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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-29
OUR BURIAL READERS,
SOMETHING HERE THAT WILL
INTEREST THEM.

Points That Must BE Observed In Order
to Secure Pr0dt-Plan OF . Coop for
Chicks A Serviceable Wheelbarrov.-
Keeping Winter Apples.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-29

WATER, it is said, will find its
level. It Is a pity that some people
are not like water.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-29

+ A TENNKssEE child talks incees,
;antly. 1t 10 thought that he win
have great career ~ . champion
pngilist. Baltimore Americas. !,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-29

10 Uuem JuSU Uue pau uc udU lOTueu
for his own orchard.
"How much will it cost you?" asked
Sawyer.
"Why," returned Walton, I'm 60
into it thoroughly. My orchard is as
large one as yours is; and the trees
are mostly thrifty and vigorous-or
could be made so-but with poor
fruit. mean to make a thorough
thing of it, and shall expend a hun.
dred dollars this spring."
"What! A hundred dollars! In
your orchard?"
eyes"
"Jewhitaker an broomsticksl
When I git money to play in I'll try
it."
A little while later, and the grass
began to spring pom the twenty-acre
lot as it had never sprung up before;
and as time went on John Walton
was continually studying how to i'm.
prove his farm.
"Good gracious!" calculated Eben
Sawyer, as Ben Grummet and Sam
Bancroft came into his house one
cool gautumn evening, shave you
heard about John WaltOn's apples?'
Eyes" returned Ben. ~ wa,
there, and heerd the whole 0n't-so
know never would ave thought it
An orchard turn out like that!"
"And jes' look at that twenty acre
neld," said Bancroft Five years
ago it wouldn't hardly pay for NOW
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-13
Scarf 6lajden 8ieres.

OteieS 8ier jeihnet ii9 bur@ feline 8einbeit
an6 @ute unb burd ietiten MobIgeidmad aus
unb iibertrifft ale 6laiden.8 iere i'm Martte.
DaS Bier r;rb in Der Stabt fret ms Sau8
abseliefert. u.s. 5ebe 5Iai4e sarantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-13
THIBODEAUx.

Was bebeutet biefes Wort2 gs 1T
bas Sanbelssei6en beS
CINDERELLA Sd g aIafes.
Oa i'm Wablfabre befanntlid @es
fddftsfiQe berri6t unb mir einen eros
ben Norratb BON S6ubmerf fir Sers
rem, Damert unh ainber an 9anb
haben, neuefte GacOns unb Mufter, 10
perfaufen mir Maes sum 6 o. IT,
breife unb liefern bic gemeiie bas
fhr. Nae Waare1 iinb laeu uub ipurs
ben fpeaisa fir bieien CONNER beftelt.
Die preife finb iiberal In 3ablen ans
aeaeben. Mer biaig unb gut faufen
min, gebe gum
Cinderella Gdmb Valaff.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-13
q. II. & ". %. 8abn.
Nhfabrt


Na9 @alpefton. 6suton nnb guero
tdgli9, ausgenommen S0nntags,
uM .CUO DIHI.
Rad Corpus gbriti, Mranfas paB unb
8eeDile tagli6, aasgenoma1en Senns
tag8, I'M. ...........3.lO N1dbuI.
Rod aerrbiQe tdgli6, auSgenemmen
SDnnta8S, um.....-...4:00 Rad.
Na9 aerrnile tdgli9, ausgenommeu
@onntags nnb Montass, nm
1:50 Vprrt. ....................
Mnfunft.
Bon @alpeitea, 9Dufon unb guerD
tdgli9, ausgenommen SonntagS,
UNI ................8:15 Mben6S.
Bon Corpus gbriiti, alranias paB unb
Beebile tdgli9, ausgenOmrnen Sonns
tags, urt ............l .40 Nafnt.
Bon 4errpile tdgli9, ausgenorinteit
Sonntags. :35 Born.
Bon aerrpiie tdgli6, ausgenommem
SoHntags unb WOntags, nm
7:55 NbenbS ...................
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-13
@abl : proclamation.
Mauors Office.
San NntoniD, 81. San. '93. !

San Intonio, 81. San. '93.
Nuf @runb Der mir burd ben ffdbtie
f6en 6reibrief unb bic fdbtii9en Or
binan3en iibertragenen Madtprnfom=
menbeit, beroHentli1e i'd, u. s. God
mDob, MaDor Der stabt San Nntonio,
5ieie meme Mablsprotlamation, burf
melhe i6 anorbne, baB cine Watl abs
gebalten tDerbe
a IN Smeiten Montag i'm M o.
nat Jebruar 1893,
(tpel6es Der ID. Sag bes genannten
Monats if), unb spar fir bic @rmdbz
lung Der na6tebenben Beamten:
gine6 MapDrs, &ecorbers, gplecz
tors, S6abmeiffers, Stabt : Nnmalts,
Nubitors, MRefors, zines alderman
fir iebe Der a1t MarbS BET Stabt unb
fur bier Mlbermen fur bic Stabt i'm
aagemeinen.
Sie StimmpIdBe tDerben In ben ber=
f9ieoenen Warbs ofen' gebalten merz
ben BON 8 (adt) ubr 8ormittags bis
UNI 6 (fe6s) llbr Nbenbs, unb 3rpar
an ben folgenben pldben:
l. Marb-3immer go. 2, critics
Stodmerf, @itD 9al; Wablborfeber
@bas. 2pforb.,
2. Marb-Norbpeifsgde BON Soft
unb 8uena 8ifta : StraBe; Wablpors
iteher: S. H. @an9ea.
8. Marb-NorbpeIt : gde bon Go
rebo> unb 9oufons @traBe; Wablpor=
fteber: Sos. 6ettler.
A. Marb--Norb > Settle BON Wef.
9ouitons5 traBe, In Der aonpentions.
9alle; Wablporfsber: gbas. 3al.
man5ig.
5. @arb-Sommer's @arten, @dt
bon Npenue 8 unb 10. @trabe; WabI.
porfeber: Sobn 6. 8errp.
6. Warb-Mi1el's Gleif6 Stanb,
an Der gde bon Gins unb Nolan.
StraBe; Wablborfteber: %. s. page,
Z. Warb-gde Matagerbas uni
gictoriazS traBe; Walboriteber: Sobn
8. 0anien.
8. Warb-gde bon Sib , Mlamo.
unb South : StraBe; Wablperfeber
Souls 8ergitrom.
Sie Wabl, fomie bic 3dbIung bel
Stimpten tperben porgenommet tperber
in uebereinitimmung nit Der Settiom 2e
6es ftdbtif6en Greibriefs unb nit ben
S~taatsgeiebe bonn IL. Npril 1892 BEL
%. Staatss 2egislatur, Seite 10.
Sie @timmgeber ieber ein3elner
Warb baben iiber einen Mapor, &ecor.
Der, Collector, S9abmeifer, 5tabt
anpalt, aubitor, @TeRor, einen 4lber
man fir ibre Warb unb bier 4lbermer
fur Die Stabt i'm algemeinen abau
fimmen.
CUR 8ef6einisung bierpot
GrN fiige i6 meinen 0amen bin
.G1 gu, fopie bas MmtssS Siege
ber Stabt San 4ntonlo.
Geseben am 81. Sanuar 1898.
u. s. 2DdmoDb,
WtaDor.
attefirt: g. .. gIaubon.
@itps@lerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-13
eomtberm paciftc !. @abn.

Mbfabrt.
Sad Nep>D Orleans, 6Duton nHb Sal
pefton tdglib 900 ubr Abenbs -.
Na1 San 6raneisco, gl Yafo unb
eagle paB tdgli6 $3.50 Born. $50.
Mnfunft.
Bon 9tetpsO Orleans, Soufon unb Gals
beftor tdgli9 $500 Born. uub 4:15
Nahm.
Bon Sau Graneisce, 81 pafo unb
eagle 9aB tdgli1 1:15 Nadm. ....
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-13
fsar farmer

Die r9riumpb@s 8inbe>M afdine NIT
Stablgeitel unb NIT f9mingenbem
Binber lit bic bette Mai1ine uta ale
arten ppt Getreibe su f9neiben, ob es
ftebe ober liege, oh es fur5 eber lang,
grim ober troden lit. gu baben bel
SIPS & 6aarmann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-13
-@r hm mum mn Nht bnb 6m--
1@nm mm @mm@ acknowledgement @@h swmmM mn MmmSm tmnm eDmpwapmn. @h pMM mMm muf6m
Giienba9n GaAr Ylan.
8. & 9. y. @abn.

4bfabrt.
Sad st. 2omis bia Srom Mountain
pber M. 6. &9....6:50 Worgens.
Na6 st. Qenis pia Sron Mountairt
NDute .-..-.... $500 WbenbS.
Wa6 Qarebo. 1856 0Drnt.
Mnfunft.
gsn st. 2ouis, Srpn MOuntain & M.
6. & 9...-...... 9:35 Born.
gsn ct. 2nuis, Sron Mountain & M.
6. &9...-......-.10.55 Mbenbs.
Bon Xarebo .......--.-.5:35 Nadni.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-13

Wtr babeu Elm e~lesantss aHortiment BON
8aderidrdufen, Office M6tela 3uiammenles-
Bare 8stten, 3ulammenlegbare Gbaile epnes, uno
iberbaupt Nles, bas III einem M6bel> unb Sep.
ptd< sture erfer 8lalie beanlprudt ueroen fam.
Wtr wanldsn, bab SIR BET uns pprfpreat unb
unlere Waaren %tnipi3trt, saaSgleid, Ob SIR fau>
fen mpat coer ntdt+
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-13

Die ~fulseuben greiie fnb MUIR ein esiipiel
BON ben ptelen 8arsaias, uelde MIR ~pfsrirsn :
9ettsimmer : Sets, Don $3.50 aufpdrts.
yliid- parlpr Sets, BON $4,000 aufwdrts+
8dftts, pom $1,000 aufwdrts.
ST. Slide, BON $3.50 aufwdrts.
gdrdnfe, BON $3.50 aufpdrts+
@baimmertable, BON 4OGts. perStid auipd,ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-13

Die y1rinmpb" $ Wadb MafHine
Np. A
gepdbrt bic befriebigenbften Hefultate.
Biele 9aufenbe biefer Mai6inen (friis
Der: Neue Clipper MdbsM afdinen ge>
nannt) finb beute in allen 2dnbern Der
Welt, ino Gras pddft, In Gebrau6.
gu babea bel 9ips& Saarmatr n.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

Perhaps the sanitary authorities of
the country could take some effective
action to allay the epidemic fever Tor
lynching. The electrical treatment. AZ
sometimes applied in New York. might
meet the dc,nands Of the case. Detroit
Free Press
Since tho German elections William
III. is supposed To entertain about the
same opinion OF the public that the late
William III. Vanderbilt 50 vigorously ex-
pressed on certain occasion. Lansing
Journal.
Soon he time for republican editors 10
begin the manufacture Of tin plate
again. Bill Mckinley il running for
governor Of Ohio enominee Demo
crat.
Now that gold is beginning to como
from Europe 10 this country the people
who claimed the Sherman act was en-
tirely responsible for the outflow Of gold
have occasion to revise their opinions.
Saginaw Courier Hercld.
John Calvin has been in his grave
over three centuries. and unless he can
look back 10 earth and see how the
brethren are quarreling over the doc
trine he promulgated thero are abund-
ant reasons for believing that his soul ID
ut peace.--Bay City Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25
HIT AND MISS BRIEFS.

All that Lizzie Borden's prosecutors
have been able to prove Is that two
elderly and worthy people were MUIR
dered in q shockingly brutal manner
Commercial Advertiser.
An Indiana man was sent TO the peni-
Tertiary the other day because he failed
~ make good impression. he was q
counterfeiter. Chicago Dispatch.
Eulalie has visited Niagara. and,
thanks 10 Mr.. Dcpew's war on the hack.
men. still has enough money 10 take her
home. Minneapolis Tribune
Carrying tho BlRrncy stonc 10 Carter
Harrison recalls the old adage about
carrying Goals 10 Newcastle. Chicago
Journal.
Many Of the persons VI o would rather
Id right than be president would rather
be shot than be mayor Milwaukee Sen
tincl.
Little pug dogs are nov being taught
a. wear the curl II their tails down in
stead u up Minneapolis Journal.
IL the list 81 forty five or fifty thcus-
and worlds fair dead heads q roll Of
honors Indianapolis News
Isn't il about time for professor Briggs
10 take his summer vscstions- Mime
apolis Times.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Out in Oregon the newspaper is re-
garded ~ . CONSERVATION Of public morals.
In Fridays Kalamazoo Telegraph this
editorial item appears:
Ia dismi<sing m action for libel against
q newspaper, . ievei-headed Oregon Judge
ruled that whenever q ncwspaper finds
case u hagrnnt wrong doing and evil. IL is
isz duty and privilege % sxposc IL and give
IL the widest circuistion.' This sentiment
would not meet With The approval of a GER
tain class Of attorneys. but IL 10 sound sense.
When TsH HKKALp unearthed what il
believed b be q swindle at lowell,
vhssein old man Richmond was be-
lieved 10 be tho victim OF . rogue
named Page. II was persuaded that 1t
was duty and privilege to expose it"
THr HkEALp dad % and . jury said
Tsk HsHALp must pay Page $500 for
doing IL. II vas proved that he IL an
sllround crook. and subsequent in
quiries justified the opinion that hs 10
one II the smoothest ones in America.
THs HEssLp h not depressed. nor die.
mayed by the verdict Of the Jury. II
viii not psy tho eUo. but ~ between
paying eso and n~yiecting b. perform
- duty 10 the public IL would pay that
sum every month In the year. No
~lick tongusd s~indles will BE- permitted
to ply his nefarious schemes II TsE HsR-
AID i- able 10 locate him notsahstand.
ing the lao "a Michigan makes IL libel
Gus 30 tell The truth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

The archbishop II Canterbury h ecn.
81 the meat regular attendsnts at the
rifiings ~ tho hos,ec Il lorsiA There IL
an unsftitfen ruiz 81 that bciy that in.
formation ON any matter relating 90 the
church should bn asked direct IL the
archbishop. iiis grace therefore con.
siders u his duty 81 be on hand. aud he
makes u rule Ia lie "a has place pancsu
ally NJ Z o'clssck.
When Sir Richard Web~ser gess
through eth h.s Herring ga orstson II
he csef dser GIT thrsnrh OK Minister
Phelps sill cls,-e the diacuss,on fes the
Inits~i sssste~. H~har not announced hos
hong he wiil st~sah. but. ~ he - taking
dumb l~il esesesa@ and bong walks 81
impfuve his ssad. the mems.~s~ ~ the
fsiSunsl wee tho eutinok With dismal
apprehension.
NJ the rFsnrsral ssssaes IA The Isnsma
snansai are ca1fsrsi D. thssf lpsi-
ttssts - DING al lishenusih in Iag
iana. Ferdinand 10 Irs~l~ - msaissls
eel Ishs ssesils a wsees. Ihaslns a. Ire
SO !. "a the hospital a - ieas.- N
asfssss - Va The lnafmsFs a the Neisa
tssssla sal 80 Minister flsihat 10 IA The
As-fstei q he rssssa a Lssnrs.
"a = sifssstass rsYs hat Jshn NJ
ashssa a sseyi.sa = tbs asas g. defeat
lstsgs fssll n tsaiss ~ ohss the tall
20 ss5s ~ sisasse 80 L1ss The nssls
fsss~sissss - esess s~-ist ea . tsssH ap
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Consistency 10 gem thai somstin~~
Fails 10 shins In tho topmo~t setting a
the Judicial tiara. although IL - accred.
its-i With great br,iissncy. The recent
decisiod u our state Supreme court
holding that board charged ~i,h tho
s~~alnx a liquor licen.~~ - vested viih
isa'cisi dssrrst.on h - nssly apfr.---i Is
. dscssson ~ JssiGe Csmrtsal GA Il.s
stats II facts - are the too sorlsi'- faif
decisions By the fsd>sss courts. male a
Chsssxn. b. s~rh ether,
While IL - fr~~ly osnce.isd that to
p~s.ps~ ssr dss~sssla- Tee themselves
sbsshes house shall bs ssisi Within
s-tshl.~hsd evil divisions. N i. n.st Goa
e~sisi that ths rss~ra.as s>o-er. ssshast
siss sspfsss essn~~nf a tho sss~sn--l. mar
ts~ssiesiass< tss-~~n essis~s~ - eq..I
etsfsrsss IN 'i.aesssss TIE s@is - l..saat.
rt> tsssesEs- ed dssa n ~ Fit~sh&s
es~~ - s.rs s,sss.<i sas ,llshssss la az
t1,s@fs.a. er~t ~sstss r--sses llsssiasssa-.
vvsisi~.,i y st~ s~sstassks4sas a fac
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Nr. c1er-lssss l. The hr-t rr.~isssns
sines rschsssn 10 rueiiciy rIemI ihs
baby act. and fhe axhs 10 hasnillsting
g. sery n,sny ~hs ssisasr~ pluck AMI
bravery --sn.i al Aassrsesn- Ia. Instead
uf n sains v-~ Il Ina n~sn- provided ~
xise rspahiirsss srgi-istisn pears suo sor
-aeh contingencies. 81 seli~vs m.
sszneisl distress. be ssYs IN effect II
d,dst usze shis fnsnesal sffsns-ncy
sss vii tss. 81 step towards rsl,ss.
sur u unirss ssrr~~sy sathnrsrsi ~
eouare>-. shich y r~>pcnsshis. - b, o. :"
Nles lsnrusf~ hat tss . president.
ieu't rf
Fhsfs - 50 polItius 70 thi- sasstlsss 10
= -tsscsfy par ~ i'sssine>.. srd r~satis
ssa- sr- s-sety sri sslIsnx - szirts-st
suss srhc>i sse psrs..ssss "a sny sssl
e~e<s efpsr - ssehs assks r. rslls.-
~ cs.sntry. bal 4 > ,il''eais = -ss l,..w
SAP $50 ees ugbots him IA tse~isas
~ 1917 So That salthsr b. nas he
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Last Thurydzy morning attention was
called 10 the relative condition of the
tunes in ttsis country and Europe. A
aaosatior Vas taken from an exchange
d~clsripx that Europe 10 enjoying
cheaper money than ever before which
declaration Was hased on consular re-
ports 20 that effect The condition 81
our own country was generally sum
u.ar,xsd In these colunus and the string
sney OF the money market was held 70
BE- due largely to our silver policy.
To each a these propositions q local
contemporary demurs. Notvithstand-
ing consular reports 90 tho contrary IL
finds that the times are unusually severe
in Europe--so much 90 that miilion& at
American gold shipped thither have hal
Iso eject other than 10 stili further die
tres- the industrial world To this THx
HzsALp merely replies that its faith ia
ths sccuraey u consular reports 10 great
"a than In ~ contemporary opinion.
To the second proposition this enn-
Temporary Int-rposss tho condition
- Mexico. WHERE IL alleges. tho
peopls ara rolling IN wealth because
the standard a money " silver. Takr Il
Cor granted. How many americans are
migrating there 70 share IN the opnl-nce
4 cheap monryf What is tho MEXICAN
dollar worth In srsdr with the Unitsd
Ssatsss The answer - q cents. vhyf
Rscaase We viii DOT Accept the Mexican
standard u vsieefn rte inter exchanges
~ trade.
Tho esti0ns - the earth holsi the same
opinion that ssdo. They siii not accept
cheap money. 80 matter by shat govern
nieut ls-act 80 az vas pointed cot
Thursday. Il ws are u trade xiib the
peoples "a the earth - must have a
eonmcn ns~siium a esehsnge. II ether.
wise. cur dollars viii parch base Is-. sala.
FIRMS foreigners than their dollars viii
purchase fnsp, ia. The lo~s viii b.
ans Say always. and that on va.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

City Attorney Taylor replies 70 the
statements alleging that the rssidssss
~ THE city are excessively taxed. which
appeared in The Democrat Friday morn
inx. IN q lucid communication which
all leave no manner Of doubt Of the
mislsssilng character Of the unprovoked
AMI therefore inexcusabie fairshoods
circulated BY The Dsmocfxt 20 the IN
Jury a this city.
Almost any man but an editor who -
ear~lrss "a facts woula have made the
inquiries suggested by the comparisons
printsd BY The Democrat before do
dneing tho conclusion that this
city - ossrtaxed. Tho rate OF tax
alton i meaningless quantity un-
lsss the amount IL taxes to be RAISED
and the value u the property upon
which the tar il 10 be levied are known.
No afornation whatever 10 furnished
- b actual TAXATION by stating that the
rate In Portland is 81 and in Grand
Rapids slo
A corner lot in the city of Portland
(which city contalns about 5000 popu-
lstioni Il siigibIy located you'd DO worth
sioo.Oo0 The same lot located re'a-
lively tbs same In Grand RApisis. woud
10 worth Sa0.oo0 Now fit were nece~-
sary so r.iss ZOO by TAXATION ON thess
respective lots. tho rate would show
largely In favor Of Portland In other
words tho rata in Grand Rapids would
be 10 pr cent. while tho rate IN Fort
land would be : per cent
So other illustration 70 needed to
show the asinins Absurdity Of The Dem.
oerat's conclusions. Nobcdy.but The
Dsmoerzt has been deceived by its ex-
hibst. For 10 10 sell known to all who
pap t~xes that the actual TAXATION on
real and psrsonsl valuations OF this city
h below that u slmost any other city in
ths country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

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s.srs1nv = ~ tusannsy - 1aeneisss
= slesl1y ~ knswA bus ~ ukgAs
a lsase hsss - uip enssgh - hpss
ssksa sdvassngs = - sn1asuaris Iso-
vi.ksd ~ ~. ins1psd - tpssing ~
c.s~s>sy - dF,ls usf1l snngssn neeaA
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We tvo nnafAs go he suieksaine
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snxis<y. snd - = 80 undssiaisd
uhsshss ~ eau eoogrsas ongsthss -
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Brimp-vhaG ~ \ = ~ Usnea
usot kase .1y seeeA 80 $50 =.
q fss - ~ I - 49, : : ~ ~
Bncss-Yss ~ h ~ ! 49,
Mins elGsys - = 60 - 40 -
uhen I vant 30 - 70 49, - tnn1roD
% tnlhing IT, tADoo - epug hoogA-4n-
dinnapolis JonsnaL
Oldsphs- -Blamsd q know vha1'e
ge<tin' ~ uattng With ~ ! ennt
draw ny hrsalh hardly q an hese
!aasly. hid : doasa 6esssee ehlnos
Nsvsrsossh tsuIsni.e : vlaq2 I
had u "a NJ . snGisssu<-hsas's
Journal
-Mme. Ieo ssys that ~ Viii ~ %
into he iioa's 60 fas ~ pss1arnssos
Nanagse-Why nntf
RingmAs1ss- BeeousD ehe eays hat
there = moose II ~ ngACIah
You can slwsys ~ tAs man uhe hes
tree ssat &C ths thooies b - colnly
critical way In uhkeh ~ ohD1o1ns regu-
larry ftun I'll eppaaooA -eeneuvills
Journal.
Cauis--My mamma dosGnt He dogA
Playmate fhea boz , 4 ycus futhss
has % nany!
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

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who have eervsd - yees~ vss sP'
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Grand Rapii;s business college. Later
he entered The employ At his father who
had conducted Z merchant tailoring
business IN tkis city Tor twsuty I've
years After working In the store fos
some tune he engaged With the National
City bank. Beginning ut the bottom Of
the ladder In banking business
DO gradually worked his way
upward by careful and pains
taking methods until during the last
few years of service with the institu-
ton he held the responsible and trusted
position Of bookkceper. He was with
the hank for = term of eight years. at
the end of which time his father died,
and in order to continue NE business of
tho estate he and his brother Albert
formed partnership and took charge
II tho house. The business has been
under the present efficient management
since 1870. m" last year did 10000
trade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25
con SAGINAW.

EDIroR GRAND RAPIDS HEEALD-A
communication from Mayor w. ID. Lin
ton at Saginaw has been received. say
ing that any outsidc aid lthi-t they might
obtain for the sufferers from the great
fire of May %. would he thankfully re-
ccived Any Of our charitable citizens
feeling dispoecd 81 contribute to this
cause may send their contribution direct
Ia Mr.. Harrison Coleman at Saginaw.
Mich. or may be sent To nae. and l will
forward the same. Respectfully,
WILLIAM j. STUART, Mayor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Some advertisers arc never satisfied
except their stores be nlled with Gus
toners FROM morning till night. each one
clamoring for q specific article adver-
tised ~ = special bargain While
such a condition 10 very gratifying tothe
advertiser. still IL 10 by no means test
u tho Value Of advertising.
The true test At advertising 10 in =
permanent trade. Tho merchant whose
sales steadily increase and whose bust
nsss cosrespondingly enlarges itself Ia
the merchant whose advertisement APP
pears regularly. The steady advertiser
varies his announcements to meet the
sxigencies Of the trade. the competition
II rivals and the change Of seasoua To
such a merchant a continued and In
creasing patronage IL satisfying. There
are several local merchants whose sys-
tenn u advertising is based on the same
principle - their payment Of rent
steady. continued and for value received.
But New York Wholesale grocer has
a novel conception Of tho uses d adver-
Using. To him tho advertising Of his
patrons is business thermometer by
which he regulates their lines Of credit.
So long as his customer sdvertises liber-
ally he trusts; but a. soon ~ he begins
to contract his advertising space he takes
the fact ~ evidence that there Is trouble
ahead and invariably sends for the
debtor. Said he: The man who is too
poor to make his business known is too
poor TO do business. The withdrawal
Of an advertisement il evidence Of weak
ness that business men are not slow to
act upon. There is nothing like it,"