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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

and in DE tirss allotted 10 him for clos
inss t,e a,s.ats b. v - answering. ssriaslla
she u.<snb<rs who had opposed h:rn. lie
rrsatsd them al sxiih respect until he
eams 20 Mr.. Cox. whom he answered
Last
~apa now. SID he. ''as To the gentle
man frona New York who siss ga ray
mat. VI, aasyer shall Be very hslef
ana very sisspls. II "a ~fnssIsa by the
bootl,,.cks CA the street; j. is sung bs
tine chaull<rsa@ids in the hotels: IL il ia
eversboay's mouth Shoe. ny; cont bod
der me-
Bxtler suited the action to the wor.a
by drawing has right band rapidly aero
his ear 5 II aimed 1t a. infrndinx fly.
and took has scat amid the laughter Of
the house.
A short time aftcrward Cox cot rarity
even. He eCoxl had the iloor and was
allndira 70 a remark male In debate by
a Massachusetts, member. Bstler Jumped
up and asked Cox If lie tButler) was the
person meant.
no. air" said Cox; II said the honor
able gentleman from MASSACHUSETTS,. /"
putting great emu basis On the adjective.
ST.. Louis Globe Democrat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

The American Folklore society charges
that college students who serve as wait
ers at Maine summer resort hotels are
trying to supply the demand for Indian
legends connected with each rock, hill
and stream by manufacturing them.
making the legend fit the name instead
of the name fit the legend. and proposes
to see whit can be done about it. But
college students should not be charged
with a monopoly of this business, even if
they are guilty at all. 1t was long before
the days Of student walters that the alb.
surd story Of the derivation Of monhegan,
from the pigeon English, ''msn-he-gone,
instead of from the real Indian words,
s.menahan." an island, and "kigan,
land in the great sea, was circulated
and the other equally ridiculous attempt
to translate mooselucmeguntic into
s'moose-he-look my gun-tick."
At the meeting Of the Folklore society
where the charge against the students
was msde. one speaker noted that Beaver
island in Maine was so called because q
beaver crawled out of lake ON that is
land at the command Of the great spirit
Is beaver" an Indian word.-Lewistor
Journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

In the years Of his highest reputation
Daniel Webster was favored with de-
gree Of personal adulation and ''toady
ing- which was not altogether agreeable
10 him. II is related that on one occa-
sion when public reception was given
20 him at hotel in Boston a particularly
obsequious old Office seeker was intro
duced- The man fiattcred Webster and
ground his own Ak. bowling and scraping
until the great man was tired of him.
and bidding him good day settled down
heavily into the nearest chair. But the
man, instead Of passing on and giving q
chance 10 the next conner. fingered near
and seemed TO have something still on
his mind. though he looked very blissful.
Webster observed this and said not
very good naturally. May ! ask you.
sir. II you want anything more OF mer'
"Oh--oh, no.' said the man. smirking.
''Only perhaps may be permitted to re-
mark that Em proud ~ say that my hat
Is having the inestimable honor 20 &C.
cupy the same chair with Daniel Web
sterT Webster had. a. matter OF fact.
eat down on the man : tall beaver hat and
crushed il out of shape ankee Blade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

r. ~. Cfinn-a Arrested .or Alleged En-
b-zzl-m-ns Tarough spite.

r. ~. Grinn-.i Arrested sor Alleged En-
b-zzl-m-ns Ta1ough spite.
BAY ctsY. M.cn.. Feb. l2--An Asso-
GATED Press dispatch sa.d that F. W.
tsrsansll, ex-tsller Of Tie iionesdale
National bank % ionesdsie. Pa. va.
arrested yesterday "a Ne was about 10
return 60 MS home "a lay City, on sn
indictment rendered Ia May. 1879,
cnsr~iag nm WIKI embeuiIng 1900
while teller Two week. ago Mr.. Gfin-
neil eft Bay City fur Ionssisle on =
wit 20 thai place and returned Tues
DAY lie wa arrested there Just be-
fore leaving and PROMPTLY gave hall of
i.0oo Tor bl- appearances wnsn want
sd. tie ras teller Of the H0nesdAe
bars uine wears. and tae alleged EN-
oeffieurnt vas TIE result OF . business
tfan.Act.on when toe bank, an IN
sussnrs company and private citizen
we're Interested. la Tue litigation
Wnif1 Followed the cliirsn was worsted
aud ior spite. according 10 Mr. tirin.
nsifs statement. began prosecution
against him. but nothing WAS ever done
alo1t a. lie came 10 lay city after
esvinx Hones.aie and nas been ressd.
TX here srce. lie treats the matter
with compiste lud ffsrencs and say.
that there j. nothlng 20 u.
Mr.. tsrinneil said tonight that steps
az beng taken 20 begin suit against
IA kcCuser for false imprisonment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
Mlchigan Prnslons.

OriginRl-Thomas Stoken, Marquis
HAdley. Phillip Mallon. Myron Dyer.
Horace Blsekmer. Lyman Grady, X. p.
Ferris. William Young. r. X. Cady,
Reuben :. Brown, Edward Bsssett. Da.
via X Averili. John w. Clark. Oscar
CHESHIRE. Ivan &. Powers, Nathaniel
Rix. William Cox, Francis l.. Degroif.
Durs Writ, Daniel Wooley. Charles
Anthem, samuel Henderson. Rice Bar
ksr. Peter Andrews. Jacob Overly,
Hiram IA. Wilbur. Christian Amman.
.,eorge w. Myers, Gordon sinclair.
Lous Dorman, William Hewitt. Will
ian. Wade. Peter lager. Nelson Cooper.
Young. George NJ. Rood. John
ORTien. Cyrus Castrrlins. George Hart.
Nathan Gibson, 1 homas Holton. James
y. Elderkin. Additional William
Goppernall, Daniel l. Siosson, Grafton
Wagner. Heinrich Selegier, Samuel
aalhoon. Reuben $. Howard. samuel
.stormfeits, A. Lsnoreaux. Daniel Spl-
deli. Charles r. Barber. simon Marks.
Rei-sue-Justus Billiard. Increase
David Houssr. George BUTLER, orsn
Lewis. Abssm Brown, David II. R.ch-
ardson. George A. Randall. E!iphale,
Pembertsn. Original. widows. etc
Louise siervai-. Caroline Perkins, Julia
". ssu.noD. Tfiphena Norton. Peter
y. Fiero father, minor Of Adam j.
Grimm. Ilzzie VI. Harris. MelIsss Hale.
Jemims Mslhnger. Mary Scarf. Mary
j. Hoicomb, El.zs Ward. sarah A.
Hunt. Phoebe NJ. johnson. Fldeiia A.
I.awrencr, minors OF Eli jump. Sur
vivor Of Ind an wars-Thomas jeffrey.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Quality rather than quantity was the
principle upon which Washington
bride planned her trcussean. The mar
riage. which could Only IL clsssed under
the bead Of runsways. was undoubtedly
the subject II much deep thought be-
forehani. inasrnuch as tho accessories q
toilet 70 b carried upon the evsntful
trip were reduced 10 a minimum The
veiding took place In the sumner, and
the Conventional travelling bag was re-
placed BY white lace parssol- This Was
carried suriel. the filmy white nounces
serving a. a receptacle for the trousses1
IA pair - curling tongs ard tooth
brush Kate Fseids Washington.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

E<0eettons On the Tsndeney az Ciergywen
to uirsusc Adjournment.
An attack has been made in the col
umns OF religious contemporary upon
the growing tendency among elergymcn
70 sdorn themselves with boards. The
author Of the spirited onslaught admits
that he is q layfnAn, and he treats the
matter from purely Law point of view.
Being present at q recent ordination. he
declares that the gentlemen presented
for holy orders ''could in nowise be ac-
cused Of being company Of 'beardless
boys: on the contrary. every hirsuts
facial siornment possible was 10 he
found among them. from flowing mus
tache 10 luxuriant side whiskers and
beard" He further wishes that the
clergy could hear Their lay critics on tho
subject Of hairy parsons" as In that
c1so he fancies that they corld not con-
tinue 10 treat il as trivial matter. and
he finishes mp his letter by the extraor-
binary remark that the wearing OF
whiskers and beard lust makes the
difference between looking like a gen.
tleman or the reverse
This is certainly rather hard on the
hundreds and thousands of gentlemen
who have abjured the use e the razor.
Would the critic maintasi that they
have all suffered a fatal degeneracy Of
appearance by this conduct! No doubt
there may be people who still hold TO the
superstition that gentleman ought to
shave, just As il was believed by our an
cestors that persons DESTROYS OF being
considered to belong 10 1.-The quality"
must wear wigs. The custom Of wearing
the hair on the face. however, has be-
come 20 general in every profession that
it might have been imagined that il had
won an established position by this time,
secure from the ouslaughts either of cler-
icals or laymen.
The critic obviously forgets that it
may be just as damaging TO a clergy
mans influence over his parishioners to
be called a ''beardless boy" as to be
called q hairy parson." And, after all,
il is hardly the most manly and earnest
section Of churchmen who think that a
clergyman's principal duty is to look
nice in srrplice. 1t may somewhat al
lay the discomfort of this friend Of the
barber II he remembers that not all the
gentlemen who are ordained become at
once rectors. or even curates. Perhaps
when they take upon themselves active
spiritual duties they may see fit to alter
their facial appearance, and thus their
first shave wonld Immediately precede
their first sermon.-London Telegraph.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

BArrLE CnrkK. Mica. Feb. l2.-Nrs-
Beissy Crossstt, WIDOW Of Daniel Cos
s-sss. died yesterday afternoon ~ 4
clock. IL sns had lived until Jane y
she xoold have been loo years Old s1e
~xs the osi~st Of tea chsldren. nov al
dead except the youngest. brother
81 years Odd She u the mother OF
foef cnildrsa. ali living sac vas
t&ksn s.ck last Sunday and steadily de-
cilnsd- she uas member Of the hap
list church and had vide circle OF
frlssuta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
SCHOOL rxscarns mxrr.
They Prepare for Their CONVENTION. To
he Held in September.

ts>.7>s. Mica. Feb. l2.-Ths
executive ronunftse OF the STATE
iescnerF associ atom met here
So lecltec that the program
Tor tee next state convention
s1ouid ~ ppbiashsd IN September. "a
order tnat taose tskias part might
have mere nns to prepare their
"a pers steps we're aiso taxeu bv
sncn closer unrlu may b. effected
between colleges snd the pubic
schools. a. tnss ths work Of each mar
- harmon ret. In order 70 broaden
me ~fk q ihs ASSOCIATION plan ~&s
prop 81 ~ allow representation from
district scsoels. providing twenty or
iuofe q the teachers OF these schools
s1onld des re such representation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Ponr HrRoS, Mich. Feb. i2--Mrs. 8.
b. trscn. sno yesterday morning took
dose Of morphine in mistake tor a
posder. died tina afternoon she had
Il ken too large. dose Of the deadly
drug, aud despite the constant attend
aucs Of . physlclan could not be
aroused from her comatose condition.
ana died without having rusAiued con-
sclousness.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

BAY CRY, Mich. Feb. l2.-The tug
Geyser OF the Boy line mas been seized
BY . deputy sheriff ~ the instance OF
the supervisor of Bangor township.
who CLAIMS that the company owe 500
for taxes. The business othcs OF the
company IN IN Bangor. having been
moved there from Bay City few years
ago on account OF the high taxes here.
The tug 10 TO be cold next Wednesday
Afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
Thaf Terrihla Conzi,-

IN the morning. hurried OF difficult
aresshsng. rsislug phiegrn, tigfItness
n TIE chest, 0uickened pulse. chAiiness
N The evening or sweats a. night. al er
any q these things ere tne first rsges
y consumption. Dr. Acker's Eng "a
touza Remedy rsli cure these fksrfui
lynptoHss. ard : sold Under positive
guarantee BY White 4 wmts, s. Men
rce-ss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Henry Tborne, tfase!ine eecfetnff OF
the ~. 4. a., vrit~s from kxe<'
nail. strand. London. February :. isssi
Il desfe to l~sf my tessimony 10
the value of AlicoSk's Porous flasters.
| have used them for pains IA the hack
AID ssa~ srsing tram sheaEsatic and
other causes never without deriving
benefit from Their Application. ihey
are easily applied and very comfort.
NIX. Those engaged ~ ! am IN pubic
work wntco involves exposure 10 aud
den ensnges of Temperature viii DO
sell 20 keep a supply ot Aiisoek's fof-
Gus Plasiefs ia their portmanteAuS'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
Not That Kind.

Mother-Henry, before you go out t:
~ish you would bring up hod Of coal.
Henry--why. mother. you know that
violent exercise doesn't agree with me.
Mother-very well. Kate can bring it
MP. Where are you going now:
Henry-only down to the alley to ron
few strings Of tenpins. Boston Tran
script.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

foSTfAc. Mich, Feb. IL. -Ofieer
Eaton vt vps.Iantl. on trial for causng
tie death OF . colored man named
Griflin. whom he snos while trying to
ar;est. MAS yesterday acquitted II the
cnRrks- The case nae attracted more
than local sttsntlon on account OF the
legal polnss involved. Eaton came
from another county into this TO arrest
hgs man Without Z warrant
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
Ten Cent Diamonds.

what's the use Of spending 90 much
money Tor clothes, when With diamond
eyes, old dresses, feathers, ribbons,
etc, can he made to look ike new
package costs but 10 cents. ret il
often sayes dolisrs They core In . |
toiors. are easy 20 use, make rich and
iinfading colors. and are the great
rnoney savers OF the age.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Mrs. Jones--I hear You are going to
marry again. and your husband has only
b.sen dead three months.
Widow Smith-What. Me thinking
~ marrying AGAIN. II I were to be q
widow every six months. il would never
cscur 20 me 10 marry again.-Texas
SiftinrS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

IsmrrmSo, Mich. Feb. H. Fire
Center gold mine. ten miles NORTH OF
thn city, hAs closed down for an In
definite period. IL may resume work
ia the spring. but the directors are not
decided. This leaves only one gold
mine, the Ropes. In active operation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

GAYLORD. Mich. Feb. Ia. S. Bray.
If Flint and Cneboygan, travelling with
l.. cornwell's meat car. sllpDed under
the wheels OF . train At Wolverine this
evening and Lost both legs and will die.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

IEoS MouxrAIs. Mich. Feb. 1.-THE
CITY authorizes have 1T last been
gcAded into making an effort to sup
uress the numerous dlsreputable re-
sorts. The police made . raid Last
night and gathered in thirteen unfor-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

widow Of Mark Hopkins proposed 20
young Mr. s<Aries and after~ard lived
very harno1loasiy with hun Until
her death baroness Buflett-Coutss
makes no secret II the fact that Mr..
Bariess-coatss Is much Der junior Ard
- the list might 90 on multiplying in
numbers until one nlight fancy that
hall the marriages were in reversal Of
the nrst line VI The old eoaples. which
runs,
=. sfsa fcr he1zh1 WOMAN for yestA:
wom>n fos oca1tys bo-h fo< truth
And. when the list Is closed. one must
add the wonderful and historic record
of the besutifu. Name. Reeamier. who
died at sevenfy-two. leaving young
husband Of twenty-four 10 mourn her
loSS -l nie1lo Times.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Joseph V. Dory, of Warsaw, H.. was
none Of them seemed TO do him any
good; but finally he got hold OF one
that speedily cured him. He was much
pleased with IT, and felt cure that
others similarly afflicted would like TO
him. lie states for the benefit of
the public that 1t is called Chamber
lain's Psin Balm. For sale by F. J..
Wurzburg. Druggist. 5s Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Amateur Sportsman On the Maine
~cotis,--A". say, nah man. ara bear
vswy dangsrrrss5
tfnlds~- Zen nees7n't have 70 fear SIR
Bears den't never tu~, N nan nntsl
they " teen hit. an word naast likely
rniss 'esrl New ysvk we.kfx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Hi~cr SUI . = - = - nefa - ti-.-i.t -
sswill be sen ~ The shove fste thr ave.
sse number Of cases freafet successfully pr
week IN
THE WAR ieps MAS So
Witch for practical etpsft-ace "a fhA vsrfed
Glasses - shrenfe diseases 80 challenge ne
wor4d - ~1us.
Tn. feoard whfrb "a cpsn . insBertien II
al fnf<rssfrd speats Ter ifseif Tbe ferf iasi
fasspd has te<a ff~ most success 1i IN f.lt
mary resrs srssfisar~ e this great fsr4i,r
nut ssse tids far - susraas al as Pr Z Gees
sers.
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csutiaua

Coroner-ls this man. whom Won found
dead on the railroad track. a total ssran-
eerg
Mike (who has been told 10 be careful
IN his statementsl-No. cor. His leg
was gone intoirely. lie was partial
efhranger. sor.--Trnth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

StetSAv Nieh.. Feb i7.-The Rev.
Hessfd Nsrf(near7. pastor Of the
universe = chnrcn here. mas rscsived
a torm.i c.t - fhe nrsr snirsrsslst
enufca - nucn41e. q. He~H prob
aafr arrrnL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

JAcksoN. Mlch.. Feb. l3.-Hsrriet "a
Besu e Grass fs<s 80 l~ft ~ vi
iarxe lrgscfes o. serersi Detroit 50.
sienss. The Nomsns Foreign Ns.
siicafv socisty Of rhs n r. churcn
g.. 8 900. me womsns Home Ms
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
HILL COUNTRY OF MIDDLE FLORIDA

where on the of cotton Fiantauon<. the nee
TOBACCO. STOCK FARM. fINElARD ans
FRUIT pear and Peach lDdustrles have
started Into vigorous life. scress fhe Suwan-
nee rssrs through the ridge lara - csntraa
FLORIDA: among tie STRAWBERRY FARMS
Of Lawfki. frAkkE and wtiDos fhs
ORANGE GROVES reared IN the regions
where nature nouTsshcd this fruit IN IT, wild
state; through the beautiful LAKE COUNTRY
into the PHOSPHATE MINES fbtefpersed
shout ocaia. ssaibesyilie. Archer and along is
route. By the aide Of famous SILVER
SPRING Down 20 orlando AID kfssnrs-.
the gateway % the last Coast and fhe great
sugar Country. Down 10 Cedar ksy- pafA
Piss ard 0vsters Into the Huniin. Reg ons
of the cuf ilsmmocs. Down 10 thrrnx
TAMPA. conn~cting by Steamers ~th KY
wksI an HAVANA. Down 10 the IAklA9S
FISHERIES Through the CHOICEST
PARTS OF FLORIDA from tse dep water
Port a FERNASliiNA. ~acre the Lander
snd fhosE bate are shipped from the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
Two Houses Burned.

HERsEY, Mich. Feb. l2.-Mrs. IL.
Ross residence burned a. tins morn
ing: loss, 5000. Dick Burdick's farm
house, two miles northeast OF this VII
lage. Was burned At O'Clock this
morning: loss. 5000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
Died Of Apop.exy.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Feb. l2.-Mrs.
Catasrine Corrigsn died suddenly yes
terday Of apoplexy while sitting ~ the
q lnner table. She was highly esteemed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
Prof. Mel.

government chemist. writes: / have
carefully analysed your "Roya Ruby
Port Wine." bought toy me Ia the open
market, and certify that found the
came absolutely pure and vel aged.
This wine 10 especially recommended
for It's b. slth restoring and building up
properties; it strengthens the weak and
restores lost vitality; particularly
adapted for convalescents. the aged.
nursing mothers and those reduced and
weakened by ovcrwork and w.rry. Be
sure you get Royal Ruby" 81 per
quart bott &c. pints 90 cents. Sold by
White 4 White and Thum Bros. 4
Schmidt, druggists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Telephone No. $50. formerly used by
the Atlantic and Pacific Tea company
has been transferred 10 the residence
of L. 5. Holt. OF the firm OF Radei'if a
Holt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
THEY ARE BIG JAYS
Students Object to Managing
Editor otto~ay.
THAT IS, THIRTY OF THEM DO
p.sssuasl<d Youths M4ks Themselves
ms Laughing stock Of Aan Aseos
and Dsxuss ne Mza.

Axs AEsoa. Mich. Dec. 1.-The
sailing aosn" Of ths m2nAglng sdi-
Tor OF ina L. Of NJ Daily We carried
Out mas msetlDx'' OF toe mem
hers 81 the inaepsaisat ASSOCIATION Of
me tnssrs.ty Of Michigan vas held
aud me gathering w2s Que worthy Of
notee, there being thirty Of the
100 students registered Who
turned out 10 this grand pao;fc
dsnunc alton OF the young man uno
~telfs sns pen Of gall. There Vas ono
beauty about the meeting. everything
WA harmonious and not angle mem
Der sNs present. who wss opposed 10
sne special ocIect Of the meeting. w.
r. crilfen called his twsnsy-nsne coli
leagues 10 order and then the fun be-
gar. Fret one aud then another OF
those WOO lad been hlt BY the paper or
had not been allowed 10 use u Tor the
pnrpo-e OK grinding MS own al. arose
ard denounced the present omciAl
head OF Their representative paper Ia
terms more strong tnan esegsat- Three
.ets Of resolution. we're Endorsed. dis-
eusssi, and the following one finally
unanimously adopted, the otners De-
IN considered too personal
fhsy kass a. ali.
Whereas. T. J. OttAway. managing
editor Of sas T. and Nj. Daily, has
conducted the editorial department. OF
tnis paper IA . degms,.c and v.ndic-
tive maoner. 70 toe great detriment
AMI injury of college spirit and TO
further partisan and selfish Interests,
~ peraaltlI1g scnrriious communlea-
Ions. aud Aas thus rendered himself
hostile ~ the interests and purposes
for which the Daily WAS established;
therefore, be 10
Resolved. that the members of the
independent association 10 mass meet
inz assembled do hereby request the
sad r. J. ottowzy 10 resign from the
Daily. aud do hereby request the Daily
board OF editors to see that the resag-
nation tskes effect a. once"
The little Hurry OF these dlsgruntled
members - causing some little excite
msnt and An endless amount of fun
snoag the student body. To those VINO
are acquainted with the facts u -
merely . case OF ''ins and outs" Mr..
Cttowsy. under mrs management. has
Tor the mrs. time put the paper on .
nnanclal rasis. and AZ The close Of the
college year the board OF editors
will not only have paid their own
bills. but also large sum left un-
paid. by their predecessors and viii!
have snug profit besides The main
point "a the present coaflct - that
The fknt - beng ed by several former
members OF TIE ooasd where lie has
been succsssful. The great body of
students support the present managing
editar and Tor 1.-THE Daily board OF Ell :
is3rs - see that rs resignation takes
elect st once" ias called for IN the res
oiut.oni will be- 40 ANAL JOB. as Mr..
Otfosss has not written the document
which Us opponents - wish and has
70 ghOugnt Of ever do.ag 80.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

That viii be the rate from
DETROIT Grand Rapids VIA the D.. l..
n. On account OF the re-
AND publican state INVENTION
and Michigan club tarquei-
RETURN Tickets will he sold Fepru-
AIRY II aud 30. good lo re-
SI.50 turn On the Esd.
OF course you expect %
VIA 20. aud OF course you know
the D.. l. 4 \. is a popular
D.. l. an. route.
Gro. DEHAvEx.
o. Z. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
Very Much Surprised.

have been affected with neuralgia
for nearly two years. have tried physi-
Clans and all known remedies. but found
no permanent relief until l tried bot
tie of Dullam's Great German Lini-
nent and It gave me instant and per-
mnuent relief, % cents per bottle.
Signed, A. B. SHELL
Hamilton, Mich. April IL, 1891.
For sale at Scribner & Aldworth's
drug store.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
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