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

Mr.. summers congressional sppor-
toamen. hi - open 10 any num-
Der Of obj-ction< IL q erIsetaesy
partisan and coes not provide for al
equlI2hls minority representations.
The Nlcalxxn congressional delegation
20 bs effective must De fairly divided
A. 20 politics T. send solid repobll-
can dc egzlson - a congress "a largely
democratic IS Toe presea, oae would
be to grippe oa- own interests Pro-
v.s.on ought Always 10 be made for =
ulsaor.ty representation. Without such
representation We aueonscionaly drift
towast . political aGtccracy AID the
more arbitrary forms Of monarchy. Mr..
Summers b..i : not excnpt from che
sasp.eson ia. j. $ fashioned after the
Cd xerrymAnters upon which the
courts snd the people have recently
fixed tas seal of.d 4pproysl- Is diyis-
l0n o. territory q not natural. While
pfopioq - OF c0cures ana geograph-
cAl outlines Gave been igncred. the
d..Lr.bllsoa OF population 5 irregular
aaa unequal. The proposed ntta DIS
tr.ct ~. not he approved by any OF
ths counties included. Kalamazoo,
Barry and Kent are not congeniA con-
gssss.oaai cousins. They viii no. agree
70 The inEeFa-srriass contemplated
bv tbs bill. There Is little In
common between them. Barry and
Kalamazoo eau have no possible
snteres. IN The contemplated i'm
prov smens Of Grand river On the
oiher nAnd Kent and Ottawa are en-
snusiastcaily united IN favor OF the
project To separate these two coun-
tes a. thls time Is to deliver fatal
blow 90 the vital point IN pending
negct ~ ons aud prospects for con-
gressiosal aiG. This objection to the
ernascuiation OF the district Will have
moro weight with the citizens of the
district than - political prospects for
the future. By tha proposed bill the
district would remain safely repubil-
can. excspt against fusion. IL would
bring tAs brillan, Burrows INTO the
district. wao would be morally sure Of
bis seat for some years to come. But
this great acquisition would not bs SUI
ficient compensation for the CONNER
ciai injury and loss resulting from the
sstrsngsment OF Ottawa and Kent.
There are other serious objections TO
Mr.. Summers bill. but the almost fore
g0ns certsinty that u VIE never he
enacted into law renders their enuner-
alton unnecessary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

A house OF slsiting oness Tor anx
gTis. having yuke todlee. Il ssonu
ln the accompanying sksteo. II = ~
hght gray fame. or nooien material
aud tie embroidery = q dark green,
nisrsmarine or peacock hine. he ocit
Is II Tie sznse .xhs3s and y cssspra
Win an antique silver or oxyaixed ST.
yer buekls. The EXIT = OF TIE ordl-
nary umbresis shape. aud al TIC top
instead OF beng soEed. = drawn
slightly ali around. The back efssaths
fnust he gathsr,d in'tsad OF plsztsd
afid sloped 90 A. 70 make very few
felis. This sloping can ssnex take
plsee m The back or N the s.is seams,
aeeoFdiog u Tie number OF urezdihs
"a. 4. when. Of course. depends on the
msdtn of the stuff As eenerh rule,
It's s2Tt should be from TAO and three
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02
ALLEGED TO Be FUNNY.


The wife-Mercv on me, Johnny's
fallen in the town well and tie ten feet
deep.
Editor (caimly)-Five thousand dol
lars damages, tile paper enlarged. and
the mortgage lifted The Lord Will
provlde.--Atlsnts Constitution
"Thst 10 rather q quaint conceit OF
the oss fed man Of tue museum"
"What
"The motto on hrs letter paper"
"Whst "a IL"
"Bon ami."-New York Press.
wh,ppar-T wonder why society peo-
pie are making such fad OF slummIDs
Just nowi
snapper-They wish In know what
their ancestors were ike. guess
Puck.
wife-Doctor. my husband is subject
10 tifs WHAT shall do7
pnysic,an-Icsi him. madam. 10 or.
der Die clothes 10 London. --1iothier
and Furnisher.
Forsman-There's the devil 10 pay
up ~ the house
Ahsent-m ndfd Ftitor--Tell him TIL
see him bereafser.-Altants Constsfu-
ton.
Lately Deceased hst will IL coz,
me - enter respecsshly1
II. Peser--The United states senate Il
four doors down.--Detrolt Trinons.
M rnsn ever Loses bic temper 80 tia,
he could not End "A before he sand m.
collar button. --0alyeston Ns~s.
II an alligator could talk he would
probably declare that he had . small
mouth. Rams Horn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02
ri AND MISS sRsMriss

Now that gang of moonshiners has
been Il scovered ia the suburbs Of New
York CITY, perhaps those foreigners
Who come over WITH the expectation Of
shooting buffalo at the upper end Of
Broadway are not such stupid duuder-
heads alter all.-L0uisylllo Courier
JouTnsl.
The purse strings OF ahout all the
worid's Crosuses are being unioosened
Tor good causes n wadays. Here comes
Baron Alfonso Dc R0ihschild with 300.
coo francs for the hospitals OF Par.,
4 "a py new year to hlm'- Boston
Leraid.
The national house committee on
thr wpr DIS columbian exposition !. sp.
parently determined 10 do the eowar a.
" thing towari Saodsv opening. The
cowardlce = luexcusable.--k ansss City
star.
The nasn who has been dong the
taking for Col. Bal " rrfson "a cab
met pose bilify see ms 20 have contracted
a case OF hosr.eBeSs that unaf. him
for further server of that sort.-st.
Lotus Giohe- Democrat.
n il. indeed. . startling record ~
delsysd snd neglected pubic business
sn'ch our democratic bose OF repre-
sr1tstlvss prsseuts. R8t lame. =
only ns Of Tie east Il its osenses.--
Bottom Journal.
Nr. Cleveland nnust look FOR roiiey
Of crlhcssm frcm the hostile element
81 the denccrsiic press because he at
tented havfs' snd does not sftend Lse
mars funersl- brooklyn Eax.e.
Evs-Sns .ooss ss proud "a Il the
sheie ~of.a were under her feet.
ftari-Meil- esd part a it,. ste
! HON 1hicAgo Fhiisde phis Record.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02


started 10 coast feant<in Wits AZ
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ssnkne 49, fsn iata n~fo
tr9eF- waive srst a. tfe"sr.s 49, --ra
= TAD snl a re t~et, sAAn t've
eokfD sSia>Assio eie+e- Ihs h4sAnes %
1hs pay oso@Psa injury
Tie lenrtrenth annual lar 81 me
h~so1 hapsds laioo akf'ee .snf-t -
Icy Wi ee nsld a. r-tea nse-ar =.
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800 1890 - 80 80 =. -. s -
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-. ,oss'rsl srs'rass. $50 80 80 J. 49,.
unit he recoxes,
r.. s,,ss,,s ~ o,,.., ..,,.
~ 1890 ~ w'tls,s - s,-s. 80, 80
~ ~@l'sys .rss.asrt =. a. ~a,ss>s
80 -. .n.,s'.,e-., a. 80 =.
students dr.xeed me vshiele mo a.
toxn .o-trsQmph.
Flixs..th small. an sz.a n.yr.s. Nv.
"a. =, ~ e,.x xs. t'urnss a. 49,,
in bed bv the oversurninc Of = lsmn
Mrs.. small ~as born ia slavery IN Xlr.
s,n,s r.neiy-seses years AGO.
Jsckson's CITY aud county offe..i.
are discussing the adysabilifs 81 build
inr thirty eostxx.s on . piece OF and
owned by TIE city for the use OF the
pcor-
Tne Ranror Advance says that mar.
rsages make interesting reading. aad
nasvsly asks Why some one does not Get
married. Let's zee. where . Bangor
The tennessee County Cc-onsrxtixs
Creamery company made IS .0oo pound.
| OF butter las, wear and Las pad s.4
cents pound dividend.
The proposed new electric light COM
PAW Of Big Rapids viii probably bay
the Hudnutt plant tor as, 900 and make
Improvements.
The Muskegon y. NJ. c. A. wound
no the year lsge with ~ cents IN tue
treasury. having spent sS.ssi-to, ana
secured thirty new members ourlbg
the year.
Benton Harbor bids fair TO have an
epidemic OF measiss There we're
eighteen cases OF the disease reported
tuesday.
Kalamazoo amateurs viii produce
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

Senator sawyer has noticed = bill TO
compel transportation companies to
issue Dsssss TO members of the lsgisia-
turc and the judiciary. II there be no
constitutional oblections 20 such bill
u wiii solve ths peFplexing free pass"
problem. Il made INTO law. Whether
me transportation companies will re-
cave suca alzw win good grace - ina
mater.ai II wit take out of their
hands one ~ the most poserful levers
for eorruptng Legislation, and defeat
ing the will OF the people. Legs.
lstors Will rsce4vs passes az
eight, not - favor.
They vii be under DO obligation
whatever to tae railway and stesmsoAs
corporatsonA Unfsvorsbls legislation
~ - discussed and passed without
fear ~ givng oHsnse TO tee interested
distributors u complimentary uc<eis.
Tas alnen-ta.ksd q b.li 10 pFohltns the
acceptance of passes. TO 10 Observed.
would rsQu.re degree % integrity on
me tart q veteran 'egisist0rs alto
Gsiaer a. vat.tnes 9Th human nAtare-
- ionZ "a tree passes may ts had for
the ssking. - .oog they will De Used
any number q 49, 70 the contrary
nosr sthstsndsax. II ar. savers pro-
posed bail does not conflict With tbs
eoustlsuisoa, g Vii provide soros com
pans<tlon 70 the state for the vslusbis
franchises en1 ysd - transportation
companies aud effectively cure a long
Standing evil
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02
TRIBUTES no RL Anne.

The qualities that gave Mr.. Blaine
his strength were also the source of his
weakness. Scholarly, brilliant, fired
with firm resolutions and high pur-
poses, he WAS always found waverIng
at the supreme moment. He halted
wavered and turned when he ought TO
have gone forward. and so the country
beheld the spectacle OF a brilliant mind
frittering itself away on the small en-
terprises OF neutrality-suspicious. Con-
stitution.
Men little in their scope and their
comprehension, short-sighted as to pol
itics, narrow as 10 their love of cour-
Try. and wholly selfish in their de-
signs, have wrecked the republican
party. In the history of this tremen-
dous overthrow Mr.. Blaine was able
before his death to rejoice that ne had
no part. His countrymen should be
glad.-New Orleans Plcayune.
The leader of his party in the stormi-
est period of the republic, he enjoyed
honors enough to satisfy all reasonable
hopes, and now that he has gone IL
wifi not be easy TO find another with
such versatility of gifts and such wide-
spread infiuence.-New FORK Herald.
We cannot rank him with the great
political leaders Of has country. As =
moral leader he cannot be ranked with
Lincoln or Sumner any more than with
Jefferson or Adams. IL. was q brilliant
specimen of the American politician
London, Eng, Chronicle
Within the last few years he has been
the only man in the republican party
who has made any statement that has
touched the natl, nal pulse or who has
exhibited that statesmanship neces.
szry to win public approval.-Boston
Horsff
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02
POINTS A6ouT MEN.

The late Justice Lamar. until . year
O: so ago, had most remarkable menu
DRY. lie could repeat word for word
the speeches of the great orators which
he had read and passages from authors
unknown to Others than students like
himself. He rarely erred IN . quota
ton and one might have said OF him,
as Lord Melbourns IA credIted with
having said OF Macaulay, IL wish |
Were as cock-sure Of any one thing %
be - Of everything"
The announcement OF the Duke OF
York's engagement cannot, IT is
thought, be much longer delayed, ii
hts wife is to be Princess May. as every
body has decided. The fact that the
royal family's long period of mourning
for the late Duke of Clarence has
ended is being emphasized in various
ways.
The 500 or 400 Ruseian exiles whom
the Baron Hirsch fund settled near
Norwich. Conn.,. are having . pretty
hard time of it IS farmers. The col.
ony'a future il dark, aud Its members
may finally drift into the cities. Their
Yankee neighbors are charitAbly help
ing them out.
Distinguished New York churchmen
mentioned as successors TO Phillips
Brooks are the Rev. DIR. Huntington of
Grace church and the Rev. DIR. Satter.
lee of Calvary. The latter was candi-
date when DR.. Brooks was elected.
Tolstoi is said TO be busy upon book
which no one would have expected him
to writes book upon Japan, its peo-
pie and religione.
The cottagers of Newport have or
ganized = golf club. But two or three
such organizations exist IN this country.
Those live. clever fellows. DIR. A.
Conan Doyle and Mr.. Barns, have
written o comic opera libretto.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

TO-DAY the annual meeting
Of the New York Yacht Club
viii take place in that City.
Commodore Elbridge Gerry,
famous as the President of the
Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty TO Children. viii retire
rom Office. and be succeeded
BY Edwin ID. Morgan. The In
terna,ioral race for the Amcri-
ca's Cup which is now a GER
tainty. will therefore be under
the direction Of new officers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

sfLvzk ToiLsr AsT.cLEs EusT GO.
Inc very latest decree OF fashion
orders That he silver toilet ARTICLES be
tAnisned; that even the alter unlimited
lfory be hidden from sight. ana that
fae wonderfully beautiful shaded
ivory be given the place II honor.
Brushes CT al sorts. hand mirrors.
psyche glasses. manicure ssss and al
the Accessories OF wsll-appointed
dressing table are made with sxqD.s-
iseiv carved handles and backs and are
offered ia tempting array.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

A cooking club Ia Washington was
broken mp by ,uAuimony la lees than q
gear. EAch menbas ia turn ordered.
one had tie privilege Of inviting .
man 10 Judge the cooking. Every man
invited tell In love with . cook. oae
girl wss . .'raging BELLE" She knew
the secret Of cooking = good bee!steak.
To VIII = sweetheart with q beefste4k
Is not poetic. but the aftermath IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

The Kalamazoo Academy Of Medi-
cine held It's annual meeting on Tues-
day, closing with q banquet The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Pren-
dent. DIR. Irwin simpson: vice preel-
dents, Dr. g. w. Siasrt Of Mendon and
Dr. William NJ. Edwards Of Kalamazoo;
secretary. DR.. J. W. Bosnian; treasurer,
DIR. O. b. Ranncy; librarian, DIR. L. IL.
Vandeusan.
Monday night twenty-five of Ada's
youths loaded two bob-sleds and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

I.rsrso. A,eh.- feh. I.--Th> Nichi-
rsn Republican Newspaper saorsstion
vii he n session here ioupofrou. Ia
TIE evening a tsnesst ell f~ gwen
them st The po~ney nc1se and the r.
publican nenst'ers ri tie lrgslat0rs.
republican state vfieisls and aepnssss
ard the rsput. can menhtrs Of the
supfene court ~sii attend.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

C1EvKLAsD hss fear weeks IN Which
to compsste hs casinst ANY good
newspaper rrp rssF can DO tue 100 Tor
h.n ~ tssnly minutes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

s'ienesi. whsn he seat n hss hlIi
there vas IA extra charge 81 -.
fanas demanded what a ~ss for.
Sass. SAD the OLD msn- Il don't
sftsa take sAss. bat hen 10 Charge
for n -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

Miss Ella Knowles, the attorney gen.
eralelect of Montana. 10 said 10
strongly resemble Ada kehsn, the act
ress- She mas acquired considerable
property 10y her legal profession.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

BIZ one tang remains 10 complete
the repeal u TIE Miner bail. Governor
Elcn VII supply Il with ais signature.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

IHraE seems 10 be any number OF
objections 70 the scheme to establish a
womsr's annex to the Soldiers home.
Tne plan Is phllsnsarop'c one and y
woTtay Of executon. Thus far every
body = szreed. Bat i ia matter Of
grave doubs whether the home for
widows, wives and orphans al uld be
MAINTAINED N connection with the Sol.
dless' home. The question = Que that
deserves the most thorough discussion.
Sentiment should rot be allowed 20
outseSh seber judgment in the con-
.,deratson Of the matter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

About sc p~rkons attended the rull
Noon eine Hasqn~rsde asao> 81 s,uA
nl1t's nail AL ; zhs--
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

H. HosSord = made private secre,sr v
70 tie president Il w.ll - rad:cal de-
psrtars from historic precedent The
invsr shle rraetice has been for the
presidsnt-elset 70 choose sriyAfs sec.
rsisry from snscrg the ambitious
young roiiteans Of his Own STATE. n
Cleveland shall disregard tie prsctic.
~ cannot make better select on thsn
Mr.. Hosforf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

Wassf~sro~. Feb. i.-For Lower
Nicnig.o--tseneF<Ily fair, except snoss
&C lx.s skxgioGs; colder u -ousn e.lss
pol:.on: nortA winds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

GRsxs Rkrsns Ell velconss any fair
ard noness congressional redistrsctlng
srheuse i Il bss 70 Re associated
~sta Kslsusnoc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

LrNEKKNnS are always jolly good
fellows. and tss delegates to the retail
dealers convection are no exception TO
tao rule. The convention did not
transact any strlkinsiY important bus
ness. but everybody had good time.
Tast 10 Of more value 70 The delegates
than long MINDED sgseches snd fruit
less dissnssiors tlraud Kspids i glad
TIE visitors cane and hopes they Will
come often.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

frsstsntt = sosrk lnto u1as-ns ever
The teosgas II shst hotel keepers riIl
esargs n Chicago dassns tas world :
far.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

TUESDAY IN London a procession OF
two hundred starved and ragged
lshorers started TO march before the
parliament building. The men were
met a. The Thames embankment 10y
ths police who c.nhbed the leaders and
drove them from their purpose. The
condition OF the working classes Of
London is beyond description. With
out work. food OF shelter. they are CON-
peeled to commit petty crimes to secure
subsistence on the fare dispensed In
jAils. The slfnshouses are fun to over
flowing and the future holds no ray OF
prom "a OF relief.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

Geey1z wants TIE Sherman silver act
rspes Grover waited Murphy de-
fsAsssi. Grover q nos always grsniisd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

GKsERAL AIsER has gwen another
evidence Of his broad philanthropy in
volunteering TO head subscription to
raise money to purchase a monument
in honor Of Blaine. lie says that the
amount needed could DO raised in a
few days. and TO start the movement
offers $500. This generous and IN
solicited act il one of the most endur-
ing tributes to the noble dead that can
be paid. The bond of friendship be-
tween General Alger and Mr.. Blaine
Was strong in life, and now that death
separates them IL manifests itself in
this chiyslr.c manner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

Ia h. want. he .boald use THs
HkkALD want columns.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02


RESOLUTION for al investigation. Since
t1ea lhs snssxy truss nAs Jailed. In
he ru.ns " tns giant eomtsns = faund
tns story Of the conspiracy 70 ssels Hs
receipts ~ . track rsseaue measure
imposed on tae conKFsss After the
bsil lad been Introduced tue trust
pushed the maaafseture Of spirits 10
sns full capacity OF al rs clslilier.es.
Agents Of TIE trast bought up the
products CT outside distdisries and
thereby secured eoutTol Of the satiEe
output Anticipating tbs passage OF
the Dbl tbs trust forced ap ths price Of
distilled spirits IS per cert. but Bur
rows resolution nip2sd the bad just IS
4 ~as bursting INTO tlo0m and the
trust loand l,seif with AZ enormous
ssoex Of spirits IL could not sell At an
advanced price, nor indeed at any
price. because tho scott oil bad teen
temporarily .heived. The treasury OF
TIE trust - empty; the rebate fund -
missing. amounting 10 5000. 600; the
eonlrAels OF purchase are void. aud
the trtist s dsfuneL- Had its bail car
RED the federal treasury would have
Ioss al revenue for TWO years 10 come
because future productions would be
neld IA bond until the present stock
VAS exhausted. Great Is Burrows As =
whisky trust ann.h..a,or.
NEvEk did the spirit Of human revsngs
devise > punishment surprising IN tor
ture that lntiletsd upon Henry smith
~ Pare, Texas That Smith deserved
death cannot be denied. He ravished
and K led tae S-yeAr-oid daughter Of
Henry Vance. Smith WAS a humau
monstsosisy: but whatever his crime,
i could never justify MS punishment.
That the father should demand the
fullest and most complete ven-
gesncs Is natural. Under such circum-
stances the spirit II The Mosaic law could
bur assert itself. The punishment Is
one that could have been devised only
by being with the instincts o; saw
age and the civilization of = Caucasian.
That 10000 American citizens should
have stood by and encouraged this
torture seems impossible. IL Is almost
incredible that IN so great throng
there were no men whose judgment
and humanity would counsel against
such . mode OF vengeance.
WHEN requested 10 permit the use OF
two brass cannon in firing salute ON
inauguration day, Governor Penuoyer
Of Oregon replied; "No permission
will be given TO use state cannon for
firing q salute over the inauguration Of
Wall street plutocrat as president OF
the United States" As . complete.
comprehensive and elaborate ass, Gov
ernor PenDoyer has made the hit Of
the year. President Cleveland 10 not .
Wall street plutocrat in any sense of
the word. lie is q democrat with
some remarkably crude notions OF po-
htical economy and some peculiar
opinions about the functions of q fed
crai government. His ideas are open
to wide range Of criticism; hut that
does not justify the democrat governor
OF western state in tlinging an insult
At the chief executive of the nation.
especially when member Of his own
political party.
GENERAL ALGER has gwen another
evidence Of his broad philanthropy in
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

A story = tod % the lsts Fanny
kentAe shscA illustrates one 81 her
cnsfseeeristics. Al I.enes she engaged
farmer to dive her. Tie CD msn
id net fexsrd hns@f n eFely 80 =
coscnnlan. ard sn5ssvored 70 enter
"A p osf ~ po1tlne cat lie sreaery
aud rsls'inz TIE zessap of TIE country
vita TIE mt net of Hospitality that al
OF res'dknf s0ala sn0~ sfrsnger- Il
ID got nirs you 10 TAX. eat 20 drive. =
said fsIag Sharply. Inc cd nan esi
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10
Gossip of sand Coulee.

The company store manager returned
from the east after a pleasant but cold
and stormy visit. Fred Nanderhoof
returned with him. The boys thought
Fred came back to get married. He
says not much, he wants TO fool a few
more before he takes such d step.
The Rcbekah's of this town gave a
basket social last night which passed off
very pleasantly. \ great many expected
to see the great star Of the Dramatic
cluh shine, but it failed TO come from
behind the cloud. an,i people wonder if
Fred's cold return a. anything 10 do
with il.
The Sand Coulee SCI DOL closed yester-
day to open its new term on Monday.
Principal Pyle is going 10 live on and
improve his ranch.
There are some vague runors abroad
in regard t. who is going to be principal
the coming term. 1t Is hoped the trus-
tees will be wisely guided in regard to
this matter. They must also stare when
they open some of the applications, es-
p~ccially those coming from certain Sand
Coulee aspirants. They would he doing
Il kindness 10y returning the applications
with d request that the same should
take II term as a pupil and refresh
their memory