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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-09-21
San Francisco Market.
70 Butchers Gazette says:

The Butchers Gazette says: 3
Business, il anything has taken =
brisker turn and wholesalers are kill
ing heavily the last week far moro
than the average this time laat sum
ner. ...
Stock is coming in, in large num-
bers and all in hrst-class sourd con-
dition. Calves are the only line
sho wing falling off and the : are
naturally always scarce this time of
the year. J.
Prices have not ductuated. auy.
Beef holds up we'll and sells for extra
choice up to SIC, the average run
ming 5 TO SIC. Cows, chaice, 81 to
416c; calves, So to 61lc for extra
small choice. Mutton is inclined to
weaken; offerings are heavy. Prime
wethers bring up to &c; ewes and
wethers, mixed; 8 to 519c;, lamb, nom
inal at z TO &c.
Prices for round lots are quoted as
follows: 3:
Per ID
Steers, first quality, choice. 5 to 81
,Stanra Saoond nIialifv oDOd dI/to XII
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-09-21
aDMLY INDEPENDENT

Ta6ssSAr :. ::@2s.rt.,.s.. n. 1888.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

II the legislature meant 10 convert the
register u deeds Offers Of this state into
t2x-coIlscting ssenci~s. the provision Of
the Ias regarding the registration Of
deeds. requiring that each deed must 10
accompanied by certificate II the pay
ment "a taxes. is certainly calculated to
bring about that result
II - incorapreheusib,s that such a
manif s~,ly iniudirious bit 81 legislation
should have crspt into tho statutes. A
deed 4 deed. and Ne such 10 entitled to
20 on record. whether the consideration
= goost. bad or indifferent whtn the
leral requirements 81 a deed are CON-
plissl with. II u not tho province of the
REGISTER - exercises any discretion in re
~eiving 10 for record. IL u not legal
requirement.. nor indesd constitutional
requirement. that the tsses sI.al DO
p.id on pssce II real estate befors the
owner q the Zee may convey IL.
The non payment - taxes does rot
and cannnt disturb title until due pfo-
cess ~ iaw stall dispo-se~e 'he owfler q
tie fse The mere recns.in.g ~ q ON
ssyaucs j. not essential IN coafef title.
II serves oniy 10 give notice - oirnrs-
shlp IA The public and - prttect tho
rtanfse from Imposition 90 fraud BY q
subsequent -al- IL The sane premises ny
his grantor. The taxes, pad or unpsid.
val rurnain a lien On the property. %
ss4ts~f how mas, times eoasey~d sntsl
tiDsl pavln~st 3 made.
u V b-ai-sei that ths>> Simple ss9
sr~tAn- oil help - give cl~arss an
asrrtsnting ~ The ziss n the legal pro
ers.ts xs which are numbered 9th Itch
usssllss>-. brought b. nuiiify this clause
g the bsfl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

Ye~tes,iay's dispatches bore the IN
tsrs-siag Intelligence sSas fhe satkorI-
ss~~ at Hamburg sad bremen have re-
fu-~i ~ permit party II fcssy Russian
Jews. poverty stricken and hamsssri
h5ua5 fspsn trxrctire Heputsiie. io land
At tho-e parts snd That they ~ia hs
shipp>i HE ~ sssny cattle b BE isfki~d
At PHILADELPHIA
u ~e@nss that these r~feg-~s hsi
.ieitsri AFzsntine kefsbiis - hnd
hems~ Taes ~ese unsbie - msise .
sssres= ~ the yeesas-. .ot sitsgus
r,e.ns - rsosp-rss Toe nssins tsvsli-
kossf sesasnsss ~ sisrir native lard saly
= - seesei sssnitssaec Thy Arv ssFy
per sd s>fr waas2at They have n'
kaasizsias q sseshanfes AL Pc -
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shlrh - aske Assag fbef 49,
dry. r-xs-.l sSsos~ys>sa. sd nn~~iease
tssnesss - Ne l.nsl = thsaf birth. as.'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

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ton hnvo dlghtsned many. Thsso ieon
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

Yesterday in All Souls church the
Rev Dr. Charles Ftuhrer dsiivered .
nsasfsrly Address on the llfs and moral
influence II tho dramatic work q
Edwin Bosh- The doctor Unclaimed
any iafeuf % elevate Booth a. . model
e christian virtue. but would uss his
career - = trsxedian b impress upon
tie young tha lessons IL devotion. of
shi<,h. his sehissemsnts arc oonspicu-
Gus exampieaL
his did not place Booth among the
men q genius. hut rather - a man she~<
saients approached very near 10 seniuA
his personal characteristics we're known
onIy a. giimps~r IL them were revealed
thr~4sh his taciturnity on the one hand
and his seEialssy on tho other. - that
his disposition was largely veiled TO tho
ruf1le to whom he might have been
either xasiaLle or irascibIe. arcordiue
o. aas's sources cf enlightenment.
The great trass<lian was = sinccre stu.
s~af--a devoted. hariworking and
stesriy disciplined enthusiast in thu
Profession he 10 grandIy adorned IL
vas In this devotion and his absoluts
iufsx-ity. Notwithstanding his alleged
eonviyislisy in his early dayA that Ed
WIN B,oshs life II IN impressive Iessou
a. ths ,young. Dr. Fiuhrsr enlarged upon
this topic. illustrating BY way Of Incl
dent. the moral power Cor good and evil
possrs~sd BY the stage He himsclf had
been inpresssd by the wonderful lessons
taught In legitimate dramatic prosluc-
fions and disappointed In the immoral
tendencies u tho society plays
fo endorued the ststrment made by
az actor that the difference between the
Stage and pulpit 70 that tho stage
makes l,ssion srsa reality. and the pub
pit makes rcslisy ssem 6ction-" He
voaid pssfsr 70 run bic chances OF ~
curing . sol il hsayso along the line a
Actor Booths life than along the line q
Actor Talmsss's The address was logi-
cal. impressive. eloquent and Inspiring.
lie rvfraiued from mentioning the gen
eru~.ty Of the dead actor. presumably
taking IL for granted that his hearers
appreciated the beautiful lessoa 1t UNI
fo:dA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

WHAT ctfvEuAho SHOULD %


WAsulxoTox. June ~ -6pna1oe Do11ss
q 6onth Csrulins. u lsssss addsossed
- 90 - hie coos1ieueots. enys thnt
while ~ " sss1y = I'm ths psesi1eat
his opinios, a n applicsnt's iitnsss boz
once h doss n0< uodssstsnd boz ga
aton q Representatives cen ezpect 4r.
Cleveland 10 shdicuto his constitutiopal
duties and dslsgnfe thsa b congress
msn. and 49, he has mover bssn able 70
undssstand uhy 10y should expsct a
desire 20 assume them He believes that
the president VIII b. sustsinsd By the
great BODY a tie psopls vho ass much
mose interested 10 N hoasst and uiss
administratioa a their govssna,sat than
in The doiling oot II patSonnGa In the
cusrss q hi loetor Hsoooog Hutlor onys:
THAT usnbesD havs ~ riohs - secom.
mend. nobody deaks-any ejeissn a
this country be- ~ rieht. bat that
ssnstosp and rspgsosntntIves have tho
right 10 dictate Appuintnenta, ~ that
their rec0mneodoSlons ohoud b co..
elusive and unQuesttoned = dsnksd
The executive = hid rpoponsiblo
under the conotitu1ioa foe ell oGlcess'
and shoujd, thosecosA - olIo9ed The
fullest latitude Ia naking appolntments.
Tho executive \ held roopo1Gib1o foe al
lave and should, tAaFpeoso, b exempt
Ia the fullest degree from the dictatiou
Il the lsgislaturs.
Aussrican Hoas nulA
Home rule y the fundameutal prin-
cipie Of our g0vsrnmept apd although
the president u not bound 10 consult
anybody in making appointments ! an
quito sure he intends to observe this
principle - Tar - practicable IN making
his selection oe postmegtors He cer-
tainly ought 10 do -. subject 70 his CON-
stitutioual right and duty 70 make those
appointments, the patrons q the ooIcsA
the people thsmselves. thoes interested
IN the proper Standardization a The post
Offices. should Be consulted"
II stand ready 1t all times to give 10
the president and postmastsr general Or
other nenbors at the cabinet such In
formation - ] may have toocAing tie
qualifications q applicants Ar oll1oee,
but shall certainly not to1u o0oD q
my recommendatjons Or suGgoo1ipoo -
not followed. On the coutSoEy| ! UC1
much prefer 10 b NJ psgope1ly -
and independent - psoT sFiy l1o@GD
my constitutional duty 10 saivi6o I'D
consent 10 such nominatjons 9 ny Be
sent TO the same Tor con0rnafioo. /
think that the custom which he's grown
up. outside OF any constitutional Of legal
authority. Of scuators and repressnta-
tives demanding this or that appoint
mont or being expected By their con-
stituents to demand them. IA vicious
custom and much better 'honOred In the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

James Schoulcr has contributed an in
teresting biography Of Thomas Jefferson
To Dodd. Mead 4 Co.'S Makers Of
America" serics- The halo Of glory that
surrounds Jeiferson's memury Is not in
the least shattered by Sckouler's sketch
Of his life. Tho authcr is plainly an
ardent admirer 81 the character Of the
sage IL Monticello" and he Is at little
pains 10 conceal his admiration The
style IL crisp and interesting. and the
work cannot fail Ia interest and instruct
anybody who has any appreciation IT
the life and work 81 one of the few really
great statesmen that America has pro-
duced- To the same series j. West koose.
Welt has contributed n biography Of Peter
Stuyvesant. The life of the famous
Dutch governor is really the early his
tory II New York. and considering the
meagre amount Il information at hand
DIR. Roosevelt has added a valuable and
useful volume 81 the series. The MAX
ers q America" series are for sale by
Eaton. Lyon a Go. Price. 81 zach.
Dodd. Mead a Go. have published a
translation by Ernest Redwood OF tho
French novelist. Charles Wagner's
Youth. In HE preface a. the Ameri-
can edition Mr.. Wagner tells his pur.
pose in sending the book across the SEA
Il have put In this book the difficulties.
the douhts. the yices the contradictions
II the youth "a France. have also
put la the noble griefs. tho suiferings.
the ardent thirst IL an elect few who
from out the beaten paths Of realism
ann amid the dissnsegrafiou of an artifi
cial life aspire to a shoiesome exist
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

NcRwALk. Conn.,. June 16.--Early
this morning an engine standing on q
eide track just north Of the station mt
South Norwalk on the Houeatonic divi-
sion OF the Consolidated railroad was
run into by locomotive drawing a large
mixed train. and both engines were
badly wrecked John Nulvey. brake
man. was seriously hurt, his injuries in.
Guiding mashed arm. The fireman on
the train was also injured. but not seri-
ously. None of the passengers were
hurt. but many Of them we're badly
shaken up
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

whsn the pns1on Advsrtisss psbl
lishsd nine basS q ~ ouiliven -Ceshsst
Gshs asd gsss thsns en1nnns - spacs -
the past whlttissths ssllghsus psss pro-
nounssd shs fsas tsiunph loe -clean"
journalism II the ssaisious pssss could
have followed the sspposah a this
-clsan- iousnalinm int0 private ne tho
religious prss might have ben surpris-
ingly shocked.
Ths naobypsahy sentiment which
would conceal the knowledge Of what
b bsrauss il violates the canons a -
cissy and dstiss the lau h genssally
born in purity that shields the widow
fos sordid gain and psrsdss il immscu-
l2teness 10 hide its osn viciousnsus.
Newspapers are but the creatures q
human minds and banda Their rs-
spectivs individualities vill sooner o.
later break through any veil q hypocrisy.
We hear very much about the high
tone and moral soodneo a suoh papsrs
~ the Advertiser ind W ere Inclined 10
attribute sanity qualities 10 their max
era In too many instances thess max
ers are men devoid Of virtue. who hold
womanhood in contempt and play with
honor - Il IL were = wsnton bsublA
No stream can b. purer than it,
source. Clean journalism b en-
bodied In the uewupsper that prints the
news because il II news without fear ~
favor. IL cannot mako men mako tho
news. but Il men do % the clean news
paper prints Il - such. pure and simple
whether 10 consists Of church social. OF
an outrage on manhood q womsnhood.
Any other kind Of cleanliness would
sheIvc the bible and open the food gates
Of criminality and lavlsssnsss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

CHICAGO. Juno 16.-Whist players
from different partsof the country are
gathering in Chicago to he ready for the
opening of tho third annual congress of
the American Whist League. which will
take place ON Tuesday. The rooms Of
the Chicago Whist club. which are To-
Gated on the fifth floor Of the Western
Bank Note company's building at Mad
icon street and Michigan avenue. viii DO
the s<ene Of many spirited contests. II
10 believed that this congress will bring
together more authorities on whist and
crack players Of the game than were
ever before assembled In one body in
this country. Two Of the best known
have already arrived. They are Henry
Jonea IL England and N. b. Trist Ut
New Orleans. Henry Jones. Who is bet
ter known throughout the whist circles
Of the world a. Cavcndish. q pscudonium
which he first employed as q writer on
whist many years ago. has been in the
city several days.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

EvxRr few weeks some sapient coun-
try editor prints homiiy on the I'M
truthfulness Of political writer's, usually
winding up with an spostrophe TO tho
ine6sblc veracity Il the editors whose
views corresponds With hiA These
periodical explosions are a. harmless
as the bursting Of pun ball; but they
afford innocent amusement for the
country editor and ought not 10 be dis
oouraged
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

No. - 49, = onuouen1 neetnn. n
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q y lo1mAn1 = - ooavsutSooai 49,
foe ppmnoeen e - sosG love. ed Ma
Hoppin WIot(lD ~ eroeeful 80 q -
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tdunnhs g - ekasoeissk rslnos.
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and trus INV euokl nevss sllou ths utoo
and mothss . ourzeu1 Il Ths tsrsuss q
- evil Al hnvo T~ldou bseu paintsa
NTH more vivkk cv,iorinw thnn Ia .Al
Alonw thA Rive Puiusr. Nssch Z Co.
"a CSeessgPoe - u5e;s s1o
otnss ,sor - ey 1sn5E = nso : fl PeI =
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ssorie~. fhn losatir~ ~ The pl0ts = mainly
~ Wexico nnd ~ 6outhvesf. and are
49, 49, ki.Hs,ir evouta nd The
ls~~ndr al a. c.nntrv. Some az the
sSss~he~ a. f,,llv Hi~fosicaI ana III aro
x.rv snessfaini.S. Eaton. Lyon 4 Co.
Al the Iesd!ng tsssurs: q rssns
Lseesss rcpnlef aoosn,y nr susy
49, 49, ss-s-~ -
iveneen' Conepirros,s nmooe theno aro
Vsisr.;, Sr;hsrsscTs srticis uno. .fhs
Ssiloes % The CO.. iIlus9sa1sd With
portraits. sceuee O board The Dnitri
bonehoi md uiefn,ee a the othsr Ne.
ssls of tho Ruenisn 0eet q preceut %
iouruinr n AnesfrSn vatsrs
:. "a
.houid hnvc R.nI IcNnIlv kCo = hand
book. n sj3ifion 10 ail The eeneroi IN.
formst TIN, tkaf s vis;tor nee<js "a know.
Il contnins, eneelni aeocriptive articIec
bv M POttsr Psimer. the Countees a
Aberdopgl. N SCHUYLER Van Rsns.
sslasr. Director Burnkam, Henry Ives
COBB. ~ Curtis and msny architecss
OF sssse ana tose'gn po noAnSA
W. 0aue,su hsn trauslated from the
Russian Potopseko'e story. A Father o(
Six" Tho story 3 realistic in the came
peculiar. UNIQUE eenee u Tolstoi's sBe-
yono me 1Auces0a 49, Q.
Passei g nuss'.n i'Ie. ma u iu,sess'.
Deceoso y " un,1ke sne ssetsge s.n9,isn'
rrucn novel opIsnea w -
GCo. Price SO cent?
Am009 see irssss conu,DStson. g
Cnsseu Co.. UNKNOWN HsO.et
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

sWriter's cramp" il usually the Gil.
mont of the reporter who persists In
consuming pie. milk sad bear at 3 .. IN.
And Il 10 not in his wrist sither. Chi.
cago Post.
Lyman Abbott viii put In his summer
vacation trying Ia explain what he
meant by saying that the Bible is not
the word of d.--Milwaukec Sentinel.
Tho iynching center IL gradually ap-
preaching the worlds fair. The hotel
keeper had better beware. Memphis
Appeal
The hotter the weather the broader
the smile on the phis OF the summer
Bonifacs. New York Journal
Death. taxes and the sprays from q
street sprinkler are al hard things 10
doige.-Troy Pres.
One-man power H. the power most
neesiei In the worlds fair management.
-Chicsgo Record.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

EXTENSIVE frauds and cmbczzlements
have been detected in the Detroit water
works department and were made pub
lie Ia~t Saturday. Yesterday one Of the
guilty employees confessed his guilt by
committing suicide. The lesson needs
DO alornmcnt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

Fkoa now until Saturday tho atten-
tioe of the sporting fraternity viii b.
riveted 90 the Great American Derby
which sili H. run In Chicago on that
day. II Is run fox the richest purse In
the world
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

Topsv tho United Statcs members Of
tie Order 81 Elks viii begin their an
nual convention in Detroit. Tho Elks
are ali good fellows. from the hoof to tho
antiers. and the best kind % a good
time isn't any too good for them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

FoEE-r fires seem to follow certain
fatality. always originating in the dryeet
ss~on % the year. The one now raging
near Duluth is fierce and has become
vastly destructive.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

DkrRorT ealoonkeepers have joined in
the crusade against the Sunday saloon.
The drug stores anil houses IL Hire
pute win bc the bcncticisrics. but not
outstanding the saIoonkeepcrs purpose
to show their philantkFopic and prohi-
bition tendencies.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

BALrssowK. June n Regarding the
convention to consider the inter state
railway frrn Dakota 10 the gull Il
Mesico. tn In held at Lincoln. Neb.. June
-. the Manufacturers Record publsshes
opinions II several state governors
Governors Fishbsck 81 Arksusas and
sheldon "a south Dakots favor building
the road. bat are opprs~esi tc state eon.
tfs. All IL the governors except Sheidon
y III srnd Delegates 81 the convention.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

wALrkR MAcKxsxIE. . wealthy Dub
lin citizen nov stopping in the city. says
the rumors Of extortion viii keep many
foreigners away from the worlds fair.
This y unfortunate; but Il y the fault
Of nobody except the graphing individ-
uals vho begun with the intention Of
squeszing fortune from human necess-
ity. They have been forced by circum-
stances to reduce their prices. and the
fair suffers from the effects Of their
greed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

f9wls BooTH left an estate worth
nearly half miHiou. Yet shs Brass
Moasey- aud Tin Soldier play makers
.ay the legitimate drama cannot 10
nsseie Successful
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

REroEr Gomez from London that ship
neuts Of gold to this country will be
made this week. II the report prove
true Grover viii probably reconsider his
determination to call an extra session Of
congress A return Of gold viii supply
the treasury with all the money il will
need to buy silver. Times will improve
at once.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

The home ruls hilI wilI never rs~4.-
said Wsllism Asskeszis. = wealthy
Dublin merchant. vho h Ussert ~ The
Morton house The srntinneut against
u \ inereseiag ever dsy. and Il uiii t~
w~eks yea h<foPe the Ill csraes a. q
vote Only tbrp> elaueee have yet hen
considered. aud there are sisrweth~r
forty rlaass< In all n sneth~v el<-esss.n
~ers - h~ heid sosscsr~s IL Gls<lsscns
and he party souid ~ kaprs~.ls ~
feaix~i Mr. slssisfcte ocuid hardly
hct-e b carry Midlothian ssasa
Hts msyofsts wss eat IA tso q The
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

j. there is anybody os anything that
ha. not held banquet Ia eonnect,on
srth tho worlds fair he &C IL shoshl
riaai up and be counfsd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

Ma Cdsvsrssos ponderoas obesity
h chafitshly referred 10 - his '.too-
muchnss@v IL corresponds vith the
stbo- llsslen--~- 81 his faascisi sIlbi.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

Ys-rskDAs's hssssissy vas not en-.
sssiv sslphsn,as. but u had p.netras
.ns pr~.sas-a~~~ Which l~ft no dsabt -
iss cslosihs intensity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

Cinrintil o o : IN "a {
Love. o o o Z 2 o OH Is
Rats~ries--C Rain. Jones and Mar.
rhy: rhoedes and Grim- Umpire
Seward
Chicago o aof ~ c--s1 " Z
ss.Loais s q O. = o o s--le II q
Bseerse~-r.rrosA Mauck asd Kfsysae~, !.
Gls..en. Dossnd and Pte<x. umpsr~--
Ns<hssid
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

Sksfrtx. Wash, June n News Was
received herr to-day that the town ~
Myers fsll~ sss ecmpieseiy vir~i cut
~ fire. The it~~ 10 estimated NJ tif,..
vss no Insurance. Myers Falls con.
TUNED about fifty inhahitsnta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

ks~sofstisn assi inerease John H.
woofhsry. kal@-ae William 4 RaF
ssF Original ws.ls~s, etc flsss j.
Mssd, cssuline Saisin. Sarah ~ Ella
seth mother t.haah~th Boyer. miasr
~ W.ils4m lioiooab.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-19

t'sa.sKrsss euntssa zee Distinct kis.i-
- p~.rea. II IA PITY thsfs .ess ut
aaly sss~. Il s.,alsi lla.sh "a. ioa Ia mueh
sbsftes tine.