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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-05
CURRENT COMMENT.
Russ" Harrison's Nerve.
From the CHICAGO Ne,os Record TndA

From The Chicago NetUs Record Ird.A
lluding to the story that his conduct was
the cause of MIR. Blaine's resignation as Secre-
tary of State, Russell Harrison says that
such statements do myself and Mr.. Blaine
great Injustice myself and Mr.. Blaine" is
good.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-05

John Bull is probably keeping a more
anxious eye on Cairo than Honolulu.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-05
1mproved RAILWAY service.

The new passenger and mail SEIZED ule in
and out Of Savannah, which was made
possible by the action of the Atlantic Coast
Line In quiokening the speed of its trains
and shortening its lines. was taken up last
week by the Plant system of railways
operating from Charleston southwark.
The necessity for improved service between
this oity and points in Florida has long been
recognized by the public, but it appeared
almost impossible to get the Plant
system to recognize il. Last week, how
ever, il decided to fall into line with its
northern connection and make a faster
schedule. THIS means more than the cars
rying OF passengers through 70 their des-
tinations in little less time than
heretofore; it means more business
to Savannah. When the facilities for
going to or from city are poor and
slow, people hesitate long before undertake
ing the trip; the visits of country merchants
are few and far between, and so are their
orders for goods.
The new fast schedule will remove any
cause for complaint of inconvenience In
coming to or going from Savannah. The
Guy IL now pTONluou Will DoeteI Ehlu odu
passenger facilities than it has ever had be-
FORE From the north three through trains
with Pullman cars arrive daily, also
vestibule train three times
week, over the Atlantic Coast Line; besides
which a vestibuled train arrives daily at
Columbia from New York over the Rich
mond and Danville and connects with a
train with Pullman palace cars for this city
This year Savannah has also the advautag Q
OF being the starting point for Pullman
sleepers on trains No. "A northward and No.
81 southward-the fastest trains run by the
Coast Line. This Is an accommodation here
tofore unknown to travellers to and from
| this city
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-05
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The states Of Georgia, Florida and South caro-
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-05
The Texas Tragedy.

A noticeable thing in connection with the
burning to death Of the negro Smith at
Paris, Tex, day or two ago is the almost
unanimous sentiment that he was dealt
with as he deserved. Nearly all the lynch
ings Of blacks in the south that have oc-
CURED in recent years have been made the
texts by northern newspapers OF harsh
criticisms Of the southern people. The
northern papers. however, have had COM
paratively little to say in condemnation of
the manner OF Smiths death. 1t was hor-
rible death, and 1t is almost impossible to
realize that the people OF any part of the
country would consent to the infliction of
such torture upon q human being
as that to which Smith was
subjected. But even ministers of the gospel
at the north have hesitated to condemn the
the torturing of Smith. They realized that
the people in any other part Of the country
would have done what the people of Paris.
Tex. did under similar circumstances.
The crime that Smith committed was of a
character to arouse an almost uncomfortable
feeling for revenge. The little girl he
outraged and murdered was only about
years of age. He was not moved to mercy
by her suffering, and the thousands OF peo-
pie who saw him tortured by red-hot irons
and burned at stake heard his cries Of
agony without feeling OF pity.
But IL is a question whether the manner Of
the black demons death will have as much
effect in deterring others from committing
similar crimes as his punishment in &C.
cordance with the forms Of law would have
had. Mob law seldom has a beneficial eff
feet, except in communities where uuau-
thorized force is depended upon to preserve
the peace. 1t is noticeable that in those COM
munities in which lynch law is resorted to
oftenest iawlessness is greatest.
One of the reasons why there are so many
| lynohings is the tardiness OF the courts in
trying criminals. For this the judges are
largely to blame, They are too ready to
grant continuances from one term of court
to another. The result is that when the trials
occur che criminals are often able to escape
punishment because the witnesses against
them have disappeared. There ought to be
law in every state requiring prompt
trial of any one charged with murder Until
there is it is hardly probable that there will
be decrease in the number Of lynchings.
y
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-05

Mr.. Watson of Georgia, presented to the
House for consideration on Friday plan
for the increase of the currency, founded on
populistic IDEAS He submitted bill pro-
viding for loans by the government upon
lands in the states TO the amount of two
thirds of the value. secured by promissory
notes payable in five years at per cent
interest; the treasury TO issue greenbackS
not to exceed 800. 900, 900 to meet the loans,
and the profits derived to be applied annual
ly 10 the extension of the free delivery mail
service in towns, villages and rural dis
tricts. In framing his bill, however, it
seems that Mr.. Watson forgot one of the
chief articles of his party's faith-that it
is the right of borrowers on land as oollat-
eral to get money at 2 per cent, and that
any percentage above that figure charged
for the use OF money is extortion. For that
fatal reason it is probable that even the
populists will repudiate Mr.. Watson's bill.
Four per cent. Outrageous!
The recently organized American Dis
tillers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers Asso-
citation is a kind of antitrust whisky trust,
composed OF distillers and dealers who have
not yet become a part OF the
great and original trust, the
Distilling and Cattle Feeding Cons
pany. The new trust proposes to make war
on the old one, and the recent collapse in
the price Of the old concerns stock may help
it somewhat. But the fight will not be for
the benefit Of the public. Each side is IN it
for profit, and consumers will, in the end,
pay the costs Of the war, whichever wins.
A rich and pretty woman was arrested
for stealing in New York store day or
two ago. The theft was at once explained
by saying she was a victim TO kleptomania.
Poor and ugly people never have that dis.
ease, it viii be noted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-19

Ne Pause Parker returned Monday
evening from Indianapolis. where she
ATTENDED, the bspfi-t contention 20
yeuHg people n. eielegate froa, Bsrran
iounx Propie's league = the city.
r. = Crog prominent grain dealer
- Clarkeyiile tais state. spent yesterday
Ia the r3fy visiting friensls Mr.. Cool
IL vr tins wsy - Chicaga 20 visit the
worlds fair.
Nr> u Bo~hovsn sni Mis-. Maud
Heyto~r eft yesterday AZ > 1'eisrk tor
Chicago ard the worlds fsir with The
q. q. ". ~ excursion train.
W Y. Walsh. formerly uadsr sheriff a
',is county. hs- been promoted 10 the
fsnk q captain IN the Columbian guards
Al the weird far.
Miss Mary An~rrre and Miss fnez
Thar~tou - f1ssng~ton stsret have "a
tsruesi from a ten days' visit b. the
xerhis FAIR
NJ sed Ma r = IEesIsien - Grand
t-Avafrs hars hem visiting N. A. Lap.
re- a N 80 Fast f'aifDn street
The Rev Charles T,onshue - Waiver
II y. Y 49, eslls-3 hrre Aeufsy BY the
serieas i.eess = his father. r Douahu-
q SrFitnet street
Ma kaA~ fa.iiv q Rochester - Wait
in9 Mr. stri Ma Charles fuday a No.
- ftefriea street
g = N~il- = erecting a hn.s house %
bohie@sn avenue ia the eastern en-
tsrfa
A@~ = A. Ersy - wysr>dotte - VIA
ting hef s,stes. Ma " Il Church.
~ = flrtea fslse sad 'ianshs~t. Mis-
Hae<t ieft - hisbeo lax nisht
Me- Ekso a Ceesueli % spending A
fes DAYS At Zee 3ehxiise
M fsuikieg 'sfs fas Mt ,fhsusp-,n.
Con8.. fester.tts
Ms~ Lstts Hast r. yi.sisns rrsssls At
3raveres titf.
Nv. ts~ssre II Nakiesen kes 2ee~ 81
Eas Lake LII 10 sist be- daughter,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-19

\ brief service viil &c held ever tho
remains n Mrs Sarah ke.chan az issg
today ~ tie residence II her son. No.
~ Jeffer@se avenue, and ths body will
Il shipped 70 Wusshsrre, Pennsylvania,
her form~r home. Tor burial.
bccaase % the sickness at the home
the regular meeting * the chiidren's
HoHse ssscletv vii - acid az the resi-
dence q strs. T. \. Noashy on Cherry
street tnis afterusDn.
Tho G. 3 ~ "a road ran a cheap ex-
rriFsssn ~ Chicsgo ~ the way az 81.
J,scpa yesterday. About lj0 persous
went doen Oh u.
Que carlo,sd 90 esthen ware Tor II.
I.e1uaFd sons & Go. ss cleared a. the
United states customs house yesterday.
The R<v. j. 4. Hustled hss been In
vlt-d g. soak at Par~1n Aracys re.
sival AZ I.@Se Osie-sa July ~.
The Putin street extension II the
street railway viii De completed 20 Full
Ter street Saturday.
Tha work ~ resiecorasing AMI altering
The r.afiors IL the Peninsula c.ub house
r. comy leted
ksrn IL Nr. add Mrs Henry 4.
Spfi< q No. ll9 Jssnetts sigr.t nine
pouad 10y.
View the regatta at Reesi's lake today
from Seetiends pavilion. seats free.
We carry the te~s line n is.s ready 10
wear cioshing GARpixER A BsxrER
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-19

Reau,ifui t..esi. arc ! lnrnrr fc~ pc-.e.s.

Beauffui tseta arc luxury lev po~-o~$.
We have heard people say they would give
30 and SO had
The true sscret Is aof much In the perfect
hes. IL the teeth An the snow like whitene@s
and the brilliaut polish
Al teeth arr capable 81 this with proper cars.
Washes and pasfss xhyuld be avoided they
are injurious a. also many 81 the powder--
4 properly prrysrrd powder. however. \ the
.snly right end perfect thing "a cleanse and pre-
srrve the teeth 1his we have suscected In pro-
ducinx after much labor lspd expense. The
formula Is b. one q the most notsss dnntists 81
of this counsry and i absolutely perfect
sApDDENTA--Is the name we have adopted
for a. and vs are the exclusive owners aud
manufacturers We guarantee sapodents To b.
the only perf~cf tooth powder on the market.
That ID wiii prevent decay aud rentrt the teeth
more hsaasifui With less trouble than sny ethss
pfeparafton 10 b. bad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-19

The Kent County Agricultural and
Industrial society has given "Wednesday.
September IL. Of the week Of the fair To
the Maccabees This will be the week Of
the great camp reyiew in this city and
the day will be set apart az Maccabec
day in all that the day implies The
waiting uniform ranks will 40 to the
fair and grand exhibition drill vii, b.
given with over 900 men in line. With
the expected 25.000 visitors In the city
il 10 safe 10 say that large crowd will
attend the Kent county fair on that day
and the Maccabees viii have AN oppor-
tunify to exhibit themselves in an at
tractive manner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-19

j. Boyd Pantllnd. proprietor OF The
Morton. Grand Rapids. came down on
the City of Grand Rapids from Petos-
key last evening. aud tais morning went
out To Old Mission. where his family are
spending tho summer.
Harry widdecomb OF Grand Rapids,
Who il largely interested in the Vogue
ton.sing resort. stopped over here on his
say north yestcrday.--Grand Traverse
E.vie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-19

The Cappon 4 Bertsch LEATHER com
pany ms temporarily laid OF one half
OF ils employees at Holland. on account
OF the poor demand for leather and the
dullness u business The company EN-
ploys J0 ~orkmen At the place. and the
10 released compose those engaged in
the rough work. Ing nnishers are re
tanned to work thH sock Of hides in
shape FOR the market. Those discharged
vii be taken back later IN the season.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-19

The G. 4 ". u. road has finally
moved its train dispatcher's Office from
Holland TO this city. After next Sun
day all cars Will be distributed and all
trains dispatched from here. The Office
o. assistant superintendent will be
moved also. and will be lo+ated in the
south end Of the new freight house at
the corner of Cherry and Calder streets
Assistant Superintendent Drake and
Chief Train Dispatcher r. u. Carr will
assume their new duties he the first
u the week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-19
BETTER FACILITIES NEEDED.
L. T. Psss-n VIII Move About Angus, I
Into Newly Equipped Bakery.

Grand Rapids people viii soon enjoy
the luxury % iinc new bakery built
after the most modern IDEAS I. T..
Patten. the popular baker for the pas,
i've years at No. Ito Monroe street. ow-
ing 81 a constantly increasing business,
wiil soon move fe~ doors Up the street
to No. Is. between the Hover store and
Pecks drug store. whcrc he will have
more commosiious quarters. A new
modern oven 10 being built in tho center
~ the basement in order " have two
bake Kitchens on either side. Some
very valuable features wilI he intro
duced when the new store opens.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-19

Among the recent arrivals at the Ne
alb Ia y anita are Mrs Rita L. Clark. Nor.
walk. Ono, r. B. knps and wife, Her
man q. Barlow and wife, Miss Minnie
Davis. T.. L. wcoiey and wife. Miss Julia
Bsrlow. Gram Rapids, h. &. Ayrcs and
uife. Dr. &. r. Miller and family. Cadil-
lac. Darwin L. Hughes and family. T..
&. Schultz and wife. Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-19

Revised LIST Of Entries fos ths
Boat Clubs Regatta
NEW sTaAlGHTAwAy COURSE
Yssm she Hal House nAsosAsase--A
rsr1ucs vsrw az an. Eini>A fsea
Es~sy Fosns oss shore

Today Grand Rapids viii have sn op-
postansty % witness ths frsx regatta
held hess z.scs IsaIs Al thu event -
O~4shtaEens crew. coDpossd " Ahs
Carroll. Chaotic McQusS1n, Jss~, Fox
and VIII Sergeant sm2sbsd the zuoior
kour record 1hs time they made
stili stznds- Toiays rzcs vii 10 sovsd
sser . Esx ccan>e. which has recently
teen lad out The naes have been
moved up FROM ID. northern cosnsr of
the lake. AID are planted = little north-
sa<s Il the boat houss. The epGrss 10
straight away fDr three toarths oe =
mic. aDd runs nearly east xad west
beng inclined = tee points 10 the sDutk.
A frs hundred feet from Manl,att2n
Beach the turn - made and the fini~h
take. place Only q abort distance from
the club hou--
This course Is equally - god - the
Odd one aad affossis far better oppor-
tnnlty tor the spectators Ia witness the
fnlsh- The members Of the club and
their lady srisnas vii BE- Afforded ac'
eommo<istions In ths club house, No
sFFansru1ents have beea made for the
comfort 81 SPECTATOR In general, but
they all have No difficulty Ia acuring
a. good a view of the race a. can 10 OBJ
tanned from the baaf house. The prom
easde az the pavilion and the upper
taloonies wall accommodate several
hundrsd 90 lookers. III. doess that
stretch along The shore 81 the lake furnish
rtoal fof tso or three thousand persons
who tasy De interested in the races
Entrsc. sor the Races.
The eoars~ " -, admirably laid out
t.,at the carsmen can be seen fror, every
posnt gissn at every stage IN the race
aud the finish sll be ia sight Of every
i-sly.
The sntEiss for the races are ~ fol
lo&s. toufs.
tlr-t Grew Ale Carroll. stroke; Char
l.s Acs}ue~an. No. =. Fred lie, man. No.
.. " A. Bowen. bow.
Soooad crew-i Harry Perkins. stroke.
VII Simmons. No. >. Fred Perkins,. No.
:, J. ". r Halcotnbe. tox.
Single srall-Slk mon La Grou. Thomas
Bfads. r. h. casest u Ionia. J. w. r.
Haia,mhe.
Doubles vs.. pairs Carroll and
Charles NcQaexan. double, VIII Sim
nlons and j. W. r. Haicombe. pair.
Quarter mile dash. singles Charles
Me<eaexaa. j. W. +. Haleombe aud +.
h. tsavett.
Tie judges viii be as follows AZ s.
White. %. .. L. Hughart and Warren
sswerlan1 Charles f'cx will act as
starter. Fred Bali a. referees and Peter
ltosaa and Charlie Annin as tsinskeep-
esN The medals vii be awarded by
fred tab and Warren Swe:land. the
presentation "a take place IN the boat
house al the completion 81 the racesL
The oarsmen entered have been in train
trs aoy fQr several seeks. and. ara all in
the pink - cpudiIion. IL the lake 10
not cnoppy THE afternoon the public
Will IL given an opportunity 20 see some
Exceptionally good Faces. and some
equally g,N,d amateur tirne- Tho races
WI begln at ! O'Clock sharp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-19

4 special brigade meeting II the
Knights Of Pythi@s ~ill be called some
tune part month TO elect a succrssor 10
the late General Hastings The officers
in charge are divided as TO the place of
meeting Grand Rapids. Lansing and
Saginaw are the three places under con.
sidsration. with chances in favor 81
sran5 Rapids
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-19

Ma Jan~s vasdenhsrs. She VII seov
fbs : vsek with her son in Ch4csso 70
vi<zk ths postds tar.
Hl~hss GSisspls = IA chsrlssoz sos .
hs,ef susntjnaL
c. 4. Hires AID hni'y have soas -
SsahsspontA-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-19
TRAVELLING MEMS EXCURSION
TO THE


The D.. G. II. 4 NJ. Railway Company
in connection with the Goodrich Line
will give n seven-d day excursion To Chi.
csso. leaving Grand Rapids at TBS a IN.
July "A. making direct connection at
Grand Haven with Goodrich Line Day
Steamer. Tickets good returning up to
and including Sunday night. July 81.
Fare for the round trip only ei90.
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-19

William S. Thwing % the Grand
Rap'sls Veneer works received a severe
injury 10 his right hand IN the veneer
works Monday night. fiis hand came
( IN contact with buzz saw. cutting
s shIse nns, ss aeai . 90 r I've :, ". wi prob
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-19

The Lawn fete for the benefit Of the
Childrens Hooae society vlll take place
on the lasn a. Mr. Undefsoods reel
denee. corpes Paris sndwealthy avenue.
Thursday evening The pubic ar. cor
daily Invited to attend the Lawn fets to
generously help worthy cause.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-19

The nrst contract for furnishing sup
plies Zoe the pahlscsechoois wa- "a arsiesi
~ the schocl board commitfee yesfer
day b. the orsnd Rapids Lsthoyrsphiag
company. Ihss eontracf ell AMOUNT Ia
aioas 81 .fxsl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-19

Druggists. 81 Monroe ST.. Grand Rapids. Mich
Tale,shone pa Orders Cor anything 10 lac bad
in q nrsssls-. pras stors -ciieised srd
OF the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-19

For the Detroit races the ID. q ~ a
~. Railway company cell escursson tick
eta Va Detroit and return July II 10 III
Of one and one third fare. With price Of
sdmieusou added
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-19

Bssutiful souv~nis panels given away
Saturday, July -. ts each purchaser =,
the Great Atlantis and Pacific Tea com
psny .. los Monro. street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-19


Gsvssas IL ths si<issnsa visisst Fulton
6rrsse part ysssse1sy 70 - u sny sse.
essisy szises Chg censat uslks sh<'sid
~ I'D thsrs ss present They foend
the vssts n good eond,tsoe aud Affair.
ma Tssehoaf wsii sxpcrs<pcs difEeolsy
n gstsing sooogh sotss ~ secure . nee
YAH this ssssco-
Damage vegS awarded BY iary
about ear nosshs ago fos the op<nsng u
Cauietoo street frsm Wsslshy avenue ~
Lake sveaus. bat tsncss and bsrns stsIl
occupy the street. 10 the disoemfurt 81
the publle.
The d<coraton are still NJ wofk IN the
city hail, but will nearly fins<h thu
week The vai,s os such rooaas - are
finixhsd are very handsome.
The room In the Norris boiislinG 10 b
occupied by Justice Brown v bsing
nicely dstsd up fos the purposs-
Several fine house are In oourss q
construction on The we~t side Il Fuller
street. south al Wealthy avenue
An effort b being made 10 have the
Exs mzins extended farther into the
essessu euburhA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-19
FUNNY ASA B0wERY
At A TESTIMONIAL TONIGHT
Csand llsuminas~<s satos ca Ne Glves
- IT, LsaAazA Toslxhs ~ she oss.
or.ro~n nuy~ss ana scll~s~

Al Ill
as'ss'''ns s"s ems /" sn7
sosi~i funstsons OF tho srsson nave lass
liza ssnus<l Tho spiree u IN tho M
tufs IL = grand Testimonial hall In honor
Of 4 ~~si know N friend from Dosson. IL
Ill h. x,,.s s.a.r Tia ,,.,rona,. Of the
s..,l,.,-.,.. ...'.,,. =, - ~h... a,.
80.
ty k"es ~ -"
lllinoss =, @psou. III bssehennss' ssne
hhromo; Fred Mountains. T. Ashpte
Grunt. Fatty Waiah. Stecn Wurtz.
burger and Frnns Soor~sky.
The flor mnnsvrr. arr A folIows:
phi s,...-.. d S..,.AI R~ansth.
H." r.s.-s ~ w..s..- ws.oo'
"n = 49, -. :. $500
issu Moso.u' johnny VIVA =" su"'
Inc f"i'owinx srsf champ"s su''o
sellcrs have kindly consentcd 10 act -
reception committce: Harry Buyer.
aud J.. Frod Stoueboat. Before being
find II advisable 10 have left their vslua-
bles in the hotel asls.
g. -.
me oescn WiIi % gorgcouay decor
- - 49,
landscape nave been painted turkey rel.
ana peer "'ii % provided Tor al guests
VINO nave eonscientious ana otner scru,
pies against urmking cnampagne, Al
su's arg rsqussseu 10 taHe the rsscu
'ans eaIs 'or .ne oeacn, speeisi nay
rack wagons WIN DO used Tor return con-
'e,anec
spclai proeia@ mas been arlaneeo,
W ov eari'eu OF. pst~eeh .ne oane ns
nunoe's. Wh'ch WIZ oe eonhneo 70 'ne
sahcan ahu .he bowers r,ei. jar.
S'engmah VIII exhioit ..ne Wheels Ia MS
neau a.' give AZ spectators an opPo1-
sun,'y 10 see sueui go fouAu' "r. ATTY
walsh VIII sing tne new anu POI War
VAIL song, We 40. fn.cen Doiia,s IN
ny inside rocket Mr. "aeonioad
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-19
Burns Club Annual Excursion and Pen
Tuesday, July as.

Steamer Barrett will leave dock 1t $50
a. m. Calcdonian games. running.
jumping. putting the stone. throwing
slesigc. etc. at Church's Landing. Tick
ets FOR round trip. 80 cents Children
under IL years with parents. free. Good
music. Don't miss this. A good time
IL promised.