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Report Forwsryea on tho American
Industry.

AhahhAHNs
WAsHlEGToN, DC, Feb. 20.-Speolal
Agent Aggr has submitted another
report To the treasury department on
the development Of the American tia.
plate Industry. The reports chow that
the total production OF tin and terne
plates Tor the siX months ended DeceIn-
her 81, 1892, was 3J,07O,2lj pounds
against ., 1918 pounds produced dur.
Ing the corresponding period In the
previous year. The report states that
the Temeseal tin Minis In southern
California aud the Harvey Peak mino
In South Dakota have suspended Oper,
ations, and suggests that Rsmuch ms
II now seems probable that the tin
mines In this country Will not be- de-
veloped IN the near future to an extent
that viii afford an adequate product o.
the metal II Ia worthy OF confederation
whether ia tho Interest OF tin-plate
manufacturers that law which Imposes
"a duty VI i0ur cents per pound on and
after July /, 1893, on cissiterito and
bar block aud pig tin might bo advan.
tagaOusly repealed.
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pOurOnN, OPINION.
rarishurstIsm said 90 he thu Cause
ola Dspiorable Condition.

New York, Feb. 2j.-Deputy Cor
oner Weston, who has boon examining
thu state OF the health department, Ia
reference to the recent increase iu
deaths from malpractice, concluded
his lab0rs today. In his report he says
there have been taken by the coroners
OF this city, thus lar In 1893, seven
ante'mortem inquisltlons in cases Of
criminal abortion. That this Indicates
u most alarming state OF affairs is
shown by tins fact that one such case
occurred IA 1892 and mono in 1891.
81 believe" said Doctor Weston,
"tnht the iuciease In these cases 10 the
direct result of Parkhurstism."
DR.. Cyrus Edison OF the health do
par ment said he agreed withs DR..
Weston that tne increase in the cases
OF malpractice was due to the closing
OF disorderly houses,
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PANAMA., Feb. 2J.-The Star and
Herald This morning printed six.
column article which warns the Col.
ombian government to placs no faith
In American propositions aDd ohafges
tbs United States with brlng simply a
puppet In the hands OF transc1ntinsnlal
railroad kings who, should they secure
the concession and supplant the French
corporation, would mother revive the
wOrk on this canal nor allow others 10
complete it.
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Hattie In MO ornnds do su,.

VALPARAISO, Feb. 96.--News reache.
here today Of IA desperate fight near
Bago, In Rio Gmnde DO sui, yesterday,
between the iederals aud the govern
ment forces. The latter met with
crushing defeat, anu large numbers Of
defeated soldiers deserted 10 the victors,
carrying their arms aud ammunition
with them. Prospects for truce are
not now considered ~ favorable.
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nurdcrcd Her neither and cousin.

CoLLIEGwooD, Ont, Feb. 20.-Jen.
ne Wonoh, ld'year old girl, muir.
dered her mother ind cousin, q boy
hve years old, Thursday night, in a
shanty In which they lived near
Cr0ighleith, The girl used an AK, ald
the bodies OF her vlctlms were terribly
mutilnted. Jennie's brother brought
the news Of the murder to this place
today, ami said hia sister wanted his
mother out OF the way 30 that she
could marry her lover. Tho girl has
not yet been arrested.
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TIM Kansas FIGWE
Republicans Sustained by tho Court
nnd P0puIist. dive Ia,

ToPmSA, Kan, Feb. 25.--Chief jus
tlce Horton, In delivering his opinion,
started II by reviewing tho weli,known
facts In connection with the 0rganiza-
ton OF the rival houses, and thon went
on 10 review tho manner IA which log.
lslative bsdies arc organized, aud cited
"MoCreary on Election" 10 show that
the proper persons 10 organize house
are those holdldg certificates OF cleo
tlon, The suptt mo oour. Ofl Nebraska
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THEY GO 70 wAsmiNuroN
nut Not to Negotiate n Loan tor
Mexico.

hhA NnA 10 NFshAihiN iuhu Tor
Mexico.
San ANTONtJ, Tex, Feb. IS. Hon.
Meteas Romero and rOrsioriO Dia1,
Jf., bDn Of Prcsidont Diaz, OF the Ciiy
Ut Mexico arrived here luis evening NJ
$3.50 p. N. anu lett ut g:SJ p. M. for
Washington. Mr.. Diaz is about Is
yeats OF age, AMI goes 10 Washington
as a military htlache " the Mexican
legation. lie recently graduated from
the National Military academy. The
distinguished party were called upon
at ,ho Mexican consu late by your cor.
respondent, who was accorded tue
following interview: "l nm on my
way 10 Washington to take my old
prtitl0n as Mexican minister 10 the
United States. / have been succeeded
NJ secretary Of Mex 60 by Hon. Jose
limatOur formerly chief clerk Of port.
folil."
"ls there no truth In the report that
the object OF your visit 10 Washington
Is 10 negotiate "a loan for tho Mexican
government" was nfked.
"No; none whatever. Mexico rs
not attempting to negotiate new loan
with any Cuuntty.N
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IIAnuIsoN's FUTURE.
Ie May bs offered Professors Chair
la Chicago.

NEW YoRll, Feb. GA morning
paper says that considerable CORES.
pondenou is going on between Presi.
dent Harper OF Chicago University
and John D. Rockefeller, concerning
the best methods OF promoting the
growth OF the university. From liiut
dropped by the millionaire, 1t Ia b..
lieved that the chair of constitutional
law Will be endowed Ia connection
with Chicago University, the salary to
be $4,000 FER year, and President
Harrison will be invited to accept the
position and lecture at least twice a
week 10 the students OF tho Chicago
educational institution.
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NLnellny nnd ILIpnty.

SAN FRANUhoO, Cal, Feb. 2G.-W.
q. Ripley, who shot Mackay, ~ ttili
alive, anu his physicians suy be- has
Onc chance In ten thousand 20 recover.
tie has partly lucid Intervals, but has
az yet given no satisfactory statement
why hc committed the deoi. HIS
ueGth socms only question Of Il tow
more hours. Mt. Mackay 10 rapidly
improving.
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DURANGO, Mexico, Feb, 25,-Th0
international railway is 10 be immedi.
atsly extended to the Pacific coast,
over tho sierra Madro mountains, IL
ID also the intention OF &. Z. Hunting
ton, president OF the Mexican lnterna-
tl0nal, TO build line from Durango
10 Guadalajnrs, nud ultimately to the
CITY of Mexico. The Mexican lnter.
national railroad company expect to
have their extension TO tho Pacific
coast completed 10 COnma within two
years.
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BA1TiMuRE, Md, Fob. .G.--Blool
may bU ehed ia Virginia waters this
week. Maryland oyslermen inai-t on
ucspoiling the oyster beds ON tho VII.
ginia boundary and the Virginia oyster
police now threaten 10 shoot. Two
Maryland vessels have already been
captured and the Virginia oyster police
teot have been ordered 10 the scene.
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RrcEwEns ApPoINrED.
caforde a Taylor Company In.
solvent,

solvent,
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. GA sensa-
ton was CAUSED LAKE tlis afternoon BY
the announcement that CalOrds anu
raylOr company, incorporated and
controlling tho Reading Roller Mills,
were insolvent anu receivers had been
applied for by Como OF the principal
creditors o, the company. At o
O'Clock counsel Tor the company Rp-
poared IN Common Pleas court No. .
aud lled II bill IL equity on behalf Of
number OF creditors, asking for tho
appointment Of receiver, anu also Tor
IA decree declaring the corporation IN
solvent. The court took immediate
action, aud after hearing statements
OF counsel, appointed as receivers
Joseph IL. Cai0rdu and william II.
Harrity,
The corporation was organizsd with
n capital OF s5O0,OOO, OF which 100000
was Issued.
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AGAINST RACING.
CicrEymen Fake Up "a Fight Agsins,
ihr Practice.

CAMDES, n. j., Feb. 2O.-Nearly all
the clergymen throughout the state
today cJndemned In strong terms the
Legislature for legulizing racing In the
state anu the matter will be fought
through the courts.
JERSEY CRY, Feb. 26.--The regu lar
service IN the Congregational tabes.
nacle was omitted tins evening and an
anti.race track Indignation meeting
held instead.
FREEHOLD, n. j., Feb. GA large
indignation meeting was held here TO.
night. Strong speeches were made
against the race track bill by clergy.
men, lawyers aud prominent citizens.
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HOLLY, Mich, Feb. 25.--Thomal
and John Tagan, brothers, aged about
eighty years, were found this morning
dead on tho floor Of their home, four
miles from hero. Search OF the prem.
ises revealed hidden away In roll
$4,000 dollars In currency. Ii Is
thought the two men were frozen to
death last Sunday night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27

BALliloRE, Nd, Feb. 2j.-- Colonel
Frrirrirs Rtiuc, owner aud editor OF
the GJman Correspondent OF ilis city,
died thi- evening. For more THAI u
generation Colonel Raine has teen
thu central figure Of the Gstmans Of
Baltimore.
NEw YORK, Feb. 26.-Fnucis or.
mUnd French, president OF the hlun.
haitian Trust company, diod this after.
noon al Tuxedo.
SYDNEY, Feb. sG.-King George
Tub0u Of the Tonga Islands 30 dead.
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their reason. This measure canno be-
accepted 40 n full anu complete settie.
ment NJ the claims pf the peun.c and
we have no hesitation IN declaring
that instead Of titssng 20 wouif
prove curse TO our country. t'isrr.
hoiutly unworthy 81 tie tfauilll g and
wants VI the people,"
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OAr,lct War rcnrrd.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 20. 49, A
convict war Is again threatening to
rcnd Tennessee. Governor Turnoy
has announced his intention Of with
drawing the standing army. Tho
mlueta last nightheld q meeting and de-
ciind 20 llberato 600 COuvicts In the
valley aud IRE che Hiockadus.
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Probably ra,ai Fight

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-A prize fight be.
tween John Macarthur. and Louis
Vera, both Of Chicago, was fought
near the city early this morning.
Both men were ioariuily punished,
Vera buing knocked out In tho twenty
second round. lie was 40 badly Ia
jured his recovery Is doubtful. Nc.
Arthur and nine others were arrested.
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mo AppRlss ~ orNuIsn.

OMAHA, Feb. 2G.-M. V. Gmnon.
PRECEDENT Of the lfiih National Lea. " J.,
cmphatically deuica that he authorized
tue adir,ts issued last week by tho
officers q the league, directed nluinst
the Gladstone home rule bill. Cannon
asserts that II would bee the greaioit
preiumpiion for tie league 10 dpnouuce
tho bill which 10Th factions IN lrelani
agree TO support
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PIrIsBuRo, Feb. 20. - Henry q.
Bauer anu Carl kuold, anarchists, con.
vicled ms accessories 10 Bergman In the
shooting OF Chairman HI. q. Frick, Of
the Carnegie Steel company (limited),
were sentenced today TO 1--WE Year,
imprisonment In the Western peniIen.
tiary.
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tssned To the NntiounI
w. League oi America
Ltasus II a,osll, Feb. 25.-rhe National
ADDE'S ~ america tonight issued nm
Plhe br.sia. .Ishmen. IL ID signed
sisf and i , Secretary and treas.
HlrsSrr,in part Is ~ follows:
h,e thenS'.hl,aFe Inclined to congratu.
hing Of an 'ses on tho seeming begin.
prtsperi,u eia OF liberty, peace. and
leland ZIG, ,qf Ireland. Home rule inr
ld,hms Undoubtedly sounds well Inn,
VA eonsllouid ponder bslore arrlyiny
huna t Ia u, aud not allow msrs
put their sympathios ab nsss
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CANADIAN RELATIONS.


n,"'.AAsliNGToN, ID. O., Feb. 28.-The
C,nsde OF President HARRISON on
On ~ relations sont to Congress
HIM srl inst. In response 10 MIR.
h,pon,., v,.olution Of July last had
Hou,a ~ u bill Introduced In the
hin Yesterday by Representative
hyI.l,. no measure Is voluminous,
hbl.hyg and amending the laws es.
vllb ,hs Intercourse anu relations
Ane,lo provinces OF British North
lnI cs s anu 1ho Republic OF Mexico,
loed I S,,ies out the suggestions bro.
d Yr'y We President In his mess.S,
"'euy the present ineaualiti.s.
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PAUL NgUMAN PLEASED.
A Commission 10 Investigate ths Affairs
on The Islands.
why rue auEEN RETIRED.


WAsiuNgroN, ID. c., Feb. Is The
Hawaiian treaty b. thought 70 be dead
ir this session. This Is reluctantly
conceded 10y its friends. Tho action
N the senate today IN refusing 10 20
Into executive session, though tho hc-
ton doubtless has reiefenc, In the
Honohe.t circuit Judge nomination,
also Is accepted as u conclusive indlci.
ton that the treaty would be shelycd
Tor the rest VI the -cs1lon. The treaty
matter eau OF course be taken up ia
the extra session, which viii convene
Immediately after tbs present Cjn-
grtr7 dice, but unless some marked
change occurs there Is believed 10 loo
no prospect OF action on ii during the
present administration.
Possibly knowledge of lts dlspositien
on the part Of the senate had some re.
hrN inil loncU on the action OF tho
House. There was 10 have been
meeting Of the ways AM inuana com.
mlltce Of the uouyu 10 cnnslder the
resolution, but It dil not take place.
Ono Republican committeeman sail
his colleagues were uuitrlly nfalnst
the resolution. lie Predicted TINT the
resolution would be permitted 10 fall
To tlc ground. The Democratic mean.
beH Of the committee are still rxnmin,
Ing ihe subject, bu. u does not seem
likely that tue resolution will b.
pushed.
NEUMAN's CHANCE.
wAsHNdrON, u. c., Feb. 98..-Paul
Neuman, envoy OF Queen Llliuokalini
10 Warrington, TO-DAY expressed c0nn.
donco I'm the conviction that tho treaty
OF annexation made with the commits
sloners Of the provisional government
Of Hawaii was practically defeated
He said the Senate would be asked
next week 10 appoint u commission To
visit the Islands AMI investigate tho
condition Of affairs there. II this 10
done, he said, the Senate and country
would learn the conditions under
which the people OF Hawaii would
almost unanimously support move.
ment for the annexation OF the ISLANDS
n u then should be determined that IL
was the best thing for both countries.
He asserted that the queen was not
deppsed, but simply retired 10 her
private residence In order 10 avert
conflict with United States troops.
lie asserted that Minister Stevens WAS
compelled 10 raise the United States
Nag over this government buildings III
Honolulu. Personally he hoped tho
ptotectorate would be maintained
until the sure c1ursn OF the islands had
been settled. Neunan criticised the
action Of Davies IA starting TO tho
United States with Princess kalulani,
and also the reported proposition TO
Minister Lincolu In London 10 accept
the United states prOtrc,Oraie over the
islands with the princess on the throne
with u regency for three years.
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A Gun for the Fair.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Feb. "A double
six.inGh gun tubes sixty-two feet long,
was finished today at the Bethlehem
Ordnance Works. 1t VIII bo sent to
the Chicago Fair as the lBethlehem
company's exhibit.
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rnnerel of nnrarr,h sI.lc,..

ATLANTA, Ca, Fob. 20, - Tbs iuncr.
al of tho Misses Force, who were
murdered by thuir sister yesiofda9,
took place from their late r,siuout
this afternoon. 70 was probably the
largest attended In AtlnnlR's history.
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waunmai.or'a loss.

NEW YORIS, Feb. 25.-A philadol-
phia special 10 the World says that
John Wnnamaket's broker sold him
out his eutire holding OF Reading
stock last Sa urday and the net loss VI
the postmaster general by the trGdo
was about 100000,
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Land onenea fer seltlemcnt.

YUMA, Ar!z,, Feb, 20, Tho Pasu do
Los AlgOu0nis land grant case before
tho United states court was decided IN
favor Of Earl B. COe, Of Denver, tOdsy,
" no purchased tho title from tile
original owners. This opens 10 settle
ment and development 10000 acres OF
rich land, including portion OF the
town Of Yuma.
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ST. PLTEnaDURo, Feb. While
"a peaaant Wedding parry were crossing
the Dnicrcf yesterday tear Wtkptef.
inolay, the ice broke anu tWI sl,da
with ten PERSONS were swept under
mud all drowned.
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PORTLAND, Or, Fob. 80 90 Four
cases OF smallpox were discovered ia
st. Vincent huspital today. rhoy
were removed to the pcs. house.
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ru lougcF ago than ON the i7ih OF Jan.
Jury hai mtun that vlewui tie ques.
ton. Ia Mupplrt VI IBIS theory he
drclsfed that The scenes lately wit.
nrg oil ia the Kansas Capitol iu ~
iuahld such rule. ithai been urged,
Iuripu declare ], chat tbU c0ur. could
MI interfere IN q controversy brtWecn
rival bldica. uut tho supreme court
clsli not PAYS by the question because
20 was unrlea.aut. tt had no more
r'gi, 90 decline % exercise itl fight Of
] urls lic.1n thau 10 assume juhsiic.
lion net given 60 &c.
10 the cuuc Of his opinion the
chiti Justice Incidentally endorsed ihu
action Of Judge HnzrI NJ tho dialrlot
court In mlEiug permanent the in.
Junction nyainu state rfcuurcr Bid.
die, restraining him IRON making
Payments uu, OK the state treasury
up1u thU authority OF Appropriation
bills rnstei by the pOpulisl house.
In c9uciuai'n thr court pronounced
a formal urcibiOn ON the hahca. crrpua
ca-u, aud announced that Justice
John 1u coucurrsI fully IN the courtd
opinion.
The decision oil the court puts an end
70 condition Of Affairs more UNIQUE
AMI exciting thuu anything which iIas
THRILLED lNansns Hlucr the border wnrs.
Tie ircaontscs. ion o' the legislature
expires ny limitation March 800, ana
~ VIII be ucCeg'ary O. hold an extra
srtsIgn iu or1of 90 transact necessary
hu inr8g.
Tho effect OF the opiuion upon the
election o. Judge John Martin ne sen.
alor Hrems tn DO au uncertain quantity.
Republicans anu atllwurt Democrats,
however, have decided b. make no
election, nud,t there being no contestant
TOT the seat, nu1 Martina Credentials
being regular upon their face they
may DE accepted hy tho senate. There
may bc Joint session Of the house
au0 senate held later 20 choose SEN.
nlOr, nui IN thnt event tho Democrats
would doubtless i0in the POpuiisis.
r0ruLt1s GIVE up.
Tho MON ets OF the populls. house
went Into caucus this evening ~ con-.
slider what action 10 take la view u
tho Supreme court decision uphold ling
lie legality u the CIRCULATION tf the
Republican house. After discussion "
was decided h. name committee Of
three 10 wait upon the governor aud
consult wi,h him uB % the future
coJrlc anu report 90 the house Moniuy.
The general sentiment OF the caucus
was 10 abide by ihs COURTS dccisi0n
aud Join the Republican house. The
governor In an Interview, took tuat
view OF the situation. The committee
will make "A report to that eject Mon.
DAY and tho POpu,ist house will then
dlssoivc aud IL members join the rival
organization.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

II 10 probable that the expenses OF the
Worthwhile. Mich. tish hatchery will he
reduced trom s5Tap Per annum. as 70.
ports~l by the tish commission. 10 $3.50
Nhlch has been recommended by the
secretary u the treasury. This will pro-
vide for a superintendent at 5000. q
foreman. hshcuiturist and four iaborers
The expenses o. the Alpena. Mich. sta
tion for the ensuing year will DO sl..up
for a foreman aud $50 for fisheui-
turisL
The disbursements by the treasury de
paTtment during tho last hscal year for
the repairs aud preservation" Of the
public buildings in Michigan were az
follows: Detroit custom house. si,iG6;
marine hospital. s233; Grand Rapids
pubic buildings. s2.iss; Port Huron,
sl.s-s; Marquette. s2ii; Kalamazoo.
siO7.
The house yesterday passed the SEN
ate ball sppropriating sJo,0cO for the
employ nent % additional deputy cob
iectors OF internal revenue 10 enforce
the Chinese restriction act
A ball providing for three additional
associate justices Tor the territory Of
Oklahoma vas passed by the house yes
teTday.
John Cosgroye OF Detroit has been APP
pointed plumber q the mail bag tepair
shop Of the postoliicc department
Major Griffin. the new Michigan men,
Der has been assigned 10 scat No. "a on
the western SIDE 81 the chamber.
Congressman German Of Michigan has
returned. Congressman Richardson will
reach Washington Friday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

" s<sfsoroS. Dee q -Patssts CREATED
T. Ai-hixaa lnseasors v. be4ls. De
ffpit spparttas hsf FerfofafInz strips
To- aftaafinx fyFs nay charles IL
hasck. sssieaof ID IL l. omiih. Jack
snn. Oh stove; ltaFfx haiaes. toiaisalsF.
fsats. .eo.ga " Kelly. AsrfUetfe.
k.aks fs.f s,sxks Peter A Leoaard. t-Fss,
sirs streteter. james Metllsstsr. south
AanlsfAsas. odssttsBg aeyics for sa~-
mlil esg ages. " ilasn Z Ac0fas. Ply
.noaga. cssA ssgistef Indicator sad TO
esf ~. ti.iah A. Ovenspisr. assignof -
ne A,aeriraB H4rrfow comqlny, DE
tsosf. walking cultsator; Jsesli' fagosi
xiE.44. tifasd ispil.z. sxteasiais table,
Charles ~. j. kabin. tirand kaph's.
stock securing and feleaaing dssses'
hss0iaa n Ialel. Alpea4. electric motor
~ dynaa.o. frankie y. Wide snd T. y.
Caal rte.l LAEss. sled; JOha IL Nolf.
kaasoal aind Wheel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
Company's
Great
Depression
Sales.

The magic lever that unbolts
the doors of commerce and
quickens into new life the par
alyzed trade pulse. Daily
scenes of activity heretofore
unknown in Grand Rapids.
Thousands of new faces from
distant points catch the inspir-
alton caused by our Emergency
Sale Prices as they are herald
ed abroad. and railway coaches
convey them to the store of
Spring * Company. Like an
electric flash our depression
prices illumine the whole civ
ilized country within a radius
of many miles
The Dry Goods markets of
New York are tumbling Ike
golden grain before the reaper.
Importers are falling over each
other to uhdersell the market
and get cash. Our New York
buyer Is constantly working
among those desperate men
armed with necessary argu-
ment. and you'll scarcely be-
lieve what he is accomplishing
until you visit our store. IL is
not often that a retail buyer
can save from % to 80 per cent.
below the usual prices.
In the nature of things this
condition cannot prevail long.
but while IL lasts you NAV
bank on this store as holding
out the greatest advantages
that are born of the times and
retaining what We have earned
tho place at the top.
Respectfully,
SPRING * COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

: AVS ARsoN. Mich-. Dec d-Ths stu.
ceuts are thoroughly aroused over The
condition q Affairs IN the northern pen
insais. anil coutrlbutioas are already
Esiag malis 1hs Stadeats' Christian
a.. cssiI5n las taxen the nitlatofy step
Ia fns nsaitsF b. throwing opeu their
large tuli,ilag Nowb berry hail Tor the
receislrx Of supplies. A committee %
sgudrnts has 4iso been appointed 10
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