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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

IA Mayor w1illsa q. Ts,omp>sa. M.
and Mira d. IA. Nhilney. Alss Nblt.,ss
and ". 4. bsysr Constitute . part,
froG Dstrost sno are kocsts ia The
Morton. They ere Ia tie siss ~ bay
foFnlturs f.sr Mr.. Them f~on's Zee no-
lei. khs sic. Clare. which Mr.. Aiotles
ssa Nj. beser W. maesge I've
sssa srtlstle faruiturs." ssid NJ.
1oompaoa yesterday. .oof ] aver s>x
2as tAicg say hsndsonsf than he fuf-
niiGre 90 expibllon ~ t1e cfiei-
kssfy piece Of furniture for the pew
hotel vii eoms from Grand kapids
ssne Of 81 eli b. made ~ eontrset
wien neccsssry. sotDsug bat thf very
best vii be ordered. he ny snlb tioa
Ia make the >te. Clkire ms i1s4i II
hotsi. and gnlnk u can he done. DE
uolrs Lotel accom- olxlioos sfe pam
July lAadsQustc. | went there a. jon
cavalry tsglfns NJ Ia lstl. ana The
combined capacity OF the nots.s vas
squsi 20 what a. 10 today. liuung thai
Lime the eltys population N. doubled
t~o and . half pinrs. Whenever there
Is . convention IN the city or anything
unusual taxes place. Strangers Are
obliged 10 sleep on Toors or walk tie
strse,s- TIE hotels cAn't take care Of
them. We hoDc "a make the Ste
Clare . first-eisss hotel IN essry pssssc-
uisr. and u viii do Ne snsfe toward
glvtEg Detroit better hotel acc IA nao-
dstions- AID speaking OF hotels. re-
garc The N0ri ss one OF the best
managed bousss m the country. There
- something sl.out II suggestive VI tie
entefprls- aud industry OF the clly.
always ike ~ come 10 Grand Rapids.
IA has soon . prosperous. seil keeps,
buslnessiske appearance. Mr.. lnomp-
sou wasn't taking politics tils TIP lie
said ne had loaf faita in politicA! iIl-
ssirai.on and doubted the pToPneu.
ave shall manufacture I 900 ar !. zoo
thresning machines the year" sald IA.
r. Penniman Of the Advance company
oi HATTIE Greek m the New Livingston
yesterday. Traction engines 90 Win
nearly all OF them. A fairly good
tnfrsblng machine costa atoat 81 500 CT
$500. Extrs good ones sost q. 400.
Few horse power machines are manu-
featured. Iney can be sold only in
the northern part of Minnesota and
North Dakota and In certain section,
Of Nebraska. Everybody wants ~
engine. The engines are msnnfac.
tured nov 90 thattne danger from fnrii
use lie materially decreased. The spArk
arresters have been improved. 90 taal
there 10 little danger 4 setting IRE q
he barns. CareIsrs and incompetent
engineers may let the boiler get dry
but the greatest damage done will be 10
blow on, the safe plug and stsr the na.
uves 10 little"
"Fev nersona veat,zs hov larve .
Holland population there q in western
Michigan" sald X. kaniers OF Hol.
land. editor OF the The Hope. IN The
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17
HIT AND MISS saewrIEs

The decision of the British govern
ment to keep it, warsnips out OF
Hawaiian waters and trust our govern
ment to protect British subjects IL ;
subtle insult to American Jlngolsm.-
81. Louis Post Dispatch.
We do not hear much from AdlAl
nowadays. He seems 70 possess the
faculty Of keeping bis mouth shut
wnen ne has nothing 10 say. IL IL q
great accomplishment. - Washington
Post.
NJ. Cleveland's cabinet will contain
business men. but they wall not be of
the sort who make . business OF rais-
ing corruption funds IN exchange for
cabinet portfolios. York World.
There are no ilIss on tbe saloon keep
ers OF Chicago. They are falling Into
line vito the pious cranks IN the effort
TO have the Columbian exposition kept
closed sundays. -ss. Paul Globe.
III Canadian annexation could he
made an accomplished fact. British
concern ~ TO the future OF tue sand
wich Islands would altogether diss
pear. Philadelphia Record.
And now Georgia g va ling shout
the WHITE caps The best way to uesi
white APPS - with black csf~ snd
nemprn necksies. Vlcksbufg Herald.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17
ORGANIZING CHARITY.

There ought TO be q liberal attend
snce At the meeting TO DO held IN The
Powers opera house tonight. The in
tere-t IN tho subject to be discussed 10
confined to no class IL appeals TO
everybody. In one form or another
all are brought into contact with
human misery. 1t may be met in
every walk Of life. and all are arrayed
on one SIDE or the other Of the line
between the donor aud donee.
The meeting to be held toniaht il for
the purpose OF devsrng q plan by which
the scattering and muliltueinous char
table agencies existing in the city may
be consolidated. or associated under
. comprehensive unit system. II is
not desired that . bureau of survsil-
lanes whose members shall exercise
espionage over the poor, shall be
established. IL 10 desired that q system
OF wholesome restraint executed by
CONSCIENTIOUS persons, shall be put on
the indIscriminate distribution Of char.
Ity offerings 70 meritless professional
beggzrs.
The poor and needy the city are
entitled TO the largest degree of assist
snce from the wsll-to-do. The laws of
the state and the ordinances of the city
make liberal provisions for the relief Of
the plor. Nearly every organized
society Is founded upon the bfoadess
Of the three graces- The churches ex.
tend TO the sick aud afflicted tht balm
OF spiritual and substantial tuccor.
Private ciuxens Of generous aud noble
instincts geek out the oppressed and
hungered % minister TO their necessi-
tee With ali these unorgspizsd sgen-
eles actively At work friction. indirect.
meas aud ineficiency must inevitably
supervene TO the injury OF all.
The scheme for al ASSOCIATION OF
public aud private charities contem-
plates . christian and businessliks sd.
justment Of AL the parts 10 the whole.
The details OF the proposed plan
vii Re orphaned by experienced
speakers n the meeting tonight. IL "A
not for pleasure that the citizens Of
ths city are asked 10 attend. but to be
present 20 iaks part IN the perform
sncs of public duty. The project ma.
been under sdvsment for mouth q
Msssrs. J. W. Rosentbsi. T. p. Gslber,
Mayor stuart and others have gven
the subject psslent study and unseIfish
Devotion. They should be supported
and encouraged by filing the opers
house 70 the doors tonight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

the co or only showed ~ the lolds. and
the effect was charming. Lsvsndsr
over yellow = grrtts. a r,i-r Tor over
royal purple - ali rsgai II you have
the co!orsns n SKIN and aair 10 stand
a.. and turquoise over rose gives
charmlng eif~,t II you have thus
combined two colors. You VIII wear
sz>n OF doubse-tlnt q Oi2,n. or OF two
shades Of ribbon. or of six shot with
the two colurs. Il y nave Chosen an
emerald shade and a really vivid rose,
you viii wear opalr. They must be
handsome opsls. too, with plenty Of
iir-, your eyes mnst he the shade OF
Dlue tnst are da-zliug WITH emerald
green, and your skin and lifs mns,
rival the rose co.0r you War. Re.
member always that YOU wear = dress
and choose colors TO b ng out your own
charms y u DO not select dress foi
itself, but for yourself.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17
PoINIs AaouI MEN.

A story of how Alma Tadems learned
To paint marble - beng cireu sted.
when zoe. far 70 prove thsi practice
niakrs perfect Ills hrss nlsslef vas a
Du,chnlsa, VINO set asn .; work on
SUBJECT wherein marbis sss eonsp Gu
Gus, ont he painted tnis 90 psintuily
tnst BIS teacher ~as quite III. Tie
ms.t.r then at The youDg painter at
work on a trick 81 fssfbis. winch he
was msee - eopy DAY after dsv and
week alter week until ne lostntd toe
sisnt ~ u, snd forever sfsef NJ.
lsdsnls va abe % paint marble - u
V IL ntea ty nature.
In lecture delivered before the
MASSACHUSETTS, institute OF Ischnol ~.
FFff. nedErscs sal I've hsd traced the
coorre - al etsdern.c Of syphe'd lever
sna toand ,nas q juss matched TIE
route Of mllsmau.
Jerry sinps0n a1noa1ces fhst he
wants 70 si'ofisa toe dlsalty OF the EEL
Ar ibsre = some oar pose then IN hIs
desire - become . nemc~r OF The ho1y.
A large, strongly buit man. mo
looss - snoaxh - ENJOYS lie . Pref.
bsit. 20 seiepaoue fsms- he hss .
moss contagious smile.
The es-i 81 At-ra>en. Who = likely
" - ne governo- general 81 Csnsds.
has psssys essn . great p>rsonsi ffiesd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

Edward Hesselberg 10 the pianist en-
gagged for the concert to be given at
Powers March /, under the auspices Of
the ST. Cecilia society. Mr.. Hesselberg
graduated with honors from the Royal
Philharmonique conservatory of music;
WAS pupil of Rubinstein's; performed
in concert with Mesdamcs MarcsIla
Sembrich, Louise Nikita and that most
celebrated Of tsnors. Signor Marcohi.
He has also taken part ia the csle-
brated Philharmorique concerts At
Moscow and Petersburg; has played be-
fore the royal family of Russia, the
crown prince Of Italy and crown prince
Of Austria.
There will be . matinee Of the Gro.
ole performance in Smiths today.
Next week splendid new bill 10 prom
iscd.
paul Kauvar" Was presented TO Q
pleased audience in The Powers again
last evening.
The English Ballad company pleased
large audience In Hartman's last
evening.
George Thatcher and his Tuxedo
company are noticed tor The Powers'
March 8.
Next week "The Midnight Alarm
will be heard IN The Grand.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17
rrEMs ABOUT woMEN

Mrs. J. Ellen Foster. the political
lecturer, 10 one OF the few women VINO
lecture (outside of wives, VI COURSE,
Who has really engaging personality.
Mrs. Foster 10 = handsome woman OF 45
OF thcreabout, with smooth, shining
brown hair, fair complexion and
pair Of bright, gray eyes.
Crown Princess Stephanie of Austria.
instead Of being seated with other
royal guests at the wedding OF Dufe
Altrecht of wurtsmburg and the
Archduchess in Vienna recently, was
compelled, owing to difficulties OF pre-
cadence, to witness the ceremony from
an adjacent oratofy.
The first feminine law student in the
University Of Pennsylvania 10 Miss
Angelina Choynski. She joined the
law school about . week ago. and 10
already spoken OF as An especially
brigh, student Her brother students
sllude TO her ~ their "sister-in.law."
Miss Marilla Andrews, . recent grad
uate of Vaesar and . sister of Byron
Andrews of the National Tribune Of
Washington, has been appointed an
editress of the American Farmer, one
OF the oldest home papers IN the coun-
try.
The engagement Is announced in
Paris Of Mss May Mcclellan, daughter
of the late Gen. George b. Mcclellan,
to Paul Desbrez. of the French lega.
ton ut Washington. The marriage
will take place in Paris early in March.
President Barrios of Guatemala has
"a American wife. II 10 said that che
practically rules the republic. She ID
the leader of ell woman movements in
that country.
Katherine f. Conway, recently ap-
pointed one of the police commissioner
| Of Massachusetts,, 10 one Of the editors
Of the Boston Pilot
Edison's children by his first wife
are familiarly called "Do" and
"Dash," from the characters in the
Morse alphabet.
Mrs.. Dewitt Talmags makes her hus.
bands pastoral and social engage.
ments, and ell his lecturing interest are
in her hands.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

Norson ye<t<rdss. They form one II
rae iafke-s s.eu.enks an ssssefu Nieo-
ix&u's population. As "a iilaslfs-i lea
1nr Hope las 400 snt>orlu<rs. al 81
sooin I've "a taD p<1t 81 tie STATE
That y = rel 4 .eas paper. II n wsre .
sscolsr p<~spaper u uooic pfVbabit
fesslse msny mere but SEQ sub
fcrltrrs ne&ls i've flusss ~ many hol-
lsna readers. ana ne srt.fs amount
foFns oaiy ANAL percentage Of The
enilFe Holland pop uiskion N tns c.s
kflct-"
Sslsos. Matter a Co. have secured
the >auuact for furnishing Sne asv
iiDperiai botei N Chicago. The batel
= zoo TO. IN house aad q located near
The Limos Centr<l acpot keprssrnL
stixes 81 the company have hsen
guests Ia Tie Aorton for several oayA.
~nile icokins over exhlb.tA
= J. Fay. the popular chief clerk a
Sweets. . "a Chicago looking After
some private bosness nastsfa lie
vii return % h.s duties Aonasy.
n. =. AIMEE Of Dee Moinss eusss
IN sweets, Waiting ne Oh frsssa.
csloaei R,ssisy.
Morton-J- 4. Dsnaber, Lucsnr<no:
W. q. Aostln. kAiAmsxoo. 7. n. n CO.
ola. Gsl<sbarT; VI. b. nAuxnursl ~
trolt. George L. Sherman, LAisy, nra
r.. A. Meb<tef. Jackson.
swests-tseorge n. Nsr.iman. Hart
ford, W. IA. Grant Jacksons James
Law Ton. Detroit: l.. v. DAVIS. Fre0 ont.
J. Il. Aoofes. LAsssnKs A Llodsll. Csa-
tfsi Lake.
New Lislng-ton-Georxe III. D~v.
Nj Pleasant, II. Hare. saginaw. l. A.
Oven. creenslllsi Jsmes = Iozer.
heat City; q. n. French, sparta, q. 1.
Deys. Bslalnx.
kag.e-John Henry. Hamilton; n.
H. Logan. Bellsvue. J. 4. Hosc1sn sou.
fsnavslIs; r. w. Edgsrnson. eaxinS y
r. A. Lamb. Flnt; /. ~. Decker. LAKE
City.
Clarendon-J. J. Wood. Lansing;
+. L. Thomas. Hart. J. H. sAsforc
Grand Haven :. J. savage. Midland
Lynn ltley. Hesperas ~ ID. Nay
mond. White Cloud.
kent--o. W. Dodge. Morley Blaneh>
Rauch. Traverse City; James NcDon
aid. Benton Harbor. II. NJ Cslc vell
Rockford; y. Coolidge. Hart; w. ~
Accorlnlck, Fernviilc.
BRUCE Street Hoase-seorge ID
Turner. Grand Haven; y. q. smiti
aud vile. Fremont: p. A. worden
Shelby; C. n. Hyde. Rockford; Emer,
hitcnell, ffseport; :. IL. Williams
ssurgs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

Hss Dave HILL bad . pr.monitory
touch OF psress just imagine the
doughty and unrslsutng haler Of The
obese dol Of democracy singing he
prasses en- the foor Of the United states
seusiei Dave did il yesterday. He
SD 6fovsr Cleveland would do Ass
duty. Then be added 70 the force of
80 compliment BY spessing hrs name
rght cut loud. in full Too. saying thai
re removed . dishonest man from
ofsce. Ihis MAKES the third tine that
h. has spoken Glevslsnd's name a
pubic snce hs nomlnstoo. Twsc-
e "a oblsea 10 90 q. bat TIERS . no
reasonable apology for hs having done
4 the third ane.
u rss only week ago thst Hui ht
Grover rap n tue dsfrst Of TIE silver
purchase repe.l tsls Hs clever de-
zass> - sincerity deceived fh- great
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17
CITIZENS WILL TURN OUT
To the Meeting to Discuss . Central
Charitable Organization.


One of the largest public meetings
ever held in Powers opera house will
be held there tonight. Ii u the much
talked Of meeting called to organize q
charitable society which shall have for
its object judicious distribution to
worthy objects Of charity. Among
those inclined to give to their less for
tunate fellow beings this meeting means
. great deal and upon the success of
the venture very largely depends the
action taken ~ the meeting 10 be held
tonight. The idea OF such . society
meets with the approval Of the very
best citizens. The following letter ex-
presses Mayor Stuares ideas:
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich,
February Is, 1898.
To ALI Coon CITIZENS I'll believe
that the meeting called for to.
night ~ consider the subject oil
organized charities 10 OF vital import
ance 10 the citizens OF Grand Rapids.
The opera house should be filled.
Respectfully,
w. NJ. J. STUART, Mayor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

Of Mr. 0lAdssors. He . des<rvsdiy
popular uitn tie Leaders Of fotn 20
iit'oAi pArt:ss Ia kugiAad.
William Grssnsood ct 6srmantosn.
Pa. u wiling 70 wager al be Is worth
"a the ~ofld--a6oas 81. oeo--ghat he
can paddle tn1oaga ne rspids 81
Niagara Fails n . d4t-iestom skit.
Potter, of TIE Maverick tank. va
eonvetsd on eounss !. 5. 5. >. IL, 10.
~. -. -. ~. 81. IS. 81. sail odd
punlbers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

To- DAY Commander in
Chief A. G.. Weisscrt of the
Grand Army of the Republic
will be formally received by the
Posts in New York City,
The affair promises to be one
of exceptional interest, as this
is the first official visit of the
Commander in Chief 10 the
metropolis. An elaborate pro-
gramme is being prepared by
Lafayette Post by which the
demonstration has been origin
ated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

Ii has just leaked out that . Penn
sylvaniA bauk nAs been insolvent for
ten years. yet business was continued
with all the enterprise cnaractefislic OF
. solvent concern. The president IN
sured bis life for 500. 900. which ne
used as capital. Death would not re-
deem tho p 9licy aud the bank was
closed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

ne r-pubHcsns Of Kent county viii as
s-Isbls IN sonsenfion az the Lincoln club
rooms. on Pearl street. IN the city Of Grand
kapff& on FRIDAY. feoruary "A. NJ O'Clock
ID "a for the purpose Of placing In nomina
ton two candidates for circnt Judge and one
commi<sl0ner Of schools. - - voted TOR Arrt
q t<D. Rnd 10 transact such other business -
n.y. come before the convention. Fac b
tswn-nlp snf ward ~iii @ entifiei 20 three
a-fexAge< oxoRok nyxxEL- secretary-
L NJ brLIKzs CrairrnAa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

TusrTS, not iess intrepid than his
illus.rsous namesake. Dick, VAS after
Waugh" sab. with = sharp stick.
Had ne got Waugh Il il probable that
ne would have cried for peace, ~
Waugh 10 . heavyweight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

FRox the amount Of fuss the demo-
Gratis are making over the removal Of
Jordan one would be led to believe
that the unmingated theft Of two
years ago 10 . triumph OF political
virtue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

WAsHrSsros, Feb. l6.-For lower
Mico,sAns Fair Friday morning, snow
Friday night; easterly winds. slight
rsss IA Temperature BY Friday evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

SPEAKER TATEux's sense OF the
humorous was aptly illustrated BY HE
reference OF Repres entativs Bsnaits
hoop-skirts' bill to the committee on
religious and benevolent asso Citations.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

The regents OF the l.. of NJ. have
granted Prof. Fred Morley leave Of alb
sence from April 70 assist in making
the primary triAngniation OF the ~.
Aary's river, under General Poe, 70
connect Lake Superior With the lower
lakes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

THERE are yet three vacancies in the
cabinet and not wolverine has been
sncouragingly mentioned. That Miner
law did not save the ship.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

yesterday The republicans OF Par.
tosrshIp elected ire fosios lns dele
gstss 10 attend toe eon0ts aud judicial
couvs ntlons:
County-Iienry Hsuman, James
Henry sDd Hugo Rsthbua-
Judselai--Fiugo Ratnbnn, Copnor
smith aud wsliism II. Aten.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

II 10 indirectly reported from Wash
ington that the Hon. /. NJ. Weston is
looking for . position In the navy de-
psrtmsnt. He really ought to be
taken in out OF the wet.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

CONGRESS- seems to have entered the
race along with Kansas. The Disgrace
fui personal encounter between Turpin
and Waugh was checked IN time to
prevent disgusting spectacle OF pugi.
lam.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

Aarian 10 d ssatlsfird 9TH her street
car s.fvics and ssks the coasc.l 30
remedy a.
Joan I'~1ounr. prominent Hol-
lsnt polite1.a, sied yesterday II con
snmpfson-
Gsorx- Nslssr. Nerie<n ~.r vet
srsn. ~ss bor,ed Al Detroit yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

Alnsesf any partv drsss. provided
you can evs plain front Ant dsc~ot
irAin out 'of u. eau D. made over VIA
tnlls or Gsu<e according 20 the very
pfettssst af the present slyies- Cover
tne bodies nth loose drawn tulis.
MAKE tig puffs tor sleeves Of The
tuiie either over tie elk slssves or not.
and Les the train remain plain. out
drsw the tulie iooseiy over the front Of
the drsss Just where those &c cream
spots sno~. Tne tulle need by no
means match tie six. Indeed. you
VII scc0snpilsh tue Esueh admired
ehsngesba- edec. = you viii set the
luiie BE- 81 = contrasting SHADE. ] ear
. rese-colorsa gown covered with very
nee tuli- " g4uze Of delicate MI
green. aud the accompanying psetere
SLOWS Il. The green MAS 80 faint thai
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

TIE Rev. Dr. and Nrs. Campbell Far
~sre throrn from TIE cutter on fnl-
tn street m front - i'r. hsrth's house
yesterday ard nsrro-iy eses ped serious
inlnries.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17
carI fos ssss sLicAs STATS cos
SkSffo>-

=. ,s~ Rssab.leas E.setoss a tas STATE ct
fss sss1ssie.a sssssrs = .Hs .s..s = n Ma e.
800 "a s.r's - asr-s<sa Il - , Atisrns.
Als lsr-tS fs44rsts1 - s~-l -s - 80 ~
0-~ras.ls halL esfnrf % cnsmfisin al
Esxsh,sa streets. = tas rity ~ DsSs1s o.
Nsass.aas. tse. = -. =, a ...' - ~
: ~x.~ .tsfe tor lastics sf t1s rsSrr2s te-fs
Al TO Aezsats Of tns tsissfsts. ssi lac
lrAas<stl.a p s.ca s.hs .f. seass,s
E9-Iy coaals Eta - snuu tte enr - 80
isr -.sh ~ sft.s tnt>i vote ssst Ief 49, 80
a. sas l.ss ,ts.s s,eetioa Ssssnee tr.ca,. ~
aa-aa ana 10 ~. but ssch erEAniesa ss--s
81 b. alit.ed 20 - east TO- ts.ekSs@ "A,
Cetsr ne EssalaLioa :, - ..'''s~el-ea rEs
ss>s aet reside IA kns eoaAs -
fss ssss...s ten sass ... ss % s.sass -
a.. !. "a f~n- - a. HsrmeGls nsii. - $500
san1Idsrss a. soilss< 70 - ptssn,7a - =. 80
s~--Ia-st 90 assistant sscrctafy Aad sn@
,-~.nDrr rsen Of ne cSmmiitec OF fe1el
vala -Psrmsneas 0rs.a .st'ea "a zoe, s ?,
re<-n~.< eaf kcsolutlSn> sna Ter tne
s<ea-xc-.sa u AR other business tFse~rsS
.-sr.lax I've are tneal.
Il, ssiorasAes I'm resolution saop.ea
Jse. q. lsss. ta- es.ssrs q eaea eeants ssi.-
.~atss4 sfs re- 1-stcd % f2rr1rd 20 the s<cf-
a., a 10 sAfs c~ntral eommittVe Va
S.<o~rrt buli1i4s. Deltoitl. ~ tue earliest
:. ~ .rrsr the drl~s Ates 20 tns state eonf-ii-
tl1a hase be-a eho-e1- certified - o. ,4e =
a. ssates saa tne.r lespsetise pest.ac.
.a1r~so~s from their respective countirs a
sr- -nfifIed 20 o. ats "a Sue coasstlon-
NM e BATHS. JAhkS AcAllLtHs
$50 srv thsiru ~.
Ths aprorflen neat Of Delegates 10 which
"a. -nrf.lrs counties are entitled = on ths
b4sfs Of ne tot2i stc Tor Governor >osrlo-l
:. ise TIE lsss sieetioni. one Tor raen - 2. %
fraction tbersof OF ~ n more. 20 colIty
no~syer-esrAx can't "a % less than 90 lsi :
xate< MAJ co4ltI. taftnx tottt f's7 "
49, a enuElsd - hit1 three deie<sts<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Is DAVE HILL negotiating for . cab
met placef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

C0toSxL ALDETcA boldly attempted
to tell TIE JeFfsrsonlAns that news
paper 10 nj political shuttle cock
ana the Jeffsrsoa,ans dida'I relish II =
bst. What ne SAID Oh Eh- subject Is
true. II . newspaper were compelled
to sub-lsi on political support alone. Il
would starve before the breakfast horn
is footed. A little vlgor-a dash OF
specs refreshing 10 pArtsAns. nut Il
neither makes nor uomakes . news-
paper.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17
HxrUnllcAs COUNTY oosvsSr.os.

Tao repablicsas cf Ksnt county al sssrta.
D,s IA eo1scntien ~ rne ilncoia e.lo leon ~.
fftdag fsbrgary u. - oeioek ? N. 80 W
pafpsss 81 eleetln< hfty three deie<aies - tiie
sl4I- convection % BE he'd IN the ~ ~ -
trolr an n, "a aay % fsDruerr. l>Ss Tor tiie
gnro-sss 81 .scinz 10 ueu nation an associate
rax,'r> u az supreme court ADc tso Feseats
sf - o unlvsrsfs.
IA eonv-ntson Delegates VII also y cected
10 re infleial convention. - be ncE-aittf
caI<1. 20 nOulnAfc too Judges OF tue cifc1si
s.ur< <at ore commissioner Of scnooiA kA
rowu<llIo ana wari 10 entitled 20 three De e
xxr~-I sE0K6k W. bJ>SELL.
IL NJ SELLERS. Secretary.