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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-08-12

Chance for an argument here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
ISern.oLL.s rnrsurE.

Colonel Engefsoll's tribute TO Lincoln
- a super-brillisnt gem among the
jewels Of eulogy pronounced by mas
terra Of orstoFy on the immortal
martyr. HIS clean cut psnsgyric 10 IN
strong contrast 10 the sentimental utter
ances OF the pulpiteer. lie praises the
humanity of Lincoln. That which men
speak OF as soul, the spiritual essence
of life. 5 pictured ~ the great agnostlc
az the losIest virture Of simple man
hood. Lincosn's gentleness, bis mod
esty and his patriotism are ideallzed
As human attributes, not as divine gifts.
IngersolPs estimate Of Lincoln's
greatness q based ca finite comprehen-
non. lie places him foremost in the
galaxy of human benefactors; the
special instrument Of greatness by ac-
c.dental selection. HE inherent quail
ties OF mind and heart conspired e.
round out the character that was need
"a IN the greatest crisis known TO men.
That ne was divinely favored Is ex-
pres-ly rejected ty fngerson. That
providence interfersd 10 free the
bondsmen and save the union 10 repui-
sivs 10 his understanding. To him
Lincoln Was human. He never rose
above n.s humanity. In the gloomiest
hours OF defeat he suffered human
misery; In guiding the delicate and IN
tricats machinery of government he
wss INSPIRED by human foresight and
human sagaclty; IN the glad dawn OF
peace ne exulted IN human Joy. Such
s Ingersoll's gem.
by the world Lincoln is reyered a.
more than human. fits achievements
sra cauoniz-d as the achievements OF q
SAINT. In this estimate OF HIM bis
great humanity has been obscured and
Colonel IngsrsolPs heroic and eloquent
tribute TO this great attribute of oui
illustrious dead Will be both grateful
aud inspiring.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

pr. <or.in Gfeen. vho died IN Louis
vie ys..srixv. sas q zoed type o. the
successful Amersean business nxa-
Nos gsaias. yet 10 TAD unusual ex-
sent.x~ ABILITY. As BIS Administration OF
the arsA.rs II the most gigantic eorpo-
fGfloD Ia Amerea dsmonstrAtss- IN
der as managerial the Westsra
rnlon Telegraph company has become
the most perfectly equipped institution
IN ths world Ike al extensive cor
porations. u has kissn roundy abused
saa 4. monopo,islic tendencies severe
IL denounced: bei Il - safe 70 say that
90 other concern has srefclsed more
expansive influence over the CIVILIZATION
and development OF the country. It's
v;Fes are stretched IA almost every
city ana town IN the Unitsd States.
aud Portland IN tns east and Portland
in lhe sest have been brought into
almost instant communication through
me perfection of is service.
II vas 10 ire banding up and perfec-
ton OF this great institution ths, Dr..
Green devoted the bess years OF his
lie. The success Of the Western Union
Telegraph company u sufficient en-
ioxy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
ALLEGED TO BE FUNNY.

Teacher-Do you know what . State
Little Girl-Ye1m. Our house is in
one.
Teacher-Yes.
Little Girl-Thats cause mamma is
away On . visit. and the new girl does
not know where 70 put things.-Street
q Smiths Good News.
"You were gone . good while." said
the invalid to her husband, who had
been to the drug store; cit must have
taxen the clerk good while 10 pat up
the prescnptiong'
FL don't know; think he must have
spent . good deal Of the time putting
up the price."-Washington Star.
A clock has been invented which tells
time IN hundredth parts ef seconds; IT
will be useful in determining the exact
length Of time IL takes for . girl to
make up her mind when she re-
ccives an offer Of marriage which she
has been expecting Tor about ak
months.-Brookiyn Eagle.
Gushley-wouId you think of me IL
were 10000 miles awsyf HIS Fiance
from Bostonl-As the maximum
diameter of the earth 10 ooly 5000
miles. Clarence, your proposition il an
impossible one.-St. LOUIS Star Say
ings.
London Genius--Yes, feel trsmen-
dousiy fagged-braln work. you know.
Simple Scottish Masden-I see. You're
giving Il rest tonight-Judge.
els this man crazyg'
al didn't say that, did II ] said he
WAS a theoso yhist."-Bunaln Express.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

The Denison fTexssl Herald chron-
cles the ARRIVAL m that city OF Iss- To-
ia. one of the moot picturesque char
acters n the Chickassw nation. III q
0ng silky hair, MASSIVE head and gen
orally imposing appearance attract at
tenton wherever he goes. Ete has
been justice OF the Chickssew supreme
court aud national auditor. lie ia a
full biooded Indian. but - known to
TIE whites az JOSIAH Brown.
Er-Secreiary William Maxwell
Eyarts, who CO ebrsted nls 18th BIRTH
day On Monday. has long looked sew.
ersl years older than his true age, ow.
ing 10 the fact that he was never ply
slcs ly strong and has always beea a
bard worker.
Emie Zols's aspiration 70 a seat
among lhe immortsls of The Academic
FfsDcsise are not hampefef by lack
% really money. lie = very rich. ard
= .s'd Is have made over 500, go
from the sale Of MS novels alone.
Aa Low. editor says that, While lao
coins books we're TIE vofst part II
him. Culium's Al ght resemblance 10
to var pres dent = the ilhnols sena~
tors enc redecnlng feature.
Dr. Frdy Nsnsrn's sfe has pre-.
sentea hisn With little daughter, on
the eve q his departure fof TIE rof b
pole. The arctic Explorer svsry proud
OF rs new possessioa.
81 tbose who served in %. senate
9Th NJ. Blame Avea rensn tosev- =
senstors Allron. g cEfell, uswrs.
Gordon. Mitchell. Norrill and Ran.
sor1,
Henry Nilisrfs rsrse. il q stated.
ess orsE nsiiy II gard. sns he tosx n.
gFssesst enc frcHs a. lntsnAte friend Of
incolu.
cut 81 e'shty.e,xst Uaste6 safes
senssoft s1efr sre sig four lA~yer.
nsass-
one ~ ~ een,nsonssf .als,tsf oos n
Hsr&a 40 Ia 80 -. -
isve yos.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
NICE OLD FOLKS.

seventy-four and II were the rsspec-
tive ages OF . recently married New
Interest, w. Va. couple. IL was the
second marriage venture OF both bride
and groom.
A Georgia negro woman over 10
year, OF age has just commenced 60
ing 10 school. She 10 1T least setting o
good example for some Of her white
neighbors.
Henry Morgan Of China Grove town
ship, N. c., 10 rs years old, and he
makes the proud boast that be has
never needed the services Of . phys
clan.
A resident Of Ash Champ, KY, 10 81
years old, has fifteen children ana
eignty-five grandchildren, two Of
whom are OF the fourth generation.
Asshsl Thornburg OF Randolpn
county. Ind, who died . few days
ago, lacked lesa than two months Of be-
ing . centeuarian.
Hugh Monroe. who died In . remote
section of Northern Montana last
month. it 10 said reached the great age
Of los years.
James Cullom OF Texas, who 10 o.
years, recently ran two middle-aged
men . foot race for the drinks And
cigars.
Aunt Jennie" Cameron, aged IL:
years. II is said, died at Roxboro, n. C.,
last week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

in large bow ~ the back. In the
front II hooks under rosette. The
sleeves have close hitting silk lining,
and tud IN deep cuff.
Jaw stunning gown OK the new
corded goods. 1t showed black cords
crossing closely bright red ground.
The skirt was plain, except for band
OF black velves around the foot, edged
on both sides with black Persian lamb.
The fullness made short train. A belt
pointed little At the front and was Of
the velvet edged with fur like the skirt
band. The nigh collar Was finished
with the fur. A vide panel of red
ak turning back, from slow neck"
line, was embroidered heavily in black
and edged with the fur. On the
shoulders were two great capes, each
very full. the lower one coming TO the
elbow. Beneath, the sleeves were loose,
and Of the cloth. Each cape was edged
with the fur. A wide hat, the brim
fiared by big velvet bow set next the
HAIR In front, was worn, ana under
meath the gown, Of course, q skin
tight chamois bodice. else you would
freeze.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

The republican. o. the ctr 81 Grand EaDtis
MI tos1 caLc1ses Ia t1eir respective wants
ca Is -larslag. brcars y a. 81 ,. a.. tsF
ctosiar a. zat.s 70 ihe NJ eounty repan-
lrt1 1o14tl ton. g. ~ he'd 81 TIE i4lrbin
gI1h rtonIsos fr faf. frbruary ~. ~, ana
~ .1 ~ !. e gates for = .idiclai cantr1-
tI.I tef-1ffrr ~ called 4c1 Warl d esq
f.f.a1 81 rse trl Gates g. each convention.
r..rn wsrd 4i4 A1ii q CAUCUS - ipi ofs ia
less ehaQ1-f - ste ~ard committee. Who are
a1tasltl "a 70 rhange zine aud Dlacr OK meet
4Ez % Drrfsttfst
tlrsf - art-
-s's1l 4 War1--tfree1iey's livery harm.
TART Wart-Sevfoas store. cerncr Cherry
and pac<sr1 streets
Fourth Wsrd-k.isnger's store. corner ksnt
street al Crescent avenue.
ftifh IA Ara II ofit'a "a. Painted Arfniic.
rinth " srd. No. 50 West Leonard street.
~egrnft ar1--
Fizhfb y 4r..-No. - West Bridge street.
Niatt " sfd-0s1ee u William nayaes. " est
fuitc1 str.ft.
TrLth 81 aft-Ne. 90 Wealthy avenue.
kias--rh ard-fiausman hail corner
Nd scr a4eaae AT Hal street
l.eff1 ar1--%o- 1-t South bivisoD
stree. Atrftx store
hv oft~f ~ gas republican city comrnittec
ttka<.s fi-tf~Fe1os, INf-nr .ifs'.
rssfttary. thairnan-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Mr.. Cleveland tells tAe Herald that
there . danger OF . panic N Wall
stf~et II tne sherman nlser iAw 10 not
soon repealed. fhe Herald teiis Mr.
Cleveland mat there ~ greater danger
Of panic IN the democratic party II
the Mckinley law 10 not soon repealed.
Chicago Herald.
Hitherto the Nexicans have pre-
ferrsd three card monte 10 any other
form OF gambling. but nov they are TO
have . stock exchange. the frat ever
incorp rated IN that country. Old
gamblers may ind IN Il . new sensA
tson.--Nsw York World.
A typewriter trust has been formed
In the east. but ~ Il ouly includes the
machines IL cannot exert such . pres.
surs ~ it might have done had II EN-.
braced the girls.--San jose Mercury.
The Kansas populisfs. instead OF jog.
ging along ''in the middle Of the road
a. they promised, o EN- 10 be jogging
along In the midst of Democrat Martin.
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Senator-elect Murphy may fee
kindly disposed toward Mr.. Cleveland
but ~ the same time he wall have q
snickersnee pocket In HE toga.-wash
ington Post
Why further discuss the name of ths
Greater New York? IL the present stats
OF things 10 10 90 on It's only fittinS
name is-mud.-New York Recorder
Senator Hill's post-mortem on vir
gina colleague warrants the opinion
that Davy comedies HE name 10 Dennis
New York Recorder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

There are travelling nea A. 0svsi-
msu. >one ~ them ere 80 ~ aa1
otoers are on TIE out<lde- T. ~ =
large sGgr~estsou II Them thkl ban q
the AoTtssn house. especially ~ day.
They gather tDsm-esves IA fre. IN
country bot<is. ubsrs they hssr teen
oceapylng Z. osns ~nose fornstuIe eoa-
Asa of bed aud . crscs n tsas e<.--
INK. 1nsy loaf stoul the Morton "a
luxurious ssss and swsp siss about the
corklng blg orders they have taken
dnrBg the week. A nobody 10 sx-
psetsd 20 hslssss sny Of tns state
msnu, me boys have very pleasant
symposlnnss.
eometmes they vary tie seanees 10y
relating funny Sxp<sisnces thai hsppes
on the road. The Imagination - un-
haa pared ia these srorts. snd the
neld u much broader. A fat Nee
York drummer. Who hAs rad the
Deesmsron aud can translate French.
has secured an snsiahie Iepnlalsoa ~
al ofsgsasl Story taller.
Among tue ooys that are mosE vel
come ia the Morton . Charlie bsnos.l
Of Detroit He travels for Jonn lslss
A Co. fashionable teilors, and chaagss
nls clothes before and after each meal,
IA order " keep up the reputation OF
the nfm- lie 10 . sosse. handsome
sort Of fellow. and has . ''pali" With
sgd steele, thai ususily gee him Z
front room on The fTsi noor.
Bob Brown 10 another swell dresser.
lie travels for wsstnssd gear house,
and 10 the Ward MeAlllstef az the road
lie 10 . conno4sseur OF pretty glr.s aud
good cigars.
Berry Cramer cells varnishes and
wears elk tile when on dress parade,
When he isn't working he . telling
somebody the latest story. OLe day {
reporter IN . western town attempted
TO interview Berry on the condition ol
the varnish trade. Berry biusned aud
bought the reporter two cigars and Z
bottls OF Apoliinsris. Then he sAic
softly. "lt's like this, old man. See
| IL you interview me my customer
here 10 town-I'vs Tot about . dozsr
Of 'sm--they'll read Il and say
'Cramer's heads swelled.' Seer' TIT
reporter saw. and wrote up Berry
apology. Cramer 10 still on tral oi
the man, aud swears he'll have M
blood.
Thomas A. Evans OF New York y
Familiarity known ~ "HustliHg Tom
lie sells tea and wears . Japanes'
nightrobe.
| A. Linsaweaver is known ever,
where - "the millionaire hal manu-
facturef Of Chicago" He wears s.ll
hat and sn iron gray knustacne. Poll
tlcians frequently mistake him for Re
preventative At :. White. but Linsa
weaver has documents 70 prove tina
no member of his family ever served
term IN . state legislature. lesterda.
morning he created . sensation by sp
.pearing IN ''frled egg derby" tha
WAS the property II bud Watson o
Coopersvllls. The hat has anee beel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

In tie report on the ilomest>sd
strike Congressman Ostes declared
tat the tsrid nd nothing 81 do ~ifh
tae uolhie tsere. 81 co1rse u hson'L
he democrats to. < advantage Of tie
dspiorsb.e STAR ssa summer 10 start
cry sgs nss The tsrsfY thst tasy knew
go = -. Isiy Telegraph.
Tie 0to nian Who ,ss arrested for
siesl'ue assur.l "a. -sns. Hsre aovef
ID IT - soase osanr state. Fvesv
nsiivp-tora Tiatkeve ass . uieatfal
so gsy IT nssufs 80. snd ~o8sf scora
% to say atAsr feEl8vs sopply.-
ElsFoi Pre- Pf.ss.
With al thre. hr.sschts e M fed
era FeFsrnsssns ae,neErstie IN caon.
trr ~lii 0sve q sos.l ais.se el 90 ~ 2
naies< - asftY "a f-se~r . 90 rss-
srfiy g. c.FYs out 10 unoa tssssted
70 isey. Nsaorns 49, Hersls
Mr. Hoia-a fs.~seeshons sppr,-
prassssas bsis prsyiass last sboas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

r..a, ,,x...il, communicated, which
m~.a. ~. immediate witfdrssAl OF
that snoaas Of gold from other eoan-
tres iato . boarded IDLE receive. A
BAL has been introdccea INTO The
French legislature. ~hleh - sxpsetsd
20 Jake early eject, sutnonxanK toe
sank Of France 10 incressv ia note
issus BY sloo .ooo.o oe. the main objecs
contemplated beng TO sHAble the oAak
10 increase lts stock OF gold BY ex.
changing lts notes for Il. Moreover.
Germany will soon he IN the market
With . nav loan for military purposes.
Whilst the long-dsIefrsd Rasslan loan
- expected TO te soon negolstsc IN
PARA. with the effect Of sublseting tho
continent 10 drain of gold into Rus
siA's ~ar-ehesI These operations, hap
pening ~ . period when the SILVER sg.-
.ation 10 dspossng European bankers
10 augment shelr stocks Of geld. are
not 10 be lost ngns OF. Coming NJ .
time when We have already been large
ly depleted OF gold and when the treas
ury resources ara lower than for many
years psst and when lie gold reserve
10 tnus exposed to ovcrdrawai. the lesss
that can DO expected 70 that congress
should strengthen the morale of oar
own finances by the repeal or suspen-
SION Of tue Sherman act And IL 10 to
the last degree urgent that Wall street
should see to IL that no blame shall rest
upon the financial metropolis for any
failure of congress to adopt that
course. Congressman are not fnan-
ciers; very few Of them understand
even the elements Of economic prin-
ciples. Ii Is therefore due from the
men of finance that they should plain
ly and emphasically exhibit TO con-
gress and the country the dangers OF
this situation. and that denomination
should be made through great public
meeting 1t an early day"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
..t1 Kos nEre sLfsAS srArf COS
ta>Eto>

T. ~ tsc4oIea1 s-F~-'Is - no 49,
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60 - - sl4ets 80 E1a4 1rsirs - -.
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H4rnoais 80. -. asf % e1sia a. a.. -.
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- t.ic itsr tas s.ecti4n csess.l'et -. -
"a, st.ltt4all 4c,es - ~ e.eft 10 =,
anee1tlsz fo ~. nat sAf9 or AZ =. --''
49, 81 81 20 - - -sas. - 2 4s.--s ,. -,
tirf 81 re.lI .tis1 - - - 1890 ~.
D. eiltll e. trst "a re e..ts $3.50 Y /. =
dets -es $40 IA 1As ees'.'s ~
a. sgat-s fen ssea eongfs.sioaa.
tstfiet ale g - iafe' !. 49, 49,. =, Z,
l.fss - a. ass. . - pres atr4 - l -
$500 a...ora EI.ta ff.f c-l o. flttioat Vac ft7c
.rss is1E sas aasisit1- $3.50 a. 49,
fb0F AZ - 10 c''f4 q iftc~ o. TO-
1t .s4aNear DI--i1- Latit,1 al t,ttfr o.
al il.lf-tus al& Tor fne
ff41eas' i.a 81 arr ttasr 1aslnczs proper
rd.als -slta resolution aaoptse
I1. Itt "a ~ - % eafE couaff <4tf
ssas Sc fri -estsA r. fprA %fa I. 'i.s s.o1o
Arrt..rre haf.atnz. trl 1tkt - fne tariire
tli 4.ttr tl- tc.r<stes - tae safe eoefee
go a4sr tesa eAe-en- . cert ,osd = " =. 81
a. l.a.es ln1 tsetr espcrti3 g Posts = c.
Ellra - NON tfrir res 2eetixr cauatlcs. a
~. eattl.e.i 6, SAT- Ia fle conse ..too-
rs.F u4ff& IAMks 4tNILLAS.
terr AZ tn@ift -.
"a fI...I e1t ~ tcieE1tfs 70 whieh
tIt thrl - reant.fs ar sniif.cd = On W.
800 et- rats +. te fof xascra0r >osefsar'
= ISL So $50 tf-rfIaa. eue for eaen 20 p
"a. tlan feer-lI a.. ~ n mere. 30 coth -
h.ts.r~r a. ~ saff.fe1 % isss than no ,'eis
r.tt.. 4tt county, ha4iag a total sotu ol
-tl = catt, .e.I & : hityfafst ieie<attA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Only sixteen dsy- remain OF repu0li-
can roi4 = federal government On
Marco tne Ersaf riaco.DerT Of gov
ernmens ull pas INTO the hAnds OF the
democrat. TIE democracy viii have
complete and onqusstoaed authority
in every branch Of tne pub .e service.
sxcept the jadic.si. Tue change W,
Re a naomensoas one. far Il involves az
sntlrs reversal % the economic Poacy
that has made tbs country cn.sfest
anoax tho nations Of the earth.
-1cs tie an day OF March, 1891. ths
felrfaI governments has remained
wto'n tne legislative control Of the
rerrb. "a ssrty without intsrruTson.
lnfrx ftss i1n< t-au-s tie couutry
tad advanced - a. tbs material arts
~ reRce ami prosperity Tar beyonj tns
srtrratfrs ~ tae most saagtlne
pstfset Al tas progress Of the cen
faris bss reasaeJ - cl.nax ia the hs-
te-y 81 tes past ln.riy.f~o years al
t1si = sninT.ng asd imf@rssstls m
she trinmphs 81 psace srs eenserri 10
these three decades az uneSafap, ee
prosperity. The record Of TIE republ..
can rarsy = TIA record o. thrift.
hsrp.n-ss. ccatentment and rros
pertr.
Tns psriY went into power tsrouEt
ths portal. ~ cis4 war. an
fsrs ii-let f1r - harvest o. death anil
sesFaeacu IL -srea tbas wnr O.. Is,
sess. inspired witn 'he pairotsn,
tnst So 6rsf rocsaf "a TIE cfsiis of
frerty nadsy tha oaks a. Jtksoo.
Nnen ts- curtain So drA~u olssr iae
ssnx9 nery asid % strife sas rrPntl'-
eas rsft7 restored tas smsastsr-,l
fraxnierts ~ 80 uusoa - ~ prsssst
inra<h 'r sna snsestgactn'- sstsfliossi
81 ss-tre- TIE kr,.rsrsa aaon = pre-
spFvrd one ans ,rtepatshis nrw aud
forever
Tbrrs hsvs hesn soarsof dsrkn<ts
s1es tnea hours wa~n queatess e
haan-s at ear fers "a rsisslots hsr.
irem 81 ~ith uecerta MY. tol sr,uah
80 4arxess ~ sbsn3 - ger 80 Ct ~
$50 rss sfstssmsnshp sui ei,1ssn
La sheee fkss ceacen light p.snslss
ihs w b safety
Naen uss teaoefsss went ct IN
1854. sser l-ft - nlrerersas,t .ad
4 stnarti.t xoseruapsa1 ta-y rssuTn IN
t<14 4ar v@rsrtes.f rrts jaslst 80 tsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

% ss~nssd h S1sri,e krsa and ul' -
ase1 ~ tln "A lss s<fp<ukl1s danes
~ l. Dyer reg s.srs from Chicago
I'D seI,s Deckt<s lie Appears "a
zee se&rt <ssfy 1.!f noQr sua D&s Fur
ilshed me ss<4tltsAls fss seven crazy
4n.lts- II rfsssnsea MI " God ~lsh
fa~ fam a. cot Ne tsal has teen the
"a 81 he q ftlsng trsl1Fallf. The
L co txins wsats-s to- sEx1ss and
60 II End = n.alcA ant -calorsd
a. al Ia tgars uofk oonsisis AZ
scfols, nos spiins. iaisios WORK,
snakes. q -.as. lo,Ts. usIsng srbu-
lie. r. AKA au1 tes foo&A Mr. Need
wears TIE t.s dur.ng me nofn.nE
sslcn.
NilnaA Grant Of Nee York looks
for ali the world lac en- fneilsh duke.
n AiwAys Sfxfs Arthur Grant ~ b.sth
hsnds and ssys; We psopss tEss IT,
long W the Grant family are - sllck
~ tney sser get u "a 20 above
tie second roor. snc se aossn't
steve hridxes sells 3swelry anc uears
doub he breasted eloth~A tie TROUSERS
are creased fore and AT, and BE pAtsnt
leather shoes shsne ike blAck- -ais-
monde.
Jim Fell has tso trsdss, one Of them
10 Paying billiards. wnen ne u not
ceiling goods he 10 manipulating ta-
cue. He plays sne- best game Of any
travelling man mat comes 10 Grsnd
kapids. aa1 only tso msn IN the Saty
eau stay with him IA . cushion cxrrom
e me.
Most Of the bar os.d in hair NAT
tressss Gomez from south America.
sssa l. X. siansbury Of Philadslpnis
IN sseet's last night "lIorss hslr q
she principal substances. TIE names
| and tails of the South American hofses
are sheared 81 certain seAsons Of the
year and the product shipped
TO America aud EDxiand. Some
tlmes the cattle are shssrsd TOO. The
iong~r hairs are separated cut AID
woven into hair cloth. The process 10
/ essentially the same as making WOODEN
| eoods. except each hair goes through q
little machine that rejects all thoss
above OF below . certain cssmstsr.
| Tue hair that ~ not made into 81 "a q
woven into great ropes for msttressss.
The ropes are left for several wssks
and the curl in the hair cecomes per-
manenI In the cheaper grades Of hsiE
mattresses hog hair ~ used The han
70 woven into the rope. together with
horse hair and cattle hair. The pro.
cess 70 not . dlfficuls one. and the in-
dustry - assuming great proportions.
Trers are hundreds of persons who
will not sleep on anything but . hai'
mattress"
J. Boyd Pantliud OF the Morton
houss 10 confined 10 nn residence by .
severe sattaek OF tonsilits. Mr.. and
Mira. Pantlind expected 10 start for
the Hot springs Tuesday, but the trip
viii have 10 nc postponed until Nj.
Pantlind recovers
FLORIDA has 70 take her orange
money "a buy herself al ossrcoxt this
year.-Florlds Tlmes union.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

IfsrerasII as 20 keaf eouniJ VII ass q
~, Il ssa4rttsaa ~ fhr ilaeein eian rssoms
a. p.-..I sffr.f ffI iEr citf ~ ttraad hafd o
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81. l.. =. 81 r1.rIs 1fty three dele atts - ne
fs..il e b "a AZ 4f tsofuary. r.. Tor ne
fsrp,es 81 ptriH- 81 leisll o1tl1a an 49, ciair
i,Isf - n 1essufezne c0Grt A1c $50 rye - >
~ So natfrrttV.
a. ~aurf.rs held q elect delegates 10
ft I. rla tst ttsit a.. e-ates Vii also D. cccteo
~ az IaIIc III ceutsltfon. % te htreaitfr
~. 81 - 'forliDats 80 judges "a the circuit
= ,.-- ~ A a.. aar,lf..i ser ~ srho0 IA h
r...ns.ilo sii4 1zrt - entitled ~ three de e.
ssfoe. 0EOE6k VI. 81 NNkt.L.
H. hi. sAILEE~. Secretary.
fhalrn4n.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

On FEBRUARY 18TH. I72S,
Rev. Cotton Mather. the first
American to receive the degree
Of ID. D., died in Boston.
Heisparticularly remembered
for the absurdity Of his views
on the subject of witchcraft. and
hiseagerness to have the punish
ment Of death inflicted upon all
against whom it was possible TO
invent evidence Of guilt Of this
imaginary ofense in Salem in
1902.
cannon nor can anv ON
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Mr.. HowELLs has been telling the
public tina: At least three-fifths Of all
literature called classic Is trash, and
very often filthy trash. This 10 a
shocking statement and nobody except
Howells would make it; but unfortu-
natelY II 10 true.