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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-01

VIM Galbraith, the man whose ar
rest for rape and whose subsequent
escape from the sheriff were re-
ported in the REGISTER two weeks
ago, is again in Jail. Sheriff Hobart
knew where he had formerly lived in
Missouri and wrote to the sheriff there
to keep look out for him. Sunday
the Missouri sheriff wired Mr.. Hobart
that he had his man, and Hobart
went over and got him, returning
Wednesday. Galbraith says he ran
away because he was scared
These cool mornings suggest that
the time is near at hand when we
must begin to think about heating
stoves. Bartels Il Son have already
thought about it and have laid in a
supply of the famous Round Oak, the
most popular heater ever invented.
We are sole lola agents for this stove
and we want you to buy of US. We
carry large assortment of stoves and
cannot fail to please you.
Nearly all the good Presbyterian
women of lola were in attendance up
on the meeting of their county Mis-
sionary Society at Humboldt We'd
| y
were Mesdames Squier, Ewing, Wise,
J. p. Wright, Jane Evans, Ewart.
Misses Wessie and Nettie Wise and
Misses Jennie Arnold Sarah Ewing
and Anna Ewart were there.
A lot of the young folks, following
the suggestion of the REGISTER, had
a hay-rack party last Saturday night
They loaded themselves and a lot Of
watermelOns and musk melons and
cake ard ice cream and bay and other
luxuries into a wagon and rode out to
Miss Anna McDonald's where they
were Hospitality entertained. They
returned about half past eleven
O'Clock, singing several different kinds
of songs.
III. ]. Minnich, of Salem, is the first
man to respond to our request for pro-
duets to take to the Worlds Fair.
He has has brought US in some fine
samples of Kaffir corn, red and white.
some Jerusalem corn and some Brown
Dura. He says that all these grains
have made a splendid crop while his
Indian corn is almost failure from
dry weather.
G.. ID. IngersoII was in from Moran
Wednesday settling up sOme business
preparatory to his removal 10 Mis-
souri,. He is very enthusiastic about
the prospects in his new home. and
we certainly hope his expectations
will be realized.
When you come to town. don't let
your horses stand out in the sun or
rain all day, but take them TO Alex
Browns livery stable, south of the
square, and have them taken care of.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-01
THE lola REGISTER.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER /, 1898.
The Weeks Weather.

The Weeks Weather.
Furnished by Mr.. A. L. Dibble from
observations taken at lola, Kansas.
The temperature noted il taken at
O'Clock a. m, and o'clock p. m.
THURSDAY. August d
F5renooR-Temperature. 6s deg. Cloudy wind
Sc
Atferroon-Temperature IS deg. Nearly clear
wind SW-
FRIDAY. AUGTsT %
F5renooH-Temperature 81 deg Foggy calm,
wiHd T.
AJfernoon-Temperature IS deg. Fair wind NE
SATURDAY. AUGUST NJ
ForenooB-Temperature 50 deg. wind W.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO deg.
SUNDAY, AUGUST
Forenooa-Temperature Is deg. Rain sic in
wind NV.
Afernoon-Temperature IS deg. Cloudy wind
E
MONDAY. AUGUST -
Forenoon-Temperature, u deg. wind y.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20 deg. Fair.
TUESDAY, AUGUST -.
ForenosH-Tempersture a. deg. Clear, wind
NV
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50 deg. Fair.
WEDNESDAY. August %.
ForeHooH-Temperature, A deg. Clear wind
NE
Afternoon-T So deg. Clear, still
and pleasant
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-01
j. III. Campbell

Will be on deck with fa.i tine ut
paints, oils, wall paper, etc, tor his
fall trade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23
Pan md SUFFERING,
l>ew llttls We Realize Hew
Much There 10 IN the World.
h = cesealn That Three uss.
tsrs q \ b Unnecsssary.
And % Becomes Evesvhodv's
Duty % Stop u In AZ
ouch Cases.

We ass anoag those Who hslisys ut
there wss nsses intended - be @
much psin end Suffering - tie VOID
hOldA
Physical pein and suffering 80 oflsa
psuauc<ive q uoutal and heaSt snesoWU;
fsusove physicA pain and you rull becA
the glco9 which 20 0fisa soshsouds
mind and hsart.
We we're I'D 10 thee rsfectioas By .
little incidant which took placs reneally.
and which Demonstrated how surely
happiness follovs on the relief a pain.
and how cosy end what simple mattss
q - 10 relieve pain and suffering.
A gentleman b. the pame d Neleoe
Woodruff. Who resides ut West Mill
Grove. Ohio. had never BEEN free from
pain and suffering Cor ten long yearA
For fully ten ycars" he said. Il
could not get any rest, especially nights,
from pain IN my legs and chest and
scross my kidneys.
Il read What people said about being
cured by DR.. Creene's Ncrvurs blood
and neSve remedy in the Toledo Bee.
and ] commenced taking this medicine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23
&vH kDos oF u6lIua
~ cspaan 49, 90 - ~
oa1hguas1s Aosinsa possD o.
osses1 - ooA1ss chaaUnA
Tsks A1vasAagsse - - nsAs
- ysessDsns ~ 49,
etoso 60 . oomeh

Ne - sajsvsA dslists.s vsa6Ass lar 80
vsskA FveW 80 - ~ 80 - -
onnWoGnAnai1l thooGn1uD - 49, -
sesiy aad dsJ{ghsfsl sVslnG - ose ksshg. :
- ~ vsasnse - - - sesp1sa al
sAiA u = M 49, sna6sa. sgssaS aAaagss
49, 60 s.sssSs.soks = - -.
sss::.'e rs; s "A r. 49, 80:
isssd hon 8 - slsss. q. 81 !.
palnlal; yos Ssss 49, 81 ss,e,s ySus =.
pseiAs = eapA yeae - 49, yes tavs
s 800 ~: sss.er - - 49, =
ni.snhls. e, - esa1fcs1s aa9 60
coed q yos. be - s Ssss,sss - ssca..ss
ron ~ GOD isqla - in1nepso q lsv
bdehs dass-ehs Ai6ssD viil c1i1e - yss
and Seoppnns uhon yo0g e0u1Dm tnvt1se H.
Have u eusad; have y thososghly cured ;
have q esa1ieoas6 frou yoar sysesm By ths
mild, p1eanns and sG(sc1tvs Oopsland ssat-
neas Issss paydsiaas ~ Gss ach.svL
1Ney make no charge Tor cnus,lHnsioa s,l
examination. and u they ploco ron unA0r
tscatmsns H. totAl uAsFgs. incl.ding G
mcdictnee-thich ~ cosupounA ed -.
nish-is but . mopA. Tksrs sss % b.
YER. no more isaned. ~ noee carelul -
cialisos n 0nnA 1spi(s tAan d.. Coprlsad
and his essofiaAsa !Asv hsve - hssssa
psactsee 10 - word. en9 this iact-tt , z
s sss cp g y s I'D ss ~. 10
thing, las ~ MI @ wtjsA sxpesi.
enoe; that tbalr me1Aods sse - bos-lhsy
cOuld not have The peNc1ics .n thar dA poe
deserve n Call p( their oc3ce a. sou viii
have psFsnnal attention and courtsons treat
meat even u you 10 not 0oendee their care.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23


II he's done me much good. and ] am
improving every day: indeed. I already
feel like . new man. had spent lots Of
money with doctors for my case, but
they did me no good.
Il cannot cay enough for this wonder
ful remedy. DR.. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy. Such . medicine
should b known all over our land, for II
would save lots Of money and lots Of
pain and suffering. ! know Il has Tor
mo-"
II u Q fact that this remedy il the
surest at Ill pain BELIEVERS. Sufferer
from weak back and backachs will be
amazed at the rapidity of their euro by
this medicine. Nervous and sick head
ache il cures b. restoring healthy con-
dition Of tho nerves. The pains and aches
Of Rheumatism and neuralgia il dispels
by removing the cause. Especially
ahould il Be used ut this season. for il IL
the best spring medicine for the blood.
nerves. liver, kidneys. etc. All drug
giets keep 1t Tor d.
IL h purely vegetable and harmless.
and b tho discovery and prescription Of
DR.. Greene, o. 5 West Fourteenth
street, New York. the successful special.
ist in curing acsvous aud chronic dis
eases. He can b consulted free. per-
sonslly or by letter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

H. Rsansysvnafn aesee csaapa1ys
EaeAsyO c. TAsts Cssak
HAssnounA PA, An 1A--Ovse
ol@J1O0 vese dioeEihutsd aa0aG The
400 snplngss q tho RsasnsyIvanis
etsel company q Stssltoa today. IL b
tAs lssgsse sai nnsshly pay roll IN the
histcsy q the plant and Tie prompt
pAyuasot q ths nea psstpged coa6asscs
n the ability a the company 70 recover
fro0 In pSessat embarrassment There
vss brise run On the 6tesltou hank.
bas vhea Cnhise Gaavs1sy paid every
cheek presented without delay and
statad that ths haak would remain opsn
until 6:O this svening 10 aeeonmodsts
I'll Who cens, the run ceassd. General
Manager Felton, and Assistant 6uperin-
tendent Ieony sgunks hopefully q the
future. The esnseal manAsss snid tho
sppsintaset a rscssverS would not
have any eject whstsvsr upon the i'm.
poeSsnt improvements now under way
q 6oea1too. Mr.. Tenny remarked that
the prsssat rolling facilities sre not edo
qusts In visw a he large output q the
nsv opea hearth plant Mr.. FELTON,
snid the business was in . moro pros
porous and encouraging coalition. and
Il 80 nothing but the brightest pros
pects tor tho immediate future"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

FOUL PLAYA REASON
ousa 81 - assaa vvseas -
~ ~ 49,. s0
Aaf rnsInfEas eensfIfn1f
1Gnne 0alB - - 0vse
- aBnna.


OusnsA l1kA. Ausn 3-O0sinls =
- A. 49, ~ - hnvp - nt1)s
n~ - - snnsae vssnn1 Az
$500 49, @ Gsemtnon.tsst Ces-
nnu1 - ~ Dssning - ~ has e.
pannanisn . ~ sssisss dhsa1kpa. -
49, - - lsrhoA slthsagA -
ousuinoun1nn1 anA - e1ss&D ~ g
go - ~ q ~ - saginsese
~ hn1vv1Dus1 u ~ yesdA nv
- - - 49, tAsk ~ nip ossr
- - - - GnIDsd ~ ths6 one.
m a1nDooD1 - - suoyan0 NJ
enuo vpsy - ssginsnsk bos $1,000
- 1hogU 49, Gthoo ~ vsss 1s1.
s1ao -. Tksy sttributs ell ~ ~
vssrhs N 1bsl play. IL enudsseew
snd he hssksnsa syoDothise YIN -
sasiking nsa. ed - -spahsr cAaees
- hlsns eAiu1y - thsa. TAs sessh-
- hsvs NJ thsueiss - o6R. Cehss than
thas he .seAkur sss ~ saginessA %
y thougAs Ne CID "a yin o. beelE
sssss Saturday. - asothss noskAe psy
iron the hsolhsshOod vill - due Dc
that tine. The rule q he ostbss y thsls
should they % hach Doe. thSy vos5t
sscssvs ID pay froa ~ bseehesAcod tos
thD prunent month.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

Hsusso PssneA. ~ 80 asyssosd bro
THsuAny - . te1egsn0 6o0 0sand Rap-
~ $3.50 euij6y = ~ police eDast
tkoeo yoG1asdny . the lafcoay a ~.
ao1 - ssu1sacsd - missy dayo IN jail.
NJ vin - sgyuignsd - oaOehsr eAesgs
q puhhosy vhsa NJ tsgn ezpireA The
$780, vAo - Nth Nh hseo = hon
o.. snd - svay nm hc0s sndse
psoaiSso u 0auiage ftoD French.
49, psuaisns - d6 mt fulnn The
giRl 80 pguvidod With . ticket he Chi
SpGo ed sstnsned theso lese night--
yorhnuo Cousiee-0ens.
a Oeuts itsm appeared h TuB HIM.
Ans iesue oe April n - the eject that
Nov that Graod Haven b 10 hsve .
uew court hou0 tn usual roo over the
aits = IN oedse." he substance Of the
paragraph vas tal1pn from the Grand
Havsa Tribune, 1he Hon. Thomas A.
Hnsinh writes Tn HsnALD that ysars
- ~ RDs. W. - Pssyy donated court
Eoass squ.ss - Ostaus county Tor Q
sieA. THn HxnAEo gladly makss the
Sssss on Inspsetos Mcmillan has sp-
pointed the foll0wing deputy Inspector:
Theodore Walter. Thcnas Bsttinger.
third district; Clayeoa y. Nah. fourth
district; ". L 0eoeRe. Geosgs u. Bun.
nell. ilfth district; Gesi b Cutler. ninth
DISTRICT; e O. Dewey. eleventh district
The Clinton County Wool Growese
and Stock Bresdss6 aaeociatioa will bold
il annual ahsaring and chow a stock st
B. r. Miljes1 led barn In St Johns. on
Saturday. April -
". Callan a 0aginav has been sp-
pointed . msmbse q The advisory coun-
Chicago October &
Residents a West Bay City are howl
ing ahoat ssduciag tAa police force TO
four men. Its too big . bid for burg
Iars. they ~.
Engineer AndsFsoa a the Ann Arbos
soad has bssn hs)d rsgponaible by the
sososs.s jury ior IL dsssh Of C'arsnes
Ypsilanti ssot Chieagc el.ooo tho day
skSse ths biz fra aas Chicago ~
spnaAsd IN Ypd's Aoos a trialf Not
CAicaen
Edward Morris Brigham, the South
American explorse. win lesve Battle
Creek April y on his fourth trip
Mayor Torrent Of Nuskegon has made
HE srpuintneots and hes divided tho
honoss equally With both partiesL
Lansing b going b have real old
fashioned Fo1rtA q July celebration,
eth three days saeQg.
An sttsmp1 = bs1ae made 10 provo IN
uDib1 1ns ButcAss, Who b on trial foz
uurdse q Cha1Iotoe.
Thomas u. CpockeP Il NJ. CIemsos
viii b sppeinted collector of customs
st Port Huroa-
The ladiss a the CentsalM. e. church,
Lansing. have given the society . pips
organ.
Paul 6ocha. . Port Huron ssloonist. h
missing and creditoss mourn him $500
worth.
Muskegon kindsrgartens celebrated
tho annivsrsasy d Froebefs birth FIJI
day.
Charles LOuden a Flint has died o(
the injuries received Ia saloon fight.
Bay City peeds . hospital md the
needles are hustiing - have one built
The pnstolnce q Ravonosills vaa
robbed The 0thes night LosA o10
A couple a Mushseon men 40 about
% erect . $4,000 0osiking mill.
10 win cnst Muslsgon 90. 796 for he's
public ochOola the wear.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

~Whils disliks nsvpapss ss1sgis1. ]
- Cd - give ny CO. - ~ pnbllo ~
Aave beea suAeses, 81 knov&a9 S1AaU -
~ amilasiy amic9sd, cponides q no9Atng
mose than . plsasant dog - - ~ sssti-
mony ~ thag u otAssS Who have eh1aiasA
selief q ~ handD a Du CopalAnA aaA
Graham.
Il had hssa sl1lng Sae lang time ana vas
thoroughly disguslsd NTH h oA ussn-
eatsn me(hodA q txoa4monl Cu69 ~
core of Dn. COPELAND and 0rnAam 6oanA
What hAd loag LOOKED 1ue q vn1n. 49, =. .
perSoct tBsatmsat 1ns cn1nsyA, fsum vhicA
disaaeo ] ~ ssz1srtng esao1nally. hoA
ssvess hsa1acbn IN fruoA anA hock. an1 ~
soesoas md fullnsD n ~ heaA. HaA
choking and e.egiag sysll. h ~ nesDin6
and c0nstanS dropping a uaHoosn n t.
throat end - conpas1say Aid W v1eA y
n ~ no1iAo. 8ad tullDa0 6nd rsae.
ing IN IL en- and fsum my Vnpeo0s -
confident the diasaae vas goinG dom - NJ
stomach and heunchiAl 6shaG. I 100 On.
sidsr ny Catanh peemansotly cussd, - ! an
ire from al TIE sympeom6 caused b. \,
and bentdoo the tEuotmoot y % mild and
pleosans tAa1 chilA ooald hke h an6 I
have lot lot day sincs epamenelHg tsssA-
msnI"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23
cATARRH CAN N CURED.
II Yeu Desbt Rss6 "a v~ify eueA
0sassmsnu . fheoe.

The faes a John G. 0ny, . vids-avaks
business man n To gsocssy linz, h familiar
70 nearly every resident II ~ city. He was
sen at his place a businesg, ll2 South d.
Vision street, recently and h relersnce 10
HE tssetmeue Of The Copeland Medical In.
stituts 10 said:
II bad become thnguaGhly discouraged.
finding that no Bslisl coslA b ohGainsd fog
my distressing complaint, catasrh at ths
bovelA bod suffered from Il for SEVERAL
years and finally couaallsd Drs. Copeland
and Graham q he ~ resnst. Ny sleep
was interrupted and my days wee miserable.
Evsrythine ats would paD away from ma
70 rapidly that was elhansosd pAyac,lly
and q times iels escss1insly bad. I'D
Often pesssd blood and iaEgS quAnti1iss ol
mucous, and dh not know What day o.
night Il comfort meant ~ result Of my
trsatment can ~ that my bowels are en-.
tirely cured, and although ] have taken 10
treafmsat foeW fos soGss time, ] an slill
gaining. most hardly anA eAessfuIly
recommend DIN. Copelno1 end 0saAan @
skillful, careful. inAsllieset end ssnarhably
successful physicians, and an cid Al nh
opportunity Of puhlAity indoesins them "a
the people Of Grand RapldA"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

CLEVELAND. April = Tom O'Rourke.
manager II George Dixon. Who hes
been in this city for a week. has re.
ceivcd letter from Jimmy Carroll, in
which the latter asks that the $1,000
side bet in the match between Dixon
and Grimm be PLACED in the hands ot
either Al Smith cr Dave Blanchard.
O'Rourke in commenting upon this let
ter said today that Grifiins managers
were tin horns" hooking for ~cinch, s.
and that he would post his money with
any reliable man. but not with GrifYin's
k~rk~xo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

0nAzp HAvn. nieA-. April 0-Ths
s1aan~ Dua veyseA which los IL 80
to o1aDnoo - sun q The b LAvTooce
sivss boeUoso tho Thousnnd lalandA gill
III yDos run hstWeea Graad HssUa.
Nuaksusa snd ChieaGn making weekly
tsipA AZ Chicago Ne Steamer gill
ssehcs a Jackspn park and boasd hss
paassagsrs during their sojourn thsso.
A lssgs force a men 10 oov eagaGsd in
pusting The steamer in shape eoe ser
vice - . boarding house. The bnst =
mpasstivsly nav and viii sccommo-
date shout 40 people at tims.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

ArnKSs. April - The details IL the
calaaity that has befxllen the ialand q
Zaats chow that since the beginning IL
April thsss have been . total a loo
earthquake sAorkA averaging Ave every
day. Thses ere DOT fifty housss that
ass cafe fos the peopie - live in. Il is
nov kDown that 10 pevsons Icst their
lives. and thu list b likely to BE- added
IN when the ruins ere cleared away. IL
thts IN evev dime
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

NsaArSsz, Mich. April 2-AA IN
knovn Yinlsndss vas found In the
vuu~ss near here the other day. He sft
his 1.oarding house at CasraGis oos even
ing and started for NegsuneA Four
nixhss ssd COO. days b vsiksd around
10 . tract q land. consisting a y0;ug
undssbrush and small bat thick timber.
He Wa found by several men who
bsought him here. almost decd fron
Starvation and coid-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

49, So. $3.50 - w. 49, -
the TO1lD.
BIxonAMror. n T.. April 0-The
member Of Somerbyis new Iron Hall
are much exercised over the report that
. warrant 10 waiting for 6omerby
on HE arrival In this city.
They say that indictments found
against him ct Indianapolis have
since been quashed. and any ofncial in
this or any other state Who takes him
int, custody viii get in trouble. The
members Of tho Iron Hall who joinsd the
new order. and whose old csrti6cates
expired in 109Q residing in this vicinity
receive their money Nay 4. whom Gil. 900
will b paid out. Ii 10 said
that Somerby viii b present on this
occasion TO Sign the drafts and create .
boem for the order. The members here
arc confident that Somerby will succeed
in bic new venture and will receive him
With open armA Chief Meade does not
know of tho indictments being quashod,
and will act on the warrants placed in
his hands unless otherwise advised by
the Indianapolis officialsI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

CHnsso. April III. c. McGinniss.
ths present. champion shorthand writer
u lilinois and Prof. J. G. Graham III
Phiisdclphia have signed articles far n
coatest a spssi and skill to take place
at Central Music hall Monday. May Is.
fr . purse a os ej0. McGinniss 10 Ia
conceac Graham thirty three words per
ssniauAA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

AosssS. Mich, April 2-Mio Flos-
enc- Russeil. graduate u Mira ChafYse
Nobis's school al elocution In Detroit.
and until recently prominent Brooklyn
Lycsum bureau attraction. vAs married
at her parents homo in Fairfield last
night "a +. A. Lyon. Jr.. one of the
ed,tnss u the New York Recugtiss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

Frtend = ForRy Go % The Wall To-
10OO, 600.

Frtend = F0rgy Go 70 The Wall Sbs
10OO, 600.
FRAxKLlx. Ohio. April 22--The Friend
4 Forsy Paper company made IN -.
alignment this afternoon 70 p II. Pue. q
local attorney. who fled q bond oi
$4,000. It ID estimated the liza
bihties will exceed $4,000. The
only assets are the mills. valued
on tho company books ut $4,000, on
which there Are mortgages aggregating
o6cOO0. The firm has creditors in Gin.
cinnati. Dayton. Indianapolis and east.
err cities. The company manufactured
MANILA wrapping paperA the mills hav.
ing . capacity II twelve tons per day.
George n. Friend was president and
John N. Friend secretary. both Of Gin.
cionafi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

81 yuw - pansaees anaehaa essivu1 g
H. llnioa dspst this akSsrnoua q 8
e'eAnsk. ed ths euess ianking tsain ~
sgiophsd On - tsack u. MaoAny q
win ~ osged ent N Joeonoo B0xk
vhsRe q vin oeeupl psu0inSat DAD0o
h ~ sailsead sshibio g ~ Rs1nsyk
vanis cumpany.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

A Ensiy AssnaaG unass CstUVAea
Yhsoo Uus1nn0 0o0ooA

a EnsSy 0o9o1n9 - CS1O01os
Tneoo Uusana0 0O0ooA
LAS~sSo. NicA- April 2-Uhe lssgs
frame building q The corner q wash
inxtoa avenue and ShiawaeDso street.
ownrd by DIR w. J. Bsal. vas d.
covered On llrs q SD O'Clock thu nosn-
ine. An aiarn vss Tuag IN end the d.
psrsnsat did IL bsse - ave the
sHsueturs. The aaDsa. hovsvss. vaee
ohseinass a.d eDoPsst.ay gut1sd The
buit1;ng, vhieA = eoenl - d.. heal
pisess kn Ios 81 e2aO0 He eessisd h.
suranee b the saooat q olS@ q. ".
6syfyisd's neas osrkse - dsslFoysSl
Ioss ol5O0, Povsp BruA' carriage ~
pair shop iost q -. sod Tolsa 4 Rsany.
plunhssJ seock. - damaged - u e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

csusus - DsgAsa ~ - ~ kirk
we'd hsoD1 psopssg q Gsond sfzsss
0neh - A0ng1 Haso0Dg, ~ 0vsssl
yGnD : he1sl hesDss q l;AgIA Clintsa
ss.ney: rhk pse(ssN ~ . fsaa1nes
= - - 81 - ~ - - 1ss< q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

Pssrs, April u Psesideut Csrnot
snvr q Luncheon tc<iay b the nembers
Il the Berins - tribunal AZ arbitration.
the rounsei in the ease and members n
the French cabinet. Madame Carnos.
wife AZ the prrsSdeas, vas the only lady
present. at the luncheon. The Rand IL
the Garse Repubiicains played IN the
eav,lecs - the Eiy~- during the enter.
tnsoneuf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

New YoRK. April 22-The New York
Recorder today closes the Investigation
which 10 has conducted Tor the past four
months in tho hope q finding . cure for
consumption. IL announces that IL hes
discovered . treatment which has q.
fsctsd marvellous cures in the hands a
United States physicians. and IL today
handed its promised award, . certified
check for $1,000. 10 DR.. w. r Amy q
Cincinnati. Ohio, the DISCOVERIES OF the
remedy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

The oct requires . deposit OF United
States. state a Tennessee OF county
bonds and currency will b issued foe
the bank on theee securities not in ex-
cess Of 80 per cant oe their market value.
Tho act limits currency 10 be issue TO
each state hank 20 $4,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

MlLwArxss. VIE. April 2-Mu.
usukee hes become . member a the
cssh prize cycling league. Harry Quinn
has purchased . franchise and will
build bscyle track at Athletic park ~
foar laps to the mile To- co~- s3.50 The
frss meeting viil BE- held early in June
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

AZ Augusts Augusta, 2, Atlanta. Z.
AZ Monteomesy-Mcntxomery. I.
Nashville. T.
At Mobile Mobile. 2, birmingham. g
At N-v Orleans- New Or.eana ..
Memphis. q
At Charl~~tos -Chsrls~ss,n. 2; Ssvas
nah. e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

KALAMAZOO. Mich. April 2-Hssry
Bcjr3en become angry yesterday 10
cause he COULDN'T have tea sos dinner.
Then. 10 10 charged. be sssaultsst his
SISTER. Mira Jc~sie Harris. with IN irua
stove pcker. She Vas hurt - bodily that
che csst walk. holden 10 in Jail
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

PARrs. April 0--(ssn. John Mere
dith Rcd psesitasd q . meeting u the
American colony hsId todny in the
Hotel Continsntal 10 pay tribute Of g.
tssm 70 the rstirine Amsrican ninister,
the Hoa. Thomas Js0esDun Coolidge.
The Hoa. r J. Phelps lnsmssiy Amesi
can minister b EagjanA and q peescut
sS 1910 ,sr TIE . TSssS 49, nsso,s
idSe's cour.s = Aploaat II. PheIps
ssid that he felt hesiSty sympathy with
the movement 10 teGtify the esteem Al
the American COLONY foT Mr. Coolidge.
The Hon. John W. Fostse aid thst Mr..
Coolidgc's record In the ststs depart
mcnt At Washington and among the
residents II Paris vaa highly crsditable.
The meeting received 10 give Mr. Cool
idge farewell dinner sad an illumin-
afnd n<}6rana
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

CorroSwoOp. Mimi. April 22-The
Current newspaper Office was destroyed
this morning by fire. the blaze
originating among some papers. Four
other buildings were destroyed. The
lo~e n e0m