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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

When The Morning Parrot attempts
b. make a point 1t Is either at the ex-
pense n truth or when il Is suffering
from an acute attack % the enlarged
ernian. It's vulgar inscnsibility to the
Ordinary decencies q truth has been 50
many Times illustrated by II. explana-
tors. excuses AMI retractions that il
Seems awof< q superertgation tocall at.
fention q ~ latest spasm u untruth.
YESTERDAY. With uubiushing effrontery.
The Democrat printed ~ true the fol-
lowipx disphanous faisehoosl.
In m faes ~ the allegations - the anti.
superior cent orgsns. that tho circuit has
not work enoagh. senator Barnar yesterday
infroei'icec hiil prevailing for a shird judge
fcr This cirvuit.
Senator Barnard introduced no such
fsll tie has introduced no bill that can
p distorted into a rurpo~e 10 provide
IT, third circnit judge. RE has simply
Introduced hiH ~ reduce the salaries
pau ~ sfrnographers ~ the circuit
court vise and wholesome act.
The Parrot wss not without motive In
rrintiu< TIE transparent fabrication. II
infen'lei % deceive the public into The
heiirf thar The ii.i had trcn introduced
- cosfoirTativs prof. - 10 oan wisdom
snd reliability Il wanted to make
g<xi - statement that " thr superior
court shall 70 abolished another circnit
court iusgi' eill b necessary To ID
thiz ite Lansing letter wss garbicd for
TIE soie purpoae q pressicstlnx upon IL
the schlsvovsly and maliriously false
edifofnsl. when ssach = PROSTITUTION =
The press Is necesaary - prejudice put
DC erinior the cause in which il l. ussnsi
must - s,lsiiy demoralixed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

James Cassidy Of Curwensville. Pa.
Is one OF many men who are devastating
our forests as rapidly rs they can. iiis
srore of timber cut in twenty years IS
-i0nou.oup feet. All IL ii was cut ~ one
county Cleariicld and fioafed down
the west branch 81 tie Susquehanna.
The London Optician SAYS that great
men are usually blue eyed. and instances
Shakespeare. Socrates. Locke. Bacon.
Milton. Goethe. Franklin. Napoleon.
Bismarck. Gladstone. Huxley. Nirchcw
aud Renau
In the Croatian diet Count He,ler-
vary has announced that Mr.. Gladstone
recently sent his nephew 10 Croatia 10
study the county's constitution n its
bearings upon the home rule qres'sen-
The friends % Congressman sherman
hcar 81 Massachusetts. Vho was not re-
dominated issi fall. say that n be - m
Niied TO hecome United States district
attorney IN Boston he viii accept.
The class q -. law department 4
New ofk university. has Just organized
~ eiecting FIorence ~ Dauslerteid AZ
presidenf the first time a woman has
ttt' Att"h That honor.
Prof = = Barnard a the Lick ob
sesf aiofy often fievotes twenty hours
cut - TIE twenty four - work at the
'flfeccfe AID ~ The computing faoal
durinis clear weather.
Secretary F1kins has hecn - success
fuI - he financial operations during
the Past 'ieca1c that h. v alreaiy
spoken = A. The eoainr richest man ID
the ceaatrY
PoEfietie D3az Jr- sor II President
Diaz. hss ~. the Cts = Mes}ce for
Washinei'n as a. at,acile Il tie Mex.
can iezafien there
Kerr Hardy n = still aaheres 70 his
little ecrentftcifiee he confe g. ne
houee ~ dirty ninefs clothes sad
greasy hftie cap
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

Tth rae hitter partisan snA selfish
srsris uar fesied ever the proposal 70
eholssh tlo superior court. "a has hcen
aifftssf Is ascertain ~ trtsr status q
TIE ssse vhfe Is - desirable that
eonft eti..a SHELTERS setire democrat
peiiac,ar- il Eat ofiic.- should ~ ai.oi-
ishe,l f.r - efher rrason. ~ question
- e,orefns = urpe-a,eet
K'isee here IN tslass HzRuD is a
fairly eonrreil~nstve statement = ne
sinse scfusl'r consumed turing a period
~ ncariy f0o morths ~ eseh II re
tnree ln5ees d fl,eir rcsreetiye ccufts
A. superficial glance ere reueiissbss
ga eneh 49, ,toee silitecntite r~asna.
shle sxrerf Bet close usasgsis Z
the ereraeter srd uusui.er - tee ca-ps
vii sasizfv arf to,ly that Re SANE vers
eee - rsrfsrnsesi ~ t~p ig,i~=e sta
on -. ~ ao rss.,,s,sssrv herien ap,t
SIZE rr,ar5 - ne hcsT = - errstsr
81 as t administration = ae.
coalts. Tie people have stood an
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

any other source; bat 10 show that. -
compared with either The Rogue or
Grand rivers. declared h, -ronce<iedis
the lcnst expert ksssfznlic engineer ~
Michigan sc SATURDAY : HEaALn. Feb
ruary Is. The Ihornarele river = IN
cosDpafahls superiox a. a source Il sup
ply.
The main points - superiority ~<fe
pointed cat IA nay article isee HERAlp.
February ~ tui 10 the nsaster - being
liable - sewage Contamination. quote
ffoiuthe report a Mr.. A. e. Sekeii. on al
diflcnal water supply Tor Grand Rapids.
isSo. Population ~ Grand kiseF val.
ley. alese Grand Hapids. eighty three
per square miles lestimatesils t.arnherten
Creek valley. tweafs eight. Indian Mil
Greek valley, which be strongly recon-.
msnded a. source II supply. thirty
eight persons per square mile The
population Il the 1hofnGpple valley Is.
thirteen years after the above was writ
ten. about twenty eight persons per
square mile.
some local members II the engineer
ing profession believe that Lake Nichi-
gan is our ultimate and only safe source
II wster supply and that all meney
should be spent with that end IN view.
To obtain water from either source Is
a matter OF expense which can only he
determined by careful surveys and esfi.
mates. The probable revenue from the
sale IL water viii be largely conjecture.
Then will come the question 10 be de
cidcd by the voters. Which system are
you willing to pay for. Respectfully.
nj n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

Mr.. Cleveland has completed his cab
met IL has occsssoned the newspapers
no little anxiety and has developed at
least one surprise The failure % jerks
appointment after that gentleman had
announced the same. accompanied by
ell The details 10 the correspondence by
wire between himself and the president
h certainly a surprise II the profoundest
kind a. his frienfls- However. il is one
Of the iaci,isnts of politics and IS worth
~ further notice.
The cabinet i not we'll divided in it's
recognition n geographical sections
The s-suth = abundantly taken care Of
In three 81 The most important places -
Carlisle. Smith and Herbert are the
soutnerners. From the east. Lamont
and Bis-~ll q New York and Olney IL
Massachusetts are chosen Ia represent
the political fortunes II the admini-tra-
ton IN the matter - patronage. The
great and expansive west il represented
BY Gresham ~ Indiana and Morton Of
Nebraska. The Pacific states are IL.
rorrd.
The new cabinet contains two close
political and personal friends q the
president. Lamont ard Bissell- All the
others are comparative strangers None
az the members held Office under his
former administration by his appoint
ment except Lamont. who was his pri-
vafc secretary. IL is impossible 10
guags the -satesmanship q the new oiii.
eial family, Tor none % them excepting
Carlisle has ever had any Sarge and ex-
tended experience IN practical govern
nient.
The cabinet contains one editor and
seven lawyers There is a show for the
editor. but he viii be obliged 10 keep a
merry pscf il he holds his own against
seven of kind
10 President Cleveland il pleased with
bin cabinet. nobody else has ground for
complaint. unless IL be jerks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23
BOOK NOTICES.

Henry George is the most eminent
land theorist In this or any country. He
has done as much or more than any
other 10 teach the true relation between
the user and occupier Of land. His
original deductions were drawn from
the philosophical dispositions Of Her
bert Spencer. Now Herbert Spencer
reasoning from the same premises
reaches other conclusions. This upsets
the philosophy Of Henry George and in
his a Perplexed Philosopher" he seeks
10 show the Inconsistency OF Spencer
lie says: If the reasofis for the change
be sufficient and there be no suspicion
II Interior motive the fact that man
now condemns opinions he once held
add 10 the admiration that previously
We may Nave entertained for him the
additional admiration We, must feel for
one who has shown that he would rather
be right than consistent The work is
certainly a sharp criticism IL Spencer.
written in Georges virile style. Pub
lished by Charles l.. Webster 4 Co.
Eaton Il Lyon.
Any book that savors of nautical mis-
adventure is sure 10 find eager readers
among the boys and older persons as
well. List, Ye Landsmen; A Romance
OF Incident" by W. Clark w. Russell. is
seaman's fiction addressed to landlub-
ber's ears. The narrative hinges on the
voyages of the Royal Brunswicker,"
and is cleyerly. not To say fascinating
story. Ii is published by Cassell K Co
Price 81. Palmer. Mech 4 Co.
The Dugdale Millions is the title q
novel by W. {. Hudson. published by
Cassell 4 Go. The price is 30 cents:
Palmer. Mech a Co The tale is
pleasing one. wcll-written and charm
ingly sustained.
John Applegate. Surgeon 10y Mary
III. Norris, Is the current issue ~ The
Golden Library. by the Price McGill
company. 1t is pretty society novel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23
Jepce wAxsM PROVERBS.

Some of the men that hold os!lses hav
an idee that their oiiises hold men.
Nifty flew men give up their offises TO
become politikle reformers.
Ii don't make man any wuss not TO
pay fer the votes he buys.
The Amerikin eagle can use the Sand
wich ilans for pickin.
The truth in a stump speach amt CT
necked as il mite be.
The Pallagium ov our liberties seems
TO he out ov a job.
A politishan don't hav 10 be honest
Politickle morrels is nickname.
Uncle Sam amt dood.
A congressman in his seckond term
amt half an big as he thinks he is in his
first.-Detroit Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

During the period u Garrlek sftFiAa
tntetsst IL fse Nutinxton. The great It'
lie man Sss often ttsftufsd Hith ls@is'siss
a Sir Charles Hamburg Nb.iaai-- one -
The contemporary plrnipolfn'iafie~ ~
tast4on VII. satiYisf. f@tt. Jay
master Il the marines and a. pretty d
gentleman a. ever cracked bottle. lie
could tell the Hiffitst n sgor.es, Pea a
iasiuinade n a tKinkhng fiaienae
f-3itlcai e;seny IN scaghlng i4tnpnn
and gambie from sunset 81 sanfisr.
With Fox he Was dear Charts. AID
Walpole had his portrait framed "a
black and gold. He fesl duly n io.e
with the beautiful woaington and pro-
eevled "a write IN her honor tie veil
kns.wn verses entitled Lovely Piggy
This is the rival whom t;afElck hated.
One evening he asked pegss how h'ng
IL vas since she had seen Si1 Charles.
Not FOR an age, said she with
twinkle.
NAY" said Gsrrick grasely. i know
YOU saw him this morning
"Welf, replied she. going. up 70 nini'
her beautiful lips pouting ike ehiisis.
Il count by your absence: have not
seen You since morning. and Is II mol an
Az since tLtns
The New York Journal relates how
witty Maurice barrymore and an old
Theatrical acquaintance recently met
anil began talking about common
friend Iamed Bill.
Who supports Bill when he plays
'Hamietf'" asked Barry mores friend.
Ills wife. was the reply.
hut didn't know she was probes
sional"
she isn't" was Barrymore's reply;
''slie's rich"
Next week Fitz and Webster. in
their funny comedy success. ~ Breezy
Time will be seen ia The Grand. r.
Il. Fitz and Kathryn Webster are ac-
co'nplished not only in comedy business.
but also in singing. Farce comedies
have been on the road so long now that
things that used 10 make US laugh are
no LONGER able 10 do So. Ii IL with this
fact well in mind that "A Breezy Time
is sent out on the road this season.
Eugene Mcdowell. well known
comedian. and brother OF Melbourne
Mcdowell. the Marc Antony Of Fanny
Davenport's Antony ard Cleopatra
company, died last week ia the Middle
town. y. y. asylum for insane the
same institution where BARLEY Camp
bell died.
Manager Smith has very excellent
srecialfy performance this week. The
clio contains bright collection Of artis-
tic turns.
A cynical playwright observes that
experience is the name given by man TO
the mistakes Of his life.
The inquiry for tickets to the Mehan
quartet entertainment is large.
The Midnight Alarm" will resound
twice in The Grand today.
The present is Miss Ellsler's last sea-
son in Hazel kirke."
Jim Riley. the Hosier poet. will visit
this city March G.
Thatchcr's Tuxedo is on its way to
The Powers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23
ALLEGED TO BE FUNNY.

Floor Walker Don't You hear Miss
Sellem calling cash at the top q her
voice?
Cash Boy-Yep.
why don't you go to herr"
"Taia'i my turn. Its Jim Jimson's-
Where is Jimy"
"He Just fell down tn elevator
Good News.
Old Mr.. Gruff TO his daughtcrl-H 'ml
In was after T. O'Clock last night when
young Dawdle went home.
Miss Gruff i know il. papa; but he's
right up the edge ~ proposing. With
his si5.Oco year Ill get good pay for
the overtime I'm working Judge.
Wife Oh. George. the water pipe is
leaking and the water is spelling the
new ball carpet. Go and get plumber.
quick
Husband That's all right. my dear:
let II e.; its cheaper 10 get new carpet.
Harvard Lamppon.
Perterze Irnchxizkowslxciow is a
San Francisco cabinet maker. and Per
ferie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS loNski - a
Buffalo boiler maker. Their names con.
soIidaied wauld make first rate clothes
line Omaha Bee.
There Is \ religious secf in Illinois
which worshfps woman. Any baehful
lover knows that there are thousands -
men throughout the country qualified
for membership. So. Paul Gloic.
wagleigh guess poor Lungleigh is
not long for fhi@ world.
Tagieigh Why ~
Wagleigh TIE dortcr senf him in his
biz Yesterday Truth
That young preacber Ne heard -
day vas fine pulpit orator. wasn't hefr
fse. Il he could only conffol ms voice.
lie woke ne twice slnnng the sermon.
Lie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

Congress has decided. through its
committee on WAYS and means. that the
worlds fair shall be closed on Sundays.
The only special jurisdiction congress
acquired over the fair was in its ap-
preparation Of s25oooo0 10 enable the
work u the great enterprise 10 be com
pleted The gift was made conditional
on the Sunday closing 81 the exposition.
The fair directors accepted the gift with
its conditions. and there is no honorable
way through which the cdict Of congress
can be disregarded except by return Of
the gift
The action OF the house committee is
rot remarkable. A sickly sentimental
ism has been permitted TO develop, and
few jealous sabbatariare have made
the deman1 for Sunday closing appear
10 be spontaneous expression Of popu-
lar sentiment. The persons indifferent
10 their own convenience and pleasure
have remained inert. while the persons
hostile 10 free lom u action on Sunday
have hesieged congress with in
terminablc petitions. The committee
has followed after this prcsentment-
The effect Of Sunday. closing will be
vicious and demoralizing. The visitors
may lie kept "of the grass in jackson
park. but there can be no legislative or
municipal order strong enough to keep
them out Of bagnios. saloons. dance
houses. and the other vile resorts Of Chi
cago. on Sunday. Instead Of an orderly
concourse Of intelligent sightseers gath
cred in and upon the fair grounds, a
Wild and uncomfortable rabble OF gam.
hlers. rumscllers and scarlet women
will prey upon the "innocents from
abroad" in the streets Of the great and
wicked city.
The closing Of the gates on Sunday
will be prolific II drunkenness and de
bauchery. In less than two months
after the fair is opened these honest but
unreasoning zealots OF sabbatarianism
viii welcome a movement for an open
Sunday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

IL vain would be researches ~ the
cabala Of the Hebrews. the theurgia IL
the Chalsleans or the magic OF the Per-
SLAMS to discover fragments 81 exalted
wisdom which might be used in patch
ing up the public welfare and cobbling
the affairs 81 state. No subject in
ancient or modern literature could lie
found which has not been touched upon
In the SIS bills and twenty three joint
resolutions introduced in the senate and
the house measures. numbering nearly
f.oo0.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23
sIIIE NEWS IN BRIEF.

a. q. u. w. delegates at Battle Creek
elected the following officers yesterday:
Almon VI. Tinker, jackson. r. q. NJ. W;
William r. Parish. Grand Rapids. G. w.
NJ: Louis III. Beck. Detroit, G. T.: Har-
~ Fox, Muskegon. q. o.; w. Warne
Wilson. Detroit. grand recorder: James
w. Wood. Marshall. grand receiver:
Theodore +. BisselI. Bay City, grand
guide; Mathew 4. Gleason, Republic.
grand Waterman
Hardware merchants and lumber
dealers have formed the Jackson Build
ing Material Dealers Protective associ-
alton. and elected the following officers:
President. c. G. Lathrop; vice president,
q. III. Mcconnell; secretary. II. ID. Don
MALL treasurer. r. p. Comstock; direc-
tors. Frank Mclean, +. l.. Peck and r.
A. Munns.
The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
company Of Eaton and Barry counties
met at Charlotte yesterday. Ii was
voted 10 extend the charter thirty years
from October .. 1Sa3 The receipts last
year were S13.l99,13s. and expenditures
3. s67. f75. The members number 5.55i.
Benton Harbor's sewer is at war
again. or is the cause of war. Benton
Harbor and St. Joe have agreed 10 dis
agree ON the outlet.
The Kalamazoo street railway prop
erty has been formally transferred 10
the General Electric Supply company
Of New York.
The Detroit gas companies have con-
solidated. with capital II S3.0oO,0O0.
After March ! gas will be sl25 per
thousand.
The Lansing Gas company has had it's
franchise extended fifteen years and
viii give the city 20 per centof the gross
receipts.
Edward Dupuis. an emrloye ~ the
Flint Il Pere Marquette road, dropped
dead on the streets OF Saginaw yester-
day.
Battle Creek has turned out a red hot
thief. One IL her citizens has been
arrested for stealing red hot stove.
The reception rendered Governor Rich
at the Michigan club Tuesday evening
was a very brilliant affair.
The first annual meeting Of the Michi-
gan Political Science association Is being
held al Ann Arbor today.
DIR. II. L. Rodwell. implicated In the
Saginaw log stealing cases, has been
hoaorahly discharged.
Lansing will hold a special election
March 1 To see whether the town viii
have three assessors
Thomas Strudceom. Port Huren'e
cancer doctor. has been arrested on the
charge 81 insanity.
Mrs. Lon,irayille was burned ont ~
house and home at 81 lgnsec yesterday.
Loss. s...tao.
s,aginswe common council has voted
10 bond tho city for Ssoooo fog bridge
pufPoses.
<. J. Henderson. q prominent resident
- Ai,ion. died very suddenly Tuesday
morning.
Terrence 4 Conway. lshpeminr's swell
taiiofe failed YESTERDAY. LaRhihiies un-
known
kaiamaxoo republicans sent Tho cts
divided - ss - usakr ieo mere wards
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

TOMORROW afternoon at I o'clock, in
the Lincoln club rooms. the republican
judicial convention for Kent county will
meet 10 nominate two candidates for
judge OF the circuit court. 1t il be-
Iicved that Judge Grove will be- re-
nominated by reclamation. His splendid
fitness for the Office is conceded by all
parties. The other candidate will
probably be either the Hon. Moses Tag
CART or Loyal T.. Knappen. Esq. The
democrat invitation TO fuse viii be
courteously declined.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

PRESIDENT HARRIsox has suspended
the proclamation requiring Canadian
vessels a. pay tolls AZ the 500 canal
Since August. ls.r2. toll ~ 10 cents a
ton has been charged. Canada has
learned that unjust discrimination
against United States vesselnsn is hard.
~ profitable method 81 setting real or
imagined grievances. The lesson was
an expensive one. and Canadian states
men viii D., wiser IN the future.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

TONIGHT a Protective Tariff
banquet will be given in Canton.
Ohio.
Great preparations have been
made for the event. Those pre-
sent will include Governor
Mckinley. Senator Sherman.
Ex-Speaker Thomas b. Reed
of Maine, Ex-Governor John
b. Foraker and other distIn-
guishcd lights Of republicanism
and high tariff. The menu will
be an elaborate one and covers
will be laid for 600 guests.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

One ~ the organs ~ ne eicmen. which
sex. - drive Judge Burlinganse from the
beach .ays: What an sxsxllent annex e.
thc library 10 superior couff room
would male What an excrliess addition
"a the iihrarl The superior court zines hare
made - Democrat.
And What ar excellent hole the son..
eo paid for maintaining the uuneccs
rary tribunal, has made n the pocket u
The TAXPAYER
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23
uNooueTEoLY The FINEST.

The Grand Rapids. Mich. HERALD is
sues splendid holiday edition OF fifty
two pages. filed with interesting read
ing matter about that thriving city and
advertisements Of the leading business
men. 1t is profusely and handsomely
illustrated, and altogether is highly
creditable TO the publishers. TO the city
and TO the state. Ii is undoubtedly the
finest holiday edition ever issued by a
Michigan Interpretations City Trib-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

Original Robert Paiferso1. Elijah
Kitchen. Benjamin Carpenter. Jacob
ks,8ama Hcnry " Nansie. iss-crzo
Wiley. Robert Waterman. George XII
s4aa. Jsmee Andersen. fseorgr puieifrr.
Picard Doves. tsfxree Barker Add
ti..nal Louis Rself. William r. Brown.
George - pixfef. freties K Freeman
William 4. Miu~f Afisl Ps)lor. Danisl
7. scott. Increaae Orlando >ash. Ira
Garharn. simon liaf. John b Tsslor
Jahnesn + Reel I. T. Hexsn Reissue
lease putfnf. Fefer T. Lemon. peha
a coelev. Mary y FAINTER. Lrirv
1.snrssoa. Martha 1eyig. Jane pxniels
rofbert Atty fienneft lmoiksfs Irah
Sufsif fFa0thf4t Dexter Cutlef. sylvia
ms fsr.T ffa7nstt tsaorRe Cats father
mleors - Dati3 " WHbur. rain. -
1-sfer y Wagerss nners q Waite
ganrhefe Seft5vers ~ Insiiaf vars
W,lhsm IocEni-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

has been = matter II pabiie comment
since The Dea.ocraf parted company
With its<lf a. az ossan II democracy
that the monkey has bad very lone
some ps~nic in the editorial department.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

FRs~K a. FEE7csTs. Aip~na- randi.
date trF reeopt. Wa rorinstri vithout
a fral division. Re i splenliiiy
equipped for ira position q shich be
IA, - eleufs-i
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23
WEATHER.

WAsH1xcroS. Feb. 2-Fors Lower
Michigan. Increasing eicudiness during
the day ftlloe Ell hy light rains or local
SHOWS Thursday afternoon or night,
warner; soprthefiy Winds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

MR Brxpke is satisfied Il the superior
court must 20 and hss salary with il. he
can stlIl retain several ci'lees nvt enana.
Grated a. sosi snaps
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

JosS WsxsssStR says 'he new Co
isnbisn stamps are popular. n popu-
isrity means hat the public uses them
s~,ner thsn r. n thr fronhis q finding
tho other ones. he 10 light
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

Now rHK Kansas populisfs purpose 10
elect a senator To contest Martins seat.
Here is golden show for Mary A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

WlTH lAenmen<'ahic xrscionsnesa TIE
Evrnire Pre-e iufernse - readers that
TIE Fa.Ele ard THr Hx8tEp are in
lserne via them 50 abolish The superior
rnnlf