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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-13

For Montgomery take tho 0. 1887, 1897 and
7:23 m, and change at Sandfiy.
Leave Montgome cry 1880 a m, D m $50 . m
Light freight will be received at Bolton Street
Depot only. Heavy freight, lumber bricks
lime. etc, at Second Avenue Depot, aud will be
shipped out on Saturdays ouly. See special
schedule in Sundays issue.
J. II. JOHNSTON, President.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-13
Castoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
aren. Mothers have repeatedly told rae OF It's
good effect upon their children"
DR. G.. G. Os0OoD,
Lowell, Mass.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
THAT .JAG-CuRE:- Hill.

One Of the chief objections 10 the
Sag cure bill IL that il attempts 10
compel reformation q drunkards The
ordinary .ot given tho choice Of jail or
cure" viii take the latter. The method
~ cure imposes no physical restraint.
The prisoner is a. liberty go and como
1T oil. he may associate with men OF
se6n~d manners and exemplary morals.
in all respects but tho drink habit. willis
undergoing treatment In short hs IL
given . pleasant vacation. IL he be poor.
At the oountys expense.
When tho patient 10 discharged there
IL nothing but his manhood 10 restrain
him from drinking again. The average
sot has very little manhood. The chances
are ten 10 one that bic cure. raid for by
the county, will not lsst a week A man
csnpo, 10 drusged into -obf,ety. lie
Gill not abstain from drink under CON
pui-ion or restraint lie mass desire b.
Ia cured. slse 10 remedy cza cure him.
10 the alternative provided in this
bi.i IL in the nature - a sinecsre 20 the
conhrmed hummer he may 80 n jail;
or ne may elect - take the "ibg cure.
that he may enjoy good society. have
piesty h. eat. roam ~ sisl snj have .
g~sasns so~i tire 81 me srpeas~ 81 shs
p.spis. He wlll b soher ct leass three
sees-. and perhsp. this IL su',ioi~n, re-
turn fof the money outlay necessary o.
provide him iolly good tise
The other Objectionable feature 10 that
u caters directly q wouid 10 Hsoaopoly
N ths jag cure ha-ioes- n disrrimi
hste. IN fsvoy - eoacsrn that " ~.
xsrs,..i - .spessencesi men - fake. -
Counterfeit. rar-. Il sesld make the
state pstren q one ssrtissla corpora
filn. sbS-e bassnsss 10 believed 10 q
purely ~ svyenps rather shsn r-frms
tion. Every sympstbefie TREAD - the
drsakafa ~iii 10 Ass ssassss b. ssss han
from bio eapss bss ass sa> all b. pssty
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

within brief period. He vas left with
out means TO continue his attendance
at school. and was compelled TO seek
employment by which he could support
himself. He WAS given . position
in the store OF Ii. NJ. Goo
bel, where no remained seven
yeara lie was a trusted clerk and
thoroughly alive TO the interests Of his
employer. He gained many friends
among the retail and manufacturing
trade Of the city. and having the bust
ness % well learned he became ambi-
ticus to establish business of his own.
He preached the subject TO c. L. Har-
vey. his friend and schoolmate. Of form
ing partnership. and the boys after
much difficulty entered into business IA
firm February - 1884. with small
stock Of goods and very limited capital.
They were successful from the first. and
the business has increased 10 six times
the volume Of the FIRST year. Last year
the firm did e2D0.O00 business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

II ,sn I probable that the liquor problem
wuieveF he alphabetically settled. Uudse
our system n government, tee nsaufsc-
sare a aanor 10 fn-d ~ TAXATION Tor
revenue purpe~~-. The general govern
meat does not sft-mpt 70 regulate the
norsl aspects a the liquor traffic.
Tia. - Eft ~ ths several -ts,e-.
The remedies applied embrace about
everything tn- misa "a man has b-~n
abe - cnncesve still ,h~ liquor prob.
ler remains unsoived.
focsi or''on. Nigh ilcense. iow license
snt rr0hihition seem each % have
failed - "a purpn~- The s,aie dram
shop plsn q scn,h Carolina han not yet
teen griet ard vheu Il "a. /, vlil 10
f.und - BE- nks Belshszzas's morals.
The Soath Carniina plan ). Inosiifics.
'ieu - tn 6oth-nherv system o, rewu
iafinx ~ isaor 'rsfiic That system.
briefly oasiined. - the grsatng - a
monopoly a licenses N any giusn hscsi
sfy Cor INA r-tsii snd isf trst- In -psrit
upus hguors q q csasuisressI eomgsny
formei far ~ pusp.~e ~ sho better
e'ersenf These companies ree-iss the
monopoly N consideration = handing
ever al profit. derived fros tte trssis
aiose th- Der cent interest ssl paid up
c~pitei sfnck The sarpls- :. u~@i ~
~ relies = rsse payers. h.,ug d~ystsi
- ~ueh objects - edacssion. r,si i,r
rsoyemest ard charity.
Aereedirx - = recent report e. eoa-
grr~s ssepsrsei - ~ CeaLf. The static
slrsi esp~ff q ~ ssfisnsl torraa n
sahcr 'se f'eth~nharg syssssa bs~ hesa
siaFf~-t ~ aeariy al the tosss a Nss
say. shsi- IN sN~ase. at u tn ninsty
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

The standing Of the Dickinson board
Of referees appears 10 be much the same
as that OF Mr.. Blount when he first went
20 Hawaii: IL has no existence by law
or precedent. but 10 clothed with para
mount authority" The personal repre-
sentative il becoming an interesting
figure 10 democrat politics-Deiroit
Tribune
IL was developed ut the great Gotham
dance given in honor Of the Infanta Eu-
lalie that Mayor Giiroy cannot dance.
For this rcason the quadrille 81 honor
had 10 be omitted, and Chicago is taking
sweet revenge for the iibes that have
been put upon tho eocisl aitainments u
her people Detroit Free Press.
President Cleveland left Washington
on Decoration day for Hog Island. on a
fishing expedition. He also sent sub
aiiiute 90 the war 10 perpstuste the ma.
ton under which he has attained the
position ~ first citizen.-Saginaw Cour.
Ter Herald.
II IL 10 be hoped that Governor Rich
viii reach out after that Coruuna Jury.
AID few of those people who helped
Sullivan commit suicide. fen'on la.
dependent
The ot'iccsccker stands 10 show for
occurring an interview with President
Cleveland while black bass are biting -
Eay CITY Tribune
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

When President Cleveland appointed
Mr.. Eckels. an obscure lawyer residing
in Illinois. controller Of the currency. he
was sharply criticised for selecting .
man who had no practical knowledge OF
the banking business This objection
to the newly appointed controller was
% seriously pushed. the president was
nearly persuaded TO recall his name.
But he didn't; and Mr.. Eckels is proving
TO Be one Of the moet levelheaded and
reliable inexperienced bankers" ever
elevated to public Office.
II will be remembered that the Chem
ical bank Of Chicago. which had q
branch at the worlds fair ground. col
lspssd shortly after the fair opened.
creating much excitement No loss re-
suited to depositors. and the bank after
remaining closed for . month rsorgan-
lied and now seeks TO resome business.
Application for permission TO resume
was made TO Controller Eckels, and tyro
that he 10 In banking business. he sub
mitted the following conditions upon
which the Chemical will be allowed TO
start again: Fret. that all Of the old
officers Of the bank shall be changed
and new officers appointed Second.
that new capital to the amount Of s4o0.-
600 shall be put into the bank within
ten days
This means that the Mulberry Sellers
and the Micawbcrs Of finance must not
and shall not b permitted to gull de
positors under the presumed license OF
the government Mr.. Eckels says that
men Who have simply used bank char
tsrs to furnish fictitious credit to specu-
lative concerns will not be given an OPP
portunity TO practice upon the credulity
OF the business public" and wishes IL
clearly understood that he Evil use all
the authority which the Law has vested
In him To remove insecure banks from
the national banking system All OF
which proves that Mr.. Eckels. the "ob-
scure Illinois lawyer" IL . man Of con.
spicuous force and ability.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
STATE NEWS m BRIEF.

The High School Alumni association
Of 81. Joe has elected the following ON.
cers: Harry Wilson. president: Miss
Margaret kingsland. vice president; Miss
Eunice Merchant. secretary; Roy Moul.
ton. treasurer. The Misses Cora Kis-
singer. May Graham. Margaret wilkin.
cen and A. A. Canavan we're elected an
executive committee. with the president
Of the alumni az chairman.
Captain Paddock ~ this city has a..
cured a pension 81 q Per month and
$50 arrears for Mira Joanna GIcary q
Masonville. Mr.. O'Leary Vas the
owner u tbs COW that kicked
over the lamp that started the
FIRE that burned Chicago IL ISL. ID
was not - account Il the COW that che
got a pension. Observation-Disclosures Sun.
Prince Mike os Flying Roll fame
tasted fgrty days IN the jackson prison.
lie told his hcsvealy consort that he
wanted fruit She prepared u. but the
priaon authorities did not want Mike "a
imiur~ HE stomach 10y over-eating
Mrs " Lake u Saginaw became
frightened Al the gaiioping ~ tie
horses drawing a street car ON which
she vas riding. She Jumped and frsc.
tared her skull. dying Ia hall an hour.
The south jackson club has discussed
the subject How t. Make Home At
iraciiye." Instrumental and vocal music
- one - the attractions suggested. Can
Jackepn wish an insane Asylum
Oliver Nelson. the missing lshpeping
insurance sEent. has teen heard from
IA ainnszpala He says that be - noi
short ia he seoeanss. sni sili r~tarp
and pay al debts
seven union store cutters - the
Michigan Granite cpuspsuy =; AsiYisu
have struck fer o. a gav and = tuo
years corfrrct Tie frn refs.es 81 sign
Saginaw fire sufferers have written
pefsDue II bss City Stating that they
have aot received The hslp uee,lel. ANA
that false pride Is husting Saginaw
ssDlrass brAss hard c>rfercl TIE
ti0t prsse At The lhssasiss hard tearb.
sment snd when Il refarnei honis tie
city turned Get iB sthssase.
Nieksinrgs ersnetsfY csntains to-
remains ~ tAsfs-ea scisiacfs ~ tie ear q
i-I1
Cass es0nty iskss hnvs Ss~s ts~n
p.satesi 18th 5000 rane
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

With the breaking down of tho bar.
riers which have % long kept apart the
truly good Of all religious crestis viii come
an era of broader manhood and woman
hood In our local ministsrs' conference
the catering wedge which shall open up
inserted. and. upon the continued pfes-
sure u intelligent opinion good results
must be the fruit
This growing catholicity 10 powerfully
illustrated In the Social Purity con.
gress pos IN session in Chicago.
Ga Friday last Archbishop Ireland
spoke from the same platform with julia
Ward Howe. tue Rev Jenkin Lloyd
Jones. Adiuiani vickery. who read a
paper by Mrs Bsliington Booth and
other notable PROTESTANT enthusiasts on
the subject % social purity. The differ
ING creesis and dogrsas % the several
enurcAes represented by the speakers
we're -ubordinatsd 20 the importance %
the question they were present 10 discuss.
Such A meeting mus; BE- prolific in
benefits 20 all concerned tits calculated
% temper the ssperities existing between
church organization. over the tensts OF
faiih into a charitable snf'erance 81 the
conflicting opinions entertained by
radical reiizionista The christian
world IL united in its belief In
God and Jesus Christ. and the soones
the traditional saino-ities a the psst.
the higo'ry and Intolerance which sur
yivsd the dark ages are swept away. the
brighter aaa better ~iIl the prospects %
the future snd tho Joys u the present
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

sswnA sssaav-spvsn hsss m1nvas1 n
d.. Gostl esalas 49, ~ sysoso has
tiaislshsd ~ ssasnnpsisa - h4eG -
vsll - oanA and ~ alp esnssA - in
e<<zss h - auahn a savlnU bask
dspnni,s - In ~ eogrsosts sBosnt a
aspssktA n spvsad ~ u ths psas.
srcossiias " Dr. 0esld. y 10 pat the
rsxal.sisA - . rseasaissa evil In the
hAnds Of the hsstss sisusas II ths com-
sssisy. Who sh4il hand over the peodss
resolved fron Il eos social ssivanssgss
rsthss than 70 aiiov psrsocs vAa. - ~
The isns2 sss sadoUsa vish IN inpssfsse
ssass a moral obiigatsoa. 10 exploit u
for private gain. With The system In
practical opsrssios in South Carolina
the results vii sooa BE- apparent. Il IN
Dad they are not slready apparent IN
the snforcsd shssisssss sfsss ne legal
hours for selling.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

ILLISoss be- sd<isd its quota To the
growing lie Of iyuchingA The hanging
q . burly negro Who assaulted two
white women at Decatur yesterday
noruine. vss. like ~ such lswisD pro
esedinGA high handed Outrage. TIKI
rsckisss taking a human LIE without
process of Law h unnistaksb,y pro-
dsct a the loossnsss and neglect With
which the lav b enforced The mob
spirit SCENE 70 Be gathering momentum
In all parts Of the country. and unless
vigorous remedies are applied 10 check
In sssistlsss inpstsosity no name life
will b cate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Gevsssos Rich has sigasd all the bills
passsd BY the last legislature. There
sas almost universal demand for the
veto Of the -iaG euro bill.' but tho gov.
srnos held hat being the deliberate act
Of The Legislature he could not by veto
impagn the integrity Of the maiosity In
the ahssncs II psoof that he IN b In.
dispussbly unconstitutional There
fore the ridiculous measure was signed
and its fate must be settled by the tri-
bunal whoss function Il " 70 pass On
the eonstisutionaiity Of MI lava
The governors ressnn for dgning the
bali 10 certainly . dignified onA He was
unwilling 10 uss HE power to defeat the
action oe the legislature. whose judg-
msns on the merits Of the Law. . col.
iectivs expression q opinion. b not
more apt 30 b wrong than his own In.
dividuzi opinion. Had he been q MEM
Der of the legislature his vote might
have been recorded against the bill.
Having power superior 20 that OF the
legislature be declines 10 do by veto
what he could not have done by vote.
The lag euro" bill is essentially PERM
cious. but it, constitutional insuf'iciency
Is properly q subject for supreme court
inquiry and not Tor executive pronounce
mcnt One must admire the rare dis
elimination OF the governor. notwith-
standing the nalodorous character OF
the bill he has made law.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Anoag tAs most psominsns AID snc-
cssulsh yosng business nsn a The city
u Hsnry ]. Heys u the nzm a Haf-
veg q Hsyssek. iobbsss ia vail paper.
uaout 3ingA paisss. etc. vsth one u the
6sest iocatsd house, on Aoasoe street
Althl,ugh but 81 yesrs of go be already
nsssisl world, which he hes sttsissd hy
hard work and Close application 70 busl-
ussA He snnciatss energy and keen
perception vith his business ventures
wh:ch have combined 10 make them .
success throughout his brief business
casess. This young merchant was horn
in lie NsthssianlA December q. 1851,
and uhsa be vas 10 years of ags his
parsass inmisrsted 70 this city. Here
hs attended The public schools until
Is pears old. when he Gas left An or
phss. bis father and mother dying
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

That money 10 hard % get ss this
tine 10 the natural sequence 10 very
positive and general seq9estration OF
funds by the people. Complaints are
general and the causes assigned are the
recent shrinksge u stock values. the
heavy deportation n gold TO Europe and
The Widespread distrust q the govern
nents ability ~ protect itseis from .
dosneisl crisis
These things may have . depressing
influence and contribute IN degree to
the stringency q the times. but the real
cause il nearer home. Every 10
preparing 20 visit the worlds fair. The
chief item q preparation Is money. The
nen sni xomen IA moderate esrcum-
stances. who distribute the bulk u our
circulating currency. are boarding their
dimes against the coming visit % Chi
cazo The result - that the merchants
are first 10 appreciate the falling Oh in
small sales. The little transactions. rep
resented by dimes. are the levers which
move the great world o. trade.
The e,5ndition IL not outpreeeieut
During the Centennial year. when the
people had Just recovered from the
shock % ls13. times were exceedingly
dali The cause was in the general
seques'ration Of funds by the middle
classes Tor the purpose Of visiting Phils-
delphia- As the fair At Chicago pro-
gr~~ses the money spent there vil begin
IN return. but complete relief viii b de
layed FOR montha The total amount TO
he taken from Michigan will approx
mate 100000. II will 60 out direct.
but must be returned through tho devi-
Gus channels % trade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
ALLEGED TO sc FUNNY.

Two been sitting quietly on this fence
just twenty two minutes BY The watch. :"
be said, watching that cat COUGHING
by that rat boie. and sh, hasn't - much
"a r4oved sn ear. for I've kept my eve On
her steady. What a tcol 81 cat. -
Life
Chipinone understand Solomon
isascs di~f suddenly What was tie
causef
Uxerdek Some ono ibid hin, hi. ~.
Insurance woeld expire nest day
Vogue.
A III - r-a.sning Ia mode he
Dumas ascfiheli So Rssihi II dout
ike spinach. afi Il Ia vefs foftunsie
sion't heeause u did should eat 4;
snd | cant endure ii tii lats
" pnovs. that patsiotism - not 6esi
that nasst men wouiA fatheF isss the
AmeTicAn ssric Ne = fln rleve thar rast
- as African ostfich 80 tie hat hfare
then at The theafcF Philadelphia
Times.
4 efuie i naaa ptp must - un-
hspp5 - De- happy Judge
An hoBosable. honest peasle.n Foll b
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

II 10 stated upon sxcsllent authority
that between January ! and juno Of
this year twenty national banks have
failed with . capital Of e6.io0.ooo. This
10 q record which has never been
squaled For the corresponding period
Of last year the number Of banks which
failed Vas limited 10 seven. with . CAPT
tai q o625. 600. And still the real bust
ness interests Of the country arc affected
only in reducing transactions from q
credit 10 q cash basis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

The Rev. DIR. Won Schcele. one Of the
twelve bishops OF Sweden. is being en-
tertaincd at the Swedish college ~
Lindsborg. near Topeka. Kansas. Bishop
ven Scheele Ia making a tour II the
United States attending the Swedish
centennial celebration in New York,
Illinois. Minnesota. Kansas and other
states where there are Swedish settle
ments.
Frederick Dismuke OF Georgia. better
known perhaps as pod" Dismuke, has
been disappointed in his political aspir-
atoms. President Cleveland has APP
pointed Samuel G.. Dunlap 10 be mar
shall OF the northern district Of Georgia.
the Office To which Mr.. Dismuke aspired.
Stewart l.. Woodford OF New York is
Chaunccy Depews only rival as an
after dinner speaker. He has a striking
personality. flowing gray side whiskers.
broad shoulders and high forehead.
He Is a prominent republican and has
been in politics for a generation.
Oliver Sumner reall. affectionstcly
called Ollie by the gilded youth Of
New York. is a lawyer by profession.
though his exacting. social duties leave
little time for the pfactice Of that call.
ing. He 10 blue eyed blonde and parts
his hair In the middle.
Mayor Ellert Of San Francisco is an
energetic official. who has plan for rid
ding the city 81 Chinese lepers. He
proposes to transport them to the Haw-
allan leper settlement at Moloksi. where
the San Francisco city government will
pay their expenses.
The Boston Herald IN authority for
the statement that Secretary Gresham
10 mighty good poker player, and de-
clares that General Grant took great
fancy to him on that account
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Dir. ERNEST HARr. editor OF the
British Medical Journal. says that this
country is in no danger from cholera.
"Choiers is distributed by dirty persons
to dirty places and spread by dirty
water. II can be eaten and drank. but
not breathed." Grand Rapids is pre-
emincntly a clean place; no cholera
bacilli can find Judgment here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

HENRY PREsEsvED SMITH proposes 10
fight the general assembly until the lib
erals outnumber the opposition. II is
an uphill job 10 fight men into active
sympathy with ones erratic religious
viewa but Henry Preserved may be
equal to it,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

wITH true American spirit Ives, the
billiardist. resented the imputation that
Roberts wanted to give him the great
championship game. He doesn't want
anybody to give him a game. He is an
American. Michigan boy at that. and
II hs cannot defeat an opponent on even
grounds he would prefer defeat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

THERE will be held a cabinet meeting
tomorrow 10 decide upon what course
shall be pursued to protect the gold re-
serve. which il now reduced to 10000
600. 1t is anticipated that the presi-
dent will direct the secretary OF the
treasury 10 issue bonds to restore the
deficit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Mr.. DE- HAWKS reply to Kate Fields
complaint against the railways is char
acteristically bright and pointed. II
everybody could enjoy the conveniences
and Injuries OF modern railway travel
on bis or her own terms the palace
trains would be converted into movable
boarding houses.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

HoxE SIXTH il hunting up Georgia
widows to award them pensions. He
has just awarded Eve annuities 10 as
many widows Of veterans OF Indian
wars" The Indian wars" are 30 de-
lightfuliy indefinite az 70 suggest the
possibility Of their meaning "moonshine
cara"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

CoxxAspRR DAvrs 10 authority Tor
the statement that the Infanta Eulalia
refuses 10 read American newspapers.
II abe does. Eulalia 10 missing soule 81
the prettiest and most tlatfering compli.
ments that woman ever received.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

CHsstss AsprS~o> Ds~A suggests
that hrre~y trials Re conducted IA lie.
hre~. Mr. Cleveland .oald like them
much better " Mr. Dana would ~rit.
his political editorials in Chiaese.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

STATE Grain Inspector Jones says the
the Kansas farmers have been robbed
by q system Of false inspection at Kan
sas, City. There isn't much JOY left for
the Kansas farmer anyway. When it
isn't grasshoppers or lightning rod
agents. its cyclones and grain sharks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

IT has bern discovered that thous-
snds u parsons have gained surrepti
tious entrance 10 the worlds fair grounds
through the wagon gates and over the
fence. Nert they will DO digging tun.
neIs OF using parschu,es
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

THERE are very few changes in The list
OF teachers in the public schools FOR the
coming year. The prcssnt corps through
out are efficient and capable. and It IL as
much . compliment TO the school system
- TO themselves that they are retained.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

81 reAs TAs troHhls = - unny vona
tonsks sroli . pudding Phxlsas,pAis
nnsok
When he rich snaa fseis like nakiaa
an open eonfessaen 10 sDus one hs never
hunts up the assessos. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Ms GLADSTONE in3ecision In fore.
ing the home rule hili ~ decisive issue
j. alternating the support - many a hss
most enthusiastic supporters
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Tofsrot viii come 10 the fair. II Ia
NJ, probable that New York will gree,
him with more than a friendly welcome
hut IN Chicago where brains are appre
ciated. he will receive cordial greeting
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

ropsv ths worlds TAR vill he open
sgsln and th~ Chicago saloou ard dive
keepers siil H. n.ighty poor business