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The Portland daily press., 1893-03-31
BOSTON GIobe prints Most wants.

THE BosroN GLOBE leads in "wants,''
because it prints many thousands more
than any other Boston paper, and be-
cause the people get quicker returns
from wants in THE GLOBE than they
do from any other Boston newspaper.
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-31

when Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris.
When she was Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
dec1I eod&w1y
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-31
ADVERTISEMENTS
TODAY
NEW

Indigestion radically cured by the use of
Angostura Bitters. Sole Manufacturers, Dr.
j. G. B. Siegert g. Sons. Procured of all
druggists. ar27MW&F&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MANSON G. LARRABEE.
SPECIAL EASTER Sale,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

| EASTER GLOVES.
An extra fine quality of Ladies' Kid
Gloves, 4 button length, large pearl
buttons, in Navy Blue, Garnet and
States. This glove has never been sold
less than $1.75.
Easter Price, 81. 48.
Eight button length Suede Gloves,
Duchess Wrists in Tans and States.
Easter Price, SI.25.
Eight button Suede Gloves, Duchess
Wrist, in black.
Easter Price, $I.5O.
Seven hook Foster Kid Gloves, in a
large variety Of Easter shades.
90 cents.
Extra One quality, $1.25.
Eight button Suede MOsquetaire
Gloves in Tans, all sizes, actually
worth $1.OO.
Easter Price, 75c Pair.
Six button Dogskin Gloves in Tans
and Black, patent fastenings, real
Easter Price, 75c Pair.
Misses five hook Kid Gloves, in Tans
and Browns.
rs Cents Pair.
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-31
PERSONAL.

Portland, March 30, 1898.
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-31
SPRING GARMENTS

Our New Spring Ornaments are
now ready for the Easter trade,
in IA greater variety than ever.
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-31
Secretary

ERNEST TRUE,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
As TO slLsEn

With the rstDrn q good tinss foilox-
lng upon rspahlicsa sBecsss At tAs polls
the tEss BREATH d the silver baxsboo
bssins 70 asrsos dose 10 ridiculous pro
portioas. There 10 more msasy In car.
eaiation today thsa ever before 10 cur
aist0rs sad ths per capita eirenlsfioa y
greater thaa 81 any tine since the luna
tioa era. Ii . sesn that silver - not %
ssseatiai % our prosperity ~ the silver
seastors Insisted IL - Tue dire cAlsmi-
tea shirh ssrs 20 oFerszke ~ in 4 fort
aight have not natsrislizsd There has
hssn 90 .idsspresd smashing d credits;
40 irresistible torrsns Of bankruptcy 10
sweep cver and dsvastats our cities and
tosns Ou the eontraFy. stimnlxted BY
rspahlseza success st the polls vhiis
sfdi sppErhsasiss al democrat at
tacks o. the tariff. xs are NOV.
ias slowly. lAboriously. bat nsvefths-
isss surely. towards better tmes
The silver question siIi present itself 70
the coming congress shora u lie tsrrora
lts false psessasss and its ssinshnss< IL
vii De compelled TO stand On he merits
a. an economic question rather than -
a political scare erox. When properly
and patr.otn,ally before eongrsss silver
all receive its justly merited dssertA
IL Is desirable to INTRODUCES more Of sil.
YER into general circulation 10 get il
actually inio the hands Of the people.
The distrscting questions Of ratio and
legal tender quality viii be settled by
ealm and dispassionate discussion. In
stead Of being complicated BY crimina-
tious and rssrminations Grover Clsve-
land may dare to veto bill recognizing
silver on = bi.metxllic basiA but II be
shall do IL he shall dig his political grave.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

vile Observer. din~d 10 The CIsrsados
yesterday.
Nokros Neal NcNillsn. Rockford;
&. u. Sxlnnes. hossrd Cit; ko1>rt r.
Baskeg. h J. HoyL Naskexon; ID. r.
comstoek. Big kspids; Joks = Wood
rod. Laainxton-
Nav LssEesrox- -MrA C. n coseil.
Whltshsll; Mr.. and Nnk H. q Water.
bury. sparta; Mr.. snd Mrs. Il A. Hzs
tlsgs Sparta: y. G DANISH. jackson; T.
U. hassss Msneeiona; =. L Isisnd. l.
u bzgiey. Detroit
SwkEr's-R j. Saith. Kalamazoo: =
Z. BALDWIN. Ludington; w. X Dssis. Ill.
G. Harr.s. Jackson, A. L Swislsr, Battle
Creek: Robert Lesiis. C~dlllsc.
EAoIx-J s. wsidn.n. IAkssisw;
Seth coburn. Nev Holland, George
Gray. Cedar Springss W. }. Dicksoa.
Detroit: ]. H. Russell Jsckson; Minnie
Creagsr. Bailey.
kKsT-J. y. Willysrd. Morley; MIRA
u. l. fox. Bates; james illiek. Shuts;
X Rose. Petoskey; Benjamin Bishop.
Cedar Greek; A. II. Marsh. Adrian.
BRIDos srKKrr - George Becker.
Rockford; George Heusley. Kent City;
7. L. ffyon, Kent City; E Elshey. Oak
held; Otis Wells. Cadillac: j. w. Hart.
Cannon; Charles Locke. Iouia
CIAKrxpos-F. A. Rstsu. Hudson;
III. w. Scott. Dutton; Tyson Smith. Ne
wsygo; T. 7. Hafrison, Cooperssiils; j.
Parmenter. Berlin; u. Butler. kals-
fnaxoo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
pARrIsAxIxvEcrryE

just what great public service can be
rendered by persistently misrepreseut-
ing the facts in the Hawaiian matter is
not apparent The report Of Paramount
Biount 10 q sealed book. and yet Ii is
attacked and ridiculed rs though its
contents were known OF all men. There's
q mighty escape Of buncombe- patriotic
steam from newspaper boilers just nov,
and Il doesn't como through the safety
valves either. A fair and honorable dis
cussion Of GreshAm's statement 10 what
the people have q right to expect This
blood. and thunder fusiIade Of partisan
invective vii not assist in reaching a
fair and impartial decision. II Secre-
tary Gresham has committed an I'M
American act In dealing With the Ha-
waiian question. il will be time enough
TO lambast him after the facts are
known. That viii be when the CORE
spondence IL laid before the senate.
Newspapers Of both political parties
have ASSUMED to hear. try aud deter.
mine the issue before either side has
submitted tie testimony. They are
striving 10 force upon the people q YER
diet basel entirely upon partisan preiu.
dice and pyrotechnical patriotism.
From such a verdict the Discrimination
Masses will appeal TO the calm intslli
geucs Il those who are neither svaysd
ty jingoism nor moved by Jun. Crovism
The Hawaii question Is not . political
shuttlecock. Ii l. a problem in dipIo-
macy. II Il shall appear in the end that
the administration has prostitutsd itself
10 make political capital out % 90 ssri.
Gus a matter u public concern. IL will
deserve the eontumely nov 90 lavishly
hssped upon Il BY over KeaIoua partisan
crgsnA The public has no confidence
In Cleveland. but II ia the end bic posi-
tion on THE question shsli BE learned 10
Be IN accord With the constitution and
the laws - nations. he will hs restored
Ia public coraAsac..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Whatever els may bs said % tho res
ol8tioas passed By the inmates Of the
soldlsrs' home Il eaonot be said that
my dsmAnd al gREeasonable eoneess-
ioa tFom The peopls- They are the men
tha, have made our eoaatFy land Of
Ihs free indeed Through their saeri-
Gees TO uaAoa sas preserved che and
indissalubls 10 . Dot our province 10
speculate ~ - shat night have been.
bat % sckno~iedge What has been done
b. these heroes They merit the largest
n1sasnss q gratitude Se can extend 10
iAea. Il t. noI Ss sEpresalon 0. graft
tude 10 PA them ap Ike paupers. denying
b. them the r.xht b. exercise that most
precious privilege the frascbise. la
Ssasral nay the lac shica dsaies 10
tnsn The right 10 vote - just one In
~ special application TO the old soldiers
II il harsh add gs&ing. For THAI reason
Il shoi.ld le suspended a. 70 them. anu
prous.ona made whereby they stall .
eligible 10 regisier their voice IN the gen
sra slccuoas without being compelled
% 20 - their homes 10 distant parts OF
tas state The prayer Of the veterans
vii not be IN vain The people will
grant t. IL appeals % the seose Of fair.
bees and justice which has always dom
iaatad true Americans
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
JIMMY MAouInE. A HERO.

Casabianca vas something Of hero
IN his way. but DO was no Jimmy Ma
guire. The Spartan hoy who unvhim-
peringly permitted the stolen fox to tear
out his vitals. knew something Of hero
Ism. but be was 10 the kindergarten in
comparison with Jimmy Mcguire.
jimmy Is an altar boy in q Cincinnati
catholic church. and the priest enioinsd
bin to remain silent during particular
portion OF the ceremony. Jimmy
obeyed- A puff Of wind blew out the
hane Of gas Jet two feet from Jimmy.
he never stirred The fumes were
driven into his nostriis He never moved
HIS face grew hvid as the sufocating
gas vas waited into his lungs; but had
not the good priest told him to remain
silent! Each minute vas al hour to
jimmy; but he never moved a muscle.
Finally the last word OF the service fell
from the lips % the priest Its echo
was the thud OF Jimmy Mcguire a. be
fell unconscious to the floor. Then it
was discovered that the church was full
OF gas and that Jimmy was sufocated
But he didn't die. Not Jimmy. he
was resnscitated; but he's Just as much
Of hero as IL his soul bad been waited
away 10 the food Of escaping gas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Jufss Maynard. having been defeated
ty IN heaest democrats % New York.
issi h. ~ interest b recall the cause.
D. - bs rsmembered that ia the cleo
ta,a pg.cs'iag Dave Hars elevation to
the laitsd States senate tho Democrat.
fe- 30. saef' = a majority 10 the state
sersts large enough - control the Iegis
lsi1fe a ease Sas presented IN the 70
tufns frcm Dutctcss County which
enspi-a the Democrats 60 steal scat 10
rn.ea republican had b.ea elected.
Ihs d,si..ssst. Insisted that trivial de-
fee rnauag sltiafed 81 ballots
sa.ch as.i Been rsst for the republican
candidate TIE republican sensfos died
tsfoT- - returns vsrr canyas-ed. a
tat waiea facilitated the scheme "a.
a~mcefats hal p.aaae,A The county
eanrsrsees msi sod TIRES ost the
thirsy tns so-eallssi marked hailots To.
eerniy c'srs refused b. certify - tie
rstsres s1srsapon special clerk VA
sfpeiHl-i - prrsorm taaf duty t.av.
srsef iiiA renoqel The eouoty clerk AIT
tar eass So .nfo ths coarfs The "a.
pfres ceaft ..-prd an order d.rersnx
thsl tie ensfAear hsia1s ~ roastei
f5~ efaatF -'ers oteyat AFTER be haf
sfefrl - feeslfet aaotber order fsom
sncsasf a-assimeaf ~ ths sssn. court
couatrrasaaias ths 6fst ORDER. Beta
s~fs tinsisar apen h.m Hers ssswhers
Mssnarf ss-pes3 ,nfs ths cansplsscs.
fbs cr9afF elers hsa Sled both ssrta.
safes pussssut g. ths orders q a..
eenft hs So sastas g. recall fse
erti 49, n~iag ssasoerat ana the cor
tre ri. eif1 sasus Is 49, aiea. aa~as
snal1as 81 rrtafa 't Nsithss csuil a.
sseepi 8eoa a. sr.tsr q its saaft MAJ
usrl was tttafaey Co. 80 3eueer.s.
- aa.i seess 60 the -outns, -ss asse..
oes tsg saee tte eeatfaIlsr "a. sat
Nsgasri Nrat ~ saa usrs the erl~s
s.-efiaz fae fspsb.4caa fram tee aisa
Mes 80 stsfs eases ta~rfs MT tA~ss
49, saiy csc seiarn tsfars fhsan. al
ssss s~sfe3 - s~.nccfst Na4sar4.
e. aas saapi> ieresey u. eofss.t
fihAs esstss Ass saess fassf sna .ta.s
. FaAle eeesn<et Asf otk-F nan
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

tea easaiss TAis bar u psssstsc@l bis-
toEy . lust FepesIlsg ITSELF The pfss'
snt lisGtsekat-gossrno q Ses fork .
. bins-sysd. aid hammered iEishman
samsd sksshan He sss elected sith
Governor Flower. Lake Hi hs sas
sauoas 10 get eoalrol a sas party us-
chins He wzs made chairman q tbs
Democrat state committee and IN that
innnentl4I position tried 10 build up fnr
himself . psrsoaal folloxnlg stfong
suoagh 10 push Flower aside 10 succeed
20 the gossrnorship Ia pursuance 70
this plan be allied himssli with the
Tsmnsny end of the machine and
foistsd Maynard on 70 the party. In
the campaign be sacrineed the balance
Of The ticket 10 aid Maynard May.
nsri vas defeated and there the parallel
With Nils history ends- But Flower
has had his eyes opened to Sheehsns
trszchery. Que year ago they stood
together in the Chicago convention
lighting Cleveland; now each has stil.
stto concealed in his coatsleevs ready
10 stab on sight Shsehan blamss Hill
for the Maynard outrage The defeated
candidates blame Sheshan and Flower
condemns him A. q traitor. Grover
must enjoy the situation a. keesly ~ he
did not enjoy IL when Hill iabbed him
under the nth rib to make al opening
for his own advanceuent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
STATE PRESS COMMENT

Gresham. since his grand slump into
the camp Of the enemy. naturally hates
everything republican. There Is moth
ing ueaner than the vindictiveness or an
apostate politician. and the present sec
rotary Of state having stultitied the pro-
LESSONS OF his whole previous life. would
we believe today stop at nothing 10
crafty his malice toward the party. and
the men. that In the past have vouch-
safed him emolument and honors-
Adrian Times.
Bright az republican prospects are at
present. one dark cloud hovers over the
political ornament that portends disas-
ter. Mrs Mary Ellen Lease threatens
TO join the republican party. She must
be kept out by some means Force may
be used IL necessary.-Berrien Springs
Era
IL the ladies cannot vote. they still
have the right TO talk-no man dare at
tempt to deprive them OF that privilege.
Either the supreme court or the men
who drafted the constitution are in for
II now. certainly.-L Lake City Plain
dealer.
Muskegon county has voted for the
county road system--improving country
roads by taxing all property owners uni.
formly therefor. Some day. IL may be
that Mecosta county viii adopt the
sensible plan-Blg Rapids Bulletin.
The Honduras episode has been
cleared BY that government Offering an
apology for the firing At one Of our mail
vessels and now NE are ready for some
other little fellow 10 knock a chip OF
our observation-disclosures Democrat
President Cleveland has just appointed
brother % ex.President Harrison az
surveyor 81 customs in kapsss City.
This member OF the Harrison family has
long served his country as q good demo
crat-Detroit Free Press
1sn't II about time for the Cleveland
administration 10 set about restoring
the emperor. Dom Pedro In Brazil! BY
all means let Ne have a. many mug.
wump nonsrchles on this continent az
possible. -loDis Sentinel
IL the democrats restore the income
tar Law. the state banks Of issue. free
trade and Queen LII. they vilI restore
toe republican party % pover IN is<8,
Drtroit Journal
After al. the republicsns would be
glad 90 trade OF their last falls hckin'
Tor oura Adrian Piesa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

By q decision Of tn supreme court,
recently handed down. q man may main
tain more than one bar on one license
under single roof By the decision In
the Hughes case he may maintain sew
eral distinct departments. such as res
taursnt billiard room and bowling alley
In conjunction with his bar, but when
the bar ia closed the other departments
must be closed too. The two decisiors
do rot contict, but there 10 q wobbly
character to them that gives the i'm
precision that seven-roomed saloon is
less objectionable than the other CON-
bination. Perhaps the impression is
not 80 bad. either.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19


Lines written On board the Anchor
line steamship Furnessls. bctseen 0lss
gov. Scotland. and Neville. Ireland. on
my way TO the United Statss
Dedicated to cspt Alsx MePhss. olsasow.
cross the oceans vsary waste.
] brave lie storms and foam.
The joys Of love once more 10 taste
And shelter nnd st home
leave the Old world for the New.
My face IL TO the west;
The land OF royal hearth and true.
The land ! love the b<st.
Where neither king nor priestly clan
On tthes or taxss livsss
Tan going where mans man.
Who're blrth no title jfivs&
Whore ell are equal In the law.
Aud measured by their worth,
Who're he who seeks the soil may draw
His portion OF the earth
And build his house and make hs home.
And call IL all bis ewiai
No fees 10 pay meath freedoms dome,
No tribute to csoyr-
You love the old. and you may keep
Your castles and your kings.
But give to me beyond the deep
The hope that freedom bringA
The golden promise ever bright
i tu.ure has In store,
Ths. e who earns may hold bis right,
No man can ask for more.
ALLY B. MossE
October Is, 1888.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Ffe,ieficSt soil q Nes York. eastern
sgsni fF tar thoenix Furniture c0a1
psaf. - sSe~t ia Sxesta Il came eat
g. ssr u The isctories sefe pot Eeing 10
start. sstd be yesterday a here . no
stock On haed ~ Nee fetg snd The
wirter season $50 sspoa ere1. II ssems
g. ne thst The furniture trade he's
letter eetiofk iaan ever leiae tht-
sesf lse osi stefks are cleaned oat
ani The 9>altFs sal - fefrei b. has
esr xsis
Rsisefi = hunses - Nasl-een. crc@
= sisesrfai eeeaelafs 90 meofet u he
t'ssrd & fereets a the uAltefsitf. snd
see ffieas - "a fsfsf-@a SO sa The
aaft.s Yesi@sisF gasiss n J aeYt
a,sesss. .a4ed hisa
- q t'swstrsk rfesi.s~as = he re
rsfisis Nstisaai fass. 49, : sussf la
Tie Aestea tv.tssesr
r. 7 tlasftsae. .sssef u ths Cessess
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

SenaEor Puga. strong free coinage
advocsts. Who aas little love for Clsvs-
lad. = chairman Of The judiciary CON-
r1ittee Of tbs senate. DAVID 3. Han IL
member o thar committee. These two
-s-sa,oss. the ous setuafA by intense
hstssi o; Cleveland. the other. anxious
30 protect Dis title a. boss Of New York
state ioiaed forces 10 defeat the con
asmailoa Of Cieseland's appointment OF
Hosnbio~er 20 30 justice d the su.
psems coaTt Ii i openly asserted that
Ill put ne notice Of appointment in
pigeon hols IN ais desk. certain that he
~oalG not BE- called upon to produce IL
Pagh could not. OF would not. secure a
s1oram % the judiciary committee
pending III silver debate. 20 that Hill
Has not asked 10 present the appoint
meat Gnd tbs committee had 10 report
% make HilFs hostility 20 Hornblower
was based on the tear that IL he were
connrned Cleveland would interfere ia
tie New York elections to defeat May
ra-d lie caa no longer entertain
ths. EAR. Hornbi0~er is universally re-
gssdsd a. a man veil qualified 10 sue
eeed n splace on the supreme bench
tie .s = profound iawysr and exemplary
sitzss. Tss opinion is freely expressed
IN democrat circiesthat shen the senate
r1r-ta again tie president uill r. subnit
hornh.osersnams and that the judiciary
COO. mi,tse Siil report promptly in favor
- confirmation. 30 long a. the vacancy
'susi 10 hllsd BY democrat. Horn.
biows. Is he least Objectionable man
fnat rnnLl Ea nannd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

TopAr al the churches affected BY
the revival meetings viii reflect moro
or iess Of the light shed by the coming
OF the svangel. Many persons viii not
be impressed by any evidences Of the
so-callsd awakening. but there will 10
manifested a greater degree OF fervor
and more exalted earnestness In all Of
today's sermons Preachers may not be
expected to maintain q full charge Of
enthusiasm all the year round. They
must OF necessity lapse into listlsssness
for with all the inspiration that Gomez
from good works there are times when
the spirit weaksns and feels sense Of
WEAKNESS Today. however. all the
preachers are keyed up to q high pitch
and the sermons will DO replete with
JUNCTION and spirit II you want to hear
a rousing good sermon turn out to your
church's services this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

While an old warehouse IN Grand
Haven was l~ing eieaned out great
quantities II wildcat currency wsre die
covered IN the rubbi~h. The wildcat
scfip lore date - i>ss. and pas issued
~ isai!neob. Waite A Wtlliams> plooeer
mil men - 0rand Haveo.
In The srsine q 1910 Dr " :. Cor -
franklsu pisutsd biack sAloot shieh
hsd lust spfouted. Tbs vse hs cen
tsnnisl Tree lie has gathered Tbs fsli
frsm this tree tee sod oae hal tnshe.s
q ehuekrJ nuf.
t,eogge T. Suslth q pins lAke slsrged
10 Ftao8siaeE bier. kmms Hsort ett
assd a. yssss oecauss shs SO saaty %
hsa sad b no~ ssfSing fcrty fiss days
in fks Nssoe ysil
Tie hss Wnfsm r. pousia.ea q
Aiiexhssef 1iit r<essylsssis Dc. b~eA
ssteeicsl > esil - ne Jsrkroa pYesby
sesisn ehsfth .e~sefg 81 salssy q
O. So sraf
ileefhtes eeastY sepsfvssafs hsVs
s1affsi : Feest utiss es.h .t~nsasnf AZ
le.sisea = 80 s.s ss9laa 81 Nee
tsffY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

THEEE is something practical to the
lectures delivered by local physicians to
the nurses in the city hospitals The
nurses acquire valuable information
from personal contact with patients,
but such contact can give no adequate
conception OF the theory Of treatment or
OF the premonitory symptoms OF dis.
ease. The lectures are well calculated
TO equip them with indispensable
knowledge OF THAR profession.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Political history. like civil history. l.
Hont - repeat itself Persons nth
ordinarily god memories sill recall the
faci that when Grover Cleveland va
elsctesi governor u New YORK by ana
iori'y = 1900 over Folgs. David q
hii 49, th@ cansidsts To- hsassasnt
Eofefnor shortly after that m@mofahls
triumph I'll began b maaipalAts the
pniiitesi wFrs Rhieh rsdiatsd fron
iaomany snt sooa had instsllsd him.
-rif - t.'s@ = tbs nachins Tsmmsny
dsi nof axs ihe 10y Cl-vslaad pafcslea
out stats psffoosys sod secretly COO
aifed . sn,i-rmiae hls raeal.fity
baafei Asnnine s~csss.i esetfai a th.
slate con nitire. hs.evss. ssa shses
massd dsas slnssssf as.lxns Tbs
assspap~rs discovered MHs eva
aiss at prsmrtiY opea.a A..
rA>ss Isl esssf heaa asx ap~n
hreash bsfs-~s Casvslaad saa ~
.st - ~. asg 80 mss ga .s.ss
a tssss.s fessn De tbsss sanltr faf
seeh ffssr Tie nssspsFss. uss.s. tAa
80 fssxkf lt *oa ti,sses 49, Dssia
enss slerk - s9sf b~rsse. sasss. phi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
Economic
ROaSter.

Then you will be sure TO have juicy roasts well
cooked fowl duck without having the trouble ofd-
nary arising where the od-fashioned dripping-pans
used.
You do not have 10 watch and basic your meats
when YOU use Economic Sclf-Bastng Steam
Rooster. 1t watches and bastes itself. All YOU have
to do after putting the roast into the in an Econ
omic, is TO take it out again at the proper time
The approach OF Thanksgiving and Christmas
days reminds that we must Be preparing for them
The purchase of Economic Rooster will insure
well cooked dinner and saving TO you OF many little
annoyanoes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

LAST nights strike of the employees Of
the Lehigh railway is a reminder that
the threat made one year ago to tie up
all roads during the worlds fair traffic
was not made good The railroad men
were too mindful Of the country's repu.
tation to make such a desperate move
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Progresses HAsERIK OF Boston has
discovered that chickens have a Ian
guage. Now IL he can devise some
method OF communicating 10 them the
feelings OF the man whose garden they
have scratched up. his discovery will
amount 10 something.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

BEcfSSISG last night the Chicago
Mail viii receive the Jews service OF the
United Press The paper is one OF tue
brightest and beet in the United States.
and OF course couldn't get along with.
out the brightest aud bcst news service.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

THKEE coal dealers in Nashville have
been indicted for entering into con.
spiracy to corner the local market and
lift prices IL tho jury will promptly
convict them. the north will have re.
nswed sdmratiou for the new south.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Lssr year 4oi2ly7 tons Of ore were
shipped from Escsnaba- This year less
than 20otu0 tons have been shipped.
II the mere possibility Of iree trade can
40 PROSTATE a single industry. what will
be the effect % the r-al articlef