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Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-31
Notice Of Final settIeuent

Notice is hereby given that final set
tlement of the estate of n r, Her.
deceased, will be made at the Senten,
per term OF the Probate Court OF An
drain County, Missouri, to be held AT
Mexico the second Monday In Septem.
Der, 1893. OIL. BERRP
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-31
Hoties Of Final ss,t,.usu.

Notice is hereby given that final set.
,iement OF the estate ofMary A. Threi-
SeIo, deceased, will be made at tha
september term It the Probate Cont
OF Audrain County, Missouri. to be held
Mexico the second Mondav In 81
temoer, 1893. II. NJ. DAWSON
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-31
Notice Of Final Settlement,

Notice Is hereby given that final act.
tlement of the estate of Mary A. Breck-
enfidge, deceased, will be made at the
september term of the Probate Court
OF Audrain County Missouri, to be held
at Mexico the second Monday in Sen
tember, 1888. r. R. ARNOLD
Admintsfrafnr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-31
Howard. the Electrician.

Sam Howard, the electrician, sells
and repairs electric bells, telephones,
batteries, induction coils, shocking
machines, engines, pumps and all
kinds OF gas and electric fixtures.
All work guaranteed or no pay. At
Llewellyn's drug store. d-6-t wilt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-31

THE Democratic platform prom
ised to repeal the Sherman law and
reduce the tariff. The Sherman law
is virtually repealed and the tariff
will be reduced as soon as Congress
can get to it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-31
Natfea nf Final ssttIana..

Notice is hereby given that final set
lement of the estate of Orelia Bush,
deceased, will be made at the Septem-
Der term of the Probate { curt OF AN.
drain County, Missouri, to be held at
Mexico the second Monday in Septem.
Der, 1888. w. P. QUISENBERRY.
Administrator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-31
Notics Of Final sa.,1.u.,.

Notice is hereby given that final set
tlement OF the estate of b. KunkeI. de-
ceased, will be made at the September
term of the Probate Court of Audrain
county, Missouri, to be held at Mexico
the second Monday in September. 1898.
10. KUNKEL.
Adminisfrafnr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-31

COBB, Democratic, Barthold and
Joy, Republicans, of Missouri, all
voted for the unconditional repeal
of the Sherman law.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-31
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-Dressed -beei
men paid 1915 a $3.50 for 1850 to
1910 pound cattle, including 1900
to 140O pound cattle at 1926 a $4.-
so. Texas cattle sold steadily at
So. 40 a So for steers averaging S04
to 929 pounds. Western cattle were
weak at $3.50 a 1915. Native COWS
were mostly at $1.75 $40, with
poor grades at 81 a $3.50, and fat
COWS at $2.75 a So.
HoGs-Mixed sold at $5.15 a
$3.50; bulk at $40 a $500.
Sales of heavy were at S. a $500.
The supply of light was compare
lively small, and the demand quite
brisk. Sales were at $5.4O a Sc;
bulk at $751; a $3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-31
MISSOURI
School of

Al Institute of Technology. Courses in Min
Metallurgy, Math. and Physics. SPECIAL Courses
n Assaying, Land Surveying and Electricity.
Chemical Laboratory, and a SIS ,00O
Mining Laboratory about erecting. Tuition S4
a year. Expenses low. Next session begins Sep
Is. For catalogues, &c, address
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-31

KEEP your eye on the tariff. 1t
is the question to be looked after by
Congress-.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-31
Sharifs Sala.

By virtue and authority Of ar.
execution issued from the ofioss
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Az
Missouri, returnabls I
September term. 1898, of said q
and to me directed i'm favor ofeGa
Missouri to the use of J. E. ls6e9
Philip Orr, 1 have eyitds
and seized all the right, it'll, ID
and claim of the said Philip 0nt
and to the following describedrs=
tate, to-wit: The east one-halfe
northwest one-fourth section8S Z
ship 81, range 5, except 5 1-2 aasI
of the east side of the north \
said tract of land, which Hes Z
Cuivre Creek, all lying and b.
the said County and State Of MiE
and 1 will, on
Friday, the 22d Day Of septss
A. D., 1898,
between the hours of 8 o'clock a
forenoon and 5 O'Clock In the Atm
of that day, at the east front 0
House door, in the City Of na'
County of Audrain aforesaid 81
same, or so much thereof as mayk
quired, at public vendue, to tho /
est bidder tor cash in hand (sulz
all prior liens and judgments3ta k
fy said execution and costs.
J. n. STEPHEN
I'd, SheS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-31

PUBLIC SCHOOL opens on Tuesday,
Sept. 9th. There will be a meet
ing of the School Board this week to
assign the teachers
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-31

BIMETALL1sM is not and will not
be defeated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-31

SILVER has not been and will not
be demonetized.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-31
National &. A. r. Encampment, In
dianapOlis. Indiana,

For the above The Chicago &
Alton and Wabash railroads will
sell round trip tickets to Indianap.
oils at very low rates. Tickets will
be sold August 30 and 81 and Sept.
1, 2 and 3. For full particulars
call upon 4. S. WILSON,
Tkt. Ag't.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-31

THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1898.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-31
Every traveller should carry a box

e Tn.t.s pius
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

Sons men arrive at a conclusion by
SLOW and labored reasoning. others By
suiek intuition Tho latter do not care
much Zoe detail. elaborate data. and
eomparissn. they 30 az onee - the core
q The natter iast how they do Il they
csnnot explain. They can simply say
socb snd such conviction impressed
it-slf upon them. II !. almost impo-~i-
BE - reason away . cpnviction thus
fo<c~sl upon oa& Is b almost impossi
be for ths busy man - sxhsusti.ely
study Ne great pohticaJ problems of our
day. - somuehesn be saidon rnany sislss
- them. bu, practical man can readily
afaSp general principlcS One wi.a
pr!ncipls al ssnzibls men nuaf accept
~ - hare q wfIy and lnvstersse enemy
u = never vel - adopt a course % con-
duet which he - snsioos 80 should
sdcpt Il - pot rlsszeat 70 say Il. bat
The erests q several haudrrd PEARS
uaxht 10 teach NJ thst Tie nsfioa has
kssi An sneu1y whose unrsleatisx sni.
moEtT hss beca manifested In nany
se1s neerly ever since eaF f8rsssthsrs
isakisd on thees shorra Evsry stalsnt
q tiatary knoss talz - u l. me nsos-.
sarr b ~ntrr ITO detsil II onrht 10 20
svrrY suxzrstivs fact r. sVsry Anericzn
Fetsiut that Knxisnd IA. sissys bs~a
ID artent fFiend nst anir IN the south.
fnt siso n ne aesnoerat party. fsom ths
aess e Baehsnsa - the present. tisna
Eaeiaad bss sser shoun saarksd dis
lihe, snesntine siaest u set cute 10
kal<si n NE r.pohlicsa party. sas hss
r>lsssea o~sr assnocrst ruec~-z and ~.
rsbiicsa ssf.aS Shs ras greatly de
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30
May BOUNCE GRESHAM
Cleveland Takes Him A Hunting 70
Break the News

WAsHlscrox. Dec. 29.-Ths presi-
dents ducking trip may have some very
important consequences 1t 10 asserted
on the authority Of cabinet officer.
that the apparently trivial diversion had
for its object the breaking TO Secretary
Gresham OF the presidents conclusion
that his services are no longer needed in
the cabinet
The president. II Is said, feels that he
has been subjected to so much adverse
criticism on account OF his Hawaiian
policy that he is 10 anything but q kindly
mood tow ard the secretary OF state. who
SHARES with him the odium of that pro-
gram. and has determined TO shift from
himself as much OF il as is now possible,
by making Gresham the scapegoat az
he has on previous occasions made
Carlisle the scapegoat for his financial
mistakes
The plan is said to be to appoint Gres-
ham to the supreme court in case the
nomination OF Hornblower should fall
through. Ii Hornblower succeeds in
weathering the dilatory tactics Of the
senate, Gresham will be given. some
thing else. but it is asserted that he has
got to leave the cabinet in any event.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

Cen ~ n Trunbsll. In commenting
O. thu uiaority report Of the ways aud
means COMMITTEES On tho Wilson bill.
ass. -Do>s Mr.. Rssd. vho presented
the majority report really believe the
government Of ous coontry can set its
revenues By taxing the citizens Of an
othsrs And Il 10 could lay lis burdens
on the foreigner. woaId IL 10 mAgnani-
nous. o. even An honest thing to do sos'
The old sdsgv. -Nons are - bind as
those Who voa't see.- applies here. A
very simple illustration drawn from our
own city viii make this matter clear.
Here are large number Of merchants
and nanuf2cturcrs who have done
much 70 build mp tais city and who pay
large share a the taxs2 They furnish
snploymsnt 70 thousand& They de-
pend upon the city. and the city depends
upon them n our merchznts and
manufacturers were compelled TO sus-
pend operations. the damage to the city
would be almost incalculabla suppose.
nov. that merchants and manufacturers
from outside. having no taxes or license
u pay. tood our city with goods and
force our own business men into bank
ruptcy, and then dscamp with their
booty. would tina. be wise or fairs
Would Il pay IN the end ? Ii might be
that for a time we might get goods
cheaper. but large portion Of our
population would bs out OF work. and as
q consequences could buy nothing. II,
after having ruins& our own merchants,
these foreigners at once raised the price
Of everything much beyond what Ii was
before. what plight we would be in.
Not only has our city grown because
cur business men have prospered. but
farming lands all around Us have greatly
Increased 10 value. 1t Is entirely proper
that dealers who wish 10 enjoy the bene-
tit Of our market should pay for IL Our
own dealers have 70 pay Tor i. dearly.
Why should We be % magnanimous a.
TO give away these valuable privileges 7
We have to pay for them. why should
the foreigner not pay even more than
Ne do, The whole theory Of q protec-
tive tariff is simply our city considered
a. our country. We have something ex-
tremely valuable known as home
market IL we share 1t with some one
else. let him pay his share of the taxes.
The import duty which the foreigner
pays is very small tar as compared
with the privileges and immunities he
enjoys
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

Patrick EagensN John Prsndsrgast
VII b hanged The cosardly assassin
q En-. Mayer Harrison viii now meet his
msrifsd doom. Such was tho verdict d
the Jury yesterday. The announcement
q tho death penalty TIRE the mask from
tha sniveling cur Who has been pretend
Tag insanity TO escaps the just conse-
quences Of his crime. The judgment Of
the i1rcrs viii be commended By the
great majority % citizens who 80 in the
increase Of -crsnks' great danger. The
plea u insanity a. make shift TO avoid
the consequences Of crime has been used
TOO frequently for its efficiency. People
hass become tired Of the plea when en-
tersd Tor the first time 70 shield the per-
petrator Of some dastardly murder. No
on- had ever heard Of the insanity Of
Prsndsyass before he cruelty slew the
cx-nsyor. Ia TACT few had heard Of
him at ali; Il vzs this fact that
promptca the crime. His vas a mind
that erzved notoristy. He would prob
ably have preferred to attract public at
tsniion IA manner less hsxardons to
his personal liberty. bat failing in that
be decsdsd 20 kill In the history OF the
trials q nurderors he saw the notoriety
he sough. He bcheld. In his minds
ere. the public attention he would at
tract He heard tho crowd say there
he IS and fslt the curious pointing their
sugsrs at him for tho benefit Of equally
curious ne;ghbor& He smellsd the
frasrsncs Of beautiful flowers. presented
b. emotional womsn-they with kind
hearts but misdircetsd sympathisa
he saw. he heard. he fslk that these
shings we're his II but q browning act
could be added 70 his career that would
demand pubic atssntisn for it, bold
nssz Society Is somewhat 10 blame
that such spectaclss have been Wit
messed. and crime thus encouraged.
But. slas FOR tho dreams Of Prem
dergsst. the public vas % shocked
~ the vanton vieksdpess Of his cusssd
nc-s that there we're none 10 do him
honor. he played his part only fairly
well Tor his audiences was not appre-
ciAfive The curtain has now been rung
down on the last act and only the final
tablesu Ia, 20 follow. Prsudsrgsst ~as
No xoqi to himself or family. Society
win SION b. rid % . cowardly. sic<ly.
snivelling eur aad assassin Let as
have ths iasle promptly. that the warn
lad and lesson % those Of q similar
mind may b. thorough add lasting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

To Give Him Another Chspcc.
The committee on men and discipline
recommended that William Curtiss be
again employed In the fire department
Mr.. Curtiss was dismissed last summer
from No engine house for calling an
other fireman names. The committee
stated that IL considered the former
action Of Mr. Curtiss due 10 the looss
discipline in No ! engine house. and
thought he should be given another
trial. Adopted.
The same committee recommended
that the claim Of James FELTON, for SO
for damages caused by a runaway be
not allowed. Mr.. FELTON, claimed that a
fireman. in flushing hydrant. had
frightened his horse. The committee
found that the fireman called out 10 Mr..
FELTON, and tried to. stop him. but be
paid no attention until the horse jumped.
The report was adopted.
Mr. Whitney moved that the case OF
Officer Brown be referred TO the con-
mittee on finance with power TO employ
legal assistance to defend him II neces-
sary. Adopted.
Woman Cannot be Omccrs.
Mr.. Whitney presented com munica-
ton from City Attorney Taylor In which
he gave il as his opinion that the board
could not confer police authority on the
police matron. The matter was referred
TO the finance committee. Mayor Stuart
was prevent and said that he thought
there was statute which said that the
police officers should be electors He
thought that would debar the board
from granting . woman police authority.
The communication Of Daniel Tower
published In q daily paper. 10 which he
complained that Q hose cart and hose
belonging to tho city was storing Ia bic
back yard and was being destroyed.
was read Mr. Kefcham said he had In
vestigated and found that the cart was
one which belonged 10 East Grand Rap
ids and that IL was used by Walter Orr.
in whose custody il was left The
board decided TO refer IL TO the fire
marshal TO investigate and see II the
city Inherited the machine when the
city limits were extended.
Mayor Stuart's attention was called 10
the fact that the board would like an
ordinance passed giving policemen
added authority st firce Mayor Stuart
made note of 10. and viii call the at
tention Of the council TO IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30
WHEN. OH. WHEN.

The financial panic and consequent
industrial depression OF 1873 10 not to be-
compared with what We are now endur-
ing. Tho authority for this Is Dun's
weekly review which nov with q back
ward glance reviews the business OF the
year 1891 Instead Of steady and con-
tinual increase Of commercial transac-
tons. which should be incident to the
growth OF the population and develop
msnt Of the country. the bank clearings
for tie past quarter show q decrease OF
about - per cent A careful compila-
ton OF statistics indicates that the traf-
&c in staples has fallen Of ., and in
sosns lines fully 80 per cent What a
spectacle TO bsholdl What Q prospect
the opening Of the new year presents!
And yet our friends the enemy chids us
when hard things are said. or when
truths are spoken What 10 the Gauss.
and what the remedy for this state OF
Affairs! These questions have as many
answers a. there are men Of different
convictions. but all agree that legisla-
ton. or the promise OF legislation. has
much to do with il Everybody looks
TO congress for . remedy. some rccom-
msnding one measure and some another.
But anything 10 testsr than insction. 90
Leo the peoples servants be up and doing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

Tickets for the production o. -Iolsn-
the which will DO produced In Poxers'
next Thursday evening tor charity. are
already selling rapidly. Four Of the
boxes have already been cold 70 Mira w.
s. Hull. Mr. and Ma Dudley u Waters.
Mrs. Helen A. Shepard and Mrs. John
W. Biodgett The sale Of reserved seats
opens next Tuesday morning.
~Ben Hur" was given another pressn-
tation to fair sized audiences IN The
Povers' last night II has been decided
TO close the engagement with the mat
inee today.
Cue Hills companies viii closet the
week At The Grand tonight Matinee
this afternoon.
Matinee and evening performances viii
DO given at Smiths today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

WAsHfSoroS. Dec. 29.-The annual
report OF jeremiah O'Rourke. supervis-
ing architect OF the treasury. for the
year ending September 3O last. shows
that during the year the expenditure
for tho erection OF new federal build.
ings. including sites. and FOR the repair
and preservation OF finished and occu-
si.18lD The contract obligations at
the end OF the year amounted 10 s3.340.-
76a The balance OF appropriations
available amounted TO s9.232.Sys. OF
which ss,s99 l6s vss for sites Tor and
construction Of buildings
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

MILWAUKEE Via, Dec 29.--Receiver
Paine and Counsel Cromwell left for ST.
Paul today TO consult with Mr.. Cakes a.
81 the trouble over the Northern Pacific
wage schedules Nr. Paine promises
sensational counter charges when the
answer 10 the petition for the remov al
of the receivers ~ He'd lie says the
movement i the work % Mr.. lses. sho
wants 20 b appointed receiver and the
charges II Encouragement end inex-
psrienee against the receivers are un-
foandasl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30
Woman sufrragists 10 Meet.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 29.--The twenty
sixth annual convention Of the Nation al
American Woman Suffrage association
will be held in Washington. ID. c.,
February Is TO 20 inclusive, 1894. Be-
sides the presidents OF the auxiliary
gan. Mme, Fanny zamgini salazsr OF
Italy and Nine. Hanna korany OF Syria.
who were delegates to the worlds con-
gress Of representative women; Carrie
Lane Chapman. who was q most import
ant factor in the Colorado victory; the
Rev. Marion Murdoch. the Rev. Ida G..
Huttin. Elizabeth Boynton Harbert,
Mrs Julia Ward Howe. Mary II. krout
Mrs. Mary Lowe Dickinson and Henry
b. Blackwell.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

ratfick Rscha. an sad rezident ~
the rs~t side. wae found lsst night nssr
Ne sueine hastss waasierier about ia a
dsnaestesi condifipn Hs hsd frc~ive.l
baf scalp s7aud about t~o inches long
iust es,ef the ear. bat ~ was aaahls 81
Ell hsbw Ne hasl received n iis waa
faksa g. ~ hesse ~ M Ifn Hfnaasay
ard %. 81 r. sp-pesr 3fpzse.l TIE
esanft Ne. Roch@ So inplrsd ma-e
thas y Tssf NO by q ssgoa skein ssrik.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30
WANT A FEMALE COP
Commissioners Would cloths
Her With Authority.
THERE IS ONE ImPfpImExT
ro,ses omesss ,s~ss h usoaass--Kick
Assi.ss Van ed E<prs. Drivsr&
Ro.stse nns1nnm-
THERE IS ONE IMPEpImtNT

Can the police ssd fre eonminion-
ere confes police sutkority O. Z woman 2
uas The question that stirred the gray
matter In the noodles q the commits
slonsrs yesterday. II y desired - rive
Mis- Ida HsRvsrk polics matron. police
authority. add the boerd b tying TO dad
II II has the legal power - % u Mssgn
Bender and Judson zero absent iron
the meeting.
Marshal Lemon hsd nothipx 10 ~
port from his department. and supsrin-
tsudent Carr reposted ell quiet IN bic
department He spoke a four houess
In the northeast qusrter Of the city
which had been buralarized. but no
great amounts had been taken. He also
spoke 81 oficer Browns eaas. which had
been reversed IN the circuit court spd
sent back 70 the justice court far trial.
Oficer Brown Was sued Tor damaeeo -
. boat owned by Lucy Booth. which he
used while. rcecuIng . man vho'hed
fallen into the river. The case was dis
missed In justice court and vss taken 10
the circuit court on Z writ 81 ccrfiorarL
Mr.. Carr stated that Assistant City At
torney Carroll was defending Odcer
Brown. The members of the board ex-
pressed the opinion that another attor-
ney Tor counsel should be employed
Want HoodIun Suppressed
Residents In Oskdals Park asked 10
have a special policeman appointed for
their neighborhood. n there 10 q gang OF
hoodlums which makes life miserable
for the residents OF that suburb OF the
city. Referred 10 the committee on men
and discipline.
p. j. Klingmsn entered a protest
against the rowdyish actions Of men who
hang around the dray and van stand at
the corner of Ottawa and Louis streets
Referred to the superintendent OF po-
lice;
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30
GRAND TRUNK CAUSED IT.
Lake Shore Shaded Rates Co Nee
the Cuts OF That Line.

New York. Dec. 29-The trunk line
presidents met today TO discuss the rate
situation as affected by the Lake Shore
shading which has been admitted by
President Newell and justified it on the
ground that il was necessary to meet
cuts by the Grand TRUNK. The Lake
Shore Is central traffic road and not
within the jurisdiction OF the trunk line
association Efforts will be made 10
bring the Grand Trunk road into line.
The decision OF the joint executive CON-
mittee in ordering complete restoration
OF rates January was approved. Diff
ferential rates were discussed, but no
decision was reported.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

HosroS. Dee 23.--Extsndsd srgu.
rnents vers made before Judge Colt 90.
York add New hnglsad railroad Ia Mas
- .husesss ADD Rhoje leland judge
Colt appssstsd Thomas G. Platt and W
4. Hart srcessefs n the road and Mars
dee ! Perry thfrd resolves. with bonds
q t'0oo0 Hart SO appointed receiver
Coz the property q TIE Rad 10 Connee.
ficaf frstaF.3ay
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

VALPARAISO. lnd-. Dec % = The
American Building. Loan q Investment
society was today placed in the hands
of receiver 90 complaint OF several
stockholders Louis f. Holman OF
Hammond. Indiana. was appointed by
Judge Gillett and bond was fired at co.
Ou The application charges gross
Encouragement OF affairs by It's officers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

sows drhnits Information from Rio
would D. of interest Really tho reports
Of fake battles are becoming somewhat
raoaldy. Msllo appears 10 b a South
American brand q Willie Tascsst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

HoxEsrrsp. Pa. Dec 9.--The entire
plant q the Carnegie steel works viii
resume Monday. Notices we're posted
today % reduction 81 ~ cents an
hour in the wages Of mschinists and :
Goats an hour for laborerA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

WITT Cleveland throw Gresham over
bsar'if This act would half please the
peopIe, nov u Grover would 20 ovsr-
board after him al would be we'll
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

VIZ hear nothing about the smoke
nuisance from the biz manufacturing
cities thess days. thanks 20 the demo
erzt party. The Wilson bin has proved
more effective than all the municipal
ordinances ever enacted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

Ir IL said that Cleveland Is much dis-
pleased that the senate IL 10 investigate.
IL 10 too bad that any one sheuld pre-
sumo 20 wait information that il not
furnished by the dictator himself.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

sit counties sent sielexssss 10 the IA
troos 81 Ipdsstsf conseatien 81 Red
Ctr. They eieeted the fpilsxinr Oh.
eprss President " a. Bsibes, saith
Csrek. vsoe rre-i6ent J. ~ Dewolf
Pser-ca. secretary ssd treasures. Z. s
Iiotdssiiea. flsrssy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

ChsvELsxD win possibly send the
ducks he shoots on his preset shooting
trip 10 make New Tears dinners for the
men without food owing 10 HI. policy.