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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

IGOR sALE. OR LEASE on EASY TRIMS
IL hotel with furniture and frst-class bar
with complete fixtures attached bsst OF loca-
tion m the city; possession given at once. ADJ
dress r. r.. box Herald Office Stf
FACTORY FOR RENT--After July We viii
a rent our three story and basement brick
building. Nos and Erie street; central 10
cation gas and electric light. power. elevator
steam beat; low ratio insurance. Apply 90
bissell Carpet Sweeper Co, - Nil street sau
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
FoR sALE-mIsoELLA ANXIOUS.

L,OR SALE-One OF the finest saloons In thu
II city; location corner Division and Fulton
streets, Porter block. Will be sold -heap 10 Ire
right party having money. ID. a. AMBER
q bro., lift
I'oR SALE Or RENT-Upright piano s
Il North Front street s6fmo
I,Ok SALE-Impaired health makes il i'm
perative that shall eel ny saloon and
restaurant. Ia Is one Of the best properties ln
the city. To persons who desire To- purchase
full particulars will be given ON applicatiorl
The merely cnriots need not apply 4 mean
business and will give 20 the right man with
money option on the best saloon aad restau.
rant IN Grand Rapids. Address h. I. L Her.
aid Office. pf
I'Ok sALE-Ay cntirc store ~ furniture and
Il miscellaneous household goods; a new
house and large lot corner Of union and Carer
streets house and lot No. 40 Madison street:
vacant lot on Christ street; farm ~ ten acres
10 rods east OF city limits new buildings and
all kinds 81 fruit, VII sell or exchange for
other property. A. A. Lord No ~ stocking
street. Ifrtf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

STRAYED-A Young forrfl horsa Report 20
- treorge &. h ch Ia jed. rspa avtnan -
S,NAP for travelling nsrn who visit many towns /.
- no sales - make sallries 70 carry f.
Nork doua IA n few minutes. iiie waiting Tor
trains. Write Tor particulars "lso~ins. lock
box >iS Chicago s-tg
WANTED All TIA ulen ~ step in ard -,
w cuf price an a spuog futt 4 clothes az
yair of pants made 81 ofdor. Noist. Hsrpol
s4.sirarr 4 90
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

fos Over Fsffy Years
nns. WfNsLoe es<sIHfS1 SfxEf has hron nzesi
foF ehlidrra teftttaE. Il lsr1flss Ale ehlld
s.ftess ils suisss. allays al t.aln. curus uind
e1iie ard = tAs tssst rszseJg "a Llafrhusa-
tsehts -tse cehts eslflla
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
MISUNDERSTANDING.


lAFANTkif--I To rurt for frs weeks ssnis q
w keuineion typewriter. inquire ~ X. ~.
a. Her ala usficc.
DEUFHut.ST RslciiH Holt - iil
IL Senth Division stree hr~ Ffawiax some
inter- sting q bfics IN Sphtis ferf eooslA Isie
m ~ 80 FOR estimate
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
MISCELLANEOUS.


RUslNEss PEOPLE WHO AIDED cont
ID STOCK GOOD CAESE-west side Bri fgs
street: sShrevensohn. taller Lafgrcn. harness :
Waltz butcher Iihh q saloon Arm II grocer .
Davor, DENTS DR. Alb lght Riiile. saio /:
Nobel. barber tnncani al. Drugs Behnke. coai .
Toledo Exchange, hrlslnvighler. saloon Risc.
hotel ! n mas saloon sem ok.ki. tsreonfiold
nelly, salcon; knudson. Marshal. Loainsky
ketehsm. hridler. jenkins Gleason. Stanson
Dame smith. kempar. Adrion. Hall. Noider.
NanRost-n, No sney, Smith. baunaa. FIX
pair.ck Division street. d. Jonge, -Four.
III ggins. hotel brennan, millinery Reyuait.s
cigars; Thompscn. plumber; Cumming carr-
ages hoyn iias. hair good Mason. uudeFtakcr
Putnam. coniectioner; Van DyIe. furnaces :
Fox. Implements; Lacey, Nestfsli smith
ReFnalds. Drabnink. Williams iona. W.
ApeIt3a, liquofs. Cohoon. salooa: Farnia
sal % hensen. Cana stse.f. Hughes r.s.au.
IA {: Nassrnufh. "A sn: Noble photoTrarilrr ;
Dr. Apply. wcoduiii; O'hara skaes. Lob.
mayer. s8ols: sherman. cloth ier; Johns n
STAN er, S.rvis Fitzpatrick insle, r r.
Bor l. Hamilton. Smith. He~ry. Pearl a eft .
DIR. iaok.n. i.ausinan. N .ce l. flsuusF-.
Cobb, s,ors ecompsny, fitehe Pans .kuoal-
son Mcnfoe stgeet. DT. Eigh am Lewis nfsber:
Loveioy muse; hoaman. bakery. Elle n
Tea COR psuy Ball. grocer: Murray. fufntt re-
Herpolsheifner. dry goods Huriburt, sh,..s- (
Diamond eli roull any afiiliar hlfsl. * chit
hookkeeret. Harm au. tfraIdal. fovle. Ws-ad
tilef. Sye. Mofait r. samons. shayste n
= it t1r apheI ialiu EVrIts modiste. Dr.
Nulns. nons ~. coal. Van keaita. Hnttard
larnouer, Cele on liauois. Lyon str-sf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

lIASfk ll- i.kt.erss.eed a iient insersnse
w soiicftrfs- Ihs Alacritah AuI1zi Acri-
deaf Association. - kosh. Wis. i.saes i've
pear terra. pftlil s4af1ng osctFs, sasln< bssul.
hers = - - leF eeat - cosi 81 lasOFeace. "A
VALID eialnss - 4 a. slsht. Write. exlne refsf-
9 >. % ". A. AebAft fscgr,afg, osikssi'.
rLAsf VIZ HAVE 1T Active ascAts every
a whgEe to sske nrdsrs Cor ssbepEs ~or.d ;
tian ct esfsrixltsi Photographs = lulidin<n.
scenes. txiihlts { the Herlds Coamhasa hkf<i-
stit' a. .Ifend.dly dnserlbed. Authorised ~
the Oiirial Msnarcln ent tisle ob.lie toiDtnH.
Retail, klgA i<oks oa eHedif. fres<it paid
Agents ~ tsse tsid are elearinE fFsfa = ~ 80
dasly. pfop everything else and haaass this
book. leu Nlii ,aeks moBy fast Finely ulut
trated circulars aud terEns fires Oatflt aIi -
Photographs only 81. Address oiol.e flpie
Publishing Co - dearborn s., Clic4so- IA,
WASTED-A ars,-class salssmaa. making
side line. Address J. r.. ears Herald iStf
WASTED-in every towa IN NichisaR,
w agents and eant assers 20 handle novel
ties and household specialtics tell. az al.
dress with referuDces, the Gravity Ivine liox
company. III 0ris~oid street. Dofroit. Mich
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
ROOAS and Offices Ia Fourth National Bank
~ building rcAsouahle r-nf. Apply a. Nm.
A4ufleh laScufn. al Michigan Trust boiidtns-
~
INOR RENT-Suit az elk convenient rooms.
IL Apply - Clinton street. -
INOR RkAI-furnishcd rooms Ia the " inc
II gar block steam heated gas and bah
rooms No. u south Division street t-fo-u
FOR RENT-HOUSES
I'OR RENT CHEAP-A good zen roon house
Il Just north ~ Bridge s'rsef Ga Uni a. tItF
water and cistern water. house a. good coalition.
Could b. occupied b. two small fam les.
W. X GRlfffIHS.
% No. Canal street.
INoR REST-No. gse OTTAWA street: Ioroom
a house with all modern convenience. Il.
Hoppens "a Ottawa street. -
FOR RENT BUSINESS.
IGOR SALE. OR LEASE on EASY TERMS
Il hotel with furniture and frsl-ciass bar
with complete fixtures attached: best Of loca-
IN A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

YES WE DO
Let ron wear the goods While paying Cor them.
LADiEs' Capos. Jackets. Nackinicl.iies. euits
and Dress Goods. Mass and hnfs C.othinr
sold on Weekly payments ~ IEE " -. II ard
IL Powers block. over Arcade, Pear street
take elevator.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
FOR RENT BUSINESS.

EoR RENT-No. 2se OTTAWA street; Ioroou
house with all modern convenience. l.
Hoppens. "a Ottawa street. -
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-22

Grover is not worried over IIaw-
ian matters. This is the highest
commentator that the DemOcra-
tic press has for that unfortunate
contremps of the president and his
secretary of state. Cleveland has
evidently let Gresham have too
much rope, not calculating with
sufficient accuracy to what EinOrdi-
nate lengths Gresham's hatred of
Harri son would carry him. This
also was ordained to the end that
the reign Of the free trade DemOc-
racy might not be long in the land.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-22

The coast storms have trans
ferred the theatre of their opera
tiont to the other side of the At
lantic, and the destructiveness
of the gales in the English Chan
mel are reported as appalling.
The municipal corporation is
only an aggregation of private in
dividuals put in public position,
and all their business should be
conducted on the same principle as
private business is.
Corporations are just as much
bound to preserve intact their
business integrity as are private
parties. This is a truth that should
not be lost sight Of in the present
shuttle.
Mitchell and COrbett pay the
penalty Of their greatness. lfthey
were ordinary pugs they could put
up their dukes in any city in the
land and no one would interfere.
New Orleans States says that
Mckinley went to New York to
start his presidential boom. The
States can see what never was
visible if it can perceive this.
The decent Democrats lay the
blame of the late Republican vic
tory in Illinois upon Altgeld.
Upon whom will they lay it one
and three years hence:
With tens of thousands out of
employment in every department
of labor he is no friend of the work
| ing man who advises him to strike
for higher wages.
There is not water enough in the
pools for winter stock, but there is
hope for plenty before the liquida-
ting mood passes from the mind Of
the weather clerk.
Thanksgiving was postponed as
long as possible in order to give
the country chance to forget what
the Democratic Congress had done
and not done.
Mckinley thinks that it is toe
soon to speculate on the chances
and changes of presidential nom
IinatiOn, and the country Will agree
with him.
The attempt to hedge on this
Hawaiin matter is too transparent
and the eXcusers of Cleveland are
by their very excuses his loudest
accuserS.
Blount's statements are dis
credited by every one who has any
acquaintance with the situation
of the public buildings i'll Homo
lulu.
Mrs. Lease is advertised as no
, having fallen from grace. why
, should she? She believes in the per
servance of the sinners.
2 The death and dearth of indus
try is the supreme opportunity o
I the labor agitatOr.
: In times like these the wise work
= man will steer clear of the strik
persuader.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-22
LATE KILOGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIALS AND OTHER
SOURCES.

Dead body, probably murdered,
found floating in Houston Bayou.
The new schedule proposes tax
of one dollar per gallon on whisky.
Directum bests Alexis in three
straight heats; best time 2:OS.
Employees of the Denver Electric
Light company are on a strike.
Schaeffer beats Ives in the first
nights billiard play 800 to 663.
Court at Huntsville adjourns
out of respect toParrish' arrival.
The Mccarthy wing of the Irish
party transmit their resolutions to
America for approval.
The Argentine and Portuguese
ministers have been recalled from
Brazil.
The Irish parliamentary party
are harmonizing their affairs and
dividing the Paris fund.
The Mexican press denounce the
reports as to instruction in
PalOmas as American lies.
There is no definite news from
Hawaii, nor is there any prospect
for any very soon.
Thurston confirms the state
ments made by EX-Minister
Stevens as to the Hawaiian revOlu-
ton.
Austin fails to arrange a deal
between the waterwOrks company
and the city.
A maniac visits the Galveston
chief of police, full of electricity,
and confesses to murder.
! Robert c. Wilson's gun scores
two victims in the Indian terri
tory.
Seven persons lose their lives in
a burning hotel at Merrill's station,
on the Cleveland & Pittsburg.
Annual banquet of the New York
chamber of commerce takes place,
with 800 guests at the table.
The assets of the Worlds fair
are slipping away in settlements
until there will be little or nothing
for the stockholders.
Ottpmwa, Iowa, lynches rape
fiend in short order. His victim
was only 6 years old.
Houston has filed in her courts
four damage suits against private
parties and corporations, fol-
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000
respectively.
The king of Matabeleland has
inflicted severe loss on the forces
I, of the Cape Town company.
1t is learned at the spigot of the
= Ways and Means committee that
, the new tariff measure is not as
radical as many Democrats desire
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-22
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER y
Elk RUSK.

In the death of EX-Secretary of
Agriculture, Rusk, the Republican
party has sustained serious be
reaVement, the Nation has lost a
man in whom it had unbOunded
confidence, and the State of Wis
cOnsin one of its most distinguished
sons. Secretary Rusk was large
man: large in his physical pro-
portions, large in his ideas Of citi-
Zenship and government, large in
his charita ole outlook judging
men and things from no narrow
standpoint, large in his own ma
ture fully in sympathy with all
mankind, large in his affections
which embraced an unusual range
of objects, all of which had a home
in his greatheartedness. His
voice will be missed in the
national councils Of his
party, no less than in
the party consultations in his own
state. His manner and his person
were alike simple and unassuming,
and only those who were brought
into close personal contact with
him on critical occasions know
how deep was his insight, how
broad his information, how aCcu-
rate his judgments and how cor
rect his conclusions. The Nation
has lost scores of lesser men who
have been more in the eye and face
of events than this distinguished
son Of Wisconsin, but she has been
called upon to mourn few Of more
sterling worth than the now imam
innate EX-Secretary Of Agriculture.
To his family and his state the Re-
publicanS Of the Nation send sin
cerc condolences in this hour of
their bereavement.
The knights of Labor are again
in hot water. In fact this seems to
be a chronic condition of that
body. They are in earnest in en-
deavOring to secure better indus
trial conditions for the American
workman, but they do not seem to
have the wisdom of practical
measures for the accomplishment
of the desired end. One difficulty
in their case arises from the in.
terested efforts of those vandals
and hangers on Of the great labor
army, who are labOrites for what
they can get out Of the job
These men interpOse every OBJ
stacle to measures that il carried
out would result practically, be
cause that would lessen the profit
ableness of the work of the
professional labor agitator. TIL
time is not in the immediate futur
when the whole army of labor will
muster under the Knights Of Labo
flag, and that UtOpian idea Nigh
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-22

The worm has at length turned
and the Democratic masses Of
Brooklyn are demanding re-Or-
ganization of the party and the re-
tirement of the party leaders.
There is nothing in sight that con-
vinces a Democratic constituency
of the rOttenness of its leaders like
an unexpected and overwhelming
Republican victory. Brooklyn
Democrats had it rubbed in in good
shape and they feel it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-22

The late storm at Vera Cruz has
destroyed portion of the harbor
works.
Mexican government signs con-
tract with the Pauly Jail company
for constructing prison.
Mexico announces officially that
quiet and tranquility prevail
everywhere. through the republic.
All the spotted Anarchists in
Valencia, Spain, have been placed
under arrest.
No arrangements yet announced
for the funeral of General Rusk,
whose death was announced last
evening.
Bourke Cochran says that the
passage of an income tax would
make New York City Republican
for an indefinite term OF years.
Geary, of California, wants the
duty on wines raised at least 33B
per cent.
Voorhees, thinks that the House
will pass the tariff bill and send it
to Senate before Christmas.
Krupp's big gun, at Chicago, may
be bought by the United States for
coast defence.
The remains Of Parrish reach
Huntsville, his home, where his
innocence is universally accepted.
The court at FL Reno, o. r., dis
charges the grand jury, finding
that it was a packed body.
Deputy Sheriff Davidson killed
at Even, Mich, raiding a house of
sOiled doves.
Fight between mOOnshinGrs and
officers ends in the death of one or
each party and several wounded
near Greenville, S. c.
Indiana Republicans denOunce
Hoke Smiths policy as carrying
out the Democratic threat of war
upon pensioners.
Flags are half-masted at the ma
tional capitol in honor of the men,
DRY of eX-Secretary Rusk.
Four persons killed in a wreck
freight on the sOuthbound train
near Van Buren,, Ark.
Hays, the Oklahoma and Indian
Territory horse thief, has been
taken to Fort Worth.
Texas is in debt, like all other
states, but her people are not bur-
dened with as heavy mortgages as
many of their neighbors are.
Knights of Labor investigation
sustains POwderly and the exc
cutive committee.
County seat election ordered for
! karnes county on the u Dec,
! Helena, Runge and Karnes city
are candidates.
CuerO has an electric storm that
greatly disturbs the atmosphere
and shocks several people, none
fatally.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-22

The San Antonio LIGHT in pro-
nouncing its opinion against any
prize fight coming off in this city
was moved solely by its concern
for the present good name of the
city and it's future benefit. An eX-
hibition of that kind is not en- rap
port with the best sentiment of the
state or of this city. 1t is of a
piece with the bull fight and the
cock fight and all the rest of such
exhibitions, and on this account
was denounced and discredited in
these columns. The LIGHT appre-
ciates the commentator that its
course has evoked, but the posi-
ton was taken on business and
not on moral grounds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-22
TO CORRESPONDENTS,

All communications for this paper
should be accompanied by the name OF the
author, not necessary for publication, but
ks evidence Of good faith on the part OF
the writer. Write on one side OF the pa
per, in a plain hand. Anonymous COM
munications will not be noticed. The
LIGHT will not be responsible for the
statements OF its CORRESPONDENTS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-22

as well be abandoned and the work
and consideration of the leaders de-
voted to other and more promising
objects. There is no work that
would so greatly benefit the labor
masses as to declare their indie
pendence of the bosses who have
fastened them selves as leeches upon
the body of labor, sucking out its
life blood and uselessly arraying
it against productive capital.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-22

The suicide of Parrish, at Dallas,
did more to prejudice his case
than all the testimony that had
been given against him, and yet
that deed may have been caused
solely by business complications.
Economy in times of financial
stringency is necessity, and the
wisdom that forecasts that strin-
gency and begins it's practice of
economy before the squeeze is
reached is a decided virtue.
The Cape Town company have
not yet completely knocked out the
doughty king of the Matebele
lands. He is still in the ring even
if slightly disfgured, and the
trouble is not yet over.
There are some men in the world
who seem to think that corpora
tiOns have no rights that the peO
! pie are bound to respect.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-22

1t will be a comparatively easy
thing to report the new tariff bill
to Congress, but to carry it success
fully through is one of those things
that will test the cohesiveness of
the Democracy as no other thing
has tested it since reconstruction
times.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-22

LEGAL advertisements s1.0O pc. inch first
insertion. IS cents per inch each Subse-
Quent Insertion. Trustees sales 800 per
each first insertion, 25 cents each insertion
after
Reading matter, editorial page, 25 cents
per line each insertion. Local columns
90 cents first insertion. 10 cents first week
cents after FIRST week. Special rates on
30 and 100 lines running for month.
Home Advertisements payable on first OF
s6cn month. Transient advertising pay
able in advance. Only metal cuts printed.
Special rates given on larger space and
cong time advertisements. Discount given
for cash.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-22

That tariff schedule will be pre-
scented to Congress on time, but the
tariff law as passed by Congress
will not be laid before the Presi-
dent for his signature for many
weeks to come. Between the pre-
sentation of the adopted schedule
by the committee and the preSen-
tation of the passed bill there will
be months of disputing and dis
cords created in the Democratic
ranks that will not readily heal.
1t will not surprise the country
to learn that 'StreatOr, the Militia
officer who strung up private
| ans by the thumbs during the
Homestead riot, is in jail for steal
ing spoons. The man who would
be guilty of that cruelty upon such
provocatiOn as was there given
would steal anything.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-22

The historian of the future will
wear a grin on his mug a full
moon wide when he comes to
treat of this Democratic attempt
to reinstatc dusky debauchee on
the throne of Hawaii, from which
she had been deposed by the bust
ness, brains capital, and decency of
the Islands.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-22

Announcements for State and County
lfficerS ten Dollars in advance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-22

. E~ All contracts or kills must be APP
proved By the Secretary and Manager.