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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-24

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-24

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-24
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
"A In The matter Of the Estetc OF :.

Notice Il hereby given that shall eel at
public suction. to the highest bidder. an THUR
day. the l7th day Of August. A. D. lS3. az ten
O'clock in the forenoon, at the front entrance
an treUcent avenue. to the Kent county court
house, in the city Of Grand Rapids. in the
county Of Kent. In the state of Michigan. pur'
suant To license aud authority granted to me
On the ilth day Of June. a. D., ls>k. by the pro
bate court Of Kent county. Michigan. all OF the
right, title. interest or estate Of said deceased
In ~ to that certain piece or parcel Of land
situate and being In the county al Kent, state
al Michigan. known and described Is follows,
towit: The northcast quarter 81 the nosthcas(
quarter, 81 section THIRTY ave Isl. In township
eisat o.. north OF RANGE twelve uO west
Alpine tOwship, Keut county. Michigan.
Dated, June ~. A. ID. l4H
EDWARD HESsE, Administrator.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-24

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-24

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
FORT WORTH CIGARS.
They Are Better Than Any Shipped
TO the City.

Tho people of Fort Worth are moth.
ing u not Intensely loyal To their home
institutions aud enterprises They nrr
known ABROAD IN this way, and q man
from Fort Worth, come upon linn where
you may, viii be found talking for his
home town and its people And This N
right. Homo Institutions should he nat.
ronigpd hy home folks and Tho money
kept Ia local circulation that otherwise
would 60 east or north TO pay for goods
shipped For instance, tho hundreds III
thousands OF cigars smoked annually nv
the lovers Of tobacco in Fort Worth
should be made NJ home There are two
factories IN the city Wcstlnnd's. M i,liS
Main street, aud Jonsons, over White
Elephant which make better i've and
ton cont cigars then are shipped TO the
city from other paints. The makers Of
these cigars are citizens 0f Fort Worth
and spend their money in Fort Worth
II tho cigar manufacturers of Fort
Worth were given the trade which tlev
deserve Il would mean AZ least l75 active
operators 10 add TO the population Of Tho
city. and about 5000 more IN circulation
each week. They are now emnlovinf.
but few people. aud IL Is possible that no
soon as the attention Of the Fort Worm
people Il called TO the fact that ihis
rily can produce hctter cigars than N u
shipped IN here from the north, east or
south the old time patriotism 10 patron
i've anything produced here win
result In materially Increasing bose
sales Smoke Fort Worth cigars
Judges OF the article say they are hot.
ter than any shipped here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

labor should take courage in the fact
that the leading daillcs Of the country
are moro and more giving special depart
mcLt7 to tho subject. These columns
are in charge Of tho most experienced
rcformers themselves. Several Of the
more influential monthliea are also filling
their pages with weghty articles written
by labor leaders. Over 100000 weekly
papers and several dnilics are now pub
lahcd entirely Ia thc interest of labor.
New Industrial organizations are spring-
ing MP an over the country; the old ones
are generally growing and all IRE crawl
tntinf towards a grand central national
md rYeu International union WHEN the
demands " this body are well crystalizsi
and the machinery for carrying them oul
Wen 10 motion, then certain victory viii
crown our efforts While cnuitnl " well
ORGANIZED and his hitherto had everything
iiH own way, labor q, making as rapid
progress as could be- expected when ali
the difficulties IL had 10 overcome arc
considered. The night Of waiting may
be long, but the morning Is sure 10 come.
Unite agtatr, educate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

On Dee 10, 1881. Senator VOORHEES,
Of Indiana made his great speech In tho
United States senate In favor OF FREQ
coinage and against contraction Of the
currency. The following Is an extract
"sir' In tho entire catalogue Of crimes
against human society not ono can be
found 80 awful Ia an rs Consequences. both
Immediate and remote. as a government
commits when It deliberately DESTROYS
the money Of It's own citizens. Wherever
"A al The REGIONS OF time such measures
nave been accomplished, the horrors OF
history have tAken pace No shrinkage
~ ne amount Of moncy, no contraction
" the currency 10 the hands Of tho peo.
PIE, was ever enforced hy law 10 any
considerable extent, uxcept amidst hrok-
en- lives, ruined hopes. despair. LOST honor.
and al the vices apringing frOni she low.
est deptAf OF poveriy aud human mlecrv.
Tho worst Ingredients Of war. rseqtlienee
and famine al iloW from the nrt 81 n
rorernSnent violeptly tnariug from no
HANDS OF The lahoring masses thp money
.hcs SO much need. Murder, theft. ran.
rery. prostitution. forlofg. Rnbtisleineat
frd fraud Of every hue and mieo rnrse
flic land that Is deprived Of fnli ANA
circulating medium on which to alive eni'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

South Australia adopted the referen-
All railroads in Cape Colony, South
Africa, belong TO the state
Nincieentgentieths of the Scotch coal.
miners are idle on account of the strike.
In Germany nearly 13.OOOOOO people
are Insured by compulsory state iusur-
ance.
Sentiment Do favor OF government own
orsllip of railways Is spreading In Eng
land.
Mexican rey1lutionists are offering from
S21O TO S. a day for tramps TO enlist
in their army
Bread and hutter' dances in oil Of
the unemployed are just now all the
rage In Australian cities.
The Manchester chamber Of commerce
estimates She total loss by The great
British ooal strike to- be S1jO,0OO,OOD.
The parity Of gold. silver aud paper
in France Is maintained naturally and
without any gold redemption fund 10 aid
it, The n0teg of the Bank Of France
are pure fiat
Agricultural aborcrs receive from $50
To SO per yrar In the Eastern province,
of Prus3in; the average paid In the West
crn provinces rs $50 while 10 Hanover
$40.
There nra queer occupations in India,
which appears from recent oonsns taken
by British government officials, who.
among others, mention "eye-cleauers "
prophets storm and hail seers.' and
"sorcorers"
Tom Buranls, The great English labor
,eader, an eight hour work day opening
public works everywhere cheaper rent
for The lahorers, cooperative farms and
various forms Of temporary relief for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

Then orr Ciristaniiy and our civilization
should undergo some hunauizing pfos-ss
that wOnld temper d Win justice hAe
aud goodness. and make j. OF some " leht
10 the unfortunate OF the nation.-Ma-
chine WOodworkcr.
Deleratrs frcu twenty labor organ
iaations Of Newcastle, Pa, met last week
10 discuss some method by which the
workingmen could live cheaper, the wages
Of the men having been cut down FROM
20 10 do pr cent. II was decided TO
select one grocer, one butcher, one
clothing man, etc, and throw all the
trade to them. provided. Of course, that
they viii make reasonable discount.
In case This Is not done, then The men
will start a cooperative store.
Chnuncey NJ Depe,v says. FIFTY men
| IN these United States have il 10 their
power, by reason of the wealth which
they control, to come together within
tweutv-fonr hours aud arrive AZ an under
Stumbling by which every wheel Of trade
and commerce may be stopped from re-
volying every avenue OF trade blocked.
and every electric key strucl, dumb.
These lily mon can paralize the whole
| country Tor they control the circulating
currency, and create a panic whenever
they will"
A great many laboring men are kick
ing Just now The engineers and some
others think klcking is very unpopular.
whareupon the Ledger correctly remarks:
About 100 years ago lot Of ldcl;ers
| in this country got together aud crii-
Cised King George who was having al
together too much 10 say. George didn't
like the kckprs, aud tried 10 chnsiise
them. but the kickors kicked too hard,
and George was put out As q result.
we have been healthy. wealthy and wise
ever since. Don't Kick at kirkcrs. they
accomplish great things some tines
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
LABOR DEPARTMENT.
BRowNsoN.
s. j. HRowNsoN, EDITOR.

ployment 10 rs toiling men and women.
The social Statistics Of mankind will
show that wherever the supply Of money
has boon scant and labor poorly paid
or loft entirely idle, there the galloWs-
tree hns borne most frequently Ms hor'
ria burden; there the jails and the pcnl'
tentiariea and all the haunts Of infamy
have been most crowded" Mr. voorhees,
was night. Mile. Carlisle Sherman IN
gals, Stewart and all woll-rcnd states
men agree with onr greatest political
economists and historians. such ns John
Stuart Mil. Dnniel Webster Henry CLAY,
J. q. Calhoun. Thomas jefferson, Arch.
bald Allison. David A. Wells. Hume,
Gbb0n, Ricardo, Jcyons. Smith. walker.
Benton. J8ckson, etc. Ia the statement.
Contraction ls the one underlying crime
Of crimes producing poverty. suffering:
murder, theft prostitution. forgery" and
The long black catalogue Of evils which
the siaesman 30 cloquently ennmerntes,
Imitation Of the currency to a proper linz
n is The remedy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
MUSIC at a DISCOUNT


All America is singing aud whistling
"After the Ball" prica en-
Al America VIII slug the prettier song
wont You Be Ny Swsehearl". Price SOC
Al America ia laughing over the latest
ana greatest comic song,
' ne Cat Came Back" ... Price 4oc
an Texas IS, or Will De. fiddilur or walt.
ing TO The latest waltz "hit,n
Sounds From the 6razos," Prizes SOC
] will mail any Of the above to arv nj.
eress on receipt OF price, or win mail nh
iaur Z or }, recelpt OF 81. II You have "Aitcr
tno Ball y Will mail instead tho oven nrst
ller song. Two Little Girls In Bl1en
Az Az 'he state agent for several Loading
; lanos, sell for cash only. pay freiehf
furnish stool and cover. Niypriee FOR styi.
~ and nrsi,class upright Pianos L from n,
uuis ~ % SOU Mhy pay double thsse
prices 70 some dealers. Respectfully ~
helt your orders and am, and viii aiwavs
De- Yours truly,
ARTHUR LOVE, Fort Worth. Tox
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

A s,i,..,,,., g. , r. "a,
county a. LniiJ I,,,l i,'l..''.. 't'"1 i,''ll'r
In.ia, ~ ~ %. ''''',
,,WWEr ~. 'oukihH OF hnWnWuod is
'",npN "l among l"l"Hner- Tor onurrss.
Tho New SOuihWa published al
Waco, II nnuthpr To dist pupnr lust
started,
A lodr. Of tho Americnp n,il,r,,
union hqs been started al Funston ,,iil
1850 mombprs WY"
nv, ,,,i,..f.,,... ......t
c-nno1y c,is INK, Xxx b, l" ,.si lV,,,i'li
TAUGHT Ina thc alliance "'' W.
en,,t.- a. "a ,tu,
gns ii,,, w ul9 i'ur.lllHed q
,il y.iintt l.,t NJ lu'ths.Vt' Nhu' Ut IS
al aus "''I' "Nl''l'cr'
IT,. a. ~ 'H,.l'1v", ono OF me oldest N
nnn'S l'AlorS iu the state, has taken cdl-
,,ntlnl control OF the New Era at Hal.
i'tlNNlIe'
The strike Of the Mill hands mt the linn
hcr mills lu Orange. Texas. has Ter.
minated after Il prolonged fight of four
or hvo months, The labIrcrs surrendered
uncundihonally and have resumed ,ysrl,
on the terms prescribed bv thc mil
owners Tho strikers return their CRATE.
ini thanks 70 the many friends who con.
trloulru TO their wants during tho strug.
Ale'
Major ]. O. Kcnfby. ono of tho leading
Populists of the state saws; IN i am
80 tortunaln as ~ be delegate tn the
next l,eople's party state convention /
slnll oilcr plank In the platform ntlyo.
eating an amendment 10 ne c1nstnnfion
~ Texas authorizing the state 10 mike
silver a legal tender aud 10 Cstnidigi,
mimic for The coinage OF the silver
product OF the United States Tho cons
sulutlon OF the United States authorizes
PIC want silver thoy ,,an eot II In I'M
way l suggest" W
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

,.nry. appgrtimcd properly among The
rSnniip. lndinna. Illinois. New York,
Iowa aud Oregon are uslug their sohool
funds 10 this way and tho Dslem worse
,,cn II would be great advantage 20
ibe farmers and labor generally II Texas
were 10 turn this money loose.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
GAznrrE ApvERr1srRs-

While the Gazette deeply appreciates
the liherality OF rs advertisers. Il has
become necessary 10 cal attention 10 The
rule that hereafter all those who desire
70 use page win be required - hand
Ia their cory At least one day IN advance
OF the date Il Is TO appear Copy for
halfpaec advertisements must be IN ibe
counting room by u O'clock noon IA
advertising eons viii be taken later finn
$ p. m preceding the day IL Is 10 be-
published
THE GAZETTE COMPANY
Sent, 80, 1904
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

Carlisle declares that the gold stand
nrd has been established by. tho repeal
end In hil opinion. for all time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

Governor Pennoyer's Thanksgiving. day
was generally observed by the Populists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

In the Powderly- Hayes contest, Mr.
powderly was vindicated in Hayes With
drawing all the charges he had made
against him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

Only 100000 a month Of tho 500
200, 900 selgniorage is to be coined
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

Ihe Alliance Courier Of Ardmore' J.
T.. urges tho farmers 10 beware and not
make Oklahoma a hot-bcd Of mortgages
as KanGas h..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
d.. LGGrk'S hTg0TaIOT.
The Great Wal Restorative.

Trial Bottle FREQ TO Show its Great
Merit viii be Sent to Anyone APP
plying Personally or by letter.
This celebrated remedy is a posi- i've cure
Tor nervous debility, spermatouhma. dis.
Iness dependency, falling memory, pro-
siatorrhUa, trembliuvs and nervous ia.
cases arts ng from the abuse OF stlmulants.
tobacco opium, or any other cause. II re,
stores without fai impaired vigor and ex.
hausted VI ality stops all unnatural losses
purhes the blood, cures pimples. blotches
eto, etc Price g per bottle. or 9 bottles
orsio, Write ior free trial bottles, ones
uon list and pamphlet, Address
I, MoG0RK NJ. D., SDeoialist.
@si Market St, Galveston, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

Corn. oats, bran, chops, hay corn b,-s
and oat bags at low priceB at Z n
drsws 4 Co. warehouse n he u,,it
man building on Front stnsat Snee,s,
prices made On round lots. relSsbops
Isl. A'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

TENAs AND PACIFIC AND wINpsop
HOTELS,
Gcorse II. Hu,chins, pronrietor
. flnest heiels west OF furt Worm n,,,.
nls'-elass houses Ia Abilene. Rate- si WV
Vl' me e.mple rooms fog drun,iser.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
MONIES ANp COMMENTS.

The Iehlgh Valley strike is one Of
tho greatest wo have ever had.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

The product Of gold annually in the
world Is not onc-half sufficient TO pay the
interest ON tho debts which the money
power OF Great Britain h1lda against the
balance Of tho world.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

Since the repeal passed the papers arc
full Of stories Of newly discovered gold
mines, many Of which urr said 10 be
very rich. See " they dont turn out 10
DO apples Of Sod0ui.'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

Whoever heard OF poverty in thc midst
Of prosperityf Yet such Us the case IN
America today. our corn cribs md
gruerics arc hur6ting with the fulluess
hiereof and yet human beings aro starry
ing all AROUND na.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

Tho struggle for existence r0hs the IN.
iellect Of al balance. intcndic5 the thirst
for revenge Of wrongs real or imaginary.
We hang the criminals for revenge and
Increase the police protection another ten
Or twenty per ocut Tho cost iA added
10 tho burdens already too gr.cyOua TO be
borne, aud we call 1t civilizuon.-Ih
rago Express.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

II. G. Dun, IN one Of his reporia Of
husiu0ss SINCE tho repeal. says Tho
lack Of orders have closed more textile
mills than have resumed IL Us lack ~
money among the people That's nll
ihurc Is 10 Il. They need the product VI
these factories and would buy II they
hid do uunoY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

The World correctly GAYS; "l'o rrduce
wages j. Ga cripple the Farmers market
for hi prolueia. while To reduce the price
which die fnwncra receive for their
PRODUCTS Is 60 cripple the market for the
products Of industrial labor. Tho prpa.
parity Of the one means tho prosperity
" the uiher, and 4 IL natural. therefore,
that they should move hand m hand for
She social reforms now demanded An
Increase In Che volume of money, on the
contrary, mndc accessible TO the fnrincm
aud business men at living rates, viii
raise VASES and the price VI farm aud
farlog products alike.
The oasis., 1893-10-19

is equally as interesting, embracing from the wild turkey to the black bird. There is also a spotted tail Tro- gon. of which specie there are not half q dozen known to be in the Uni ted States The display of reptiles and yenom0us insects Is also very complete, including snakes of every variety known to Arizona. the dreaded Gila monster, tarantulas, centipedes, etc. All of these specimens are pre- served in the best possible manner No other section of the United States produces such variety of birds as southeastern Arizona. more especially in the Huachuca mountains, and the exhibition will secure more than pass ing attention at the big fair.
The oasis., 1893-10-19
A Valuable Collection.

Colonel Haflord, of Tombstone, has made application for space at the Mid winter fair in which to display hls or nithologcal and geological collection, which many have pronounced the finest private collection on the coast. The prospector says that among the specimens mpantei balrs liouA
 wolves, deer antelope, lynx, mouH, tain sheep, wild cats, musk hegs, beavers, badgers, foSes, musk raie, coous, squirrels, prairie dogs and an onossuln, the only que ever seen In ths territory The eqlIsctiop cf birds
The oasis., 1893-10-19

Last Saturday suit was filed in the district court of Maricopa county by J. E. Walker as assignee of the Hart ford Bank, and Lulu C. Porter, against the Hartford Bank and the Maricopa X Phoenix railroad company to test the validity of mortgage made by the bank to the railroad company.
The oasis., 1893-10-19

Judge Mcdonald of Apache county, gives the age of his father, who is now living in South Dakota, at one hun dred and seven years, if he lives until the twenty-seyenth of this month. The old gentleman is reported as in very good health.
The oasis., 1893-10-19
$l,OOO REWARDI Proclamation by the Governor.

TERRITORY or ARIZONA, EXECUTIVE DEPT To All to Whom These Present, shall Come, Greeting;
 WHEREAS. Information from authentic sources has been received by me that Frank W. oury, citizen of Tucson, Fima county. was murdered at Arlvaca, in the said County, on the 18th os september, 1895, by some person OF persons unknowni
 Now, therefore, [, Charles NJ. Bruce Acting Governor of Arlzoan, by virtue of tho power and authority lu me vested, do hrreby offer q reward of One Thousand Dollars for the ar- rest and conviction of the person og persons who committed thc aforesaid musdcr. Iy WITNESS WHEREOF have horcunto sot my -..-- hand and cnased the Great SVai of 'SEAl. thc Territory io hc uihScd,
 --, Done at l'hGuIy the capital, thi- twenty -hrst day of Sepicmhct lSaa.
 CiiAS. M, DRuCE Attpstl Acting Governor.
 [. h. nEyEREUX,
 AssIstaut secretary of ArSopa
The oasis., 1893-10-19

J. C. Kennedy of Tempe is forming d company for the manufacture and sale of irrigating machinery. Mir. k. is the inventor of a horse power pump which he claims is good proposition and which will go into the business.