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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

F-~At-~
CASskD 6o-,Ds --C Corn. si.2,kfi-so Ter
dckens tamato >. e. sd L 80 pr dozen.
6oFfkn-Rossled. hio. z2tez5 Mari.
eaibo zsta SCI Jos. Dsa34c; Mocha and
Java. ga 34c; packages. 3-4.f5 par cas-.
LAED-fompoada. t-efces. Sac; CON-
poand. oo-pound tins. sAe; pufe. tislaees.
IKE; 90 pound tins. Ike; ! tils rendsrsd.
tis.e es, i2cs &lpouna tias. iz1se.
Fab
Black hass. per pound. s9ioei brook
trout. Per pound. -st935e.
See<ls
Medium clover. per bosiel .. tAoot5h SO
Mammoth clover. per busAei. -. 635la675
Timothy seed, per boshel. ........ l7aeaoo
Fruits
loota3b0 Per box.
LKMOSs-Nex Messinas. In boxes Of 3Oos
and ssls. 81 5UaS.75 per box.
misunderstanding to quality. 81. 7ttd 40
Per bunch
swkxr PorAroEs-xsooa37sr Per barrel
Cars Con CkASBKKxIAs-Ptr barrel, sS.75
@t.O0.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
A DULL MARKET
Sugar Moaopolizsd the Trading
and the Stock,
MoyEDupAND DOWN THEscAlE
General La Aasct>d 81 ssear--Lin-
issd Dsm.sd Inc Money Iscreases
the BAnk sarpinA

Nxw YoEx. Nov is Money On call
u nOninAL lelts per cent
Prime mercantile paper al<9oh per
cent
Sterling exchange i steady. nth actual
business in bankers bills az ASA
:Or sixty days and sls5i. for demand
Posted rates4 s4ls4pi s6is; CONNER
cial billa 4s2t49As25s Tor sirty days
and tLsilfgAsaA for demand
Bar silver. 7o44.
Government bonds quiet; stats bonds
dull. railroad bonds steady.
Silver al the stock exchange vas
without sale.
The stock market vas exceedingly
dull today OF the VI. 2l6 shares traded
In over $4,000 we're in Sugar refining.
which. after dropping from s3a 10 BIB
on rnnors in regard 70 probable tariff
changes adverse 10 the conpanys inter
est. u subsequently, transpired that a
nunber Of privileges ran out this morn
ing and those in interest finally took the
stock in hand and put the price back to
s01s. The general list vas kept in a
wavering condition by the early drop in
Sugar. but did not decline much outside
II Chicago Gas which sold down from 62A
u els. On the other hand. when Sugar
rallied. the whole market improved quickly.
The enormous gaiu In the bank reserves also
had some influence. The bank statement
attracted considerable attention. eel ecially
as it showed an increase in the holdings Of
cash by the banks of nearly 1D.coD.vuo. The
contraction Of loan. was regarded as unfav-
orable. showing as ID does a very limited de-
mand for money. both leg innate or specu-
lative purposes The hanks gain s. .1i1.7i0
in surplus reserve. which nov stands az <65.-
t7O.f75. against 81 So. 81 q year ago. The
stock market left OF firm at the top figures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Good looks are more than skin deep.
depending upon healthy condition 81
all the vital organs II the liver be in.
active you have a bilious look. II your
stomach be disor1ered you have a dye
peptie COX and II yonr kidneys 81 at
fected y0u have a pinched leok. Secure
good health and you viii have good
looks Electric Bitters - TIE great al
terative snd tonic. scts directly on these
vital organs Cures pimples. blotches
boils and gives good eofn pie mon.
Sold At Peek Bros. drug store. - cents
ner hEntflA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Royal Ruby Rys Whisky IL free
from az foreign flavor and adultersnts;
naturally npened and matured by
eleven years storage IN wood 70 Il a
Rys a. - a Rye" and costs no more
than INFERIOR bFandS Try 10 and you
All uevrr - satisfied - use any other
A pure old whisky u always free from
fusii oil which y a poison. and should
not - taken into the system Age
eliminates q from The spirit II oxida-
ton sad u - converted into fragrant
eihsrs xhich give the bouquet to
Whiaky
When you sant whisky Tor medicinal
ne you want it pure. Royal Ruby
RFe i guaranteed pure Ia every par
ticuiaf. and recommended Tor the in
vaiid and the coavaiesceut Bottled az
aist,ilery.l 30 per quart bottla
ROiAL VINE CO. CHcsGo For
.zs - Scribusr & Aldworth. iruggistS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Farm Produce
RkSaAs--36tdf0c.
~rtNkcH-Soc hushel
BUrrsR-axd22c per pound
Esss--3oc per DOZEN
TURxIF--,sc per busbel
CkRRors-3S,djocr er eashel
Ho<sF-Psncy whits. f2ise PER pound.
FkRsIkx-25c per dozen.
Oxtoxs-Sss15 Oc per busheL
CIEss-t5e per dozen sislka
Bxsrs-3i<6*oc per bssehei.
Mfxr--zc Ter doren banches.
ARMS 75cdsl.O per sushsi, Spies.
Nle.
Cssssss-60c Per dozen.
Ssrsszrs-ts<d2c per FOUND
CArrrFtowss-si-0 per dossn.
FAsssiPs--soc pr huslseL
IErrUcs-Hotho u-e. i5c
Wkrrs CsEss-&c per dozen bunchss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

CHICAGO. Nov. is-Liquidation Was the
feature In wheat today. The only buyers
were the shorts. There was nothing OF
especial importance TO govern prices Tue
market opened ac higher for Decemcer at
CO.. and A@Ac higher for May at 6aAd
size, sold OF to 5sslc for the former and
60 NC for the latter. reacting and closing at
&C for December. csc for May, q net loss
Of &c for the day.
closing prsces weres
WHRAr - November. sexes December,
&C. May. csc.
CoEs-Novembsr. 8Ae; December, s5xc;
May. Sic
Osrs-Sovember. &c; December. 27hc,
May. 3Ac.
PoRx-January. 81. -; May, sf2s2
LAKD-January, SD; May. T.s2
kIss-January. 1877; May. AIS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
Bank Clearin1S

There was an increase in the hank clear.
ings today of Sl2.22D79 as compared with
the corresponding day Of last year on
business of $i77.7037L For the week the
total was s959. 9Ss. 40. a decrease as compared
with the corresponding week of 1892 OF
<22s 2sf55
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

rsrox Srocx YAsD& Chicago. Nov. Is
Cattle-Rsceipts. AGO; common to extra
steers. So. tOae.0oi stockers ana feeders. s. .
@375; cows and bulls. u.25sS50; calves.
S-.O0dAs5.
Hogs-Receipss. IL 600; heavy. s. l0@A60
common To choice. <5.1SaAeo; choice
assorted. IS. 55ds. 81; light. S.Soa6sO; pigs,
- 75sa5.5O
Sheep-Receipts. I. sOoi inferior 20 choice,
81 25sd375; lambs, E200d5.oo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Are Your chldrsa suejsef 70 Group
II % yogI should never be without
bottle q Chamberlair's Cough Remedy.
II Is certain cure for Group. and has
never been known % fail IL given freely
al soon - the cFoopy cough appears u
viii prevent the ATTACK. Ii - the sole
rsilsnee With thousands Of mothers Who
have eronpy chsldren. and never disap-
polnts them There i no danger in CAV
iiig fhls Remedy In large and frequent
doses. as u contains nothing inlur:ons
81 cent bottles for sale by r. j. Wurz.
burg, IS Monroe street; also Peck bros-',
IL l3l Monros street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
Muskeg0n Service
via
G.. II. IL /.

Taking effect November 18th. 1893
LEAVE GRAND RAPIDS 7@5 a. m.
daily and $50 p. IN. except Sunday
arrive Muskegon 800 a m. and 100 p. m.
Connections made by both trains Tor
Pentwater.
ll.25 a m. train will be discontinued
LEAVE MUSkEGONsJ5am. except
Sunday and 400 p N daily-arriye
Grand Rapids $40 n N. and 5sO p. m.
Connections for both trains from
Pentwater
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
Diving The Brain

a. the expense
Of the Body.
While Ne drive
the brain We
must build up
the body. Ex-
eTcise, pure AIR
foods thai
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

make healthy frsh-refseshing
sleep-such are methods When
loss Of desh. srrength and nerve
become apparent your physician
will doubtless tell you that the
quickest builder Of all three Is
SCOTS Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil, which not only
creates fiesh Of and "a itself. but
stimulates the appetite for other
foods
Ps.,.s.s ;, $3.50 a.-a- sY. Al ar-ss...
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
GRAND RAPIDS HERALD NDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 1904

&C. :. tetter. zppsd hand& ehllel4inA
sofEs. -. skln srupnons snd POS
ussis cures pIies. O. 90 psy required Ii
h guaranteed q give perfect k4tlsfae
tksn o. nonsy refunded Price - cents
per box Fer sals b. PEA Brus. drug
gists. oorner Nonros and Dstlssoa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

furA
Bear. large. SIS, SIS, $40, s..
Cat, wild, -bc.
Cat. house, l5c. 10c.
Deer skins. dry. per pound. &c.
Fox. red. $1.25. 81. 75c. 50c.
For. gray, zoe. SIC. sc.
Fox. cross. S.. s.. s..
Muskfat. fall, loo. &C. &c.
Mink, 81. 10, s5c, soc, sc.
Martin, g. II.
Otter. s., S. 50. 81.
Raccoon, SOC. sec. Soc. Zoe.
skunk. black, 81. SOC, 25c.
Skunk, narrow stripe. 60c, soc.
Skunk, broad stripe. 15c, loo.
Hides and TaIlow.
Cured calf, No. 1. Sc; No. 2. &c.
Green calf. No. 1. &C; No. ?. SIC.
Cured hides. No. 1. 35<c: No. =, PC.
Green hides. No. !. 25Sc; No. =. &c
Sheep pelts. l5td sc; lambs, 25d35c.
Tallow. 4td4Ifc.
Deer skin, Risc
Grain.
Wheat, SIC, corn. i2c; oats. &c; rye, tOc.
Flour-L ly white, S1.65; patent. 80.
Mill Stuffs - Middlings, $3.50; bran,
$ii.50; screenings. sl35J per ton.
Ground Feed-Per ton. sis.o0; corn meal,
per ton. $3.50.
Buffalo Gluten Feed. $3.50. including
sacks.
Buckwheat, $a.25ds.75.
Hay and Wood
TIMoTHY-sso O(d 1000 per ton.
CIovxR-Ss.O0 per ton.
SrRAw-<5 0O,d6.O 90 per ton.
WooD-16-inch beech and maple, dry,
500 per cord; green, Sis per cord.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
petrc,t0 Gram.

nrTEorr. Mich. Nov. ts.-wheat--No. 2
red. cash. sOAc; December. s0,tc, May,
6s&cs No. white. cash. SOC.
Corn-No. mited. cash. toci No. 2 yel-
ioE. cash, Ale
Oats-No. white. cash. 52lfc.
Rys--So. cash. 5oc
Prime Clover Seed-s5.50
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Those who have used ~ Kings New
Discovery know its value. ard tho. " no
have not have nov the opgSortukify 10
Try a. Cal On tte advertised druggist
and get a trial hftils free Ssnd yeur
name and address % " r Hacklen 3
Co. Chicago. AMI get a sample bottle ~
Dr. Kings New Life Pills frsc ss Vii
a. a copy - Guide ., Health an,i House.
bod lrsfrnctoF. free AT n rhich =
guaranteed - 81 20 god SD cr-f yon
nothing. Psck Bros iTag store
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Tie beet save in tbs vord sor cuts
BRUISES sores nicsrs sat rlieanA fever
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
New York Produce

Nrw Yoxx. Nov. is.--Froup-Market
weak. dull; winter wheat, Low grades. 500
G2la
waKAr-Dull for spot, market easier, OPP
tons opened firm at A@Sc advance on for
eign buying and covering, fell IA Nc on
realizing and full receipts. rallied nc and
closed weak at hd%e under yesterday with
a dull trade. December. 654e; january,
s7Ac; February, ssxc; March, ssHc; May.
s2isc.
CoRs-Quiet, firm, options were dull and
L@ ne lower. closing weak due 20 local real
ling and weaker west. November, axe;
December. 4i,ac; January. t4hc; May,
46%c
OArs-Spotsdull. unchanged: options dull
casters November, 33slc; December, 3isc;
January. 34slc; May. 35ac.
LAkD-Quiet. lower; western steam closed
a. S. 80, city at &c.
PoHE-Dull, easy; sales 100 barrelsi mess.
81. OOgd1s.50.
CzE1s-Quiet. unchanged; state large. ga
llAc.
CoFyns-- Options opened steady. unchanged
TO 10 points down; closed steady, 5 10 Is
points down; sales Is. 80 bags. including
December. tle&5<d1s.to, January, SIC. l5,d
1925; February. $i6.05, March, 1850:
May, t15.55<d Is 90: June. SIS 500 1888 spot
Rio dull, nominal, No. Z. 1sc.
SUaAR-Rav. dull. weak; fair refining.
2Ac; centrifngals IS tsst, sac; refined dull.
easy: OF A. AGA 7-l6c, mould A,49ld
i5-1ec; standard, A. Asl6,d4s1c.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-05-12
RAILROAD TIES.

81. F. Hawley, for II years assistant
superintendent Of the Chicago and Alton,
has resigned.
]. T. Wann, auditor of the Nypano,
resigned TO become cashier Of a national
bank in Cleveland.
1t is believed that it will cost the rail-
roads entering Chicago $500, 900, 900 to
raise their tracks in conformity with the
new law.
The Pennsylvania has an engine house
foreman at Williamsburg named Thomas
Ridley, who, if he survives until 1894,
will have been in railroad service con-
tinuously for 80 years.
At cost of 100000 a union station
will be erected at Portland, Or. It will
be built of brick, with stone trimmings
1t will be 518 feet long, three stories high
and will have handsome clock tower.
The Chicago and South Side Rapid
Transit company is arranging TO put in
a complete system of interloching
switches for the jackson park line
Towers will be erected at the terminals,
yards and at points where express trains
will overtake locals
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-05-12
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Miss Eva Gore Of Orlando, Fla, re-
Gently killed an alligator with two shots
at 200 yards
Miss Jennie Rockefeller, daughter of
John D. Rockefeller, playsthe violoncello
with great skill.
Senator Cocl1rell of Missouri uses the
identical desk in the senate chamber that
was used by Jefferson Davis.
Allie, Elihu and Elidea Frank, three
brothers who live at CaAtse Hill, Me-,
are said to average 7 fees m hight.
Nine. de Lesseps, wife a lie Grand
Francois" can write equally well in
French and English. She wrote novel
several years ago and published it anon
ymously.
Governor Turney Of Tennessee, when
told of the rumor that he was dead, said
he had heard the report and quietly
added, 81 knew it was lie as soon as l
heard it."
Mrs. Burgess, wife of member Of the
Newfoundland assembly, accompanied
her husband to the session at st. Johns,
walking 230 miles over ice and snow on
snowshoes.
Nineteen senators use but five letters
each in spelling their names. The list
begins with Allen and ends with White.
Nine of the names are of two syllables
and 10 of but one syllable each.
Mrs. H. H. Riddleberger, widow Of
the late Virginia senator, announces that
hereafter her newspaper at Woodstock,
the Shenandoah Herald, is to be "inde-
pendent of all political parties or fac
tons of parties"
Samuel Longbaugh of Empire, New,
has in his possession a valuable relic. It
is a watch bearing the name of Joseph
Davis, London, 1921, " and its great value
lies in the fact that the earliest record of
a pocket timepiece is 1894 and is Swiss.
The late Colonel Dave Armstrong of
st. Louis was a guest at the great dinner
with which the Planters House was
opened so years ago, and he was the last
guest to leave the hotel when it was
abandoned last year. For nearly hall a
century he occupied room No. 208.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-05-12
Kentucky's Wonderful Rocking Stone

The moving stone" at Lexington Is one
Of the most remarkable freaks of nature in
the state Of Kentucky, the great caverns
alone excepted. In the rear Of the grounds
attached to the home of the late Governor
Gilmer is huge bowlder standing aloneon
the edge Of stream. Resting directly
upon this bowlder is another weighing at
least 20 tons. This upper bowlder rests
upon stone pinnacle not more than two
feet square and so evenly balanced that al
though the slightest touch will cause IL to
rock to and fro 100 horses could not pull IL
from its socket.
Biologists say that II must have been de
posted in its present position in the time
of the glacial epoch, and that the texture
and composition Of the bowider argues In
favor Of the theory that 1t was transported
from the Lake Superior region to its present
resting place In d good field Of fee before
there was single human being on the face
Of the earth.-New York Journal
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-05-12
STAGE GLiNTS.

Sadie Martinez will star next season in
a new play.
Clara Coleman will soon make another
starring venture.
Killarney will be the only play used
by Katie Emmett next season.
Madge Leasing will be the priIna donna
soubrette of Frederic Solomon's coming
opera tour.
"a Modern Heroine" is the attractive
title of a new war play which will soon
go on tour.
There is absolutely no truth in the re-
port that Mrs. John Drew will be starred
by Charles Frohman.
Cosina Wagner, the widow of the great
composer, was ence the wife Of Won Blu
low, the famous pianist. She eloped
with Wagner.
Eleonora Duse, the great Italian &C
tress, was more warmly received in Bos-
ton than in any other American city
which she visited.
A. c. Wheeler (Nym Crinkle) has up
to-dated" one of Tom Taylor's plays In
which George Edgar and Josephine
Langdon will star.
Richard Mansfeld's new yacht will
be completed shortly. The great actor
is thinking of making trip around the
world on board his magnificent craft.
Dorothy Dene, the English beauty and
actress, will be the Helena in the elab-
crate revival of "a Midsummer Nights
Dream" at Daly's theater. New York, in
August. She will spend May and June
In England.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-05-12
NOVELTIES.

Cups of silver gilt have borders of col
ored enamels.
Small square butter dishes are Of
enamel mosaics.
/ The increase in the use Of enamel is
steady. Jeweled paper knives of silver
gilt have handles Of enamel.
! New candelabra have not single
standard, but branching supports gather
and combine in a square base.
New cigar sets are three cups of grad
mated sizes attached in line. The larger
d for cigars, the second for cigarettes,
the third for matches.
Pencil racks are new. These are OK
idized serpents with their tails twisted
and heads bent 30 as to form the racks.
The pencil or pen does not lie straight,
but at fascinating and casual angle
Jewellers Circular.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-13
Let Us Jump Into the Wagon and All Take
q Ride The Silver Party Fad.

Let Us Jump Into the Wagon and All Take
Ride The Silver Party Fad.
Says the Chicago Sentinel: s'Gold-bug
is in the band wagon. Silver-bug
wants to get in along with gold-bug.
Old Greenbacker is trying to boost
Silver-bug in. If Silver-bug gets in,
then old Greenbacker will have two
bugs to throw out instead of one.
Query: Why don't old Green hacker get
in the band wagon himself, while there
is only one bug to be pitched out?'
And now since half-baked, so-called
populists are in favor of starting a new
party, with new name, with the free
coinage of silver as the principal issue,
the Topeka Advocate says:
''There has been a great deal of talk
for some time past about new party
to be organized upon the single issue of
free coinage of silver. The papers re-
Gently had purported interview with
Senator PETER, in which it was claimed
that he favored such a new organiza-
ton. We do not believe that the senator
is correctly reporteo in that interview;
but if he is he will ind that the rank
and file of the peoples party will not
follow his leadership in that direction.
"While the demand for free coinage
of silver is one OF the planks of vhe
Omaha platform. it is the one of least
Importance among them all. It has
come to the front recently by forca II
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-13
Exact S re,


You observe that this pretty little
ticket is just as long as an ordinary
ticket is wide. Very we'll They take
an ordinary ticket and fold it breadth
ways, and then in the folds insert a
few of these little ticklers The Judge
takes the ticket, thus loaded, and hold
ing it edgewise over the hole in the
box, .fiddles with it until the little
ticklers drop out and down in the box.
each singly, and thus escape the law
which provides for their destruction
by reason of their being folded in an
other ballot.
Buckingham and Cumberland coun-
ties together elect a delegate to the
general assembly, and Mr.. Camm Pat
terson was the democratic candidate.
1t was known that there was a large
majority against him in Cumberland.
and therefore it was necessary to roll
up larger counter ma ority in Buck
ingham. The pudding ticket" did it.
and it now becomes the duty of Hon.
E. w. HUBBARD, commonwealth attcr-
ney of Buckingham, to prosecute the
light fingered gentry who managed the
fraud. Virginia Sun.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-13
THE VIRGINIA WAY.

Must Democratic Form of Governments
Perish from the Earth.
Did you ever hear of pudding
ticket?" A fac smile of one, the exact
size, is here presented and it cooked
the populist goose in Buckingham. 1t
is a cunning trick, and if nicely manip-
ulated stuffing the ballot box may be-
carried on to any extent desired. This
is the way they work it:
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-13
Will BE But One Party.
We clip the following from the Noun

Vernon Register, (rep.):
THE republicans would have carried
Virginia if they had had a ticket in the
field, but as it was they assisted the
democrats in defeating the populists."
That is we'll The money question is
the question in which the people are
interested, and on this question the
old parties are entirely agreed, and
they unite to antagonize the peoples
party. Whenever the people become
strong enough to endanger the suprem-
acy of Wall street, therell be but one
party of the two old ones.-Mt Vernon
Qlls.) Progressive Farmer.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-13
ARE WE EDWARDS?

Men Who Will Bravely Face a Battery May
Dodge the Politician.
The American people are not towards,
are they? No, indeed. Let the bravery
displayed in thousand battles answer
the question. And yet we lave seen
great big, brave men, who had felt
driven by the force of circumstances to
vote an independent ticket, dodge
across street to keep from meeting a
courthouse politician. We have seen
as good and brave men as ever lived
slip around the back way to get up into
a reform convention when their neigh
from being seen by the town party men.
We have seen them wait in the post
Office until certain persons should step
out before they would ask for their re-
form paper, and actually go home
without it rather than call for it in the
prese ce of Mr.. So-And-So. We have
seen men of worth and property look
actually sheepish, as though they had
committed crime, when some super
cilious fool called out to them in
crowd as they received their reform
paper, 'You don't take that paper, do
you?" The American people are not
towards; they are noble and brave in
the face of an enemy, but some of them
have extremely queer ways in the pres
ence of pot-house politicians, who, in
reality, are unworthy to scrape the
stable mud off their boots.-Mount
Vernon Qll Progressive Farmer.
Cleveland is said to have 81, 600. 900.
Men oct money hv earning inherifin0
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-13

Who knows whether Cleveland il
descendant Of Benedict ArnolIP
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-13

Cleveland is said to have 81, 900. 600.
Men get money by earning, inheriting
or stealing it. Did Cleveland ever earn
or inherit 81, 600, ooo7-Peop]e's PresA
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-13
THROW THE OTHER BUG OUT.

Boston, Mass.