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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21

Wire nails sL96 rates; steel cut. g. so rates;
siass. -sc. Brl ding zper. s. 10 > Per r0Ili
valer proof. 81 per roll
lamter-heta pi<ce stur-No- hcmiock.
CD So and - udtnE 81 feet icnEtns. 3li: sd D.
per ffr i-ef for every add tienai two iset. No.
? hsmlocs. 20 TO aud ineiudinz 10 feet. ~
every aadffinnsl two fcet . No pine. 81
Per Gee ests sdd 81 for every additional two
fsei over 10 iset. %o- flooring. white pine.
So No. flooring. white pine. sll; No. noor.
ina. Nh = zine. So. No. I. manie. -. No
eel inr - sos No. = ceiling. =. SIS No. ceil-
frx - So. No. = ceiling. =. 81; No. siding.
a. 81. No SD ng. q s.; No q sidinK f0s
No. = siding s1;<o. 3 y ssfin.. 81. fiuish-
ing unaferfai--No. common boards. 80; Nc :
common boards. 81; No. common boards.
s.. ~ en- shinx. So Shingiss-Stsr. 10
IN sh-- clear g.. y Ter Thousand star star. 10
inches clear. : On fer thousand. No. ? fye-
iueh riear hut a. 8 Per thousand; sound butt.
q PEI Thousand Gull shfpg -. 81 Per thou
ssaf Istl--Nc. white pine see ,No- whits
llnf. ) 10. 81 rpIna wis a.. mil callA VIC.
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Water White oil. 1902. &c: headlight. 1902.
&c. Wster white. Old test. leu. "a; Eoeene
11Do - l-0- sc.
peedorixed stove xasolia ne. 7&'. 67.c.
DeodoEizcd naptha. o5-. o5sc.
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SS TO els per day at home. selling Lightning
~ Platter and plating jewelry. watches
tableware etc. Plates the finest OF Jewely
good "a new. on all kinds of metal with gold.
Silver or nickel. No experience. No capital.
Every house has goods needing plating ID.
h. Delno. Columbus o.
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Are made a feature of this
paper Try one.
sfst fTrkrE CRY.

- tioge Nas.rs tsks afat. cents pes i4ue sor
che lasartlua4 efAfs re4 s5sa iGF iisf~e Ia
sefftaas Is - cshis .lrg tHe tsfr enss VIVA
yaa like Il. uilstcsef ssts fias IA. ~ What
Il efsr priee yes iiks =. NRa en- tsfeha1s :
hame - l. = rfettAs 81 l.3sefl b.ock op.
lossfe s~eet eatr4
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MISREPRESENTATION

w cleaning or work of any KIND. Eliza
flem,nE. 70 Crescent avenue. -
W ANIED-Ihe names and addresses of en-
ergetic men and women open for per-
msnent work. We give exclusive territory.
We guarantee good workers So week. We
FURNISH uffice. furniture. de livery team. and
newspaper advertising. Our article sa mono
boy. Ii will save . per cent VI Tho coas bits
ofeveryeody. futi particulars by mali. Litho.
graphs. Pamphle;.. ETC., Tree upon receipt OF
y stage. Address kOAI.-sTAR Co..-Depsrt-
meat No. 2i5. Boston. Mass. l0-S-S mos
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N. w. NORTHROP.
0vAK NATIONAL CITY pANk
FOR RENT

Snife Of rooms In block. corner Fast
street anu flIth avenue ,..................,J 800
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REAL ESTATE-c0UNTRY.

FARM at northwest corner OF city to rent
Large. strong house and barn; good wei
Location convenient for da ry; SOL suitab!.
for small fruit. John Il. Martin. 20 Canal
street. q
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HERALD IEaRELETS HERAl
The cost is insignificant
compared with results
Aoafy 70 lcAS.

Ito Tot WANT MCSfAT--if - yon vii tad
" g - seEr eassetA - see - beg rs Dor
rVN a..
Ne make io4Es GA seusrh sXSoods. psnez.
b9fses. nAgvns. Or tetseiiz. propTrts ~ aas
At3a n tas letes+ Ilgzsi3se rates aat "a tle
ssgl ksst resS. he t4tnr.
CAT lesns are maize without Peolieity asa
tss sio9eiss - isft IN ssar nsdtslae1 pD<~
ssh.
iso@Ds Gao he carried ieag - desired OF
Sss he paid IA fti- "f ~ Iar7. ~ any tssse -
sttt your coliftsitrteF. All ,s.sS flas paid
cerSs she scat ~ eAFfYsn< shn oaH.
II 4ou eve = i4nce Us h.sDse. . ana or
- sr pros rftg. We ~iii Hay n lp To- sol sad
eHfIs IS long AZ sc4 dosirr.
We sso Hke sosas cn tie buldiag and
Joan association isian.
vnf Fises arc Iar most pleasant ia The ETY.
and are 20 arfs rssd mat parties ealing upna
- may be waited ufou eLseAts and coaltc-
ou4ly.
Remember that yer havc the use OF both the
property snd he money aud eau return the
MoBrs ~ any tine.
GRAND NAFlD$ MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
Room :. lo~rF block.
Corner Of Monroe PEA 1 and Cana sfs
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A y established macuiactur ny concern con-
"A templaung moving 10 Grand RAPIDS de-
sres 10 form an alliance with thorough anu
competent business man. who Will invest
from ave TO n thousand dollars and act as
general manage OF the company. The art Gle
Manufactured Is lu!ly covered by patents. and
Is used by every mill owner and manufactures
IN the country and the opportunity for large
profits Is assured. Full particulars will be
given upon application. Address A. B. C..
this ONCE.
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and clean your mouth afterwards with
SOXODON aud your teeth viii be IN
condition tn 90 their work fnr years
Thousands of dyspepucs bolted their
food because they had no good teeth
60 mssticate properly Cnev tine, eat
SOW and use ~DLODONT.
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THOMAS d GILBERT. president.
GEO 6. BRIGGS. V ce-President.
). tREDERICK BAARS. Cashier.
Z. II. HUNT. Assistant Cashier.
Transact business in al departments OF bank
Ing authorized by the National Banking Law.
Exchanges available In all the commercial
cities OF the world current rates
L. :. bonds bought and 81 d.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas d. Gilbert. Noyes l.. Avery.
Thomas J. 0Brlea George q. Briggs.
David VI. Amber9. Lemuel ID. Putnam.
Ransom q. Luce. Constantine Morton.
Edward III. Hunt. John {. Fitzgerald.
I. Stewart White. Pbilo 4. Fuller.
j. Frederic baar<.
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STRAYEp OR SIoLEN-From 10 North La.
- tayette, youns En.sish pug. reward
for his return. Ss9-tf
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-
polGflf-land contract. MORTGAGES. ana
- COMMERCIAL Iaprgs ostfs made ca same.
On bank stock. 90 e.ty aua country real estate
III "a reit rates. Joha il. Martin. NO. ~
tatal street. q
REFoRE BORROWING MONEY. cali aud Get
~ mytsfes GA short time loans on auy farm
81 good security. LosHs made AT lo~ sfrates
fiaaA A. efner. 81 Michigan Trust Com
pany BUILDING. corner Pearl ana Ottawa
Phone liz. ASH
x MONEY To LOAN nj bank rates on city
property for long or short time Bank
stocks. mo- tgagrs aud isnic ntraeis accepted
a. collateral. john b. Martin. No. - Canal
street
you want money and have the proper
= curitv. the Manhattan z per cent, IN Of
fers the best inducements ChsA BAscmaa.
agent. IS New Houseman.
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IRANp EApfl Ni
VI ~ roo 3 Town.

bur n hsn CDR risvf asaaFfeses Grand kApids
fsai tstala sii -. m. ana pos - tie gl;ar so
make Az infrstfseai. 4 yuu v Aas pfo-
pSft4 81 SAGE ef e. nss. ~ ~ fssit efe Look
Tag ,of a hous ~ 40 investment. rsi4 aud see
snr. Nflafi a.. aiiHttRs. Kehsgai real est.te
aai loan agent. No. ana street l'tf
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VALLEY CITY LODGE NO. 81. +. 4 A. NJ.
Hal. No. 8 and 10 Lyon street John Row
son. W. M; George W. LaB0ur. secretary No.
lo Canal street.
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LiOR SAIL Northwest corner ~ Mad son
ana Weilt avenues. ftx's.S eft. With
hue large hauses ieauftini location. TIA -
offered very cheap and OF ras. srps. Dwight
lsrooks 4 Wm. NJ. Clara. Michigan Trust
building. llti
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DORIC LODGE NO. So. p. & A. M.-Doric
~ hall. No. 81 West Bridge street. DR.. J.
Albright. " NJ; Louis Martha. secretary No
81. Pearl street.
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A BARGAIN-Csn you use IT'D 81 foot lot On
"A South Division street least 'front.'. W tn
new g. 6UO fat. we'll rented. good location for
stores. VII. sell cheap or exchang for first
class vacant lots or re property far plating
PURPOSES. wv ght Br oks 4 WIN. ". ,iark,
s2i Michigan Trust building. If
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KNIGHTS OF pYTHrAs DIsrcroRY.

IMPERIAL LODGE NO. lH-Regular con.
vcntion every Friday evening at s o'clock
at hal. corner Of Louis and Waterloo streets,
J. N. W olcott. c. c.; ". E. NeahF. X Of X and
3 Friday. December ~; work In first rank.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-19
srARlLn E4 rRAMrs.

]. mcStown. y. ~. Avg. II. - After
three hours S:ulboru tig!l,!'- with fierce
fumes. cailicd along 10y high wi..!. this
city was saved from (" rt;rii!i's. OF FAR
COS disaster yesterday. The lire started
in the old rink on The west >ulc of tltth
avenue. corner of Second street. and soon
igniiod the large thrrr->lory lrirk Capital
hotel. The walls of ,iti> luildius had rot
Vet t::lcn in when Mrs. Nelson's residence
caught fire. and IL inmate la,cr 1hs Met
rGpuliiln block. II 1lIc"St"ry brick. WaS
blazing TO tn. roof. The naily Capital
office. in llie basement. is Il total loss.
Tn. arnlory of Company III WAS i'll this
hui!,.iig. but all arms and uniforms We're
S;.Nrl. The ire swept m l" Banker
l.loyd's residence. lcvoiing ii 10 III"
ground. l.loyd'S biz barn Jared the
>ii.r fate. being followed Icy James Her
hcr;'S house and barn. sam Wilder :
lew cottage and Aid. Rlo"l'S residence
ESCAPED. hut four barns III the same 10
,.,lity were destroyed. They belonged 10
Hodge. Mitchell. kur1h and Fuld. This
cnuliirtrd The fires pathway To the river
on the west side of Fifth avenuc Up
TOW every effort was being made II"
cen fine the blaze To the west side. and
Will, Tie task looked hopeless for Il
time. the fire boys Won the victory. The
fir. is supposed To have been started fy
tran rs Sleeping il. the loft Of the Old
rinA. One man has hccn arrested on Su>-
r%ir,"n. aud III" city authorities NJ" On
III, lookout t"r The guilty parties. The
t,''l l">~ i ah"u, SI3.ooM. with Insurance
nearly halt thai amount. Til" .Allianr"
Hail Insurance company offices We're
buried. There was 10 lass nt life. hut
several persons narrowly escaped acct
lcrtS.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-19
ITO BE C~oNTlNrEp)
THEIR OWN

A Number of Frnlir~orNe school Girls
Draw la Their Own Willis.
There is never amy telling what half
Il dozen boarding school girls may take
it int" their pretty heads i" do. Their
teachers have been surprised 80 often
that they are generally prepared for
the most Slartlin. developments. but
IL of them in 81. Louis WAS rather
more amazed than usual the other
evcnin. WHEN She found the young
ladies" Solemnly engaged i'll making
their wills. Attached to these docu-
meniS We're explicit Instructions for
the conduct of their respective funer-
ais. The girls were quite in earnest
about the matter. They We're all pretty
we'll provided With this worlds goods,
and they had disposed of everything
down To the SmallrS, item.
Miss b. the teacher. who is young
school girl devotion. was decidedly
curious tu know what ideas these sweet
young things have about funerals and
kindred Suhjnc.S. After much urging
IL of these girls consented To reveal
what she had written. She first dis
posed of the bulk of her property. Civ
ing one-tllirl to her elder sister II
two-lhirds to her younger. because, as
She said. the elder one had Il husband
to take care of her. lii case the young
CT II married. however. She WAS TO
promptly even up. Some minor Legal
cies followed. among them being sun
dry gifts to her teachers and school
mates.
Give Miss b" so ran the docu-
nent. my diamond cross. my umbrel-
In with the Dresden handle, and my
watch. Have Il new mainSpring put
in it first. Give Miss d. (another
teachcD my books. 1 haven't very
many now. but I'm going to get Dick
ems in thirty-two volumes on my next
birthday"
After the will followed the instruc-
original and Imperative.
II want to Wear IL bl?ue dress of
some sort and l want my feet covered
up, but | do not want one of those lit
tie tuftcd comforters spread up owe
my face. Therell he about sixteen of
them sent in. Don't cross my hands
and put Il flower in them. I'm sure 1
don't know just what l want done with
my hands. l never know myself where
to put them unless | have Il jacket
with pockets or a muff, and suppose
l ought not to Wear those. l positively
insist on not being placed on public OK
hibition. If any measly undertaken
gets up and says in a mournful tone
that those who wish to view the re-
mains may pass up this aisle and out
at the right l shall haunt him as surely
as my name is Lillian -. Another
thing. l don't want Il lot of relatives
crammcd into the first carriages and
having Il lovely free ride With their
faces so beanling thai everybody will
think some stingy old codger is in the
hearse. | VAIN you that if these rela-
tives are not put back toward the ear
Of the procession l shall get out and
walk. And l want the children left at
home. They can have Il ride some
other time. l know l don't want them
eating cookies and hanging out Of the
third carriage windows. And l want
the grave lined with flowers. Further
more, us there isn't any law requiring
n minister to throw dirt Oh my coffin,
decline to have that on the programme
Last, but not least. see that my gray.
is kept grcen."St. Louis Post-Dispatch
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-19

West Superior. Mis-. Aug. l3.-All
day long the atmosphere of the city has
been surchargel with smoke blown III
from She forest fires east of the city along
tlr Duluth. South Shore Il Atlantic. The
wires of The company are drmoraliZe!
am. il is impossible 10 get reliahl" in
form alton as To the damage done Bruce
Crossing. :, small town about 100 mil"S
FROM here. was totally burned out last
night. 1t is md, r>tood Il lot Of rullin,
stock WAS burned. and ii is reported that
Il woman aud lnhy. the wifi" and child of
u lun herman. are missing. ans! ar' sup
posed I" have rcri>l I'D. \ special has
been sent lovn 20 Bruce Crossing To
pick up tine rollin" >iora "f the company
that is Sidrtrack"l i'll that n"ighhorhood,
and to render assistance 10 the residents.
Matrhwc"l. 15n miles from Superior. is
also suffering from forest fires. aud it is
thought tina. little will he left Of The place.
The country around ti,rrc is said L" he
one huge coni,aGrati"u. and thu fire is
travelling al Il rapid pace. carrying tie
siruc,ion and dr>"lalion everywhere.
The towns are in the vicinity of Even,
With WAS destroyed SEINE tim" ag".
Later Further reports say Ma1chwood
is entirely wiped Out. and III" woods are
on fire for miles this side of the town.
Hundreds of people are left homeless.
Ma;thwool has SEQ people.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-19
THE KINDLY

A Story to Show tho GOOd-Henrted-
ness of the Gigantic Animals.
IL wish that Rudyard Kiplins would
write an entire book of elephant sto-
ries. My Lord, tue Elephant in his
new book, and Mott Guj. Mutinecr,'
in one of his older collections. show
what he can do with this theme, which
is an extremely interesting ono. Talk
ing Of ELEPHANTS the book store hab-
itur continued, there is an elephant
story that has been told i'll our family
ever since l was a boy, which illus
tratcs the sagacity Of the beast. as we'll
as his remarkable loyalty to friendship
which Kipling depicts in My Lord, the
Elephant The incident happened over
i'll New Albany in the early 3GS or
whereabouts. At that time the cirr,lses
were rather small a~ffairs-one elephant,
IL few animals and some horses gem
orally constituting the entire outfit
and when they came to town the men
were always entertained at an inn
which was on Main street, where the
old DE Pauw house now stands, While
the elephant cages and horses were
housed in the livery stable i'll the rear
in the alley. The hostler of the stable,
Cooper by name, though an intemprr-
ate fellow, was Il genial host to the
circus animals. and IL great friendship
existed between himself and My Lord,
the Elephant. He was kind to the
beast. which, in its clumsy way, mani
tested Il great regard for the hostler.
ION the occasion, which lives i'll local
history. the circus had arrived and was
winding its way through the narrow
alley into the stable, when. prone on
the ground, in the middle of the alley
was discovered Cooper, the hostler
in a drunken sleep. The horses passed
around him, but as the elephant came
shutiiing along everybody who wit
messed the episode expected to see thu
hostler stepped upon and crushed
When the big beast reached the linn
form he stopped short. inspected the
obstacle and then wound his trunl
around it; the crowd %shuddered; surel,
! now lie would throw the man and dasl
him in pieces on the stones. Cheer
went UP, however, when the elephan
placed the unconscious Cooper care
fully on his back. with the evident ii
tention Of taking care of a friend i
: distress. He bore him safely into til
livery stable and tenderly deposite
@ him in n safe place among the hay
J, Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-19

and rseSesl up cur belongings In me
afternoon We Went away in separate
,ihS and mel III Victoria. and Went to
brighton for orr ison.yinoor. leaving
everybody in sublime ignorance of
what had hapleUs,f- Marion had de
Sirst - Sss,t,t marriage. and l wsS not
in \ Position IL alter her dctermira-
ton.
II WAS no, q happy marriage. Little
Ir;.s'I$ NJ character i'll my wife at
,rict'Si my attention which I.had nat
noticed before. | found that she WAS
not truthful. and cyriairly not strupu-
inuS- And She ha,i u iarl. cold way
with her. that IiSs.pxahiy surprised
Mc.
l had 10, .c,k.Si for romance in my
Wife. hut l had cNp.S,rest Il certain
amount ii sympathy. and what. for
lack of L better c~NpISS>iun. l Will call
Good fellowship.
Marion. however. took no pains To
deceive me as In her real character.
| made 4 violent effort To conceal my
own Disappointment. and To a>>ume
the character of Il devoted husband.
hut She rerrlle,l my advances. moi act
lively. hut pa>>ively.
When I tried IL talk about or plans
for the futur,. She would turn The sub
| jcrt. ami We had not been married
| ,wo days before She les me SEX very
| plainly who WAS going 10 be master.
l lSsan III feel supremacy uncnm-
Portable. and l made M my mind that
nothing hut disaster could follow such
! Il marriage,
| Went out hy myself and walked
! ahnut hy the SEA. cur>inG myself for
! my folly. and longing for some sym
| pathetic ear into Which l could pnur
my Woes, l never felt more lonely
in The whole course If my life than
l did i'll the first few days of my honey
noon.
knew that Il crisis IL come
| cr or later. had :. strong forrbot'nS
Of evil. and my worst fears We're Snon
realized.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-19
spy HANGED.

Mobile, Ala. Aug. 1h.-.A report from
Mrachamhrt. in Clark county. states
that Henry Smith. Il spy for the gang.
was applriendul and hanged Saturday
hight near Salcthrr. Five of the gang
were arrested. .Alonzo IDEAS. John Cobb,
Jim Chance. George Hare and jack
These men confessed. and Il:
meeting was to have been held this morn
ing to decide on 1iirir case. Several IF
the gang fled into Choct;:w county. fol
lowed hy a posse,
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-19
"MrDDEH~ HOPPER SENTENCED.

"MUDDER" HOPPER SENTENCED.
West Superior. Aug. ID. Katherine
Hcrfcr. better known as "Mudder." who
was convicted at Il late hons Saturday
night for burni:ic the Whalchack hotel
on lamhorn avenue III March last. was
sentenced to -four years at Waupun this
morning. She was loud in her proicsta-
items of innocensc. and had 10 he car
rieI from the court room III Il Swoon.
The case has excited considerable inter-
est. as she is Il we'll Known rharlr:T.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-19
SENTENCED TO PRISON

New York. Aug. l5.-Julia Il. Bar
ringer. the female money lender who.
several months ago. WAS convict ID of
swil ding her bookkcepcr. u. SpinoZa. out
of $1,000. was sentenced to state prisun
for four years by Recorder Smyth in
the general sessions this morning. Her
counsel made Il motion for Il new trial
w hich WIS denied by the recorder. She
will appeal tie ease.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-19
INCREASE IN cnOIrKA

81. PctcrSl mg. Aug. 15,-'rlle intensity
of the heat has caused Il sudden increase
of the cholera epidemic in the infected
Russian cities. In Moscow Their. were
folly->rvcn fresh eases ard sixteen
deaths yesterday. The official returns.
although understanding the mortality from
cholera. show that the epidemic is much
more, severe than in 1852.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-19
EIGHT PERSONS KILLED.

.Mmota. Wash. Aug. 15.-Thc Union
Pacitir steamer Annie FaNon WAS blown
up this morning. nj Wadr'S wharf. seven
milo; below here. Eight persons We're
killed and all those oil board were in
jurrh. She carried five passengers. The
vessel was literally blown to pieces. The
killed - TlrMnaS McCoSi. and brother,
passengers: Mrs. Tappnn. the pursrr's
wif.: Gcorg" I'arwrll. waiter: Joseph
Bush. deck hand: William Kidd. deck
hand: Paul --. fireman. The injured
j Moritz. steward; Sage Zaiken. as
sistant engineer: Capt. Henry Raugh-
mall, Daniel Rcchtol and two others.
names unknown.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-19
SHnT uJ\tSEJ

st. Louis. Aug. 15.-To-lay after vainly
chasing his wife in an effort IN shoot her.
w. +. Caldwell. formerly assistant fire
chief of Pueblo. Colo. and son of i. I.
Caldwell of Indianapolis. committed sui
eide ly shooting Himself through the
heart. He had been on Il spree and waS
crazrd by some nnrApl lin"l disgrace
which he claimed hug over lin.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-19
Far Oyer Fifty Years

An OLD AND WELL. TRIED tEMEDv.-Mrs.
over iitty years by millions of mo hrs fer their
children while Jeetht: &. With perfect su ces !:
IT. soothes Il c child. sortcns the gums, allnys a
main, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy fO'
Dlairl ora. Ia peasant to the taste. Sold by
druggists in every part OF the Worlt. Twenty
live cents a bottle. lis value ISL ctlculatle. BE
sure ana ask for Mrs. Wlnslo as S )othing syrup,
aud take no other KIDD.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-19
STOLE REGISTERED MAIL.

ST. Paul. Aug. 10 Harry Nandroef. n
ycung man twcnty-threr wears old. was
examined before the commissioner this
m"rning am. held 10 the United STATES
grand jury. which will convene i'll Duluth
next October. The defendant is charged
with riiling registered mail during the
time that lr was the assistant postmaster
at Browns Valley. in this state, from
July. 1891. 10 November. lS!C..
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-19
WAGON WORKERS..

Chicago. Aug. 15.-rhe third annual
convention of the International Union of
Carriage and Wagon workers was called
to order by President w. l.. Stuart of
Cleveland. Ohio, i'll the hall at 40 Ram
.lolpi, street. About 100 delegates were
present. The session was taken up with
committee reports.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-19
pENNED IN RY LIEL,

Bay City. Mich. Aug. h.-.Ncws from
Bentley. in the burning district in the
northern part of the county. is TO the
effect that IL little daughter Of Andrew
Newton. of that place. was burned to
death, and that thirty me- are prnucl up
in II lumber camp and can get no relief.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-19
u1s uA\n S,1or OH,

Mitchell. $. d.. Aug. l3.-.Io>cph l1oan,
a farmer living south Of this ,own. Went
hunting in IL rirkrty road earl with his
gun loaded. The gun Slipped through the
lcitum of the cart. the trigger caught.
aud Mr.. lIoan has had 10 have his left
hand amputatcd.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-19
BADLY HURT.

Washington. Aug. 15.-ItcprrS"ulative
Oates of Alabama. who was struck 10y IL
cable car last week an! badly injured. is
nat so we'll to-day. When he will h" able
to resume his duties in the house his ply
sicians canno say.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-19
sur lure for Piles.

SEPARATION, causing intense iichii e when warm.
TINS f)rll as well as Blind. Bleeding or lrOtrlid-
Ing, yield at ohca 10 DR.. Bossn' os Pl.e Remedy,
which acts directly o. parts effected, abscros
tu.DOIs allayS itching aud eftcS q permanent
cure, so cts. Druggists or mail. Circulars free.
DR.. BOsanhO Philadelphia. Pa.
Sud by j. j. Freeman, D:ug5lS