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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

Tho fourth day l began to feel a
change. That terrible tired feeling be-
gan to disappeaI aud when ! com.
menced using It INF weight vas l36
pounds; now I weigh LA pounds.
My friends and acquaintance are
looking at me with wonder. They think
l will get perfectly well. i make this
statement public 20 that those who have
suffered a. have may be- benefited ~ /
have been.
Il thank my Maker for guiding me to
this medicine"
There are thousands OF people suffer
ing from poor blood. weak nerves. rheu-
matism. neuralgia and other weakening
and painful diseases, who can certainly
be cured by using Or. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. 1t il purely
vegetable and harmless and druggists
keep it Tor d.
Doctors recommend this remedy be-
cause they know il cures. and because it
10 the discovery and prescription Of q
noted physician, DIR. Greene OF b w.
l4th Street, New York, the successful
specialist in curing all forms Of nervous
and chronic diseases The doctor can
be consulted, free OF charge in all cases.
personally or by letter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

The annual county convention Of the
WOmenis Christian Temperance union
was held in Westminster presbyterian
church in West Bay City Friday. The
committee Of credentials reported thirty.
eight voting and twenty one visiting
members present Officers elected were
a follows: President. Mrs. Maggie
Christian: recording secretary. Mrs.
Emma Bonnet; corresponding secretary.
Laura Murdock; treasurer, Mrs. +. NJ.
Counsellor.
A two year old daughter Of Daniel
Barrett Of jackson picked up a small
phial on the street and drained its con
tents. She fell screaming 10 the ground
and died in awful agony. Carbolic
acid.
US. Grant Post @. A. r.. Bay City.
will dedicate q monument at Soldiers
Rest in Pine Ridge cemetery on Me-
mortal Day.
Bay City il Wild because the pave
ment II Center avenue 10 not up "a the
grade. Ii will cost t1O.O00 to repair the
blandcr.
Mra Rosalind Foote ri Saginaw. chief
witness in the Foote murder trial. has
been discharged and paid go witness
fees.
The three boys arrested af West Bay
City for turning switches have been To-
leased. being too young In prosecute.
The Port Huron Guards presented
Lieut. Col q. II. Brown with gold
mounted sword Friday night.
W NJ. Strong 81 l. VI. Strong 4 Son.
bankers AZ Bancroft. has skipped taking
10000 with hum.
Annie Market. iGycar old BAY City
terror. has been sent 10 the Adrian re
form school.
Tho Michigan Press association Usll
probably convene at Detroi, july 3
aud q.
Fire destroyed the residence ~ " II.
Capron. Grass Lake. Loss 81 600.
Muskegon is making big preparations
'o observe Memorial Day.
The supreme court has adjourned un
I'll May II.
Northvills is enjoying a building
boom.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30
MIXERS no STRIKE


he OPV6o81v3D IL OobO " III 40 O0t
Tomorrow Mornin9.
CoLut1sUs. Ohio. April 3.-As Q . re-
suit OF b Conference of delegates from
the various local miners' organizations
Of the state. held here today. 2O.OOO Of
Ohio coal miners will refuse to return to
work Monday morning. Esrly Ia the
spring Ohio. miners made demand upon
the operstots Tor IN advance OK i've
cents on the ton fos pick mining and
ten cents fer machine mining The
OPERATOR have been firm in their refusal
and the strike which Vas ordered by the
delegates at tnday's meeting against the
advice Of the oficers Of the union
10 the. result That the strike will
result in Q disastrous failure in
almost . foregons conclusion. ~ the
mines oe Ill the states Of the same com
petit,vs district arc 10 b kept in opera.
ton and viii have little trouble in sup
plying the demand. While IL lasts il
viii take money out Of one operators
pockets and put IL into another's. A.
the operators are organized IL 10 not
likely that any will suffer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

h - ssnssA sstkcas. eatialsd Have eps-
eiaiiy." vhAuA - sssrssAsA ~ sassssioa
- sdnissaisa al vigssvsp tkiaksrA ~
ssisaAiAs Aihsstssn. . jswaA sssao.aas1
- lsadss vAssssse Ne EnGii1A hAgsaos b
spoksa. closno ~ 49, osso0AeA tnsks.
IA Do nn1 tske ~ voesA vssy laae - d.
cover vho y III bsA nsn toe shis - tAas
pssposs. and vhea y Asds OF thaa man
vAp - DaAs . suneialv q 49, tAinU, snd
snaussaioaably dussis hseass I'm any -
slss, ~ void mulf ssail jHsell u NJ labor.
I'VE Do 10 1sas - ssUp 49, . nAs
sAoan b The Aosss. oapshas u enlsrtAin-
Inc but o. ~ q ems, sos ~ eonlA b
70 sdvocaSs nassoU-ninAs1oso - - %
mean - ~ tkat 20 MAJ sAonl1 - visAouA
oos sasatial anA pssvailisg ebjseA, h ~
psosscuGtps e vAicA - , .ls1asninsA -
esssl. ard h loss AaG nAks any diGusass
vhst ~ \. vhsthss slssaiAg . su1Asr q
aviag livsaL
IAN this sdds weight - our arA sAvies,
70 have speciality and pub 4. - suss yos
are right before yoa sslscs u"
The above excellent advice h euoesd hsrs
10 emphasise ORA Copsland anA 0ruhsm's
claim that the true specialize, ess hat -
bscts csrtnin line a dissass anA makes
their study and practice his lie vork. can
not help but become mosc pso1cisns In thsir
treatment thaa the general bsdsids prscti-
TONER. The Geld 1T mediclns has become
too extended for man 10 Aoss 70 masess 4
In al its details. DIS. CepshAd ana Orr.
hams great succeus In The trso1meot ol I'll
diseeses Of The mucous membeAne and theis
kindred affections b the result q ysars a
special trimming and spsciAl Application.
The only oLjectioa that On - uresd seainsl
them ~ = that The. they sd,srtise, but Z ~ did
enough patients 10 justly thsm - treating
these dissnses for Is month. % Tie pablo
h benefited BY their advsFtisins, and thsy
realize Il.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

Which = Mee.
CuoA0o. April 2o-TAs Denver 4
RE Osands today redueed the rate BE-
twssa Denver and Grand junction to
o. The Atchison promptly met the
rsductioo. The rate y BY far the
most serious outcome Of the west
srn di6Sculty. Ii Involves the Union
Pacific 4 Rio Grands Wsstern territory
and reduced the Is rate between Denver
and Ogdsn TO Ga The Union Pacific
must meet the rsducsd rate and 10 more
than apt 10 carry the reduction to the
Missouri. Under The operation Of the
iutssueats commseee act there seems no
possibility Of keeping the reduction out
oe txans- continental EsteA The east
esn passenger rate situation 10 .
problem. The Nickel Plate refuses
TO again become . member Of tho
worlds fair rate agreemsnt II can be
depended upon TO continue it, present
reduced rates and TO make others in
conDsction With it, pew Boston end New
York train ssevicA The Baltimore 4
Ohio viii meet every reduction Of tho
Nickel Plate q will the Wabash. None
At the other lines has yet decided
whether on not TO meet the competi.
ton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

M. z. 4. ENGLISH. - BROADWAY.
Mr.. Engli1h ays: my wife he's hsea IN.
tAG IN pesouAde Nc 20 20 % ORA Coge1nnd
and 0sahan ever aincs my incssasiug W1ak-
go cooIallsA ne 10 0uis wogk. pAysi-
cians he'd psooeDcs1 my trouble ooosuapl
tioa ana tneasabls. ] cosghsd and soiaed
The veet Kid a eosrnpeinn coaslanAly, aaA
swsat ppse1esly svsgy s1eha. Slssp w1s in-
pcnibJs. Ia poius n hoeA IunGs and
BREATHING was 1f6scult, and my Iunes felt
0lied up. ~ tosine Aesh nptAly, M ap-
pettte W. goes, my food ala me litGls sod,
bed ths headoehs Ill " time, . onnG1nnt
bed tasse II mp mouth and % wsak = Ne
morning IT. ] could ssarcsly ct No. Win
] vent 70 Ogs Copeland and Graham Wns
completely sxhau1tsd In Walking from the
CIR % tho door. only few seeps.
"Aftse q tAnrough exaninatioa ehe doc
tore told ~ they could cure me, end I have.
90 rssaalt of thsiS tseotment, hseo q wuek
for several weeks and have not iait - cell
In twenty i've yearA sleep veil aud feel
refreahsd on rising. ! have hsen free from
headaches and my slpmach b % imrsvv~d
Tat for the 6rgt tims In ysan an fscs frosn
Tie bad taste In my mouth a viGing h H.
morning. ] feel that cannot ~ too much
In praise Of The pleasant and e6ectsnl treat
ment I received q The hands Of Dss. Cope
land and Graham, - ] realize thaA tkey
have avcd my life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

Original-Charles w. Jones, Enoch F..
Newell. Hiram Lewis, D. L. billiard,
John Hines, Charles Jewell. Daniel Sui.
livan. Additional-Anson Morehouse.
Increascd-Elijah Greenfield. Henry
Swanson. Reissued-Jo Jonathan Bewley.
c. Carpenter. Michael Hannah. Orig.
inal. widows. etc.-Anna NJ. Colby. Eliz-
abeth Mitchell, Malvina Grow tmother).
Libbie Lowry. Amanda NJ. McMannis.
Elizabeth Weikel. Eliose Mary Jane
Gibson. Delie J. Wright. Margaret Har-
rington. Sarah Peterson, H. krumback
(fatherl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30
oLIvET-s Bl0 REQUEST.
a Connecticut Phioanehropise Leave
tho College eco. 900.

OIIvrr. Mich. April 29.-Olivet col
lege 10 tho recipient OF . princely gift.
In . few days Q draft for 10000 viii DO
placed in the hands OF the college treas
urer TO b added to the amount already
secured Tor tho permanent endowment
Of the institution. The estate Of tho
late Cornelius h. Erwin Of New Britain.
Connecticut. has just about been settled.
and according 70 the viii Olivet college
will receive an amount ranging from
10000 to $4,000. Mr.. Erwin has besn
. most generous patron Of this institu-
ton. Interested . number Of years ago
BY x-President II. Q. Butterficld. he has
at many times shown his interest In the
college. Through tho influence Of DIR.
ButtcrficldH number Of years ago Mr.
Erwin presented the college with -. 600
Mr.. Erwin died at his home in Nov
Britain. March .. 1885. leaving an 60.
tate which inventoried at 81, Oe7,0. He
bcquesthed very large amounts to diff
ferent charitable organizations In the
state Of New York. and munifccntly en-
lowed Q number Of colleges, one OF
which was Olivet.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

~ a. = 60 nau1b ~ oss-
ouunn 0nnnmD -

III. J. O $780, : sssssnun1sDo. 80,
oroa- osseefs1 hGuinesp nAn - N0nsno
8: - = - ss1 - -: = -, - - - -
lnnd end 0snknn - 1uil0~u:
II keve 49, un1w - Dun1Don1 q IA
Cose1An1 enA 0sDhAm toe essne ome 81
en- exosd1aG)y uo1t $500 - - -
oa4A f1und - oDnsopooo. o1etae 49,
elHqssn. skilisd n she sfsa1uaabua - 80
resnsesn and Euanniae . eAsssA
knssisdge q shsar ssc,slshp snd haaRoIlv
J. o. sElnRRr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

wv yoEE. April - Admiral CHER
srgii. ~ behalf ~ the United States
naval officers. has Issued invitations ~
the principal officers - the foreign feet
=; present in our waters - take trip
~ Chicago and visit the worlds Fair
The EXCURSION - given by the officers -
the American feet. the government hav
ing ssie no spproIrisiion Tor the Ar
tertainnsnt - these distinguished
GUESTS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

w.ssr>gro~. April n The presiasr,
hss res-rxuiz~d \. Chapman Simn.s ss
vics CONSUL q Partogsi aai Charles ".
ss~rg,sli A. conssa = Peru. ~ Chlcago.
Con~aatsa. y Erunn. VICE essn<gl q
porfngzi at Ne- Nors csty sn3 Charles
T. src~ses. ,oueai % venessela at DE
tWt Msch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

JACKSON. Mich. April 3.-Sheriil
Peek took possession Of tho shoe store
of Hugh Cassidy this evening on writ
Of rsplevin, issued in favor Of H. s. Rob
inson 1 Co. Of Dotroit Candy gave .
chattsl mortgage . short time ago 70
his request not placed on record. He
aiterward gave : chattel mortgage to
his wife for $3.50. which was at once
placed on record. Hence tho replevin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30
YIGBruNG EDuTORa.
Mr. WiIltasws Duss Hts Tvadsces Up In
I'D TINA

Prrrssvsa April 1-william r.
Williams. esiitor and proprietor - the
Manchester Press. assaulted \. +. Stein.
hsuser editor - the Allegheny Ns~s
on Beavrr avenue, Allegheny. about II
O'Clock this morning The fight wssthe
result - certain articles that have teen
published in the News from time "a
time rejecting ~ NJ Williams chsrac
ter. steinhauser 10 badly used up and
Il oil require DAY ar tao 70 develop
his cordisicr- He hss tvo ugly scalp
~oun.ia, each two By two inches long
NJ. st.inha,ts.r ~ill make an informs
sioo kxainss Wilisns this sf'ernoon
chsr&ng sSxravss~i ss.suls and bat,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

NV Yong. Apsii 0-An "a henss
vhich uosknsa vsre toasinG. 1Dvo g
Broadway and Beaver strsse Wnlians
burg. Collapsed today and burisd tvo
chiidsss. vho we're paayins On The sd
ysik o. . itt,s Sirl 90 dsad vhea
due out a the dsbrisI The Other child.
. boy. wss fatally hurt TIE vorkmsn
are blasssd fce tho accidsot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

PusasllitsJi snsnAusnD sDssGino Wal
pnsskeas a ~ hiil hoSs sttsaessd "a
esUoeoaAly sessaG 0nDoss6
UAns IAbsv WsnA
IAose eunsseuing - eaostipseina q
~ DuA1ia pas1i1lanos 80 sSoooenno a
I'll ~ lyin6 aemhsD . WesG1lnGees.
- ~ $4,000 slonnDe g - IN yin
~ o1vosoAsA - Hsosy L1beoeAsso ord
. haDD paso g ~ Sndfeal eoloBUino =
vs1 . b JuseieD neCastAy Cd the
uatsseiey % III s.oi- pssosaii1sA Ihe
iibsrolD vho ohjset - giving " 1r11A
msuahsas tun eun1Dsl q tAsas oUn a.
fsisa es~biasd vith partial esnesol9pe
iaeseial a1nisU yin sdss tinid epDssi-
- . IT, n0eisa tAst lsisA sspssssatH-
d. = - housD - ~ uncAangsd- IL
= certain. hsvssos. sAae 0s. 0lads1oas
= 2uDunDd = amso1 - The oDe0n0sat
4 Qssslioo. - e ~ eenfosU 9th .
pse.saal plsdqs givsa u hin - Jssein
NsOostAy sn1 John O11oa dusing The
ensiy neRoeiatioao ~ the I'LL The
nsS suaSpicuous g ns. LAbooehsss's
psopouAls 10 ansaA Win - . notion that
u In Psriis.sse sAsll A.vS %
IT, CoilInS Hhssal uniaaiGl vill b
pat Up b. Jossph CAanbssjaio md hia
Imme6lafD onaIeoguoA - pseDooo that
Uhess shsll - sSclu1od nos TIE cpsrs.
ton q ~ blll ID 60 TIE Datugity q
III U1G1sg electors We IN favor u euch
s1f3uaioa. h Clsese ocoasrvatlves re-
gard this psopossd amendment with dis
trust and declare that they wish 10
sharo the tate u thsiR OsanG0 brethren
throughout Ireland The truth I'M
dnubSodly b that Ulsoes voad show q
big najo9sty Tor hooe rnls.
uow shs l1iaisasy Ytg~sA
The ministry calculate that the soor
nous and daily decreasing number Of
aneodmsats vii keep the bill in CON.
nittse Tor three m0aths. and eonse.
Queutly talk of . winter session hsl
been begun alrsody. IL Wili b i'm
possible that the homo rule bill reaches
tho house Of lortls bsfoes August Some
cay IL viii not lssve the committee
earlier than Octobss. The reiec-
tion Of The ball. the liberals
coatinus 10 ssgue. would not lead
nscsssarily 10 . dissolution. - the
eovsenment could proceed With other
billsI At the conservative camp tonight
il u q matter q current talk that In the
event 81 the rejection Of the homo rule
bill no such eaay way would Be left
open 70 the government - in order tc
force On appeal 70 the country on the
homo rule issue, the logds would defeat
without the c0urteay a debate, every
ministerial measure ssnt % them from
the commons. Il this plan Be followed
v~vH suHuunu vvi1l hrin~ nth Il anothe,
general election.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

Psr1ssUno. April 3.-Tvo tsosmsnt
housas on Second aysnus werVdsstroyed
THE evening By . landslids from the
blua known - Boyd's hill NrA Solo
mon Kelly and her son James and
daughter Fanny wers fatally injured.
Kelly and two other children were g.
riously hurt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

O.. Auorus1HA Tsx-. April 0-Jebn
Hsltoa vas found dead In his houss
eleven nilss sron town, havies bsen
shot n dssth. His wife and eleven
childsss ass missing. He hss besa IN
sans tos . nsnbsr a ysaa. aad IL 10
supposed hs butchersd his whole family.
sscrstine thsir bodies AID then commit
ted euicido.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

\ Mn Winsa's aAns - = tsns9se ~
The hsasas a the crsdaeosA he ps0p-
sssy ~ IN ~ vi1s's Dans bsesaaD Aes.
Winan l,sing . HritisA spbjsct could
poe "a rel eaGaa. h NsU Yoek
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

DxTRorT. Mich. April 9--Elmer f.
Lee, bright young man OF IL years,
who was pupil in tho tenth grade Of
the high school. hanged himself early
yesterday afternoon in the barn behind
his fathers house at No $40 Hancock
avenue cost
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

Of the fseservatioa.
Dxxvfa. April 2-Ths latest in
fovmatibn from the scene of the
threafe&ed Navajo Indian outbreak in
northern New MEXICO and Arizona
ID OF feassuring nature. This
morning Agent Bartholomew. Chief
Iguacio. DR.. Wallace and Frank
r. Warren left Durango FOR a
conference With the. Indians. hoping Ia
show the retlskins their folly and end
the srouble. Meanwhile the members
of the Coloradio National guard IN Den
YER and elsewhere In the state are wait.
ina orders tn 90 10 the front The In
dams have gone back 10 the reservation.
but an outbreak 10 feared.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

rs 4 6ECRET-
0Ae Many woOeo
owe 0oif beauty
% d.. nsruob p
vssios hFescrip0sA
H. VnG,0 oo0o-
~ Of fssa -
face es wdl as
RoCo, na6io1s Iron
/, 0e cuQHOo1 ceoer
[--hsaltA. he bsse
! bodily cnsAlsioa ~
suits from good
fond, hsgA cir, end
exercise, coupled
WITH tho tsdtciosss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30
p-nss. ~. n.~o--ss raa-~~.

NV pssc'srcS. 3. T.. AprN N Frss-
tue wimsn denies that 81 hss made
an assignment a. reported ny q
New York evening paper. TIE emily
foundation Zoe the sscry wss the trans
Or u q. oQotNo vsstA a property held
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

Our systern Of neil treatment By mems al
symptom blank end corrHpondencs 3 a.
rerfccf and e6ectua! - our o(1lce work. The
large u the same - . month covers every.
ling. including medicines. Write for svmp-
ON blank 10 Drs. Copeland and Graham,
~ East Fulton street. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

the COPELAND MEDICAL PRACTICE N
ACKNOWLEDGED TO BIZ THE LAR0H8f IN
TINE WORLD. II II FOUNpDD ON nOHHsTY
AND BUILT Up BY ABILITY. sRYfi Ann
ExPERrENCE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

Strangee-Door tA1y - eoHR
Farmer laaieeThsy ussd q, bat not
now. think thsss neW tnahinnod china
nest egp has sort O discousagod sm-
Nav York WeAklv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

Stranger-Why don't you clear the
rate ont OF your chicken house,
Farmer Easie-They don't do no harm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

Cs1nrsA At1acks Al Nuonup Msmisussu.
j A1esas ths Fan. Eycs, xso. npaoa
HrpacA.L Tuhss, Langs. SaomacA, DOeelA
xidneys, Bln3dcr--ske Whole 00snssD
Tvarl cuse Dssrass At thsss orgsns b.
9smovtne IL Cause.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30
Coali.a a IA. Rn.e.

Loxpox. April 8.-PatFiek A. Collins
the newly appointed American consul
general st London arrived In this city
today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

b Q v>sy ppValas - Oeessseul hvy8 q
Troy, ohie. He s>aaAs ~ h - ssstss-
zion Of his esIiCv eitise1s. hsving besa
mayor cs shs dry. 1s vssass - follow:
In snss ssssay Ssssf ssaAA.s . sesd naay
0Psraas puea0 ~ esvs - ussrs sasssIsss,le
yA.ea -. 2 ~ 80 = o.s 40 80 y:
=: ~. -: =: =: -, =: !; =. ~: =:
ssis ; ssssSsssiSss IN
Z NJ ~ nsas appsaA - ~ I ~ -
sseerss ~ severity vfsA nsasso - diseDs
EE - 49, 4, 80 80, - ~, v.,,I 'I c:::
Ssss NJ jisSss ssl iss, = IN - sps.Ss
- IA Nh - isellnsass b ssassA NJ Sss<
Hoods Cures
-. DAfS0A - nssfs easss0sssns 49,
Asrw1 is sss1sA - ~ swsnG0 - ~ osah
sscsssA vssePvl ~ sgesase cd $1,000
: :i "a Hs: = - - ! s: :, isss -
sss I Ss.s $50 sis
assswsS oWssOsh 80 VOss.
- evssy - ~ - 0ssUA ssss1 - osee
sses - aseA vvsa - ssSos3v A. - =
q :: .;,s $500 - Z =; - 49, 49,
esnxiusA C1eise vssss d . - Ws.1y
e.r.s.sa1 ne = 80 - 49,
b - 49, \: ~ = -! s:'s |. :: ::vs s'ss -
Nood's 0arsapavllla
49,. ! n 80. -. I'll ..... E a.
psooo's tUoOa~ puesy v>sssssN ssA -
povUoA Do0O00 osaAss - A~MDA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

AL PATIENTS WILL nE TREATED
Tais iNcirDRs c0xsuLfArioS, *.
ANIMATION, TREATMENT AND MIDI
CiNK f0n ALL PATIENTS AID BOA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

The Special sale of Silks
at 25C, SOC, 75c and 81 still
goes on.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30
SPECIAL

50 dozen Garden Hoes
steel. tho best made. Ioc,
worth soc. Basement floor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30
Copeland Medical Institute.
~. onsaLAso. AsD slAsAa
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-09-01
CIRCUIT COURT MATTERS.
Dilatory Attorneys Keep the Court and
Judges Idle.

Judge Whiting sat on the bench of
the Circuit Court to-day vainly endeav
oring to get some of the cases on for
trial, but owing to the numerous ex-
cuses and dilatoriness of attorneys
could not do so.
The divorce case of Silva VS.. Silva
was finally arranged to be tried by
Judge Cooper at II o'clock, and is now
being heard by him without jury
Another divorce case had been ar
ranged to come before Judge Whiting
this afternoon, but at the last minute it
had to be postponed, owing to the in
disposition of an attorney.
An inventory Of the estate of Thomas
Rosewarne was filed yesterday, 1t
shows the estate to consist of real prop
erty on Beretania street valued at
$4,000, personal property, $500, total,
$1,000.
In the case of Wong Chow VS.. Yong
Ahoi ct al, w. r. Castle has given
notice that he appears only for the de
PENDANT Ahoi, and has filed a motion
10 strike out a portion of the complaint
also an answer on behalf Of Ahoi alone
In the case OF l., Ahlo VS.. Tai Lung
a bond on appeal has been filed
In the case of Bishop * Co. VS.. c. +
Williams judgment has been entered il
favor of plaintiffs for $3,525 IS.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-09-01
THE PATH OF DUTY CLEAR.

By this time the Government has
heard from enough AnneXationists on
the subject Of removals to give it some
idea of the strength and popularity of
the reform campaign. If it doubted
the voice Of public opinion a week ago
it has no occasion to do SO now. By
an almost unanimous verdict among
the members of the party which is res
ponsibe for the revolution and its re-
suits, the justice and eXpedlency of a
change in the personnel of offices that
now contribute to the support OF the
Royalist cause has been affirmed
The friends of the Monarchist survIva
could not rally to the support of the
opposing doctrine SO much as col'l
guard of loyal and disinterested Ar
nexationists. Were there to be a pub
lie meeting Of the Annexation party
their pleas for the enemy would be
simply drowned out.
While private friendships made in
the lodge, in business, in the church
and in the former politics OF the mon.
archy may seek to win the Govern
ment to a compromising course, the
sign board of Duty points but one way.
Personal interests have no place in the
discussion of a great principle anc
those mild spirits who think witt
Melancthon that peaceful error l.
better than tempestuous truth, have
no place in the conduct of revolution
ary affairs. This is the feeling of thu
Annexation masses, and it will not d'
to run counter to it with no highe
motives than private good will o
obligation to this or that man who
an avowed enemy of the cause and
distrusted supporter of the Cover
ment.
Turn the rasCalS out