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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-14

OF the different lines forming the Sa-
vannah and Western the Eden extension
and the East Alabama railway are the
only two which show any net earnings,
the others all having a large deficit. The
net earnings of the Eden extension are
East Alabama railway Sl3.455 40. The
Chattanooga, Rome and Columbus shows
the largest deficit in this division. il being
S23q, SSl %. OF the auxiliary system the
Port Royal and Augusta shows net earn
ings Of 81, 29S 80, the Port Royal and
Western Carolina a deficit Of 1929, 536 %,
the Epson County railroad a deficit Of
s., e63 l6. Large improvements were,
however, made on the Port Royal and
Western Carolina.
The consolidated statement showing the
earnings and expenses and net of the com
bined roads, steamships ana bank is as
follows:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-14

Coughs and COIds--Ihose who are sufer-
ing from Coughs Colds. Sore Throat. etc.
should Try BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs.
sold only in boLes-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-14
Earnings. Expenses
Ia 50 is Isl 4, s67. S. o. ~. m %

Montgomery and Eufala deficits are s1s,-
0i2 -, Savannah and Western deficits are
S2g7,3-4 90; Savannah and Atlantic deficits
are sls g74 Is
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-14

New Principles by Read Employees
In buying clothing have been inaugu-
rated. The men. and boys now 20 70
Kohler's, $40 Broughton street, for their
suits, hats, overcoats. underwear and fur
nishings. Il viii be 10 your interest to
inspect their new stOck.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-14

II have used Simmons Liver Regulator
for constipation Of ny bowels, caused by
a temporary arrangement Of the liver, for
the last three or four years. and always
when used according % the directions
with decided benefit Hiram Warner,
Late Chief Justice Of Georgia. I'D.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-14
CLOTHING.
RonIER'S mon Arr CGOTHING,

kOHLER'S HIGH ART CLOTHINU'
Retter tailored, better fitting. bettcL
wearing Overcoats, Suits. ETC., for -heii
aud Boys of all sizes are more ecoDomical
to use and give more satisfaction 70 w ~.
dollar than other clothes, because OF th 'iJ
staying qualities, and because if you G. ~ ~
get right at the bottom facts you q -
there's less profit on them than on love-
grades, yet they're equal In style az az
service to ordered clothes costing douDU
our prices.
The best of Derby Hats-best In style as
wen as best In quality-we retail % "
SO so.
at
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-14

Camel's hair underwear and Alerino all
sizes, at La Fars-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-14

Heavy weight Balbriggan underwear
Tor men or youths, a. La Far sd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-14

- Sweaters and ONCE Jackets, cheap at
La Far's.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-14

For steady nerves and good
Use the sure cure-Bromo-S Settler.
Contains no anti-pyrine.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-14
CENTRAL RAILROAD CHANGES.

Hoods pills are purely vegetable.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-14
MARTrN,s STORY.

Martin YVES seen in the prisoners quar-
tiers % the barracks LAST night He IN
Cersto01 that he was 10 be released this
morning. and his manner was very conf
dent he admitted that appearances
were against him. but said that il had all
been brought on be- his partner, Beck
Kan.
If that fellow ever gets arrested I can
TEL -o- against him 8" he said. L have
kept up with his 5oinrs and / can make it
hot for him"
Martin, Of course. did not admit that he
y guilty 81 anything himself. De said
slaz De only spent I'VE days in Chicago.
y detective 51ssall. however. be said
NlaA Liat a-res Tod that he and Beckman
IN a place u Clicaeo. and that It was
rs -f- % 1ecoF lnen into the place and
,1-.41 1lc l1s ro85iug He said that
~ --H lEl-l rob nan Of Sis la q
o4rro1l il U-l-.a.
.. ---i.-1 ls FAIL. with DARK hair. mus
--- la-1 and blue eyes. aud looks
4-------e- straight ID the face while
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-14
LUDDEN & BATES s.. NH

WEATHER PP08S91I - ri =
DAY: Partly cloudy 70 CLOUDY yvss,l. - l 7
PROBABLY showers; cooler Tuesdav -
winds generally variable. az
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-14

lac Broughton street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-14

Is. So. 76s e8L b &c. fas 81 20
Ihe detlcIt IS a the auEiliary system.

The deficit is in the auxiliary system
In addition to the expenditures charged
directly to operation are the extraordinary
expenditures including the cost Of the
new Macon depot, tunnels, new rails, new
cars and new engines, amounting in all to
S493, Isl o., leaving the balance Of net
earnings available for other purposes
S249, SS4 SO.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19

of them out in the breakers, and he signal
ed yes, and then went into unconsc BUSINESS.
Who should do the most for the poor Tel
lows and how to rcSlScltate them, We're
the questions that ran up and down the
beach at Southampton. How The men and
women on the shore stood Wrin@InG their
hands impatientiy waiting for the sufferers
to come within reach, and then they were
lifted up and carried within doors and
waited on with as much kindness and wrap
pad as warmly as though they had been
the princess of III" earth. Are they
alive?" Are they hrcathing?" DO you
think they will liyc?' 'What can we do
for them?' were the rapid and intense
questions asked and so mucA money was
unfortunates that DR.. Thomas had to
make a proclamation that no more money
was needed. In other words, all that day
il was rcSIlScitation.
And that is the appropriate word for us
this mrnng. as we stand and look off
upon this awful sea of doubt and unbclief
on which hundreds are this moment being
wrecked. Some of them were launched
by Christian parentage on smooth seas
and with promise for PROSPEROUS voyage,
but Votaire cyclone struck them on one
side and Il Tom Paine cyclone on The oth"r
side, and 4 bad habit cyclone struck them
on all sides. and they have foundered far
away from shore,far away from God. and
they have gone down or are washed ashore
with 10 spiritual l;fe left IN them. But.
thank God. there are many here today with
enough faith left 10 encourage us III the
effort at Their resuSctation. Al hands to
the beach: With a confidence" in God that
takes no denial. LET us Law hold Of them.
Fetch them ont of the breakers Bring
gospel warmth aud gospel stimulus and
Gosne life to their freezing souls! Rcsusci-
rot; fat iou'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19
DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR AMEs.
He Was Found Dead In His StateroOm on tin
Steamer Pilgrin.

New York, September 13-Frcderrk l..
Ames vice president of The Ola Colony RdH-
road Company, and millionaire, was found
dead in his bad this morning i'm i staterOpm
Of the steamer Pilgrim soon after its arrival
at The pier.
MIR AIueS lived in Boston and he left there
l9St evening for this city, 1t having been his
Intention To attend meeting of the Union
Par:tic railway directors today. About $3.50
O'Clock this morning steward Knocked ut the
door Dut received answer. and after re
beating the knocks, he notified the captain,
who had the door forced in. Mr.. Ames was
found dead. He had died some time during
the night. Deputy Coroner Conway was no
tifcd and visited the boat, but up to / O'Clock
he had not made any official report of his
death
Frederick H. AmeS was one OF BoSton's
wraitAle<t citizens and capitalists, and
cousin of Ex-Governor oliver Ames. He was
born in North Edst0n, Mass. June :. 1S33.
He began a commercial career in 1870 that has
been 50 fruitful in It's financial results that
he was popularity believed to be worth SO
0Gc. 0U0
Mr. Ames he'd immense interests in railroad
stocks ana was said to be a director in at
least SKY railroads. In Boston alone he
was assessed for %5,0O0,000 worth of real eS-
tate He was Il trustee of Harvard university
corporation and at one time held vast
amount Of Union Pacific railroad stock.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19
Brazilian Insurgents Land.


Buenos Ayres, September 16.-Ofi
adviccs received here from Rio de Jau
70 state that the bombarlmcnt of the fol-
guarding the bay of Rio de .Ianeiro, whic
was begun on the 18th instant, is contin
ued Mt intervals, and that the fire of the
rebels is returned from the forts. The in
surgents now have at their command nine
vessels. and have been joined by the naval
force from Cobras island, one Of the PIN
cipal defenses of the city. The garrison Of
Fort Santa Cruz remains loyal - the GOV
eminent, but that of Fort Vilegaignon has
assumed and maintains q neutral position
The provisions of the forces at Fort Santa
Cruz have run short.
The insurgents have made several at
tempts to land. but in every instance they
have been rPpulsed. Private advces haye
been received, however. to the effect that
the rebels have succeeded in effecting
landing and have seized the arsenal and
..uStot,, boucn
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19
He HANDED our Ss5,o geo.
When Four hi2hwaymen requested AN Es
press Messenger 90 do So

-
Calumet. Mich, September lj.-At $50
o clock This morning The passenger tram on
the Mineral ltanGc railroad cJAIng TO CaiG-
met was held up b. lOur hignWlymcn about
half way between Calumet ;II Hancock.
The engineer and tiremen We're covered by
revoIvers by TWO of the robbers while the
OTHER two ordered the express lncssenger
10 put the contents of his safe il Il bag
which one of the robbers carried The mes
senger Immediately complied aud handed out
some S1J.GUD consigned to the Calumet and
Hecld mine and which WAS part of the
money To be paid by the mine on its pay
roll After securing the booty the robbers
fired shot and ordered the engineer to
60 ahead id quick, which he did.
The whole at1ir WAS such Il surprise
that fine passengers knew nothing OF the
trouble until after the train had started
again. The train was crowded. Light
Guards and shel'illS ara out securing the
country. 1t is thought that the robbers
had horses conveniently near and a boat
ready AT the lake from which place they
would make for northern Canada.
woman who is weak. nervous and sleep
less and who has cold hands and feet cannot
feel and act like well person. Carriers Iron
Pills eqUalize the circulation, remove nervous
ness. and give strength and r"S'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19
4 cur OF TEN PER GENT.
Ordered in the Wages of Mill Hands in New
L. Hamnsilir ire and peuns ylyania.

Manchester, \. IL, September l6.-At
meeting of the mill agents here yesterday
it was voted 10 introduce general cut
down averaging 10 per cent on all wages
of their employees There were present at
this mccring agents Of the Amoskeag, Man
cnpster Stark and Emory mills. They
stared that although they We're reluctant
Mt first to reiucc wages, thcY found them
selves obliged to do so. The cut-doWn Will
be graded according 10 circumstances. The
new schedule will 90 into effect Immediate
" ut the Amoskeag and in the other mills
October %. Agent Straw, of the Amos
kca@ corporation. has received orders to
start up the jefferson mills which are
owned by the AmuSkcag corporation on
Monday. They employ about / POO hands.
The other mills are running full time and
Keeping all their help busy, except the
Stark. which employees at present only
about three-fourtlS of its full quota. Agent
Straw could not tell when the rest of the
Amoskeag which employees about 5000
hands would start up. but he said he
hoped soon.
Scranton. Pa. September 1.-THE Off
cials of The lackawauna Iron and Steel
Company have posted up notice in their
mills and blast furnaces in this city that a
reduction of 10 per cent in the wages of all
employcs Will go into effect at once. owing
70 business depression. Nearly 1000 men
and boys are affected.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19
THE AssAssIN's sHOr.
The Body of Mr.. J. 6. Wells, of Bronwood,
Mound in swamp


Smithyille, Ga, September 1T-(Special.,
Mr. j. q. Wells, Il prominent citizen of
Brentwood. WIS foully murdered on his
lands, near Wrights bridge in Terrell
county on yesterday. He left home to go
to his public gin, some five miles from town
at o clock, yesterday morning, and was
never again seen alive. His wife. becom-
ing alarmed at his prolonged absence. com
municatcd her fears to her neighbours ant
n searching party was organized and
search WAS made during the night without
success. After daylight search was again
resumed, which was successful, his dea0
body being found in the swamp. a consider
was almost blown off his body By "A charge
able distance from the road. Ills head
Of bird Shot and another charge about the
middle of his back, either of winch would
have caused death. The charge which
went crashing through his read knocked his
plate Of artificial teeth twelve feet from
where he fell.
The spectacle was CHASTITY one and
much INDIGNATION was expressed. His body
was taken to his home. where an inquest
was held, but nothing of Il definite nature
WIS obtained There is some suspicious
but they are all quite vague
IT does not seem that such Il daStar}ly
outrage could long be concealed and shonld
the fiend be discovered ii would he hard to
prevent summary vengeance being dealt ont
to him. \ wife and seven children are
left to mourn the sudden death of Mr.
Wells
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19
CHOPPED BIN TO PIECES.
Because lie Did Not Give Up His Money.
E~S t;utchery by Mexican Outlaws.

Il SutchfrF by Mexican outlaws
San Antonio, Tex, September 13-'lhe
following story of a horrible murder was re
ceved here today from Del Rio, Texas
A man went to the Nanhorn ranch ycSter-
day and reported that II band of twelve
Mexican outlaws had visited ranch Oh
this side of the river, at which lived an
American and his little son. Having over
powered the uHn and plundercd the house
of everything Of any value and failing TO
find any money, the bound the rlIch.n"n
and threatened to take his life if he did not
tell them where he had his money conceal
ed He told them he had none.
Then they cut off one of his arms above
the elbow with Ratchet They command
ed him again to reveal the whereabouts of
his hidden wealth. but he could not convince
them that he had none; so they cut off his
other arm and cut his body in a score of
places. They then split his head with he
same instrument, seized the boy, ru. his
throat from ear to ear and rode off, leaving
their bodies to be dcv0urcd by the vutureS
and coyotes. The rangers are in pursuit
and have captured two of the McXcans.
ami expect to arrest the others before very
long. They are wanted by the officers on
the other side for various crimes.
train Rohber "Suursi.."
San Antonio, Tex September 16-Na-
thanicl Meyers, alias Charles Leakman. who
is in Jail here charged with being implica-
ted in the Missouri Pacific train robbery
near Lamar, Mo, which took place two
years ago makes some startling disclOS-
ures as To the guilt of Marion IIedgepath.
who is in jail in st. Louis charged with
being the leader of The Glendale train rob
bers, who secured $4,000. Hedgepath
claims to be Meyers'S double and says that
the latter was the leader Of the Glendale
robbery and not he. Meyers, III reply to
this. says:
the matter. but | will now tell all know.
in Unf into trOlIbip and is now irving
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19
yhe Rebels Have DfGDerGfa.

New York september 1o.A World special
from Mantl4a. Nicaragua, says: at Is officially
announced that the handful al rebels who
were hiding near the Atlantic coast have been
compelled to disperSc. The government is
about 10 proclaim full amnesty to all persons
concerned IS the recent uprising and it is
honed that this measure will bring about a
heIter feeling.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19
AFFAIRS n.
THE DOINGS OF THE ne
THE WATEEACROSS
Bombardment of Rio do Jenair
Forts with the Insurgents II the
ernment VIII BE Overtime

London, September 1;.-Thc x
Telegraph Company says: Piivate'ge
have been received from Brazil thates
surgcnt feet is bomoatding Rio j.
and that one of the principal forts
harbor has sided with the robots.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19

Send us a small picture to copy and enlarge
at agents prices. We will then give you u
chance to make 500 per month. Southern
Copying Company, Atlanta, Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19

Chattanooga Tenn September 10.-Wm.
WcIglp VISA shot through the breast by Shelbp
Han in aouth Chattanooga tonight. Hall
accompanied Weige's sister to church and
Wcigle attempted to run him of. when Hall
shot him. Hall has not yet been arrested
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

black sii1s Jet belts si~s eesich black
sisks They are sefy naFros ef
else faneifully isle and <h4pe1 - TIE
ngurr. Pine iet Is 8sed - eu-eruififf
ak AID velvet Long fstngss u set afe
10 vogue 80 Nafsts. 1het are kno~n ~
Paris - Jet raia.
A lasels nsDenirg gekn Tor bFisie =
II k9liotrufe cxshDeFe &lfh etofE teu'
are Jacket Il white gaituse lace. u =
conEnad ~ The ~aizs Nith ~hfte fefset
fihfens. fss slaspler go~n striped
psEk and gray t'Feach haanel Nith rihN
ard grss Fsbk'en J. pretty.
The eAignon shieh ia tn past has
cempansoued the hoop skiri. has made
10 appearance az tie tsossetti knot
There Is, hoaeysF, Ia this eaae nothing
ia a nzase. az the inartistie excreseenes.
l. 1othin. more nor less than the oiei
ehignon revived
Ameng the most elegant imported vel
vet caiws are those reaching onis 10 The
waist line. IN violet. green and irieisscsil !
shaslss- A teautlfui masiel " this sort
has an oyercape Of passementeris IN
waved cords which nearly covers tho
velvet.
Meek ribbons are coming into style
again. They are generally IN velvet atas'
hight eoiors green. yell0w. pink. ruby or
blue. aEd are fastened by a leseied stick
pan 90 cne side.
Quaint bags 10 carry with our old.
fashioned gov ! aill DC m vogue soon- :.
The newest sleeves have RIFLES These
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

sex she wants % know about her preyi-
Gus associations. she feels that il is her
privilege to lind out why the applicant
i thrown upon her own resources. She
more frequently than otherwise carries
Ibis curious sense of might over right
info braxen effect. When accused Il
undue xealousness ia this respect the
gentle business firm backs Up her
roagh shod method with the essential.
clear through respectability Of the shop.
Il cannot 10 admitted that this kind
~ feaz1uing - consistent. inasmuch a.
wter she requires masculine service the
rfrssfrg saclsies only prizes and
atiitH
lrffairiy. she should have more re-
< ~ fer ,he woman previously IN her
DIN. ftan 81 introduce amorg them a
ferrous character. " hen che asks for
e sefs q even the SNAIL rkeleton clos
efa - he far applicant. she Is taking
cfr>. atssnisxe - the necessities ~
one - her onr eek Under the cloak Ok
ti-.neFe she "a a mFsis.ier.
Men accord equality - treatment 10
~emea sui men employees with tie ex-
setten = wages
lie frn ~ Supposed cenfler nature
makes sererai ether exacfions - her
oan SIX
Al every day remark q the fair wage
WORKER u
Mercy ne' how h hate . deal
Nttn 4 armarF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

"Icould keep nothing on my
stomach, and got SO poor my
friends hardly knew me. | suf-
fered with severe headaches,
dizziness. faintness, backache,
and the biues.'
Thanks to Lydia Z. PINK
kam's Vegetable Combonnd, |
am now as fat as ever, and
have no female troubles.
If you use my letter ! hope
il may be the means OF saving
some other poor mothers life
as it did mine" - Mrs. Ella
Van Buren,, Brazil, Ind.
All druggists sell il. Address in eonkdense.
LYDIA +. PISxsAN Mad. Co. LYNN, AAss~
Liver Pills, % cents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

Among The little slips u paper contain
ifg se answers - these present there
were tva uhseb bore simply the name
eTsnny<on The queen wrote ooe and
her faithful friend. Isiy Fly since dead.
the other
Maae Sarah Rernharit has great
dread ~ IRE SHE has recently conamiS.
Stoned = l.srrs maruiasiurer - make
far her rope ffe prsf materials 81 -
n-f.i far her stage drees.s Ihe mate
ris Is made sfe proof ~ cone cheEiicsl
- stance.
Miss Fniiy Faithful - engaged ia
AZ erdeapar a. raise funds for the cree
iien q e large hniilirz. consisting e
ssre.e f.aius arsl arp common large
rr.ela. ~hers refiuesd geri'eaousen Wiil
~ able - i've eheariy on a club rfin
eipis
The empress - Isu-eia's eaurt dr~ss.
vhth Is Taieei AZ 1000. hs- cnly
tsesi wcrn "a cne eecasson. ami thai
wsa ths cremation ~ The present isrn
rerrr Il Is covered With msE8.iaerf
eubwidefy ie real silver
The efurrss= II Jsran Only srpesrn n
puhisf clofhesi IS tae garments e hsg
native e4aatrF aafsit ouee Ytsr tn
csnirg fhinks shat pariesn aftsste~ es1
nske ~ her
Swedish xris ~ 81 ~ariy ara begin q
r,.ke ans efroraufste iaen garments.
~ fhe nr@ 5hey arr - usafria<eestle
szs they hare "a extensive sektit =
snth arslrie=-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

ruffles commence at the hand and ex-
tend % tbs elbow. This sleeve is the
old bell" sleeve revived.
Accordion plated velvet viii be used
this season FOR facing hat brims- AIsa-
tian bows II accordion plated lace are
also 10 be used.
Ball drops attached 10 gimp headings
are in constant demand for Jacket trim
ming
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
II. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
rowrRErK
RoonssASDs

foH SALE -noi SIS kND Ik5Ts
Nfs house - ~tufh fasrsre sifrrt. VIA
osehi soo1.s E,ea cellar Ntll ED rl-t.-fn .i1.lI
barn.
House and 10 80 wnaisls ssrnla
Cne 40 eisfflasr stfs-et-
Ieo tei 'fsfsr .tfeet.
tue "a hehttrii sfre-<
Ore IN hsferf strnus
Ala touses sst i0is ~ fsris sfnnaaf North
fr.fsrf. Var sffsef. Waiter aFrraf. rfrera
sveHur. rsutf I-Efs, cttr silt-t AMI ems tfl4frs
IL ell paFte - fhe cts.
1 hate ed.rne firs rsidenf Lose ~ f'isiadei1
avenue fer saie ci4eaPi 49,, is,lz a. AZ rarts ~
she city.
fApMs FoR SAW OF Fycn sNoE
t,uo baidr.sl and si1ty |fe~ aert- g. t.sv'n.fi,
a. bovnf en- hansirr-l snI tliftT aefrs 50
rFstsed. fhlrts tive acrts Gre h.frl, 1ai faaI-Is
fifrslrf. isfcp latca afld at4is rthal,Is t4s
tuiidlneE. sal cfHf toanl
AlsD ssghfg scrt= ia t1~rshsr ~ be~ne. aith
fhiftt Eve acrs~ improved. iits-ss 4cfs> - n-4
ard maple fitr.iser.
fara - ntrrff e~Tea arrrf ~ ttrrtlIfp -
tascadn. rifh fatrif acfrt - hearf fse.vf.
Aisn - ta1ls fi5ersiiU q Dre t1rsiftst AZ I
- arrns. ssit s,sie hunsi-va aef- trsf,fa.xf.i
.s-sI fsnil8nrs rsart orchard efi siaf iltt
have fsffls In ~ cLrrfftl,ts ffCfn citf. fnae-
inE frnrr Eve afs<s 81 - I've 1uudr.ai. Itrla
IL ard ls,ek over ist LIS = soo aaat &, oss ~
sxchsnes Pr ciff profrfts
have Few desirable i,sns-s - rvaf
Aoncs - lcaa q <ooe feai reffft -artff
AZ = nf-ftIIt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

Ven NfH to5 sac Is frtuk zirissh With
80 alf fssh toned sentiment cnarminrlv
tft eoFfi Which recognizes har duty "a
= tauz .er toward tte Rrfuan Hho acts
~ tPr Hfth~r Tie tosahi. eirl under
sfsnd- itii erere dav ard Ill cay can.
nof tr -tessfei 81 holiday mekler. hat
thar ife H4is lures without number
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