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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

slrard Rapids. MOI. Oee III ia
Neffc~ = hereby sisen that tn axeszs nseat
ri fcf e.,r-tractine = seva 10 hsme seensia,
frsru <sath Division street - Jrff rsasl srrnne.
u 500 IN as hsnds. snd Tat plf rscsfve psT-
rnsnt fteras.a f.< ~ fsriod 81 tw~sfs ds -
frssa tbs data - the oce q shs tits tT'ssaIes.
rifs haiL
nas8 NH soRRICk. Ctr Tr~.ssr~r.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Teacher-whY sssa't yen learn 10 eaica-
late Interest a. niesly a. Tommy TrNidses'
Dali BOY siu't bad - much exp<rs-
-ns. - be pa oar bessse amt nsorsgNeed
--Good News
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

II. BACHELOR. VI. d.
\ Cancer Specialist

- = N-.-r.e sfrrr. Grand Rafids MA So 1
IRE eirruiar frea. dr-efihins fFsFsszes ~ AZ
kinak - raunef snd coatathtne tos rsrnas ant
sddrnsees a uIors thAn ltnl f.erNFa - tsa
enreo Ntfh No fsmets risssas tr~stfnrr& ss
ttifs SOD Ice ~ ~ noneE nnth fsar go
es2 = ool
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Mr. Biri-bistls You oaght TO patronixs
my photographer. lie i an artist.
Teddy Nandcrchump -is that 50,
Mr. Birdwhistle-les, lie can throxex-
preston ia the most commonplacs face
Tsxss Siffings
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Msmma-Now. Teidy. "a must al try
% give up something ~hlIe times are ~
hard
Teddy--rm willing
Mamma What viii Il Be. desrs
Teddy Soap. -Chicaso Inter Ocean
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

~.4s~. :. t.---f,s rfrsa taat So asa.-sr-.s-s
80 - 49, ,usrreeeraers - Htettsei sVsss1e
49, l.sf.rsr.r aeesee - -r~fh rslsH tfrers -
80 hsasls sns tfst - Fers, - isnt
tarr.sa~ ~ a. s.arifsf - feafe aars far tt1s
49, a. she &c. ~ ~ eitI 'reesrrsf esss katk
go - 81 n. SohkIt :. Cssy Tressars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Ne ae~nfkers evidently en5oTed
NJ pr~sti<s cunv1osziion this evening"
NJ Wearfe--Yss So Assn't lseeu % the
woris's iair N~w Vera W-ekiy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Naud-- ns.inr yrsi faiat wkeE ycn &c IN
els tervshl- rla~h IN he thester iogsby'
Irsne -Fsinsl Sa There sssnt rce-n
--fhieazn Trflsane
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

I.tOk aAl.f fedg NO a. r5.ei - ~ 49,
II r.sant ~ healfk - feasnfes a. Cal fgraia
rishsz a. dfer~nse - Arf heauii'ni luo,iern
1tsfne IN ttis rfsy he fcus a. hoiil - fte
.ywns.f . = hona Il bs< rieganf . ID Etlss tn
rfrfy down efatre rFssf1 rEfeft kItrhfnf -
rt-ssl,,a t.airu A - ttfftfa. 80 rtr,frs af.nFa
AID hsfh. lasnary ~ haa ssssruf - 20 e 4 g
east an4 - ir tise cenfrr - ffssclas nrtxiltf-
bod Fcr saie a. sserfsce. address rart
caFfief
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

forms. shoot
ing pains az
ov er my
body sick
headache
spinal weak
ness, faint
ness, dizzi
ness, depres
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

NfnnN ERsIII1. MIIFI-- - IT III
tctice i hereby q an That The assessment
full fof eonkfroctins sever "a - meat
ttffet. from Nasts4 ~ fe fsf|fh street
y ass~ h. NJ hands and that wiil receive pay,
rseat thereon foe the period ~ iweatT ds,s from
this dsts - t.s oiiiss ~ Tia eits tfessarsr.
ossA NH soRgiek. cl1 'fro..ar.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Grand Rasids. AsSh-. q - Isa
Notice h hereby given pl>t ths ass>.sinsut
fci Cor tho ets,stroctiun - : sewer IA
81 th Diauissflsi sfffet ~ IN nlion sfrsst ~
Helen Avenue. 4 naw ~ my hands. and that
twenty days frem t.lis dats ~ sl1s ofius u tss
si7y Treasures. cat, sal
unf4 ~. IL ~Okh4th. lttg Treasures
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
RE -UehoLsrERlNa

DElPHOI .STERiNG-Radclif 4 Holt Of ri
Ia foatl DiFlston street are showinx scsfis
iptsFestsng fabrics in upholstsry eood& Tei--
th. NJ 10 for leflnafra
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

f,-~.f e~s.Ia. 49,. o. Hlsa
Fs.tfre = t.r-ts rf4fn tIet 80 aeseasr,nrt
- r. So rfra.frttlet - fE~T ~ tfifa
49, t4fIs ftfs.fs fFeer ttFftltef stf1tt -
ftef 80 f..tsIes faf f.rffs - f4rtf - -
lI-rtH ~ farnf4 49, sfs.sa ttt atts, 81 60
$3.50 - 49, els trea4aFet tfff tFA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
MUST BE SOLD.

On sceouut - fhs daath - oeus..
a splendid stra1n. fui r.iic4 rfooass Assuring
Scnt couoluoes runulnf fr,.1fabiT 49,. fuA
vooa pef oord alo. 90 ~ $50. flxfS inles
fsuu netrott tlrtEifallg c.sst sz1o1u, ~il sait
bsLl 6iock Detsolt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
moUsY TO Loaf.

I , VOC WANT Il 1Nkyf-Ifs.. yoa VII sna
II IL yotsr aasaDtssu T. 80 before hor
- sing
We make loans "a honsehnid reosts ria so
hoFses. wagons. or T. rtaa property 81 ans
Kind AZ the lowest rss ne rates aaa in tlls
quickest roesibis time.
Oar loans arr .aads without rntlleity saf
ths property u left An yOar individual posses
fion.
Lean. car = carried q. ionx "a desired oresa
D. paid IN fuil. OF IN part - s~y time 70 suit
ytuf con veniefce, AID snY part Iafa reduces IA
s1sf 81 earring the loan.
II yuu owe = balance - furuftur@s rfan1 ~
ether properts. - ~sn pss aap tor yoa. sat
carr iona - pa aextrA
We also make loans The balidtns sndios.
ssesreiaflcn plan
Our osf.ce- are ths most pleasant n fhe cfty
and sfs - Arranged that parties ealing epssa
o may b. ~sitsd vpoe quickly and eoafts
ouslY.
kemsunt-- hat "a hs~s ~. uss - sosh -
rrugsrty AMI ths naon~T snd car retar1 ths
nonsy - enl uue.
brand RAPIDS NOErGA6F LOAN CO.
ks.ers Z. 1svwtr tinck..
rorn>r - Mourss. fesfi sfa tansl 80.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
OPIUM AND MORP HlHE

Habit absolutely cured without rain or incon-
vrnience - the patient during ieeatment. AL
opiates are discontinued uPon taking the 4. -
dose OF the antidcte. with No dcsir> for tie =
future use. Write Tor rircriaf- and particulars.
Office and residence 80 South Lafai ettt street.
Address all comrlunica.i. 10 :. 4, OF =
LINoER, n. d., lock box it,, q and Rapid. Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

tbs bottom - tAs plzss whiis you ars
sst<nz it.-pnek
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
Will $500 Help You Out? Is !: $

oiieF che enie seeney 90 IN arfirie fhai =
wanted IA ever heHis and inaiesse-sal,ie IN
esefy oHtce. sons thing tlret eri's 81 st4iit
0fher articles eet fafstllF ~ ofsutlif So pre-
fis.snfa not ftne - ptrnaer hail - wi
Aou can make frsw Ssu - SOS fn tire r8unfl.s
iniFoioeinR if. after Which q vil frfre
stsady. ilrsfal inroanr. ~ gfeI,srir attended -
l.adifes g. a. Nsil men So - tfttEsfrf.
Drnt Mis- Ahis ehanea rffe ~ t1acs e. 3 x
Iosei. fnshReer. eprineteId Oiao
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
II. ]. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT



IN eAif-HnT'sFx AID Lflfa
= fne nle1ete nlne,rorn Assas - 4..~...
sss1ea e@st Ntsptasa. aunod ~ 49, - -,
nasi - e.fEaiA Ai<o t.ne 90 f.srt,sn 49,,
t-sIsEetse e.'@ isfases ksea 49, ~ r,,.|.-S
-..ItsteH.e1ta. t9e - tsnnsa t<aeta - -
teersi eerf.pf iat Foot ksrn : -. ssIa 60
- AfetteA aseaun els4 - Pro aserrn 90 Il.
Nefea Fns&4.srt os,s - haSIsa.e1 .1as - 49,
80 steDNe Aleo tao hls.1l1 - Laaiaf go
- skf.AneP fs4 bpops aad - u<nlsril 80
~ aspssss - 49, efreel nf.Ireaa kaiass....
sss~As ~ sale - saeislss
iARss toe sAi.E * fxeHA~sv
. sere. eze n.ile fruus N,F.n Cnnt., -
neeet en4 t.sfn- ftis4 ofchara 40 esd -.
ste - fsitttatls.H. ~ IL - eE1Aan<us ~ -
sfeSta cliI pFopcff1
$50 fsr1a - - aeras uaaf 1en l.nasllia ....s
triadin4A Eo-sd efehsrd ea4 srs.ssd laaa 4. -.
ri,1Aee 10 ht.ess sna ~ ia eits
h.se - ezra AZ tcsnsl1p ~ t4lpes - r.IIa.
ia ettf - 1ere llsI.rsse4 h4illnes t.n.rA
- n'~sls i'sae~f. fAs saiia.Ir. ~ elsr
= hass a nsmt.er q Ca. lr,psssss fsr.u. 4.
err eeilis. shlss ean alsI,o.s - 81 rrusl
Ai-ea nanbsr - Gns pis.,es ~ rarsnn i.nl
noaf Ne fitt. rsnelas iroas Ne a. flsrf1 aeras
! have lots ls III pee. u - 90. Il. - -
t1.tatsN b.i1se1 - faet -
heess - ioas ga god rsas s,tefe s.c6ritr
A. , nE3ol.lA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Mr.. CrceS.-i base q ssw eaok
Nrs Bsssk - Have soaf Has ao<s sAs
sesn q, IKE roRs- tFetA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

a FEw SMALL suns - muass % iosn a.
~ r~al esten srprify. siso H0ufer n
hruse- end los fof - - t'ss ss-uth snd ::
rsafss - tbe ctfs easy teFrnsi prices frsm
= "a - Gca Wnisri X. oFidths. Va .
Caral ssrert.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
FOR RENT

hoasr snd bsrn. ~ - sauth lsfszsss.
ftEeef- conatc;et VIE seerr a.
ltf'ttk - - L atfiIs sffs..t -
fuost. NJ - Imallfia sfraf A. rlarA
had Ns-,a aflsli. etc fl1
hoe-e - HEAR strrel asv satt modem IL
f,Fsst rzIeuts. So
Aieo TO nee hou>es 81 AS fult..n street a.
dltsou, rno pitA tafn. pll saaf =, sainl isn,l.
lies "a s. st.d 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

WantCoIumns
sE4L EsTxTE CRY.
MONEY 70 l,0Ak- 4. ssns. - s.ss - ~.
VI sa<ssss kesi fsssss. sfafesza. rssz- 4
Lesssts siscs. ess~s.ts s~e<ts hsel
tiF1LLfAN n atIBfRT seosn 4 Ma
roBt taiists1F asae ecrs. Teal es|sle
sne i>en basinas< ns tssSs aisa sl1,s aaa
sa.kss sxeAsssss - sers1f asd issFsass1
RFefssts; sss F.<A = ~ = 81 ssss
FoR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
IsQR SALE or E2cakSGE a kssas "a
= bp fpfd nse4 Nsslszl1ed de- 49,
t-sek.. $50 haEpes.. 90 s1A l. L. hslia1. -
ksa hts.ise sts.ssa. ,
/ .Ahagh..llsr fsg sais. ses.a n Asria. Ne
LstRSfruRg sALE -Fsasr pie. = ssEs.
se.s tlsfs Assth f'eat - Sc
'AsANeEs ses.F-i saa seaa nh
EsSk sAi.E or RESf-cs4.sAs .a.ae. :
= Aersh ftent street - no
Lux sAi-k NJ s1sirs sss.ss q fursisars saa
II loksoeilsne<As h.sosells,d Eoefss 4 nss
. s .l s ss.s. s = e. 49, ~ go sss s.s.
see@ssf IA "a hz,st ssz<ef. f.r4 a saa Acfss
- fs~i. eaft - eio Ar-itE Dss baiidines an1
~ s,D,.. = sss's III -, Z szsassss ~
--~--------~-----~~~
MISCELLANEOUS.
WAsTED- Team q hosses. no os aars
ssrhaass Cos ssesss ios. j. NJ nskss 4 saa :.
M. = hansas s,rpet e
w price 90 tell - ~lntof suit ~ slotilss -
pair ~ pants nade "a order Ne can AVE Yoa
ines.g, yolshl iiorpolsAsinsrs A o.
WANTED- ksss,bods 10 su,oks the Nirks.
~ outcisaf hand made haFana hoe cigar
Ter , cents Ast tor IL AeRgiaetory andssies.
rsom . Waterloo sizest 1ois = q unisn naads
eiesn
NJ cGREGoR scan al. xo.,, ..a ssosv.
vi ias estsbiishmens al 20 and = fs.nniain
sres,. between ottasa ana fonls strset. nGsi
door 10 steke.ee IA
I NPERfAL LoD0E No ~ RerulAr oan.
u srntion ever Friday evening at 4 = ciDck a.
lmpcrsai castle hall, e0l Neafihg avcnsa "a
n fefklns. = 6 " 4 Asshr. q X and ;.
GNAP Cor travelling snen wfo visit snsuy towns.
;, no sales 70 male; s4mrles a. earrs
sork done ih . lev mlnutss. NLlle wAiftne FOE
traln2 Write Tor particulars hOxins. losk
hox siS Chicago SAL
BUSINESS CARDS.
A r. BuRcH, Ran Paper and pa,nssr.
- supp,aes furtntore npalftas. nfholsisr-
nag. a. \. bis'sson a. ~ lstmo
4 tAsH paid Tor second. hand stoves. ai.o
- stoves moved. clrsne ~ AMI pat up on sisoft
botiee. j. J. Arnold, ~ \ D,vlsioa Il - lac
20 To THE PARis DINING HALL Tor
y iunches ane oysters ssrset a. all hoars.
VI. A stsvsns. y
II KoNlN6-secord n nd fnrnita,e w.n,s
u. a ! ktnd. 81 sec nd had stoves rDd ear
pefs; . v b ack nod, 40 up aao repaired
% soath D.sis.on. -
I AIDES have pour plush coats cut over. M
n lined aud stsamed 10 an enteri.s l5yein 4
ceaning and repairing. the work moAarafs
prtces. hoom n Ledyard block OTTAWA street
opposite tea stor3 block. g
I EAyE orders Al serihaers drug s.orr. n
II Aonroe street, for Grnnd Rapid moving
van; goods packed. moved and stored l. II
Deyo. psoprieiof. Phone Isl
1faiRl COR Steam dye work. aud occurring
IA esfat lshmeat a - and - fonnfain street
eesSeen'otiawa and Ionia street, neat dor 10
steketcc 10
GTovE REPAIRING We reralr. set m aud
- black AL manner OF coal and Wood stosss /.
clean aud repair furnaces and pat gasulina
stoves an order sstis tion gusrants.ed i,ssv.
orders 81 ~ Pearl stFosI L r. Bafkr
= =.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

M~alc.,s--s wish knew how 70 ges even
wfth that = 'sdsrtafef
shs--why no, retire from practic~f--
Lsfe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

oae housa CO Motoa aFeaas. Boar Leke asr.
n ft.fJI
o. house Ga Imafilia t.r,pt. ncar - adissn
afen4e and coateniert a. sifcFf cars tf l1s
one house lihree doors ffom above rn.Ir
erishod, g.. 71l
Houss "a licnsy ssfees. iarge nep aud sss1srl..
House ca Wet street neaf Na.kur as==s..
81.
House % syDth Uslon street. via hssn.
- 80
J also have several osbers a. frau q 80 -
fern
Vacant lets On He.,rr - werina. rnioh.
fuitrn. lennta n. LToa. } a. 81 sad rfhnr
ttrerts- VIII fUftiso ni.luag 80 huiIa. Pa
meats cah ~ made moEthit II rrcierrssL
-. w. NORTIfIxOP.
Room sis57.
Michigan Trust Building
Ieiephons- oacs i7s. house ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
wANTEo-soATDERs.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ESTAJRANT aud lunch counter FOR sale or
~ exchange. leadinr place IN city. cstah
llshed twelve yfars, last years Ieoeipis run
oter s.AVo: nov s.olnz large profitable busi-
ness al bear th rcu1h inSes igation, gen
uine karspin trade for eooi Yrop srty. ID. d.
slater & 10. No. - Aonnoo street, 'phore st0
a
4 RAhG tnsincss Glance for sale or e.
a cbanfs Tor unenCum bcred city property
or small fr14il farm general stoei 81 goods IN
voices 81 skv0 Address A. Box HERAI D
o. -. a.
d. to SIS per dap a hotaa seiiirg Lirh, MEG
spsB fiatcr and plating scwelfs. Watches
tableware. etc Plates tia nnts. - teuelry
eosf A. new On al kinds IL metal with csld
filver OF nickel. No axperieuca No capital
lvery house has eussts seediltz plating u. n
llsiuo ColDmbus q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
ron RENT- BUSINESS.

FOR RENT BUSINESS.
ftNO RENT-DCsk room In the most central
Il locatts n IN toe city. eeclrie lights, heat,
and 1anifor's services furnished Inquire 81
Arthur q. Graham. Canal St. city. 10
I.'0R RENT Store No. Is Canal street =
~ stories and basement Aaher q salisbury.
- Monroe street Oft
L'ACTOkY fOR RFST-Afser July We will
II rent thrcs story and basement brick
building. Nos and Eris street central To-
cation gas and electric light. power. elevator.
steam heat. low rate Insurance. Apply to
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

NFA>gEb Mas szlsss ED pza.es. Pr
W latnaet Flsef eiss-s 80 arr tlsna a.
~ - e1eA brosn kEoa "a. Aeisrsy q
Arizona republican., 1893-10-06
AN INTERESTING QUESTION.
The Appendicitis IN Females Medi-
Cally Discussed.

The Appendicitis IN Females Medi-
cally Discussed.
New YORK, Oct. 5.-[Associated
Press. THE principal paper OF last
evening before the Medical Society OF
the County of New York was DR..
Egbert H. Grandin's on Appendicitis
in the Female" This topic is exciting
great interest, not alone among medical
men, but in lay circles, and DR.. Gran
din's paper was highly appreciated.
DR.. Grandin says that appendicitis in
females is interesting because OF its
complications at times with other dis
eases. There are. DR.. Grandin states,
two varieties of appendicitis catarrhal
and purulent. He urges the immediate
use of the knife on the purulent variety,
for if delayed tumor forms and peri
tonitis ensues. The only two useless
parts of the body, said DIR. Grandin,
quoting Oliver Wendell Holmes, are the
spleen and veriform appendix.
Arizona republican., 1893-10-06
why Brick Carriers Founder.

Cargoes of brick have to be slowed
in the most careful manner, says the
Philadelphia Record, or else the vessels
carrying them will founder in the
mildest weather, owing to the strong
tendency of the brick to absorb the
water caused by the leakage which
necessarily occurs on all wooden YES
sells. The brick will absorb the water
as fast as it runs in from an ordinary
leak, and the increased weight of the
brick causes the vessel to settle until
she makes the final plunge, and the
crew are frequently at loss to know
the cause. To new shoals, defective
work in the vessels construction and
other causes are attributed the disas-
tarS
Arizona republican., 1893-10-06
SETTLED BY THE PEOPLE.
How the Silver Problem May
Be Solved.
Let the People Hold an Election and
Settle the Question for
Themselves.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81 Associated
Press. ]-Representative S. B. Cooper,
of Texas, today presented joint reso-
luton which was referred to the ways
and means committee. looking toward
settlement of the silver question in
the senate. 1t is suggested that the
governors of the several states be re-
quested to hold an election in their re-
spective states on the first Tuesday in
November next for the purpose Of as
certaining the will of the people upon
the question of the free coinage of sill
yer, the returns of such election to be
submitted to congress.
Arizona republican., 1893-10-06
KINGDOM OF HAWAII.
A Protectorate or Annexation
Opposed.
Commissioner Blount Will Submit a
Report that May Restore the
Queen to Power.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-[Associated
Press. The return of Mr.. Blount's re-
commendation regarding the annexa-
ton question, says the morning papers,
is to the effect that no action could be
taken by the United States to annex
the islands or to establish protectorate
over them without full consent of all
the natives. If Mr.. Cleveland adopts
the recommendation submitted, it
practically means that the queen will
be restored to power.
Arizona republican., 1893-10-06
That Was Different.

A story is told of startling expert
ence of Lady Emmeline Stuart Wortley,
in Gorhambury. This English lady
was driving along country road, when
a gate was opened for her by small
country lad. She gave him small
coin and pleasant smile, and said:
''Tm sure you are not Hertfordshire
boy, because you are SO polite. y
"Thee'rt liar, cause be, }" was the
oonvinninC ran1v
Arizona republican., 1893-10-06
ARID LANDS.
Their Reclamation by the
Government.
The Question Very Ably
Presented.
Why Congress Should Undertake
the Task.
FACTS And FIGURES!
CeSSSiOn to The States Not
Practicable.
The Swamp Lands as a
Parallel Case.
THE DUTY AT LOS ANGELES.
A Resolution Calling Upon the
Government for Aid Should
A Resolution Calling Upon the
Government for Aid Should
Be Passed.
The Arid Land Problem the
Greatest Which the Peo-
pie and the Government
Have Now to Satisfac-
torily Solve.

On October 10, 1898, there will be
held in Los Angeles, CAL, an interna-
tional Irrigation convention. In this
convention, every state and territory of
the west in which irrigation is practised
will be represented. Its deliberations
and the work accomplished by 1t will
therefore be watched with interest, not
alone by the west, but by every think
ing man in the nation, who realizes
what an important factor irrigation is
destined to be in the future develop
ment OF our national resources. On
the men composing it, will devolve the
responsibility of making the convention
an event notable in the annals of the
west, or of permitting it to pass into
oblivion-as all of it's predecessors have
passed-when the fall of its presidents
gavel marks its adjournment. During
the last ten years, more than score
OF irrigation conventions have met and
adjourned, yet none has left behind 1t
a policy sufficiently wise and distinctive
in Its character to unite the entire
west in it's support.
If the international Irrigation con-
vention at Los Angeles cannot do this,
it, too, will be forgotten on lts adjourn
ment, and its labors will amount to
nothing. If, on the other hand, it de-
fines clear cut policy, SO simple and
yet so comprehensive in its character as
to unite the entire west in Its support,
the convention will have accomplished
the first step toward forcing the general
government to recognizing the neces-
sity OF adopting new policy toward the
arid west.
The question to be discussed is ma
tional IN its character, and the conven-
ton should treat it as such. Educated
in the schools of century ago, the be-
lief in the existence of Great Ameri-
Arizona republican., 1893-10-06
She Would Hasten.

Old Lady-And so you expect to get
married when you grow up?
Little Girl-Of tourse. Everybody
gets married. 1 won't say no. like
Aunt Lucy did, and be an old maid
no, indeedy.
Perhaps you won't like those who
ask you?"
"Oh, yes will, guess. I feel real
sure that when a real nice little BOY
mean man-comes to ask me to get
married, I'll be so happy 1 won't wait
to run downstairs to meet him, I'll
just slide down the bannisters. Good
News,
Arizona republican., 1893-10-06
Snow in the Mountains,

DENVER, Oct. 5.-A general storm set
in today over the entire state. At AS
pen, Leadville, Gunison and other
mountain towns snow fell nearly all
day. At Denver and the valley towns
rain is falling, the first in month.
Traffic on the railroads will not be de-
layed by the storm.
Arizona republican., 1893-10-06
Civil Service Reform Item.

Brown-In order to be qualified for a
government position it requires persist
ent application.
Robinson-Then I ought to get po'
sition. have been applying to Cleve'
land ever since he was elected
Arizona republican., 1893-10-06

free copies that the deficit in the postal
revenues is likely to be, not four or five
millions for this year as was expected,
but rather eight or ten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-29
SLAUGHTER or SCHOOL CHILDREN.

The mortality among Brooklyn school chill
dren from the operation of the trolley is stead
lily increasing. Yesterdays accident occurred
in Seventh-ave., under circumstances which
point directly to careesSncsS on the part Of the
motorman. A child in his sixth year while
crossing the street in front of the car was
frightened and confused by the ringing Of the
bell. The car was moving at high speed down
the slope of the avenue, and the motorman was
unable to stop it in time to prevent the acct
dent. The little fellow was taken out from
the wheels horribly mansled corpse. The
father of the child is workman. but there is
genuine force as well as pathos in his incisve
question Cant something be done to stop
this numbering of little children" There are
thousands of children who have to 90 to and
from school unprotected. Tho fact cannot be
disguised that there is a growing feeling Of
uneasiness and alarm among parents in conse-
quence of the frequent recurrence Of trolley
accidents.
Much can be done To diminish this horrible
slaughter if the railway corporations act with
energy and intelligence. The Brooklyn trolley
system is not an isolated thing. Electric cars
are now operated in nearly every Eastern and
western toWn OI any prctenSOnS. Safeguards
have been introduced. improved mechanism
has been devised and the number of accidents
has been greatly reduced wherever the trolleys
have been in successful operation. Brooklyn
ought not to be an exception to the rule. The
streets are crowded, and the routes are long
but there is no reason why the trolley cannot
be run safely there. The main trouble has
been the employment of motornen of an in
ferior order of intelligence at low wages. The