc
les he Mar. 0.H k3iGsss: July. os0ssko
Coss-Duil. hoSe lower. easy. No :. sshd
SOC. steamer MIXED aH&soc
Osrs-ouiss. Arm. Western. Ny4teo
FRsvtsioss-Beef dun. steady Extra mess
" oclor: family. 81 eoai9 ~ Pork mac
tive. steady. Mess. ~ rs<oio 70. extra prime
- - Lard esil weak strsm-rsndsrel. - 90
CLEVELAND. O. Jan -
YRrNotsuN-oaiet Standard white. lie acs
test See ~ gasoline. 20; - gasoline. tee: q
raonsna fi<c
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Bear. large. SIS 8 sad o. beaver. per ID.
hessn. l9e; aesF sslEs. aKy. yer -. Ne saa
rs ASHER u aud 81 Ten. red. sc ana &c
fsz. graz 6ue ami &c; lex. eseox. -. IS snd
- ~. isax. O. - 2aa s. masxr4t. Tail. Ice. -.
e 2Ea & alas. s.. tSs, sse aaa sc; s2ftia.
S. se. &c aAd be .oiser s. =. u ana 81 5ei rte
eosn SOC. sc. lssc zaa 80. AZ AJAX. black. 81. sae
ssd 1,es Sksnk. RSFrs~ stripe. t5s aud &c.
skuak. broad stripe. lse aai tie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-27

Cifs Treasurer orlce
Grara Rapids, Mica. gaa.. :. fr2
Notice n hereby given that the slsf ssiusai
roll Tor the tensffucsis8 cf a sewer . 3ss
Wealthy avenue rom South Easl STREE IL
Center street "a tire cit, 81 srand Hspids. Il
nov ia ms hands. and thai ] All receive l,Rs
Hrer. City iiali.
WILLIAM utkE
jan q City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-27

EtrNn sss Fexp Eli< Waite, ~ fsfe@t,
r,@.s g. 80. :. $3.50 $50 49, ssss,s ssis
sitnz. 80 tsn k~sa. sis : ssa safes. 80 ,
ter sereeni ess 90 fsa
*HeF~Fofk SEAS - F8xsf ~ Fft<, -
s~rarrisin. - - ess i1s s~Ff Ef<sz *xltei
east. - ssei fia - nastea. seiss ssffss
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MONEY TO LOAN.

=
no x0U WANT MONEys-If 40 you will
~ find IL 10 your advantage 10 see Us before
borrowing.
Wemake loans on household goods pianos.
horses. wagons. or personal property OF any
kind ut the lowest possible rates and In the
quickest poss bic time.
oar loans are made without publicity aud
the property Is feit Ia your unoistur5ed pos
session.
Leans can be carried as long rs desired or
can be paid in iul. or in part. nj aay time "a
suit your convenience. and any part paid re-
duces the cost of rsylLg the iosn.
ifyouowc q balance on furniture. pisno or
other property. We will pay IL up Ter you aud
carry IL ~ ioag as you desire.
Our offices sire the most PHEASANT In the city
and are 30 arranged that parties calling upon
us may be waited upon quickly and coaite-
onsly.
Remember that you have the use OF both the
property and the money and can return the
money al any TIM.
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
Room ,. Tower block.
Corner OF Monroe. Pearl and Cana sfs.
MONEY TO LOAN in small or large Gums FOR
4tl short Hire ON form .y11l security.
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TREAsUnER's NOTICE.
tify Ifeae1fer l7lcr.
Grand Ranias- Mon - a So.

gity Trsasafer'S 07,ce
Grand Rapids. N.ch. Jan a. ts4--
Notice Is hereby gwen taat ths assessment
roll for the cansifacfi@a ct = sewer In ias
street IRON ieu iret asfta of Fawrif Sffcci 81
IL avenue sno ~ tsfi , asenpe 10 Stf~rssg
avenue. IN the eify 81 Grand Rapids. 4 nos
Ia my hs9cS ana that Wit ~
ceiyc payment thereon fer the period O
fwenfy days from ;his dsfe, al the offc~ :,
the City Treasurer City hat.
WILLIAM nAkF.
febl City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-27

Peckham's Group Remedy cures
uaoopsng cough
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TREAsUREH's NOTICE

flty Treasurer % H3re
Grand Rsnids. Aien. Jan. ~ l>.,1.
Notice Is hes cbs gwen mat the asss.xnea "a
roll Ior the construction ETA sewer - JsHsl
street. from Wealthy avenue - riiefit a.
street. IN the eify of Grad hassds q
now IN ms hands. aud faai l viii receive psS
ment thereon Tor the period ~ fncags dayi
from his date. NJ the efhec II Tie cts
Treasurer. City Han.
WILLIAM HAkE
feb - City itca surcr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-27

TO RENT-Dweiling house. No. I5s North Di-
vision street: new paper. new paint. John
Moran. jr.. ii East Bridge street. -
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
fiNANlIAl AND lUmAkEliAL.
THE OlD NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
CAPITAL. 100000

N. L wEET. President.
j. n. AAkNEff. Vice. ffesideet
HARVEY J. H0I.ifsTEk. Cashier.
All classes Of b4Ezinx business that arr 10
haFmony vita ths National BANKING Law
transacted.
Letters Of Credit. eusrent 10 Ell parts Of the
Werld. issued Ia sims 10 cult iel<fe8 -.
dsposlt. <..s
l. III. Withey. 6cafse G. Pierce.
j. NJ Barnett. j. Cainmer,.
MI sweet Joseph IA. Martha.
IA J. Hstlisfsr. W X eb~lby.
Willard Eafnhardt, ". %. lIughAft
L. Crolton FOX. y. LoettgefI
l.. X. HawkinA
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LEGAL ADVERTISING.

A-t<o<h ~ - - A-<> =
pR0BAIs. okn ER-s&sse 81 Alicss2sn, cean
a q Ken. A. At&slss12R ~ she ff&lezss
Se a. ,a ss -, q h ..sa Al s. ~ =. "a a.
l>4h dsy 81 J<1a2Fs in "a. year oAr Ehsassns
eight hancrre = nlnesy-f~ss
Present cSFEs = Pcrktas. s1aks 81 fra5&ts
In lAs Wsftrr 81 sff estate -
CORNELIUS zllbAbt. deceased.
An iastramenE ~ Nfff,nf snFpsit.aS 70 =.
hsssaS he~n flrd - this eonr4 ief prsbsse.
IL Is oraersa. test ffleAs. thr i<<h IA
ef February issl - pts e'e,ees ~ tas isFs
neea, = s@i9 PROBATE shcr DC sffsss1ee los
Ava = 4 5.srsisssr ordered. that corr al thIs
order se kess.saee ttEes successive ~srk
Ia pids Herald. . daily ne~spspet pssnfea 4ns
circulating In said county 81 49,. .,.,<.
Asal.rH q Mssox. Register. wes feb
pRoBATE oRDER-sssse Of Michigan. com
q al heat. ss.-At session 81 The ffo9ais
cears for tAe said esunty u hent. heia - the
PROBATE oifsce- ia tie city Of Grand kafids. g
leia day 81 January, ~ the ycAE eae tas1sznt
eight hUadfed and ninely1N&.
Present-tyrus T. Perk ms. JndEe II Probate,
In the matter ef The estate ef
slfkE blhsTRA. deceased.
Lawrence lsskstrs h@siBs hsea ID this eslr
his petition praying thai be admiaisiratios
sA er sas RI fass Frsss The iish ss :.
February. lsa- 81 ten O'Clock IN rhe ioreDoon
~ laid Probate ofics. be appointea Ter heSr
Ing said pefitien.
Aaa Is further ordered That copy al thA
order be publ shed three successive weeks PIE
siouS 10 sStd day 81 heArinG. M the Ofanf
! hApids Herslc. y daily newspaper printed aAs
CYRUS X PKRklNs.
As 'ss K a..os Reris,s 1s' % sss issi
pRoBATE ogDER-~Slae Of Nieatgsn. oeus
Il ~ OF Kent. ss.--Af ssessiea of lhe FrobzG
Court Ter said county 81 hent. he'd al the Pre-
bate aimee. "a TIRE CITY O. tSrslld kafiids On IN
loih day 81 January ia the year oAe th0Nsan'
eight hGndrrd a7d nety-fAo.
pfessHt-syTs< = ferkins. Judge Of Probate
! Ia t1e matter ol he estate 81
8Oit.A sSHSuAN. deceased.
An Instrument IA Nrltln@ IlirrortloH 90 =
the lasi viii aud testament OF SAID aect4Srs
haslag been nled "a THIS court fer pfotssle.
IL IN ordered. thai FRIDAY the lsth day
February. lssr-. ~ TN o'clock n the forenocn
al SAID Probate ofhce. be appe'niea Tor rres
/ Ing said instrument
Ana 81 is further ordered that n copy ~ TIA
order be published three successive erckf fsfe
| siogs 10 said cay % aesrine. Va the s,rsnf
Rapids Herald. daily new spaper pftLtsti ans
circulating In said county II Kent.
CYRUS =. PEkkINf.
judge Of Probate.
| a true copy
ApoIrs B. MAsoN. Register. wed feh
TREAsUREH's NOTICE
CHS Treasurer ORE,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-27
]. G. ALEXANDER,

REAL ESTATE
For sALE-Nfce large brick houss. 10 rooms
besides halls. cellar under whole house.
with fnrnsee. ~ feet oil porch. nice large shade
trees IN front aud rear. lot esxis2. on graded
street. located in southeast part 81 city; will
exchange scr good vacant property or small
farm. INQUIRE OF j. q. Alexander. IS Lyon st.
E,Ok SABk-New Sfosm house with front
4 hall. cellar under whele house: front and
side porch; good we'll and clstern; iet 20 n0et
front; only three doors from Cherry street
ears, east front; price emily $3.50 IL sold soon
fhssfs a bargain. Inquire OF j. q. Alexander.
= f.yon.st.
FOR sALE--s vacant lots. nns section OF
a eherry 81. and isssesve.. fne shade trees
IN front. price for next ~ days sec 10 roo
sacni cant be beat Tor the money.
inasire Of J. q. Alexander. Court blu. -
Lyonxt phoHesT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-27

MONEY TO LOAN in small or large suns FOR
Ia short tiuc on any form OF .o1i security
Frank A. Werner. 10 Monroe street.
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rIIEAP RENT-Dwelling house. No. 2o5
~ Lyon street and No. a55 South Waterloo
st Get at So per month. john Moran. ir.. IL
East Bridge street. -
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FOR RENT--HoUSEs.

Ei0R Rents eyen-room. modern house. No.
Eighth ST.. city water and clstren. good
cellar. near to Scrbner-st. ear line. Sl4 per
month. Inquire at Harrison Wagon Works.
"a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-27

E0R RENT--A Broom house, No. GO LaGraye
IL street, second block sauth of Fulton street
park. adm rably adapted for renting furnished
rocnls or first class boarding house. Cas- els
tern and well water. wood aud coal bins good
cellar sewerage etc. Address Il. Graham. 1i2
summer street, or Mr.. Pierce, livery. corner
nakes and Iagraye streets. lcff
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FOR sEaT-BUslHEss PLluIF

E0R RENT-iiouse W tn modern improve
4 ments. lc9 Bostwick street. Inquire of q.
ii. Gildersleeve. Isl Lyon street. stf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


E0R SAIE-Grocerv stock and fixtures fol
= sale cheap, doing gova business; No. ?
Ellsworth avenue. dw5sS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-27

TO TENT-The livery barn. No. 81 Kent
street: also double store. No. 81 and Oh
Csnal street. s. l.. and Phi. c. Fuller. %
East Bridge street.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-sieishs piows. harnesses and
farm tools wanted for city lot. by Ever
re.t. Go Mestst. So
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LLxNEINNbF q Jan -
Yrrrotscn-oafet Standard white tie deg
test See. ~ gasoline. 20; ~ gasoline. tee q
uapAths. s<c
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WANrED-BOARDERs.

WAN~ED-By lady plain sewing. children
w clothes speciality. 46s 5. Divislon-sr
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HANDSOMELY furnished rooms with board
IA references required. 30 North lonia
street.
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Fur RENr-HcoaS.

TO RENT-To responsible party. on. or two
A. ficers of elegant ard light rooms with
closets. gas and other conveniences; lust the
thing or furnished rooms, In new ''iroquols'
block. 66 aud Is West Bridge street. Inquire
at Fitzgerald Il frankiord's. 20 Yves; Bridge
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-27
wANTED-AGENTs

GOOD BOARD-with or without room.
~ Sheldon street.
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WASTED-Evsry ons to know that from q
w - n. M. 30 8 q. m. and TO In the even
Ing and on sundays from fe 4 p. m. DIR. W. III.
Ross will be at his Office In Widdicomb build
ing. Telephone cali s4. 50
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-27

WANTED-3 family cooks. pastry hotel
w cooks 10 dining room girls. 2stcond girls.
20 girls for general work. Apply room 4
Employment once % Monroe ST.. w. l.. Dick
ens0n. &c
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k'OR RENT-Furnished rooms steam heated.
Cor. :. Division and Cherrysi. -. q
TOR RENT - Furnished and unfurnishcd
L rooms. steam heated. rs PARK Place. Airs.
A. l.. Smith. Y9tf
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ae.asI = Kssw a tlsaaa ksFlss MIA.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-17

an incredibly short time a constitution was
framed and promulgated. When their work
was completed the:msmbers Of the assembly,
many Of whom we're plain farmers, formed 9
humble hall Of liberty, invoked the bless
inRs Of the Almighty and. like the peasants
Of Switzerland 600 years before, solemnly
swors to stand united and true to the last
in support of their charter of freedom. A
few months later Norway entered into 9
union with Sweden, preserving her national
Independence and retaining the constitu-
ton OF Eidsvold as her organic law.
This constitution is still the organic
charter Of Norway. It Is the Oldest writ
ten constitution in force in Europe. Blunt-
sshli has characterized it as one of the
most remarkable constitutions ever framed.
Experience has shown it to be admirably
people q stable. Just and free governments.
OF all European constitutions that were
upshots Of the great %uphsaval il France
that of Norway was the only
n destined to live. The murky
wave OF oppressive reaction that swept
over Europe after the fall of Napoleon
broke against the rocks Of Norway. Tho
spark that lit among the Morse mountains
continued to burn with . steady fame Of
increasing brightness. The constitution OF
Norway nlone was saved out of the general
wreck Of liberty, to remain as q visible sign
thai freedom would again return to break
the letters of the snslavsd millions.
BsrnAdotte had accepted the constitution
OF Eidsvold, expecting to overthrow il.
Sweden had accepted the union, expecting
to reduce Norway to the status Of a prov
ince. For seventy long years the Nor
weRians were compelled to DO forever on
their guard against their " king ana
their ally. The struggle hns been incessant
and at times pregnant with grave
danger; but it has been q chain
CT victories for the NorweRians.
If their constitution did not cost q drop Of
blood, il has taken the patriotic vigilance
of two generations to place it beyond dam
ger. In the last attack. marked by tho
constitutional crisis sight years ago. Tho
country was believed to be on the verge Of
civil war. The king was placed In 9 posi-
ton where he had no othor choice than a
resort to force or un.Q / ocal surrender to
the will Of the people. iIe believed in tho
Justice of his own cause, and instigations
to use force were not wanting. For days he
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-17

boys their participation in the exercises Of
the day is q baptism in patriotism which
makes 4 lasting impression upon their
youthful hearts. II brushes away ill DIS
and unitea their henrts ain the noble, .ele-
waiting passion Of lovo Of country, and. ap-
peals 10 their budding sense Of dutiful
patriotism in a manner that they can un-
derstand.
In recent years the celebration Of the
among the Norwegian citizens OF the United
States. In most cities and settlements
where N~orwsgiunH nre found in num-
bers, .'Mother Norway's" day of honor is
iittiuRiy observed. There is not, however,
any trace OF clannishness in IL 18th of May
ing the holiday in Norway u Norse-Ama,i j.
cnn only pays tribute to the same prin-
cipals that arc embodied in the organic
laws of his adopted land and state. The
near kinship of Morse and American
liberty is always emphasized on these oc-
casions. As q matter OF fnot, m obset-
vance by Norso- Americans ia . Fourth Of
July without firecrnokers.
The Transformation of Norway's political
status Was so unexpected and sudden that
the '.3ork Of Eidayold" appeared to the
contempt aneous generation in tho halo of
a miracle wrought by q special intervention
of :providenoe. And tho lapse OF eighty
glamour. II still stands forth as one of the
sublime inspirations OF tho century.
Armed only with her %sclf-given charter Of
liberty, Norway leapad, 4 Pallns Athcne
among the nations OF Europe, into the
nreneA of Independent ststss. and by her
recognition OF her rights.
Nnpoleon,s defeat at llsipsio left his ally.
Denmark-Norway tthsn united), at tho
mercy Of tho yiotors. II was deoread by
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-17

own, and a great many boys have, this is
the occasion upon which they ran testify 10
their convictions without fear Of rebuke
from parents or teachers. On rounding
the kings castle the grammar schools sell
dom fail to show their good breeding BY
decorous cheers for the king. On reaching
the building Of the natioaal parliament
(the BtorthinR) continuous and enthusiastic
cheers, hurrahs and a b%ewildsrinR waving
OF flags greet the representatives of the
people from the generation for whom they
are building. and who will take up their
work whore they shall lay IL down.
Looking ~ the procession Of school
oply OF national colors, every boy a
little enthusiastic. proud patriot conscious
of his own Importance, the column filing
the streets for miles and miles, one cannot
but be impressed with the unique, almost
solemn beauty Of the scene. To the school
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-17
N0RNAY'S NATIONAL Day.
Their Fourth Of July Comes on
the Seventeenth Day
Of May.
What the Anniversary Stands for
In tho History Of That
Country.
ding of Human Blood-It May Soon
a he 4 Republic.

CaR1sr1ANA, May 1G.-The 18th of May is
Norvay's Fourth Of July. On that day ths
people give themselves up to patriotic fes.
~tivities, and the small boy literally owns the
country. It is the day upon which seventy
eight years ago Norway proclaimed her in.
dependence by promulgatinR a constitution
founded upon the principle Of popular
sovereignty.
The most impressive and most beautiful
feature Of the exercises Of a 18th Of May
celebration is without comparison tbs
school children.s procession, which occu.
pies the greater part Of the forenoon. n
tho larger cities, especially in Christians,
on day bright and clear, with the oil
filled with the soft, tender sunlight Of
spring, II il a sight never to be forgotten,
The houses lining the marching routt
are all decorated with flags
and bunting. The sidewalks ae
thronged with onlookers wearing the
national oolors and cheering the nation OF
little folks,"' as the column passes along
the streets, and the gentle spring breezea
watt patriotic airs into every nook and cor
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-17

ner. Each school forms a brigade, with the
tnlIest boys in front and the smallest bring
ing up the rear, struggling to keep step as
best thoy can. The champion OF the school
carries the school banner, and each boy a
flag as large as his strength will allow. On
3 bright day 10000 or more boys are In line,
and a more bnoyant army Was never seen.
Inspired by the PATRIOTIC Mrs performed by
the various bands in The column, they
march and keep step like veterans. these
little fellows, responding 10 the ohssrinps
Of tbs multitude by moving their flags and
sending forth rolling waves Of hur-
rains. They are tho lions Of
the hour and they know IL. Their
checks glow and their oyea rstlect
the enthusiasm filling their young hearts.
II they have political opinions Of their
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brooded over tho %portentious choice, and
through the gauzy veil of u Morse summer
night his tall figure. draped only in \
white niFht-robe, could DO ssen pacing
slowly back aud forth on tho roof Of
council OF the still stArlit night he son-
nlndad to surrender. TLe present contro-
versy bat n Norway and Sweden CON
corning tho management Of their foreign
affairs IL y serious mud grave problem and
difficult of A satisfactory solution. But II
10 of u different character. Tho outcome
may be that the two countries will agree TO
dissolve partnership. but they will remain
frienda. In that oase the house OF Herna-
dotte will lose one OF its crowns, and Nor
way will join the aiaterhood OF republics.
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A w.rninr-Don't Us. Big Words.


In FORMULATING e%soteric cogitations or
articulatinR superficial ,sentimsntalities
vations. beware OF platitudinous ponder
osity. Let your statements possess a clari-
fed condolences, compactod comprehend
bleness, conloscent consistency and a
concentrated cogenoy. Eschew ali con
Rlomerations Of fatulent garrulity, jejune
babblement and asinine affectations. In
trying to impress upon others the superior
ity of the Wisconsin Central lines. and why
you and 10 many others use this thorough
fare from St. Paul aud Minneapolis and
Duluth and Ashland to milwaukee,, Chicago
and points east and south, it is not neces-
sary to use j~awbrenkers. Let your extern
%poranaons d%sscantings and unpremsditated
oxpatiations nave intelligibility and vera
cicua vivacity, without f~hodomontsde OF
t%hrasonical bombast. sedulously avoid all
all polysyllabio ~profundity. psittaoeous vac
ulty, ventriloquial verbosity and vandilo-
quent vapidity. shun double e%ntendres.
p~rurient j~ucosity I'M pestiferous profanity,
obscurent or apparent. In other words,
talk plainly, naturally. sensibly, and truth
fully say the Wisconsin Central lines 10 the
route, and that ends it.