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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Senate Mcmillan il q republican.
UGder circumstances which would have
tried - average mans patience beyond
forbsaranco be bSs stood immovably
loyal 70 rspubliean men aud measures
Ia The asrcs confict waged against his
personal and business interests he has
risen Above selfishness 10 align himself
with his party colleagues 20 vrcst vic
tory from party foes lie has been re-
morssly assailed but resolutely constant
% party. No man ever contributed more
freely and abundantly % his substance
Tor ths legitimate expenses OF organized
political work. lie has not only given
"a much. but be has given more than
any other republican in Michigan His
eoutributions % the party have never
tsen conditional except that they
skouid rot - used For corrupt and vensl
purposes. Upon such q record. Senator
Mcmillan ia a model o, party usefulness
snd political fdsiity. A a senator he
has fulElei every reasonable eHpscta-
Ton. lie = a msthoohcal. cautious and
dsuifed legislator. Whenever he rises
&c sFesk be has something 10 cay worth
beaung lis SPEAKS iufrequently. but
airays % the entire senate. His latest
speech vas % The subject q Thames. and
- aas listrrei - BY overy senator in az
tsudance upcn the session. Tho speech
was PLAIN and INVESTIGATIONS pre-
s-ntstion q an horest mans views on a
troubions question. lie - always on
tts sac s.ds q public questions the
side q t1s people. csptious critics
condemn kim - hard hsted money
gst;~s His teaefsctioas are The best
snsser Co such a charge lie h credit
- Michigan one q the lest ard mos,
reliable senators the stats ever sent 20
Ws-hlnrfe~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
GAS WELL BLEW UP
SIX Hundred Feet Of Tubing
Weighing Half a Ton
SENT FLYING HEAyEAwARD
The Gas 10 Now Escapinx and the
Ro&r I. Like That OF .
kAging Niagara

GRxEsgixLD. lad. Nov ca.--Ths gas
well drilled on the farm OF Charles
Gibhs i've miles northeast Of here. got
beyond control and tore up everything
ia sight between IL sad Il o'clock To-
day. The workmsa bad just packed
the well aud get IL securely anchored
down. when. ali Of sudden 30 feet of
the easing was sent flying In the air. al
most out OF sight A loud report xas
heard. and the tubing. weighing 1000
pounds. asceadei hoasenward Tho
derrick was torn almost 10 pieces The
tubing was broken aud scattered
In different directions pieces falling as
far as 40 feet from the veil one
piece, which came down endways
about fifteeo rods from the well stuck
ina the hard ground al least ten feet. in
the public highway. aud the end which.
bent over had to be removed before vehi.
cles could pass. Various parties esti-
mate the how Of gas 10 be 3o.0oo.oo0
cubic feet per day. IL IL undoubtedly
the strongest we'll IN the state. No one
was injured. luckily. although great ex-
element was created In the neighbor
hood. The gas. now unrestricted. is
rushing out aud roaring like little
Niagara aud the members OF the Citi-
zens Gas and OIL company are trying to
devise some scheme 10 get II under con-
troll
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
A. TO eoyEnNoR RIcn.

Some q tbs ossr-zszl0us frieHds Il
Gossrnor Rieh have mi.eonstrued the
brief nsntioa made In these columns
last Wednesday. Of Mayer Ragress
probakis candidacy for the gabsrnato-
rial nomination. and have already begun
70 say ssEy unpfetty thing< fax has
AID snssrtains very great respect for
Governor R.ch- he i giving tho people
a very satisfactory administration No
fault may be fosad With hls distriba-
tion q pablo Offices in westsrn Michi-
gan Everybody hsrssboats - quite
veil p.eased with the reeogaition he has
given 20 the active and enthusiasts
party workers fHk HKRALp could not
have bad things more TO is liking had
II been consulted and 10 advice followed.
Governor Rieh u liked very much BY his
frisnds in ksat county. THs HERAID
likes him Notwithstanding all this.
there 10 deep aud favorable sentiment
toward Mayor Pingres throughout the
stats. IL Is said to be strongest where
Governor Rich was the decided favorits
ons year ago. But IL does not follow
that because of this be should abandon
izudable ambition 10 be bis own execu.
tive successor. IL. when the time Tor
eonsention approaches. he shall be sure
Of his footing he vail not withdraw. His
mAay ,rieni g. will doubtless insist upon
making a contest for him anyway. IL
will be . right and proper thing for
them 10 do whether IL wins or loses
rHE HxRALo Is not opposed 10 Gov.
srnor Rich THE HERALD likes him
IL does not follow. however. that it's
back should be tarned upon Mayor
Pingree. for whom IL has equal or
greater admiration There is good feel
ing toward both men. and II both could
be governor al the same time, the EN-
barrassment Of mutual friende would be
greatly relieved.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
HOTEL GOSSIP.

j. Danaher OF Ludington, q member
Of the firm OF Danaher a Melindez
manufacturers OF lumber, was a CUES,
in The Morton yesterday. Mr.. Danahel
says the Ludington saw mills are closed
down and only two salt docks are run.
ming. Butler a Peters and Percy's
A. G. Rosenberg, Reed City lumber.
man, is a guest ip The New Livingston.
Mrs. Rosenberg accompanied him.
James r Hayes Of Detroit proprietor
OF the Wayne hotel, dincd In The Nor.
ton yesterday.
MoKTos-G. w. Magoon. Muskegon
j. Danaher. Ludington; j. X Hayes
Detroit; A. q. Peters, Manistee; NJ T.
Gale. Big Rapids; 8. II. .Clink. Muske
gon.
SwEFT's-M. b. Newcombe, o. W
Fellows. Saginaw: +. Taylor. Detroit;
G.. j. Robinson. Manistce; g. j. Turner
Muskegon; J. G. Blanchard. Ionia-
INV LrvINosrox-Amos Rosenberg
Reed City; S. Smith, Alma; George p
Hummer, Holland; y. l. Bontus, Pent.
water; W. &. Westland. Grand Ledge;
A. H. Nichols. Detroit
EAcLE-C. n. Hyde. Rockford; n. A.
Gilbert. Hersey; William Miller, Hart
ford; r. @. Stacey. Detroit: y. I. Hal.
stead. Petoskey; y. II. Nye. Freeport
KENr-Allen ID. Huglar, c. L. Fisher,
Three Rivers; William kit,le. Nance
Iona: r. A. Stowell. Reed City; ii. Hol.
comb. Vicksbcrg, b. NJ. Earle, St Joe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Philip Schetg tas man Who robbed
To bsns az Minneapolis while acting
"a ssiler ot the .nstfuuoa - an eEcep-
Ton - the ssuai run q, dsfaaltiux bark
cashiers Whsa he pecuiatioas we're
8is-overei hefed'som Minneapolis but
sot - Csasia- lie SIMPLY disappeared
from sight y give h.s psls. the Floyd
tFefter, tine 81 organize az hnntinE
srpesiition g. peaetrsts the wilds q the
s5oth when al was IA reatEnes- be
appeared en- tie scene uear 81 Louis
aud the yafig eel armed and equipped
vitb = cosnpistc hsating outfit including
= arst cisss eolsrsd coss. entered upoa
i,s quest flr gsne. The holdnes- = the
h8nters dissrued suspicion. their
itrrs us> 81 mnnsy acted s- msscot
g. snieii then from objection. With q
ZEE tufn cut consistlng n tents.
v-hiel.> saj god borses they moved At
81 feon po.Dt . point being r~gar,sed
"a eomrsur = seaithT Esntlsmsn cut
fcs coed ame and TIE fresa air
Emtoitened - tbeir imrunity from
arrest - party tpsis train ard veaf
B. Cksf'ssfcn. There they spsnt monrY
lzvlsaiy ons nghi thry attended The
orsra and sffractsd ~ nuch sttention
tat = police ceicef SPOTTED them -
escaka Ihs eaeteFs p,at "a holi tacr.
ssasaed Che rei,ce niFrrs ts<ttaey rsrs
rsn q wealth eas e. a lsrz. and insliy
upea his inTifaties v.sifei he ralics
ststien sad vsFe shu~a through t.
fhey sefs flzhsrued 81 this iactIenk
Iestesa 20 retsrning D. their canp they
vsat 20 Ns~ Vera AL sngaxed rz-asrs
fsv Earsre. ftat vss fatal uistake
Thsir srp>arsnc- IA New York vas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
sIhrs paess COMMENT

II any exhibitor at the worlds fair
failed 10 secure az least one medal and
halt dozen diplomas. the people would
Ike % hear from him. Prizes have
been scattered 40 tbickly that lack az
possession IL likely b. prove more Of n
distinction than ownership. Lake City
Pisindealer.
The iron ore men are defeated. aud
the majority % the congressional ways
and means committee announces that II
will not reconsider it, decision 20 place
iron ore on the free list Sad indeed
must this news be Tor nortbera Michi.
gan. already STEPPED In want. zoe and
the lie u enforced idleness Muskegoa
Chronicle.
The influence ~ q protective fsrid
got IN lie work this fall, which accounts
for the bic republican gsins In every
manufacturing locality where mills
we're cio@ed down through free trade
threats tie republican gains sere large.
Hastings Banner
Morally. IL is as great a sin n cell
rnoTphine ~ opium - person sddicte4
q the habit sc u = 70 sell liquor 90 q
6runkard. ard TIE lav shoaid prohibit
u and provide penalty Tor its violation.
Bis Rapids Ploncer.
The democrat party seenss - - dead
stack os Queen Lf q tn Hawaiian
islsn6a Ihis soDinistrafion - 4 sort
a. petticoas STAR snyway .-tsrsnd
Ledge Republican
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

All cur exchanges bear evidences Of
a sonisg dowa policy IN deai.ng 9th the
Hawaiian DIGESTION. A. the moment
Gresham statement wea made public
many n the great newspapers. without
distiaeiion az 20 party. condemned his
uttetaaces az American aud the
Yol-cy u the gosernment ~ unpAtriotic.
az course these explosions Of psuedo
patriotism we're The products Of unthink-
iax enthusiasm. Macy country news
papers. Sha-s editorial IDEAS snd much
O. thelr matter are borrowed or stolen
floia the metropolitan press. closed their
afsz aod sars 20 the process OF develop
faeat "a tie cass and ioired IN the
scrsscaes ty way q echo These weak
ia.itations q patriotism have not been
gssetsd - any particularly noticeable
sizss % approval even among those sup
prsed q 20 sntrene psstisans As re-
sui. TIE leading papers are indastriously
hsdgins. and their brAinlsss imitators
are pas.rg the way 70 = eomVlste somer-
sauig Il ons shall be necessary. THE
HaaALD u frNak enough TO say that IL
ksoNs nothing about the merlts OF the
questions involved 10 the pending diplo-
uauc conuadrum- IL is equally a.
nodes. n asserting that II knows as
nah about ID matter a. any other
nswsDaIse n-t having access 10 the
oHcizl records When the proper time
eonss 70 express "a opinion upon the
political character Of this problem il is
fair - presnLls. i1dzing from ito record.
that TIE HxzALD will be on the right
AL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
PRESIDENT TO INrERFEsE
brazilian war-hip America VIII Pro-
cecd Co Seat of War.

MoSTREAL. Nov. Edmund Guerin
aud DIR. DeviiD haye returned here from
New York, where they made an unsuc-
cessful attempt 10 obtain an injunction
10 prevent tho sailing OF the Brazilian
warship America The district attor-
ney. they say, was prejDdiced in the
case. and an appeal On President Cleve-
land was also unsuccessfgL Gucrin and
Dev!in acted on behalf oi tho frie1ds 81
Admiral Mello who reside IN California
and who hare advices that Mslio IL
Likely o. enter into Possession II kio de
Janeiro any day. Both Guerin anu DIR.
Deylin have resided IN California. and
the former was a member IL tile bar
there liz was this that qualified him 90
make a regular application 70 Deputy
Attorney General Mitchell. IN New
York. bssing u upon an alleged violation
~ the neutrality iawA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Tas Chittendea hotel at Columbus.
which burned 70 thu ground Friday
night. vas the hone % Governor Nc.
kig'-y rs and his wife occupied a
hand@on- suite % rooms there splen.
didiy turaish~sl They we're both sb-
sent u TIE tine Of the tire. and their
hone poez>ssiona were entirely de-
s'ruy-d Mis'orsuns seems TO b pur.
sains the popular Governor very relent.
le-siy n temporal wsy, while the %.
htiesl gods sre nest lavish uith their
smiles ard fsvors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
FLOUR FOR THE POOR
Liberal Hearted Residents Of
Grand Rapids Respond To
GOVERNOR RlcH's CALL FOR AID
Last Night . Gar Load Of Fsosr wss
sent 90 the MAYOR az Ireawood
for Disxributioa.

Grand Rapids lost no time In respond
Ing 20 Governor Rich's call for AID Tor
the upper peninsula sufferers Last
night carload u -four was sent 10 the
starving miners Of the north. and Grand
Rapids stands ready % send more. The
minor destitutions ia this city we're for
gotten In the great suffering Of the fam
ilies Of the unemployed miners
When Ed Donnally of Houfeman,
Donnaily 4 Jones climbed out OF bed
yesterday morning. be picked up THE
HERALD and read Governor Rich's TO
quest for aid After breakfast Mr.. Don
ually decided that Grand Rapids ought
10 do something about it. After coming
down to the Office. he called up Charles
r. Sigh and DIR. Sigh said he'd "chip
in ten barrels to help good cause and
would assist In soliciting mors- Mr..
Sigh and Mr.. Donnslly then started out
and before 3 o'clock had raised l76 bar
rels OF -four, a carload. The officials u
the q. X & l. promised 20 see that the
flour was delivered free Of cost. and last
night IL was sent 10 the mayor OF Iron
wood Cor distribution. The Valley City
ARttiuk tOmHany ulo4t tHr ntfutcI6
Those who contributed 20 the good
cause are as follows:
ID. II. Waters, 20 barrels.
I. ID. Gilbert. 10 barrels.
IL Leonard a Sons, barrslA
Charles K Sigh. 10 barrelk
J.. X. Withey, B barrels
Anton q. Hodenpyl. 8 barrelA
j. w. Blodgett, 10 barrels.
Edward Lowe. 10 bsrrelA
$. NJ Lemon, barrelz
Musselman Grocer company, barrels.
Ball, barnhars, Putnam company, bar.
rels.
Morton House. 10 bsrreiA
Dr. l. Barth. barrels-
William Alden Smith. o barrslA
Daniel Mccoy, 5 barrelk
Z. Crofton Fox. barrels.
New York Biscuit company. bsrrslA
Houseman. Donnally a Jones. bsrrela
John ID. Case. 2 barrela
Harvey J. Hollister, 5 barrels.
Charles Fox, l barrel
NJ. b. Church, 2 barrelA
George q. Briggs, barrela
ID. ID. Cody, 2 barrels.
w. ]. Stuart, barrel.
Thomas Heferon, 2 barrcls.
&c. Bonnell. 2 barrels.
j. Mcintyre, 2 barrels
J. ii. Bonnell. 2 barrelS
Dndiey L. Waters, 2 barrelA
Warren SHETLAND. barrel.
Harvey a Heystek. barrels.
w. y. Williams, I barrel
q. u. Sinclair. barrels
w. NJ. Robinson. barrel.
II. w. Butterfield. barrels.
j. L Shaw, / barrel.
Valley City Milling company, Q barrcia
s. b. jerks, I barrel.
]. II. Baars, 3 barrels
John Murrey. 2 barrels Total, 176 barrela
Several additional donations were
made early last evening, and these were
sent to Ironwood with the car load OF
flour. Among the contributors were the
following: Ever Reedy Ten, G. A. H.,
Mrs Marsh. Mrs. Lucy l. Hugh. Mr..
and Mrs. c. NJ. Loomis. clothing; w. w.
Fowler. fifty pounds -four; DIR. Camp
bell Fair. g.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
BOYS OWN CLUE
Young Parisboncrs OF Sc. Marks
Church Organize for Charity.


Church Organize for Charity.
The Boys Own Club" Is the name
chosen by a small company Of boys
from ST Marks church. which assem-
bled in Dr. Fairs house last evening for
the purpose OF organizing charity aud
self improvement club. The officers
chosen were: President. G. L. Reming-
ton; vice president, Marshal Uhl; score
tary. Campbell w. Fair; treasurer. Nell
son Maynard. Tho other members OF tho
club are: George Worlen. Charles KEEL
logg and James Fair. For the present the
membership will be limited to nine boys.
but il may DO enlarged after il gets in
working order. DIR. Fair addressed the
boys briefly on the work they were un-
dertaking. He said the letters OF the
club should be their motto because e.
stood for charitable. l. stood for loving.
u stood for useful and b stood for
bravery. The club will meet Tuesdays
and Fridays in the rectory. The objects
are self improvement and charity. Ii is
designed TO work among the poor chill
dren OF st. Marks parish.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
AID TO THE SUFFERERS.

Grand Rapids responded generously
10 Governor Rich's appeal in behalf OF
the suffering miners OF the upper PENN
sula- And II ho gives twice who gives
quickly. the city has been doubly gen.
erous in thu relief IL sent While the
contributions made yesterday were not
80 large as the city might send. yet it
viii assist in keeping the wolf from
many a home. and will bring JOY 10
many a hopeless heart Grand Rapids
need not relax its efforts in behalf Of
the starving and destitute families OF
the north. Let other supplies. or more
OF the same. follow the carload sent yes-
tsrday. Grand Rapids can well afford il
without neglecting in the least the poor
that arc within its gates; and the
thought that the hungry thousands
have been fed and the naked clothed
will bring benediction 10 all that re-
sponded TO the cry OF distress
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Several sewer and street Contracts
Let Yesterday.

The board d public works let several
contracts yesterday, aud all we're sur
prised AZ tbs ertrsms Low figures 90
which contractors bid The bids are ~
los as would be expected in nidsum-
mer. when there il no frost In the
ground None II the iobs were large
ones. bat they will employ many men.
A letter 10 Mayor Stuart from Isaac
A Smith. hydraulic engineer. was
read. lie wrote that he would soon
Wait Chicago. and would extend his
visit 10 Grand Rapids aud look over the
city water plant 10 see II the water
problem here can be easily solved.
The general superintendent reported
twenty improvements under way, nine
inspectors. la men and ITO men and
teams employed.
The pump engineer reported having
pumped ao.4iLI1 gallons Of water the
past week at al expense Of lo2.o2O
pounds OF coal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
Are Becoming Cautions.

There is talk Of passing resolution in
the council directing that each person
employed by the highway commissioners
be paid by checks at the controllers
office. Recent troubles over labor claims
being paid to those who ordered the
work done instead OF those who per-
formed the labor has made an impress
sion on the aldermen. and instead OF q
commissioner drawing goo or $500 and
paying of his men il Is now proposed to
have each man come 10 the controller
and get an order on the treasury. This
will mako added work for the controller
and treasurer, who would be obliged to
keep open Office an evening each week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

rrovticnt society Ready tn Take Care
81 Them.

Al the committees appointed by the
ProYident society q AID Ia securing ar
tIcics Tor distribution luriog the winter
sre Al ~ work sad are making gpoi
progress tn their york Tie depot n
supplies 90 The Locksrty building SO
Opened YESTERDAYS. and already goeds are
beginning - aFfiVs Anyoge having
oil clothing. cid shoss. hats g. caps. can
have their affirs cleared - them ~
scaling Nord @ ihe I'r1vident socisty
~ the Charity prganisatlon society At
M Ia Sorfh DIVISION street it i ds.
sired that those who hsve suea articles
lying useless whl make IL knosa that
they may 20 sent where t1ey riii re-
iisvs real cases - suferinz. Il nskes
no diferenes hos snail TIE artisiA. hos
feT ~ boz many II To- roctefies are ia.
formed q their Rhsfe@houis team eli
b. sent g. gatbef them ib
There 81 - 10 gaaefal d.ststutiaa
OF IhsnssytVing dsy a. ID past years
and vsrY fes tssSsys sci eh.e xsns 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

In accord with their usual custom, a
committee OF the T. b. A. ladies will be
at the home. corner OF College avenue
and lyon street. the day before Thanks
giving and Thanksgiving morning 10
receive donations for the homo and hos
pitsL
Money. fuel. meat. groceries. -four.
fruit. vegetables and delicacies for the
sick are asked for. and anything else the
givcr lie inclined to give will be CRATE.
fully received.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

IRIS worth something to DO q iuryman
In Memphis far more than the
shekels OF silver which the law allows an
individual with no ideas and Tower
opinions Indeed. il is az much OF a
snap TO be Memphis juror as II 10 TO be
a popular New York matinee actor. A
young woman was tried for forgery in
the Tennessee metropolis the other day.
There was no doubt about the girls
guilt Tho prosecution had what Is
vulgarly known as dead cinch." But
that didn't make the least particle OF
difference. Memphis justice isn't OF the
blind sort On the contrary. she is q CO.
quettish goddess. Ths young woman
acknowledged the forgery. and the jury
promptly acquitted her. Then ell the
women in the court room embraced the
jurors and showsred kisses upon the
twelve good men and true. IL the
Memphis idea Of justice prevailed In the
north. the courts would experience FAR
less difficulty in securing competent
iurymen-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

ksoxa b fzspsetnr byrnss and thsif
arrest folio~sd- Had the robbers re-
turned 70 their hEnting sxpsditi0a Il 10
probable thsy soaid rs- be 81 liberty.
AL II which sAoss that ths south = =
safer retreat for ssindlsrs THAI Canada
or Earope.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

b< seat out II i be'isset that potatoes
o. nonr ~ pork sDd beans. which cost
lees znd vii 50 80 naeh farther IN re-
laeflng hUekef. are better articles %
distribute tina year The Pfosldent -
eiefy vii take ekarss q TIE work snd
tie goods collected vii serve as base
81 supplies l0r al winter. and IRON
which cases u suffering nay bs 70
ie4aa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

LocKKRBY hall should be filed to
overlooking on Thanksgiving night the
event being tho grand charity concert
by the 81 Cecilia society and the Schu-
tcrt club % this city. Each Of these
musical organizations Is deserving Of
the highest praise Tor undertaking 80
worthy an enterprise. When our citi-
zens know that the gross receipts are to
be turaeJ over 70 the Organized Charity
association there should 10 40 hest
fancy IN coming forward with their
unanimous support Both societies
have IN the past annually given a con
cert for their mutual benefit but their
Individual necessities are set aside this
year N behalf "a one common cause.
The soliciting committee has met
with unqualified succesa IN having all
the necessary expenses provided for.
and IL Is hoped that mo- seat may be left
uosold and that 81 600 may be realized
for the obisct ia view.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
We Are Very Busy
Selling
Grand Rapids Made
Clothing!


Those handsome $1,000. 600. 400 and
700 home manufactured Mems Suits
for ST. 90 are going like whirlwind.
For $500 and $500 you can
buy suits made by us. worth $1,000 and
I2.oo AT other peoples big blow
prices you will pay more than this.
For 1926 we'll button around you
one of those Chinohilla blizzard-defy-
ing Storm Goats that you see tabled
$500 and 1000 in other stores
All clothing at uniformly low prices.
Only honest methods employed here
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

wAsafSoroS. Nov. e5.-For lover
Michigan. Incfsaziog cloudtness. WITH
suoe 90 ran; s.ignLy warner WHO'S
salflr- b south aRd increasins IN torcs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

~ spite - Frsnx Lasler's petition
signed by e7coo parsons. Prs~idsnt
Cleveland hes appa.sisd washisgtoa
Hssing postmaster u chicago A psti.
tor Il not 10 it vita a pan
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Tais = ~ sesson Fhen thia iee and
q pair - sSstes sors entity To- the sx.
tsrnIastioa q the sazl bog.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

TsERz = aothlng startling in ID. an.
noase~us~nt thar steel ts@t has ben
formed No@s trpsts are s,rsIs