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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

DR0nATf ORDER sssts II Michigan.
teuuf5 - kent ss.Ai session - The
ffohat. raun ff said county Il keaf bsid II
The Probate nee IN he rifg ~ ttfsHd Rapids
thsslsana eisht ht5.dted sud ninst s.three.
Fsssesf tfrus ~ fefsln Jssig~ "a ffehsts.
sn ila ui4fses - flt.s state -
nANAH HfNts. Decreased
tnnts khsx a. haring n'ri ia his coa,t
he s.ti as. ffs4tn4 thaf n ainsinssf rsttpa
~ saa4 80 trR5 b sfanfsi % ths kteh san
a.
ft lsss..sf-.i ihst Ffiasr. ihs hsA aas - ~.
x-sls sssi ssi a. A. eis-k b. ihe A,FeasDea "a
SAT- ffstssf- eee@. ~ ahfss4lta,i So b.af.
ls.a ssi8 ~ i lt,il
AID ii : tasii.at ar,tascd thai serg ~ tAls
uf.i-f ~ pai8lste4 fl.fee ssfcsssise ef.ska fse.
sislils q. ssii aas 4 asafias - fis ttraha tsf,
81 Herald 4 laif hfest4fft fflnffsi au1
fsffaisfias a. SAD tkfaftf - henf
t1kla o. tfEktNs
"a fttss .atfl ~ - sf.slsste
HAHa4 NJ 1se0I.f. HfEtrtef -1f.za ~ 4 ID
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17
Proposals for Convsct labor at Michi-
gan State Prison.

Sealed proposals v ~ BE- received ~ the Office
of tho warden az the NJ rbig4n 80 g rison IN.
al Il oc4ock neon "a N nsias y venlhcr q. A.
ID. let3 for the Labor s.ssss cufss - fof term
not less than i've years nor ionx than ien
years from aad after to- first day 81 ID eomher
4. ID irs.t
Proposal, win be c.ived 2. the whole NUN
her OF conv cts ahoyeA or 2 ans numb r ~
them not less than fifty.
Al. iabor under tho prop s.d nsraet must
10 performed within tbs ITisfn yard within
bufldinrs which " az b. furnished by the state.
and IN act q nee with the pfiseg rides. Telya-
lations ami discipline in sorte fr the time
being Power viii h furnished contrac tors az
reasonable rates II feslrcd.
Proposals win specify the icics 10 te manu-
tactnred the shf y snS~ sros.u rrn and the price
to b paid per dAy pc eonSict AID viii con
Ian h maine Of tao ps,rsons vilf, are proposed
n -uretle- upon be bs.nd required Ia be given
II a contract i TO Q entered inio.
Each proposal n4asf b. accompanied b.
toud in the NJ Of one op-sud 10 lars. with
surety satisfactory to tie board Oi inspectsss
condit icard that in case ths bid i accept II ~
tAa arden. the It'd er vii. u....H entering into
tho coHiract. Ia pursuance - the bad. execute
a tpnd - two Or more sfretios IN a sum sataa
factory 10 the inspector. conditioned for the
faithful periornance of s1rh contract on Ms
Terf
Psuposas mist he seaicd idrssscst b. the
warden. Michigan stat fison. Jacks. n n chi
gan. and marked Pcoposais for Convict
Labor" The = sht = rrservesi Ia reject any
and all propoeais.
Dated Ais Ia an State Prison. Ga =, isai.
octit-dros0 VA tHs&ns Liw Warden.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

~ tff..s3nHti me
Grsrd haEfsf4 Mo-, t,ra III. -.
Ncfice h. herel.s cisen that thr s.srxfsI...1.t
felif Ger ConrffNcilne q srunf 10 iifEun asrnur
iruu Nouth bifis4,sn ffreet q lefrrscr nFenue
= uQw In nj hands. snd tt6f ~ refeItt f,as-
meet thefszon far he fafFiDd - fvsnff dasa
irom thn ests a. tAs cilee a tiis eiis trsafsfeE
clft hsA
seve NH soRRBK. CO Trsssursr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

crscd Ref.ids. Aitf s.-ff 81 SEA
~eitcf - fefftl ClVft thHt fsr es.r'tsrifrEi
ftsii tf1 ti,f 81 .1t ff Ntfi 49, afHnHH
frrsn asisFssl1 sseene - tra.fh tst.f ffFfnt {.
neu h M haufis sui f1st y i re-r - rrs llfat
thrTesh ~ he rertas "a feelff a. 8. ftaf f'.is
antf a. tbs cftce ~ tte e a srrssffer riff teil
eci - a. ~ e0hAil h. rs Iftsstrea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

tt'F ~ ttftI VI
frarf Rsridt - rh.. Ctf a ftn
Ncftre ts berri.f alfes ttat shs arerasrIaf.t
- D So fiss ctsIE ffIlI.s1 ~ sfrHf q tf8se
si8 fafia gtfetts frs.fI I.etri.fef ffr.et 4,
kutt -rwtFtt rttuue b 49, ~ 80 tnn1s. nft
that va rnreiFe Fag ftesits ~ ser.t fsH -
prrtad - fWeutf d. fuee A aaIe. q ~
f.nsne a kss tfE fressUrea rttf beii
ga y ~. roiLhif a 80 ffrnesfer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

Crspd Rapids. haeh.. eerI 1I. ia
rciice = htrstf Eifeo th-t uta Hssesfic tnt
fuii for tbe sslastFocfts.a 80 eFref "a ~ a.
stfef sn4 etfst affl - frs.r nraf fstinrs
eecDoe a. Pro ma ftr a = rse a. ~ hants
nnd hat ! utl fereIFa pafrsrnf tIirFrslH lnl
tle pcrlo1 - fsenir aars ffora sac aate 81
tle uiiire ~ tiF eats tfrseufor cifg hail
90 II Nh rJfikilh. CO Ifsasarsf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

III D frsNHfHr II''rrH
ftfen6 fnr|lffs ~ ttlI ssrff 80
Frttrs = harefT ffrsn fhat go aslsss.nsst
sffne1 frG1s e.stt fHss Ftr~~t - ~Hf0 triIier
street. n 500 - ~ laHIs. anf ttat ria -
dars IS eats 81 tsscaist ~ ~ tl-Strtss-
81 "a sosn,t,E. So rs..su--~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

Cts tressurtfs nflra
Grand Hsri1s. Mo-. Cff. a 1-l1
Notice - hfrrtl afFea tisat t1s aazssEsetrt
ioii fsf cfnsi furttnf q sru0f al tssath f.r.fe
street. ffoW teFtH ftffl1e - fiEt tire AZ d
roW a. uf htnIt frf ffrf sd
cese f,ayuenf thrrasn - to fseriaf ~ rFenis
ears lr.m fbis dsif "a tlas tslifs ~ tist cas-
ffensurus, cits ha1
ocss Al pDnRlcE Cln frasursr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

ssrsbs n.i.llls eirh. 81. q. -
tsftre - i.eF ~ firf,u 49, lile n1E<aslrs -
f-,ii - 49, osshatfrFt a. q : eeRef n f4fk
HsHfuT tffFn aFE1 49, tItfn 80 80
reits fnHn.rfi ffe~etE - ~ rs,fif1 - ferr,g
eess fo-a ihls eats - th< 49, ~ ~ go
sssn 4 sosnick. csss Tr-.sss-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17
moNEY TO Lo.n.


no YOU WANT hOSErf-IfsN ycu win ass
u y AZ ~ your sdveatase ~ go "a bufors he
HDwinx
We mats icsns % hcasetoid eussss f.ianr.
fofs.s wsgtns. 90 FersonAl rryaseftE ~ arg
lied 81 The lowest rcssit4s tstas snd n ths
quickest rosslhia timN
cur losns sr~ unis wlthont Fshiicitf sni
he prutesu - isft n teaf tndiistensi p-cs-ss
sissa
- rad IL feii. ~ Ia rerA 81 en- tias - Ait
sear convenience, sn3 snf pert I-sfd fednces ths
sesf a carr &c The haah
IL fs.a ass q hAiaaee fnfnftara. rfans -
ether pFulseFfy. sth rsf nep - "a sd
ssrFy - tsns - gca o~@ife
Ne sisa naka insns "a tse Anitfius as1 lsas
sssszislflan Plaza.
t'af s.hi-ss srs fhs ssr~s riesssas n So ELS
eel 49, - sfaeesi tkst f.afsiss ealing as,c.a
~ ray h. wsit~a nGoa atsekls snd esssfte
ersif.
lssoeseN~r thss ssa 49,. 49, 49, - fsnsA -
Property saa tlss saa Frtufa ths
s.s.I.sI 81 as tirna
DkAND nAflfs NnRTaAGR lsaAs tuA.
ks-u<s = J eeN faf,ek
fSru-s a Ap@Fsse. fessi saA tsAsi -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

W F@7F7IFTT IT,
n~sas Rsrt1s NIFh. rett n IlEt
<rsttce - hefFI.s rfFnE fAaf a. tslaes<ae41
49, 80 ~ 1FFfrfFfnFEt ~ fafI8 rStHne
frssn fiseseat $500. a. fftf e~@rne - 49,
- - hseas, 49, thss 81 Farssse S.afra~e1
tsrrecE - - 1880 ~ frr.crg aaf1 frusn ti4
1a.s - ~ eIrr ~ ~ rIfg feersrrsr rttt tsa8
~ e - ~ st5hAfct ~ fttassrst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

Grand Raptls. kich-. slct 4. tRst
&Ctice Il hereby esfan that ths nsnea.raont
tel BOZ euutfTucaoE eawuf f.Hlrllt
ttft 81. roEl y aifsf nrrI1uE 10 l.irfsttf tiraat
b nss ia M fands sad thar al ruoelse "a b
nicni tbereon for tis prssot - tpesIty srs irsra
this date ~ TIE oilcs 81 tss eitg tsssssref.
es,I Nh soRmcE. Clss fss.sas.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

A INV SNAIL saes 20 raeat1 - los "a
~ fssi tsists seaxits $50 e9nlt-f -
i....l.et 50 lsss fsIr 80 tts sssit I'D $50
Fafts - asa go sasF frlfeff a. 80 -
d 81 - = go NAtsfi - tttatts. -.
tea ~ ssFea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

hkDfE OF PUBLIC AlloN-~tafecf Mich
" igaa, County % kent-in Chancrrs.
Dated September 10th. 4. - lsski
Nellie Cole. complainant
Henry Cole. defendant
suit pending in the cirr1i coarf for the
county ~ Kent IN chancsry. ~ Grand Rapids
on the 10th day 81 Scptonlb-r. 4. u i..8 In
this CAUSE n appearing ffnfa affidavit on hie.
that the deieadsnt. lseury Cole l. not resi-
dent - this state, bat rasldes al MEXICO.
OSNecp. coanfy. an the state 20 New Work. Ga
molten 81 Joseph kifwin. complAinants solic-
ltof. Il 4 ordefei that the said defendant.
hsurs Cole, cause his appearance 10 10 entered
thss order aud In &C. . - his appearsnca that
he cause his answer 10 the compla!nAat's bill
~ complaint 20 hs tlesL Had copy taerenf 90
b. ssrtsd "a eaiJ corpiainants solicitdr
within teuniF iafs after service % hun ~
corr - sslo bail and noiier 81 this order: and
that IN sefauii thereof, said bill - taken "
confessed 10 the aid nsn Tsshient defendant.
And II 70 fuFther crfered. thai within twenty
days the ssia complainant cause a nottra ~
shis nfdsf - ~ rubliste'i IN the 0NAxp Raj
iDs tFRkLn. = nr~spf ,,~r pttnteai. Published
abd err al ktibs ~ sad eonnty. aud that snch
pabiicetina - continued there ~ leass once IA
Zach wesk fuf ak veets Ia succession or that
s4a caUss cafly - this orfrr /, - t.orsooally
ssrs 4 90 saii nnn resident dafeadanf 81 least
taeatY dsgs t,rfafe tiis tiuie shote pfrfcrit-d
wlI.i'faM " GROVE Circuit Jsase.
Jnsrfh kfaNfs. Complainant s>sltsitof.
Attest A true eofs.
Joas A. SrskKnAs. Deputy Register
tusscof.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

'WantCo|umns
sssL TsrArs CRY.
NJ 2zla 10 te,As 4 $40. ~ sas "a pse
t-essss s'set. ssts.lts So =. iisss4
NtffLflxh n osLREkg. sesua MAJ.
snd lasa $3.50 4 e.. =. "a - -. = s 80
H.akss eaektnrss - sss@1f and issls.'ss1
feSe,tt. u 80 slsb<te - - gsss
'oh sAI.I lsas -ss q ssss.s-,llea - ss-
800. =. = = $3.50 y 'sse,s.1 g 81 lefa.s
hesee = thls .alg Il. hcsss - lss.li - sfs
ssesf 9 : sea.s u : slesenl els nnlsl =
soeas bsse~ 4 kitskss. sssrs e..,-ss siass
e1& ttt4f tasteNf q tat snae1t = aof - "a
sest. eoa y - tl.s g etef ~ f.ssllss nsiii.a
i'o-s- fsf sale - sss<inos Aa1rszs a caEs
MISCELLANEOUS.
-------'-'u-s
WAkTkt-,le s.eeaass Ass.s and 10. sss =
val tsks slto5 - gsrt ss,rass -, -, ~
10 testaiaE = sothel ksnss Ia. ". h Essz.
e''.'cs NiadiueastN
W AATED Team e korsus. tus az saoss
w good rsss sal - ~ tara A. t...,is III
ekehsaEs Coz ssssnflel !. n. Ackns 1 soa
80. 2 AAnss.s stfsst q
WAN-tD-Au ma - siep Il sna sss osr
gFlca On fAh 90 winter suli a sls1thss ~
a.ons5. yel<hs hsspplsl.sln,ss a O..
tAATkL~ Essr,ts.ds 10 su.sks a. Mo-
w outelssr, A hsud nsssis Havana a. clrar
Tor cents. Asa tof ~ Nsnufartery and aaIas
ssom = hsteflao street. Ihk = = 1niaa msas
cigar.
IAPERi1L LopGK No Regular Goa
In,ss .p e eel. fhs ~ sssniss = seE q
- fsrkias. {. c. " X Ss@hr. a X and =
GNAP Coz ,rzrslis,r rnsn who sisls saany .os-D..
20 salts - make; no sarsr-~s 70 carry
Nofk done N fsW nniunfas. While uaitins f1r
,f.ias Write Tor psrtscrL4A -k0si1s. lock
BUSINESS CARDS.
4 = BvEcH. Wall Pare and Painters
rnpplies, farnitnrs repalEin.;. uThoisier-
Tag. "a y DIVISION 81 - lL2mo
CAsH paid Zoe seoona.Asod stove, ,i.o
- sloFe. nav 4, e,esned snd pat az ca stori
notice. J. J. Arno.d- ~ 4 Dfvision ~ rs lao
III kONlNti-secor b. nj furnitars wants
10 j Kind 81 sec nd ha1 stl.sts ssd ear
pets - back. ned, sst up ana repaired
-. south Dstis.0n. ID
/ AIDES have yoor plush coats cot over ~
"A lined nd steamed b an ezpert. D,rlnx
Gaming ind repairing Inc wofk moderate
prices hoom - I1edya If block ottawa sfrtot
opposite ten story block. 8
I FAVE orders at scflbn.r's drug store n
"A Monroe street, for 1rAnd Rapids nnoxsnx
YAM Goods packed, lnaTed and storaA l. A.
Deyo, proprietor. Phone i5L
M RS {. DERRY hss recovered from her ia.
~ ness and 4 ready TO 10 bssinrxs - laif
DRESSING and inanicura. 40 :. Dlsizlon a. "
NJ cGREGoR-S steam dye works ana securing
W estab. ishnsnf; al kidd o. ladies' asa
gent mens ~.afiDg repaired. cleaned and
dyed; al MT class work ne 81 :. and =
fountain ar q. bet~esn OTTAWA and 10 a.
ftreeiA Dszt door IA stsklteo.
IDATTERN MAKER-All kinds ~ pastsrn.
and model making of ali various stylrs
Give me a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed. 4 or.
ner Louis and campau- g. Il. Gee. 2
GTovE REPAIRING We rspasr. set m and
- black ali msnnrr 81 ccal sud scod stnsts.
clean and repair furnaces ard pat sasolfns
stoves a order satisfaction "a 4 tntesd Leave
orders 40 IA Pearl stre-I. 4 = Bark =
: -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17
FOR SALE.

Re-s house "a TIE brsf pisc~ IN tie ~ az
boarding. hauss
Tor ~aie-tlue ueu h,sner wfth cal anlsh "a
frlf fesafss ara n "a hsii t.srk 80 a. .frssr
beiop, furnars and Vss. bsfer,orn ~ stairs.
ianf.iiff ana eiafrf a. haesnae1i. al Tor fares
east 90 airg sisae 8safsf ftis j. fef ssls 10
q taaF v be fesvss - sslfarna tsrf 81
A. Z aIfsk> "a. 81 fszaftt Setto.ei nanh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

RE-URHoL STEERING.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

----------r-
ESTACRANf anf lunch counter for sale or
II exchange. ttasiux place IN city. estah
shed twelve years. last fears receipts rru
ever f<soOs now s4olne ltrxe nrofitsbls iust
Lcus vii hear IA rpDzh inTss CATION. sen.
Uine tafgain trade for COO I rop srty. -. ID
slater A to- No. = Monroe street. 'phoro suU
2
4 RARE tusiaess chsnce Tor sale or ex.
= change fur unoncumberea cts property
small fruit farm a genefai stock 81 gods IN.
voicss II Stoo Address A.. Box HEKAIp
Office. n
=. = 10 SIS per Oar a. home. selling Lish.nirs
pei Platter aud plating iewclry. watches
tableware. etc. Plates thu nnest Il iewalry
rood a. Dew an al kinds 81 metal with ..all
tilver or nicksl No experience No capital
livery house has goods reedanz platans II n
Delno. Columbus. o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17
ron SALE -MfsCELLANroUs.

FOR SALE -MfSCELLENEO Gus.
4 kkGE bol.e for sAlr. John h Martin. No
II IS Canal street. s
FURNITURE SALK- Panic prices at John
u sou place, 3 North ftunt 81 Z 10
furniture eought and sold Hff
I.,oR stf.E OR RI.NI-Cprishs piano =
II North froat stresft mo
I'OR sAi.f-hY e. - stow ~ furnlturs ana
II uiAsrclanes n ls,usr1old eo<-is. a nss
hoass ant lafgs b a. rner % Union aBd Csrfsr
streets h. ass 81 ios No ise hadisoa sti est;
vecaff i.st on atlst ftrert; farm AZ ten serss
10 n ds EAST II - Init nee batdlnas ani
ell kinsia ~ ffats, utli sail 81 skchanss 60
other propsftS a A Lard "a ~ ssockinx
street III
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

ORDER or PUBLIC ALTON state ~ Mich
" igan, county 81 kent-in Chaneery.
Dated September 10th. 4. " IsRl.
Nellie Cole complainant
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

FOR 7ENT-6USINESS
E'oR RENT-A very light bss.raent NJ No.
Il = Canal street. For particulars enquire
an the millinery store.
Two kENT-Dfsk room In the most central
location IN tue city. . ecfric lights. heat
end jnniior's Services furnished. Inquire Of
Arthur u. Graham, Canal St. city.
L'OR RENT-Store No. IS Canal street 3
II stories aud basement Maher 4 Salisbury.
- honroe s'root 67tf
FACTORY FOR RENT-Afisr July ~ will
- rent our three story and basement brick
buildtng. Nos. and Erie street: central 10
cation gas and electric light. power. elevator
Hissell carpet Sweeper Co = Mtl street ar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

{lANTEp Ma ssisrs 4aa szf,~nso< PEI
w laSssftt lalsee = hets - p2fi tstee Ap
- "a szeA brceo sao4 "a, Aerssss 81 =
tttfess tSte
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1893-12-28

Those who are unfortunate enough
to number among their acQuaintances
a persistent borrower, will appreciate
this reply of Gutzkow, the German
novelist, to a lady of his'acquaintance
who wrote an unstamped letter ask
ing to borrow a copy OF his novel,
'The Knights of the Spirit" on the
plea that she could not find it at the
booksellers in her town: "Dear
MadaIn:--In the town where you re-
side there appears to be a lack of all
sorts of things which are easily pro-
durable elsewhere-nOt only my re-
cent work in all the bookshOps in
which it is applied for, but also the
postage stamp for letters. l have in
my possession. it is true, the book
which you desire to obtain. as also
the stamps to pay its carriage; but,
to my regret, l I'M without the neces-
sary string to make it. into a parcel.
If you a supply me with a piece, l
am at your service.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1893-12-28
THE G OF P

VIZ Seem to Live. Move, and Die In 1t.
The world has seen its irCn age and
its braZen age, but this is the age of
paper. We are making 81 many
things OF paper that it WILSON be true
that without paper there is nothing
made. We live in paper houses
veal paper clothing, and sit on pa
per cushions in paper cars rolling on
paper wheels. If we lived in Bergen,
Norway, we could 60 on Sundays to
a paper church. We do a paper busi-
ness owe paper counters, buying pa
per goods, paying for them with
paper money, and deal in paper stocks
on paper margins. We row races in
paper boats for paper prizes. We go
to paper theaters where paper actors
play to paper audiences.
AS the age develops the coming
man will become more deeply en-
meshed in the paper net. He will
awake in the morning and creep from
under the paper clothing of his paper
bed and put On his paper dressing
gown and his paper slippers He will
walk over paper carpets, down paper
stairs and, seating himself in a paper
chair, will read the paper news in
the morning paper. A paper hell
will call him to his breakfast, cooked
in a paper oven, served OF paper
dishes, laid on a paper cloth on a pa
per table. He will wipe his lips with
a paper napkin and, having put on
his paper shoes, paper hat and paper
coat, and then taking his paper stick,
he will walk o N a paper pavement or
ride in a paper carriage to his paper
office. He will organize paper enter
pIises and make paper profits.
He will sail the ocean on paper
steamships and navigate the air in
paper balloons He will smoke u pa
per cigar or paper tobacco in a paper
pipe. lighted with a paper match.
He will write with a paper pencil,
white paper sticks with a paper
knife, go fishing with a paper fishing
rod, a paper line and a paper hook,
and put his catch in a paper basket.
He will go shooting with a paper gun
loaded with paper cartridges, and will
defend his country in paper forts with
paper cannon and paper bombs. liav-
ing lived his paper lite and achieved
a paper tame and paper wealth, he
will retire to paper leisure and die in
paper peace. There will be a paper
funeral at which the m%ourners.
dressed in paper Grape, will wipe their
eyes with paper handkerchiefs, and
the preacher will preach in a paper
pulpit. He will lie in a paper coffin;
he has a chance of doing SO already
if he is a paper-we mean pauper.
He will be wrapped in a paper shroud,
his name will be engraved on a paper
plate, and a paper hearse, adorned
with paper plumes will carry him TO
a papcr-lined grave, over which will
be raised a paper monument.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1893-12-28

One of the most serious obstacles
to forest preservation is the extern.
sive use which is now being made Of
wood in the manufacture of paper.
During the last two or three years
the growth of the WOOd-pulp indus
try has been enormous, a dozen great
mills, each manufacturing from fifty
to three hundred tons Of pulp Il day,
having been built on the Hudson
River, to feed principally on the
Adirondack forests. The wood chiefly
used is spruce, and the especially dis
astrouS effects OF the industry on the
forests results not only from the eX-
treme demand for the lumber. but
from the fact that while the demand
is especially for trees of thirty to
t~hirty-ive years growth, the young
trees are also cut. In 1881 the capaci-
ty of the pulp mills in the United
States was about scventy-two thou
sand tons per annum. The present
capacity is seven hundred thousand
tons. And in this remarkable growth
the industry has been accompanied
by these three desirable things: in
crease in quantity, decrease in price,
and no diminution in the cOmpensa-
tiOn of labor. TWENTY-FIVE States
are now engaged in this industry. and
the mills daily consume between
three and tour thousand cords Of
wood.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1893-12-28
Travelling Il

An English lady of fashion who is
always on the wing has devised many
dainty little toilet conveniences to
Suit her needs. TO do away with the
car and packing of soap, disagree
abe and u~nmanageable after contact
with water, her maid keeps the toilet
case supplied with tiny soap balls.
Several cakes are reduced to very
thin shavings and put into Il glass
jar. Just sufficient perfumed toilet
water is added to reach all the shay
ings. The jar is then covered tight
and set away for a day and a night,
when the soap is found soft and pill
able. but not sloppy" 1t Is easily
nodded into tiny balls, just enough
for a bath. When the balls become
dry and solid they are transferred to
the dressing-case
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1893-12-28
bility. Above all, keep good-natured,
and don't abuse your best friend. the
stomach. American Analyst.
The "Nose Out OF joint"

With the advent Of baby number
two a world of sympathy goes forth
to the little one whose place is taken
by another, and who finds that
mothers care and greatest tender
ness is for the new conner 1t is pit
iful in many instances to see the way
that a child no more than a baby
itself is cast aside in order that the
little stranger may be properly at
tended to.
Many a toddler accustomed to all
the attention. looks on in grieved
surprise when the kisses and careSScS
that were once all his ownlare trans
ferred to a little sister or brother. A
child is too young to reason. but not
too young to feel, and many a baby's
heart has been wounded by this lack
Of attention, and many an evil
thought has come into little minds
that never would have found place
there hau not wounded feelings been
the first seeds of a jealousy that
grows with it's growth and crowds out
all the affection that should he fos.
tered in its breast for the new addi
tion TO the family,
Mothers, friends, and relatives are
generally to blame for this state of
affairs. With the glee that a small
boy tortures a fly they tell No. l
that its nose is out of joint, and at
once brush it to one side regardless
of all that it has been before No. >
arrived. They are not Intentionally
cruel, but nevertheless they are, and
it would be we'll if conscience would
BIT speak plainly to these individuals
who err through ignorance rather
than intention.
1t should be the duty of all the
household who have been in the habit
of petting number one to let that
small person understand that its place
is not taken by the new baby. but
that it has found a dear little sister
or brother, and that the love Car be
divided between the two, instead of
shifted from M to the other. Child
iSh hearts are quick to feel and child
jSh minds keen to appreciate, and
with a little gentle management the
advent of number two can be made
an occasion for rejoicing, rather than
one that seems to the little one dis.
placed the beginning of all the
trouble in its infant life. -Philadcl.
phia Times.