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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
one FOR THERIyER
The Special Committee Makes
Report
ON The BOND RESOLUTION
TIE Report % Aaopssd and the Coed
wsss VIII be Pasass 70 E.s.y
L=xs.Arxs Acton

The SPECIAL commiitec 81 tas board
Of trade And a.s:-rmsa peffornssd ~
eel s4st nixht .n~t Mi pAss sa,o history
- one OF tas important ,nsusioFy
egal step. .osafd ne improvement
ol tsFAat rlsef-
fns io.nt resolution providing ter
amending the stzls constitution 80 ~
20 allow Gf4Ed Rapids to bond itss.f
for ths Improvements sAs submitted
saa adopted. ana The subcommittee
csus.sting of William Alden smith and
Fred A. Maynard. sac directed 70
prsssat the same To the legislature.
TIE proposed amendneat Is - fol-
lows Resolved. by the senate ana
nonss Of representatives OF The s,sfs OF
alcn.ka0. InAt 81 amendment u s<c-
tloo ~ article IA OF TIE constitution
OF fnls state &c. and the same . nefocy
proposed. 70 read as ioilows;
section .. The state shali not % .
party 10, or Interested ia Any ~orA OF
INTERNAL improvement, nor engaged IN
esrfyinx "a any such ~oT< except IN
the sxp<nditafe " gfAnts ~ t"e stats
of land or other property. ffoslced.
now~ser. that tie legislature Of the
state. ~ apor pirate i@SisiA.ion. may
author.xs tho city OF Grand RAPIDS 10
.ssae IA bonds Tor the Improvement OF
tee nAT xxtso1 OF orsni river
The amendment ~lli re submitted 10
the Do. pie a. the sprsng election. the
nrst Nsutsy Of April The secretary
u .late !. required : give notice Of the
same 10 lie snerffs OK the several
counties yursusneo 10 the generAl
el~csr1o laws. Provision : made Tor
ofnt.ug the ballots IA conformity 10
s1c AN
othsr rr.si@sa.ry Action
After the passage of the JOINT resolu.
tI0n the r~xt step vii Dc To draft = BAL
tWnlca must be introduced within tlse
atty dsy limlti author.k ng the city "a
ssssnd river snd providing Tor . speciai
election Il me electors Il tnss city &c
decide snetner such tonds snail b. 10
sued. The bali VII 20 pixson-noled 10
tn- legislature until after the spring
election. IL the constitutional amend
meat prevails the bill wlll he taken up,
passed and gwen immediate effect
The bouis can tnen nc issued. sold
and tn. nsouey turned into tns
ciiy treasury. IL = possible that Cd
st<cles may be found IA the city char
trf, but II 80. II - sid. amendment
vii o. Incorporated INTO the othei
CHARTER smendment. now pending.
A. important qos stlon walcn Will lie
velop -. under whose olfecti shAl
tue mon-y Dc expended Inc sect.
ment appears 10 - favorable 10 . CON
MISSION Of leading Citsxe -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
The Roo,.. Herb. Barl- etc.

The Roots. Herbs. Barke. etc.
are shipped directly r. Dr. :.
Clay Todd from the countries
where they grow. aud are com
pounded aud dispensed ~ hifa.
Medicines sent So al parts ~
the world Make Gre call. #
possible. az write about your
complaint in your own Ian
guagc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

Lee or With Enc sf stoo and =
lecture.
the superior court 20 charge OF ande-
cent exposure. IVES sentenced yesterday
afternoon J1ixe furlingame gave
p s1gsr a severe tsikinx 70 about tie
adsir tie sad tDe only testimony
f,eiorc tue court. excepting some very
ia1tdnf;e tonfsssfons. Was the teal
moay cf Detective Kennedy. MO
caught h m TIA th- act. rae court could
not.sske iat0 consideration the rnrnof-
81 former ce0redst.ous. bat must ~
nn- tn- case 90 the compliant IA the
information. The sentences wss . line
Of $40. ~hch EllsnKar pad.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

Dewitt Underwood 10 Fremont
tsftaa. ios q and -. bA 9. silver
retk PARK ada 100
Nasxaret Lswi0r g. PAfrick Laeios.
unf . iof %. tS :. to8srr~e loi-
Psfriek aWier 81 rs .iiiam A P.ft and
Nlfr. iot ~ iks tpasefs- i lotfCFqs
AL 900
orsanas q. kns g. Aisom Haziewonf.
4s~ 90 Sc AZ TX = l4 o..
"a Fon az Is
Lacy Hartta Eitfa eiibae - ~
ssases 200
nes. 80 3. ioseii : - 400
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
YOUNG AND MIDDLE
AGED

Nervous Debility Nesveus Weaknesses -
suifins ffers early fndiscrrfiens hnf esef-ses
81 msuhood cserefrs e. SO fr.lr. iittfetrr
trsnIm~nt 81 some ofter diefssFs imprei.<r
Co ~ lnstrafacnf- IN Ian ashton Hnd treat
tasrt oi sore ether diseases. trfetitsrf veal
nte It,. causnF iosf fssnbpof. tupetfoes.
tsrrtrness. inat. o. q eo'icci if-as 81 re-
rpesnasrs war1 tufiBe roasersafioni max a
tn sufferer los~ rorftrnrr fn ever enc. srsn
fin.se.l eaus "a eentnusl VERY ard snxlsfr
stsut frruties that Sever eorse sometimes
rsusirg FtlepsF e'teb causing inssnitr enc
fer 81 Desiness. Psrz.Tss S~rvousness arc
Hesri D..ssss. iazt9.its - cendact buslnes<
ffr
IT,. eises.e -fts a. SO corfiirstfsrs ~
.s-rv. rurea ~ BR s. CLAY TODD. . sc-tf
Tli,i.iea street eens J. sst 4 trsns sspids
Ntrt
Cal inruse sfes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

Albert Welsh. charged with deadly
Assault upon John krg-G. Was ar
ragged IN Juslicc Holeomb's court
yssterdAv.. lie waived the reading Of
the complaint aud demanded an exam
nation. which WAS set for next Thurs
day morning. y. L. Allen will defend
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

JrpSg GROVE.

Huidah Basle W. John Phelps. tres
pass on the case; continued. Geor q
+. k.irrnsn Va f.ank Taylor, assump-
ct; Judgment for plaintiff by deiaul'
tor II, 5l,.gl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

Bet without knife ~ issrr. aBd vlfh harmless
and reliable remedies when he prepares De-
fore your eyes be VII pace TIE me>ustn
your hands n, means Tor yea perIn@seut
restoration Thea - q once 20 Dr A. Cay
Tses nj d Hefth Dlvl sisI street three doors
north - Monroe street. Neaham hisck.
rooms l. ana 4. tsrsnd Rapids Elet.. snd bs
made well again. IN Todd Il IN nis once
from In the mornins 10 q: nisbt ever cay
bat cGndby.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
WASTE NO MORE
TIME

With those useless and Injurious medicines
such a. tonies. stlmIianfs. nersiDes ana
soporines sieep producing drugs bzndar-s
or insiroInental appliances. they are a. 40
avail. The dissase - stil therr aid eaa only
BE- cured ~ Or = CLAY TODD. l6 North
Division street. doors north 81 Ncnrse
street. Nenlam bloc. rooms Z and s.S4sAe
halids. Mich Consultation Zee AID ConG-
dential No charge Tor services 4atfi cured.
boat wnsi~ your time sna meney.
20 running 10 drue stores.
Better medicines Tor chronic diseases. ran
b. had OF nr. T. CLAY TODD ia his ofsce ls
y efth Division street. 3 aspars nofth 81
Monroe street. wenham block rooms ]. ana
T. Grand Rapids. Mich. win ihe correct free
advice Or using Them Cal Ga Dr. = Car
Todd and he restored 70 heath.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

~ DOR HstseE0Tr.
Fred Van kuren. forgery; held for
trsa. William Conveli. saloon open
ON sunday: adjourned 20 February -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

n @
E R R Or :!

II Poe have made ~ year nsrd thst 70
teea Hroiesi Ass,s STAGE. ensfes sslS tb> teal
20 ~ eec~ q pr. : Car fecc. it Ncftt -
Nsea sirsrf. thres doors 4or.A Il NeaFe'
street. Neuhsn t,oek. kssns L sa@ :
.fSnd hsaiss. SishssAA tie AL save -
ia1eh sApsnss ssc ls>s o. tme. Or Is1l<
hospital asa otter sapestroes IN fers.z
seaAtres. te<sthef sin Ms .areiy scxsi1b
nna h~fEa's>s fsmsclsA lRpcflc1 directs
from sness countries. sn1 t~ealy-sssel year
special pr~ffise "a the largest elites ~ 4,
tnltsa States. RENDER him p.sansfiy fftss
fsf the ~erl of eufinx apssseafls heresss
cas<A In. Todd u IA rs scaee IRON ~ ~
morning 10 Al Ilshs every ass ~: Saa1Ay
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
Superior Court.
1rpaE nrRLINGANE.

The People vs.. John Ball, burglary;
noile pressed. The People vs.. Ill. A..
Waters. saloon open after hours; con-
tinusd by consent The People ".
Jerome Lee. continued one terra. by
consent Tue People vs. Jonn Elllnger.
indecent exposure; sentenced to pay a
fire of 500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
ARE YOU ALWAYS
Sleepy

10 yoa get up NIGHTS,
tsn yol contro yoar nrsass
is there pAia IN yecF b2csr
'f Ssrseus frestrsusar
"a Nervous Dssslitsf
&c Impeiearyr
fsef had fbeumsfisEs
Have csfsrrhf
Have yeu dtsfnesx9
OF noises in the heacg
Have sea f-'xh'fai pains IA your langs,
Is your breath shor.l
DO yog cram
isstoin4oh weak
DO you feel wuGn out-
IL there = sense a Il sonsa~ssr
fsiEs In lack "a heal
Are sou dfrsdfaii Dsfseust
Not eneuSh or loo much erincs
bees - Acrf % ufinsfs,
Does 10 smAft ~ barns
IL thef. wsisht "a pressure In lower part o,
abdomen
Does yoar uyine settle
briekdusf ar cles1s arysst'
How long This ~sy.
Mar led o. s,n-ier
About what AZ.
Ihen write % or call On Dr : Car Tosa.
No. u Norta b'sisien street. three doors
north Of MoarOe street. HeahAm bio 4. rooms
i. and = ersnG Rapid. Aich. lie - the "a
nous Specialist fhys.siaa ~bo - .tslns 49,
these dread VI eomp.Aists
Almost every toNa. 81 cify. 81 betEkborno8a
ia The United States saa beast "a =. M. tofner
sufferer who las tera restored a. 8, fecf
health and manhood Sn1 wonlaEhsoe 4, Dr.
> Clay Todd IA the iast = Years bc sc1as
me1le4aes e,ss, ler-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

Ta- fonseiag = = list % tas msrr.sgs
tle~nsss iSsa-t suce iast publication. WITH the
nsH1s<. residences lNaea out % tbs ctr. sai
ag~s = the rartless Age
frank ssnpteF. Ada LEA A. spence.
Ala 2.-l
wln.m u -hrEer Nrs. Ads stanley tf-
Daaiei 4 fsiiesen Katie LuTs Ill
ksrisar a ?
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

JCnGE ADsIT.
Carrie L. Hiliman w. Charles b.
Fsela, assumpslt. on trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

The hum Of industry = growing
uder nj North Galveston. Tex. The
Compo Eosrd factory and the Agrl-
cultural Implement works arr nearly
c0nrieted. TIE same !. true OF the
knitting and Hosiery mails. Wool
securing establishment snd other en-
tsrprises. Nsth good markets for
their products. abundance OF raw
mater a. snd spisnald shipping faciii-
tes. fusnufsc'urer~ are eagerly sefzing
cron tns ner hsla n profit Mr.. "
4. >er,5ner. ssrspd Randi. Nsh-. =
the local sgeut Of the North talvrsion
Asseeiat.o1. sod hs rii Pc gal - FUR
man a. particulars fhs hofne address
II TIE assoc. ston - HoS sfs. Mime
ars,is Man.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
NO HOSPITAL HERE

Not needed now. Experiments al made
What yeu want Il suics eure and e. i,~ ieff
whole aud soand ~ physcish II great e.
perieGce. Qaick cures make long frtad%
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

lands wita great VARIETY % scfi ars a. foun1
On The lice - tbs fosf. Al IT. rffisioa. zen
Ser in tie rueffopeiis. JAtk HoN liLE. here
~ Las tosks 8set ~ ste conaecttas steamers
co. New Yerk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

Or. L. L. Kosenkrsne. No. 80 Monroe
street, Widdicomb building. rooms lp
and IL. Office hours, o TO IL q. m. aud
l To 4 and To 3 D. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
my FLORIDA HOME"

Thlssenk fsKttisa ~ On TIE hesf wostc ~
Fff fli slfe. fnErarea Ast~. wita - srtIsfiF
frohtisrlecr GnS ca ~ tsft firfsys 81
AnhfiaF s-ear ~ eaf r the tfwos 81 10 y
e. D. ~ o.. mkksnk n tardscaf pas
3fktfart irefa ~ asfisais <tAf
a snNa HesTu nAfISt~
The ratif ;. sgffo fftals. anf So Var
- Htsfi rfsf b. 'rhrtis &C., t4se t. ttces
rtHsisiis sesftfs ~ later fr~ "A tat "a
So sff1ef toas. r ~ q free e. ia iHfr..st
asritf - tets fessi ~ s1rz
ffan So ttisetit trHsf tlfifr
Has . rs ~ist fsss 81 sisff rhytrr
sas- fes 49, - - esi- - Nfs Nrfr1s
.fsf Ersf ~ a.rr e.e Pc fl a fl- fatt
"a ees 80 ss htns So "a rs
cas-
if rsr - tfatarE 80 80 searsss resee fr
eE f " tts go rFrts r.
saa.fs e. tsfssF - tfiteiIsH 70
A. a.. NFacDoNIIL.
sea Fstssaerr sect
-,ew - sees IRE ~ sftrEs hest 81 - 81
y. = PENNINGTON.
1fsre Nso<Ers.
ssckse4ssls IA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
HILL COUNTRY OF MIDDLE FLORIDA

where. on the ola costoh plantations. the new
TOBACCO. STOCK fARM. VINEYARD aud
FRUIT PeAr and Peach Industries have
started into vigorous life. across the suwan-
nee river; through the ridge land OF Central
Florida; among Tie STRAWBERRY FARMS
OF LAWTkf- sIAEhE aud WALDO. the
ORANGE GROWS reared In the regions
where nature noarlshed this fruit IN its Wild
state; through the beautiful Lane cot NTRI
into the PHOSPHATE MINES lnterpersed
about ocAia. Gainesville. Archer and along its
route. b. the side of famous SILVER
SPRING Down 10 Orlando and Ris.immer.
tie gateway Of the East Coast aud the great
Sugar Country. Down to Cedar Keys. with
Elsa aud OysterA Into the Hunting Reg ons
OF the Gulf Hammock. Down 10 thriving
TAMPA. connecting by steamers with ky
WEST am HAVANA. Down TO the TARPoN
fisuEkiEs Throagh the CHOICEST
PARTS or FLORIDA; from the deep water
Port OF fEKNANDIEA. where the Lumber
and Phosphate are shipped iron the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

CIR 7HE MN Popular sose
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
+ Tor ida!
TIE
Florida Central & PeninsuIar
RAILROAD CO.
FLORIDA TRUNK LINE
AND SHORT LINE 10
IA MPA
10 addition to sss long established connections
sifh the North b.
Fast Schedule
Pullman Sleepers,
Al Modern Railway Improvement.
1HI
Florida Central & PenInsu'aI

90 miles In length. uaserses = counties Il
florida. and through is coanectlous reaches
I'll It's Route Is through the splendid
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-12-13

for a quarter of a century. She loved
the good, the beautiful and the true.
She wrote many charming little books
for the children, but If she had ncver
done anything MOI than to establish
Thanksgiving Day and to write these
sweet little verses beginning
Mary had q little lamb.
Its fleece was white as snow
it would be enough for the life work of
n IN There is no more sacred
duty than to make the children happy
and these little verses about Mary aud
her little lamb have inspired the
tender hearts OF millions of them. That
good woman died in 1879, but her good
works, her devotion to children and
her love for all that was kind and
true and beautiful in life still lives.
What can one do-nOt Il woman
of extraordinary talents, but one OF
earnest will and a lover of mankind ?
What did u own Mrs. Williams. of
Columbus, do when she set her heart
and her pen to the work of establish
ing our Southern decoration day? She
did it.. and it stands established us Il
monument to Southern patriotism.
Whether we were right or wrong in
She loved the herOism Of our soldiers
and wept tears of admiration for their
sacrifices.
with fairest flowers while summer
We will sweeten their sad graves"
she said and it was done.
There is much for us all to be thank
full for. a civilized people have 40 cX-
cuse for ingratitude. Shakespear had
q special horror of it and speaks OF it
as a "monster," "a murblc~hearted
FRIEND In another place he says:
Blow, blow thou winter wind,
Thou art not so unkind
AS mans ingratitude
Freeze, freeze thou bitter sky
Thou dost not bite so nigh
AS benefits forgot.
81 hate ingratitudc more thar lying,
babliLg, drunkenness or any faint OF
vice.
Another poet says. sit is the basest
I of all crimes.
But if ingratitude to man be SO base
what must it be to the Creator, from
whom comes every good and perfect
! gift?
If He had not loved us this world
would not have been made so beautt
full. We could have lived without any
of its luXuries; we could have go
along with only buHzards for birds ant
dogfennel for flowers and the bowling
of the winds for music: we could have
lived on cOrnbread and Goldfish, but tn
Creator made the earth lovely for on,
sake. and is continually unlocking tn
doors of His s]torehouscs and ~dispensin!
new and wonderful treasures for GU
comfort and our elevation to Il highe
life. This is the day OF all others t
ponder and ruminatc upon tho good
nose Of Cod and tO he grateful for ii
business. BILL ARR
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-12-13

Carpenter Bros, Grccnville, S. c.,
Druggists, recommend JOhnson's Ma.
gnctic Oil, the great family pain-kill.
cr, internal and external.
Carpenter Bros. Grccnvillc, S. c.,
Druggists, recommend %Japcncsc Liver
Pcllcts for constipation and sick head.
ache. Small, mild. cMy to take. sc
pills W cents.
+. Nulty Of ST. Paul, Mimi, writes
WAS confined TO bed 3 weeks, doctors
could 90 me no good: Japanese Pile
Cure entirely urcu me-" Sold by
Carpenter Bros, G~rrnnvillc, S. G.
Carpenter Bros, Grccnvillc, S. c..
Druggists. recommend Johnson's Ori
entail Soap for all skin and scalp dis
eases. Try it.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-12-13

stcnate lover. 1t was very dear to me,
l had starved for love so long.
And you viii take me to TexasP'I
cried.
"Of course ne laughed, we are
just married, are we not [? and no more
ranches for me of my own; somebody
else can do the work its beyond us,
too. We don't want TO be rich we
want to be happy.
While we stood there hand-in-hand,
like two young lovers, we heard a loud
Bohm, driving at full speed across the
prairie. Mrs. Bohm had come over to
spend the day with me, and then Olsen
knew | was gone some other way. He
borrowed her team and vent to find
me. He tracked my steps to the
canyon, and the double tracks across
the mud to the ranch. Luckily he had
missed the flood.
My wife il going to Texas with
me-" said Glenn proudly. The dear
fellow had suffered, knowing Olsen
knew how unhappy we wore.
THAT is good" said Olsen in his
slow way, " for Mrs. Bohm and me are
agreed to get married, and l could not
go with YOU"
Later Glenn and Olsen rescued our
wagon-and hitched our horses ahead Of
Mrs. Bohm's team. We had quite a
procession. Mrs. Bohm sat with
Olsen in the front seat, and Glen
sitting behind with me insisted on
wrapping a blanket about me and
holding, it too.
He had gaven me back my treasures
except the little worn shoe. He kept
hat to remind him." he said, but he
would not say any more. Mems feel
ing are buried deeper than woman's
and / have learned to know that only
in times of great trouble and danger
are the depths of Clem's nature reused
into motion.
The sunset famed out red and golden
behind the foothills, the sky was
glowing with glorious color, the cloud
bursts of Dry Creek Canyon and of our
lives were over. Nature and love
laughed again in the sunlight.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-12-13

.Hetweep Columbia, seneoa aud walhs
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-12-13
Notice.

BE modern. Don't harass the system
with noNious drugs. Monterey cures
Malaria. Nervousness. Indigestion and
Bowel Complaints. 1t is simple. pleas.
ant TO taste ana leaves no bad effects.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-12-13

The Annual Fight Over the Sheep and
n Dogs Results as Usual-ElectiOd
OF an Attorney General to
Judge Observation-Disclosures Was
Chosen Unanimously.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-04
Did tho Anelen. jews PLAY nam.

Herod the Great was the first Jewish
king who imported into his realm
Roman modes Of society life" His
theaters and arenas, after the Roman
style, were not to the national taste in
amusements, despite the fact that the
former We're. so TO say, silently patron
lied by the Talmud in the saying, "Let
MS be grateful 10 the Romans for their
establishment of theaters, as they keep
the public from mischief, which Satan
finds for idle folks" The arenas were
not patronized on account of tine in.
human performances given there. The
favorite Jewish national game at that
time was the kadur, or ball.
Whether it was played as a sort Of
lawn tennis or as national baseball is
not recorded. That the game was not
allowed by some rabbis 10 be played on
the Sabbath is "A proof that the game re-
quired skill and labor. That the game
was patronized by the Talmud we infer
from its not being included among those
against which the Talmud opened Il
crusade, condemuing them as gambling
games. boston Transcript.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-04
why Women Marry.

You see, the day has gone 10y when a
man would do anything for woman;
countries need to be either very young or
very old when this sort Of thing happens,
but after all | can't help but remember
that question, What do women marry
fort"
Some women marry because they want
home Of their own and these are my con
ciusions
Some women marry because they haven't
the moral courage 70 remain single,
Some women marry because they want
little more money In their purses and
little larger credit at the shops
Some women marry because they want
To put Mrs" on their visiting cards.
Some women marry because their mother
wants them TO-
Some women marry because man
asked them 70. aud they don't like TO
say no
Some women marry for money money
and nothing else. These women get the
money, and with II great responsibilities
they never dreamed Of
Some women marry because they love
the man, because they want to be his wife,
his friend and his hclpmate, because they
want 10 make him feel that there is one
woman in the worli whom he can love and
cherish, aud from whom he will receive
love and consideration in return. Because
they want him 10 feel that il sorrow comes
he has sympathizing. loving friend close
beside him. and thf,; in the day of JOY there
Is one who can give him smile for smile
These are the women worth marrying. The
others are OF little worth, and never would
be missed IL they suddenly dropped out Of
the matrimonial bonds.-Bab's New York
Letter
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-04
IVA EVANS.


bad been another successful train robbery.
and out OF the darkness OF the night had
shone the figure Of steady, model Chris
Evans, ribald and blasphemous, cruel and
threatening.
And there came another night, and Chris
and John crept home TO Mary and Eva
and again they were seen, and when the
fight had changed into victorious flight
man lay writhing in the agonies Of
death in the stubble where Eva fed her
chickens.
And what did they do when father and
lover were following the sore wounded
man to make his death certainty Why,
they looked ON and made no outcry. And
when the coroner and his jury considered
above the murdered man little Eva swore
brayely against ali the world and all pos
sibility.
And when she had told how two men had
rushed into the house with drawn pistols
upon father and lover she sat quite still
looking at accusers and officers, with her
firm chin even hrmer than usual, and let
the lawyers fire all the hard questions they
had at her, And she never wavered a
hairbreadth.
That is the kind OF a girl John Sontag's
sweetheart is.
And Johnl John Is away off In the
mountains somewhere keeping ,ut of the
way OF trailers and avengers, posses and
squads, with the steady, blond bearded
man who studied for the priesthood in
Canada