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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

There have been twotufal accidents
A. tie Karids fair. 10th < then a.
feraef ~ h<s - H. TIE GFst ona
scenuea ca ihs trial trip = ~. zee rail-
80 Ons msa w@s <ili@i outright. srv
srsl other ssfsans rcre fatally injured.
The o,hsf catastrophe tcok plsce in The
surnios q ths re sAiag pisnt
Cue cannot aafeinplAse TIE swfal
rtass.trf u tAis lsrt horror wishnai
s.soeissing somet.<,y ~itA repIonast ~
fus - sui shs asost prusleat q n,sr
soold hesitate q locats danger fr,n.
sre IN an 80 Aouss The rost horro-
seclsrsnons that The building W.,
snown 70 b death trRp~ ard that Ia.
fset xss -xns3sn q the ssir ,.tf'ciaa.s srs
ar frsn c'ln@oiinx. especially a. ihsr
sould 81 aprAra g. aay bellslsns FaS~l
- toe rrouud - IRE
Nobody sill ever ksos the enact
saa>e q M0udays fFixhaal s<esiac~ II
5amaa hss. Various theories have hssn
sfssBe~d Same e them appeal 20
e,snuon -rn-~. ALTERS are - entire y
-oulrcfarai ~ - IA sasosfhy se<s,rd
thraxAt The fset whieh ssa1d- sast
u.sst prs 'nir~ssiy = that 18th se~isa.nt.
occnrfed - oonnection with sntssp<s=--
shich successfully dses.i nsfars and
pry@isued Zee - The hottest lars - SUN
.s@r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13
HIT AND MISS BRIEFS.

London physicians claim that wood
payements induce sore throat in the
community. Il there an, pleasant i'm
proyement upon old methods which they
cannot find fault vith.-Swansea Ga
zette.
The wrong man was lynched by a
Tennessee mob the other day, but he
was not prominent citizen and might
AT some future time have done something
worthy Of desth.--St- Paul Pioneer
Press.
In the dead. unhappy night" thief
entered the Office Of the Camilla Clarion
and robbed the editor. Why will an edi
tor leave the Office towl lying around
looseg Atlanta Constitution.
II is difficult to think 81 the fine old
state OK South Carolina standing behind
bar and dispensing plain and mixed
drinkf.- York Tribune.
A politician becomes dangerous and
unreliable just IA coon rs he considers
IL necessary 10 depend tor a living upon
bis office. Galveston News.
Any editors desiring 70 engage In
long distance controversy should hasten
to enter the Ohio wool discussion
Washington Post.
IN tie end. rho poor people have 10
pay for all cheap money. IL Injuries
them more than IL does the rich Bslti-
more American
II IL said that Governor Altgeid has
his eyes on the United States senate.
lie may - well change his focus New
York World
Vacation daze When clerk IL told
be can take month instead OF the
CUSTOMARY week New York Journal
Stewart and Jones. the silver senators.
ought b 90 on the sfumpin India. New
York ptes~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13
ALLEGED TO DC FUNNY.

jackson Ball never kissed q girl Ia
my life until met you.
May ketchum-Pvs heard thst from
others-
jackson Ball--Who told your
May ketchum--Eves % many; it's IN
awfully old lie.--New York Herald.
Charlie Ssppy-No. don't go in Tor
yachting much since the time l Was
knocked overheard and lost my senses.
Miss Spright- How sad. and you never
recovered them. did you!- Philadelphia
Record.
Bell Boy-Dere's . young couple on
de piaxzy ~ wants you 10 send 'em some
chairs.
Clerks it bright moonlight!
Bell Boy-Nope; dark
Clsrk-Take them this chair--Puck.
Smith--Have you recn Jones wife!
Brown--No: is she pretty
Il should cay -. She takcs every
body's eye"
She docs. ehs What . collection q
them she must have."-Texas Sifflngs.
Magistrate--Yo are accused OF not
supporting your wife
Prisoner-But. your honor. you don't
know my wife. She is insurporfabse.-
Mercury.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

Speaker crilsp says that whatever de-
cision the extra session may arrive II ~
20 silver. there will be no curtailment
offull and liberal debate" The lib
eral debating may prove highly enter
tanning. but IL may prove disastrous II
II Is continued definitely. What the
business Of ths country demands IL not
words, but action. The sick patient
should not be talked TO death.--Sagi naw
Courier Herald.
The socialists arc now accusing the
populists OF trying TO he .plutocrats"
by Athe depreciation of the currency
80 that the creditor farmer may thereby
become gratuitously possessed OF yslu-
able property to the exclusion of the
wage working masses" IL is some
thing ~ gain when the wage. earners
begin TO learn that cheap silver means
depreciation Of wagcs-Detroit jour
nal.
He who engages in the work OF a fire.
man in large city is subjected TO rs
great dangers Of death as he who enlists
in war. But there il grave RESPONSE
bility that rests upon chief engineers or
assistants in the managing or fighting
fires. Life in no instance should be
taken against propcrty.-kalamazo
Gazette.
Wheat and wool are lower than ever
before known in the history OF the coun-
try. Business is dull: times are hard.
and the farmers and laboring men are
seeing hard lines. Coal is high, and
lately advanced The coal trust is the
only thing fiourishing in these days Of
democratic reform.-Jackson Citizen
Perhaps nothing more unfortunate
than the publication Of the fact that
joaquin Miller was once arrested on a
charge Of horse stealing could have hap
pened at this time when so many ambi-
tions bards are despsl aing Of calling at
tention TO their works by ordinary meth
ods.-- Detroit Tribune.
The Hawaiian question seems des-
tined to make Grover Cleveland heap
81 trouble He is determined not to
follow BENJAMIN Harrisons policy. but
he has thus far been unable To find an
other which is either adapted TO the
case or meets popular appropriately
City Tribune.
One hard worked class OF men will
now have vacatIon-tne ofnce-seekers
Postmaster General Bissell has gone to
the country TO spend a month. and moth
ing but urgent public business will be
brought TO the attention Of the presi
dent at Gray Gables.--Jackson Courier
Star.
There has been considerable comment
upon the fact that in the vault Of sus
pended Kansas bank there was found
only s6I. Kansas isn't in it, A Michi
gan cashier left only "a cents. and there
were evidences that he had searched fol
that. Detroit Free Press
The emperor OF China advises the
Chinese in this country TO obey the laws
/ The United States government could
profit by the advice u the head Of tn.
| Flowery Kingdom. Muskegon News.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13
ESCAPE OF 4 TOWN
ONE MAN BURNED 10 DEATH
HAD Nee IA Arrived - Ensaps Faans
Would uaave ussn DsnasuvsA
loss. ease. O0o

Pxixcrros. Ind July l2-Flss bsots
out n the Law once a bushkirk =
Brady at o'clock this sftsrnooa. nearly
destroying tho entire city. Ths foliov-
Ing busins. housss we're IN the burned
district: Reed. Wisherspoou 4 Co. coal
dealers: Isaac Rabbit wood and metal
manufactursrs; Ma Walker. millinery
estahlishment; the Western Union tele-
graph ONCE. z. j. BaIdvin's Insurance.
oiice. Samuel Kidd's Law once. the
Farmers' bank. Mira OILERS bakery and
confectionery; Smith 4 I.ucaa. furniture
aud undertaking establishment; smith
L Lucas, china hall. Charles Mossman's
grocery; the w. d. Downey company.
dry gocds; Awners 4 Downey. grocery
store; w. Daley. groccsy; Mn Aowssy.
millinery: oiiics u Dy. kcndle; v. &
Beasley. drugs; Mulford 4 Co. hard
ware; Dominlck Lewis 4 Co. dry goods;
Ed Hsllctt. confectionery; The Star ho-
tel; Agcr Brothers general store; Joyce.
livery stablei r. A. Boyd, nosioas;
Snspp 4 Flstchusg, carriage Tee
tory; tho NJ. T. church and parsooa(s;
the Presbyterian church; Charles
Brownies. dry goods; Mrs. Baker. mil
linery; w. Berger. merchant tailor; ~.
IL. Hendicks. muaic store; q. N. Gerald.
general merchandise; Pinney 4 Woods.
drugs; Mrs Emmsrson. millinery; Com
mercial hotel. City hotsl. Office OF Dr.
Kidd. Rollin Branham. hardware; ONCE
Of Drs. Blair. dentiss once. and Dr.. Gil
moro. Enterpriss hall. Lowe ! 6cull.
furniture; Anderson Grow. clothing;
Princeton wagon factory. Several duel-
lings owned BY w. n. Jsssup: residsnce
Of Henry Teller. Labor Light printing
Office. and many Offices on upper doors
The loss 10 estimated at $4,000. with
insurance amounting 70 el60.00Q But
one life is reported lost ct this writing
The body Of man vas found. but mol
recognized. Many were overcome by
the heat, but no deaths reported. Had
il not been for the Evansville IRE de-
partment arriving in the city At 5o'clock
the entire city would have been de.
stroyed. The electric light wires are III
down leaving the city in total darkness
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

At = meeting of the Press club held
last eyening = committee consisting u
Messfs spfoat. Osmua and Aldflch
was appointed 70 prepare suitable rvso-
buttons on tho death Il Ira u. Crane. Zoe
many years y prominent member u the
club.
The COMMITTEES on rooms, Of which
John y Finn 10 the energetic and hard
working chairman. was authorized 10
pfosecate its work. Col. n A. Aldrich
Was appointei caterer II the club Tor
the next regular monthly supper. Vice
II. ID. Butler Who resigned by proxy.
The program for the opening Of the
club rooms was referred 10 the commit
tee with power 10 act.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

P,sh.ic t1ferrst ~iii a. dsabs. -
greatly srrit-1 - - ta-~s stksus q
~ pr~-sd.rt Y-rsrrizg. a. fr.sf<si "a
~ nexF airpa;<hes NJ fseTslsnf
truvs ~wssrei mites 3 hia -Js.sr
Jeisesssa fos a fishing sxv~.iatseb, ti.-n
ssssiisnly. sn.i vithssf apparent sss~ea.
stanfsrs-,i - rsnsrasi~ a. s~ssssss.i kss
fsassstsEs - tsTss Gsbies
wast 49, Il al sseanf Hss lia. -
,er<.azsy stsscs.d - sksaa.ailsa a. .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13
POINTS Asour MEN.

General Doukhovskoy, governor II
Siieris, accompanied by he wIse and a
party ~ dis'lng u,shcd Russians. is max.
ing = tour - "a. United States. AZ his
secretary ungfanlatlealiy. but quantity.
puts ls. TIE general wants 81 know soFns
knoslesige as'oat American trade aud
fartoxses
IL pathetic circumstance that the
brave offlcef wka - nov accused e esa~.
ing the e'Amlofsiowa Nicsrsis disaster -
a The bottom < The Mediterranean, IN.
allie 81 aelona alassaa.
A ,ilnaes Il "a he gwen % iisef2 Isv
inF - The shaal1,ozi profession II LIN
don lefess Be leaves England fos his
Anefisse t.lsf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

lsch uf irss siiv~ss Dad tbs sskc~ss~4~ss
tarsale. - 10 10 nansroas. % tie
'-t..t' Too scarce: Hal Ehs sid sss<ran
asxascts.i n s1yscsosAss sss< tas place
~hars lis disz~i his bait and sArsnk
fs0m f.csns tie ii iucx ssze 10 Attsnd
ia pssesressAl sdosty Dad the chief
ra4rist ate discover that he bad Reg.
Ieetaa - plses his ~ifs order Zoe house
koLi rseez~aEies and rekrscs his foot
steps - sssst butcher % srccsrs
Exhaustive and explicit - tbs news
reposa, usually =. Il sstsrIy tails u
sirsis us 70 these s~eretA and ooe can
sniy rsoft % oo1lseturA The OPERATOR
az Sasz&rd's By - ssnxalssiy Negligent
Ia thls matter. aud thsrs y call sos an
ipsnaalAAte investigations 4 his dereiie-
ian.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13
DE HAvEN's BOOKLET.
IL Strikes a Chicago Man rs Being
Quite the Proper Thing.


Quite the Proper Thing.
George De Haven. general passenger
agent u the Chicago 4 West Mich,gsn
road. is pre-eminently distinguished IN
this western country for the originality
~ his ideas and the startling nature II
ms methods in laying before the public
facts he desires Ia Impress upon their
minds. His statements are Ger
tain 20 awaken interest and
To impress themselves upon the
minds II these Who examine them in a
way that prevents them from being soon
forgotten. MIR De Ravens headquarters
are at Grand Rapids. Mich. and tho
people u that place are thoroughly
alive 20 his qualities in the III.
r-ct,ca mentioned. They recently
called upon him % assist them in
the execution Of an idea with which
they had become Possessed. just what
N WAS j. best told u Ar Do Haven "a
sWn wor.s. The city % Grand Rapids. .
eHld he In speaking II IL. which
- quite a place now ltotoJ IN
hanlfanis. about and which hns
doubted ia population every ten
years. decided % issue something for
distribution az the woridss far some
thing vas the Flea. The board ~ trade
coaeeived IL and l. "a chairman ~ the
printing committee. was asked 10 sio
tho work. creative and otherwis.
The thing Is here. II is my idea ~ what
even dissnterested person must read, ,
before be lays u down or a. be glances
over II 70 see whaf - IN n he reads il
before be xrows ~ Tho aend "a sou n
This 10 What term the highest degree ~
advertising art Some ~ our people
are disappointed. They think there Is
fsso much waste space Ia the margin =
should be more sortia. What do you
thinkss The thing" alluded o. in
the foregoing is little booklet
which frusa the "cuteneas" q lie make.
ap must attract snd bold attention
The quality. which hsa inspircd The.
criticism a some = The people - Grand
Rsui.is 10 one Il lts strongest
t.ants. Ii tersrne~s strikes hs,fne.
bach pag~ In che book = devoted D. ane
eon.plc,soas feature 81 the t,ise~. IT.
loestsan. population. educational inssi
tn,,s,n.. characterization facilities, .paau
failures. Erewsh, real estate values fasn
CAT lnssitnfioes. etty saferesssnf sni
s.Asaa n seeFsaisea ags AL - st4tslbely
so fassh that esnfYisfsiy thts shaas
hshss. she pretty little be-akius fails eli
ls4ak IA al thst = ssEsh Aassisx elssst
stss.i lsat.ssle h4far BE - sssfe 4 it :.
Chlcsas fs.aiss is,si. JsiY II
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13


guepl Ia The Nee>na Appereetlx -
VS. - ~eh - ssyorey p1Mapis ocsse -
The nsss q a. 80 49, sfses 'A'
70 Las fs'seas n - ea1.
G. 4 Murray q fstosh<y uss : Eas.s
t1 s.ssts ysseseey fcr 49,
E.s-s.s.a s....,ss,s bat
so< a.. ,s.s swo yess- - - - ran
.,ns : f.osrl = a jo,~ph Yir.puri He
- resr,sd a hoosl .snsrrmscs and
..s. 10 return Ia a.. a XII.
-. e 80. ~.,a-....
sese1ssn % .j
49, IT.
w.. .ssss.4sx we;,t -. ~,,s hs
oeiisd "a - G~.. ~. p. lnnss
Nelson =. nowisu O. Srsnd sissSas
vho recently purceasea The Wsst Alcn,
agan college pfoperty u snis c'ty' dil~a
- Ans ~ A~s'sss's y
Wv. Csulsbrosck a Iooia. supsris-
tondent q ths fusnituss ooasrscs IN the
prison there. uss guest IN the Morton
yesterday morning.
H~r.rh~, WAits.h.~ a. pnt,u,t urs~;
dent a. the stste 60 oomm,.e,on- ~ :
~ ary,v.i in TO- No,ton l.xf nirht
J.a.. mn n.x,~ - iar,. -.
s.,,.rs a.. a..a,-,~ M..hsxs. -. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

vafvxat fse the arrest u I,see & Smith.
the yossg eaBk forgsr. remained IN
that CITY AL dss Yesterday snd last
night he sat . telegram b. ssferin-
terdsrt Carr. ssyin9 thai BE wli arrive
here al o'e;osk this afternoon with the
pFisonoF. The telegram did nos explain
shy The Port Huron aulhorifies decided
20 give hins up. - dispatches received
here yesterday stated that the prlsoners
haii bad been hxsd ~ sl.o0o add his 81
saulnstleD 81 Tor beat Wednesday. The
Ursai Rapids parties interested vii b
glad - learn that the young forgsr Is 10
be brought before the courts here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

=
Yesterday vas one of The aosl lively
DAYS ~ the mid summer furniture expo
sislso. and al unusually large number
q buyers registered AZ The Morton.
rrais. .as apparently a. lively A. In pre-
sipas seasnes. and the recent depression
ssetssa Attie more than memory.
Purchases are more cautious than Ia
the PAST. hat that Is healthy sign
rather shaa otherwise. Dealers who
bur carefully can be counted on 10 set
rs tisclr bills promptly, and also toplacs
furtleE orders.
Every day gises better tone 10 the
furniture market. and manufacturers
who fortnight ago predicted that the
summer trade would Be Of snail volume.
are compelled to modify their opin-
ion- Grand Rapids' chief industry
was never in more healthy condition
thar At the present time. and the out
look Il highly gratifying. in Wow OF the
coalition Of general business = few
weeks ago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13


You1g Saith. the dariag bsnk ssind-
ler. viii probably he brought 10 this city
- - arraixred aad trieL There =
really no sssy god rsa~on Why he should
ss rsfusnel - this city for trial In
socA q csso IL would SEEN 70 be emf
prusly tAs right thing 70 forego our
e,ainsg upon the dishonest youns scala
uaz an4 permit scne ether county To
lsar he sxpsnss O, trial
II be i tai1rH anywhere IL should Be
a. Coalwa:es There the Judge and
iury soold be uninIiuenced by his in
sioaaring manners and oily tongue.
Natkes in.ie-i xo1ld his friends and
relatives De active IN working up sen
tiaent - minimize the gravity u HE
crinas on the score q youth and his for
risr good associations
itisa ease Ia which any circuit court
has jurisdiction. Evidence Of his guilt
u ia documentary form. eorroborated by
his csnfesson. IL would be better for
all coneerned % try him AZ some place
Nn.fs broksn-heartea mothers tears
would not 10 she'd before friends and ac-
auainsances. Batter. Too. that he Ia
tried where he would he known as an
nudacious swindler than as an average
good boy. The lsw will he better vindi-
Gated. He vii be surcr 10 got his just
deserts The county viii save The ex-
pence Of tho trial It's never good
idea 70 invifs litigation. whether civil OF
criminal II be IL not 90 be tired al
Port Huron or Flint. by all means take
him o. Coidsater. Grand Rapids has
done is share in giving birth 10 the
ing-ate AMI thief.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

TWENTY Five hundred dollars Is the
amount President Charles r. lerkes
proposes TO pay for ticket Of admis-
sion 20 tho worid's fair. provided the
days receipts are donated TO the fami-
lies Of the dead hremen Such gcner-
esity will certainly 90 remembered by
other firemen who are called on to peril
their lives to save property from destruc-
ton
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

SEVERAL more or less distinguished
Milxaukeeans have fallen under the
displcasure % the law in phe Plankin-
ton hank failure cases. and we're arrested
yesterday. Tie grand jury found true
bills charging President Day with en-
bszxlsment aud the board Of directors
with recsiving deposits after the bank
was known to be- insolvent- Tho action
q the grand jury is To be commended.
A bank failure like that OF the Plank
linton should never be passed over with
out judicial investigation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Ar last the Agricultural eallege is To
have a president who was actually born
on a fartn. and knows the difference be-
tween Poland China hog and a cinch
bug. Such a man is necessarily handi-
capped IN the position, but here's hoping
thai President Gordon viii prove sue
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

CokSrIrs De Hris pleaded guilty in
the superior court yesterday 10 charge
Of bnrglarizing a store on East Bridge
street. and was sentenced TO a year in
Iouia. De luis . only u lad and. like
Leon Smith. imagined that crime could
Do committed with inpunity. Nothing
can be more erroneous.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Sara is settling with the swindled
banks inspired by the hope that he will
escape severe punishment He can
never repair the injury nor requite his
esiIae by any other settlement than long
confinement in prison. No mawkish
sympathy should be wasted on him.
lie Is polished thief and
his example and latest exploit will have
pernicious effect unless be shall be
summary and harshly punished. Let
him be imprisoned. not as personal
chastissment. but IA a warning 10 other
yong men that such crimes cannot be
committed without mailing the heaviest
Disgrace upon self and family.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

WsS.xAxxR Il BkowN's suit 10 close
the worlds fair on Sunday has been
thrown out Of court ButAt has full.
hilei It's mision--to advertise the un-
parallcied bargains which Wanamaker
& Brown are Offering to their customers.
Sometimes piety and business can be
most profitably combined.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

fIrsRy PRssvEyxD ssiru has been
~salted." 80 - speak. His resignation
has hseu ziestuliy accepted. and be no
lesgor occupies chair IA ihe Lane sen
irary Msanwhlie the Saith name is
preserved frora oblivion ~ tho ~fiuksr
iaad ca 0riiBes ias.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

WFsrzpx silver mcn threaten "a
-sec.ds7 unless theis chief product il
coin-1 into large round dollars Nox
.st The pork growers ccnssne and Gc-
clare "a lake effect for Ike cause. 1t
all 10 esai~r sof both 81 aldo out
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Casesso's great espoeitioa - Ms
nsaei The genuin. worlds far" ar>
just sow bathing IA the surf q oid
ooean sr eiiabsas the sroa sde. a tGs
Tas.slll.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

~ The silver mine owners and himet-
sllist. would eviucr hstle iess set
interest their denanelaflons q the do.
aonetlzasion q silver Souid he received
ia . k.ndisau -pirit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

itt kiisa tels ~ The s'nsfitiftlaas
faf lAs eeiiss q The fafaliiss a she Ne
usss a TIE esia sts.Fsse hfe ~ TIE fsis
ssaf hsf iafai = 81 - q = teiis "a
tfsal ske ftssa -sll Es.sh tissttuA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Pss~Ibr~r cLsvrLsSp has ruled out
Ten a ths spplicants fes the Beriin coo.
sulsts because they cannot SPEAK Ger.
nan. Here's . glorious opportunity for
q Nilsaukea man.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Wafrxss~ RsIo says mat John ].
Ingslls nae b-en -s~Istiae mud~ sincs
b. si~frst fs Tie s~nsts Ihiuner
thsn sasi. iirpthet itsit very nssh
shtnnsf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

fws y ssk<soa girls have ssafted -
ssiz th- sastsfs fsss 81 t8aosfrs
asxht sksy 90 SEQ shsy wsss lses -
A9sa~eoa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Lass si@FFs - Essst1es. ffss+ al.
- ssssxsss As wsasef mass a a ?
ssd pssatg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13
REID ON Mr.. lNGALls
JOHN A CHEAP POLITICIAN
Fos Osre she wa..nn lsaras nzss Kvaas
- lssssssvs e. sp~aA1.s - -
Aasinaaa Ca9oe<gn

Css,c>s.a. I.,,x 70 Wh,s..,. r.ss A.
49, !. En- -. - - -
- ~ ~ - uas sess1S
~ 80 - ysss .es rssk V Ace
i~k' ARD ue3@e he i<u he septsod ~
81 senator kngs;ls crstics<z2 q hAs oan<l-
dscy for the slos presidency. Il ksse
been lstorine sssn uayself.~ sasd NJ.
Red and Mr.. in~zlls v....lA ~ -.
sled 10 specsfy sn5 ansslI s1purc1lisus
of ofhsfwlsr. thst lover oaofod v txhos
% 70 any honest la1nssns UsA- Al tkls
talk about bosaailQ " The nstsuasl
ticket last yrar. On s,rouus a = llf,<.n
Mold s.riks = Inch - ...,s,..s !. ~.
sstisfsrts.a 81 The 49, nn,.,ss sl,s.'
selyex. y she~r 60 tr.p snxvsx
There usrs never tLon~Hr.a
votrsi ao~cas>d hv Il a. 49, 49,
even uh<o Il - an apro ...e~s,.-. ~
say that sfter Il ~ setfksS =. sh-,. -
tire satisfsefion. the lahur so,s,n. Ali
carried II intn pollt,os. h ~ srr..-- 49,
not uner.lv a. "a faith - - -
temstie Violation a sk~iy Ga r..x.ssl
principlse. and : thu olgsrins -. ~
sro..est az insul,a.
s-tN e,onr~e our orr.on~rss 49,
~reat hubbub about 4. but mo~s a. a.
vho thew cain verc ,nfsu~ncss -.
slreadv On Their side. / doups IL ~,
Povdcrlv or anv Other ~ausllv renntshs.
ana rcsfonsibis lst.m leader will a.,
thnt thsi Question turned . thoossra
lsl.or yofas in The Un,,sd stats 49, Tai
Certsinly IL did not turn one vfere =
sin~le r;de shos Ar the C.ra,-r,~ ~nrks
turned thousand.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

There were no deaths aud but little
sickness in the statcscbool sf Co.dsatcr
the past year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13
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