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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-04-12
An Executive Session Forced.

Washington, April II. The Dem
ocrats succeeded in forcing an execu>
tive session of the Senate this morn
ing in the face of the combined Re
publican opposition. 1t was carried
as soon as the journal was read 80
to 16-Peffer (Populist) voting with
the Democrats.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-04-12

All kinds of stationery at John G.
Fox's. Also books and iewelry. j29
Pasturage,
On the K:rman ranches, which con-
tain over 400 acres situate one-half a
mile from town. Milk cows taken
and delivered daily. Terms 81 a
month. Season begins April 1st.
WILLIAM SMYTH,
Lessee.
The Capitol Lodging House will
hereafter be run as a temperance
house, and only Intoxicating
drinks and fine cigars will be sold
over the bar. a51m
Spring and Summer Goods.
John Henderson, representing
Wanamaker & Brown of Philadel
phia the largest clothing and mer :
chant tailoring house in America will
be at the Arlington April 16, II, Is,
and every two weeks thereafter with
line of Spring&Summer goods. Don't
miss this opportunity of getting your
clothing for one half the usual price.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
A. Livingston now practically
controls the wholesale liquor
trade OF the city. He is contin-
nally adding to his stock and sells
only standard hraada He ia also
introducing some excellent Cali
fornia wines to the people Of Car
son, as well as foreign and domes-
tic cigars of the finest quality.
Drop in and inspect his stock.
d 13 If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-04-12

All kinds of stationery at John G.
Foxs. Also books and jewelry. j29
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-04-12
Bargains! Bargains!

JOHN WOOD.
Carson. New. Feb. 9th, 1893.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26


The Liberal Club during most of its FIRST
year had It's meetings and DINNERS al the
Tacoma hotel. owned by the proprls-
tor of the Ledger. That newspaper
has been in the habit of pub
fishing reports of the meetings 50
long as they were held at the LedgsT's
hotel and the receipts went into ths
cash drawer of the Ledger's hotel.
The club desired relief in the
matter of the bill Of fare and a
change was made 10 the Commercial
Club dining room. An additional reason
for the chanrs was that il was found that
a better dinner could be had At the Com
yuercial club for less sum per plate be-
cause the club did not meet at the Lesigey's
hs,tel THAI newspaper on Friday morning
.bowest IT'S sf,leen hv emitting al mention
Of the meeting. and published the follow
ing Jealous and mercsaary PARAGRAPHS IN
its editorial columns:
"How can a restaurant or hotel snecess-
fully compete with a similar organization
thaJ operates without the expense OF rent.
tmxrs. licenses, light or heatf Here's a
question in finance that might be answered
by somebody who feels himself COM
s.Xo doubt they give very jolly dinners
AT the Commercial Club. bat great many
peonse are asking whether THIS Is the puF-
nose for which The esssh Was organized.
This IL one of the Kinds OF Journalism
that Was referred 20 in Mr.. Ahoott's paper.
The drs, editorial paragraph might apply
10 any restaurant In the city outside the
Te{srr's eating house Sc ah have al the ex-
nrrses enumerated. The second paragraph
l. a club held over the Commercial club 20
eofanel il not 10 repeat the dose y hlch the
I.~Isvv,, hotel finds hard 60 ssaiiow--aHd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26
pfgD ON THE CRISIS.
p.,eieing in Cleveland's Victory
Over the Democrats.
..ssacHusETTs VS.. THE souTn
rxs,esker Says the Senate IL the
s.s3ess Of ths Fioais snd Jsers
sf All Mankind.

r--~ox Oct. IS The third annual din
8 e re Republican Club Of Aassachu-
- - held today, President Simpkins
ssss.nr. At his right sat Hon. Thomas
80 Of Maine. and Hon. John DaIzegl.
psansylvanIa, and on his left
g Frederic 7. Greenhalgs and
- Roger Wolcott. candidates re-
s.ssxegv for governor and secretary
a go 81, the Republican ticket. Presi-
- smpkins introduced as the frst
49, Hen. r. 7. Greenhaige. OF Lowell,
-. rs followed By Congressman John
n<Ir<sI. II Pennsylvania he said: "He
! !. 80 : saperEieiai observer who imagines
- to last election repadiated the prin-
800 AZ shs Republican party. The people
g al beIseye in free trade, they do not
r..isxs % dishonest finance or in striking
s.sr the barriers put up for protection Of
-, ballot, nor that tariff should be for
.-v,aue only DalxelI concluded by pay
- ! Rowing tribute to Hon. Thomas b.
psea who vas the next speaker. Four
eisutss of continued applause welcomed
perd. He sid: "As take up this un-
liu,<d Boston journal. the Herald. notice
- folIosing headline: President Cseve-
kDd Victorious Victorious over vhaff
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26
For Collecting roIislc.I Agreements.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2a-walter P. Shaw.
ex-deputy under Collector Scott. was
found guilty in the United States court
today for violating the civil service statute
making Il unlawful for a government en-
pioye TO solicit money for political pur-
poses. The penalty 10 fine not exceeding
$500. or one years Imprisonment or both.
The case of Ex-Coilector Scott and Chief
Deputy Early win be taken up immedi-
ately and there 10 hardly any doubt that
they will both be found guilty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26
An rnt.re.,inr Yacht Race.

The vac hts Rainier and Margery sailed
he first Of the informal series Of three
rscss over the regular yacht club course
yesterday. The breeze was fresh from the
ruth and tho Rainier won, making the
invariably fast time OF / hour and 80
minutes. The Margery covered the course
n hours. ard was beaten seven minutes
attaal time. The fastest previous record
sss made by the yacht American. which
covered the course in hours and 10 min
sts& The Rainier was sailed by Capt A.
X Tesie and the MargeFy by Capt.
Arnold Berrum.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26
PRACTICE FOOTBALL GAME.
First aud Second =. A. q. Elevens Lila,
mr.. atnrdnxss N afch.

First aud Second =. A. &. EIevens Lilac
mp Today saturdays Match.
The Seattle Athletic Club football team
MI practically wind up It's training for
De match at Tacoma on Saturday with a
rnetiee game with the second eleven AZ
Madison street park this afternoon at 4 20
ssiock. The second eleven viii have some
ssong players in its ranks, and the regu-
hrs will have their work cut out Tor them.
There will be no charge to witness the
pms. Tomorrow night the team viii de
bss short time to practicing it's tricks
- will get fnal instructions from the
<schers.
Ii Is expected that q big crowd Of
srooiers" will accompany the team to Ia
enma on Saturday 10 wear the blue dIa-
nond eolors and shout the club cry. Ar
ssarements have been made for an excur-
sioa by the steamer Flyer. which will
leave here at II As a. M, and returning
lesve Tacoma at 30 p m. the special rate
q Il being given. The game will begin at
Socloek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26
csre.,, and a,,ss.,, WIZ, Fitch,

frw IoRx, Oct 25--It has been rrac-
nfslly decided that the Coreett- Mitchell
hsAs will soon come off any how. Mitchell
atld conference with Brady. Corbets's
nansser. this morning. Ii VAS not de-
sasd where the fight viii take place. but
rs Thought that some Southern city will
TIE scene. There viii probably be the
sAzse agreement as that decided on when
WAS thought the contest would be held
y Sensy island Mitchell left for Phtia-
= PAla Immediately after his talk with
s'aEsy, and will 20 into training at once.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26

ovsr the Democratic party. Fellow clti-
nrs Of Massachusetts,, 1t behooves you.
hen, at the next election to complete THAI
victory, and the greatest praise
" can give Grover Cleveland is to initiate
him In bis victory over his own party. For
shs FIRST time in the history of the United
BATES the senate Is sitting under the OPP
robrium of the people. and for the FIRST
Vine that august body is the subject of
the fouts and jeers of all mankind.
Massachusetts, has to act quickly.
No stale 10 more interested In the tariff
question than she. The Democracy Is
ralsd By the South, and by the south /
mean men who have no idea of what an
industrial Northern city Is. The truth is
mighty. but so is ignorance. so say we
must light out this right of the majority to
via -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26
Lexington Races.

lxuSeroS. Ky, Oct 2a-The Last day
tie iall meeting here drew big crowd.
aae track was fast. Summaries;
WEN farsongs Pearl y. won. Parapet
sssond. Golden Hope third. Tine, i:sS4.
f.se and a bait tugiongs-SarAh Ramey
-, Miss Dlxey second. Aldsbaran third.
hns. li6s..
Alle ana ne-sixtsen.h-AnawA won,
Lass second, The GoSerness third.
rive And half furlongs-Deceitfal won,
'lssssaer second, Unit thlrd Time, SS,s.
Eve ier!oaes- Rose Lady won, Sister
- second, Long Part thlrd. Time.
sss farlongs Won. Julia
N0SAde EveA- tasrd. No time gwen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26

Preminsns Negro Orator Dead.
SALISBURY, n. c.. Oct. 25.-Rev. J. C.
Price, ID. D.. prominent negro orator
and president Of Livingstone college ct
Salisbury, died today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26

n. s,Iv rra, hsAesser Of TIE Ska ard re<=. ~
r-xnx an ia7ertscsaeas. rsvsTieN frsSkicz. EaaSAS
aassxheS rO@sAae4s sad SaArssa@s< T<oaarsax
hrav,sza clear aza seAae4 eezplsssoz. tAs s1zss.-
TIA ct 81 sxho1Asr& fSsssesiy s-ts. saa IA Be
ss-sn.szaeA aay ssae Alser tie desired rrS@ss q
e,.z-ss. crs tas gsag.zae. ss&3e ~ IAzalsr & Ca.
=. W. Msnrp<. CAic@sA Al druggists q Ea@assa
IN rscssrx e rrie=. s1-sSyses sak
Fer sale ~ Stewart 4 Hes~ss Dsvg Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26
SPORTING NoIEs.

n'ass'ea YEA IA. lo0ssaii gam. as.s., L.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26

high Il prinoston Wednesday afternoon, by
score Of - tod
Aoslia Morgan won the Csmhri8gsshlrs, En-
glAnd. stakes. Rsssurn second. Prisoner third
There we're twenty two starters
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26
Lessons in French, Music
and German given by
arrangement.

REFERESCES-Rev. Dsvta c Garrett 81
Nkrks secfoEys Mrs. l. = J. Hunt. Yaruow IAxs
Wsshssgtons Rev. Wallace NuEslHe 1920 Upa-
versiyy str~-k an parents ef t1rgner papfis
Far further Inflammation sppiy TO the MISSES
wINTER SoC RNEa Tls Eleventh street CITY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26
Terre nAuts Reeord Races.

an1k HArrE. Oct. 2S.-rhe three-dsy
ssa Meeting began today. with the
A second and a quarter slow. To-
.ossev boels ~iI drive Nancy Hanks
NA.ast TIE worlds mark Of 2.04. sam
ssssss:
~ Eo'. purse S5lse-6any mesle won,
A. uaver SECOND. Exposition Drawn
I3me. s,1sS.
seat tlh' 49, as recalls ader Won in 9.l2
SEA s.i-A. Axiom IN o>s
va 49, = Stsmhaal ia Saa..
va tsfA. - " anaxer in ga.
~ 49, seam 10 beat 2:I1t.-Aubsns
49, aesiaea& tnaGe the first mile in 2 -
sas second "a g:I6t,
SPORTING Nara
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26

what 10 that bat biackmail? Members of
the Lsoerai CLUB characterize the course Of
the Ledger as '.narrow-minded," s.means
aud .contempeibie.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-26

Principal. Miss Wlnfsrbourns fFrnbei Cnion
Graduate % the Home aad Colonial Training
Col,egs. Londea. knSiandg who holds q King
County Teachers Certificate. second grade.
Fall terra eommeacss MondAy september StA.
lsea
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-30

Inter ben n~euerbings auf CHS
Seyslanb gelanbeten @inranberern be-
fano {id) bic Samtlie bes trldnbi14en
sFarmers @amuel &aplor, pel4er nit
fei1er fiinf3tgidbrtgen @arab unb ad9t
Rtnbern i'm glitter con 1e4S Biz aht>
unbaman3ig Sabren nit benz 9ampfer
Estate Of Nebrosta" in Mem Dort
anlanate, I'M ii@ na4 Baltimore ou
begeben, tpo feline bret dlteften @Dhne
ii@ bereits niebergelafen bab,n. @etne
flint jiingften &tnber, ale unter fed9s
Sabre alt, befinben ii@ nod babstm IN,
SsSrlanb unb ionen erit oann nodbb<orns
men, tpenn bic onberen 6amilienmttz
olte6er in Mmerita feften SUB gefabt
baben. Saplor 1T finf3ig Sabre alt
unb i'm 8eiite ron $50. 9aS Gbez
paar bat fe@s3ebn Rtnber, mel4e
iGmmtli9 eefunb unb trdftt9 1tno.
Ser Snbianer T(etfer 2oring
5onte in Gabbo, s. s., tpegen elmer
morbtbat erfdpfen tperben. Megen
les Sp&moferS i'm 8og9b Gr:ef, etnem
1ebr cefibrli9en @etpdFer, mubte @bez
riff pbilipp Sobnion, pel@er 2ortng
in ieiner Sbblt batte, bretbtg Wfetz
len tpeit fluBaufmGrts reiten, Inn etne
Sabre gu ftnben. Grit betm @tntrttt
Sir Dunfelbeit lanete enblt@ Der 3ug
auf tenn 9inrt9tungsplabe an. 2or r9
nabm ba1lr ron 5etnen beiben Tra>1ea
un6 ibren ainbern Mb1&teb unb bon
ben1elben gu tapferem @erbalte11 er<
mabnt, 5ebte Ct fi9 auf ben @arg.
@beriff Sobn1pn legte linn bonln et1e
8tnbe Dor bic Mugen unb erbob ae:abe
bqs @epebr aum t1btltden @9ub, als
auf f@uumbebedtem @enner Elm @ouz
rter beranseiprenst fam. bpm Met,em
fhon ber 6i1ri@tung @tnba1t 9ebiez
TENN. Ser Courier iiberbra@te bic
@egnabisung 9oring's, tpel@er iebt
aehr1 Sabre I'M Detrotter @orrettionsz
bau{e 'berbrtngen muB. ..s
- Sn Mem Dprt murben bier
aebu Diterrei@i1Ge @tntpanberer in 81
liz Sslano feitge6alten, UNI nit benz
Dampfer ga 8retagne" mieber 3uriid<
aefanbt at tperber, neil lie in Der
lebung bes Gontractz2 rrbeitergeieBes
na@ Solicit, Su., ii@ terounsen bat<
ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-30

f9nel. rte re 'ntitanber. aber bas fino
bod nur iebr lei enc Ius 'abmen. vi
touf NIB unb .auienb enb,ren came TO
5tap". unb tpsnn audi iebr piele melt
binter Dem auriifsebl ebe,. tpas maj
bon ibnen ertpa TT, 10 t1nnen lie bod
Mue NIT mebr ooer tre'iger @enu9z
tbuung cuf ben Sag surldbltden, al
tpel{ EN- ber erite Stein obcr Eaten
fir BIS critic &aus an feline Stele &C.
lent mur0e.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-30

=
1%malen 8ergpfabe, bic mir beI@rtts
ten, tparer bonn Wtnb rein 9efegt,
tuenn aud ber Neg ielbit bsfamerlt4'
mar. s
3mtf@en benz S9i9alion unb benz
Carr, Mairg giebt es mebrere ttete.
S9lu@ten; an ben Steqen, no bic
GelspGnbe oben bi9t an chamber retz
9en, iinb 8riiden BON feiten 8oblen
aur 0erbtnbung errthtet. Mls mir
an bic lebte ber @dlu9ten gelangten,
ttgams, Der uns bon ber anberen @ette
ter S9lu9t NIT ieinen Grsunben ent=
gegentam; am Sube bes 8erges lag
6ortingaq.
Te Sol5briite iiber bic @9luht
mar mod au iibsrf9retten; Doran aogen
bic @adpfeifer nit tana.noem S4ritt,
bic @raut mar stns ber erIten i'm 3uge;
- i6 5elb1t mar nit mebreren Treunz
binnen cine Der lebten unb ettpas 5uz
riidqeblieben. 9ie gauge 8riide mar
bon frober Meni4en, bic iubelnb benz
8rGuti9am 3urHfen, bic 8ur19en
f@mentt n lire Miiben, unb bic Sadz
pfeifer fptelten lire luttgen 2teber.
I'D elite NIT meinsn G%reunotnnen. UNI
uns benz 3u9e pieoer anau19lieBen,
Der 8riide 5u- ba- Elm @9manten
= Manten - &raden - en- etn5tz
GER furdtbarer S4rei, Der bur4 bic
@9lu@ten gent. - unb NIT Der
Bride itiir5te ber gauge 9odb5etts5ug
binunter in bic Siefe, in Zen Sobesz
f9ret ter @erunglidten mti@ten ii4'
nod bic leBten S0ne ber @adpfetfen.
unten ober tra9t es unb brt@t es BON
alien Seiten, bod auf fpriben eiitge
@aF +, nod Elm leBter @4ret Ter @erz
3peif flung, nod EN- mtlber, 14rtller
Son elmer Sadpfeife unb bann mar
@ues 1tiu." =
Die Mlte i9tpieg unb tererub ibr
@eii@t in tire 9dnoe; mir &ue toaren
tief eri@ittert.
r@o enttamt Sbr benz f@redli9en
@rei9nib?" fragte elmer ber 3ub0rer
leife na@ etni9en Minuten tiefen
@4meig:ns. :
sd itanb nit meinen Treunbin=
men bor hem Mberuno", fubr bic Mlte
lanq1am fort, .fait 9elabmt ppr @ntz
feben - muir nod tpentge @9rttte uno
mir mGren aud bes 9obes 9etps1en.
l1nb briiben an Der anceren @ette ftanb'
Elm Mnberer, Der 8rdutigam, ber BON
feimen 6rsunben f~eitgebalten nerben
mubts, fantt ct ii@ nt@t in tpahnfn<
ni9em @9mer3 Der 8raut na@itIr3te.
Mn a4t3is Meni4en maren IN ben
Mbgrunb geitiir3t, bier5ig Traren ner=
loren ibre @attsn, - mein 9oar aber
fling ron benz Sage an, grau gu tperoen,
ob9lei@ i@ nod Elm jun9es M}aoden
tpur.
Mls bas Triibiabr lam unb BET
@@nee unb bas @ts gu {@mel5en be:
gam, 3oge1 bic 2eute aus, Inn na4
6em @rabe ibrer 2kben gu iu9en.
ga fanb man, bab in BET @4lu4t
unten {bon lange por geJinn res Mtnz
ters elmer Der 8ergleute 1i9 en- tiefes,
Sod getpiiblt BADEN maBte, trelz
DIES 70 gum Grab fir bic Sooten ge<
>porben par, bic bier in etiig:r Grtarz
rurg. lagen. Sn Der @4lu4t, an Der
unglldSitGtte tpurben Qllle be9raben
un6 bic 2ei@enfeter ab9ebalt n; Der
8rduttgam fam ni@t ba}u, ipobl aber
Duncan, ber ben ,Dirge". bic Sobtenz
tlage 1pielte. Gin Dentftein 1T bort
errt@tet tporben; tpenn sic I'M @onf
rner cine &et1e in bic 9ohlanoe MAJ
den, 5outen sic ni@t .per1Gumen, bic
ungliidsjtdtte au befu@en. Sic 1ez
fen, bas @efiht 9ing in GrfuQung,
neil man es gu tereiteln fudte.
Duncan 1T ieit ber 3eit men1@en1feu
g%etporoen ....."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-30

-@on WDlfen iiberfanen unb aufz
oefre{7en tpurben bes Na4ts in Der 81
REORGANIZATION &atf@ntt (3mif@en Mt>
tromtba unb uesfib gelegen) pter turz
fi59e @enburmen, tpel@t bic @tenz
babnltnie 3u iibertpa4en batte11.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

Mary Grsuhch. daughter d Adolph
Grsulich. died rstition for the admin
kfeaticn II the estate yesterday.
kdolph Grruiich gas found eezd 90
kibisy street last week.
Several hundred rorkmen. xho have
claims against Nelson 4 Matter. died
sf<iLasiis rsta the county clerk yesfcr
DAY setncg firth their cizimA
Martha j. jones xas granted q di-
sorce from Petaf l. ID. Jone2 Mr..
Jones vas forbidden 10 rsmarrry within
tao yeara
Nsison Roberts pleaded guilty to a.
saait and battery 90 James Collins Of
Rockford and vas nned - and costs.
Matte Hampton vas granted di-
sofce from Robert III. Hampton IN the
circuit court yesterday.
Clyde VI Roe Vas arrested yesterday
Zoe carFyiog = concealed pistol he
hives IN Alaska
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

yrDGx PEkEfSs- Estate Sarah SWEET
hurst. deceased: order admitting will
% probate Estate Alfred Ward. de-
cesso,l: inventory fled Estate John
Il OiterbeiR. minor; bond died and
lettersof guardianship issued TO julius
OtteFhein. Estafe Henry Auliush.
deceased; October l3 assigned for ap-
pointing administrator: order appoint
Ing special administrator. Estate Min
me Frick e al. minors; order appoint
ing administrator. Estate Johannes
Suippc. minor; letters OF guardian
ship issued to John Suippe. Estate
John Cordcs. deceased; order for
widows allowance. Estate Adolph
Grsulich. deceased. October l6 as
aligned Tor appointing administrator.
In the matter Of Richard Hornbrook
alleged INDECENT insane; order for ad-
mission @ Kent County home
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

Thcse eto have used Or. Kings New
discovery know its value. and those Who
have rot bare nov fae OPT rtnnity 10
- it tail On tse asi.efti~ea druggist
an 81 4 teisi totiis fee send yoar
name sad address So 81 - Hucklsu &
Co. Chicago ausi GET a seEapie bottle q
II klra <es lsife Pills. free. a. sell
ssa copy - Ouisie % Health and House
boi3 Instructor. frre. Al q which u
aosfsate,d % H. yo1 zo,3 and cost you
nothing. F-t< ilfcs Drug Store.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

Cool iccks are mere than skin deep
sspendinx uron = healthy concition n
q r. vital efxaiss. ~ tRe liver - IN
. tive you have q bilious Iook. II your
Stomach - dieofsiered you have a dys
peptir sook. knd n your kidneys be ~
iecied YEN have = p,nched look. secure
god health snd you ell have zroi
ieoks Electric Filters - the great Al
tsfstgve and tonic. acts directly "a thcs>
vital orzana (uree plasples. blotrhes
foiis All gives a god complexion.
fsid az Fstz lirus. drug store. TO- cents
- fastsIa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

C. a w. VI.

The c. 4 " ~ and D.. l. 4 y. lines
eill sell tickets 10 Chicago and return
via ST. jos and boat add via ali rail
roats. AZ one fare Tor round trip. on
Sept n. E5 and - Return limit
tn days
sept - ard IS vill be Oddfel.ows'
days AZ the Worlds fair. and a great
celelr4fiol - expected state and
ofhcr criebrafions arr % frequent occur
rence. with iileminations. fireworks.
&c almost evcry night
Ak ticket agents Tor fu1 information
a3 - trans. rates. etc.
Gro DsHsvES. q. r. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21
Stomach Troubles Cured.

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

He says: Il have long realized had an
aggravated esss Of cafarrh and have con-
s.llted many physicians. Dat al Ways without
ornsht until began with DIR. Rankin l
bad profose discharge from my nose and
throat; would keep me constantly blowing
MP nose and hawking and splitting. would
get coAi very easily and IL would
Invariably so 70 my lungs. Iy head acked
= good deal. had 40 appetite and what did
eGt gave me no strength My lungs were
sore ard seemed .hIIed with mucns. felt
weak and lanquid. slept poorly at night.
areing IN the morning unrsfreshed and
hardly atls - attend Ia my duties properly.
I have been under Dr.. Rankin's care two
months and | find is dis.cult 90 rsal.za the
wonderful change IN that short time. | am
strong and well. full Of yigor, sleep like
Up af night and nay appetite IS splendid.
have gained materially il weight and am
sui gaining. w work seems easy nov as
M head and lungs are clear and free from
pain In fact feel better TODAY than be-
fore in years and ! give DIR. Rankin the
credit"
References to Ave hundred cured patients
In this city alone.
Dr. Rankin Is a graduate of Ann ArSor, and
has had years Of experiences IN his specialtisS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21
AOANGEnOUs POISON
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thai u ;. b4rnn.. chef sleelEtclan al lie
street. Railway ConpanT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

TIE lest ssive in the weird Tor cuts
Bruises. soree. ulcers, sait rheum. fever
sares. tetter. chapped hanas ehIlhlains
rCrrs ard Al san efuptions and poei
tgeiy cures psies, ~ ne cay required lt
h guarantee - give perfect safisfac.
fiun or nouey rrfa1siet Price - Goats
psr box For a. D. Peek Eros. drug
rints. corner Monro. and Disisson
streets
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

Thrlses 90 good food and sunshine. with
plenty q exercise 10 the open air. Her
FORM CLOVIS with health and her face
blooms With IN beauty. II her system
needs the cleansing action q a laxative
remedy. che nses the gentle and pleasant
liquid laxative. syrup q Figs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

JupoE HAGGEE1v-John Britton. sleep
lag in a barn, sentence suspended.
Jack Wood and Theodore Miscawicz.
larceny: paid t3.sO each. Mira
Michaei Butter. firing gun within
the city limits; paid s,iSa