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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27
GETTING RID or a oukcK.
A hau Who Played the Hair OH frieh
Nnen MIN 10 AdNantnu..

Man Who Played the Hair Oh frieh
Upon MIN to Advantage.
Ina New England city NOT many miles
from Boston Is an old ouach doctor known
Throughout the town for his large supply
Of Check lie had no regular abiding
place, but picked up his lodgings arunnd at
different cheap boarding houses and lived
on the profits OF his patent medicines Re
spent good deal Of his time in a certain
drug store aud. moreover, he was nccns.
toned to so there every morning and use
the back shop 90 make his toilet 10, lie
bad an old greasy bottle Of hnir Oh and
brush aud comb, which he kept Ia the shop
without leave from anybody. The pro-
prietor got rather tired OF having him
around ~ much. and thew fore he rcso.yed
TO stratagom To get rid OF him.
He took the hair oil bottle poured out
the oil and carefully replaced & with a
mixture OF thin fish glue aud hay rum.
Then be put the bottle hack in It's acpas.
toned place
The next morning tho old quaok showed
up, and after some cordial greetings TO the
proprietor Of the store he asked leave touse
the back shop, rs was his habit
Certainly certainly" responded the
druggist; the buck shop is at your dis
posaln
Whereupon tho old gentleman started IN
to arrange his toilet. Pouring out liberal
dose OF the mixture IN the oil bottle, he
rubbed It thoroughly over his head till his
hair was completely saturated with It.
Then he carefully combed and parted bis
somewhat long locks, and placing his old
stoyepipo Int squarely on his head no
passed out, wishing the proprietor pleas.
snt Good morning.
He was seen again after several days by
the druggist but it was not IN the drug
store. lie was crossing the street, and he
wore new soft hat and an extra close hair
cut The druggist went down TO neigh.
boring barber shop, "Dld Or W. come In
here on Wednesday, he asked.
81 should say he did, " replied tho barber,
"and a mRdder man than ho was never
stood up
what did YOU do FOR hlmy inquired
the druggist
~ cut his hair 20 get his hat cii, and then
l cut the hat 10 get the hair on Liquid
glue is pretty strong when it's dry, ain'i
IT,"
You bet 1t is, said the druggist Bos'
ton journal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

He ate his lunch at one Of these feederies
where you help yourself at the counter.
When he was done, he went 70 the cashiers
desk and asked;
"How muchN
The cashier pointed TO sign which read,
"piease tell what sou Hte.
He looked at q and then slidi
"liam sandwiches aud piece o. custard
pie"
Didn't you have a cup Of oofeeW :
"Ycs.n
"Why didn't you say so, thtnN
"The sign doesn't say you must tell what
you drank .'-.st. Paul Globe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

"Tbis is a queer town, this Boston, -i s'lld
s- g. remote rurai district for a Vl.it 20 =. !.
tlou 4, Poxbury. II had 70 pay y cents
il,srp town for little dish Of White ice
cow and snd tben rode miles and miles on .
cIeas ~ H., he ne,g tangled cars for . cents
one - b .s man 20 cents, and shouldn't have
sls ',, ,1, ANYTHING OF it II ia goi back no
th l.i.ea II sll ii was worth % cents last
enS si.sh = IL 10 20 so TAR Only , CENTS io'
% 20 met ,i,s1 r,se and . cents feF iwo spoon,
~ ~. " ,rhlts Ice ereami Queer town tnisi
Rn.tnn rrauscrlpe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

There Is a point Of etiquette which iswoe'
fully aud very often abused. That is tho
asking Of pointed questions, No one has
any right to demand Information Of nnoth'
cr whose Interests ag not very closely m
tertwihod with the lhIulsior and connect
ed with the inquisition. But y iHa thing
that many good and kindly people arr most
careless about, simply from want ai
thought fnr more than the apparent curl
osity 4 proper Interest e one thing lead
ING quc5tions are quite another thing
New York World
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

IN ,,rI damage done ~ W
INC .s,,,S u Imaginary ioreooe ,,l = ~ X.
sprnea,aln- srsst. Croakers ana ., sasi.
essh is So, t5 mn ihrir atepsoa % {, lna ".
ils s i,gr rooi pisnos anl ~, eis .siidr.s.
avg D tSrirsa Or gthsF peoI ,st. ss IN any
I NE Nil farnish ibe ia ,,es nwil1oat ie
REASONABLE le'lnr ,ssrsinr lnlael
RIOS GQ6@AN . ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

Mamina-SyLat made yon ask that
naughty little drl 10 stay and play when
you told me yon dislikei herr
Mnrgie-Oh. me an Robbie was playin 70
be gruwnup folks. we didn't want nee.
We only jurt told her We dld.-Ihieago
Inter Osran
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

Passengers leaving Fort Worth $40 ?. N.
~ secure Sleeper accommodations from
Jarrett on application to II. & Il. &. agent
utort Worth.
pasengors for points south Of san An
h1i0. and for Me ico points can transfer
rSn Antonio < redo Sleeper II desired.
4 BIZ PARTIC. LAR to see that your
..tei reads via Hearne and the M liz
RATIONAL ROUTE-L g. G. n. X h
ID. j. PRIcE, a. G. p. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

The ,otat nunbsr % inpog'ee afl i'4 4,
;,.sfl.srd 81 fbe burtan @ e s.,9s,l "
du',y during ne yrff VI 7..s-,l. All I.
n. total numDrT q fipFti "'--'''
5J2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27
WANT COLUMN.

THE GAZETTE vs. TIE OiiEkTEBT
WANT" MEDIUM IN THE SOURI,
Nothing II published free except eitna.
tons ..ntrd. This exception u nllde
solely for The benefit " those WHO aIs
anxious 10 Secure employment. Az other hu
vertitenienis 10 this department are chnrspn
fqr nt the lfte of I cent word each lsslr'
payable In advance, No adYertlacmeut "a
ken tor less than 20 cents.
BrhANEE.
STOLEN.
RTRAYEn on STOLEN
TOR hENT
FOR BALE
HEf,p WANTED.
BUSINESS CHANCES,
WANTED DWELLINGS,
WANTED Rooms.
Professional. financial nnd DINER eatas'
sperial notices. etc, IN this classified %,
parttnent i.21 q lina pct Month Discount
for time ads and for cash.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27
+. lRE INTERNATIONAL ROUTE,

Ia eonnection with Houston and Texas
|,a'fal Rail way, makes the best umo from
FORT WORTH, DALLAS,
And other North Texas Points, 10
'Austln. San Antonio, Laredo,
And Points in Mexico.
.NLLMAN SLEEPERS DAILY in each
direction VIA HEARNE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

tfnntipe eiofihag. camp chairi' cots aDe
tsuta al Al ders0u,s gun store.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27


ioR fAiN-oNh on YliI NEST KNOWN
nul most ihunnrhN ounppri county
nfefnanCfs IN Nnl,AwtH, lrsas, gnd 10
p"sW,a6lisbed campbSli' country y" pr WY
HAmrN,, "a, mrRH .Weeupllpn llsL
WI tgl "4l', Wy knau ,Wll ~ bar
e,9 NV Ky, r wv INV, y! igr ne man
gevspapg!' q 'cIaa. lledson i2r want
Tct '~' "'''"'
WANTI p 70 NJ sENHNcoLuMN
tee9lN,,,n,i'9 W, p,n,t,,tW,1. Ytv,a pr a ser
9hH ha,l NV " .niNuln tlp9l gr lamp
ng,H INV '''p 4" N''of y AMOR,
Nnlh hwy ''A
yoleG qotWHesn s lVnr anl aSaw9 9ne q
fcatnns Tor soillnf good viii take sBuOi
~ least $1,000 cash Address ionosburo
care GNFeiio.
-, .,, 49,. ,..,.. a,, .,,, .,.,.,
lHl n.Alfls fFW AHiNfN Wv rNNlA SUN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27
rrNANclAl

h''sANNtA'-
MONEY 10 ioAN on FARMS
ny rim
W G nrrcnEn LAND MORTGAGE co.
-
70 AND ~ HURLEY nufLpiSG
MONEY 10 Loan on IMPROVED FARMS
IN CENTRAL rrNAs, VENDORS IIsN
NOTES PURCHASED AND EXTENDED
o n. snAMAN LAND MORTGAGE
nANRRn hoard or TRADE BUILD.
No. FONT NORTH rENAs.
T. u. MCMAHON s CO., HSrgnr Az
oouNrANrs rxAMiNr Am ADJUST
ACCOUNT hooks OF INDIVIDUALS.
FIRMS AND CORPORATIONS NJ ANY
PART OF thu STATE. Brsr REFER.
ENcRs ADDRESS rosroFFicn RoN
sll, FORT WORTH, TEN,
.--
SECONDHAND STORE,
$500 'a-la--a--..r sas.-as--,--- -.---..
LAn0EsE sEcoNnmAYn srorr. I'VE
Stoves, cic Picteus 4 o.. iais Nain.
-=------------a--.--s.-.--
r. ", SrANpLEY TFRps rtr nRsr
HtNck &c SECOND hand furniture. stoves,
Nwensware trunks etc, IN he city, 2l1
Houston street
HEbr WANTED MALE.
wANTEn-FoR TwrNrY.rump IN.
mniry, unlted States army, h,adlunrtrrs
al san Autunio. Tex, ublo-hodled nnnRr.
rlol men, between The nged 81 n nnn 30
Good pay, food. clothing nud medical at.
Tendance. Applicants must furnish ehus.
character. Recruiting ofiics ii Nhlatoflum
building, Fort Worth, Tex.
HELP WANTED TEMALE,
wANrFp "A GIRL no 90 TIM cotrN-
tty 10 cook Tor fnmily oi throo; na cnii
dron can 90 zoo Calhoun sirreL
sassa.sa-a
WANTEn-AN fNrEfIiGENr Ems
Gated, middle nTo lady, Ia I've Va family
~ QUE ~ nmlN, References required
Address ARLINGTON. Hos ASH For,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27
msl.r WANTED rrMALE.

WANrEb-AN tNrElltGENr EN-.
cttcd mlldlengc lady, 20 i've Va family
~ oue ~ inmlly, References Required
No.lh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

WANTED 10 ntN A sEvuN. COLUMN
sccond.hand Washington press. or a 500,
oni baud scv'n column l,rony ur camp.
bell Mrlir Nt once 10 klofor a Andof,
rnh ltohy foxs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

,TnppTtfAT. giDrugs. ~ TiCilB-
~ Hnfiaebtc IlefHerrant for wounds.
sarna. scaids cuts bruises, eoilet 'fai9!p,.
nrii-f,lt fDOf-rvii, bolts, iaiulh. b0f
.gsn N teasf Tof sale and guAfanieea
b all druggia'A'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

ron SALE $40 LOADS or sort sun
able for grading bia, from basement q
Mulhcy NiuFch, At prices frun b ln .
oenia TOAD delivered Apply al once G
A. Moil'At, Contractor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

PRINTING OFFICE ron SALEM.
voices between gtOn0 aud yaOOl, one Of
iho best plants 10 .ToXasi nnc patronage
III 'ad." subscriptions and Advertising.
At least sino1 cash Address ionolooro,
care Gazette.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Wken Il Nas suggested IN these col
umus that TOO great pub.icity EAs bsaag
given % aIiseed aesututlon in this city,
co1s.desabis number Of protests
reached this oiHce from those whose
kuoviedge on the subject could cot DO
q1eshoned so1ae q TIE protests were
accoapa1ied by requests 70 pabiish.
TIE requests we're chseriully granted 90
accoant u lbs siaadiag u those making
thsnl. although ths wisdom 4 reitefat-
IN Nhat bad already been published Ia
various forus vas seriously questioned.
TIA ulaALn has been guided Ia the mat
tcr o. Publishing such communications
solely b a desire 10 get al the facts;
and. 10 defcrence q the wishes Of large
hearted a1d Hohle friends Of humanity.
% give 10th sides TAR hearing.
Notwithstanding IL has been CONSCIOUS
that the frequent notices Of Intended
charities aad d appeals Tor action mill
tated against the reputation " the town
The correctness OF this conclusion is
confirmed b. the fact that in none OF
cur exchanges, coning from all the prin-
cipaI cities u the country, Is the alleged
distress or impeding distress Of the I'M
employed made the subject FOR extended
articles. OF indeed Of any articles at all
II IL probable that other cities have been
affected by the hard times quite as dis
assrcus.y a. ours. bat the newspapers
have rot been asked To advertise the
fact 80 extensively as to provoke COM
ment or even notice THE HEEALD will
not be understood as saying that no dis
tres exists IN this town. What il wishes
70 b understood as saying Il that II
would % better % have less Of the
sounding brass" and -tinkling cymbal'
variety q agitation. The right hand can
get IN il work ali right enough il the
newspapers don't hear anything at all
about IL The foregoing supplemental
remarks ara based upon the conclusion
reached BY the board Of trade in its
meeting held last night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Ringing Bros' Route Book. beauti-
fully printed little volume containing the
pictures OF the owners aud all the per.
formers in the great show. together with
a carefully edited description - all tho
departments q the gigantic enter
prise. has just been issued. The
book is dedicated TO the members
az the great travelling family and con.
taine the names Of the cities in which
the show has appeared during the pact
two seasons The book IL valuable
souvenir for the attaches 81 the show
and mine ~ interesting information
o. those unfamiliar with the details OF
the modern tented exhibitions rHE
HERAIp j. indebted TO MIR. John Ring
ling for a copy % the book.
Rice & Barton's Folly company is
more evenly balanced this year than
ever before The program presented 10
smiths this week is y iinglrg susces
sion of happy hits- Matinee today.
The Custer Guard will shortly tender
complimentary reception b. those who
took part IN its benefit performances 10
Lockerby hall Monday evRring.
Harry Ilsbbar1's benefit will be given
~ Tue foNers thursday night laffin
Mics BridEmsu has prepared brilliant
program Tor the occss4On.
Nellie McEienry. in a Night al the
Circus. vii ne seen t. The Powefs
Wednesday and Thursday nigh,s q
next week
n. 2 Bland. representing The Wick
bow fosfmsn. Which wtl he seen IN
The Grand nert week. n town.
she. with re wealth % scenic splen
5ors, . funuins to good business ia The
Grand this week
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Yet cur good democrst brsthrsn
stlh insiss that The i<sif i = tAk
Lumber and salt are txo u the things
which have bsen scksdulsd fof the free
let IA the Bes tariff Oil xhieb the ways
snd means conmittes y preparing salt
czanef be manufactured here with pro
~ sxrept 10 eonpeetion with the iam-
Der bushes. the xlsbs and "a sdast be-
ing utilized Tor fsel. Free sslt wlh not
rsdaes the price materially. bot u ell
give tie Canadian ahore manufacturers
. chance 10 bring their product across
and eompsts with us IN places where
they cannot nov. Much q the lumber
now msnufaetursd Ia Michigan IL made
from Canadian psae. RATED over. Ii the
tafin y removed. the Michigan iumbsr-
nsa wsll be forced to move their mills
10 Canada and saw their pins there.
Canadian laborers replacing those %
Saginaw. Bay City and Alpsna That
IL the status Of the tariff case IN Miehi-
gan"
L. Gundry, proprietor % the Bucknsr
house IN hsnistee. 10 registered in
Sweets
=. Fairman. Big Rapids capitalist.
dined 10 The Morton yesterday.
MoEres-f. Fairmsn, Big Rapids;
Mrs. - +. BARNARD. White Cloud; X
3 Patterson. Lapeer; G. H. LOOMS.
sparta, Z. NJ Thorpe. Detroit; Beatrice
Ward. Lansing.
swEEr's-P. r. Dunlap. Detroit: w.
ID. Royce. owosso. Mrs. y. Sines Miss
Lille sines. Carson City; q. w. Haskell.
owosso; e. = Brewster. St Johns
New LIvISGsros Frank Phillips,
kalamazoo, 4. T. Schmoitz. Ionia; +. c.
Bury. Detroit; Albert Williams. Bay
City; r. ID. Hillman, Tecumseh; Davis
OIney. Ludington.
EAGLE j. J. Connell, Muskegon; X.
Cannon. White Cloud. &. Stocum, Rock
ford; {. G. Giles. Lakeyiew; j. NJ. All.
mendinger. Benton Harbor; A. McOpe.
White Cloud.
kEsr-R j. Lathrop. Elwell; o. o.
Roe. Lansing; w. II. Palmer. Dowagiac;
John Grace. kalamazoo: f. K. Foster.
Alden; ia. Lyon. Lowell.
BEiDGK STREETS Monroe, Berlin;
r. ). Abbott, Lansing: j. w. Hartwell,
Cannon; Will Bush, Rockford; Chaun-
cey Ives, Coopersville; NJ. l. Rupp, Ne
waygo.
CLARESDoS-C. III. Carlyle. Rockford;
ii. j. Dudley, Fremont; Thomas Siatt-
Ter. Clarksyille; Edward keets. Luding.
too; w. II. Karl. Monroe; Miss Hattie
Coon, Rockford.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
STATE PRESS COMMENT

The brilliant victory won by Governor
Mckinley places him among the fore
most republican statesmen OF the nation
today. He is the greatest living en-
bodiment OF the idea OF protection TO
American industry, and his life work
has inseparably associated his name
with that doctrine. He stands before
the nation now as the foremost exponent
OF a principle dear TO every patriotic
American. and while that principle Is
attacked he will be looked 10 as its lead
ing defender.-Adrian Times
Ii is estimated that upwards OF 1000
deer have been slain in the upper PENN
sula during the past few weeks. beers
and fawns we're shamefully slaughtered.
and at this rate few deer will be seen in
this part OF the state in few years.
The game law is rigid enough, but
despite the work OF officers. hunters
evade the law on every hand There
seems TO be no remedy.-Menominee
Democrat
The New Jersey supreme court de
clares the last legislative appoftionment
unconstitutional. aud this will probably
make another election necessary. Let
II come. Ia the present temper OF New
Jersey republicans they will ask moth
Ing better than chance % administer
another drubbing TO the opposition
MuHkegon Chronicle.
"Governor Pingrec" does not CRATE
upon the ear, Senator Pingree docs not
make an unpleasant moutbful; but
President Pingree7 has an alliterative
smoothness iiken 10 the smoothnees 81
old wine. and touches the critical ear
like the softest notes OF eolian harp
Detroit Free Press.
With a republican legislature in New
York IL ought not 20 take long 20 put
non partisan returning boards ~ the
place ~ the 1ammauy fraud machines
which make only the iliSnssesi pretense
~ determining what the verdict n the
people is.-Detroit Tribune
The governor ~ Oregon In HE Thanks-
giving proclamation asks the people TO
pray that silver be finally reiusts,ed
IL u evident that his heart IL set more
upon the SILVER mines than on his coun-
trys welfare and perhaps even more
than on heaven. Bellevue Gszette.
The republican party is in line again.
anu fNfFN VII - DO UttNtNAtf ~ Keep
ing IL there 90 ipng a. u sticks 20 res-
sonsbie protection 20 hone industry
and bimetaliism- Courier
Herald
Leading democrats have observed the
handwriting on the usii. and the MAJOR
~ u them translate u 10 r~sd - care
ful hos ycu ufe5dls wiih the tariff -
hay City Inbans.
The American people have had fore
taste - Tree trade. ard they showed
clearly II the polls Tuesday hou they
don ike it-Nsn Bnren Counfy Re
pubican
TIE only ray = comfort 70 TIE good
democrat ss,uoes juet no~ from the
sosth Battle Creek Journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

That 80 reoent election restored con
Silence IL ihc stability - our Industries
- heiug ccrroboratsi ever DAY. Within
ths wask tao barge real manufacturing
eoueerus. employing q fairly large sun
Der ~ neu. have resumed operations
sfirr leur rerod - tiiene-s fhese
two resoaipl ars are hut iadices . The
general -esnmption q orsine7s az over
tha coantrT The result - the ate slsc.
tioue . more potent IN starting The
eheels thar rsa ths repeal - The rur-
ehsss cisnss - ihe shsrman biii slihough
Ne we're trfi thAt its success 80 TIE
pessase e. received icsiustriai activity
The cootience rssesS@oed ia manu-
fsrtrrets ess seizesi acli 4 he hitherto
dfFidenf and suspicious nerrhants An
hi1stratlcn n prinf Rss furnished
a. an intervieN Si9h ioraf
furniture salesman ruhiizt-d in Tnx
nsakLp yesterday nurairx A ner.
Chant p.scel an ORDER fsr eoois ia A..
h~erp ~ xhich rs- ecsastioaesi Ga tke
So e Nck.a'sYs nsa1rify. The con
aiilca ess not cry ne. hat emphasized
~ thrse ores Err asirrs svrref opsu.
IA fedov- 4st - eosfdeacs q that
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
seamen's Wages Advanced.

CLEVELAND. Nov. 1.-THE Lake Car
riers finance committee has raised the
wages OF watchmen, wheelmen, tiremen,
taking effect Immediately: The wages
OF deck hands will be go per month.
The light house board Is to be asked
TO leave buoys az long as navigation is
open. The board OF supervising in
spectors will be asked not TO make any
change as to the lights on tow barges
from the rules now in force on the lakes.
The board gives public hearing on
the subject January .. but all written
communications must be filed by Jan.
uary l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Fred Marvin's troubles multiply. tie
Eas . candidate FOR state treasurer ca
the democrat ticket lat fall Nos. IL
reports % true. be 10 q candidate for
states prison- He vss inslosioasly de-
fsated Zoe stats treasurer; but the
chaaess are that be vii be ignonin-
ionsly elected Tor states prison Several
days sgo the Detroit papers printed
some ugly stores about biz disappear.
sace Ia Chieago and the tangled eondi-
ton Of his financial transactions with the
Third Nats0nai Bank Of Detroit he
lad been eashlsE aud director % the
bank The Efst namcd position he re-
signed several weeks ago. A fss days
ago his resignation a. director wss ae-
esptsd by his colleagues The Detroit
newspapers reluctantly printed the his
tofy back Of these ehsngs& That bis
tory vas any thing but complimentary 10
Marvin AID his continued absence gave
rise TO the belief that be vas not alto
ge,hsr sinned against Then he ap-
peGred on the scene aud vigorously de-
nounced his old associates IN the bank
Tor making bis private affairs public
and threatened eondign punishment on
all eoncerned in disgracing him The
president Of the bank was astounded by
Marvin's boldness. not 20 say impudenee.
Recovering bis equilibrium. he straight
way lodged a complaint against Marvin.
charging him with embezzling $500.
The officers were given a warrant 10
serve but when they went to lind him.
Marvin had again disappeared. leaving
no clue 10 his whereabouts II Is claimed
that his populations will aggregate a
large sum. when they are fully known.
and that unless he evades arrest and
afterwards escapes on a technically the
would Dc state treasurer viii find long
Job awaiting hi,n in the states prison.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
No MORE CRAPS

superintendent Carr has ordered
closed two gambling places in which
games q -craps- have constituted the
principal slluFement 10 those who seek
= snhaaes-thsfr worldly possessions at
some other fellows sxpaasa His action
piil Be- generally commended. The
game % -craDs~ - seductive one hav-
ing great fascin&,ioo ia is possibilities
for gaia o y0urg boysof limited capital
Il Is not q dlguiiied game Ia playing
. accompanied by more or less amusing
acsobatc gyrations aud eIciamatory
siseiamatioa. Il u Just the sort Of
game T. lure boys anI broken down
gamblers A professional gambler
volunteers al opinion covering tho above
u,ontioned pointa Al least he - deliv-
sred himssli . a reporter Tor this paper
and ia The absence = other testimony
his aust De accepted "a conclusive The
chasing Of The ~crap" games viii newt
ally furnish 3 large class % patrons Tor
she more ~digoiead~ games commonly
known a. stad POKER" faro add
acinch. Esieh flourish 10 this town ike
= green bay trre The gambling eul
cannot be- Wholly eradicaird II vHi
rear iis hydra bead ia cat - the way
pisces and these who Eish e. play vii
mad ~ lasr II is gratifying 20 observe
that the police department has decided
- -tgaists i ~ bernuir- At the root
li's sFp'es - PLACES. however. that Rith.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

To PoErs: Please take notice that
our stock OF poems on the beautiful
was exhausted during the long contin-
ued presence OF it in these parts last
winter. The mantle which covers the
earth this morning reminds Us that your
opportunity is with US again. Unlike
the unpoetic journals which turn up
their roses at your soulful tributes. il is
a pleasure TO announce that all effu-
sions strictly on the Beautiful" will .
be received with gratitude at this Office.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

WHESEvER the surgeons knife saves
a life IL is hailed as blessing. When
the self same knife is used for the self
same purpose and death results. there
are those Who make haste to denounce
its use as barbarous A case in point is
the very successful operation performed
by DR. Barth. He saved boys life by
the use Of the knife. when all other
agencies seemed impotsnt His good
deed Is applauded Had the patient
failed to rally. ignoranthnd carplng crit
les would condemn the operation as lit
tie short Of butchery.