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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09
VoIgt HeIpo|sheITneI { Co"
rs, SO and so Monroe Street.

FYSH'S Restaurant is the right
place to go and get
yourdinncr when down
town. From the in
creased number we
have each day goes to
say that we are setting
up a first class meal and
at the right price-25
cents. We also have
light lunches, should
you not wish to dine,
and at all hours of the
day we have first class
order cooking.
OUR Baking Department also
shows a marked in
crease and we are still
keeping up the quality
of our goods notwith-
standing the high
prices of raw materials
and do not charge
extra.
WE arc also taking orders for
Parties and Receptions
for Ice Cream, An
gels Food. Macaroons.
Lady Fingers and other
Fancy Cakes. Also
Bon Bons, etc.
DO not mistake the place.
Fysh's. IL Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09
The Rood. Herh.. Bark.. &c

The Roots. Herbs. Bsrks. etc.
are shipped directly sp Dr. :
Clay Todd from the countries
where they grow. aud are com
pounded aud dispensed by him.
Medicines sent TO al parts of
the world. Make one call. n
possible, or write about your
complaint in yoaf own ian-
guage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09
A
WASTE NO MORE
TIME

With thoss useless and in1uriccs medicines
such as tonics. stlmuaufs. nesslnes and
soporlfcs sire9rrcducf'Hg drugs. tandssss
or Instrumental Appilance-i fl~f ARE ~ no
avail. TIE disease IL SIN there aad can onls
be cured by Or. :. CLAY f'oDD. Is Norla
Divisiol. street. doors North % Nonro.
street. Nenhsin block. roomsf. 2 ana <.0rsnd
kspsds. Alch- Consultation Free ana Cesf-
dental. No charge Tor services anti cured.
Don't waste your time and moncy.
Aorunninz 10 drng stores
Better medicines Tor ebroaie diseases cx,
be had OF Or :. CLAY TODD. 90 his ofnec IS
seffa Disisies street. doom noifa Il
Nenroe street. wenhsm block. reonsi. and
:. sfAad Rapids Mich. with the correct frra
advice Ter usinx fhcrn- ca o. Ia. 4 Cav
I0ad and te restored g hsaith-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09
TO DETROIT AT HALF FARE.
All Can Go Via the Old Reliable
Detroit. Grand Haven e. Mil
vaukeo Railway.

For the republican state convention
and the Michigan club banque; in De-
troit, February 81 and -, these lines
will mske a single fare for the round
trip from all paints to Detroit. These
tickets vii! be sold TO the public for all
trans of FEBRUARY Il and %, and will
be good to return on ali trains of the
esd. Parlor cars on day trains and
wsgner's finest of sIcepers on nlght
trains.
JAMES CAMrBrrL, City Agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09
NO HOSPITAL HERE

Not needed now. Erptrments AL mace
What ye1 wait Is eulck eBre. sne % he lsfs
whole aud soaEd - > PHYSICIAN ~ great e.
perisacs. Quiek cures make ionf frsen4A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

But without katie CT lance. and vitb harmless
ana reliable remedies wEiea De prepares BE-
Zero your eyea he wls pace toe I1stus ia
3cer hAads ta- mesns Tor yo1r ptrllalruf
restoraflon- Then 80 q once 70 u K tlsy
Todd. ~ le Nerth DIV. sicn street. three dools
north Of Monroe street.. Meassm hlock.
roens 1. ana 4 orsna Rapids. Eirl. ana ts
MADE well again Itr iodd 4 la ia enc
froms IN the Eaorainx 10 =. niKht. ever csy
but SUNDAY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

Thirty Weeks Sick. the Last
Twenty Weeks Confined
to Bed.

Ny wife has been sick about
thirty weeks and the last
twenty weeks confined 10
bed, had 1--WE doctors, bat no
benefit; got worse all the
the time and the doctors said
no one could help her. che got
weaker and weaker ali the time
and had dreadful pains aud
could not stand clone, when.
IA company with nay wlfrs
brother, called ON DIR. :. Nav
Todd, l6 North Division street.
room 4. and gave him an
account of her case. he pre-
pared same medicines. and I
began giving them 10 her.
From the start the medicines
helped her an DIR. Todd said
they would. and she gradually
improved and today, after
about four weeks using DIR. 5.
Clay Todd's medicines. rhc 10
able TO walk ten feet without
assistance.
JACOB ZUIDERFELD.
~ Lesss street. efszc kspisa Mica.
.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

Ihsre vi b 80 rasesiBx 81 TIRE -.
eseiisa sec'ssy scaerFor afternoon ca
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

m vnu 1 nvn Male quartet sing-
W IUu Luvu ing7 II 90. hear the
Temple quartet concert ~ Hartman
hall Thursday. the sin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09
MADE A BIG DEAL
The o. A. BIodgett Essase
Buys Chicago Realty
TO THE EXTENT OF s575,ooo
Ths Il the Anouas Pad so< the Lot a
tns Nosshssss cornss Of state and
Harmon Streets.

Yesterdays Chiesgo Inter Ocean
contains the following account OF big
real estate transaction IN which Grand
Ia pids parties are interested.
Negotiations are in progress for the
sale Of the northeast corner Of State
and Hsrrison streets. the lot under
consideration being iooxissl feet Tho
grantor 10 A. j. Alexander OF Ken
lucky. and the grantee the heirs OF
Dslos Blodeett Of 6rand Rsplds. Mich.
There 10 every probability thai the ne
gotIatlons will terminate with . sale ~
the price Of $4,000. Az this figure
the price would DO equal to $3.50 :
front fost, or $40 . square foot. The
buildings on the property are OF small
consequence, and most likely Their
value is not considered in the negotiA-
tons.
It's . Bsg Figure.
No property on State street south az
Van Buren street corner lots has ever
cold FOR go high . figure as that at
which the Alexander holding will in ell
probability be transferred. 4. Z.
Letters land, when improved by the
nig building occupied 10y Seigel. Cooper
x Co.. was gwen value o. $4,000 Or
more per foot, but tins was after the
Improvement, not before IL. On the
occupancy OF the building by S,egel.
Cooper 4 Co. prices OF neighboring
property were raised, until from
-, 800 10 s. 900 for the remaining cor
ners of Van Buren, and State streets
came TO be considered as proper.
Harrison street, however. Is another
matter. That the Alexander corner
can be marketed ut over 5000 per
foot Is proof positive that, IN the opin-
ION of careful buyers. State street at
least to the railroad lands, and probably
beyond. is to be highly developed.
state and Harrison streets is pioneer
location, only because owners have
neglected to improve their holdings.
The article states further that while
So. 90 per foot is = steep price, yet with
the alley "L" road and the consequent
DEVELOPMENT of that part of the city. II
Will soon be an easy matter for the in
vestors to realize handsomely on their
purchase.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09
JACOB zUIDERFELD.
- Lesss street.. efsAe Rspias Mica.
jannaFy 81. lst

SorF-Thls patient sursr.- ~-.<u.,,.
eotsunt net oealfh- has attracted more sfsfn-
~ ia ~nt es-~ - >lcA nrss ~ t.rnu1 taf'-
- trI h.hhs scers Her EtsSfcAIs falls4
~ ~. = Gay loae. shea shs ls.c ally "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

son Coal IA Scarce.
The adverse weather the pass ~sek
mskes the soft eosi famine appear
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09
LOW PRICES TALK

During the week Of February we
propose to make a clean sweep Of
our entire stock of ClOaks. This is
rare opportunity Of getting
selection from a new stock (nO old
stagers) OF ClOaks at prices you
certainly cannot resist to buy,
even If you do not need it this sea-
son. Look at our show windows
and see what beautiful garments
we are closing out at the following
prices: $2.95, $3.50 1895, $f.S9,
81 40 and 1895. All we need to
add to this is: Do you think of
buying a clOakl III SO, come and
see us and you will not leave our
store without buying one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04
CONIANCHE.


Budget of Local News From a Rio
Grande Cisy.
Comanche. Tex. July Special.
Dr. G. f. Paine has been sick for
some time, but is improving.
Miss Sailie johnson, a most estima-
BILE lady, died yesterday morning at the
residence Of her sister, Mrs. Kate Lit
tie.
W. o. Hamilton aud j. D. Campbell
are both quite sick.
The sanitary condition OF this city
has been neglected, and the result IS
there are eighteen or twenty cases Ot
slow fever here aud prospects for more.
Professor ". +, Rogers, prlncipa. of
the public school. VIII be.iu summer
normal at the academy the 1Oth Inst.
The stone work on the oil mill will
soon be completed. 'ine machinery has
been shipped from Richmond, Va.
The continued dry weather has dam
aged the corn crop and COTTON is begin
uing tO show want OF rain.
The ex-COnfclerate reunion is TO be
held here the 81 of next month We
think but few veterans will ~ 10 Biz
miugham from this county. Money Is
scarce and crops are not looking well,
50 but few can well 80.
The editor Of the Exponent is again
the happy father Of golden haired boy.
The commissioners will meet the 10Th
10 elevate The property VI those per-
SONS who failed 10 make 4 rendition at
what is considered fair valuation OF
thcir property
Business men on the square will have
a GOOD system Of wAJerwOrks com
pleted ia a day or two
Tie scholastic population Of the town
numbers ISL, and counting tue pupil.
over aud under uHp thFr. will l,A ni
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04


Captain ]. W, Ayers. station agent Of
ne Texas and Pacific. returned from the
WORLDS fair today,
G. ludolph, ear accountant ~ the Texas
and Pacific, Is IN New York
General Manager Tom Campbeil of the
=, ;; Terry uf longyiew. Mrs n
Campbell aud Miss May bonner came III
insom lnnnlgvlew MS morning IN Manager
Campbels special ear
Larry Trice, division suncrint.ndrnt
o. The eastern division VI the Texas ami
Paclhc was Ia the city yesterday
J, W Adds superintendent OF motlyc
hower o. The Texas aud Pacific, with Of
nee ~ Marshall, WAS w she city yesterday
Ahram Gould, general purchasing agent
" the Could lines, Is In the ,itN on Ills
regular tour OF the road. He prcdictS bet.
trr times Tor tue whole country as snc~ MS
man silver law. tie says the very fa-t thut
congress has taken the matter IN hand hn
already had snlutury effect az N evl.
dent ny tue tone " the money market
Acnte9ani'Gencral W, L. Cqbrn In CON.
nanl OF Tie rrusmisslsslpp department
ut the United Confederate Veterans Mil
make speech at the reunion 10 b.. held
Al Gainesville July g.
Winter panlsls representing the pres,
ieedcrs, q, A. Eyicr, the union, aud Henry
Dorsey the pressmeu, returned yesirr,ia,
irum Chicago. where they went n. deli,
yates 70 thu, International Typogriphica
convention. They took In the fair on III,
side, and report great time
Mr. w. o. connor aud family and Mn.
John 'tannon ana children have Wetnesiin,
for Canada resorts. ON their r,iurn tb,,,
will do the Worlds fair
Mrs r. NJ. Rrnrdou aud son. Robert o.,
To Eureka SnrlngS for midsummer.
Mrs W. /. Hall aud sou. Freeman l.sv.
TINS week for Eureka Springs
Mrs. Burnett Gibbs and dsnehter Nus
Saliie ARE soiournlng al Lake chan,,,, y, !
Misses Philo aud Genevieve Fasnn ~,
at the Crescent hotel. Eureka SPRING.
| Mrs. W. V, Hanway and son Rim
leave "Wednesday FOR pennsyivahia an,
Mrs. John n. Shields aud baby am i-t,,
| yr. will spend midsummer at Virsl,i
beach, at the cottage Of AIR, shields n,oth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

Troy. y. V. July s,-The Columbian
Liberty bell win be rung for the Rrsr
time At O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
at Cliuton II. Menely's bell foundry In
this city. the ringing being controlled by,
electrical communication with Chicago.
The hour is thus chosen to correspond
with noon at Chicago. aud thereby ear
~ out as nearly rs possible the original
program, modified ON account Of the de-
lay IN casting the bell The casing was
a perfect success. aud the bell is one Of
the finest ever made at the foundry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

Galveston. Tex. July Specially -
Ths course Of true love not running
smooth with Miss Pinto. young girl
about IL, she Went TO drug store this
morning aud purchased a quantity Of
dos-e aud went home TO die soon after
her arrival her pareats discovered there
was something wrong aud immediately
csll,~l a physician, Win relirsed the MS
shded XII Of her Dois,n and she VIII
recover
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04
Catarrhal
Bronchitis and
Consumption
Can be cured
if properly
treated.

BEAD WHAT j. 49, HAMILTON SAYS;
About ten years ago ! had the measles.
They settled on my lungs l hnse han 49, 4
cough ever since. e9nifaI nsa, 'a MI wears
i have not been able ~ work Int hare
been doctoring all the, time, | have Los,
ssh ana s,Ts s b., Of wSaa every Ses norm
ing aud during the day was constantly
hawking and splitting and clearing my throat
eoun moi 20, anything 10 stop It. Ny
breath became SO short that ] could scarcely
work about the house am sure hal
took every remedy | could hear 0f tliat
was recommended for catarrhal bronchitis
and consumption, but gradually grew worse
pated unless ! took liver medicine. had
j had spent all my money and lost all hope
OF ever being able TO take care % my ~
tie family | was Induced to try Dr. r. W.
Fisk, but was afraid he would do me no
good. He examined my case and said IN
and from The beginning began to Improve.
MY cough Is almost gone. W ea'arrh does
not bother me. Ny appetite Is good. Ny
strength is returning Can work now, some
thing / have not been able to do for long
time, l cannot say too much In praise NJ
pr. Fisk, for he raised me nom the dead
almost 10 health. His medicines are dlf-
fefent from any | ever used. 1 can cheer
fully recommend Dr. Fisk. for he has done
j. 81. dds X mark HAMILTON.
Hanley, Tarrant county Tex. June oth'
Be warned In time and attend TO your
health II IL OF the utmost importance 10
you Present yourself 10 a candid, success
ful specialist aud he cured.
DR.. II. W. Flsk CURES CATARRH, DIS
EASES OF WOMEN. BRONCHITIS. KID
NEY. LIVER BLOOD and nervous Dis.
eases. DIABETES. DRoPsYs BLADDER
TROUBLES, Corea, Cst Wins Dance, Rheu-
Chrooic and Blood Diseases. Medicine furn-
lshed at tie oalee.
TREATMENT ny MAIL.
The System OF mail treatment adopted by
DIT Il. W. FISK guarantees the same good
results TO those submitting their cases
through correspondence as TO those who
come In person,
Write for diagnostic blank. Il will de
scribe your symptoms accurately No. 1
for women, No for men, Business strict.
~ confidential
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04
DALLAS
INDICTMENT FOUND AGAINST EN-
BANK EXAMINER
Kincannon OF Mississippi = Wood
Fails TO Make Bond--Decision in a
sunday Law case---niinor Mem
ton.
ton.

Dallas. July tspecial.i-rhe case OF
Major ]. @. handle, charged with the
murder OF f. $. Randall III this city In
December last. was called In Judge II b.
Ilurkc's court al 10 O'Clock tbs morning
when the names Of the witnesses were
called an Important discovery was mgde'
The witnesses to the killing for the staie
were all absent The witnesses fof tue
prisoner were not absent The case was
passed until O'Clock. when It was called
up again. The defense announcer r'Au!,
but the state asked for time on the ground
that important witnesses were missing
continuance was granted until O'Clock
Charles A. Reynolds, proprietor OF the
saloon wherein the shilling occurred. can,
moi h. found Zoe W. llili J. running u
hotel at Monterey, Me3. Espin1sa' iht
Mexican boy. was at Sau Antonio wien
last heard Of. Henry plummet' an eye.
witness to the killing. is said TO be 10
Chicago. and Mynatt canngt be founl,
Aud his i the status VI the celebrated
case at this writing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

Judge n. g. 4 Kendall Is on the war
path for dogs. He nus hnc herd OF goats
on his ranch Al Cedar sprlngs lake. which
vary IL value FROM 81 10 sisO per head.
Last night a pack u hungry lngs ltsp.
Sulnahy from the city. ran down and Killed
sixteen head of them Judge kendnll was
down To see the city authorities today.
urging the strict enforcement u the 40
ordinance He IA In favor N Offering n
trrrl for wolves aud wildcats In certain ~.
cali 'fs where these 'ynrmiuts" are 50
THE ~ 10 discourage stock raising, and
particularly the Introduction into the cuun.
try OF thoroughbred aud valuable stock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

s,eubevllle, Ohio. July Fifteen
hundred miners at the Long Run, Oh,
lonyale and Iaurelton miues are out on
a strike because Of the discharge Il QUO
check weighmsn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

To Denver Pueblo and Colorado Springs
Tickets on sale May 10. COOL until Oct.
81 via the Fort Worth and Denver City
ticket office 40l Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04
HERE'S QUICK WORK.

Fifteen minutes Is NOT long to wait for
certainty Of cure of that splitting Nor.
vous headache. Prcstou's lled-.Ake nm
dertakcs this by guaranteed contraot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04
THE cheapest Rate
TO THE WORLDS FAIR
VIA THE
f. VIZ ]. and Union Pacific Rvs
THE WORLDS PICTORIAL ROUTE.

The cheapest because it affords you the greatest
amount OF pleasure for the amount of money
expended Cheapest because it takes you di-
rect to and through the american Alps" al
lowing you to stop over in the heart Of the
Rocky Mountains, land of wonders, land
of surprises, a land of short and wonderful con-
trasts that has no comparison on the globe
This is a pleasure trip you are making to
to the Worlds Fair Why not go via the line
which will assure you the greatest amount of
pleasure the purest atmosphere, attractive seen
cry and immunity from eXtortionate charges?
To breathe that life-giving air. to behold
the noblest scenery in our country, to be abso-
Mtely born again in rejuvenated health and
spirits is the never-to- be-forgotten memory of
summer in romantic picturesque Colorado.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

Thomas J. Woods. IT., the indicted cash.
fer M The Ninth National ank, made
dursd FINN soIiuJ To SOM less iupu=ug
sum. Judge John ~ Rector declined to
accede to the proposition Notlcc was thgn
given that Wood will On tomorruw Apply
obtnin liberty via that route. He gurs
about In company " deputy marshnl'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

II transplrcs To-Day that n certain bank
examiner r. Ia the tolls, James hincnnnuu
ms formerly connected with the southern
National bank " New York. During The
former reign ~ Mr. Cleveland he was male
a bank examiner He hailed Originally
frnm Mississippi The Federal GRAND jury
returned an Indictment against him brfnrc
ndlOuruing. kinCunuon Is charged win
having secured the sun of S2jOIO sof the
funds Of the Niuth National bank Of Dal-
las Illegally. He was bank examiner
n il alleged, when he secured this money.
Over In Mississippi the officers are on Tie
trail OF kiucunnOu aud, " arrested, lie
will be brought 10 this city.
The GaEcttes correspondent was Informed
tonight that KlncannOu was arrested today
Of Ills home IN Aberdeen, Miss and 1t Is
expected that the officer WHO made the
arrest will escort him TO Dallas, where he
VIII be arraigncd before Judge John Is.
Rector.
r1m j. Woods. Jr fnr the first time
since his arrest. was locked up In jail to-
nigh,
lie will make hard isit TO regain his
liberty tomorrow, having rtalned Bob
Seay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

Cleveland Ohio. July ga dispatch
FROM Noble. Jackson county. says three
men unmcd Lotus. were Instantly Killed
last night while linking shelter under a
tree during a heavy thunder storm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-08-04
|THE subject on PENSIONS.
Commissioner Lochran Replies
to Request for Information.
THE BOARD OF REVISION.
They Re.examine Cases and Gull Out
the Frauds.
A Plain Statement of Fact Given the
Editor of the National Tribune Re-
garding Fraudulent Pensions and
the Way They Were Discovered.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-Commissioner
OF Pensions Lochren has addressed let
ter to the editor of the National Tribune
upon the subject of pensions. He says:
have not complied with your repeated
requests that / should cause test to be
made to show the number of fraudulent
pensions by having 1000 cases drawn from
the admitted files and examined. | have
not done this for several reasons.
'First-Fraudulent cases, If any exist,
cannot be discovered in that way, as
fraudulent pensions must ordinarily have
been obtained upon false or forged testi-
mony. On the face of the papers such
would probably appear to be well estab-
lished and incontestable.
Second-No one whose opinion is en-
titled to consideration has, l think, had
the hardihood to claim that the great
mass OF adjudicated pension cases is per-
meated with fraud, open and plain on
the papers,; also that an examination of
1 900 cases would disclose an instance.
'sThird-The examination of June q,
1890, cases is made not because of any
fraud on the part of claimants. but be-
cause it was discovered that this bureau
had by the adoption of erroneous rules
for adjudication allowed many pensions
not authorized by law. ALI pensions
granted under former laws are presumed
to have been properly granted and are not
being examined
Commissioner Lochran continuing said:
"Under the act OF June q, 1890. disability
| need not be OF service origin but to be
pensionable at all the disability must in
capacitate a person from manual labor so
as to render him unable to earn support
| The board of revision was constituted
| OF the ablest and most experienced
men of the bureau to re- examine these
cases and Gull out such cases as had no
| legal basis to rest upon. This board, in
Guiding its chief, are almost all Repub--
| licans, and have no fear to commit the
work OF revision to this board. They are
able and fair men and select from day to
| day from the cases examined such cases
az they deem are unlawfully allowed. II
| that was the class of cases you wished
known and examined the work is done
every day by this board.