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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-11
WOOL DRESS GOODS!

Our shelves laden with choice shadingS Of
Dress Goods that must supplement Great White
Goods Offering with word about Dress Goods
and invite readers to call and the colors in
Silk Warp Pinchaine Silk Warp Bcngalines Soft Pop
Inns, New jacquard Figures. Whip Cords and CheyOtS
These Dress Goods latest speciaItieS and are
worth seeing.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-11
Don't Delay.

Now is the time to give your order for
a pair of fine shoes. Doughty is head
quarters for shoes and repairing. Main
street, opposite MOrehead bank.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-11

Fits, dizziness, hvsteria, wakefulness,
bad dreams and softening of the brain
quickly cured by Magnetic Nervine. Sold
by w. NJ Yearly
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-11
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

W. NJ. Morgan, \. E. Lloyd, T. D
German, c. c. Taylor, c. \. Jordan, E
u. Lineberry, w. A. Slater, T. B. Fuller
II. y. Snow, T. J. Winston.
MAJOR II. II. ROGERS, State Agent.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-11
OFFICERS.

J. T. Pinnix, president.
W. II. Proctor, vice president.
f. c. Murray, secretary and treasurer.
F. l.. Fuller, attorney.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-11
ALL ORGANIZED.

The Local Poard of the United Banking
and Building Co. Is Organized.
We take very great pleasure in giving
the local board of the United Banking
and Building Co, Richmond, Va, al
Durham, y c.:
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-11
SHOE DEPARTMENT.!

The stacks of Fine Button Boots
and Oxford Ties in new spring shapes
are complete with every size for wO-
men, misses and children.
1t does not require a telescope to
discern the fact that we hot only eX-
eel in the fine qualities of our goods,
but III Low Prices as well.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-11
WHITE GOODS!

VgllE = Q OJ ID
800 yards Fine India LinOn, all
perfect, but in short lengths q to S
yartS), at 10 cents, worth Is cents.
Fine White Null, ca inches wide,
at 40 cents, worth 80 cents.
Fine White French NainsOOk, 80
inches wide. at 80 cents, worth -
cents
SILK Mulls in Pink. Blue and Cream
at 80 cents, worth $l.25.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-11
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

Notice Is hereby given that the firm Of
Michael = CO. = alssJ.y-d by mutual eOusent
L. u. Fisher.
Durham. May 2, lcq8. AICHAELS CO.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-11
Report Of the Condition
The ?i,.. Ia.i.... 3.,s d 1..a.n,

At Durham, in the State of North Carolina, at
the close of business May I. ls!3.
No 3SlI.
RESOURCES
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-11

1T Il ALONE FOR LIVE ME!
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

Ex.Minister Stevens aud Ex Consul
severance. both Of whom were In Hooo-
lulu at the time q the threatened issur-
rsction ia Hawaii last January. declare
that Biouut's report isfaise and mislead-
ing Ia most Of it-es@ontiai-. Dir. Severance
reasons sith force that Minister Stevens
acted ia an impending CRISIS Just a. any
other American With similar authority
wouid act under ike circumstances IL
- very probable that IN the excitement
a ,h- time the minister might have an
t.cipate.i certain formal acts by the in
sarreetioaists sol taken timely preesu
tson g. prevent los q lie among Amer.
leans II IS hixhly improbable that he
sntefsd iafo a Conspiracy 10 dethrone
The queen and pe&ceatly install the pro-
vlsiouai eovsrumeat ~ a display u the
armed tsrres % the United states Mr.
Saseranss calls attention 70 the Tact
that nearly az lie foreign govern
nenfs represented BY iirl1sba;ic agents
- Hoee sla have recognised The pro
Fis.oasi E9frrnnent asd entered no
profess seaiust 80 lsnding % the
Naitr8 States msrines under Minister
Sie7e0s' orders Bot shat 10 these
charges sad conates sharEcs between
hioas, sad - 81 diplomats amount %
in s.sissinx ssf.'sncot % the maia
t-ssei fbeF sfsr1 The sen;ismen
pss.sat rhsnnei for The >xcaanxe u
unren elirlertsry F~ssoaal remarks.
sod thass atous aH u bioant hes
hzs sfccFer the friendly hsni q ums
sfll rsin' bins ~ greater thar Anaaias.
ssa Miaiss~s ster-ns will BE- vindlcased
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

Camal .ssloasr hio0nts report on the
ha~aiian ease "a made public last
ssht A fairly comprehensive synopsis
* Il appears ia tsis issue and ffoea hat
ssuaps.s the public EiA bs able 70 draw
ia osa cone.ussocs. TIE report shcsls
sioliloa4l isht UPON The aaitsfs IN
controversy. although il does cot give
sa1plsts pyessafaI.on u the cas-. The
report appears % b barren u recon
sasatal.sa eseept BY wsy II dodaetios
ifaso - prem4sez Ia consists largely 81
1ocaasaiary pr5ofs 81 bmittsd 70 blouat
.4pen tue ssgsra. hearings a. hoaoaala
s11 a - tuzhnga q fact upon the evs-
.ssec tszse az iaoss hearings. he *
eiaias tAs kasiiug dow O -ot tAe hsg incl.
deaf e.thoag catering INTO defense Of
bis or,isr The greater part Of hss report
has b~ea anticipated ~ the news
.gsncies. - that 10 oootaias 10 surprss,
ihx rrsssations Nero biouut bed
~ r. "a pgblie confidence ia report
would t~ received eith tie fespecs ac-
cus,sosi to iae reports Of other govern
ae0t o.Eeials st l. ub:ogtun4se that 10
- regarded nth aistsust aud tha,
he motives have besn impugned.
whether Justly or otherwise. Hss re-
peri ALI be exposed % the cross tre q
PARTISAN criticism oct II which all
coas heated q lssenssoas andacrinoaio0s
poiliical ordinations. practically bury
fng iron sight ali patriotic eonsidera-
tioez The report vii clarity the
murky atmosphere surrounding the case
for tie time beine but otherwise there
IL no addItlonai grounds upon which
% renew savage partisan attacks upon
these Who ars entrusted with the duty
u patrloueally clearing mp the compli-
Gated questions al stake. Ii still re-
main. for the senate 20 take the case in
hand That body vail have before II all
tho facts upon which IL declined 70
rat,fy the original treaty aud the sup
elementary facts reported by Blount
The administration - powerless TO ne
gotiate treaty without the concurrence
q the senate. The policy Of the admin.
isfration. 10 IL have one. must be ratified
~ the senate. II the reports emanafing
from Washington which purport to ex-
press the opinions Of divers democrat
senator's be true. the administration will
be turned dosn IL Il shall attempt TO
force an IA american policy upon the
peoplc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

Those ". q I u. somea n O.ceola
Nslsssska. pho flexged several wild
yonas girls pab'isly, base b~sa ca
ssets.i aaa Heed 0oodi Nben vomsa
uas Tee eofl eehFisliaa G. cleak rot
hAaiam the oaaaos b tpo ssnshsy ieAit
s.tB ~ TIE satfage.i las Aasksesse
& htaairie.
IfsH tha Slate IN ths untoa issli -
pfnasqfis anA anosHFt osntstosis 18th
i.sis fa.t.af. az as.= Aisnixsa ihsfa
assla - A. sss,saaa lalii,y Al NsshiaT
ias u4s,es ths paassgs a fe.iefs ias
~ $40 saepsssss.sa q this fefun - ssima
iistrsat ffltaaa
tifrat IL dsaas satie tain fsfsJa a.
fha threat - eat sea ass "a He tee
az hss .issffafs3 ths sea ifals p ihis
fes4 aea fss4tf th.spsaa8 f1nfle 80
.leslitaie ~ ihs ilaae4s snt4lea "a
Htes sss sd tlses~sse f'eft aafse
Iines
tha go Aasfis~a cruises ttsivsss.ia
ss.is siiansf - sai fsa - AshleleT
I'D isstsest 1svspet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

Aidesmsn Jssats nsis . .one~hai
ts-ig sppearanrs - dsfsed hinself
sxaiast ~ sensations nate 10 coo
s..ssses ~ith hissil-Erd deal With Veg
ser lie appeared a. tl@ Hrst m~ssinw
q tas er,y ksvlas Jurisdiction - a.
v-sf gate ia css~ ho~sves. aad = "a.
tt,sf "a rr.siis ioF htiaiy chsllscgsrx "a
v-sf gst.on q ~ eautact there
->sms - - -oVs sssqbt =. - his lasest
- t~fFsud - cit. g ~ did aeffsad Il
snd a. ssteat - tss ss-soe~ -
afose bang ~ mag h. AEls =
Gear BE- ssfm-aas tsisfaaa u
els !. - inpaisiv- va sd =
rrnne ~ art ~it1ert ,rgari - enase
4assees H1 ays sissss basus e r~rl
s-putafssu. Al i--@s ssst-ssy BE putiisss
pe-~satasi aer eshe~ ehsfx~s sxsla-t
Am in'fti~lsf nsrsi iasp.s.ssls - a.
pseL n = charitable ~ r-vsza 90
ssfsase he = ao~ ehaesel ssiA =. ~
resets 4 = nsfsk~s sa.isrssso.taa -
inee,-ars iasi.ses~ne- - - sasssetsT
. s~~ms sser~ishi@ thss 90 - ~.
.ntsi xess~ s1assli siassses bsa.-~r -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

OocAzosALLT a local esenipg en-
change delivers itself o. = reAl hsmof.
oas th0aghE Que such 10 eontainsd IN
the foiio~Ing brsvity:
Thsrs 1. hAsdly . respectabls ne~sF@psr In
The. eoslntry. u eitAaf polltlcsi paf'y. thss
presssds ~ support ne uaxsurnpian poiiey
VI tbs saalIalstFafioa IN ths haaalia1 affair.
The fs~ that do make slsch Psstsass slisrsass
ths question n al Apologies. perfunctoey
ln4nner rhich shows plainly that tkey are
.itAoat sincerity Ia the views ~hieh theS es.
pres. aEd are coascioas Of being ca TIE
~Fuas slds ~ ths qaesiion-
Tue hamor % this item lies In the
qualification. respectable newspaper.
The idea that respectable news
paper could openly or evea perfuae-
torlly support question knowing itself
and lis side o. the question 10 DO wrong
Is a gfots-qae and therefore humorous
siiegation
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21
HOTEL Go,sIP.

-Pingree eau be governor IL he wants
10. said ex.State senator A. Mines 10
The Morton last night He is ia po-
s,tiou to demand anything he may care
Tor. Id would Ike 10 see hun elected
He'd make mighty good governor. and
he'd stir up thiags little -someshsng
that's needed | don't believe he'd
he afraid ~ veto any thing either
W. Mont Ferry OF Park City, Utah. q
nephew OF ex-senator Thomas w. Ferry
OF Grand Haven. arrived In The Morton
last night.
Samuel l. Raub. one OF Big Rapids
oldest lumbermen. was among yester-
days arrivals in The Kent
All the members OF tho -Wicklow
Postman" company are guests In
SWEETS
r. Ashley Dent, Chicago furniture
man is registered in The Morton
MoRToS-Thomas A. Parish. Grand
Haven, s. L. Stark. Allegan; f. V. Nor.
ton, Jackson; t. j. smith. Whitehall;
W NJ. Slosson. Reed City; A. Birney.
ionia.
SwEEr's-John Grace. Kalamazoo; III.
Allen. Detroit. Andrew Cook. lonia; w.
W. Joynes. Flint W. Hartman. Jr.. FIRE.
mont; Miss Gertie Woodbury.. Battle
Creek.
New LIVINGSTON Allen. Detroit:
f Ia Johns. Shepard; +. NJ Bosworth.
Lansing; A. Z Hatch. Detroit; w. IL.
Thompson. Msncelone; +. I. Stimson.
Ann AFbor.
EAGLE C. w. Parker Lowell; Emma
W. Rowland. Hesperia; X ID. Howell
Lansing; l.. 4. Lemon. Iouia; .. III.
Field. Billiards.; Myron Ballard. Sparta
KESr-S. l. Raub. Big Rapids; IA. j.
Campbell. Petosikey; q. v. Nash. Nor.
wood; William Ewing. Lansing: l.
Phillips. Bovine; G. 1. Arnold. Mackinac
Island.
BRiDoE STREET William Stimson
Sparta; q. IA. Detlor. Bedding; Mrs
Madison. Sparta; f. o. Smith. kalama
zoo; p. Kelley. Lowell; Otis Wells. Cad
| lilac.
CLARESDoS-A. Shoveland. Big Rap
ids; j. q. Land. Detroit; Miss Emerson
Bay City; James Malcolm. Tslimadge
John Bowling, Walker; {. T. Cnsppell
Berlin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21
TIGHT AS A DRUM
ON The WYOMING DIVISION
sxrikers VIII No< tnserfe~s wtsh the
Rsaning OF Mail Irsins. oss Al
others Mast Nos Ne Moved

wttKrsBAkkE. Pa. Nov. 90 Tho
strike on the wgoning disisioa y e.
saming . rather serious aspect While
the officials 10 reply 70 ell inaulries ssy
-sll passenger ira ne are rnnnirg.' the
fact remains that althoagA th,s may be
partly true. u does not reflect the ssfss-
ton by any means Coal and freight
trafic IL tied up ss tight - drum aud
the few passenger trains which are al
loved 10 run OF account u the mslls.
have been able 20 crawl along ffom
point to point aud do not sttempt 10 fol-
low the schedule Even these NAV be
abandoned at any time. although the
strikers say that they ell not
interfere N the company secures
nos-union men 20 run the mails
Several strikers. who had signsfied their
intention 10 20 90 work. failed 20 report
today. The, had becs visited st their
homee by q COMMITTEES of strikers and
persuaded To quit No Intimidation
Was rcsorted 10. hosever. All passenger
trains between Mauch Chunk and
Wiikesbarre are running with green
men. They are not familiar with the
road and asa result run On an average. OF
from three 10 i've hours late The mail
trsins are mostly made up Of mail and
baggage cars. while In some q car or two
OF pcrsshable freight IL coupled on and
sent 10 lts destination. The men In
obedience to their Instructions keep
away from the railway station and
hardly striker can bc seen about the
Mace.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

Tar tie LshisA strikers are net
withoal issf essso y snphssizsd %
the cozdiflons uadsr which me strike .
aa.is. Vita al the great lnfsstrsss Il
ne eouatEy prostFate. ssfh the besin-
nlsx q . bard sinter 81 thsir doors
snA .ith thousands q idis nsn ready
% step into their sseaat plaess the en-
plo,ss have rsfassd u work NATL their
requests shall bs grantsd There must
indssd. 10 issfies N tho.s requests else
an army q mea would hssifats b I'm
peril its means 81 nakias = hy.ng Il
such time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21
GRAND RAPIDS HERAIn TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER lsa

ara psessotef dsssis q l.ad shleb siii
1llos Tie ssatE1ssl asDt u Nsst aitoa
streei 10 3oan Bal psfk. hstestsd 70
the Goa lnsttte o. STREETS. TIE a'defusen
" tts nisln xsfd sBd tos cals sitoFns,
hssioe0s oa Seutn Lane sssa ee
aseea ioF tie imFEosenent o. tnat
street. t1rsnted
Tie eonmsttes 90 sewers repcfted
fsvorsols 4 q tns pstsgioa fos . sessr Al
bsIter~eFth ssea1s Adopted
Aem1ers u the sood dealers association
agreed ~ furiaish wood Tor the pour al
s40 pea eord. The eopmiites on poor
fee5mneadea that al sgreenent BE
dssRn b TIE cafy attorney 10 be ssgoed
~ these Suoi dealers Adopted
Tue comn1ltfee on poor recon nlenued
that els pe aoosied y The city 10 aid
10 - 49, hsss Nilsson back u Sweden
Adopted.
The counties on public lighting rec.
omu1oGded that the blll ~ The Grand
Rapids Eieetgie company for Tecon
sfrucllaz the loweg IL the corner 81
Hall and lolia street be paid The TAI
Il for e3o Adopted.
The cooa mltteo on ofolnances re-
ported an amendment 20 the sidewalk
CthtoaA%N Nttto tfCft@~o e"~e $50
walks shall be kept clear Of snos during
the winter.
Condemned Dangerous buildings
The board Ut building inspectors re-
ported that the buildings al Nos Ia IL
aud 10 Canal street had been examined
aud they recommended that the walls
OF Nos. IL and 10 be iorn down and re-
, constructed Of stone brick or iron. The
walls Of No. 10 are not Ia 20 dangerous
q coalition ss the others. but the board
recommended that these walls he
treated the same a. Nos- IL and ID
The report Vas concurred 10 aud re
ferred To the city attorney.
Alderman Kinney offered resolution
that the marshal notify tho owners Of
the blocks at Nos. Is. IL and 10 Canal
street TO place the front walls OF their
buildings in safe condition pending the
report Of the city attorney.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21
NOT ALL Is JOY.
Georgia Cayvan Tells About Stage
Loneliness

Loutttnt-&
One OF the few women OF the contem-
porary stage who do tneir own thinking
Is that austere spin r and capable
player. Miss Georgia Iayvan. She gets
many letters. Il appears. from young
giIls especially. proposing all kinds OK
queer questions concerning life on the
stage Probably moved by one OF taese
persistent correspondents. Miss Cayvan
wrote these words:
"Very often women Wrought 10 know
better, rave about the Jolly companion
ship Of the stage-of the immense fun
aud ver.ending excitement that COMES
10 those who take up acting as profess
sion. They do not know OF the loneli
ness OF 10 all-of the narrow. encompass
ing line that imprisons us and makes us
beings apart from the great body Of
men add women as far "a en-
joyment aud friendly compsnionship
IL concerned The footlights iiicScr.
burn low. burn high. yet We aud our
world stay on one side and the easy
Going. theater. loving folks 90 the other
No Brahim like code of caste is more
rigorous than are those little lights that
fringe the stage. They speak their
edlct 10 us. and tell us that While there
is another world beyond our make bee.
lieve one With it powder aud paint. its
silks and rags. We must not REAR our
efforts 10 enjoy az even temporarily or
our work will suffer. jolly. - it Jolly
20 cit alone In ones dressing-toom. when
not .e:ing. t. go to ones hotel. Ia sleep
10 work, rehesrse sna then act agaip.
Oh. yes.-it u Jolly AS Jolly as poor 81
simeon was up on the pillar. We have
10 simulate JOY aud sorrow. tears aod
Laughter 80 often that ws never have
tune b. give our real emotions fais sway
We are often invited % DANCES 90 teas.
10 receptions. which Ne may not atirnd
and jet mimic than while the audience
that site IA ths front ~ays. All. hos
they seen 81 snjoy Il all Joilyl Al.
ye.. the life u an actress - Que steraai
round q iatottcatsag pleasure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

ESAscEIIsr MILLs projected slsdge.
hammer blows AT the eonsciences Of IN.
cody church members last night tie
sermon was one Of the most powerful
ARA garments OF insincerity aud hypoc-
risy ever delivered in this town. That
IL fell ca guilty ears vas attested 10y the
intensity of interest manifested and 10
the eliminating outbarst Of applause.
such sermons ought 10 be engrossed
and placed 10 the most conspicuous
memorial xindos "a the churches
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

at don't know what win ever become
Of you. Tommy" said his mother. "fou
are careless and extravaganza about every
thing. You tear your clothes. knock the
soles of your shoes, punch holes into
your hats. lose your schoolbooks. fool
away your toys and playthings, and don't
take care Of anything. You waste great
deal by your heedlessness. Tommy"
IL don't waste nothin In handkerchief.
mamma" snu.fied Tommy Indignantly.
Chicago Tribune
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

"what are you doing" said the clerk
In the hotel. do You want to asphyx-
tate yourself and die on our handsy
What's the matter with your"
you've gone and blown out the gas. !"
"Nuthin nv the kind. Tn entitled TO
the use Of this gaa. hain't u"
yea"
well. ] can't get any satisfaction BY
nghtin IL. The only way kin git my
moneys worth Is to sit here and smell
t."-washington Star.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21
svitchmen an sympathy.

BUFFALO. Nov. 20-A meeting Of
Switchmen's lodge. No %. was held
tonight. at which all the lodges
were represented. The switchmen
extended sympathy and offers OF
assistance IL needed TO the strikerA A
committee OF strikers vas appointed
and was received by the switchmen TO-
night Ii does not appear that any
thing was decided upon further than TO
report the assurances Of the association,
and declare they would do the strikers
no harm il they did them no good.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

YESTERDAY aChicago Judge sentenced
a lawyer to a term Of six months for
contempt OF court in refusing to turn
over moneys 10 man as directed by an
order of the court II that Judge lived
In Grand Rapids he would be mighty
unpopular with the turbstone contingent
Of the Kent county bar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

VIZ the democrat members Of the
WAYS snd means committee set their
pes tsfiT bdl completed !; will be
thieg u beauty 90 them alone. The
lille e~knsn of thu couatry ~ill have
no sort a admiration Tor IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

CHRIsrIsS science has claimed an
other victim. An Illinois man who had
typhoid fever took the treatment lie
doesn't need any treatment now. AZ a
matter Of abstract reasoning christian
science. may be all right, but prac-
teal application its a pathological
keely motor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

THAsxsoivIso DsS win be . memor-
able Que for the poor Of this town. II
each Of the members % the committee
appointed by the Provident society
sh u contr butte never 50 httie there will
lie enough realized to make happy q
regiment Of poor persons
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

PrssoSs who we're sanabAggrd on
wofld's fair rates scot feel very i0ni
bsiou- shen tbey learn that western
railroads have been muleted - the tnns
u gsoo.noO b f0sxed ticksta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

DISCOVERY il made that some clever
rascals have been counterfeitng rail
road tickets by tho wholesale. Ii Is
said that over 100000 worth OF them
have been fioatsd. the Michigao Central
being one OF the heaviest losers The
Michigan Central is playing in hard
luck this year. sure enough
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

Charlie Poorpeigh-l tell you what u
r.. snipleigh. used 10 consider yoa q
good tailor. but the clothes you have
been making for me lately are several
years behind time.
Mr. Sniplcigh--They are MP 10 date
with your last remittance. Mr.. Poor
peigh.-Vogue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

THEsE are the kind % soldiers En-
peror William demands: You must
havs bat Que wili. and that il my viii;
one Lac ana that - my law" William
basa't asked thu German army to pray
70 bin jet, put he is liable to aay day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

Nstta ne BFaEa,sa f.t~i = easisa
tsssis III vastaa t-stsseeasa 4 PIP
sftf ss1 sis psisseias q ahsfa@l see
shaaf@~s sen - satlsis ksa ~ sea
fesfi nrfiaa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

MK. CLEvELASD's appointments are
constantly bringing fame to the admin
ministr4tion- Hoge. who was APP
poiated consul to Annoy, wound up IN
Fl Paso the other day. His condition
Was sptly expressed by the Last two
lines Of dispatch: -He Is dead drunk;
he il dead broke. and he is dead sore"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

JANIS DALEY earned ten years rec
idsnce 10 states prison by exerting his
muscular strength TO break open a safe
at Mil Greek James will probably re-
greet that bis proves was expended la
the manner aforesaid. but his example
and tate will be invaluable to those who
would emulate his style OF gaming a
livelihood.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21
Economic
RoaSter.

Then YOU will be sure TO have juicy roasts, we'll
cooked fowl or duck without having the trouble ordi
narly arising whefe the old-fashioned drippng-pans
are used.
You do not have TO watch and basic your meats
when you use an Economic Self-Basting Steam
Roaster II watches and bastcs itself All you have
to do after putting the roast into the oven in an Econ
omic is to take il out again at the proper time
The near approach of Thanksgiving and Christmas
DAYS reminds us that must be preparing for them.
The purchase of Economic Roastcr eil insure a
well cooked dinner and saving TO you OF many little
annoyanceS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21
sTRIKERs ARE ORDERLY.
Company Filling Their Places With
New Men.

EAsroS. Pa. Nov. 20-The brother
hood men held meeting this afternoon
at their headquarters IN Bragg's ball.
South Easton. The company 10 not
moving IS much freight a. IL did last
night Ii cannot get the engineers and
firemen. The strikers are quiet and or
derby. The four trains scheduled 10
leave New York this afternoon. two way
aud two express, arrived on time. Sew.
erai more telegraph operators have LETT
the company's employ. one OF them
being q new man. The company has
hired q lot of men and sent them mp the
road to nll positions No violence Of
any kind has been reported.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

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