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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15
Hi. DeGOIia
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Room aud Q. Tower Blk

FOR SALE-HouSEs AND LOTS
New house on South Lagrsve street With
eight roognss good cellar. well and cistern.
sm14 barn.
House and lot on Wealthy avensA
0sc on fhefman street.
I've on teafcr street.
One on Randolph street
t1e on E&auef avenue
Also houses and lets on Paris avenue, north
Prospect. lair street. Valley avenue. Terrace
avenue. soutn Lsfnvefte street. and many
othersln ali parts Of the city.
have some Inc resident lots on Panied
avenue Tor sale eleap. also lots Ia All 9sEts OF
city.
FARMS TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
One hundred and slxty-nve acres in townshsp
OF Bowue. one hundred Hnd thirty acres I'm
proved. thirty-nve Acr~s fne beech snf mspie
timber; large peach and apps orchards, fne
tulldinEst sofi. e.ay ioafn-
$50 cighty arres In township OF BOVINE with
thirty cse acres improved. hi.esn acres al
beech and marie timber.
Farm 10 ninety seven acres In township Of
Cascade with thirty acres 81 heavy fimtr-.
Atso one In same TO nshi2 " enc kuudfed
spd six acres With one hundred acres In
proved. good buildings. good orchards soil
clay loan.
have farms In Ell directions from city
ranging from Eve acres I'D - TIVE hundred
come ia and ieok over my st n you = at u
bur ~ exchanfe Tor city property.
4 have few desirable houses 10 rent.
Money to loan on good real estate security
Il. J. Bz9 pLfA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

Has tastes incidentally. IN keeping rite
other iuxUriss. remecy mu@t nc
p csssntlv acceptable IN torrn. purely
wboissoms 10 con position. truly ben
s1gsal la effect ara entirely lee from
every objectionable quality. X really
81. ~ eoa~uits = paYsse.sa. u coasts.
pafed Be uses tle gent.e family lax.
tive syrup of -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

rr, 20 ~ Persons n shis country
U.i5 VI - can have . Co!umb'an
hxf dslsr. There are 5000. o0e CONS
I'D IS. coo. go people IA ths United
state. Better gst one cary a. TAG
HraALD efics.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15
Do You Wish to Build a Home?

Or borrow money? The Debcnturs Invest
menf Co.. of Boston. Mass. have established q
branch once IN Grand Rapids- II You wish to
borrow or bid n house they viii furnish you
money on small monfhiy payments. Apply
early and stop rent. nranch Office Il anu -
Tower block. DoEAN a hDDf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

y.r.. SOC; tustsr - 20 re- potatoes g
- -5c. ksAns hand PICKED. sf-Se: hunsy. 80
a.. rcris iettaec. &c yer -. head lett1re.
see psrslsy. - dox tcuehess tnrnigs. -
ns Ia. ckbosxrs s-D 4ox. eeets. SC pa.
rutta hasss assfte ~. apes. sLuo oa'
esusts. 70 &c. celery. e aet. sek-
fasIe ofsiefs = % - tck hnnchesi pAre
nip< u 70 73e per rustrii pieplsnf. ne
~, raaish-s. fee tez spinsch. sis pa
har,e "a fs1. zFAted. - sAis beAse e~tn. ~
"a sr~rn oniors &c dot. a.
WEs.r. esci cora. ssc; oafs Sei rye. sc
tar~y. a. 10 -.
Fsour and feet-Lty White. ti-S, pstcnt'
4 . PER cwtl bcek~h beat fear. - Per ews.
com neal fiqao per Son feed. SAN per 20 q
rttdinxs. st-tO per toH tesn. ii - yer 20 !
ssira o. - per Ton screenings. - per 70
ssl-W ssbed- 20 g, unsashef. tl'e &c
Har-Mited. SOC oli-1c. timothy. shsi-.
~tfaw-tt.ots 49,.
Wso1-tf-tn- beach ana maple. ES&&-
Reef sac PORK . 90 trssh perk loins ~
fst.es ffesa psrs shoulders. 80. na.sla.
s.4fes lanb. -. fovs H0l1ci aasNs
-, 4, flc. tarkevs. - - itr. reese. l-,sc
ssrlnx chicken. LGi+cs YEA. . e. sutte ~
fns. dairy. s11Si7c. creamery o1tssfsns. ~
IA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

water shl.e OF. ifos. siSss hesaiisnt $50.
re- rstsr waite. . q test. To-. slse, hocees.
ios~ % ~. -
psodsrtzsd al htha -. o~se-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

tvse.ss Ea1z 3rosx y.2zA Yea A.
&a.rla- ace ia 4 a. massive And 49, -.
ls44f. c4lsia5n % skt< steers. - 49,
sfae.rrs "a f<ed<fs. t--ct 70 49, 49,
heileFs al bulls. e - st~t.- $500
i.s..-Eaeeiais = 90 @esk ~ - - - Z,
FOG Isedi4as AA1 kat sft4-s, psAst -
4 49, MExa4 G4d ne9iAal. - ~ 49,
a<Kk -. 80 - 49, =. =. ~.
rnss3- Receipts Io.laoi ~es<i q % %
lasssrs e a llsa1 - eEslee 49, - S.S' anns.
49,. . 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15
FIGURES OF TRADE

Ma. fsss fss A -sessT o. 's@@s 49, - s''
~..,'. .saa - r1tn - "a as issn = 49,
$50 $3.50 ss.ss 49, - s.s.s ssnsia-< s,s
= - s..su.sss sa-ss s.ls sa4 sss4as.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15
IAET eHQfF A A1cilletF eerTHEsx
~ n- u ~ 80 -. s.,-.

~ I.~se sner@ ~ ls~fIsNe 81 eera~eltee
49, - Frs 49, sss = 8 a D = fnrcrf 80
oeaetssf 80 us-r %lre1 49, e. f-trr frt.
49, sufd CT - A. cfsrs ant q
}ss r~ffst cfs ttt- = serres -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

e..r...a. -. t4.--Th-ss sss . r.s1zr dltl
- - - - t.,.I4t b - s r 1Iss s<f1 stro1<rr.
60 - - aaas.F al .Ad "a ear fssllsf
80. - 1lIs4 - - las. 1slt EAera ses 40
1esllat 1r~2k tl DEcss. ttosl4s 1faFes -"
-..'4.er IS 3sts s.us 40 s<Ak - s1sls2'
So ia toE1. tlnel44 - .e~ar.
itnx q1aa4ffs SER tr<ta a. FszA
aaeilf1 1*s1 aaz nns 4ls4 &<it = -
sisl14 tff -
sns.S-4soK44rF. i1set hAf "es s&s'
0.ls Nas. sttss.
p-rs-l -srsl.rs. slsss Mar Gs.ns jan.
I.r'l-rusraAry. a&s. Mar. st2xs JAN
sssss sies- Fssr4sfy. Ea..ss.: Mas. sa-s''s'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15


AbN4AsSEkAIos sAz.b-la lAe s@ttss
- .. 1e - Az< = y llz.sip 1e2fls. sees-s<a.
ett.ff stEstf <te<e ri <2&h SO. - 80
- 4aes = fsas A>>te<. t-~a t.. . 4a1ysass
es4sssA. Is szs lssesse4- = fas nsrsss
Ne~f - tse ctDff he0<a - tst CD -
.ssAas kAissdN ~ It's s>@as1 ~ Asa@ -
e1sKsr'sg = s... ..' = ss "a l;'s ~ ~as i
{eaaxfs. a y H. - ia Ptes@ts ceef -
kxili ssaEls Niektxks. ~ s. rs sixlls. -,
.Ass sss...s slees = s.erssl = s.as ;. .s..es
kes l<la< a tis e.eets - ksnt sk~.s "
As@s<2a. kasee on1 -s<xlbs4 - isAes>
sss AZ s,s.. = s $500 -. s.ss !. Il
- asrshs<>s easr<<f 81 ~rrtsss s~ssis .sik -
xsss Sc ~ IKE ssr1. 80 ,ss s ~ AGRA A.. 4
taesrs slfreS .a<ses %et. afty s<ssn - tees
satrrF ltei g. sas bald<et @Dd thift1 l*4 =
fset ihssee eess >xse1sis l1fes $40 sss hA.'
tkfty.sse - f<ft kAe1c< ~e<t stafsss s11
oA~ 1sA ia ieef - rlAos a b<<ll1.nk- Also
ftsss 81 is1a cenasbesgg TIRE husesrs
>. = ssf hsf % we<i hail - nsrtns-ss @asIt<s
81 BceFsoh tNFnfr-<ix - q tsOa Ave- %
nef4h ~ fstfe Twelve . ssst. t~tnf on
ssssa - ieeL sheae~ sonsI I've hendFca
ststy-fpnf go tcrs g Cbe(aAip street. thence
efs>I t1irts "a are tnfe~ teFfsfs ~. ferL
ssss so .. eas $3.50 "a sa
Iesi. tashte boFtA oae t0asfe1 thAftr sss
ask fz-s - tesefy street theisof ve>< Ga iese
&aa sss-aall 49, let e pi@os - esSsnA.nk-
lie pfeef 81 ARC enfnks fDrsnx ca tnnate<
sinets -ts1e- "a sses sesth q nofth east Ger
| nef ~ we<t fxa a ~est ts1f 81 nortetssl
| 4aafser 81 nerthe&xf Snnrttr 81 eoektss
tNeCty az ft ~ toHn xfstn Ii porth 81 fah ks
tpcAss az ~~si b~inr on so0ah hne II Chsi-
1 han street tt~1fs ssrtk srtenty ~ le<L
thunte east ssxseFn aut eEerllnsf lt.1 LEX
ftsnae north stsen.y 20 fs<f 10 ttsthau
| street thence west sixteen aat one hA1 ~
1 ssef 10 place sf t~g nsttk-
| Dated JAuusry Z A, u. lse4
WILLIAM r. ofEARy.
| swts Atminissrsfor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
ttc Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad com.
pany will be he'd In the general once In the
Warsh is's Al i . sloes - m. far The si~s.
ton OF thirteen directors - serve for the ed
suing year and for the transaction OF such
other business as may be presented az the
meeting. \. 6oRHAN. secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

rast.x~.. ss-oc per tozs onioas. g. -
- hel- iersas 80 sad 81. SisestS ;
1900 g. -t4t50. srrrt botato>s. - > So;
t.-tf'.rnfa aprfcuf-. lsc per De-; haracks
q a.. =, srf tLnchs clover. foediom. 80
= ~ sanasofn. - - per &c. timothy
s.ea. 4 ~. ~. nilet. sl-l>tl-S Eer b.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

pxrssr~. -. is.~wasst 10. 2 rea' essh.
use. MAJ. -ss July. Is'ses Va. waite
era M. eAsn. str.
N.ls-No. u1fts cash. 80.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

pRoRATE 0RDER-ststs Of xichlxas. cosn.
Is ~ kenf. sx.--At .rss.o. 81 Tie i,reesss
hate e1.se. A TIE eits Of oraas hapias On the
Slsl dsy OF Ssna>rs. IN Tee year cue tnsu-
sad eight hundred and aisesy tasss
fre>ent-tsfus T.. fefk JUDGE cf frerAtA
Ia tAs matter OF the kstAfe Of
JAMS n rcofi. Diseased
ON reading and t.lnG the petitiea. - verb
TED OF heuoen Z. DAVIS hk.lef y. s.e, =;
said deceased. prsyinx fas eonft ios hccns -
and aufncritS 20 mortgage fse res. e@@r -
SAID deceased tl.ers. = .eseI..sa 70 NE fea-
IL Is ordered. that Nsntsy. ths xifh DAY 81
February. fkg9. 81 tea e'cioek IN the fsFeAs.s
a. SAID Probate oriee. ;. Hrp ,sntss Tor 49, :.
Of sald eeceased ard all rerseus tntetxstec =
said estate appear before -aid court. - "a q
time ard plsee. 10 shew e>rst VIII ncsn =
saortgsse the real estate - prayed Ter IN said
Aad il is further ordered. thai COPY otshis
vious 70 saic day o. bearing. IN the Grand
Rapids Herald. daily newspaper rFfated
and circulating in sals ssansl q r Kat
a true ccpy) Judge 81 Probate.
HAKss d. JsvxLt- Register. ~ed srs ID
AyoTtcr TO cRKprToRs.
~ state OF Michigan. Csunty OF kens-sss
Notice - hereby eiseu. that ~ - order OF the
prcbxteceurt for tue conafy ol heat mste 90
TIRE WIN Jay o. auu&rys n AZ -. IA tHtttst'
from that date were Allowed lee cFsdstets q
| present their claims against the estate OF
JAMES BLAIR.
| iare Of said county. deceased. and that ~
creditors Of said deceased are required % pre-
cent their claims 60 sad Probate csfaft az ~
Probate once. IA the city Of tiraud Ekples. fo'
examination and aliowanee. On or nsicrs IN.
Sisf day Of July neat. sac that sGeh ciatn,'
| vii h- heard before said csuft on Monday
| the 3ist Gay Of J91s next. al ten O'Clock In
| the forenoon OF that DAY.
| Dated Grand Rapids Mich Jsn. =. A, . lses
CYRUS X. PERKINS.
wed feb y ylage OF PROBATE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
Ladies' Literary Club House.

MISS LYDIA J. NEWC0NB-
Wednesday Evening. Feb. ls-Principis OF
Gymnastics. With Deissrle Gymnastics
and Indian Club Swinging.
Thursdays y. m. feb. lG-Heaithful Artistic
Drees for Ladies'
Friday. Feb. 1.-THE Voice. With poses and
attitudes.
Course Tickets t1.no; Single TfckefA SOC.
For sale ~ Eaton. Lyon 4 Co.'S. ana Palmer.
Mech Cos.
Friday. Ladies' Literary Club Houss-Niss
Lydia J. Neweoinb-
Tonght-The Voice. with status ana attl.
Admission 5oc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

MONEY LOANED for Snort time in large or
N ANAL amounts on any form of coed So
curity. Franz a. Werner; So Nieaigsn Isus'
phone lin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15
roa sALH-sIscELLAsgous.

HORSES for sale cheap. Inquire at No. l9S
"a stocking street. 70
L'OR SALE-Twelve fine furnished rooms.
coed location and full OF roomefe netting
n good profit. VII sell cheap. No. IS North
Waterloo street. room III. 5.tI
LOR sALE-A small DRY goods and millinery
store. new stock; situated on one OF the
best business streets In the city. living rooms
In the rear; three years lease AZ I'D Per
mouth; $50 will purchase this eusnesa For
further particulars Inquire w. X. scyibner.
real xssass dealer. &C Pearl street. SAtf
COR EALE--My entire store Of furniture an /:
= niAcsilaneers household foods; . rev
house and large lot corner Of Union and Car
rer streets, house aud los No. 10 MADISON
street; yacans lot on Christ street; farm OF
ten acres 10 rods eastof city limits; new build
ings and ali kind Of fruit; viii sell or excp snge
for other property. A. A. Lord. No u stock
ing street il1tL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15
HERALD DESIRELETS
The cost is insignificant
compared with results
|EnlIO OfSlRFl FITS HFpAI O DFSIRFI IT'S hF

KsEsAss ~ YxxHtas oleEcToas
tsqvAS lon8E "a s~n~s2l.F essssssissls
Egesest sssasss - - 80 ~
& 4ee4. ~ l, tAss- =. Assssr. Is. = = 4 =
vAfIEs cfTg Lois.K 80. ls4-i~rniAr
60 ffasta1 sftfE q Aa@s ssst<nF -
sssss, \. ns.essl { {: ". Z ssssesA
lLs iApsE -. .ie-iss3 a fsreFs s.esk-
Il esss<r Plzlnhrta ar 81 s~esa~s hrS
MAR eoassazl1cs rsfFs ffistay sfes * AZ a
c'escck. A. l. tA-k1ns. & - Leo a tafs. h.
IMPERIAL l.oD6H ~. - aaxal4r esn-
seati9a ever iusscaB etenln< - s'cs~s<
~ fk's fzf. Leafs s.r~rI n B. Perkins G.
C.; VI. l. Ae<kr. h. ~ 4. Arc y LlsA isbr2-
arr Il. ~cfk IN second rank.
MASONIC DisEcroky.
GRAND Rtyzs L0Dsx No z,F.AA n
VI hkseasc hal. .yo1 s,reet tass ~ hor-
ten. ". ~ L A. hs-sers. secretary.
noRIc soDag No. ~ y 4 A. N.-Dorse
~ hail. Ne. - Me-; Eraxs street Dr.. J.
A.srlxEt. " Nj Leais 2xxus. scexsiAry. Ne
e.. Pear. street
lALLhI ci1l LopsE No -. T. A. Il
lxa, Ne srd y Lyon street Jehs Ne -
son. w. NJ. George ". LAboaf. seerstAry. Ne
~ anal street.
GRAND RAPIDS CHAPTER NO. :. RIA. n
NJ Nssonis hal. No. . and ;e Lvoa street
Ia L. beartag. q. Ne. i1s kersa Inies
street. oesrgs ". laBcur. s<eresaxy. No. "
Canal street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

Az established ma1niscfnr NJ concern cen
n tenplxflnx mov nx 10 Graad rapids de-
s.res to forn an alliance with thorough AID
competent business mar. whe viii invest
from I'VE 10 ten thousand dollars anc act as
gruern! man 2ger OF the company The Article
manufactured "a fuliy covered By pateutA and
Is used by every mill owner ana msn uiacturcr
IN fh- county ana IN. Opportunity for large
profits IL assured. Fuii particulars viii be
xiv-n upoa application. Adtrsss A. T. e..
this once.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

eI 90 sis per day ~ home. selling Lightning
Cd Platter add plating fewelry. Watches.
tableware. etc. Plates the finest OF 1ewely
r,cr a. new on an kinds 81 metal with roid.
silver or nickel No experience No csSttAl-
Eyery house has Eoods needing plating ID.
h. Demo Columbus. O
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ApvERTIsEMgST or THREE LINE OF
"A more under this head. cuts per lta FOL
one Insertion; 10 ccnts per lie Ter three Ia
ssrtisnx az - cents per line Tor enc week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15
.rrEEs0oS sLEIaR- arDR

NPk1IaL RATS are offered by Radclit
- Holt for chlldren's sfIcraoon sic ixhr.des
for one wrsk. The first conner gets their
i.rxe-r ssixh Telephone go or Go alter
bus ns@s hours.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

uoRSFs for sale cheap. Inquire at No. ls5
Ia Stoc kinx street. -
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19

Clothing, overcoats, etc, cheaper
than anywhere in the county at Geb-
harris.
--Shlvely Magnetic Dental Com
pany are permanently located in the
State Bank building.
SPECIAL Saskatchewan at cost
on Saturday, October 28. One day
only, at James Woods.
Morgan Baker has been awarded
the contract for building the new
school house in the Dana district,
--Shively Magnetic Dental Com
pany will be in Phillipsburg Satur-
day. See him extract teeth on the
street
F. q. Bruins Of Ctarnett, Kas,,
came up the first of the week to take
charge of Fishers drug store while
Mr.. Fisher is absent atten ding school
in Cincinnati.
The latest arrival on our table is
the Glen Elder Republican, by +. f.
Mende. Mr.. M. has many friends in
this place who wish him success in
his new enterprise.
The meetings at the tabernacle
closed Monday night. The attend
ance' and interest throughout was
good and 100 new members were ad-
ded to the Christian organization at
this place.
-DeWites Witch Hazel SalvC
cures piles. DeWitt's Witch Haze
Salve cures burns DeWitts Witch
Hazel Salve cures SORES. DEWITT
Witch Hazel Salve cures ulcers
Fisher & Co.
In the bill OF E. J. French, print
ed in the commissioners pre- ceeding
last week, the bill should havo show
the amount claimed $292.15, with
credit of $58.75., making $233.40 as al
lowed.
We understand the Agra 4Nett
. has changed hands. Mr.. Viii the
, has sold the paper to W. G. Smith,
, young man from st. Joseph, who wi
continue the publication. The BEI
) AID wishes the new management s1C
cess.
To show what desperate strait
the republicans Of this county are il
! read the following telegram whlc
was sent from mere yesterday to III
secretary Of the state central comm
tee:
/ FRANK l.. T BROWN, ToPEKA:-Can
you send Ed. I loch to us next Satu
day? We mus have him to save IL
I county"
h In order to. close out our stock
y shoes, we are making some Wonde
4 full reductions in prices. and II yc
0 will call in an d see our line and g
Y our prices. we feel sure yon Will
p convinced tina { we are selling sbo
r cheaper than sny house in the count
q Our So 00f hoes for $225,
a Our $225 IkOes for $l.75,
r and others in proportion.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19
Judge Doster.

Tuesday afternoon Judge Frank
Doster Of Marion, spoke to crowded
house in this city on the living polltl-
cal questions Of the day. dis adj
dress was one of the ablest, most log
zeal and convincing that has ever
been presented TO the people in this
place. his mastery discussion OF
money, its use and abuse, the tariff,
and the silver question was absolutely
unanswerable. No mere account OF
the speech, however elaborate, can
give any idea of the judges ability as
an orator, scholar, u statesman.
The SO called Legislative muddle''
received u part Of his time, and the
whole scheme was laid bare, showing
without doubt that the republicans
went there with the intention Of or
oanlzing two houses. The decision
OF the supreme court was reviewed
and compared with other similar de
c:sions. The judge spoke for TIVE
hours and hity-dve minutes, and dur
ing the whole time held the mos
careful attention VI every auditor II
the room.
In the evening Hon. Fred Close
private secretary to Governor Level
ing, addressed the audience. Ill
speech was logical and bristling wit
good points. He touched on the plat
foAms on the silver question, read ez
| tracts from Kansas correspondents i
eastern republican papers slanderin
the populists and through them til
state. de spoke for nearly two hour
to 3 very attentive audience,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19
Republican Meeting.

Chester /, Long, who was showed
under in the big Seventh last fall has
come and gone. He was billed as
one Of the greatest orators Of Kansas,
and by free use of his illustrious OPP
ponents' name on the posters, a full
house was secured
Mr.. Long was introduced at about
half past 2 o'clock and promptly
started after a certain new party"
which he said was gong 10 be organ
lzed some time in the future. lie
chased this airy creation Of his own
fancy and charged it with every sin
imaginable. He said Lewellin' and
Tlllman had clasped hands and hence
he expected this new party to be
brought into existence.
The silver question next engrossed
his attention. He declared, like the
boss of his party, that he was in favor
of silver, gold and paper all as money
but he wanted dollars worth Of ma
terial put in dollarl He further de-
clared that the republican party was
not in favor Of a single gold standard
and charged President Cleveland
with being monometallist, and yet
failed to give reason why ninety per
cent Of his party voted with CIeve-
land.
He tried very hard to belittle Judge
Doster and Mrs. Lease by speaking
disrespectfully Of them. His discuss
sion of the Legislative trouble was dis
appointing to those republicans who
expected complete yindication of
their claims. He touched very light
lily on the points involved he mem
toned Judge Doster's statement OF
the propositions Of concession offered
by the peoples party, but did not un-
= dertake to deny them. He agreed
: that the constitution gave each honse
the sole right to determine on the
3 election and qualification of it's mum
beers, but said ave had two houses,
, and no one knew which was the con
' stitutlonal one" He did not tell how
I Cubbison happened to bring a gave
a in his pocket for the express purp Sc
8 Of organizing m extra house.
|. The old soldier WAS lost IN th'
" shuttle. Not one word was said con
. corning him or his. The speech wa
g closed with threats Of giving the pop
u ulists more Of what they tasted las
r winter, and by presuming to tell fret
n born Americans how to vote.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19
Special sale of boys overcoats at
about half price, at james Woods.

-Opeclal SAFE OF boys OVercoaUS ~
about half price, at James Woods.
Mr.. Jacob Putnam will preach at
the Baptist church next Sunday
morning. There will be no services
at night,
The W. r.. O. Of Marvin, will
hold supper in the school house at
that place on Friday evening, No
vember 8, 1893.
The -four made at the Stone Rol-
ler Mills 81 miles east of Marvin, is
the very best. All most all of the
merchants Of tho county sell it. Give
it trial.
q. w. Ward is the agent Of the
farm department of the Continental
Fire and Tornado Insurance Com
pany for Phillips county. Office al
house, Phlllipsburg. Kansas.
Little vegetable health produc'
ers: DeWitt's Little Early Riserf
cure malarious disorders and regulate
the stomach and bowels, which pre-
vents headache and dizziness. Fisher
IL 90.
Agent Bailey informs us that tht
Rock Island will sell tickets to Chi
cago and return beginning October
18th and continuing until October
3lst inclusive, for $1695. These tick
cts will be good to return until No
vember 18th. This is the last rate t,
the great fair.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19
Capt. Osborn next Saturday.

Elmer STRAIN spent a few days at
home this week.
The commissioners met in ad-
journed session Monday morning.
Phil Albaugh returned from
visit to Beloit last Saturday evening.
Frank Mckay went to Chicago
this morning to attend the great fair.
Rev. j. T. Crawford returned
from his visit to his old home in east
ern Kansas Saturday last.
Mrs. T. ]. Loar and daughter
Jessie left Tuesday for Emporia,
where they will make their future
home.
MIR. and Mrs. George Young, e.
mer Strain, John STRAIN and Carl
Smith started for the fair yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Mary E. Lease will address
the people of Phillips county, in Phil
llpsburg, on Saturday, November 4,
1898, Everybody invited.
Bert Riste, who has been en-
gagged in Benefits furniture store for
some time past, returned to his home
at Wymore, Neb., yesterday morning.
j. L. Seavey, butcher, can be
found at northwest corner Of square
with fresh and cured meats at hard
time prices. Give him a share Of
your patronage.
Frank Mckay, ex-county attor
ney of Phillips county, and one of thu
brightest young democrats of tn,
northwest, was in the city Monday Oh
legal business.
Owing to the rain vast numbe
of people we're disappointed IN get
ting to bear Mrs. Lease last week
But come out November 4 at 2 o'cloc
p. m, aud hear the renowned lady or
ator.
Ignorance of the merits Of De
Wits Little Early Rlsers is q mis-
3 fortune. These little pills regulat
the liver, cure headache, dyspepsia
r bad breath, constipation ard bilious
| ness. Fisher & Go.
in the case of the State vs.. Mict
i ael Aumer for assault and batter
o with intent to kill, which came befoI
: Justice Baum's court last Thursda
afternoon, the defendant was held Il
6 his appearance in the district coul
Z in the sum of $500, failing to giV
4 which he was remanded to jail.
! j. NJ. McNay has been trying
= initiate the silver senators in congress
in other words he has been plaYlr
l. obstructionist. He got in front Of
v runaway horse last Friday evenin
ts but proving rather a frail obstructiC
/ was bruised up considerably, ii
70 son Arthur, who was driving, W
10 thrown from the buggy and sustain'
Il some slight scratches. The bugs
was pretty badly used up