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

Nfrs. White ard FL r. Salter's two
little daughters have returned o. Mrs.
Whites home ia Detroit. after few
das' visit with the family n Liveryman
&. II Marsh ~ Louis street
Mrs. 81 4. Liadbcut and daughter.
nellie iett Yesterday Tor a few days
vslt sith Mrs A Watson aud daughter
Belle at their cottage. Eagexood, az
AaeafsNa task.
Ehs Misses Mamie and blanche HUM
q Sagause bagc returned home after
hasug srenta pleasant week with the
Misses Msfcer
Ms Corr Weir - North Division
street. irft -csseriav fer a months visit
with friends and relatives in the south
AMI east
Mrs Ho-cnxran@. wife - Dr. r. r.
Rssf abrams q va ia south Division
street has re.afael from a visit at hal
srA
Prank y Steghr night superinten
81 ~ ttie asylum Tor the insane AZ
Traverse CTR arrived 81 the city last
uisHt
eiserxs 81 Hughes went 70 Chicago
yesterday g sttert a meeting q the
.teer1- ~ ihe sor.d iaF
T. stewart Waite anil 7. r. MeGarry
vent g. Nae<irsc last niSht 70 remain
over sunday
NH.trn ~ Hughes - Detroit. editor
- lhe Michigan Catholic. r. IN the city
Mr sna Ar. 3. ~ Hsrtncft 10, ve@
tertf or a tFe weeks VISIT IN Chicago.
Ns- Iease hfensg EFT yesterday Tor
tfF Atau far sar weeks - recreation
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

J IT. p. Smith q Valparaiso. Indiana,
We injured about a week ago AZ Ottawa
Beach while attempting 10 board train.
he was brought % this city yesterday
morning and the ambulance took him
q the L. h. A. Home.
Surveyor Skeels marked out the site
for the Jail annex building yesterday
afternoon and made the sewer calcula-
t.ons preparatory % beginning work
rex. week
Two cases % books for ID. j. Doornink
= Son and one case OF clock movements
FOR G. H. Amin were received at the
custom house yesterday.
Dr. = l. Rozema has nearly con-
rieted his new residence on East street.
near Wraithy avenue. He expects 20
move ia before September /.
Yesterdays bank clearings amounted
% al .sitsfs.5ss. a decrease OF s1s065.l6 as
compared with the corresponding day OF
iast year.
The sales in the land department %
the a. p 4 1 for July are said 10 be the
,ii1t-sat ever known in the history Of the
rGood.
The A. ,. Brown company fled arti-
eles ~ association yesterday. The CAPT
tai stock il s-3.ooo. with $4,000 paid In.
Jerome Irowbridge gave a chattel
mortgage % 500 90 his saloon 20 Guy
Johason and Frank Bonnel yesterday
The funeral q Louis Bornemann viii
b. held ~ the residence. No. ll5 Ran
som street. at o'clock this afternoon.
T. T. Mills has received an invitation
-. 49,. 49,. r..tFfaa ~ Ta.Lr.,~ a., Il.
: liver Che Labor Day address.
"a Martin. a sal,onkeeper. gave a
ehattei mortgage yesterday 10 the Grand
Rapids Brewing company.
The Plymouth congregational church
~ Grand Rapids flied articles d asso-
eiation yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

The committee on program Cor Labor
day met last night at the fes.ideRce OF
Charles NJ. Peterson, No. a3l West
bridge street. and made progress ia It's
work. Ii was dseided-to create an ad-
ditional division for the street parade.
making six. and brass band viii be
employed Tor each division. \ contract
will - closed with Frank Wurzburg d
furnish music. = he sixth division viii
L. composed q a trades dlspla! Of the
manufacturing. mercantile and indus
trial interests geaeraliy on wheels An
invitation . extended 10 ah friends OF
organized labor tb Join IN the procession.
but the committee reserves the right 10
exclude al Objectionable parties. by
Objectionable parties is meant those who
are enemies OF organized labor The
committee ON railroads reported that ali
roads have made one fare rate FOR La
Dor day from points within radius OF
100 miles OF the places celebrating. tick.
cts 10 be placed on sale on that day good
for two days The program will he out
IN about three weeks. The committee
will meet next Tuesday night az the res
idence Of l.. l.. Kendall. No. ~ James
street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
THIS BEATS THEM ALL.
Novelties Galore at North Pork Sunday.
Worlds Fair Museum.

Always something new. something
that is pleasing and exciting will be
found at North Park. Grand Rapids
trysting place that nestles on the banks
OF the river. north Of the city. The
management OF this resort Is 10 hc
praised for efforts shown 10 please all
classes of patrons. and the result Of the
labors Is being shown by a largely in
creased attendance over corresponding
months Of previous years. A program
full az interesting features il always
offered. and at times some Of the at
fractions secured were far more expen-
eive than one had any idea o. The
people wanted such features, and even
though they como high. North Park
secured them. For Sunday only Mana
ger Russell makes most decided de-
parturo 10 the nature OF entertainments
served by him for bis patrons. lie has
engaged what may he termed grand
novelty for a summer resort. II IL
known "a Thorntons Worlds Fair Mu-
scum. aud comes heralded az one II the
best enterprises Of tins description trav-
cling. IhorntOn's Worlds Fair
Museum will be at North
Park Sunday only. and no
one should Pail TO make it visit.
Prominent among the features offered
are troop Of the tatooed People. whose
bodies are covered with beautiful and
highly colored specimens Of tatooer's
art. Then there il the tatooed western
scout who shows wonderful strength on
his skull and shoulders. This man
places a bouldsf on his head and allows
a bystanGer To break Il with a slcdga.
hammer. Another attraction Is the
TATTOO workers. who perform wonders IN
their craft in the presence OF the speeta-
tors. Mildred" the lady snake cnarin-
or. will perform with her collection Of
South American snakes The sea
monster, 81 which so much has been
written lately. will be shown in eoniunc-
ton with several other equally s. seusa
tional curi0e. Mr. Thornton has Just
secured feature for his museum that
should create quite furore. IL Is a re-.
presentation 81 our American navy ca
very small scale. The models arc per
feet specimens and are 80 arranged az To
move about simultaneously Nth the
aia u four miniature engines. IN old
soldier at the home made this remark
ahiv CURIOSITY. NJ one should TAIL 70
visit North Park Sunday The attrac
tion there that da.y is q siellas one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
TO OPEN ITS DOORS
St Marks Hospital Considering .
Liberal Policy in Medicine.
WILL ADMIT AL SCHOOLS
The Board OF Trustees Expect 20 Make
Radical Change az its Meet
ms Tomorrow.

Much important business viii be
brought before the trusteesof 81 Marks
hospital touorrow afternoon and aa
effort vii be made 10 have a full at
tendance q the hoard. The question ct
opening the doors II the hospital TO all
schools 81 physicians Will cone up Tor
final decision and II adopted a hcules,-
path all be as eligible to a trusts.ssnip
as a regular and he wiI also be entitled
% recognition on the hospital stat ,f
physicians anu surgeons The hosfauil
n now IA the hands Of the reg'i-
lars and al patients IN Tile
institution who are not able
10 ea8pioy physician themselves ATE
atte1ded by one ri that school. Fhyha-
clans belonging % ether schools hsa'Fe
found considerable fault because th't{
were ineiig bie "a POSITIONS on the boafd
aud nave WITHDRAWN their patronage ~ a
certain extent from the hospital IA
many instances they have taken thear
private patients 10 other hospitals which
has in measure been detrimental 10
the financial success OF st. Marks II
has been thought best by majority OF
the board OF trustees 10 threw
down this barrier TO classes of phya'
clans aud conduct the institution on a
broader principle. Ii is reported that II
a quorum Is present at the meeting To-
morrow the change viii be mado alnsSst
unanimously. Other matters OF impor
lance 10 the success Of this grand insti
tuition are also 10 be considered. mskins;
the meeting II the board one Of the
most important held in some time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

Ms. Sarsh Smith. an octcgenar-
ian. Attempts Suede.
FOUND HANGING BY A ROPE
Her Danzhs<r Re-eaa- Her Refbre
Death kasues. bat tf.s shoek l. 30
Gr-af sac Caanos Hecsser.

Mra Sarah saith. Who lives with her
aaaghter. Mrs. 1\.roa r. Emery. al No.
50s south ionia stEssL attsmpsed sui
cille by hanging a. : O'Clock Yesterday
ssseFnrou-
Ars smith - 81 years cid and has
been partly deQeBted for the rAst two
years. She has repeatedly declared
sae Waz tired u living aud has made
tNogr three unsuccessful astempts 10
tAks her lifs. Fer several days past
she has been very despondsnt She
complained about the coid weather and
coeld not zee any use % living under
sue3 circumstances Mrs. Emery.
knoWins the morbid condition q her
motA-rs mind. has kept a vigilant
.wa.rh'oses her. Mrs smith seemed 10
realize this. and has u late been very
careful hat she i'd 10 the pressnce n her
daaglt Yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Eulery Ean over 10 q neiShbor'A While
ran saz there. Mrs. Saith went % the
voesished and procure a piece II roFe.
She seereted " under -er apron and
Raiked through tn house "a aer rooln.
Then she bed the rope around her neck.
fastened the ether end O. the bed post
and dfoFfad Mrs. Emery came home
il le-8 than two minutes after Ms
Saith adjusted the Toqe. Sc missed
hr- mother and going into The bed
rs.n leund her lying "a tie toor gn.
con.cseus her bead raised etefal inches
o. the tension of thc rope Mrs. kmeFy
r.exei 4p the PROSTATE form Of her
mother lloseued the rOpe and sent for
Dr Luton Mrs Smith was restored 70
cc8-s ieifsress. but her neck is severely
lacefatei and her system sustained a
setere shock Ca account % her ad-
vancei age Or. Luton has little hope OF
her recovery aud fears that she may die
to-day
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

A society known as the Ego Altrui
Educational association has been or
gained in the Eleventh ward with a
membership Of sixty. The association
is a secret society. having for its objects
the social. moral and intellectual cul-
ture OF its members. and is conducted
on the principle Of lyceum. Meetings
are held every Thursday night in House
man hall, corner Of Hail street and Madi-
son avenue. The officers are: Princi-
pal. MIR. Farnsworth; superintendent.
Mrs- Charles Spears; professor of his
tory. Mrs. Lozier; professor OF science.
Alderman Van Kerke; first moderator.
Mr.. Lozier; second moderator. John
Henson; first director. Miss Thompson;
second director. Mrs. j. w. Sherwood;
teacher. Mrs johnson. This is the
branch OF the national college Of Ego
Altrui to be organized in this city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

There are moro than eighty teachers
present at the regular state examination
now being CONDUCTED in the central
grammar school building. Most Of them
are new 0nes.' 50 far as the county
board Of examiners is concerned, very
few old teachers being present Four
Of the applicants are writing FOR first
grade certificates, eight Of them are try.
ing for second grade and the remainder
will be satisfied with third grade. The
examination will Toe completed today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

Common Coaaeii Allows shocking
scenes az Cosifrey Pond


scenes az Gesifrcy Pond
A great deal II Indignation i xhressed
b 4 nan Who travels daily over the
Chicago 4 West Michigan railroad be
tween Ottawa Beach and this city Al the
unheard of acton " the conSalon council
in allowing nen and boys 70 bath In
00dfreys pond within the city limits.
The Chicago s West Michigan track
passes directly across this pond and ow-
ia e. the Godfrey crossing trains are
forced % coue % dead stop Ahen IA
the very centeF Of the pond. At all
hours of the day since the council gave
permission several scores II naked boys
and men may he seen bathing IA the
pond Strangers coming into the city
tor the first time imagsns they have
sfruck colony Il South SEA- Islanders
instead % a civilized community. Early
Ia the spring several boys we're arrested
Ia the pond aud we're punished. The
officials OF Chicago & West Michigan
called ca the pollce force to help them
out and several bays were pulled 10 tao
weeks ago. but City Attorney Carroll
came into court armed vita the rero.u-
tion q the council aud they were re-
leased.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

One OF the pleasantest social gather
ings this summer vas held last night
at the residence Of :. III. Sweet. az
the corner % Henry and Prince streets.
Lillian lodge. Daughters Of Rebecca.
was out in force. and the husbands.
fathers. sons. brothers and lovers we're
out also. Ice cream and light refresh
ments were served on the lawn and a
thoroughly good time was enjoyed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
TEETH!

beautiful teeth are a luxury few possess.
We have heard people say they would give
everything they bad Tor such beautiful teoth a.
50 and so had.
The true secret 10 not - much in the perfect
ness - the teeth IN the snow like whiteness
and the brilliant polish.
All teeth are capable ~ this with proper cara
Washes aud pasfes should b. avoided they
are injurious arr also many - the f,wsiefs-
properly prepared powder, however. T. the
ooly right and perfect thu ns 20 cieanse ard pro-
serve the teeth. Ibis ~ have Ruccrefrsi - pro-
ircins after much labor ihnd expense. Tho
forrnnis - ~ one - the NOS noted de1iist- -
az this country ead !. ahss.lUteir perfect.
SAPonFSTA- l. the name Ne have adopted
for IT, ard Ne are the exclusive on nsre and
manufacturers. We guaranty ~spt.dents 90 be
fle only perfect 10th ,eeder CA The market
That ~ will prevent fisraf and render the teeth
rorc bsan stai Nifh less tn,,ubie than ans other
preparation e. ~ had
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

Lansing Quackenbush gave \ bowery
dance on bis lawn on Valley street last
evening To tho young people ~ that
vicinity. Tho spacious lawn wa. "a 4
thy decorated with Chinese lanterns
and dancing floor Was constructed
uniltr The large trees which protected
The dancers from the falling dew. Good
nusie Nss furnished and much enjoy
ment Uas afforded.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

Doctors House, Birge. Dorland, Root,
Owen and Wood will attend the opening
of the Worlds Dental congress. in Chi
cago. August IL. This is expected TO be
the greatest gathering Of the dental pro-
fesslon ever held. and will include some
of the most distinguished dentists in
the world. The proceedings of the con
gress are expected TO furnish much
valuable information TO those who at
faD1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

The Mix Dealers association held a
meeting az the residence - VI. I. Nc
Namara. No. - Lake avenue. iaet even
ing and decided 70 hold the annual pic
nc at MaHkegon. August IL. The mem
i,ers viii probably go 20 Hackley Park
Another meeting viii be held at Mr.
McNamara's residence tomorrow night.
About forty members were present at
last nights meeting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

sifher ia the country or ia the city.
he soaia IKE - sork for b. Loagd
and affsnd school
A xoman vho can take charge q =
h1nas ana care To- al inEziid mother
caa and GOOD hosns tssnty niies u
the cognfry BY applying ~ No Ii
North Disision street.
Ths society has four uursa girls and
Gle second gtrl sho wishes places
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
Epworth League Quarterly Meeting

The Second street NJ. +. church was
well filed last night at the regular guar
terly meeting IL tho union Of Epworth
leagues. and the program was an IN.
structIve one. Tho paper on league
york by G.. W. Jones and the talk 10y
the Rev. Joseph Kern were interesting
and valuable 10 the young workers n
the league. The program was inter
spersed with choice musical selections.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

NJ H. Holland of ". 3 North Divi
siou street tllsld chattei mortgages g. the
amount q ne.lrlv ti000 yesterday j be-
first vas g. John Patton. Jr. for $50.
the bcxt VS. b K Iiersey for so1l. the
newt vas to a. l. Harvey in trust Tor
several parties f1r ss-j15 ard the last
% G. l. Harvey. trusfes. Tor s2l.As1.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

performance promised - Sunday out
shines all past efforts and the enterprise
shown IN securing sucn lectures, which
is done at great expense. IL deserving
OF an overwhelming attendance. The
list az performers is headed by la Petite
Belle. the human bullet. who descends
from lofty wire. suspended by her
teeth This artist is shortly 10 repeat
her act over Niagara falls. herlo. the
phenomena. will descend from
the came wire Sunday. hanging by
his toes. The management in
conjunction with the above two
startling exhibitions. bcgs 10 announce
the engagement OF the Grand Rapids
Athletic club, who IN themselves form
an attraction that is full Of merit.
Among the lights of the club that will
appear are the Granello Bros. in kcri-
zontal bar work; belmont Il Arana, re-
volving ladders; Edward Smith. the
premier contortionist. the Granellos in
brother act: A. Sloathmaker on flying
trape1e; Smith 4 Landaus. roller skat-
lag: and the great Imperial -Four with
their trick house. The entertainment
viii close with a grand catch as can
catch wrestling match. between two local
wresilers- Now, lovers Of athletic ex-
erciscs. Ks not tho above a program suill-
GENTLY thong enough 10 attract you 10
Leland Park Sunday II it is HE thy
self there and enjoy the afternoon and
evening 10 your hearts content. The
steamers Belknsp and Trixie will make
regular trips from the pavilion dock.
To the Races for ? Cents.
Tickets for sale at Harris cigar store
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

The regular monthly mceiing - the
h..gsi - trade rlil - heil rrxt Tses
dsy eseniag. and several .ntf.srfanf Mn
nitipai mstfprs sill H. infrnsfieesi f.r
cs,rsritfafiafh &c = heIed there vii ~
large Attendance = tae directors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

The Rev Il b1ty Johnston ~ Chs
rage who bee accepted call from the
tnfaran sh-rea 81 ta.s city eiii locate
here ln two Teess iiis family xili ant
ARRIVE until seFsrai ae. - iatef and Is
lie meaniims Mr johnston Kll board
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
tRHg As rBE AIR.
An Ea,-r,aiansSns Brlngal Of Sensational
Fe.sur>s Lengthy BlL

Fe.tur<S Lengthy BlL
LELAND PARK. cool. petty ard attrac.
tite. sill sr SUNDAY nave the argcsf a.
tsrslsaee u any das this scasm. TIE
husfliag prorrietors have arranged foF a
grand double tiN II Startling features
faf their patrons pleasure that day. and
Il = dorhffu' Z 4 more entertaining pro
gram has evss been arranged ai ans 2
the rceefts ADJACENT T. Grand Rapids
thia soaaon. Leland Park spraag into
exsafercr af fhe eEeuinz - the aeon.
bnt siree its iurireney tesiress a this
rc-s,gt has heen oa ~ Increase Tie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

Drursists. y Monroe -. Gssni Rapids. Mich
Telephone 50 Orders fof anythinr 20 l,e hal
IN a ffst-clnss nrrg ~tnFr solicited and
pr,npfly attended to. and delivered 20 aaJ part
~ Tie clff
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

rhe .n4,istv has enc woassn vho
rue... a specially - washirx ace eur.
faIra. 1ke eee,is eHarioYaep<
The CHARITY a,ciety kss = god by
fs gaars eIJ Vho would hka = hssns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

To the Races for Cents.
Tickets for sale at Harris cigar store
TO the races via Soldiers Home aud
North park only cents.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-03-11
! COMMON SENSE RrMnpY.

In the matter Of curatives what you
want is something that win do its work
while you continue to do yours-a
remedy that will give you no incon-
venience nor interfere with your bus
mess Such q remedy is Allcocks Por-
us Plasters. These plasters are not an
experiment; they have been in use for
over thirty years. and their value has
been attested by the highest medical
authorities, as well as by testimonials
from those who have used them. They
require no change of diet, and are not
affected by wet or cold Their action
does not interfere with labor or busi-
ness; you can toll and yet be cured
while hard at work: They are so pure
that the youngest, the Oldest, the old
est, the most delicate person Of either
sex can use them with greta benefit.
Beware of limitations, and do not be
deceived by misrepresentation Ask
for Allcock's, and let no solicitation
or explanation induce you to- accept a
substitute
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-03-11

DIR rPOSALS o F:skSH BEEF AND NUT
J. ton :--Uacs Oi tn'ef COmmiSsary Of Sub
slstence, Dci AZ mrn5 Of the COlnmOIa, Van
cOGver IS ~ chs, asn, March 8Gn, 1898
Sealed lluiw as /, lIiplicate su jact to ths
usual C n.i.:u 81 N,l be receiv, at this Office
aLG It the 0lfCeS Of the Acting tOmmiSsal les
Of Subsistence at The following aned post tfor
the fresh be, ( amt mutton 10 be deli, cred a
that lost oily until ~ O'corp, 100, on SAT
urday, April s, 1893, and then opened in the
presence Of bidders, or furnishing and deliver,
10 the Subsistence D-pai tnent, U. \. sImS,
he fresh beef aud mutton that may be allied
for by the ActlIg Comm sssry Of sub iStehcr
during the year commencing jul LIST, 1898:
Boise Barracks, Idaho; + ri Cauby, was :;
Fort sherman. Idaho; Fat 10 ane, Wa H.:
Fort ruwnse q, y ASH Vancouver BarracS>,
Wash Fo.t Walla WalA. Wash. he CIV
eminent selves I light o reject any or a /
biCs. Bidders will understand iiai ccntiac,,
maize under this adveri emeut ard prorosa 5
made IN rcsrOl G III reto, shall nor be con
Slrled To involve tn nj cd states In u oh
legation for payment In tx: 81 cf the appr pra
o. granied by CONGRESS Tor tie purpose. B.ank
proposals aud printed cIcu ars, stating the ! ind
of beef and mutton required and giving full i-
strIciirns, viii be- furnished by tn Office, or by
The A. q, S. at ihe several posts Envelope
cpnt'i ing proposals should be marked ar, :
pOsalS f1l Fie Ii b. ef (nr Muttonl at - a
addrrs ed to tne undersigned, ,r g. the "Act-
lug COmniss'ry OF Subsistence" at the post 10
ba supI ed. W II NASF, Mai r and G. :. U
:, A., Chi fC 5 DC
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-03-11

on the issues, and after Judge Nc
Bride had summed up according to the
evidence. the Jury were ordered out at
$50 p. m.
At twenty minutes after midnight
Judge Mcbride ordered the jury into
the courtroom again. He asked wheth-
er they had reached a verdict.
The foreman replied that there was
no prospect of an agreement, and
that there had been no change in the
ballotting for six hours. The jury
stood
For acquittal .,............''....'
For conviction ...................'
His honor then discharged the jury
from further appearance in the case.
II is not yet known what further steps
the prosecution intend to take.
Court will resume again at 9:SO this
morning.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-03-11
2,22S,s72.

These figures represent the number
Of bottles of DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Coughs and Colds,
which were sold In the United States
from March. 1891, TO March, 1892. Two
million, two hundred and twenty-eight
thousand, six hundred and seventy-two
bottles sold In one year, and each and
every bottle was sold on guarantee
that money would be refunded IL sat-
sfactory results did not follow its use.
rhe secret of its success is plain. 1t
never dlsappoints and can always be
depended on as the very best remedy
for Coughs and Colds. cts. Price SOC.
and $500. At Chas. Rogers. drugstore.