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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02
Written for the LIGHT.
PLAIN POINTERS.
BY OBSERVER.

AS time is money, hence it is nc
wonder that the country is clamor-
ing for hard money in these hard
times.
With the development of the
modern architectural art in this
country, man in financial en-
barrassment will not be pushed to
the wall for fear that the whole
building may collapse.
The stomach is the most power
full opponent of the preacher of the
gospel. The latter's eloquent illus
trations Of the eternal happiness
in the hereafter, can not appease
the formers present appetite.
The gentlemen who claim that
honesty is becoming a scarce arti-
Gle in this wicked world, are re-
spectfully referred to the pawn
broker, who invariably keeps all
pledges.
The difference between the hypo-
critic preacher and the professional
politician is: The former claims
that he sacrifices himself to serve
the Lord, and the latter, to serve
his country. Both agree that the
wicked "dollar" is an indispensable
necessity.
The politicians, as well as the
dentists prosperity, is due to the
fact that both have "pull."
1t is a splendid fact, that clean
shirt does not necessarily cover a
clean, contentious heart.
The high-hyers should not kick
if they meet the fate of the fly
getting themselves in the "sOup."
The patient who uses patent med
icines can derive useful Informal
ton from the imprisoned default
ing cashier as to the difference of
"before and after taking"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02
The Baseball Series.

The Waco Baseball team has ar
rived and series of three games
with SantOne will be commenced
this afternoon at 80 o'clock. Van
Ripper will pitch for San Antonio
today.
The second game of the series
will be played tomorrow and Mon
day will end the Santone-W
games for this season.
Dallas will play here next week,
on Friday. Saturday, Sunday and
Monday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02
County Jail News.

During the month of July 1913
prisoners were committed to the
county jail.
There are now 132 prisoners con-
fined in the jail and a number are
at the convict camp. Several are
i'll at the County hospital.
Saturday is the general cleaning
up day at the Hotel de Campbell
and the TRUSTEES are at work scrub
bing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02
Plaza Music.

The Twenty-third infantry band
will render the following pro-
gram at their concert on Alamo
plaza tonight:
'March-"Battle of Magenta"
Marie.
Overture-"Jean di Paris" Boiel-
dieu.
Duett-T Due Foscari"-Nerdi.
(CORNET AND EUPHONIUM.)
Waltz-"La Sereneta" JaXone.
SelectiOn-"Patienc Sullivan.
Anvil ChOrus-From TrovatOre,
Verdi.
Galop-"Snap" Robinson.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02
MONEY War over.
BRECKENRIDGE TO BE p D
ACCORDING TO HIS PLAN
Which Was Adopted at Special
Session of the Board of Aldermen
Yesterday-The $24O, 900 Special
Note Election Knocked Out-The
Ordinance.

The special meeting of the board
OF aldermen was called to order by
Mayor Paschal yesterday afternoon,
at o'clock, there being present,
Aldermen Elmendorf, Mackey,
Daugherty, Smith, Sinner, Menger,
Hoefling, Joe and Albert Beck
mann, French, Limburger and At
tOrney Denman.
City Clerk Ramsay read the call,
as follows:
"a meeting of the city council is
hereby called to convene, on Sep
TENDER |, 1898, at O'clock, to take
into consideration a proposition for
the settlement of the claim of the
San Antonio National bank against
the city, and for such other pur-
poses as may be properly brought
before them.
GEORGE PASCHAL, Mayor"
Mayor Paschal then read the
following proposition of the San
Antonio National bank:
An ordinance to settle the claims
of the San Antonio National bank
against the City of San Antonio.
Be it ordained by the City
Council of San Antonio:
Section l. That the proposition
this day made by the San Antonio
National bank as follows:
San Antonio, Texas, Sept. l.,
1S93.-TO the Honorable Mayor
and City Council of San Antonio:
AS the result of previous negotia-
lions, we respectfully submit
plan Of adjustment of the indebt-
edness of the City of San Antonio
TO the San Antonio National bank
as follows, to wit:
"First: The city to pay to the
bank in cash one hundred and fif-
ty thousand dollars ($15O,OOO) out
of funds now on hand, derived
from general revenue tax, any de-
ficiency to be made up by the first
money collected from such tax,
which is to be applied to the liquid
oblOh " vi lllt lHltTbSI III Ine OD-
legations now held by the bank,
and (2) to the payment of the notes
in the order in which they were
executed.
Second: The bank to have
Judgment against the city on
the second day of the next
term of court in the cause now
pending in the district court of
BeXar county, Thirty-seventh iu-
dicial district, styled San Antonio
National bank Y VS.. Citv of
San Antonio, ct al for the
balance due on the obligations de-
scribed in the petition in said cause,
, at date of said judgment, after de-
Quoting the one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars ($15O,OOO) paid
under proposition first above, and
for all costs incurred in said litiga-
ton, with interest on said iudg-
ment from its date, payable an
nually,at the rate of 6 per cent. per
annum, no judgment to be taken
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02
Compliments San Antonio.

Laurence LOOMS, a popular
young man of Los Angeles, Cal,
is visiting in the city for a few
days. He has been in every city
of the state and says San Antonio
cheats them all" This is Mr..
LOOmis' first visit to Texas. He
leaves for home the early part of
next week.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02
r. j. HoFHEINz,

Military Plaza, the Leader OF Low Prices
In spring work, has just received car.
loads of carriages, phaetons, sureys, bug.
gieS. delivery wagons and carts.
He is offering
Delivery Wagons ....,. $50 to $50.
Top BuggieS. ............$6 $50
Business BuggieS.:. $40
SdIJS
And other vehicles 10 proportion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02
Limburger's Idea.

Alderman H. Limburger will
introduce resolution at the regu-
lar meeting of the city council
Monday afternoon, authorizing the
mayor to instruct the city attorney
not to bring suit against delin-
quent tax payers, who own no prop
erty other than a homestead.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02
A Heavy Fine.

Carolina Harris,a colored woman,
was committed to the city Jail for
a term of 200 days this morning,
not being able to pay 5000 fine for
keeping disorderly house, known
as the "Corral," which is inhab-
tied by white women of the lowest
character.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02

Mrs. T. s. Hawkins, Chattanooga,
Tenn, says: ''ShiIoh's Vitalizer SAVED
MY LIFE | consider 1t the best reme-
for debiIitated system | ever used" For
Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it ex-
GELS. Price IS cts.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02
gre Daily Eight.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ,, 1893
WAGNER & CHABOT
THE FAIR.

Come and see us in our new building.
The largest show rooms in the state, eX-
tending from Commerce to Crockett SITS.
$40 #. deep by IS #. vide, floors New
goods. Lowest prices. We are Agents
crthe world renowned
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02
EDITORIAL VAPOR.

| CULTURAL NAfOh.
From the Weekly Tonguelet.l
"TeXas Negroes, despite tn
stringency Of cash, are furnishing
their quota of noses at the Column
bian Exposition at Chicago"
"Regardless of party, on patriot
ic grounds, the friends of the PEG
pie have defeated the bill allowing
the free and unlimited coinage o
silver"
'"EXtremists predict that unless
there is a turning a lose of money
by the mOnOpOlists pretty soon
there will be bloody class war tc
obtain bread by the laboring ele.
ments."
"And Butler refuses to fight a
Nigger,' on the grounds that he
will be degrading himself. Steve
meant the other way, that a Negro
would too much degrade himself to
llSnI nlln-SCeVe."
DIR. G. j. Starnes, before he re-
turns from the Z. b. F. Grand
Lodge session at Tyler, will take in
the sights at the Worlds Fair. He
will possibly return by Sept. 10.
He speaks in the highest praises of
the Grand Lodge Session"
at is a foolish practice of num-
Der of our people, to heap unfavor-
able criticisms upon our BARRIERS,
who keep shops exclusively for
white people. 1t is the right and
privilege of all men to earn his
bread in the channel he deems to
his best interest, since he does not
infringe upon the rights of others.
These men have got families to
care for, they must give them
bread. Should they do otherwise,
than is now their choice and means
of keeping the wolf from the door,
they would lose their stock and
make their families suffer, as the
field of colOred patronage would
be over crowded. Let these men
alone"
There are always to be found
busy bodies in every community.
They are swatch dogs" of the
homes and affairs of all their
neighbors. AS rowing lionesses, they
visit and stick their noses into pri-
vate affairs which do not concern
them. They keep the neighbor-
hood in an etferVescence, and en-
gender troubles between husbands
and wives, under the cloak of
friendship and tender interest. At
ter depOsiting their deadly spawn,
they go off to delight in their
beautiful CD progeny. Such people
are a curse to every community
and it would be a blessing to have
vigilant committees to deal with
them after the fashion of "white
caps" This would be a question:
able method to punish these fiends
by, but drastic as it is, great good
would come to number of cursed
committee.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02

'"Extremists predict that unless
there is turning lose of money
by the monOpolists pretty soon,
there will be bloody class war to
obtain bread by the labOring ele-
ments."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02

"Regardless of party, on patriot
ic grounds, the friends of the peo-
pie have defeated the bill allowing
the free and unlimited coinage of
silver"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02
Recorders Court.

The following cases were tried in
the recorders court this morning:
John Hughes, drunk and disor-
derby, 81.
Ella Dowden, vagrant, S..
f. Yturbide, drunk and disorder
ly, $40.
Joe Hermann, leaving team
alone, 81.
Ida Smith. disorderly, S..
Willis Webb, disorderly, S..
Lizzie Wheeler, disorderly, S..
C. w. Morgan, drunk and disor-
derby, S..
j. w. Johnson, drunk and disor-
derby, 81.
Alice Smith, vagrant, dismissed.
Minnie CarricO, vagrant, alias
warrant.
The captains of the different
engine houses are receiving their
instructions at the city clerks
office today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02

From the Weekly Tongueet.l
"Texas Negroes, despite the
stringency Of cash, are furnishing
their quota of noses at the Column
bian Exposition at Chicago"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02

"And Butler refuses to fight a
'Nigger,' on the grounds that he
will be degrading himself. Steve
meant the other way, that.a Negro
would too much degrade himself to
fight him-Steve."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02

CDR. G. j. Starnes, before he re-
turns from the U. B. F. Grand
Lodge session at Tyler, will take in
the sights at the Worlds Fair. He
will possibly return by Sept. 10.
He speaks in the highest praises of
the Grand Lodge Session."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-31
GRAND RAPIDS LAND
AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
81 AND "a wONDERLY BUILDING.

IL Won think Of buying Emo building lot this
spring, In rapidly developing quarter OF the
city convenient 90 schools. churches. and the
finest street car service 81 the state, good soil.
good water. good neighbsrhood, don't fail To
examine the Belle Philo addition. corner Burton
avenue and Buchanan street. Prices and terms
toe best.
Or We can az you out with n building lot in
any quarter 81 the city you prefer. our list .
complete.
Residence property for sale in almost any
quarter 81 the city desired. from $50 10 si5.up
We have cheaper lots. and houses and lofs,
close tofactorics and street cars for sale On
instalimenfs a. moderate rent These are
rapidly advancing in value.
?, feet frontage on Burton avenue by z7O feet
deep. .lose "a. Division street, including fine
residence garden. fruit. barn. windmill. hydrant
for irragatlne lawn. for sale at big bargain IL
taken now. Look this mp
Acre property for Plating purposes, for IN
vcsssns.nis or for gardening that = first-class.
Timbernd lands. hard and pine. for sale in
large or small tracts in Michigan ard esewh hero.
Who has hoHse and good lot on Plainteld
avenue, near Quimby street, 10 trade for one on
South loniaf
We have a nice tract 81 hardwood timber. IN
acres. ~ trade for house and lot inside city
limits. Cash difference.
losinrtorS. motormen and mechanics. We
have for rt.nt suites 81 3. 4. = 8 and rooms in
LYON street block near Union; city and cistsfn
water: on car line; from - to sfz per month
= you have property for sale. rent or az
change. list IL with ~ Tor quick disposition.
Information cheerfully furni6hed.
We represent some of the most reliable and
sound insurance companies IN the country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-31

i,.s presents - each member u the fam
is 2hen The need % special
Article makes ITSELF apparent. Prom a
u sinfercsted point II view. the star
hoareer PAYS her way and premium.
1t Would cost her less cold cash II she
had quarters IN a caravansary ~ small
degree AZ regular rates. Quite likely &C
cemr0iations With friends are worth
moe, e. the unincumbered relation, and
priVilrErs are appreciated But Why - q
that this recompensed making - home
ff sarah j. regarded as a ~ost u Chart.
afIe tiuitrtakIngf
tine q her says.
More trying than the criticism ~
casual friends il the apoiogetic attitudes
az near relations because | have not
i'oale q ny very oNn q The uurtiai sort.
! can stand being ridiculsd az a spinsfer'
ari J can b. misunderstood With sbow
~ good grace But when il cunts 90
i,.Iag apologized frr because / didn's
make match we'll that breaks up
~ patience and lets the bars dawn Tor
al. accusation "a hcinx cranky. Now
There - ny sister Laura married a.
ro.lr little tEo fora nickel kird a fel,
.n1. seoee faul,ly | have been support
I for the last SIX years. Aud Set
la1sa Is - aGgrssssseiy sympathetic for
rse tfsf ens uliEht think | Wss the ale
"a d -tIuhhy little clerk at so a month.
inefe4i - a successfli school teacher a.
go a wear, Orle. Just after had
given her 81 - buy her hide boy pair
"a sloea. heard Der whisper - nay RS.
~ neshew. Who had acsnngrsd az telug
eenf 81 ereu The d'sF Tor are Poor
8a.t.tf You ought - b. KIDD 20 her.
tects-e -he hast any papa . take
esre Der ike mama has
taa ny trofhef.fn law - even mere
cssDmiscrstar lie - pasfici. arly -
AFTER herr'Nit $50 q ne. vht.h offefl
harpens hsa.a him ssy O. Laura yea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-31

The coming paraeai - a very elahor.
ate affair iasecs. Wifh rs ruchings and
it, fieunrinCa ard ife ribbons The more
gausy ard fsoair9' Is t. the better and
aorne - tho new 8esisfz iesiy Dot unlike
an elahcfsip amp shade. Hard painted
raresaiz are rlns.h liked. whether IN si.k
nr muslin. ard artificial flowers - match
TIE design are hunrhef On up with rib
hnn - The same shade Back parse5is
are heavily trimre+l With iet sn3 either
hlsck ~ white lace iasrrtion ief into the
keavier MATERIAL and the rarsssis masie
81 match me gsTn RfH - pretty
feature = The spring costumes. they
ara ~ - ftsnme4 With three widely
separated narrow feunses. ike Al lSD
skirt Few wfnYec really appreciate the
ssivanfs<r q a heccuirg rarssf Not
only DIS it @sffen fte glare e light
vhfrh. - nstaf fcarlf Is-s anteco ring
Bart ~ a tnfefeu- eaoire - fsiaF. q
can - naslr = ehaFpisg taekErf -
a rr-ffs hee.i
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-31

essser q s.s&.ass.ls sss1rs .aa kansss ssssss.
s 80 ~ S>sa fsss fsss..rs a. -. = Rs.a
<,sf Ma sssssa Pssssses A. ~ q
kcflt ftsl.st<n stsafs tten.zBis.zs tsfr.1ks
l.sss1s =, :, s..l.Ps !. SO ca ..
feisss stress ts.ssss 4 Naai,~ips.s sserss. -
Ts.'s'. y ssa fsssa Pssessss A. Ne. 81 . szs
THIRD Nssa. h<>'na fseelsst !. sr.~ms
afes stsr. eetnsx u cAefFs kFa fsciaFa
qslsd Nsrs1. lind rs.rlsca> At>o 80 fsbssl,
s.se<t. S.is Cas.sA's elea< lse eaiseaj. = ssss
So ~ ksat stF~st kaa lr..>.esnt ssnn1e. kIleE,
seFs kt..s< - c~-Ie<il, - I'D STA
fesrtk Nxfd seoxa.a pfsesssss A ~ sss
osssss street.. h@esH.sns Ls'esl~sst s-lssins -
fssssL Ward T1,,rs rrs<snes M. ~ Ea.s
hssase sifssa. kse~lscs e><8 lho called, -
fsussk wsra. Foursh Preelae, >e 81 E-ss
kftfs,le street. 81 sid citg.
rita Hsr1. tifsf fseeiHet~ AZ 500 n .ssfs II
d .sssas sssA q os., ~, sss ss Ia
fsfsb wssa sseera rseesnes. NJ. - pin.
Fifss Asrd. Third fsssls.rs ~ st ossss.
rsrei, ocrsrF Il oftsss sn1 N-sea stssssz. "A
''.ss6 w.sa. rss.s rsssinss- A. NJ. ~ Alssas
ssssh Mad soeeps frseiaes- Ne. ~ wesa
Lsfrssfd .tfset. ~ said city.
sikfo Mani. IhsTf frxiact AZ ~. A. v ct
L*snsrd s.resf " .ilaot hls-c<l 10 said estg.
s-.ssnth Mari. fir-s ff>s,nct sseftss1ss hall
go ssiledl. PROFIT s,ssei. n sssa eis-
seventh Ward. hscszad fsc<lsaei - No ~
Stocking street. an said eity.
sesensh Nsri, Third fseeincsx No a. stock
ins stEest IA seia eiiy.
called. Jssfsss'.s ssroef. 10 said cts.
Esxhth Nsrt, <econd fsociaet Polish hall
leo <alIs~ii. Jarksun sfft~t. IN said esfy
Ninth Ward. First fise1Erf No. "a West fEl
ton street, IN said clf1.
northeast corner - ,iraishi STRESS snd B1'sef.
worth asenae, No So Straight stfest. IN aid
Iensh Ward. First rrseises A. e.rner - JET
fef>nn esrnus end Pheasant rtf-cs. IslnfnsDs
fs,a s.,'s 70 %, sai s. = a., s s,s
Heors -srsft. Al said city.
T~nth Ward. Ihird ffreinet Al No. no Han.
ter street. fa sald city.
Eleventh Ward firss Pr~cinct Al Rinsursses
hsii, corner a sgoth Disision street and fifsh
Ei~renih Wsri. sesood Pr~clncs Al No. ~
South Division street n>sr Hall street. 10 said
city.
Eleventh wsrd. Third Precinct s.csssd noor
over No "a hsdison avenue. near Hail street.
Tself,h Ward, Firt rrecincs-ss Ne 7ns
South Division street, Aadiean block lrocsilsdl,
ia said rify.
Twelfth Ward. second rrceinet- Az shamrock
hail ESQ called. ct the northeast corner -
tirandsills asenue and shafnrcck place. Ia sald
CITY.
81 Grand Rapids.
tAitesfl WILLIAM A. snr~n~Ax
Clerk Of the Cisy ~ lifAnd Rapids.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-31
WHEN PITY IS AMISS
TIE Star soanief N the Horne Of
Relatives
BD~ s<hs-os Teacher ~Wthnsl .
Asa" Managed "a frosoke In
msrlsed eomna5@erassoa-

Tha other day xenan vas summing
up h.sr ohIsgailons Daring tbs PROCESS
rne said
Then. you knoa. | make hons fnr
Sarah"
That remark struck this department.
With peculiar fsrce. and hss slaes 10
alfsrance. stuck BY Ike the ehronhs
bofFo~er q ~ cents
In 49,. 4, De sure. q very ordinary
speech. eut Ia stisFed ap several rcol'
leefions e ssallnr cases u making "A
hotne FIR Sarah.
This = a Nay saae folks have 81 ex-
pressing the tact that At their respective
houses more 0r less immediate rela.
tive b -patting up. for which ao,ous-
mediation stipulated price = psi'i.
Noreoser. the relative for whom tie
ABIDING place u presumably msnGfArt-
ur-d = accorded the privilege u max
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-31

Edaard ". Box. the editor q the Ia
,iis.' Home Journal. loses his private
SECRETARY IN the announcement printed
.n the last Sundays Times. thai Miss
May winkxoFrh viii be married on
April 10 next 10 Kendall Stockiey. Miss
Winkuorth has been Mr.. Bok's private
secretary ever since the young editor
came To Philadelphia. four years ago.
and she has shared In much II bis sue
ces-. Tier fidelity TO her chiefs inter.
esss won for her not only his friendship
bat the regard 81 the many eailers who
seek an editors sanetnm- Dir. Stoekiey
is young Walnut street lawyer IL good
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-31

CHAM FRF -sTE n rprsnsn~s - ~ vir.
fifr - fisr rre - thr frcrif rs.sff foe thr
esunif - keef fa ehencsr4. nsssle snd rf ersi
On IRE -rf DIS - etfHeft. A. y fs<s. ~ d Ger
fe1 carse fteffir fersitrs,. rterein Juhh ~
HewItt c,.rfr sireft art Peer A. f-ssisy
srd fiis tfeNfrf sfe 4efefitsnfs Nfsfien =
tefrrf eiTen list ~ ~sturfeT ttr fsth 1ts .
3rf3 a Il. ie4 ~ So riecs il h f1rss,sss q
s-f ASS 4 the srtacrtf-e4 one - ~ <ircaif
rtsirf - snd far So - rrrnte -
kert n ~ sf4te - ~ tsan, shait - a. pno.
i.f aefl..n e.. So fltsff fiIIsirr A. she ftorth
f-.rs t.er q fte rrarf ass.lss ~ faia Way ~
tte rttv - firard ks<ils 81 ssfd ec.rnts Al "a
tist fertssr r5eFe ~ rereef ~ itc-i s-frsff SRI
h-er rs tsss rfs-ifv - ktrr eel state - 1iH-ht.
stE sea nerfe ferti-1sefiF Nrsesr sfst ~.
errtes,l a. tes-e ~ r14 t+~ .1tfees r. ~
ti.sst snses~f Use ~ Frries sss,ii7isr -
ttr tsfs = ssrsfsi Raatts rttsre - -
~frtef fisf ste~e1f - tts $50 - 80 rssf<rfpr
- fsfft ~ sas1 taurrs e Aehs srs $50 -
NFltrtr sad r. frfts ri - tstt
ftr7rt tRAkf.Fa ~ hft4lfi
tife'es ,.ssrt .s.res sssta@sf Eens ~reHtf hieA
~ Nf5l TRAVIS
f.ssr,s l,rsss fsi,..fs ~ H@seA ~ 4 n
"a ~ tc~a =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-31

stop snoring. Turn over on your side.
>sdeee hinff
Husband. orly hair awake. grunis.
turns ~ hi- side and continues - snore.
Wife has = happy idea. Remembers
a line from an article called. How -
Prevent Snoring Gives her husband
. second nudge. which slieifs another
sruut ~Oh. Charlie. n You'd keep your
mouth shut you'd H. AZ right
Charlie fzttl i.conaciousl. so
y .oi4 Won
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-31

CHARTER ELECTION.
STATE or MICHIGAN.
toJNTYoF kkN1,
CITY 0E GRAND EtpfTG

COUNTY or NM.
CITY or GRAND RAfins.
tfTt IrsnEs oFyrcH,
CrrT 90 gnsSp RaF1D- hsrH.i
Msrrh e. lSs3
To the Electors ~ the ssia CITY - Grand hap
TAKE SoTICF-Ths, The anaual ehsrse,
election "a ssid cts vtil - held ~ sad citt -
Grand Rspids On hcndsy. ~. ~ dsy - Aprii.
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one Msyor. one Judxr ~ th~ sur~rio, Cont
- 9rsnd Rsrssts, one ~ tlsrt. one Treasurer
one Cs.rnrtrnlisr one Ne~ehai. orc rrrsr,t.r ~
hard a Review sn5 EquhlisatioB alsa The
oti4sufre I. erf officers
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s.oora wsra One sldernas- ons supervt.or.
fsr1n Constable
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