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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-29
TRUSTEES. SALES.

thence with Gregory street north IS degrees west
81 Ieet 70 point, corner to lot cold Josiah
Friend, thence north degrees east 500 feet. to
Madison street, thence with same south IS de
grces cast ~ feet to a point, corner to lot sold
Aouston q Wright, thence south degrees west
w feet to the beginning, containing 10000
ward g. Wv NV
-: 3rd. Beginning at point on the north eide of
MaIser street 1OO feet east OF Wood street and
corner 10 lot sold Samuel Price. thence north 2
aeg , east Soo feet to Gregory street, thence
win same south 50 degrees east so feet to point
corner corner 10 lot sold W. sherman, thence south
uGs ,' %est zuO feet to Walker street, thence
WIN walker street north IS degrees west so feet
10 the beginning, containing 1000 square feet,
more or ieee, and known as lot 292 ward A.
TERMS: Cash as to enough OF the p. occeds to
pay inc cxpcnsee OF executing this trust, in
Guiding trustees commission Of 8 per cent. and
me INSTRUMENT OF $500 due on the 18th September,
iSt2 and per cent interest on StjOO from Septcm
bcr TO- issi to date OF sale: to $500. with in-
given until September 10, ls93 and tho residue.
IL any, VIII be made payable in two equal install
ments from date of sale, at elk and twelve
months All deferred payments to bear 6 per
cent Interest to be evidenced by bic not es
sold. los I D0RATt''J
~ tus Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-29

TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE OP GER
a tain deed OF trust. dated the 3lst day of
March, 1870 and recorded on the clerks Office of
the city OF Roanoke, in deed book ~ page 1Ss
from Ellen j. Rodruck to the undersigned trns
tee for the purpose of securing to the Roanoke
building Association and Investment Company
the sum OF S1,6S6 r. to become due in monthly
instaments OF S20.US each, with interest from
date And default having been made in the paw
rient OF eleven OF said notes, and being directed
so to do by the beneficiary in the said decd of
trust, VIII offer for sale, at public auction, at
the front door OF the courthouse of the CITY OF
Roanoke, ON THE 1ST DAY OF JULY, iSo3
AT 1920 p. NJ, the following described propert
situated In the city of Roanoke:
iitt street 81 feet west OF Belmont boulevard,
thence north 10 degrees 25 minutes IS seconds
west 1870 feet to an alley. thence with said alley
south 81 degrees 30 minutes IS seconds west 10
fcct to point: thence south 10 degrees 81 min
ntcs 10 seconds cast 100 feet to- Bullitt street,
thence with Bullitt street north "A degrees 81
minutes 10 seconds cast 10 feet to tho place OF he
ginning, and known as lot is. section Is, as
shown 6y the map of the Belmont addition to the
city OF Roanoke
TERMS OF SAL Cash as TO the costs Of
sale and the Gum of S2ii32, and rs to the gum of
SaO3 % upon Il credit, to become due in monthly
instruments of $40 Us each with interest from the
3lst day OF March. 1890, and rs to the residue IL
any, upon credit OF one and two years from day
OF sale, deferred payments to he evidcr ccd nv
inc Doics OF tho purchaser, secured by deed OF
trust upon the premises conveyed.
0-l'tds X. e. SCOTT, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-29

EkpSTkE's SALE OF REAL EsTATg IN
,,o, nc nc CITY OF Roanoke BY virtue OF deed ~
Tns. dated the lah day of August $50 from ,S oe
70 rnSestme men, Company TO the UNDERSIGNED
- S 600 10 iiliam Hanrshan the payrbcpt of
n ' tSo evidenced by two promissory notes each
able in ' nn o, sooJ with interest from date pay
r -, one anu TWO years respectively after ,fate
an. ahc default having occurred In the payment oi
rno notc 9uc TWO years after date, and heinz az
Sre1nreessted by the holder OF said note, VIII ON
ar y, . MA IHE Is I DAY OF JULY. 1S93
a. - CLOCk NJ in front OF the courthons,. h,
nn e E,.y OF Roanoke, proceed to sell said land at
is described as follows: oalu iahd
,Deginning IT point on the northwest eide Of
EEiaah st!eet Uufeet southwest from Rice .t-.e,
hhence north u degrees west $50 feet 10 an alley
tt &c WIN SAID alley south ~ degrees west I06
teet 10 point, thence south Il degrees cast iSn
rec. 10 Slark street, thence with Clark street
ginning. ~ '"' P''ec vi oc-
a. IEnMs; Cash as TO enough to pay the cos, OF
eeeSutipg the said trust and 20 pay tho amount
,h .ne saia unpaid note and interest and as to
.me assIuue, II any there be. the same shall he
pa!aoe IN one and Two years respectively after
date OF sale, with interest. and secured nv dccd
OF trust. iTijDS W SiII u! =! ,ucc"
! tds -"' - q,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-29
TRusrFRs. SAFES.

eSeeutipg this trnet. intending a trustee "a.
Veo0 oa per cent and the past due mole OF Mrs.
notes Ia ~. LAY with interest; also two past due
EioU WI interest from August 81 1891 sInonnt'
any an 70 about 1920 cash, and the balance. If
anu anti paid; deferred payments 10 be secured hv y
"eeu " trust on the property gold. :
The foregoing sale is made At tho risk ~, go.
the fo -, crouch, who became the purchaser st
,Jnne ~ aeo sale OF this property WEDNESDAY,
1Sse OF sale by settlement with the tr,istee
onircd re INC purchaser of this sale viii be re.
tho 20 give certified check for 500 before
'n = p p,roPerty VIII he knocked out to him
'ue =. L. TREMAIN 1'rus,eo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
sIAIf PREss ss4rInEnI.

Whoever tskee the trouble % read
President Clevelsnds latest essay vii
ind u disappointing and fatiguing. an
unexpected elaborstiou n petty details
~ government routine add = studious
EFFORT 70 avosd responsibility IN ell the
great questions vkich Affect the pubic
interests. 10 - not the authoritative
utterhuce 81 = fearless leader 20 his
party followers but rather q tame dis-
ca-si0n ~ past events disappointing
alike i0 ffiepds and apponents u 81 al.
ministrsiicn witch the presideni
scarcriy dares r. defend -Jacksos Cit
ixen
IL = q - feared fhst he president
hss distinctly lowered nsef IL ths -.
tnatton q ia sdmiress ~ res gniz
ms h1s cabinet officers - separate PEI
strs.tles a his eyasesze. -Detfeit Tn
buue
f.nfofcta dsmucfssic idieoe~s snss,ne
ths pope aos pretsiiine "a tsis roantry
cnsis svsff nan. zsnoss snd child more
dsiiv thsn II dia - Pct soe0 ths rstsei
Ion Cellar Spires Clspp~s
The gradual revival - bssin.ss a.
ceaspzuie5 ever here - gh~ tamtss -
vaers - -ursingsseh > Aes -sF-ecssliy
ss@tnss sagisae Cesri.s BerxiA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

The proIoL xed delay Of action On the
past q tas Presidents agent. Mr.. Wills.
= hsapsnx a1dsd contumsly upon tie
B,ouat repof- II am fnrthsr evidences
OF arxansat sers necessary than vas
eontalned Ia ex.Ministsr Stevens reply.
AZ uss furnished IN yesterdays neEs
from aaEail The tact that . special
assrt % the executive dispatched on
srecial a4issioa 10 perform a certain
at has hssitated % perform that act
au'i hs caa advise his chief that in bis
yaignsnt his Instructions should not DC
carried eat. - capable e tao constroe-
tionS Undes ordinary circunstances
tho agent sould be- very severely
ceususet By tAs public. tie would DO
ccosidered presumpt.ous BY the execn-
tive all chassissd by recall forthwith
TIE other Alternative aud the oee that
Is generally accepted. is that the iudg-
meat q tas agent Is superior 70 that OF
his chief let the state o, affairs found
~ NJ. Wills must greatly diies from
What va set fosth - Mr. Blount or
el.e he Instructions would have
born obeyed At any rate the
agent seems % have mind %
his oNn and - not satisfied -
Obey his masters wi GOV that no has
learned g. certainty that % do 80
Soul3 70 wron... IL = 10 bc hoped that
Mr. Wills may yet save the administra-
ton from accomplishing ia purpose in
tbs natter. IL = growing more and
more apparent that the rlan 10 restore
tbs siego-,cd queen Is nothing more.
nothirg less than purpose on the part
% the Presidents mugwunp secretary
q maze odiam 70 bs thrown upon the
preceding administration Such spite
work OF any act inspired by personal
malice. OF even desire % further the
interests o. party should have no part
In our foreign policy. IL the admins
fratioa should by any hook OF crook Tail
% xiii itself politically because Of its
6naneiai or free trade policy. il will
surely accomplish that end IL - present
methods % dealing with foreign affairs
ars coatinued
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

Members Not Discouraged Over NUM-
cipal Suffrage Defeat.

The Political Equality club held its
first meeting after the long summer
vacation. at the residence OF Mrs Emily
Il. hetchaIn yesterday afternoon. 1t
was also the first meeting held since the
womans municipal suffrage law was
declared unconstitutional 10y the su-
preme court. There was a small at
tendance. but those present expressed
themselves as having lost no courage by
the adverse decision. They still hope
for a constitutional amendment giving
them the right to vote without an edu-
catioual qualification. The meeting WAS
addressed by Mira MIRA Elizabeth la
glesfield and Mrs Leah bowman Adama
Mrs. Eaglesfield spoke of womans rela-
ton TO the law and Mrs. Adams dwelt
at length on womans work at the fair.
While the members were disappointed
at the failure Of the suffrage act in
Michigan. they rejoiced over the VIC
tory gained by women in Colorado.
The political franchise leagues. organ
lied some time ago in the several wards
for the purpose OF studying the princi-,
pies OF government, will be continued
and the work carried out as outlined
Notwithstanding the members will have
no occasion To use them Ia the spring.
The club adjourned for two weeks to
meet at the came place, when Mrs.
Adams and Mrs. Eaglesield will con-
tinue their subjects.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
ENDORSES THE HERALD.

EDITOR GRAND RAPIDS HERALD: Per-
NIT me 10 thank you for your timely
words spoken in favor OF the Rev. Mr..
Mills and his efficient work against his
unjust critics Ii is strange, indeed,
that ministers who are the living repre-
sentatives and opponents OF the teach
ings of Christ. aud who should mould
religious thought aud guide the public
into all truth. are the first To infuse the
deep. thoughtful religious sentiment
and interest created Every minister
hes a method OF work-a definite plan,
a distinct individuality OF his own, aud
the true christian will rejoice that
Christ is preached il not as he would
preach.
These critics. by a rising vote. ex.
pressed the following. either honestly or
untruthfully: ave hereby place on
record our cordial and hearty endorse.
ment OF the Rev. b. Fay Mills and his
assistants. and our earnest approval OF
the intelligent and efficient manner Ia
which the meetings have been con-
Quoted and the fidelity 10 scriptural
truth which has marked the preaching
Of our Brother Milla'
Mr.. Mile went out from rs with this
tndof oAuCuts aba INV sonc ftNs Ntnt
in their own estimation" rise up to say
deliberately We did not mean what We
said. Shame
Now is the time 10 reap a large In.
gathering. and many OF us pastors will
gather 10 the fruit aud rejoice with JOY
unspeakable. Ia the name Of chris
tisnity and sound morality. I enter my
voice IN protest sgaipst this uncalled FOR
criticism In our church we are all
helped and spiritually bettered- Thirty
or forty have started in earnest upon a
christian life. How true the remark 81
Mr.. Mills IN en- executive meeting: Il
have met greater and more serious OPP
position in this city than 10 ell the
other places have labored since en-
gazing IA esangelistic work
IL this opposition In the pulpit. the
church. or both! Brethren. 20 TO work
aud reap the fruit Satan finds some
mischief still Tor idle hsDds 90 do" |
am pleased with the work done. approve
- Mr.. Mills. and earnestly protest
against ministers publicly criticising 4
work that God has 80 gracioasiy hon
ored. THosAs q. SIXTH.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

The cash reserves now held by the
baaks Of New Yosk amount to nearly or
quite scO0.oO0OOO. This shows better
thar anything else. that business il
waiting Zoe something before IL moves
Such al eaornyus arcumula' .on q lille
moneg has not been witnessed for many
days. 10 Indicates commercial stagna-
tion a. nothing e.ss can. anu the eoniin-
uel depression ia business illustrates
most enphaticsiiy how far-resching -
ths proposes change IA an industrial
policy. Ia ordinary tines. such NAM
moth sscamuistioas % money would az
ooce attract borrowers and encourage
new enterprise T. V9uld inspire with
renewed energy thoss already es.ab-
isbad auj enable them 20 enlarge or in
crn1se their business. when and where
desirsbis AL prodtab.s Al present. it
i1cica,-s a greet shrinka<e Ia TIE vol.
ums e trade. fas he dsmaaa for ioans
from si over the county - reported a.
vsry light This means that business
men. sld specs iturs as we'll are
rs,isfed % ist sell enough aloas
rs iudtntrs that even Amer.
caa srteffrse. whirh - ploverb.
isiiy restless q satisfied b. pay q con
SENTATIVE fert usti TIE taris question
IL sctte,l B. moaey continues cheap.
usw sntefrf ses VIII - hauchal ana
he seaFd activity q the county 10
nisasurs resumed lt mnst e.. how.
oser. on ta' tssis q practical iree trsds.
- tae roertrr masf e. prepared tor
~ ras-sEs ~ the Wusoo mlL The
Laiorer NAl-nsy "a heaunE uoFs tbsu
hs share ~ tie taHieu. sai must sx.
pest % Il fba Wilson liil - - teroms
s r. sar svanf e ,s q ~ hopei
iast tae sgo8g s.l esoa 81 sndisa. fsr
sryfhng aiinost - pssfsrabls 20 eos.
re1se So ssea a. tas tariff aaestion
sati - ssfiis.i basinees riii set sboat
81 slia=s itaeif Q, tha changed con6i-
tioo. AID ee vif - 10 e usssurs pros.
Feross scain Tahor wHl ha zirsa en-
rinYueus la thoee Naes ~ iniusifg that
ale able a. rpsuue. aithourh a. ~
rerfsi lo0er wsxes Is - believed thst
ths rsrrai ri tusire-a w-nid uafnraHy
coms ssrir ri ta, ass ycar 81 i-t ihs
tsf,f aaesacn ~ settled snI ths druks
ciearei feF scton
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

Phoenix lodge. No. Il, !. o. o. r..
elected the following ofhcsrs last night:
Noble Grand-H L Gidley.
Vice Grand "A. Z. Stoke.
Recording Seeretary--H ID. Cowans.
Permanent Secretary Frank Fowler.
Treasurer "A. ID. Lessn worth
Trustee for Three years-A. A. Raven.
Franklin lodge. No. Isl. A. %. U. w..
elected officers last night - follows:
Master Workman---John Doan.
Past Mzstsr workman-F. T. CroeA
Foreman-Albert Greasy.
Overseer-H. ID. BeIchsr.
Reoordsr--A. l. Christie.
Financier-F. X Cross
Receiyer-Ernest Briggs.
Guide-Fred Zimmerman.
Inside Watchman-W. T. Jone&
Outside Neutrality-suspicious. Bolt
Trustee-C. b Rice.
Representatives.. l. Christie.
Alternate & Livingston.
Medical Examiner-C. h. Paterson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Owing TO the late arrival Of Henri
Martesu. the reception which Manager
Emerson had arranged for the violinIst
yesterday afternoon 10 the Ladies' Liter.
AIRY club was postponed uutil this morn.
ing from 10 until IL o'clock. The ST.
Cecilias and ell music lovers have been
invited TO meet the virtuso. In the
evening Mr. Marteau and his talented
company viii give a concert In Lock.
erby hall
Little Marguerite Ferguson has &C
quired renosn % q certain kind a. a
Sontoftson dancer. She will he seen
With her father. Barney Ferguson. in
The Powers tom rros night when that
lively exit -AcCsrthy's Mishaps7 si,l
BE presented Reserve sest sale opens
this morning
The di~secting room scene Ia The
Turuado. nov blowing Ia The Grand
shere the hero finds bis rifss corpee -
the SUBJECT Tor demoasts alton. - not
fancy u the dramsfista brain tuf an
inrisieut IN = surgeons life business
= satisfactory, thsre AL be q matinee
tofay.
Frank fsnoolu 10 famous enter.
q nef. rb6s@ business hss beer stolen
~ ho~f - Tuor imits;crs So The
quest - Frsek Y. Dan. sss.r'iaJ.
Tonesves olehs the Temple auarist
wiL open sbs snfsrtssnaisnt co8rss 10
ne \ ~ q a bal
pesrsis stormy sssthrr fhe tnriessuA
eenTaey FiafieR ~ Sniths sitfaeis
grssi sstisses
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

Tommy and Ralph Petit OF Lake
avenue. two boys aged 8 and 10 years
respectively. were arrested by Patrolman
Wood last night for stealing an enyel-
ope containing e1.50 FROM the contribu-
ton plate at the East Street M. K
church. The boys went to prayer
meeting last night. and after the meet
ing was dismissed one OF them took an
envelope offering. they had spent 10
cents OF the amount before they were
arrested. Superintendent Carr gave
them Q good lecture at the station house
and released them under promise that
they would return to his Office this
morning,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

On tks ~isdoss u the East
Fort street s~looas wers po~ssa
huge Fiaezrds bszrinx this ip-eriptlon:
-Iiosed untd . p. IA for prayers lt
sss . clean. stfsixht1ssy eloss uP--no
SIDE door eatrzncs % the hAunts %
liquid dsmnafioa. Essn the restaurant
bare xsre SHUT up. snd the nsn that
wanted hottie u beer vith his lunch
bad 10 eat soos or 20 thirsty. All the
usDbefs Of de gang" attended the
meeting and some u the hest known
crooks IN the country hsteoed for the
A well-knoxn shop litter. was told.
came from the nsst.nx hathsd in tears.
After the meeting the bare were opened;
bat the saloons were quies~r than ever
before. and the crosds stood along the
polished mahogany discussing the words
81 the evangelist"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

I q March 3 wlli.n Hsary HArrisoa
fren hzfch 4 - April q add Joan fylef
the b4lzacs q the year The same
thikz occurred fsrty ysars later In issi
ths exerutise osEes II TIE United Sfatss
sas filed By hntksrford B. Hayes from
Janaazy 10 March 4 by james A Gar.
Esld from Mareh 4 10 ssptsahsr 70 add
b. Chsstsr A ArthaE fos the REMAINDER
Il tha year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
FOUND HIS HORSES.
They Were stoIen Prom in Front OF a
saloon.


j. s. Rienke OF Plainfeld reported to
the police yesterday morning that he
had found team Of horses standing at
his corn crib. lie gave q good descrip-
ton OF the team, and said they looked
az il they had been driven very hard.
At IL o'clock G.. ID. Fish OF Alpine
called at headquarters and said he had
lost team. He resides in Alpine and
was in the city Tuesday. On his way
home be stopped at a place near the
city limits. on the Alpine road. aud
when he came out the team was miss
ing. The hitching strap was still hang
ing 10 the post and the team had turned
back toward the city. From the de-
s.ription given he recognized the team
at Mr. keinke's "a his own and started
after them. Mr. Reinke lives one and
one. half miles north OF Plainheld vii.
lage. IL IL believed that some one
stole the team aud then abandoned it
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

AEs Instincts q getting moasy seen
% Dc discovered ever Gay. bEs me
T0iedo soman's plan. xho. under advice
q nsslian. u pasiag premiums On hfs
insursncs polieiss u relatives snd &C.
aaaintanees. . unique IN is conception.
Jadgmsat xas shosa IN taking policies
On foog bal Players Raymond Cares
Who xas allied At thu game IA Adrian
We ca her lat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
HOME FOR THE WIVES
Preparations Made to Dedicate
the Wonans Annex
PROGRAM FOR The OCCASION
Colonel Atkinson 90 MAKE . speech.
Governor Rieh, Win Ex.Gosern-
ora. 60 Hold Reoeptioa.

The board Of managers Of the Soldiers
home completed its Deeenber session
yesterday by transacting a large amount
Of routine business Several nes regu-
lations were made Tor the womsps an
pex To the home 10 was decided that
children should not be admitted The
board passed resolution declaring that
persoos who were not residents q the
state at the time the act was passed
creating the home should not be eoa-
sldered eligible 10 membership The
members of the board expressed them
selves ~ delighted with the new amer.
and the manner In which il has been
erected. IL will be completed az total
cost not 10 exceed si1oo. All Of the
rooms being furnished. the board can fur
nish the corridors and stu have nj least
S2.0o0 more of the appropriation
remaining than vas expected. The
comm4ndant vas ordered 20 cut the
timber az the southwest corner OF the
home. The articles which were re-
ceived from the Michigan building we're
acknowledged An operating room was
ordered added 10 the home hospital A
committee. consisting OF l. w. Sprsgue.
l. q. Rutherford and l. h. Bishop was
appointed 10 prepare program for the
dedication Of the home. which will take
place January 4 1884 The committee
met 10 Sweets last night and decided
upon a general program. Col John j.
Atkinson OF Detroit will be invited to
deliver an Grafton. Invitations to the
c. A. X posts and relief corps viii be
made through the department head
quarters Invitations will be extended
to Governor Rich and to ex-Governors
Austin Blair. Edwin Il. Winans. Cyrus
q. Lpce. Russell A. Alger. David IL.
jerome and Josish w. BICYCLE TO hold a
reception 10 tue afternoon in the recep-
ton room Of the main building.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

SHoULD the living sx-gosernors Of
Michigan ali attend the dedlcation ex-
efeisss Of tho woman's annex to the Sol
diers' home. there viii DO brought to-
gsther = very distinguished body Of
citizens composed Of men who have had
much to do with sriting the brightest
pages Of Michigan's history.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

GEzzAs ssntinsat in opposition 10
the sratic Emperor seems crystAllzing
sround the ssntimsnt expressed By a
menhsr of the Basarian isgszlature. that
the eountU MAS paying too dearly for
-Cassarisn without glory The nap
Of Europe map have 10 be changed
within decade and Williams ooneep.
ton ot his high destiny may be the
cause OF IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

Tx public debt has been increasing
ever since Cleveland took his place as
president. Will some mathematical
sharp please figure out how much "the
donation total" will be before the
country l. well rid Of the administration.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

PRncEDEsT is being rigidly adhered to
In the present Mexican revolution. A
little fighting and then the beligerant
parties take a week OF TO attend ball
fights. chicken disputes and such like
ceremonies Incident 10 civilization.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

FtsslHf a DECIDED stsp toward ire
s,iutisn * The ir'8hics srosirz out of
~ Nsi=.n. Natter 3 90 Ia ufs hss
be''i ssssn Tbs : xs,Sl news Tor Il IS
ssrss ~ this-- Desirable ,ba1 - stisn
siss F'set snd rre rhtch can Furnish
eulg'ossient - sa nans hsnfs. ssauid
+ ressF shsa taaasas sssises - -
sat- sreraton. rather thsn BE- riesr
cvrr - tas rsts s-I sriiiaae. aaE-rkss
- las haa IL a,fs-frr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

AFrEK all. perhaps. the best thing FOR
the governor Of Florida to do. is 10 let
Corbett and Mitchell understand they
can tight ia that state II they really wish
20. Under those conditions Florida
would probably have no further trouble
with the pugs