davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-11

benz unsaril9en Srsenieur @eneral
Iiirr be9onne1 ut1o, nadbem Sipei Sc
lelidafteu oarau Uerfra6t, 3llebt nit
fran50liidem Sapital pollenoet lporoen /;
er bat in @an;ci oil 1900, 900 oes
foitet. Seine greite betrdgt etpa y
SuB, feline 9iefe 26 unb icine gdloe
4A Meileu. Sn AS Mtiurlter miro Is
ben S6iifen mOglid iein, Die Stredc
;uriif5uleger.
Die Bebeutun9 oieier @aGerltra6e
fir Shifffabrt uub 6arbel miro mobl
ant 8elteu burf Die 9batia6e ootu=
mentirt, DAP man bereitS I'M Nltertbume
wieoerbolt ben Seriu9 ma1te, Die
Sanoenge gu ourfgraben. Yerianoros
1929 bis 585 b. Gbr.), Demetrios $50,
ltorfetes unb ipdter Galar baben lif
bafiir intereiiirt unb aud Gnltatten ges
madt, bteIen Blan 3u perpirfliden !;
srnitli1 aber madte iid) erit gtero ans
Wert. Gr lieb Die Sanallinie %feltltels
len uno %pertpanote Tauienoe BON iiibis
l6en Sflapen unb Straflineen bel BEN
gau, bis CT I'M Sabre 68 1t. SIR. burd
ben Aufltallo 0e8 SuliuS Yinber inter-
broten puroe. aber aud) lonlt mare
ss ibm bet ben beidranften tedniiden
Wfitteln leiner j3eit taum selun9en, bic
an Der b66lten Stclle sesen 270 SuB
hoben 9alffellen bes oie Mitte Der
Sanesnge Snrdsiebenben 9hseaanbes
3u ourdbreden. Seit6em rubte oas
Werf. uno es gait ben @riedeu fir
oermeiien, es pisbsr auf3unebmen.
Der jett Uollenbete Dur6ltid per,
fol9t gerlau bic bon 9tero eiuaeihtaasne
Houte.
Sci Der @r6ffnunssfeierli6teit mar
all einer Stelle 6e8 3anals Elm lpeiRieis
benes 8anb BON eiusm rfer gum anSe,
rem gelpannt. als nun bic f0niqlife
gladt nabte, murbe Der 30ni9in auf
einem lilbernen 9eller cine goloene
Sdeere iiberrei6t, nit mel6er Iie bas
DanS burdl9uitt, iomit lDmbolii6 bic
Gr6fnuus 6es 9anals fir bic S1iff,
fahrt pollsiebeno.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-11
Ser Spmrmaltsmus unb Die 1rauen.

Die langidbrise aorreIponbentin ber
2onbDner rSailD Stems" in paris,
Wers. @mil9 CRAWFORD, tpurbe erfudt,
in 2u5ern einen 8ortrag iiber ben Sour
nalismus als eine fir Grauen geeigz
nete profeifion gu balten, uno fam
benz Wunf6e mad, muBte nber, bur9
ibre iournalifif6e Nrbeit in puris feftz
gebatten, ibren Spbn nit benz 8orlez
fen Oes 8Ortrages %betrauen. 9ie
grobe Groge: rSit bic SournaIiftit Elm
pafeuoer Grtperb fir Grauen?" beontz
mortst Mrs. Gramforb 3ucrf nit Ser
aug Ian8er 8erba6tung berporgez
eaHsenen lleber5euguus, bab toIentirte
Srauen bic e6reibDetie. ,uie fie fir
bic 3eitung pabt, febr gnt trelfen ltto
iehem StDh, iiber ben iie idreiben,
seben gu uerlelben pifen. Ser 8eruf
pdre alIo fir Die gei6siote 6rau gsz
eignet. 8lauben aber ne 6rauen-
fdbrt Mrs. @romforo fnrt : Bag rie
3%eitungsarbelt lelht lei. 10 ltebt bic
Sadie anbere. Aaa fir ben 2eier
gang Ieidle 9aare 81 iein idsint. bas
bat ben Witarbei;er on Giatie bic
meifte Niibe gefoitet.
Wer fi6 an Der 3eitnngsarbeit bes
tbeiliaen min, Der muB ii6 boiler Sc
iunbbeit erfreuen unb einen groBen
8orratb an araft befiben. Die @Ia=
ficitdt, 10 notbpenbig fe lit, seuiigt
ni6t aaein; es muB binter ibr cine
ri6tiae Nusbauer fteben. Damn brau6t
Der Mitarbeiter an einem groBer
Blatte ben pbiloiopbii9en @eif, ber's
ibn ertragen IdBt,. tpen1 forsiam
porberettete Irtifel in ben papiers
forb manoern, neil elm u~nporberges
iebenes @reigniB pl6bli6 mo- anbers
einsetreten 1T. Sic S6uIe bes Sour
n%aliften 1T bos 9eben-bas @ebeimuiB
feines grfolges bic Nusbauer. Ct barf
ni4ts, mas bic Welt nilfen pin, als gu
gem6bIli6 betra9ten. Gelitesgegenz
mart unb Wutb biirfen benz Sournali=
fen ebenfaQs ni9t feblen, aud ni9t
bic Sdbigteit, ii6 in iene Sage gu finz
ben bas 9auptprinsip, an Dem er
aber felbalten muB, lit, Der Stlape
feiner phi6t gu fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-11
@inen .flnnIeriid ppQenbet lido.

: ginen rtiinflerii6 boQenbet lido
men Stablfti9" perienbet ein geriebez
ner Imerifaner, pie er in Nn3eieen in
beutf9en 8ldttern tunbgiebt, fir ben
geringen Prei5 bon 81. Gin BerI,>
ner Yddermeiffer, .pel9er ieiner @ats
tin gum @eburtstag etmas i6enfen
moute, tpanbte fi6 unter @inienbune
bes geforberten Sbolus an bic anses
sebens Stele in Bolton unb erbielt
poifmenbenb sinen groBen umf6lag,
Gus benz er mad unb nod cine iauber
perpadte Columbus : Marfe bon 2
Gents berausi6dIte. 9as mar Der
stlblti9. Wer ben S6aben bat,
brau6t fur ben Spott ni9t 5u forgen.
Sem Bddermeiiter bat Der rStablti6"
ben 8einamen Columbus eingetragen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-11
ger s:enaE uon aorimt6.
Gin Bro5artiges &nItmrpert Der 8em,eit
III WriedcnIan1 npQennet.

III 0rieGcaIann %boleunet.
Vor GurSem lit lin 8eilcin oes sries
6il6en 90uisspaareS nn0 elmer sro6en
@nsabl BON Jtotabilitdteu Der &anal BON
Scrintb feierlid %erOffnet morben. Die
Sanoen9e, welde oas Seitlano 0etla8
nit benz BeloponneS perbanb, lit ni6t
mebr porbanoen (; MIR cine Giienbabn=
bride fiibrt in Der 9Obe BON iber 100
Sup bon einem ufer gum anoeren.
Der Ganal, mel6er ben Shiifem ben
lan9en We9 I'm Die Siioipite @rie9en.
lambs eripart, lit iul Sabre 1881 BON
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

NV yosK. Nov. is.-FIorR--Market
dali, barely steady; winter wheat low grades,
&.09245
WEEAr-Dull. easier. closing duh options
openea veal AID declined A(a&c on easier
cables. increase or passage, Increased stocks
and visible and large receipts; rallied &c
vita the west and closed steady at <ta !. c
under Saturday; trading fairly active.
January. 6eac; February, D3lc; March,
nae: May. 7tc; November. 663se; De-
celrber. SIC.
CoKx-Easier. fairly active, No. 2. 45tits
t6c elevation; options were 9ssd&e lower
on free selling by the west and local real 2
ing closng weak: November, f5<c; De-
cen Der. - SC; January. 46ac; May, 4Sc.
OArs-Dull, lower; options dull; Decem-
her. Sssc; January. 35sci May, 36ssc; No.
2 white. December, 56Ac.
LAkD-Quiet. nrmer; western steam closed
At 50 e5sa9 IS; city AZ $50.
PoEz-Weak. new mesa. Sf7.o001e.5o.
CHrrsx-Quiet fairly steady; state large,
9d1iAc.
CosTEs-Optiors opened barely steady at
5 70 Is points declines closed barely steady,
10 to - points down; sales Ia go bags. in
GLIDING November, 81. l5tl 4. .; Decem Der,
SO. -0a Il. 50. January. SIC. 5Osd16. SIS; March,
sis.25; May, si6so. Spot Rio dull. easy No.
Z. is1c.
SUaAR--Raw. steady, dulli fair refining,
213-i6c; csnfrifugals 96 test, SIC; refined
fairly active. s;eadyi No. s. tl16a4i4c
No. :. 4l9i 3-isc; Of A. 4R0t4 7-l6c; mould
A, ssl,a4 l5-i6c; standard. A. 4S-l6td41sc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14
RAID MADE ON STOCK
Professionals MsnipuIatsd the
Market to Suit Themselves
TO BULL OR BEAR the PRICE
Cft>f Attack Waa Made On the
GrAngers ssd indsssrt>is--whs@s
csossd Hisher--Prosissoss FtrnA
TO BULL OR BEAR the PRICE

NEw YoEK. Nov. l3--Monsy en call
easy. noninsliy lts92 per cent
Posted rstss t4-s2i eiso1si connsr'
eiAl biils 4so1sg4slJs for srty days
and t@s3bs for demand
Government bonds firD; state bonds
duh, railroad bonds easy.
Silver at the stock exchange vss
oeglected
The stock market today was entirely
IN the hands % the professionals. Who
advanced and depressed prices according
AZ II servei their purpose. London did
little or nothing and probably 400
shares would more than cover the amount
% stock traded in for foreign account
In the early hours Of business the market
was heavy and lover. especially for the
InJustrialA When the Indastrials re-
fused 10 yield any further the profession
ais raided the GEangers The runors
rom Boston that Burlington directors
tpuld reduce the dividend rate was used
against all the gFangers. Burlington de
ciined to SOL: ST. Paul To 63is; Rock
Islaad q co... aud Northwestern 10
i0as.. Manhattan was also heavy for q
time AID fell .. 20 Ia. The selling move
mcnt va .,ieceeded - period Of compaTa-
tive sfeadiLess and a mum her OF issues named
scoeed frac ion4l declines. Near the close
another drive ~as made against American
Sugar. which sss forced down 20 "a -. the
lowest point Of the day. The remainder OF
the active list recsced tn sympathy. bat at
the Close q steadIer feeling prevailed. The
total sales Of stocks we're PSI. SOS shares
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14
wheat a shade Higher.

CHICAGO, Nov. l3-The feeling in wheat
today Was rather unsettled The opening
was about std Q lover. probably Influenced
by sdvicos from Liverpool quoting decline
OF nd and BY large Increase IN the amount
of wheat on passagc. Inc market after tho
opening further Teccded to Ole for De
cernber. AZ this point good buying orders
came on the market. kennet, Hopkins 4 Co.
and H.V. Lester & co. being tbs most prom
inent holders OF the orders So steady was
this buying kept up that December ad-
vanced 10 615kc. A reaction here took place,
Deceln Der declining % 6tHe, afterwards re-
acting to 62c. and closing NJ 81 &c, gain of
Jsc frcm Saturdays sinai dgurcs.
closing prices wetss
wmrAr = Sovern Der. soIkcI December,
i7sc: May. &C.
CoEx--So7srnber. 37s.ci December, 81 Sc;
May. slifc-
OArs-Sovember. 2sci December, 2ssc;
May. 81 sc.
PoAk-sauuary. Si&lQ
IAkD-Jantnry. al.
EIA--Ianuary, s. 80.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

Royal Ruby Rye Whisky Is free
from all foreign flavor and adulterants;
naturally ripened and natured by
eleven years storage in wood. il is "a
Rye as is Rye and costs no more
than inferior brands. Try it and you
will never be satisfied TO use any other.
A pure old whisky is always free from
fusil oil, which is poison, and should
not be taken into the system Age
eliminates it from the spirit Of oxida-
ton. and it is converted into fragrant
ethers, which give the bouquet to
whisky.
When you want whisky for medicinal
use you want it pure. Royal Ruby
Rye is guaranteed pure in every par.
ticulsr, and recommended for the in.
valid and the convaleecent Bottled al
distillery.l sl.25 per quart bottle.
ROYAL WINE CO. CHICAGO. For
tsle by Scribner & Aldworth. druggists
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14
All Free.

Those who have used DIR. Kings New
Discovery know It's value. and these who
have not have now the opportunity to
try IT, Call on the advertised druggist
and get trial bottle free Send your
name aud address 10 r. l.. Bucklen 4
Co. Chicago, and got sample bottle oi
DIR. Kings New Life Pills free. az well
a. a copy ~ Guide 30 Health and HOUSE,
hold Instructor. free. All - which =
guaranteed to do you gobd and cost you
nothing. Peck Bros Drug Store.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

Good looks are moro than skin deep,
depending upon a healthy condition Of
ali the vital organs II the liver be in
active you have bilious look, il your
stomach be disordered you have a dys-
peptic .ook. and IL your kidneys be az
fected you have pinchcd look Secure
good health and you viii have good
looks Electric Bitters is the great al
teraiiye and tonic. acts directly on these
vital organs Cures pimples. blotches,
boils and gives a good complexion.
Sold at Peck Bros. drug store, 20 cents
nor bottle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

The hest salve in the world for cut,
bruises sores. ulcers salt rheum. fsver
cores. letter. chapped hands chilblsins
corns and ali skin eruptionS aud ros
lively cures piles or 10 pay required. IL
v guaranteed % give perfect aatisfao-
ton or money refunded Price - cents
Per box For sale By Peck Bruu. drug
gists. corner Monroe and DiviMo,
-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

rSIox Srocx YkHDs. Chicago, Nov. a.
Csfiie-Receip,s. l. go; common 10 extra
steer. 81 ia 80 s,ockers and feeders. s.. 25
GAS: eows and bulls. Sl.268S.oo; calves,
G.Oea275.
Hoxs-RsceIpt.. q 600; heavy, sS.5Slaae5;
common 20 choice mixed s.. 75,a6.s5: choice
assorted. S5.sD,66.0J. pigs, AAta015.
aeep-Receipts. 1900; POOR 70 choice,
-ycl7Sl50; lambs. t2.5o9A5o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14
ftis Strange

That people suffering from Piles viii
endure them for years or submit 10 'iars-
grruvs. painful. cruel snd expenavs
surgical operstious. when ST the time
there II ps'uiess. certain. lasting curs.
which gives instant relief aId ccsts bat q
trifie. IL Il called the Pyramid Pie Curs
and car b found Al sl drug stsrea Any
druggist vii gss Il for yoa IL you sds
llru
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

Drrpotr. MICA. Nov. 3.-whsst--No.
red. cash, size; Decssnbef, s2isc; May,
ss8c: No. white. cash. eostc.
Corn-No. 2 mixed. cash. 5e1fc; No. yel-
low. cash, toc.
Oais-No. white. cash. axe.
Rye-No. 2 cash. SOC.
Prime Clover Seed-SS.5O.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

A large hsrd-on. Nrp - tie Unite
essfe.. nacsnssd ard saitsbls fr ofsrs n
kouu. nr.. is i.sued hvsh. ru-Iineson R.puf,
Ccrles VIII - mailed 70 suv saar,.s o. r,
c~ips 81 ffe~n ceess IN postsse - p. 7
Fussis. G-n1 Pas. Ag-ns, G., D. b q, 4. q
Chioaxa IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

Tho testimonials published in behalf
OF Hoods Sarsaparilla are all honest,
straightforward statements. given and
signed by the people themselves, ard
nearly all entirely unsolicited.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14
IRE pvr.~feg pfia cue

u o sev diecrverv for tie prrmp', pef~
rssnens cure q Pies n every form.
Every drusgist aas i
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

Joseph ". Colburn TO George W.
Burbridgs, 10. 6. blk 1. Fishers
second add ..................... 1850
Dewitt 4. Underwood to Charles Il.
Quigley, lot %, blk ?. Mills add 2.400
Thomas 4. Morgan and wife 10
Louisa q. Morgan. lots 4 To IS and
81 10 Il inclusive. and lot c. Nor
gan's add ..................... 700
John Shannahan- wldower, % John
Walsh, piece Of land on sec 1,
Grand Rapids. 5 1, T o. l.. 30
Charles &. Smeleer TO Maria Hol-
Iicher, lot 4. Boumeis:er's sub -. $50
q. G. Mcconnell and wife 10 Elgin
Graves piece Of land on sec II,
Plainteld: ................. 1000
Lemira A. &. HERS To Minerva +.
Elliott. lot 3. Co,ton's suo. .. s25
Joseph II. Martin 70 James Marvin,
part lots 80 and "a. Whites third
aoo ..... ..... ..-......- rs
John W. Huntley TO Frank Van
Dyke, piece OF land on sec IL,
walker: ..... ..:......-.....-..... LILO
Tornms j. Nieuwhof 10 George a.
wilson, lot -, Grand Rapids
Homestead sub. ................. I.s5o
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14
Fakir's Daughter.
ssATBFUL-COHFORTING.
EPPS,S COCOA.
BREAKFASI-S SUPPER.

las Hfi-1 ErFFra zoe operations = diEsstfea
sRf -r,-lss 80 - ssrsfni apDlisaftoa a
ahs fas rr-r.sr-trs - Neil s~i.~tsd tnaroa NJ.
Boz "a. rravirt-f 9us 49, rfsss fsn1s. - -
- lratrIF - rolfssf oaFsyaEs Natsa uaF ave
- rssF a~srY tt-rnars' MI. FIJI 81 81 fhe isdt
&C., 81 sarh ar'islrs 20 rlst "a lr ronsfE
e. stna utf - r-sfnaiiI a1tl ~ uanl strrrr
$780, 20 r,sfss s--rF t~nasn1F "a iis.ass
FrnaseiIs - a.ssi, sfi-s So ftnr sr-a-d
rssff 80 sstsrs -ksrsv-s tssrs
49, raraTirrs s@f - tef Ella pars
49, srt prspsrlF asarishsd fram@'-
~flrt ssrres t4rstte
hsis 81 No - bsttlas -sfsr O. str soia
YZ,ssf pl'..s ~ 2 l..ssr: ss',lls.i "a.
Aea<sa. kaslaa1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14
Hides and Tailow

anu AAAtoHs
Cured calf. No. /, &C; No. =. &C.
Green calf, No. l. SC; No. 2, 3JSc.
Cured hides, No. l, 3j<c; No. 2. 2I<c.
Green hides, No. I. axe; No. .. &c.
Sheep pelts. 15a2 5c; lambs, 35d35c
TallOw. 4td4Nc.
Deer skin, i2h8c.
Grain.
Wheat, 53c; corn. 42c; oats. s2c rye, s0c.
klour-Lily white. SLID; patent, $500
Mill S,uds-Middlings $3.50; bran,
$if.50; screenings, $3.50 per ton.
Ground Feed-Per ton, $500; corn meal,
per ton, $3.50.
Buffalo Gluten Feed, $3.50. including
sacks.
Buclsvheat, sao5aa75.
Hay and Wood.
TDaorHr-s9. Goa 1000 per ton
CLovER-ss.0o per ton.
SrRAw-<a00@6.00 per ton.
WooD-l6-inch beech and maple, dry,
500 per cord; green, sl.75 per cord.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14
Detroit, Lansing & Northern

TO rrrn1rr
Nv. Grand Rapid Tnam gcp- sr,-
Ar Detroit. 81 al $50 , n t0zI . a
TEox DETEorr.
". Detroit ....,.. Sam rgpu s11pa
AZ 0rsnd karids. IL A. , "a 'st9 , m ~ a. > =
sasNAw. AKA An ~. s.0CIs
Lv Grand Rapids ......- ... sDan stse-
Ar Grand Rapid. - N - a IA iotl = ii
iovELT.. Va low va a nserf~ss a.
Lv. brand Rapid. sUam lsspn si3pn
Al. from L0ueu .. Rep a "a > a
TUnopoH caR sFEKFcE
rarior cars "a Al trains betwcea Grand Ra,-
ids and DstroiL fano car "a ea.lnas "a
morning train
sksery day. Othe frafns week days oaiy
1EonGK DUhkNES. 0ea- fsss EsaL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

hxks8-f VI creaLx., IDA 4i1-
CAxSkD Goops - Cora. 81 2adt.s0 Per
dozsai tomatoes. g. ssai 20 per dozsn-
CosEkn-ko4sf-ds RE z2elsae. Mar
eaibo. I'D 20; Java, S0ta34c; M,,ehs ss3
Java. 500 s<ci packages, t3kt5 per e4s<.
LAkD-Compoand. uerces. sac; con-
oand. 5opound tina sac; pare. tisrosA
Ike; S0pound tins, li1lci ksiris rendered..
tiarces, izri sopoand tina, i27.G
bah.
Black bass. per pound, teloci brook
trout. per pound. sd S5c
seeds
Medium clover. per tushel :. IS. 0oE 5. 10
Mammoth clover. pet bashsl. -. a2sd5.75
Timothy seed, per busfsl. ........ l1sts20
Fruif&
0oeS 50 Per box.
Lk3oss-Sew Msssinas. in boxes Of 3oos
and Soc. <.5o,a3 IS per box.
BASAsAs-Aecording 10 quality. $L7s(d1oo
per buash.
SWEEP PorAross-ss. oo,a3. IS FER barrel.
Cara Con CRASsEnRIEs-Per barrel. IS. -
060Q
Butter and Eggs--wholesAie Pricc~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14
CAPITAL
GRAhDRAPIDSKATIOHALBANk
oHa~D KAriDs EscA
Capital and Surplus 100000

EpvTx p. CHr. Presidedt.
fKkKnAS GoDFREr. Vice rre-fdsuA
PRANK NJ. DAVIS. Cashier,
JozS l. BFNgAHxx. Asst rssnf>-
THIS hank doss general banking business
and respectfully solicits the accounts % indi
viduals, banks and corporations generally
Interest allowed on tins certificates os deposit
Travellers for any part Of the world Elss perfsc.
money arrangement at this bank
Edwin r. Thu Freeman Godfrey.
Enos Putnam. Danid IL Waterz
Joseph Houscmaa Melvin J. Clark
George ID Long Xm q. Herpolsheima
Charles 5. HaEsltina Charles shepard
John T. Peck Silas Il. GodfrsE
tamuel beaTA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14
Bank Clearings

Yesterdays bank clearings amounted to
S2l4.57.94. The elearings for the CORE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

espd Esrftv f0ar ferro - r1 .-......
Cd nsvea- Al = ~ a. pr '9ps4 ~ -.
sDnny sDsfr srosr't ssndsr
1fuira STRIVE from ths i-slft 81. i've .
n I a. y m snd ~ a. Pm
1Fain. arrive IRON ths w~ss ~ n Us n
f~s.~,ra-Na n he. Nssn~ p.Ffs- buss
ear "a n t.rfos 80 sesieare-Ao "A 80
"A GO IA rs farn-r Taftof bftH - ear
sfHr " lFsrD Irsfle Nsnara~
FEu ftlEfrsnn Irss fass Ar-ea
sxA lsnfsaIG- ltty Tick@t kF-.A
Ne - 4rnfr,a -trfss&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14
LOCAL MARKETS

Wheat remains unchanged. being To-
DAY quoted a 80 The hay market Is
very Quot. With no change in quotations
sweet potatoes are being quoted at
frou. s3oOQ131
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

Fsrtn Produce
Hrrrrr -e0d - per pound.
FGas-HiAc Ter dozsn-
1rsxfrs-tsc Ter stlzhel.
CAaEors--,5ssspC per hushel.
bosEv- Fancy xhi,e. IKE per pound
lsssr zs-&c ger dozen.
NFftssS--s5.s &c Pc tushsl.
srFst-i'c pr dozen stalks
KxErs-i5sdt a. Ter tashei.
Mfxr--.8c gsr dogra lunches
AYR ss--7d-,ta leo peT bssshsA
rkseAsE-f ss,.sc PEP dozcn-
..s,r s=HEs-i isat1c pef pound.
CsuIrTt owrr-1. essst Is or dozen.
PtHs<IFs-ssc Per hlsshcL
Isnrvt al Hos house. isc.
NtrRR GRRes--.Ic rfE dofen b1ucher.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14
| AXE SHORE &
- MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.

The Lake Shore wa Cleveland an coanesfioa
With the Lire A Il. and L. a. Il. rs lorna "a
splekest and most direct rcats - fatlsaaTa
A J. enIrH, q II ca 4. A.. Clsvs4ana
b.k koeKEs, Clty fsss Axent
sAkks IAAFEkL Jfty Iickct krsak
No = nonrss strasA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

Poultry.

I've taraeYs. -t4tf@r.
Live reeee saa.
Dressed chicsar sfRan
Dre=sai h-n 7s7sst
prs@--d .urkey- staioc
Dressed duck. Aallc.
Iiss TOYS. hsHs So $50
Li~s n.d rs-s-tars. - puslrd. So
De- -. zOosi .igc. - ioc prr p0uud
Chicseos. s8-. pr pc.ard
Chicken CnDps. 70 earh-
Groceries ard PruTfstcns-- wholesale
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-04-21
SOMETHING NEW

Like the Australian ballot the Swiss
Initiative and Referendum bids fair
to capture the world. Who, one short
year ago, could have suspected that a
scheme whose sole earthly advocate i'm
the English tongue was forlorn look
ing little sheet, published at San Fran.
cisco, that hot bed of revolution, entitled
Hope and Home, would now be boldly
proclaimed as the hope Of our time by
learned men i'm some Of the leading
periodicals of Boston and New York
Already some far away colonies in the
vast Pacific are adopting the policy
The San Francisco Examiner favors il
and that foremost of magazines, the
Arena of Boston, swears by it. w,
need only to repeal all bad statutes
make clean slate and try {
real government by the people and Sc,
how long it will remain one for tn,
people. As to our present representa-
tive system, that far.seeing despot
Napoleon the Great, once said: "As t,
this new representative system no PEG
pie ever delegated the power of making
their laws TO their servants withou
losing whatever liberties they possessed
in short time"
Well that stands to reason. Wh'
makes the laws, rule. Suppose bust
ness company were to delegate all tn,
law and regulation power to theil
clerks. How long would 1t be ere theil
clerks would have all the cash ud th,
members Of the company, like Che
Dutchman in the anecdote, have moth
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-04-21

The change to paid members in the
British house of commons is significant
of the democratic tendencies in Great
Britain. The fact that hereafter MEM
bers of the house of commons are to be
paid for their services will enable poor
men to get into that body and work off
their ''views" upon the British lawmak-
ing power The British have found out
that the American way is best. Our
system is to pay members of congress
enough to enable them to live comfort
ably and devote their time to business,
but not enough to let them be society
sWells