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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17
Cnal Mlncfs S,rlke.

Conc, Colo, Jan. 10. - The coal
miners Ia the King mine. where the
explosion occurred last week, struck to-
dav when work was resumed because
"a they claimed TOO many men were
gerous 10 work. The management
think the men are supply frightened
over the effects OF the recent sad Dis
sister snd VIII be really to 20 60 work
s0nn, bat the men insist they will rot
work under the present regulations.
one hundred men are affected.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17
Escaped in Nigh, Gowns.

CHIckso, Jan. 16.-Fifty young ladies
in the three-story kenwood institute, an
institution of learning that Is the pride
# Hyde Prrk. were rudely awakened
shortly after O'Clock this morning by
terrifying cry of FIRE. The young
ladies seized a few articles OF clothing,
which, however. they failed to don,
and rushed peii-mell out of the build
inc
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Mills Closing Down.

MUScrE. Ind, Jan. l6.-The switch
mems strike III the Lake Erie Il West
ern yards at this point remains un-
changed. The Muncie nail mills closed
down today, throwing out of employ
ment 500 men because no material
could be got 10 the mills. IL 8 settle
ment is not reached soon every factory
in the belt lines will be closed down.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17
sANGUINE MIR. wAsHBURN.
He Expects Anu-Option to Go Into
Effect July +.

Effect July I.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-Three pre-
pared speeches were read IN the senate
today. The first was by Mr.. Morrill,
against the McGa-rahan bill; the Sec
ond by Mr.. Pfeifer, in favor of con-
stltutional amendment limiting the
presidential office to one term. and the
third bv Mr.. Call (democrst). of Flor
ida, IN defense of the constiiutionalitv
OF the anti-option bill.
After quorum was procured as a
result OF the cal. of the senate. some
considerable progress was made on the
antl-option bill. The amendments that
had been offered by Senators Villas and
Daniel, were defeated by large maiori-
ties, and some amendments offered bv
Mr.. Washburn were agreed to, one of
them fixing the lst of July, 1898, as
the time when the bill is to go into
effect
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17
TO BREAK SaE TRUST.
Interstate Commesce cossussion VIII
Fix the Reading Coal Deal.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10. - Messrs.
Coombs and Patterson have practically
completed their report to the special
committee on the Investigation into the
Reading antnrAc.te coal combination.
The report will show that the aim OF
the combination i to drive out inde-
pendent coal operators and to obtain =
complete control Of the anthracite coal
industry; aud tnas Il Is sought to do
this by fixng . high freight rate on
coal. so as to make y profitable for in
dividuals to turn Ia their product At
the mines - the combination. The re-
port will recommend the passage of
the bill, heretofore agreed upon by the
commerce. COMMITTEES. which gives the
inted- state c0mmsrce commission
power to keep down freight rates.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17

New YoRK, Jan. l6.--George A. STAN
ton, well-known insurance broker of
l55 Broadway, was arrested today on
an indictment for criminal libel. STAN
ton is charged with having issued a
circular rejecting on the standing Of
the American Assurance lloyds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17
Ex-President HAYES III.

FREMONT. o., Jan. l6.-Ex-Presiden
visit to Cleveland, Ohio, was brought
here last Saturday suffering from an
attack of neuralgia Of the heart. This
is the second attack of the kind within
the last two weeks. The family physi-
clan has been with him all day and Is
still in attendance. The ex-presioents
family are all at home. No fatal re-
suits are anticipated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17
MAKING 1T EASY.
Dcsrnond Introduces a Bill to GuIllo-
tine All Ofice-holders.

WAsHrSeroS, Jan. l6.--Mr. Dearmond
(democrst) of Missouri introduced IN
the house today bill to suspend, dur
ing the first year OF each presidential
term, all civil service laws, rules and
regulations 40 far as they do OF might
restrict or interfere with the free exer-
cise by the president or heads of de-
psriments of the power to remove or
appoint cfficers or employees OF The gov
eTnment. The preamble to the bill saws
that no administration can fully and
satisfactorily carry its policies into exc
cutiou # a large portion Of the suhordl-
nate officers are hostile TO such policies.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17
Bad Weather az Trieste.

TRIESTE, Jan. l6.-A terrific storm
has swept this city since 10 O'Clock this
morning. Slect or snow has fallen in
cessantly. The wind mas blown hur-
ricane, and four tram cars were
tumbled from the tracks. 1t has
been impossible for vessels to enter
the harbor. An Italian bark which
tried to come in at noon was battered
by the ice to wreck IN sight of the
locks and foundered with all on board.
Two attempts were made TO send help
to the crew. but the sailors put back.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17
Miss VESTS Funeral.

GALEsBrRe, ILL.,. Jan. l6.--An i'm
meuse congregation assembled this
afternoon IN the Fret Church of Christ
to pay their respects to the memory of
Marv Allen West. The remains were
buried in Hope cemetery beside those
of her parents
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17
McComas Ann Right.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-The senate
committee on Judiciary this morn
ing decided to close the hearing in the
matter of charges against Mr.. McComas
and it is understood that favorable
report on the nomination will be gwen
to the senate 1T the first executive ses-
sion, possibly this evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17
EMERY WHEEL TRUST.
Another Gigantic Affair Blossom ou
IN New Jesey, a. Usual.

IN New jersey, a. Usual.
New loRK. Jan. l6.-The Columbian
Emery Wheel company. With s6, 600 900
capital. wss organized under the isws
OF the state OF New Jersey, st Trenton
on last Thursday, January IL. 1888.
The following were elected directors:
Fred s. Dickson. Philadelphia; +.
Piertch. Chicago; L. Best, New York;
q. Rose Grubb, Camden, y. j.; Ciar-
once Tebbetts. Waltham. Masa., +. X.
Preston, Detroit. Mich; Harlan Pane.
Philadelphia; George hiiand. Detroit,
Mich. and George w. Jack nan. Bridge
port, Conn. The following officers
were elected: Fred S. Dickinson. presi-
dent; +. II. Pietsch, vice-president; l..
Benst, secretary; +. r. Preston. treas
urer.
The purpose OF the company is TO
purchase all the emery mills IN the
country and all the emery and corun-
dun wheel factories. The beadqnar-
ters OF the company will be in this
CITY
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SATOLLI WON'T BE THERE.
He VIII Stay in Washington Until FIR.
Rocker Arrives.

Rocker Arrives.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 6.-Officials at the
catholic university today stated that it
was quite certain that Archbishop Sa-
tolll would not De present and partici-
pate IN the celebration of the feast Of
ST. Agnes at Fr. Brann's church in
New York on Sunday next. Neither
will Bishop keanc nor Fr. OGOrman
of the university. There was at first a
conditional acceptance on the part of
Mgr. Satolli, but he afterwards found
IT would not be practicable for him to
be present without serious interference
with pressing official duties. His place
of residence will continue to be the
Catholic university here, and he will
not travel away from this city until
after the arrival of his new secretary,
tue Rev. FIR. Rocker.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17

Scores Of Persons Have Been Exposed
and Three are Dead.

DIS MOISEs, Ia. Jan. I6.-Residents
OF Cumberland snd vicinity IN the
southern part OF CsssiO are greatly ex-
cited over an outbreak OF small pOx in
malignant form, winch was not
recognized until scores OF persons had
been exposed. \ Young servant girl
brought the disease 10 the home OF
Henry Borcner IN bundle Of clothing.
The bundle was opened by Borcherfs
little girl. Who was tszen sex aud died.
Rorener and another R>smcer of the
family have also died. snd two others
are very sick. The family vas stten-
dsd BY DR.. MurDhy Of Cumberland.
who failed % dsgnose TIE case proper
". Thestate board of health hss taken
active measures to couaeat further
outbresk. but many have been exposed
and a spread Of the disesse I. feared.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17

ST. PAuL. Minn.. Jan. 1e.-Tomor-
row morning the two houses OF the
legislature viii ballot separately for
United States senator. 20 sncoeed G. h.
DAVIS. There - no certainty that he
vii BE- his own successor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17

Nxw T0KK, Jan. l6.-P'erce Cof'sr
died suddenly today. lie was i0s
years ~ age. vas horn IN ireland and
iyed "a thss city eightytvo yesrs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17

lSpEFESDExeR, Kss.. Jan. Ie.--Ths
preliminary trial OF Emmet Dalton af
todeyvilie. took place here tbs
morning. He was bound over 10 the
March term or the district eoart on the
charge OF murder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17
Smith the Man.

TRENTON. n. j., Jan. l6.--The joint
democratic caucus held here tonight
nominated James Smith, Jr., for sem
ator. Governor Abbott withdrew at
the last minute.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17
Satolll's Wages.

IEw YORK, Jan. l6.-The Catholic
News has received the following cable
gram confirming the appointment of
Mgr. Satolli: "a recent decree of
propaganda appoints Mgr. Satolli dele
gate apostolic OF North America at an
annual salary of 80. 600 Ira
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17

and the beat purse offered. Both men
deposited $500 with IL. Nathanson.
sposung editor Of the Herald. and
signed articles of agreement. ltis said
the fight will command ~ least tlo.-
900 purse.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17

CHIcAso. Jan. ls.-Joe Goddard, the
oarfieF cbsmuon. vino recently
whipped Peter Asber t,eiofe the toi1sy
lsisaa Athlete club. and 'sDeDver" I'd
Sna1ia we're today natehea to fight 10
hnlsas 81 eaten wesehts for -, 800 SIDE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17

LoSpoS, Jan. l6.--A cabinet council,
lasting three hours, was held TODAY.
and II was rumored that the action be-
tween members Of the cabinet as TO the
details of the home rule bill showed .
considerable augmentation aimee the
last meeting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17

when the regularly elected speaker vas
supplanted by combine speaker. The
republicans are doing ali IN their power
to bring the bolting member hack into
the traces. hut he knows his power and
the fusionists are Kidding high for his
support
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17

IxuIAxkr0Lfs. lad, Jan. 1.-THE
Thirteenth annual convention Of the
Custom forenisn Taiiors' association
of America convened here today with
200 uieuaisefS present
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17

PBILAnElrTIA Jan. l6.--Janlssk Kelly,
who fractured hIs skull IN jnBip ~
from tae ladgng house at NJ. 5oV
CnerTy street during a ere there this
Elornlng. died ta.s evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17

Neat Democratic Scheme to
Howl "Extravagance."
wEsToN's VERY BAD BREAK
That we<id's Fss Appsepdne1se ~
WIN Nes Aceempiish Juss Whea =
was Isnndsd h ohsu,d.


o''s se.s
s1s 'al~y aseus 800 : u'a-s 49,
nave zen ~ the sensse sonl y -
the appropriatlon giving Ne MSo110nn
world's fair board an edd,1lonnl $50,
oo, had r~cs,v>d II. .v.xi.rt,r~ c.,;es~e
~ s,.~s - Il ~
10 ~ vs. A''s~ "''" ~ ~ -
repuoiican senason-
In tho heat OF tho excitement lnGt
week some OF the basfv mambara vor>
Wild ~ RAILROAD the hsI .h~o.~h ~1A
,,,s A.. s..- a.
" sAe $780,
burning shame u u we're not paeeeov
etc." These senators, unsuapecting re-
publicans and crafty democrats. we're
entbusast,c. II IL but honest "a sav
that some failed TO zee the very nest
game and tran which had been go.
When state honor IL used as balt. euck.
crs will almost aiwxye be found TO uup-
port aimost any measure. The game
is as old as the asys OF Rames.s /.
s democrats were naturally rubbing
their hands With delight and taxing
pains. apparent in many cases. 10 con-
ceal their iov over the success of their
plan. They sborid have remembered
that saving Of come great polit;cisn q
"F.rs. pass vour hill
~...
cs -. -.
naa, .', sa"s ."a WI ~ n,su uasas.ohs
sa.. .aas ne s's., s0ne.,e =. l.. "a mes-
s9.' Al w., vk ' naA @ aios s, Ae' "nAe
,..s Mi- "es.ou sss Ia sa .Aoo.hs s ia the
pos .cas;ons,lv n ~. s,.ns ~, on snss ns', sas svA
30. h,m f;om,.ssy,nv Wfsa :. G ass
ssls SCI. nam IN, nounueains ,,ui, nen he nAn
snss o'., n.e, Sa.,as a n,' -. >o'n.
arensr,r nss !, -.fsrres 40 hs.a :, sas-
s,dered without the usual proceeding
he struck a snac. Then WELLINGTON X.
Rnyt whose friendshtn for Weston n
NOT az the nolif,c.l LIND. worred
AGAINST the measure. Wide.avake re-
nnbhcans had seen through the tr,ck
.,,ha sta,t ard f.,rlv vailed wb.n W~e-
70, dsfsstsa h,. own cnos
S,rrnsa of al sIocn.nc. tha rat.s
s,.nsn,a i .,n,,sv ,s,i. Tna r.,,ecrsts
sra sors very sors over ,ns recent slscs
to-, IN u;cn;,ss,. ,he,r net e,wI i s.r..-
fornaD win > bic = xaw n rhev @o,,,s
gat ,he nresen, ieg,sis t,,re to nss. b'il
giving $50 0oo IN fhe M,cbigsn ero,t,,t
a, the worlds far they wot,id ra,se a
crv of extrayagnrce that wouIc cracx
tho doma of heaven II the renubl.-
cans started out with sucn an rpnro,-
nr,ation- where would the stste end
but IN bankruptcy? All this vouid
count At the coming election. aud
m,yht do what the Miner bill dld not.
s.swinr Michiean into llne." Dickin-
sou and Weston have promised Clsvo-
land-but that's = chestnut which never
ponped.
The repub.icsns have seen through
the little game and will euchre it.
ci.vcrtv D~.,~uea ma.
rh o,.,s .r,nor'v;,t a.. o.
80 80 - ,mo ~ r,sn,hars - ~ ha.St
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17
GRAY by Acclamatlon.

DOVER, Del, Jan. 16.-The demo-
cratic members of the legislature this
evening nominated George Gray for
United States senator by acclamatiou.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17
HIS Tripping whlse wife.

TFcrxsrH, Mich. Jan. 1e.--sam Sing,
The Chinese iaudryfnan who created
quite q sensston here two yesre
ago by taking unto hin1self white
wife. goss 10 Detroit occasionally 20
visit sefse feilow-celestisls and 10
transact business. At such time
tas wife - said to enjoy the absence oil
Der .iege lord ty taking few drInks
of ''hot pop mineral water sud other
soft drinks Yesterday afternoon sire
spG her hair were found n the guifef-
Dsah were most deas with cold. Ine
~ rmsn had agsip lrdnlged n the How
ifsg howl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17

Iovpax. Jan. Is.-frsBces Anne
Kesnbie Ers. Pleroe Butierl, the well
known actress, died today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17
II rHF< rRt ~
'Tis said Ncknhas offered Burs- Big
Mon-y for Fake Fight.

BosroS, Jan. I6.-The Post this morn
inx pubsshss story u when Dick
Burxe. tbe Engsisa pag'ass, : repre-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17
Is rHr MINORITY. now
A Colorado Republican Legislator Bolts
Because lie Vents Patronage.

Because lie Vents Patronage.
DFNvFR. Col, Jan. I6.--THe reput-
liesn majority IN the lower house Of
the legislature today became minor
ity by the toit OF Representative Fun
eerhUrg, Vno has gone over to TIE fu-
EonIsts because cf failure 10 s.cpre
al the patrenage he tAougns he vas
entitled 70. The present organization
= Threatened rnd the scenes - two
two years ago are likely 20 he repeated
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17

Ieox Norxrtrx. Mich. Jan l0.--iD
Tue csse Of ,he People ys. genn Bsrrs-
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rs $3.50 49, snEs-1s -
Iu~.d 10 practice fcr days tryiut to 30
II a. web - he did. but never cou)d get
Il quite % accurate - hs oo9ld
brought him hore hoping that his lungs
would heal and health yetnrn. but& ex-
pcssi himself too much Ha attended 20
ell my correspondence. read sii the APP
psaiinx. Begging letters secsived. let.
tiers a~king me 70 le-ture 20 pcniten
tisry or 10 open an asylum with a few
characteristic remarks. assuring mo that
would be blessed feurfold. when the
writers had no authority to make such
PROMISE, having no influence whatever.
Well. he read ali these letters "a they
came and ovcrwept himself and cried
into his ovsrshocs good deal aud fo.gr.
" change hi. sccks. and So b. died.
In answer 70 a northern friend l glys
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new grammar which I am now working
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

8As1 A. 49, ~ cssgsssansn Alsss -
Ar nssA osssA
Ccsagrsssm>n John AlIsn. ~ bubh,tng
bumaste from Nissinuippi, u In great
favor IN Washington circles. for he gen
orally hss bright ssosy 1t his tccxue's
end He vss ressiing crowd of friends
with sosns southern stories, and among
thsm wAe the cue which follows, one ~
shs few stories II Aliens that has not
gotten into x,nt:
Allen had employed on his place an
old negro servant who in times before
shs war was the property Of the cru
grcssnlan's fathsr. Old Uncle Rufus
su6sred frequent and ungoy~rnahle at
tacks Of klepsomanis-aftacks that
seemed - BE- beyond all remedy. Es
Was ARRESTED TINS and time again fog
stealing aztirles from tbs place q his
employees. Mr.. Allen finally grew tired
of attempting 70 reform his old servant.
aud N had HIN arrested for stealing .
big piece cs dds meat from the planta-
ton s1oGesaouse. II was the intention to
have The servant serve out brief time
In shs county jail Sor tho ofFense. with
ths hops that the imprisonment would
check HIM In his habit Of stealing. Tho
old man pleaded hard with tho young
mahstah- to 30 released aud recalled all
The fsvors end kiudne~~es he had shown
Mr.. Allen when that dignitary was still
. boy. Allen began 10 weaken on the
line Of this argument and was about 10
rclsass the servant on the strength Of
his past services. He turned to Uncle
Rufus with:
Now. Uncle Rr<. il you will bring
back that side meat aud promise mo on
the Bible that you will never steal an
other thing OF this plantation ! will let
You 10. Furthermore. you viii have 10
sign paper promising on your solemn
honor never 10 steal again"
Uncle Rufus hesitsted for moment.
"Mahs John" said he. 'Fze willin to
glib You back de side meat Yes. sab.
I'll do dat III DO dat: but, now. look
heah. Mahs John. yon can't spect me TO
sign away my rights"
Aliens generous ways made him very
popular with the old time negroes, and
frequently he was called upon. without
expectation oi compensation. to defend
them III suits fer pilfering. On one &C.
casion oolored preacher of the neigh
borhood WAS on trial for stealing some
poultry from neighbor. The preacher
protested his innocence. and Allen made
very able defense for him.
The evidence. however, was very
strong against the parson. and Mr.. Allen
saw that his client would probably be
convicted. He whispered to him after
the case had gone To the jury ;nd told
him to prepare to meet the worst. The
preacher was shrewd old fellow, but
no could not just see how he was going
to get out Of the scrape. The jury was
out only few minutes. and the preacher
lost all hope. After the jury had taken
their seats and the foreman was be-
ginning TO read tho verdict the old
preacher jumped mp from tho seat and
bawled out:
'sYo' honal. Tze'-
''s3it down. said the court. and turn
ing to tho attorney. What does the
prisoner Iaeany'
"yo' honah.' persisted the prisoner.
IL move dat dis cot DO adjou'n."
WELL" replied the court. somewhat
amused. ''how do you expect the court
to adjourn"
.'Bec@use." continued the prisoner. "a
motion 10 adjou'n is always III ordah.
sab. Indianapolis Journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

For 90 Names and
For 40 Names and
For 30 Names and
For 20 Names and
For 10 Names and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

A ragged colored boy about f2 years
oil sat ON tho sidewalk in the full glare
If the MONDAY sun with his back
against the board fence. A very solid
old man. walking with great dignity,
care along aud halted 10 look the urchin
over and inquire:
boy. hain't dun seen 70 sumwha-
befo5 Haint yo' de w.dder Taylor's
SOM
Yes" was the reply.
"An what yo' loafn round yere in dis
fashun fur
Am dat yor biznesss' saucily de
msnded the boy.
"Am Il? Am it2 WAL. should declar
TO reckon il wasr'
"What yo' got ter do bout liz"
"What got 20 do bout II? Why. boy.
yo' doan' pear to know me. Permit me
to interiuce myself ~ de gem'lan who
has bin co'rtin yo'r mudder fur de las
three weeks nn who's dun gwine 10 niar
~ her dis eavenin an become yo'r step
fadderl Look out fur me bout 3 O'Clock
tomorrcr mawnin. boy! Fzo gwine t.
begin &c dat airly hour 90 make yo' wish
you'd ncbber lin BON into dis yerc staff
Of Alabama to sto' yo'r peartaes
trois Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16
For Sixty Names One Bicycle Free

; $50 one Bicycle.
800 one Bicycle.
Z so one Bicycle.
1000 one Bicycle.
1880 one Bicycle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

Does yoa hsah me islkin. Brsr John
eoov
Il heshs vour
well. suk. I'm esgwins Ter erose dst
fence cu gis dovsn On rnY KNEES IN dss
vskxme,on PATCH en stay DIR swel Tss-
ressx5cr r~-AflantA corssisatsn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16
PARENTS MAY HELP.

If a boy Or girl gets only part enough
names we will accept the number that
he or she does get in part payment Here
are the figures;
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

Lstsie Grsris Go ruasl on. uaaunrsa.
searha~ It'd an awful lie tDfay.
ksmuas-why. 0vsee. what wss -
orss~-sAs sssd sasf Lincoln vss .
0tuRy trsHw Ynnhno H.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

Mrs. Hsy~eesl-.whss does this mean
on your useee's chri what lives In sh'
city;
Mrs. Meado-x-she sail that meant
she was at home 20 her friends Thurs
dayA
only Thursiays7 What does che do
with the rest Of her time
I'm ssre Idon't know. but I guess
from her salk ~ spends mo~t ~ II tn IN
teilixrnce Offices. New York Weekly.