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NEWPORT. II. l.. June 2.--rhis afternoon
Gov. Brown proroRusd the Legislature. thu
senate. by party vote. having refused 10
concur with ths house in the passage Of
resolution requesting the governor Il
lay the difficulties standing In the way Of
the two houses meeting in grand sommit.
tee before the superior court. Hearing Of
the proclamation unotiioially ths house
took = Tscsss for an hour. Just a. u
reached the speakers desk upon rsasssm.
bling they adopted last years rules, with
alterations and adopted . resolution 20.
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Bag of Diamond. Missing.

DEDHAM. Mass, June 2.-This forenoon
MIRA Charles IL. Colburn, together with
two daughters, Lett their Boston residence
to drive TO Hopedale. Just before leaving
Mrs. CoIburn gave into tho care OF her
eldest daughter a bag containing $4,000
worsh of diamonds and iewelry. the bag 10
be brought with ,hom on tho road to Hope
dale. Tho young lady set the bag down
and came awap and forgot il, a fact which
Was not discovered until they had ne arly
reached Dedham. The coschman hurried
back TO Boston to get the forgotten valu-
ables. but when he reached the house the
bag had vanished. Several detectives have
been set to work 10 unravel the my sssry.
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Decision In tho Far Future.

WASHINGTON. June 2.-Unoffioial advicel
from memb bers of the American commis 10
sion at Paris in connection with the Bsrine
sea arbitration do not give any hope Of au
early termination of tho present proceed
inRs. Besides Sir Charles Ruassll Great
Britain will present four other attorneys
Afte' they have finished Il. J. Phelps and
Il. w. Blodgett. OF counsel for the United
States. are still to be heard. After the
argument IN concluded the nrbitrators have
three months in which TO render decision.
II 10 hoped the final result will he renohed
by October. NJ which time the nsodus
viv ndi expires by the torms Of the treaty
OF arbitration.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-03

Nkw York, June At will be impossible
for Senators Plat. of Connecticut. and
Hill. of New York. to accompany the sub
committee to the territories on June 10.
Faulkner. IF West Virginia. who 10 chair
man Of the committee on terrific les noti-
lied all the members Of the -committee
appointed by him, aud the terrific isl au-
thorities. that the "trip had been postr roned
and that il is at present impossible to TX a
dsy when tho committee can proceed 10 the
territories II it Is possible to secure ar
attendance in full of the sub com ittes
the visit will be made later In she year.
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Ives Great Run.

LONDON. June 2. In the international
billiard matoh between Ives and Roberts,
Ives. the American champion. this evening
resumed his play on the balls. which he got
iammsd at the mouth Of tho pocket last
night. This evening he continued cannon
ing until he had brought his total up TO
5000. He then broke the balls up.
Ives 10 expected to open tomorrow with
an intentional miss. During Ives play
many an roastic and unfavornble comments
were made by spectators. A majority OF
those present. however, appiauded the
American repeatedly.
It II arranged that Roberts shall begin
tomorrow with the balls ms left bv Ives.
Roberts still offers to bet $500 to 800 that
hs will win the m atch, but finds no takers.
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3

part to . too ardent devotion to politics.
the thought has been suggested that this is
the time for John Sherman 10 mike good
hts declared intention 10 resign from the
senate. should Mr.. sherman. who eon-
fesscdly owes his last rs-sleotion 10 the
senate 10 Mr.. Foster, 30 mako NJ his mind.
Gov. Mckinley could appoint Mr.. Foster to
the place no hns deserved for bis devotion
to both Sherman and Mckinley.
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Billiard Experts at the Falls.

Special to The independent
GREAT FALLS. June 2.-Jacob Schaffe1
and w. A. Spinks played a 6O0-point game
of straight billiards before a largo crowd in
Elks hall tonight. The Wizard won in
the twsnty-Aceond inning. Spinks had 424
whom his opponent ran the game out
Scheffor'a highest run was lat, Spinks' l22
Both then gave some of their famous ex-
hibition shots. They will play balk-lins
game to. NJ orrow night.
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Armstrong Desires /. Change.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-CommissioneE
Armstrong. who seems to be the best In
70, med man ON Indian matters OF any per-
son now connected with the government. ID
said 10 be candidate for Indian inspector,
40 soon 40 Comm missioner Browning can get
the grasp Of the complicated Indian af-
fairs. strong 10 anxious to get back to
his old position, shat Of Indian inspector.
Tho salary Ia The samo a. he now receives.
and hs Il allowed $3 . day for expenses.
He II also given IN opportunity 10 travel all
over the county in the Indisn service.
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Resigned, but Draws Pay.

WAsHrNoroN, June 2.-Danisl A. Ray. Of
the fourth congressional district of Illinois.
was appointed Jan. IL. 1892, principal ex-
aminer Of surveys. and became cx-officio
chief OF the surveying division Of the gen
eral land Office. Three weeks ago he re-
signed by request and received leave of
absence. His leave expired, he returned 70
Washington and found that his SUCCESSOR
had not been appointed. Ray Immediately
resumed his place - though nothing had
happened. and II in the office now. His
name il ON the payroll and he declares he
will stay until his pay is stopped.
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Almost Wiped Out.

GRrENvrLLE Miss. June 2-The little
town Of Eudora. Ark, forty miles south
west of here. was almost wiped out by a
cyolono lsst night. John Frisdlauder, q
leading merchant, and a negro child were
instantly killed. aud number of ncgs oes
niursd. In tho vicinity of Cotton Plant,
Ark. great damage 10 reported, both in and
ontside of town. Many farm houses were
wrecked and number Of people badly
hurt
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-03
A Consul Rob buk cd.

WASHINGTON. June .-Secyetary Carlisle
requested Secretary Gresham to instruct
the United states consul at Kobe. Japan.
to observe the treasury regulations as 10
health certificates for passengers ON vessels
bound to the United States. The Oceanic.
which sailed from Hong Kong. stopped at
Kobe and the United states consul COM
PEELED the vessel TO undergo inspection. and
take out Z new bill Of health, when the
regulations only reanirs that passengers
taken on at intermediate points must have
certificates from the United States consul.
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stu, Teaching In Union.

New York. June 2.--Rsv. Charles Briggs,
DID. returned ftom Washington to- night.
Whom asked, "Has the decision OF the sen-
ministry made any change with ycur rsla.
tiona with tho Union sominaryp" he rsplied
"Nons whstevor." The professor and some
of his friends intimated. though, that the
action in Washington did NOT end the
matter.
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WARRINGTON. June 2-The total net gold
in the treasury at the close Of business to-
day was $91. 1921. This does not take
into account gold engaged to-day at New
York for shipment tomorrow. Because of
heavy shipments OF gold from New York
Secretary Carlisle has ordered gold shipred
from three other snb- treasures to New
York TO keep mp the supply, and this gold
IL now on the way TO New York.
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Hond Rebels Dispersed.

WASHINGTON. juno 2.-Ths department. Of
state il informed that the leaders of the
Honduras revolutionists have all left the
country with the exception Of Gen. Grenoio
Sierra, who. with band of about 15O men,
IL still in the department of Pariso. near
the Nicarauguan border. However. il 10
looked upon as only a matter Of few days
until the men will be dispersed. Unless
some now and unexpected developments
happen the present revolution In Honduras
10 aS an end. The constitution Of the gov
srnment at the capital il mot changed.
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LIMA, Ohio. June 2.-This morning firs
destroyed tAe main plant Of The American
StrAwb0aFd association, with all the vAlu-
able machinery. The loss will reach fully
S3O0. .OOO fnlly injured. Fifty people mar
,owly escaped with sheir lives. Ths Lima
Brewing Co. plant Was also threatened.
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Army Orders.

WASHINGTON. June 2.-The secretary OF
war has issued an order placing Brig. Gen.
Carlin. recently promoted. in command Of
the department of the Columb bia, with his
headqua ts at Vancouver. WASH. relieving
Brig. Gen. Ruger from fu thsr temporary
duty in that department.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-03

WASHINGTON, June 2.--The disastrous
business faiIure Of Ex-ssorstary Charles
Foster has made his affairs the subieot Of .
great deal Of gossip II Washington. A. he
himself attributes his misfoytunes In great
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ON TRACK AND DIAMOND.


Winners Of Events Contested by Horses
and Bnll Clubs.
MonErs PARK, Jnns 2.--Track good. Five
fnrlonRs-Gold Dollar won. Laizetts see
ond, Addie third. Time. 1b711.
Six fnrlongs--I.i I.ingerwhod won, Louise
second, Sunbeam third. Time, Ill.
Five and half furlonQs--Dead heat be-
| tween eir Exoesn and Ontatio, Dsspot third.
Tims, 1:0514.
MiIe--Now- or-N Never won. Emin Bsy
| second, Nockbarron third. Time. 1884.
Mile aud one ak xtsenth--Keckon won.
Yorkville Bclls second, Cleaning third.
Time 1A7.
Five fur!ongs--salvia won. Mary Midge-
~ second. Time, 80.
LAToNrA' june 2.-Track very slow. si1
Lucknow third. Time. 1:2l.
Aile--Little George won, The Queen
second, HHlcyon third. Time, 1:5l.
Eleven sn-sixtssnths-Ths Sculptor won,
Violate second. Vcrdnnt third. Time
TIA.
-Four furlonas-Litt!e Chris Won. Mis-.
Maine second. Charlie King third. Time
:53 2-5.
Nine-sixteenth nths--PortuQal won. G. b
Cox secand Fay third. Time, 1:0OI.
sr. Louis June 2.-Track fair. Sever
lnvercauld third. Time. 1922.
Five and half furlon2s--Boule Won
Lady Rose second, Favor, ST., third. Time,
1:13T.
Five and half furlongs-Tim Murphy
won, Geraldine second, Gen. Ross third
Time, ITO.
Six and half furIongs--Se Morrill,
won. Princess Lorraine second, Guido
third. lime, 1:241@.
Mile--Bonnio u. won, Rossiter second
Merge third. Time. 1.50.
Mile-Coronet won. Taylor Hayden sec.
ond. San Salvador third. Time. 1:47M.
LONDON. June 2.-The Oaks at EPSON to-
day was won by the duke Of Portland's
bay flly Mrs. Butterwick, by st. Simon out
OF Miss Middlewick; Lord Rosebery'.
chestnut filly Treasure, bv Bon dor out OF
Bonnie Jean, second; 7. jennings bay filly
Cypria, by Carlton out Queen Of Cyprus,
third.
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Base Bail.

BosroN. June 2.--The champions won
again. Boston II, Louisville 3.
PHILADELPHIA June 2.-The colts hit the
ball over the field TO- day. Philadelphia s.
Chicago II.
ERooKLYN. June 2.-Ihe Pittsburgers
were too much for the homo team. Brook
lyn 4. Pittsburgh.
New YokK. June 2.-Plunkett tied the
score in the eighth with a home run and
won in the ninth. New York Z. Clevs-
lands.
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MAX JUDD.

Appointed United States Consul Mt Vienna
by President Cleveland.
The president has appointed as consul at
at Vienna MIR. Max Judd, of st. Louis.
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Besides being famous chess player Mr.
Judd ID q man of much energy and signal
ability and his appointment is endorsed by
meny prominent members of both parties.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-01
'N FOR iNclTiNo RIOT.
A New York 0iicer Gathers In Emma Goldman
,..,t s at PHILADELPHIA ....f

PHILADELPHIA. Sept LA meeting
the unemployed people. ut which Emma
Goldman was to have been the star at
traction, was held at Buffalo haii last
night IL had been advertised as being
under the auspices Of several unem-
ployed workingmen" There were about
800 In the hall, mostly Germans, Russians
and Poles. ..,-ufuunl rs.l ~ .Lr,fr,..t
While the assemblage was being ad-
dressed by a man named Langedon. q
German rushed In and shouted In his ma
tive tongue. "Miss Goldman has been ar
rested Arousei" The effect OF the an
nouncement was electrical Every man
in the hall rushed for the door. Here they
were met by u squad OF detectives and
policemen armed with revolvers and clubs,
and were driven back into their hall.
Miss Goldman was arrested on q war
rant sworn out by Detective Sergeant
Jacobs of New York. oiNthe change Of in
citing riot In that city, She was arrested
Just as she WAS entering the hall. Otto
Leable, a Prussian, who was escorting
her, attempted to pull her away from the
detectives, aud was looked up oh q charge
Of resisting an officer. rlt.ra-r stt
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-01
A COAT OF WHITEWASH
Applied 10 the Colts by the Champions 10
Slow Game

Boston, Sept. Jack Stivetts pitched
In his first game since he was injured, and
he started of with so much speed that the
Colts could do nothing with him ABBEY
was his rival. and It was a slow lob against
speed, with the latter victorious. Ansoo
made trouble very early In the game by
kicking and caused delay Of 10 minutes.
and, after h- Lad been vigorously resisted
by Captain Nash and Manager Selee and
jeered by the crowd and threatened by the
umpire, all of which he stood In his In
imitable way. he carried his point
6SisSeo. SSssSsa $50 ej
Earned run-Boston, I. Base hits-Bost,n n,
II; Chicago, g. Errors-Boston, Il. Chicago,
First base on errors-Boston. 1; Chicago,
First base on balls-Of suvetts, 3; of Abbey,
a Struck out-By Stivetts, 1; by Abbey, /
Two-base hifs-Long. Merritt. Stivetts, Lange
Sacrifice hits-Long. Duffy, Nash, Merritt
Stivetts. DUNCAN, Lange. Double plays
Long and CAMEL; Duffy and Merritt; Long,
Lowe and Nash; Dahlen, Camp and Anson;
Kittredge and Parrott. Umpire-Flynn.
At New York
S.. Sew Lous........... orA........ Q Q g.
Base hits-New York, i2; St. Louis, l. Er-
rors-- New York, 2, -. Louis. l. Batteries
Clarkson and PETIT; Rusle and Milligan.
Second game:
st' EoT EoSis. SHrs :::..ll,iI...SS SSSfSS ! c-s
Base hits--New York. 49, ST. Louis, o. En-
rors-New York, 2; 81. Louis, 2. Batteries
Hawley and peitz; German and Wilson.
At Brooklyn:
Hoels1IlTs PcSGslISlnT; ....... SftS o-s
Base hits-3teoklyn, 10; Louisville, & Err
rors-Brooklyn, o; Louisville, 2. Batteries
Menefee and Weaver; Daub and DALEY.
| \ AT philadelphia; lt .Il
PPIhilsSSs!Phi", PIttsSs4EPi i!....... .,. SSI S2S st
Base hits-Philadelphia, o; Pittsburg, &
Errors-pittsburg, 2. Batteries-Ehret and
Earle; Carsey and Clements
At Baltimore;
Geis,s,%PGsSs. GissoPsnS..: :.":..o ....... ~
Base hits Baltimore, Is; Cleveland, 0. Err
rors-Baltimore, q; Cleveland, 2. batteries
| Hastings and O'Connor; Baker and Robinson
Al Washington
&&sshinsson &&ssihnins't n;:.:.::....::::G 1888 o-f
Base hits-Cincinnati. 10; Washington. 4
| Errors-Cinclnnati, |, Washington. l. Bat
| terIes-Dwyer and Vaughn; Maui and Mo
Guire.
New England League.
At Fall River-Fall River, 8; Brockton, 8
first game. Fall River, IL; Brockton. o
Second galne).
| At Portland--Portland, 10; Lewiston, IL
At Dover-Dover, l2 Boston Reds, g.
Eastern Leagne Games.
At Binghamton - Springfield, 8; Bing-
hamton, 1.
At Wilkesbarre-Wikesb 10, Provi-
dence, 2
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-01
4 Mint

BUFFALO, Sept. 1.-Henry z. Perrine,
President Cleveland's stepfather-in-law
says that Mrs. Perrine says she will visit
her daughter, Mrs Grover Cleveland,
about Sept Is and attend her during her
exDactAd illnesa
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-01
Danny RusselI,s Bio lob.

NEW HAVEN. Sept. danny Russell,
champion lightweight pugilist of Con-
necticut, has signed an agreement to knock
out Billy Forsythe and Charles Matthews,
both Of Danbury, In six rounds at the
Danbury fair, in October. Tom Ryan Of
Chicago has been engaged to train
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-01
Glad Tldinga.

maisdy OF the age, Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
Sisint, Rheumatism, Costiveness, General
b. biiity, etc, r. Aunt Fanny's Health Re-
ST. rer. This great herbal tonic stimulates
the digestive organs, regulates the liver and
restores .he system 20 vigorous health and
energies. samples free. Large packages
500. Sold By Fisk q 90.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-01
Prominent indian kIllsd.

OLDTowN, Me-, Sept l.-Joseph Sock
lexis, an Indian, was run over by the Ban
gor and Aroostook train In this city and
instantly killed. He had represented the
Penobscot tribe of Indians In the Maine
legislature for many years.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-01
Burglars Captured.

LANCASTER, N. H., Sept Ellis Tru-
land e. Co. 3 store at Grange was entered
and the safe rihed of about $50, valuable
papers, bank books, etc. The thieves were
arrested at Whitefeld and the money Sc
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-01
Settled For Mother.ln.law.

Boston, Sept. Mrs. Hawley and her
mother. Mrs Pierce, were fined SO each
yesterday for shoplifting. The husband
Of the younger woman paid her fine, but
she had to reason with him before he went
to gather the cash to pay his mother-in-
laws little bill
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-01
No Change.

LONDON. Sept. The government has
completed an agreement with the Irish
steamship and railway companies to con-
tinue sending the American mails via
N,x.opafnwp
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-01
Broke Mis- Neck.

ATHoL, Mass, Sept. l.:-R. l.. jackson,
aged about 20, an inmate Of the poorfarm,
was instantly killed by being thrown from
q wagon, he striking upon his head and
breaking his neck
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-01
Tried TO Blow Up cuarda

MADRID, Sept. LA petard was ex.
ploded In the barracks OF the civic guard
last evening No damage was done Two
men, who are supposed to be the authors
Of the explosion, were arrested.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-01
Betterment Clauses Eliminated.

LONDON, Sept. Lord Salisbury spoke
In the house of lords yesterday against the
betterment clauses which had been In
serted In the London improvements bill.
The amendments containing the clauses
were then rejected by a vote OF so to 81
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-01
Steamer Thieves Big Haul.

NEW YORK, Sept I. Mrs. G. P. Fiske,
q wealthy widow of Boston, was robbed Of
diamonds worth $4,000 and a letter OF
credit for 100000 on the steamship Cam
pania There is no clue to the thieves.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-01
Nancy Hanks latest Feat

FLEETWOOD PARK. Sept Infancy
Hanks failed to lower her own record res
skrday, but beat Directum's made Wednes-
day In 600 "a. Nancy Hanks did the mile
IN o.06 "A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-23

:.
Lntfesity regents Atfe'n - IT. 80
r'rs ! hunt q 1sl4<<Ls' -. -
sor % k{nA'eotokt <n3 @s-- -
pas = -, JAZZ - es~.,. -
- "a - $780, - -<.'-" -
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49, 1's.'' -. $40,
co1s,st 5en1 =. hsn1 -. - -.
s1is1as " e<<1'ess< nik-. s -
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- - 80 =. -, - ~. 80
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- <s@>~ - 49, - - -
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49, -. i.r~.a,nr a. smploy
go -. N 1890
- o. - u.~o.,a.xx a.
o...-.-'.- - -..-.'..z- "a $500 f.m@ Iii
-. - .,..-,.,,- c.n1r--. III ex.,lu-
,.-..s-- - f.,,....-,,
- ,--,.--s. s.ls ~ Fx.,k c.hoen
- s---s,,- y. lc,.'x 1890 Fnes-
a.. s'-.as 80 1920 h,m ~ = gold
~sseh 800 - !. e..h
49, -. -. - th.x. wfll
-, j.. -'..'...,e - mai..s~s ms.l. this
fsll ~ nas leteresf Is the capita they
have iasestsd
p~, Oman .,d Iasenh (.ooper az Bat.
ne creek are in all They were caught
Ia the ACT 81 robbing tho episcopal par
-onage.
Fifty ministers and delegates arr,
present NJ the meeting of the UnitesI
Brethren % North Nschigan ia fetos-
ksy.
The hap Of Calhoun eounty At the
Michigan building shows Battle Creek
a. the county seat Instead OF Mafrnaii'
The state Convention Of the Michigan
Sabbath School association ~iii % held
Al hiiisdals November IL. 10 and 40.
The Hall bros have started W tneir
saNmiA. refrigerator man eiaetofy anu
toln'ns pea WORKS ~ usn'"s
rope 10 the nostnern pass =. oanilac
$500 -. 80 $500 1870 ~ w
~sesAs, 90.
ans ' a. asaA sf ar - :, -.
sbop Thursday mofning.
e.oxernor Rich viii dedicate the Me-
costa soldiers monument in Big Rapids
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-23

PsoviuExcx. T. l.. sept =. There
wss a large attendance at tho state fair
today Muta Wilkes trotted mile IN
3.I1. the fastest heat u tho week
Summaries.
2.so trot. stake 1900 Belini won,
Ton Judge second. Dolly &. third. best
tln1e. Alb.
I'D trot. stake 5000 Edith III. won.
Tbetis sscond Jessie X third. best time.
-.i5A.
2.l5 tr0t stake f2oOo- Muta Wilkes
Won. Bush second. Lightning third, best
tinse. Ill
-, class trot. stake 1900 Tom ia
CHS $40. Peerless second. Little Won
Der third. best time. III.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-23

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value. and those who
have not have now the opportunity TO
try H. Call on the advertised druggist
and get trial bottle free. Send your
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Co. Chicago. and get sample bottle Of
Dr. Kings New Life Pills free. az well
as a copy - Guide to Health and House
I'D Instructor. free. All ~ which IL
guaranteed % do you good and cost you
nothing. Peck Bros' Drug Store.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-23

CnIcsoo. sept - Results at Haw
thorus. First race. I've fnriongs Louise
Won. Bill Howard secoud. Prize third.
tine. o.
second. i've furlongp -filsit won.
Nosos S.,iouaon Second. Miss Clark third.
tina. tois.
Thiri sssen f0flrngs Prince Hegent
won. Spen,loiins sscoad. Imp. Bsmbo
third. time. i.}l
f8alth. 81 fuglon1s Pretender Won.
Mss fatton sscoud. Echo third. tune.
-
ffth. ssile snd sixteenth Content
voa kcno secuui. st Albans third.
ttnna fIT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-23

Good looks are more than skin deep.
depending upon healthy condition %
all the vital organs n the liver be- in
active you have a bilious look. II your
stomach be dieordered you have a dys-
peptic look. and II your Kidneys be az
iected you have pinehed look. Secure
good health and you viii have good
iooks. Electric Bitters - the great al
t,rative and tonic. acts directly on these
vital organs Cures pimples. blotches.
boils and gives a good complexion.
Sold at Peek Bros. drug store. 20 cents
f,er bottle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-23
BUSINESS In OUR
CARPET STORE.

These are days of daily openings in this busy de-
partment. The Carpets fresh from the looms
rolling by the load beautiful designs in all
grades and makes, fashioned and woven exclusively
for our trade and on sale nowhere else in Michigan
Same with Draperies and Curtains of every kind and
description We realize position at the head of the
Carpet Trade and are bound to show more and better
styles than the combined stocks of West Michigan
Our seasons importations represent enormous
quantities of