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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-21

FoRr SMITH, Ark, Dec 2l-Mrs John
Hendricks, the third victim of Mondays
tragedy, died last night. Mrs Garrett,
thu fourth victim is suffering intensely,
and her arIv will probably have 10 be am
pntatea to save her life Day who is IN.
der arrest rs an accompllcg to Young Pat.
rick In the crime has hccn tranferred to
the federal Jail for safrkeeping. us ii is
feared that all attempt will be made to
lynch him
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-21

BERLIN, Dec. 2i.-1he wedding ot tira 4
Duke Ernest of lles-e 10 Priras4 Vic
tofin daughter Of the Dtke OF save Co
burg and Gpthn (the Ddke Of EdinharglD
willtah place during Tie l,t,t week Of
April The prospective bride and groom
are both Rrandehildren Of Qneen Victoria
The Grand Duke Ernst is the son Of the
late Gramd Duke lndwis n and Princess
Alice of England
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-21

Be TON, Dec 2l.-The jury in the case
of Miss DR.. Mary J. Henderson, charged
with criminal malpractice In causing the
death of Mrs. Ellen Perkins, of Everett,
rendered "A verdict of guilty. The de-
fendnnt was deeply affected by the an.
noupcement and sat silently sobbing dur
ing She judges charge. She was sentenced
to eight years in the house of correction
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-21

PhhGSFIELD, n. j., Dec. 2l.-Judge w
A. Coddington, of the city court was
horscwhipped by Jeptha Wagner, an old
maxwell known for Ia eccentricity, just
as he was leaving his office for home
Wagner was arrested. Hls wrath against
Judge Coddington arose from the fact
that The latter had appeared as counsel In
an ejectment suit against him
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-21

HAMBURG Dec. zl.--ln the trial of tifty-
one prisoners charged with detruttIng
the railways by a System of bribery,
twentytw two railway servants have been
Sentenced yariously from three months to
two years Nineteen cattle dealers have
been sentenced from one 10 to six months,
with heavy fines,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-21

BEongLYN. Dec 81 - George Boyuton.
the American accused of having tried TO
blow up Mcllois warship Aquidahau. has
been released He was let 20 on parole,
hat commaudant Admiral therardi says
he knows where to find Baynton il he
shaald want him
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-21

DAEagRY, Conn. Dec. gi.--Fhe locked
ont hatters are beginning to show siRus
OF weakening, and many are leaving town
dnily for Newark, y. j., and other hating
towns. The unions have reduced the
weekly financial benefit to the members
u a small amount 1t is said that the
factories will start up next week as inde.
pendent shops,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-21

WAsutNGroN. Dec. ?l-Mnister Men.
donra received no nows from Brazil today.
He stated that he did not think there was
any change in the situation and was eer-
tninly not of the opinion that the rebels
were gaining ground. Ills latest adyiees
from Rio were to deny nil report OF rebel
trainu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-21

CHICAGO. Dee. u $othing has yet
materinlized on the charges Of fraud made
by he Republicans. Ii is not likely that
anything will be done uutil after the OIL
cial canvass OF llie vote, which ought To
be finished by tonight The Democrats
do not expect a eourrsi unless the official
canvass shows tho vote to he very eiose
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-21

LITTLE Rook, Dec. 2l.-During street
fight at Judsenia II. p Cleveland a prom
innnt lawyer was shot and probably fn-
tally wounded by Town Marshal J. n.
Runards. The marshal is under arrest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-21

ATHENS, Dec 2i.--The British wer YES
sci Humbur collided yesterday with IN
Italian bark of Cape Matapan, ia the
aouthernmost extremity of Greece, and
cut her to the water edge There are no
further details The British warship
Amphion has gone to the scene OF the col.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-21

wAsHiNaToN, Dec. 2l.-These fourth
class postmasters have just been appointed
IN Pennsylvania Litchheld, .. +. John
son: Plymouth Meeting J. 5, Young;
Windham, L. t. HagGdorn New Jersey
Columbus, T S. Page
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-21

PoTTsyuLF, Pa. Dec. 21.-At p meeting
of city council Councilman William u.
Townsend was asked to resign. He had
been chairman Of the construction com
mittse, and an Investigating committee
found he had misappropriated certain
sums of money, and by presenting fraudu-
lent bills had dofrauded the borough out
of cc9siderublo money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-21

NEw CASTLE, Pa, Dec. al Thomas II
Shannon late cashier OF the Pittsburg
and Western railroad at This point. " no
WAS convicted of cmbr.Hlement of S1, Ion
OF the comphuy's money, was sentenced
to Two years and ten months impri,on-
mput
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-21

PorTsvlLLE, Pa, Dee. 81. - Martin
Dougherty. whose age IA said to be be
tween l0l and 40 years, died at Newtown
He came to the county from Ireland in
1879 He worked as a farmer up to last
summer He was undoubtedly tha 4ldest
man in this county,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-21
TIN v AR IN BRAZIL.
Ali Business in Rio Janeiro Prqo.
tically Suspended.
GOVERNMENT TROOPS DEFEATED.

Surprised by Admiral dn CANA on Cover
nndor Island, Thcy VIII Probably bo
Obliged to surrcndor-M Minister Men
donca Denies Reports of Rebel Niotorlcs.
LNSDoN, Dec 81 The Times publishes
the following dispatch from Rio de Jan
Giro, dated Dee III, via Nunteydeo Dec 20.
"Snce ms last dispatch the insurgents
aNc.d,rcctcd q heavy rifle and machine
gun fire on the short front driving the
government troops from the custom
house Largo da paco and other points.
Consequently all business in the city is
practically stopped and there is no com
mnnicatioa between tho shipping and the
shore
The heavy artillery fire continues. on
Thursday Gftesnouu when the garrison of
Nillcgaignpn vas dining shell from
ten inch Armstrong gun ON Fort Sac Joao
penetrated the easements, killing five men
ant! seriously rounding nine othors. On
Friday five men a. Fort illegniguon were
wounded.
The government ON Thursday al
tempted 20 retake Goyernadlor island. but
the insurgents surrounded the invaders
(Who comprised thousand men and some
artillery, Genpral Telon commandingl,
cutting off their retreat
The government troops, on landing,
hrgan iiiinE at n small insurgont hospital
for contagious diseases. and thOn the
main body appeared aud advanced with
out seeing admiral da Gama, who, with
$50 men and four field guns, was concealed
in tha briishWo1d When the government
troop We're 3a9 yards distant the nsur-
gcn, battery opened fire from the four
guns, trinx COO rounds in two hours. and
liIppi a hau,.N inn md
riiln fire upon the enemy, killing and Sc
Ntrly woundinR many. General Tellos
WIS one of the first wounded The gov
cra'nCnt troops broke Immediately anil
fed in all directions, The iasuI4 gents had
seTan wounded, 1t is Thought that the
government troops are entrapped and that
they will surrender
During the skirmishes OH the shore
front during the past week the Insurgents
lost i've killed and iiftccn wounlcd and
the government lost u hundred. 1t Is inn
possible to obtain thr exact lgures.
Persistent runiors are in circulation
regarding "A naval engagement said 10
have taken place between the Aqudnbun
and Republic and the Tirairentes and
monitor Ealla, resulting in the capture
of he two hitter"
The dispatch concludes with the remark
that further protection OF foreign com
narce is impossible, unless the armed IN
tr2Yentinn Of foreign powers prevents fur
ther lighting
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-21

WARSAW, " y, Dee 2f-Zebina Mich.
OILS, a prosperous farmer, living two miles
west Of Dale, was fatally gored by a ball.
He wns shoekingly mungled and died in
an hour. He was 90 years old, and leaves
a family.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-21
ClRLISLE'S REPORT.
Recommendations by the Secretary
Of the Treasury.
PLANS FOR INCREASING REVENUE.

a Proposition 10 Issue Bonds I'm Small
Denomination, So That working Pco'
pie Mny Invest Their snvings-favors
Increased Taxes on Cigars, Spirits, Etc.
wAsHINoToN, Dec 2i.-Th- annual re-
bort of John &, Carlisle. secretary of the
treasury, was submitted to congress yes
teriay. The most important features OF
the report are thesecretary's recommends
lions for taxes on certain clHssts of in
comes. legacics and SUGGESTIONS, and an
increase OF the internal revenue taxes on
cigars. cigarettes, spirits and other pro
ducts.
The secretary recommends an increase
OF ten cents gallon on the internal reye
nue. tax on spirits, an nd ditional internal
revenue tax on cigars and cigarettes, new
taxes on playing cards, cosmetics, per
fumeries, lcgdCies and SUGGESTIONS, and
incomes from investments in stocks and
bonds of corporations aud joint stock com
punies. . ..
In relation to the proposed taxes OF,
cigars, spirits, cigarettes and playing card
dealers, the secretary says these woGl#
fall upon comparatively small number
ot people. Consumers of these article.
ought not TO complain, as they are mo-
necessary to health or comfort
Tax on Lesacies and Incomes.
The secretary says the tax on legac;es
and Suggestions has the merit Of NJ; being
inq''ie.'"'i"i or iuri' 10 e, ,'n'"n, "t 70,
ethi,'h' M"u,' 10. oe uppOhgell' upon
ls9 u w. ~. va p'upu
~ ~ 'iut" ~ Sta'.i'l'',' "S '" Sue H'''0 "
'"S i1l'l'S' ~ Ho''' "'''' "l'!' !" ~.
spee' 'nr ,'co'',s VI .ho courts "H,re 'iis
,,,i re','''"S 10 the Proper'S must
We hi'u ine 'aA "ool" Ut gust h'So' n'-
hsih'th uS we ,eieiiclarles owe tilo'r ao-
u"ieih2n' % the property to no ell"ft on
th.'f part
III 'he case ol incomes irom Investment
IN corporations ana lulliI stock companies
'he l,' 1lh' IL sechtea, the secretary saSN'
b'lnpiy ny inc earning capacity OF the cap
hti Wlth'h' p'ranhal ehoFt' non CON
pelied 20, ~ reason OF its necessities hna
uepiete' revenues, the government Shpulh
taN tho5e whose possessions are shch as 10
en"hle then I" escape wholly or IN pHT'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

written H. Bu. the idea didn't happen
- occur - me.
Perhaps" ! suggested. lit was not
entirely the hook that ala t."
well. said he, lit was a frst-rate
Advertisement. no doubt about that !
guess gcos many people saw those
artlslcS when hrSt began writing
theu. aidnt know they would turn
uut ,,se Nay they did. II was jgst
nofion that thought would On a
eolsTnn or two. an1 started IN on Il
After swliie ! fonnd The papers we're
copying them The ones that weren't
ccV7{nx them were abusing them.
which was inst ss good for me. and
pcrhsps better. - kept along
insisted that there ~as. never.
.hsiess. mo apparent logical connection
between lie book and The governor
shlp.
Wen. ron see I'm pr>tty well known
who're ii~~~ quo.h Mr. Peck I've
lived there about all my life. thonrh I
wss eo-n In Jefferson county. y =.
ard had paper ever IN Kansas b.
fore I started Fecxs sun. Rat the
people round In Wisconsin got - knew
me pretty vel outside - the h.,ok.
sud / guess that raAy hare had some
thing ~ 10 with t.
And ~ row sr~ = JeFer-on coun.y
nsn7~
'~Thsv ssy al The statesmen come
from jefferson ccantv. rsfosnef tie
governor. with = ehaclie \ W.
born there. anyhow. bat 2ns nut hsr-
pretty youne
\. hssf re~ur-~i - i've that pssss9i,iv
Decks fs.i pov vss y reriiaisrcnee Il
NE siistir guishee snthur's awn oaiit
bod. bat wh~u 7 eavr az sntinAtion
II mr. eonj~efsre. be shifted TIE -
sponsikility.
I've zot $50 hev~.- ~ sail "sns
elsiser = th~na usisht haze teea Sc
bar. ona Ct tAszn IA married. sni sas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

OF interest 20 the public. ] hardly
know myself how I became governor.
liz was one OF those things that happen
sosne zines. and which are liable rot 20
happen again. However, II get an
opportunity 20 talk 10 you | nay be
abie "a tell you what little know in a
couple 81 minutes lonrs very truly,
oeorgs W. Peck"
This communication cane % hand
on the Saturday morning specified. and
l lost no time in putting On my hat
and walking over 20 the fair grounds
IL was a fine warm day. ard thousands
OF people were scattered about every
where. and the pretty Wisconsin build
iEg was full OF II presarnel Wisconsin
people; the broad veranda which sur
rounds Il was crowded. aud the hand
some hall and rooms were full This
ediiiee, unlike many OF the state build
irg.. contains no exhibit of anything
pertaining 20 the state except It's taste
and it's comfort: and the result II one
Of the most attractive mansions on the
grounds
AsI did not know TIE governor by
sight had recourse a. a young gentle
man writing az . table upstairs. Was
the governor IN? Yes. he wa~: he had
been In all morning Would the young
gentleman kindly convey my card 20
himp Yes. he would. IL / would wait
. little. l waited. and in few min
u,es beheid my friend approaching,
and beside him q man of middle age,
with an alert. capable look. whom 1
OWNED 10 be the parsonage Of whom
was in search
Physically he Is n compact, brisk fig
ure Of about five feet eight. with good
shoulders. weil-forrned hands and feet,
n short neck. n ruddy visagc. short
gray hair, thinning away from the
forehead. and white mustache
and imperial His head, without be-
ing larger than the average. is
well-balanced and capacious; the fore
head denotes quick observation and
humor, and the rather full setting
of the eyes and the twinkle that
abides in them spoke of love of fun
and readiness Of speech We're / re-
s,ricted TO two words To describe him,
<AOQil Say NC WIS CAtFcf anu ycAts-
Not being so confined. will add that
his features indicate good Judgment,
spontaneous insight into men and
things. q quick temper, modified by in
nate kindlincss and by knowledge Of
the world and OF human nature; fac
ulty of synthesis, of seeing things
in the mass. and q certain impotence
~ .y.ere detail
Although l could not question the
truth of the governors assertion that
he could tell me "all he knew In two
minutes" am d:strustful Of my own
capacity 10 assimilate 50 much inforrna-
ton IA so short time But. after all,
the mystery OF the governorship was
less abs.ruse. when you came right
down TO il. than it appeared at dis
lance
IF had known" Mr.. Peck OBJ
served, In response to my solicitation,
that writing that book would have
made me governor 4 wouldn't have
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

A few years ago there was much
criticism because 50 much money was
spent in educating cadets at tho Al
napcis naval s~eiemy. II also costs
a good deal Ia other countries 90 ecu.
cate officers for the navy. especially
for the British navy. 4 complaint WAS
patiishcd ia one If the London paper
a few aavs ago because each cadet
costs ahofl. 500 year ON the train
ing ship britannia at Darsmou.h there
are as cadets. with n staff 81 i0s In
sfrnctorS and IL costs about 5000, 900 a
year ., maintain them. OF this asaoant
the parents and gaariisns pay 80 The
government about as go year. The
RIVAL naval college AZ Greenwich Is
said 70 - another qaick~ant fer The
pahlie money. II costs 81. go q year
- keep II RAINING, and according -
the average attendance each 0friceT
there instrnetc., costs the country
about e. 6sa . vesv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
sxoRsy " rex

q many readers "a ''Peek's Fad Boy"
The future historian Of the human
natarr u the nineteenth century must
take account OF IL. and be may set IL
% against the enforced decorurl and
sutniSsiyeneSs q the Puritan boys OF
the seventeenth and eighteenth CEN
turies. intending George Washington:
ard reconcile the contrast according 20
she laws 81 heredity and evolution
!. be can
When. short time ago. IL became
known that Che author Of feck's BAD
by bad cefn chosen governor ~ the
stat- 90 Wisconsin. 1. = probable that
glsa macy people felt surprised. Ger
safa lirFight and conscientious authors
here srl there may have declared
tiesr action Isfulent by glowing com
rar,a rpoa thr condition and pros
poets IS i.,rrpturc which permitted
tiss nerrctrsfor - sucha volume 70
bold one 81 the up.t honorable AMI
rerarssfie aGices scccssihle % Ameri-
e1s rititraS What the mau who
copefsted HAT tissue % Vulgar absurd-
tiles. lo pus him On civic level with
Lowell. Motley and irviax2 Oar liter
asnre s. goirE - the dogs 20
st~ag ~ sir cofne,iyr' And theT would
sar 1fas ess the ne ~ writing bean
tffri nes-rv a-,d elevated action. y The
r..rVser ~ such iect Rubbish was 20
1T tte fererf
Nov 49, nee prefeusis hat the hook
n question hs- aes got plenty q good
healthy vnlearftF ~ So ~ that ia
hafrar Is net ~ an anvioas AL hois-
tsrtyns quality hat then. th..rr = n
great 6..sl - rufxsr5ty iu The Aneri-
can e..opie. SOD viicsrreal ,oFaness
ftr ersrsc rraef.ea joking Ana the
b.ak is popular oscauSe = rejects
vkss 80 are ard describes What We
d. sr souia Ike O. IN. did orpor.a-
ufr si,t ressurae s6snit. fessk'- Boy
vheterer Else 10 Il or i oct. = An
aHrrirsn ard Asnericsn< wish - b
ts shsst themselves. especially II
thtr ear srrh ~ The oarr1tive
teaii events. improved the chance
wsiss ,.ne an,i pace afforist me 10
rts'se a tsfs mai in~-efiessioa into the
matter tfieari. fhouEh fsfher Tar
frqn thr Hub - TIE Universe "a a
rrntrai Spct ~s-h steen iiHe- - rail
way errVerr4nx en il. amt FIRST AZ
present. esfnE - causes unnecessary
- ensitnrretc. "a contains. IN .fsiitioa
- go ~ rsr qsNa Il iahahisants.
iss'ersi reftiorent- - cisisens from
Az ever - coantrv Moreover.
Mssiis7n. th- capital e Wlsroa-
50. - less taan one hundred
rliir- sear. All Ml.suxee i No fur.
fher. ard Ia thes~ sssa eisIes t..,v Peek
lies eficisilf - the srst. ,nl d,.r,e~-
,ie.liY in ths ethe- Finally. the CIV
ern'r N's- every h.,sr sl-r. : ir.r-~-.-
80 II tas 80 ss,d Ia - every -ork
Tl,srr = Wiserneiu state tuflAinr N
the fair. fhe aFranT en,easa = Witch
ar~ n1si~r the revsrr.rs supervision
and Il = there that 80 errsssn sars -.
A. =, ~ sre8 rhsn rrs.s ~ sffs~ns
him = uiT s~sixns apva -. hs ~
-site-i a. tols5vS4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
PECK AND HIS BOY
Hawthorne Interviews the Author
Of Packs Bad Hoy.
Jokes PLAYED BY DOUBLES.
fsa~ ne Bacanls Goverrs0s II wiscon-
.sn--sose % she Governor. seas the
soy--ss0sssnss Peas Deasss>

IA tae early part % tnis deeans.
Eeries of articles osgsa - appear n .
western asfssfaler. eatitled ''Feek's
I.4d bo9s-s,r. - azy rate. . was By
that EaEac that thsy were spoken Of
Z asY we're asoat . certain coy, and
they wers written ~ naar nsraed
foek, who ~ss Ire editor Of the gap-<.
The boy was tgPe; tae Kind % boy
who - fail u s.ta.ity knd o.erchsrge6
With boys seuse II hamor AID fun.
Wtich n expresses - dat Of practical
1pkes- The iuteriocator Of tbs boy.
sn4 bis sn0re 81 lrss involuntary play
u.atc. victim o. fellow coaspirator, "a
the case might DC. was <rs,cer. The
owaer e he sorner-Atore IA the cun.-
~ town ~ vxhieh the BOZ was . native.
TIE father and mother ~ the boy were
go,t. e0Esf-anplaee American people.
pitE --af.ry littia human tr4ilties and
stapi4ifies, Il which their ofIspring.
vita a lack % reverence somewhat
passing TIA average even Of American
Fou-h, failed not a. take advantages.
lhe to7 certainly Eaate things very
lively IA that western town, not Only
- -" - 80 - 49, 80 Htt-@t e@ttt 49,
tshe Inhabitants eensraliy. bat also f>r
himself. The hunor OF his inexhausri-
be FRANKS won the heart and ticki'sd
The rlsio4lities q the great American
people. A weekly record OF his adven-
tares Wa copied la newspapers all
oser The country, and when they were
collected ia book fnFri. every body
beeght . copy Of then and ehnckled
over tscn anew Ttcre = probably no
other Folvne Ia eur literature which
rrovokes more and morr Irresistible
laughter a. the linear inch than dccs
The ooek q the adventures q Pecls's
Dad Boy. Therp are three other books
1aaiegurs - this which WILL Al once
recall themselves 10 the memory:
Being a Boy By Charles Dudley
Warner the story OF 4 Bad Boy" by
) h Allriea, and The Adventures Of
<iebsrry Fina." by Mark Twain
L4ch Of these = excellent; bu. doubt
whethSr al Of them together have had
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

The waters # china abound in ti.h.
and 70 Is e<finzt~i hy high authority
that one ten.h - tie people - that
empire derive their food ffam The
water I he coasts are cryrsdes with
enserprisiax aud Industrious fisher
men. s0A t-esisie the net AL Ao8x a
great nufnH>r II tngeuion< sxr-~iieas.
are uS~A % eaptur. TIE ash En To
es&f~rs prpv!nces c-roorsrfs ars
trained - grcas nnnber< e. esfeh fsls.
~hieh thrY trinE - their Hsasser wAa
siss ~ hssss frsra ~hieh NJ Watches ~
80 same tsupe aftcsn ~ t~sniy Of ~
siris
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

NY Dear SIR l have reeeived your
letter, In whleh voc stats that goa
hoped ~ lunch With Eus~ns Field and
myself ca certain eeSAslon IA Chi
eaxo. ! am Fefy sorry that a. mol
permitted 90 1isp14y ~ yoa the wtie
wsstsra Appetite which | possess. sn1
u e.con.e a. salntea with yoa Len
pees - be ia chie4go On Saturday OF
tA.s ~eei. and Dsy remain over sun
day. lea say thai ron ~a1t a story
oas Of ns---soasthing about how be-
came governor 20 at know that /
eos.d furnish anything that would be
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
WONDERFUL CURES
OF THE FAMOUS SPECIALIST
YOUNG AND MIDDLE
AGED.

re-~ous debsiity. sssf7ess ~ssh ass--->. ->->s>
ias fron esfiv insssrrsesors en1 es.r.~ -
snsshees- ov-r~ork o. M tssL sear-su-
irssiustnt ef serrs -Fh.r 1isseses. frserppsr ~,
= issisun.ss.s. ~ szsrsissaea asa nsssr-.s
- -one sfisrf e,ssass- bsseaisssS ~rssn--s
si<.. rsaainE loff rlristssi. irar ssa<g. tarr-s-
nss ibabiaiy ~ eeii~rs Secs - rss.rrss,-r
s~f~s curinr eosrsyss'tnas snsllns 49, -.s
ie-sr iass cosfas.rs r. ~--s7 -s.. zen hiz--st
esafiss saai ~e-g s.s snsssss shsss
sroaiass az Ds-.r e..sss; ss--s ~ asrssus
.s5l=ps,. ofes esusins ifsstisy. oas sofa .,
sesine-s psrslfrss. nar.os~s-.. sns is.a
ei--a-.. susssn'ss - rpsss-s sssln--- So
7hs dl-s-e eta sf 80 os.r-s.issss,-..s 4.
st~sr- e,.r-d ~ f'r = clss Tod. v ss~ss
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
THE SILK COUNTER.

Here we shall offer all pieces under dress lengths
.as remnants" Every piece will be marked at sucn
een;no prices as shall force speedy clearance The
enormous trade we have done in silks during this sea-
son has left piles of remnants and we consider this the
best time for such an offering The prices will be nom
naI and interest is sure to begin early in the morning.
hence ladies would do we'll to take early advantage OF
this splendid opportunity. Lengths from q to IA yards
All kinds of Silks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
DR.. S. Clay Todd,
The Farosss Nerve spccIsiis.
no. NORTH DIVISION STREET.
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GRAND RAPIDS. MICH

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