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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1893-07-15
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NOTICE.

#s5*5 ,i9F b NUTICE. - ..5g s. e.
5 9th, $685. ss. : = s: ~
Complaint having been entered at this Office bv
John n Caesas against Theodore Dufresne for
June 18th, 1892 upon the VIZ 81 sell and W. Of
neg OF section 4, township 81 north range east
1n Cook county Mimi, with view to the cancel
summoned to appear at this Office on thes25th
day Of August, 1893, at 10 o. clock a. M, to Re-
sponq and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment, FIJI = n - 7f~1'7' -
:, :, MONROE NICHOLS, Register
g z y MlA As Attorney: ~ -
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1893-07-15

Timber Land, act June 3, 1878 Notice
Tor utilization, as amended BY act
Of. August 4, 1892. United States Land
Office, Duluth, MINI. March 9th, 1893
Notice is hereby given that in comrpli
ance with the provisions Of the ac q
congress of June g., 1878, entitled .3,:l,
act for the sale Of Timber lands in ths5
states Of California, Oregon, Nevada
and Washington Territory as amend
ed by act Of j congress approved
August 4, 1892, Daniel sheehan.
state s. h 5f4nsy q "a has ho 4bis
day fled in this office his sworI1
statement no.. $50, for the purchase al
the sW4 Of se114, of sec. 10, and lots Q. s
and d. sec. no. Is, Up no. 81, north zc - r.
off offer proof to 4 show that r. a and sous
is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes and to
establish his claim to said land before
the register and receiver of this Office at
Duluth, MINI. On Monday, the 2lst
day Of august 1893. 49, = ,." ~
He names as witnesses George Slower,
James G. Morton, Thomas Brian, Louis
S. Franklin, of Duluth, mimi. !
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above described lands are request
ed to file their claims in this office Q ~
before said 21st day Of August 1898. =:
r. And yous Thomas Modrzeyewski. who made
I'D; Entry No S15e, for sw14 Of seq of Sec. 10
4th p. m, are hereby notified to appear at the
time and place above specified and show cause
II any you have, why the final proof and tim
Der purchase application Of the above namea
Daniel Sheehan should not be allowed
Monroe Nichols, Register.
W Il Smallwood Atty -
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1893-07-15

Timber Eand, act June 8, 1878; Notice
for Pub icatidn, as amended by act of
August 1892. u s.. Land Office.
Duluth Mimi. May Sd, 1893. Notice. is
hereby given that in compliance with
the act Of Congress Of June 8, 1878, en-
titled ian act for the sale of timber
lands in the states Of California, Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory.q as
amended am by act Of Aug. A, 1892, Albert
|Stplts, Of Duluth, county of ST.
Louis, state ptt minnesota, has This day
aled il this Office !; his sworn statement
no. 1852, for Bhas Of The (. lots 5.
3. 8 and fne11 oil / sell r@sec. no /.
Is, Up. no. Ga, north range no, i, W. 4th
p. m !, and Will offer proof to- show that
the land sought Is more valuable fer it's
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim to
said land before the Register and Re
ceiyer of this office at Duluth, Mimi,
on Thursday, the oath day Of August
1893 He names as Witnesses;
q Adolf Levander, Andrew r. Hankin-
son, Clarence W. Brenizer, of Duluth,
MINI eli: Edward Anderson, of Grand
Marais, MINI. g.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
" the above above described lands are
requested to file their claims IN this
office on or before said Oath day Of Aug.
1898. Monroe Nichols: Register
r. N. Marble, Atty. %,
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Notice FOR PUBLICATION ,-

Land Office at Duluth, Mimi. May End, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim and that said
ceiver. Of U. s. Land Office at Duluth, Minneso-
ia, on August End, 1898. - Il
entry No. 4see for the So ne and NJ Of Sc Of
sec. 10 twp 81 north range w. 18th 3. M. ii
He names The following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: Il ii. 81 Y I, b !55
John Z. Simmons, James Drouillard, Hiram
Chadwick and Simond BudWick, all Of Grand
Marais, MINI, sz9 i.5f 54$ Ssag .E7
C.P. Maginnis, Atty 1,1s' 4'' '1A -
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Notice for Publication,


Land Office at Duluth, Mimi, June !. 1899
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice of his intention to make
proof viii be made before the Register and Re.
ceiyer OF the .. s. Land office at Duluth, Mimi,
Charles G Dahleen who made homestead SO nv
No $3.50 for lots 2, B. and Of sec. g. twp 81 north
range west 4th p. m. -
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land. viz: -l., - E-.l l..-- .
Oscar Levine, Charley Colin, Andrew Johnson.
Hiram Chadwick, all Of Grand Marais, MINI.
c P MAe1NN1s Atty. 80 ga
Timber Land, Act June 5. 1878; Notice
- for Publication.
/ United States Land Office, Duluth,
Mimi. Nov. IS, 1892. Notice is here
by given that in compliance with tho
provisions Of the act of congress Of : rs
8, 1878, entitled can act for the sale OF
timber lands in the states Of California, Oregon
Nevada and Washington ;tton Territory,'' amended
state Of Minnesota ss has this day day
fled in this Office his sworn statement No
seA of nWA and lot 8, of sec. no. S, in
Township no. 3d. N. range no. 4 p 9Th p. m. and
will offer proof to show that the land sought is
grlcultura al purposes, and to establish his claim
to said land before the register and receiver Of
this Office at Duluth, Mimi, on Monday, the
10th day of July 1898. @
He names as Witnesses ohm DrouiIlord,
Adoiph S. Carlson, Richard Keyworth, Cha S
&c. Drouillard, of Grand Marais MINI. Horl
MOORE, William Craig, of Duluth, MINI F
s Any and all persons claiming attylssseiy
the above described lands are requessee K, file
their claims IN this Office on or before said 10Th
day of July 1898. -sSS
-5,3 Monroe Nichols, Register.
Persons 6 Med Donald, ATTYs
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1893-07-15

Quaker Catarrh Cure is dif ferent from all other
remedies; is applied directly to seat Of disease
and gives Immediate and permanent relief It
costs you nothing to try bottle if you get no
benefit. For sale BIS all druggists at 50 Cts per
bottle. 85 =l #:sS
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IN ever fails. Quaker Catarrh Cure.
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Nee & Sharp. ATTYs.
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Timber Land, Act June Sd, 187s-Notice for Pub

W. H. Smallwood, Atty.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1893-07-15

T. J. Mitchell, Atty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

n Mr. tsllas- j. not pleased when hs
reads bis tlksALD this morning he ~
man act easily moved BY the expressions
ofalsniratlon II devoted friends II the
citizens u Grand Rapids have enter
tanned any doubts as 70 his illness and
capacity b serve them AZ judge a the
Superior court they must BE- removed
- TIE unanialons endorsement 81 him
- the republican attorneys u this city.
Z rarely falls 70 the fortune of can
eiflafe % receive such sincere and spon-
t4neots support from members II his
sWn profession Or calling. IL certainly
Indicates that he Is strong In every
qaaiity that goes - equip man - dis
charge affeial functions. Ii proves too
that ihe republican city convention
made an exemplary choice In a teld %
exemplary men.
NJ Fallas viii require no encomium
from the newspapers friendly 70
tis candidacy. Ills legal brethren
have said al the good things u and con-
cerning him that can be- said. Perhaps
Mr. Taggsrt hit the keynote to his
character when he said III Mr.. Fallass
shall be elected he will 70 judge. not a
LEGISLATOR Therein lies one n the
strongest virtues ~ the magistrate.
A Judge j. invested with authority b
construe and apply the statutes provided
BY the legislstsire. IL il not his mission
Ia make tho laws. but % see they are
execussd. Ky instinct. by natural ten.
d~ncy and b, education Mr. Falla-s Ia
man endowed with a mind possessing all
the attributes ~ judicial firmncss and
character. II elected hc will execute
the laps- lie will not barter tis office
for political power. nor descend Ia self
praiss to secure the applause Ct the
classes. He will 70 a iudge.nos a derna-
govus and political poltroon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

r.atimer's escape made at the sacrifice
~ one mans life and the reputation u
several other men. naturally furnishes
an apt text Tor the discussion Of capital
punishment
Uadsr the statutes II this state a per.
son convicted q the nest hcinous crime
known e. civilization may be committed
o. prison far the balance II bis natural
lie No siegrec - atrocify will augment
the degree = punishment. Life impris-
onaent j. tbe extent q punishment.
The theory upon which this law is
founaed = that thu judicial killing -
enc Who vilfuliy kills does not atone for
the crime: that the srripturai penalty -
~ sewers. The person that oatraxes
society and stains his bands with human
blood may he removed from society and
his efl tendencies checked by horclesS
corfrenenf within prison walls He Is
hsneefosth deAsl - the world.
Tho cperafson = the law Is widely at
variance ~ifh the theory. Practically.
a uaar,ierer goes inte prison on An equal
feotirx xifh al other criminals except
- T. TIE iergth Of bis tern. lie j. not
singled o,it for unusual priva-iora and
- lost in fhe eolony y assorted thugs
and biaclxler-. He - m more dead b.
ire world thar ne short term man-
In fatimes case i = prDvcd that 10
j. sprv much alive 70 The work. lie 90,
cnlx Killed an iuoTcndiug guard baf
vac At liberty - xii @rore tstore b
in9 rspturpl IL = greater ncnsce
- human ~ nov than he ever has hccu
Two. possibly three. persors have heen
killed ~ hics IA aeiianca q as. WoaId
n usf ~ tettrr - ran fbe charer Il
barriox an oces@ionsi innoceaf man
than = Sacrifices the tFes 4 steses'
what T.atimer has done may b. 3npll
cs.sd. Ia snetheF Form. ~ ether life
esrsrfs. Say What orc may iu fsvi.r q
Il. eur form - capital puniehmeat has
eat - feea q a. irsef txo guards IN
the rfi-ou ard q ncsres outside. flfe
imprisonment hss 10 -ach ferrrrs -
s~efh IN re xailo1s The f,ra1rr being
. prose.l failure, i<lt nct Imperative 'hst
= ehaee~ shaH 10 usafief
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

The purchase = Cuba. which - ls,ing
talked about "a cne = the matter IT th.,
near future. - not a burning question
yet. hu, whe i reaches the stage four
ont q every fise e esnr ln The eeteffy
vili favor TIE purhase Z the island can
- secured on reasonable FERNS s.
Louis gsiohe Denfsrat
f.everncr Flasef cried .rafz last feaS
vter senoso vise ssknfi f1r New ltfs 8
exhit.t ~ che wofla - fair ard - refused
b. allow an appropriation = mere than
saatoo Nos he hss signe8 anefhff
appropriation = fFooa IL - lfsip'
ahead - tie estimate whirh rss3e him
utter hia hieisriesl evfismassou Me
uesrsis fF.furr.
A fstfstefz nan hss inssnts.i ~ All
fca eFx fhsf = sei8 Is. - equal ~ The
hnr's eafufs' rrssset II that mae ~
tempts - fpof sha safxst Win be
tsachire uisrfr g7ssis - fsflnrrr fr0h
ais sill az r. slw th,eazo piesaish
Tke better tae pula8e ersd5g the
rhsares - noreg sfsj efi "a nseo
che ~. elNeeFs ~ i~ tterssi are
~ 80 sen,s tiree frearieA a. neesfeyiae
rrss,t 9Th MIGHT sad ua.n ews
Histe Rexsssef.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

The old saying a penny wise and
pound foolish has come true with re
gaui "a the management IL the jackson
state prison. We have been aware for
some time that this institution was be
ing run seemingly with the ono iiea IN
view ~ making a reputation for the
warlen.-kalamazoo Gazette.
Carter Harrison is devoting a large
amount "a valuable space in his Chicago
Times To evidence and argument To
show that Cleveland IL Tor him. IL Is ~
more importance TO know % what ex-
tent the democracy n Chicago l. for
him Saginaw Courier Herald
Eastern governors are issuing their
annual fast day proclanstions and re-
ports Ia the sporting columns - the
eastern newspapers Indicate that the
day will be observed with all due regard
r. the fun 20 he got out ~ it.-Deiroit
Tribune.
We're Il not Tor the seal jacket there
would tie No serious difficulty over the
Rering sea muddle. Woman figures at
the bottom II several historic rucfions.
Detroit Free Press
Had capital punishment heen in vogue
in Michigan Iafimer. Tie parritltls.
would not noe 10 ~ iltsriy Nuskteon
News
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

Betting on the spring election is open.
lng lively and the booksellers are doing
good business. Yesterday the market
siuuped over toward the republican side
aud Mayor Stuart loosned up an easy
fasofite
General lnnes has become factor In
the betting. and on account ~ bis un.
certain strength the fraternity IL shy
about barking Turner. The republicans
ale being backed 10 control the next
council. Judge Burlingame is still the
hottest fayofite in the list and odds 10
! arc offered freely. t,ut with plenty of
takers Ii Is conceded 10 he a good bet
even IL one loses. Adsit dropped out Of
the possibilities and lsoneAup IN betting
circles as dead certainty. The pool.
sellers coneede HIS election and tegan %
bet on his plurality. The following bets
were offered by Ellis A Company In the
Morton house: 5 20 Stuart wins: 10
> Turner WINS. ) 10 10 Van Lceuwen
wins, 10 to 10 lnnes gets 200 votes. 10
10 10 lnnes does rot get 800 votes: 10 10
10 the republicans control the council;
10 to 10 t!uriingame has 800 plurality;
10 10 10 Hooker has 1900 plurality 10 TO
10 Adsit has $50 plurality; 10 Ia 10 the
republicans cleft 6 aldermen; 10 10 10
the next mayof gets 800 plurality.
The combination bets did not change
materially.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

YITurr Wlfe IaHrrflor.ffl1I W1 cnr
live more .rr,,n,r,caIIx s.u know r.
begin with. Won can stop smoking. y.
sign from your cluh. give no more wine
suppesr. and never. never treat All, oae.
Young Husband family CERTAINTY.
10 he sure. la fact. "A oourse. Arl
What vii soa do. .itars
Young Htfe tfr'umphanfisi Oh.
III mend AL my gloves m.-st Texas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

The Simple and Beautiful Exercises
Held Yesterday Afternoon.

The Kendall home for nurses was
formally opened yesterday. The excr-
cises were held in the home at $50
o'clock. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with cut flowers and ported
plants. j. r.. Earle. in behalf II the
Kendall estate, presented the keys Of
the home To the Rev. DIR. Campbell Fair.
AZ the representative OK the society
which has built and maintained St.
Marks hospital. DIR. Fair. in behalf 81
the board III managers. the nurses and
attaches Of the hospital, accepted the
gift and paid beautiful tribute 10 the
noble hearted generosity that prompted
il. The nurses sang, blessed BE the
Ties That Binds" After which DR.
David X. Breed Of Chicago made brief
aud appropriate address. The nurses
sangN~lord Dismiss U.s. and DIR. Fair
pronounced the bencdction. DIR. Breed
took photograph OF the nurses dressed
in their costumes and carrying their
hymnals. About 80 persons were
present. including six members Of the
Kendall family. The home il now com
fortably furnished. and il as coy and
inviting place as even the weary and
care worn nurses heart could hope for.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

The pnillficafiou q the CT rffce
hoa1brs should h extended rapidly 10
the-.e = b. have i<eD holding ofiee dur
snc ~ rset Fur years Atlanta Con
stiiufion
flssr uernt<rs - parliament ~ Wash
inriaa 10 ns.t g'e4r teeis bats during the
frs.lrees - puiaIc hpsrsess. eth some =
faela tax tAfoczh tsem Yes York
Irstuue
Mr Cieesiasris sisss On psput,sm
"a - thaaEa ffaiiF f><fsifEff - 80
fasn t-nife3 NtilteE e~rsfofe Nee fers
IS ~
Cleveland tells - tanrry crn~s r.
s. hsf.e ard fi'e rTeHa repises isoxse
= uaere re fisiees arr - kechsssss
Ts1 <fst
fh- feet thsA David = Smiles rsases
sfF ssete a kestaeks - ttink better -
lan, Hsnpfit AfFesi tTaitnrfe.
II @an.fsr 10 = ~ esrsfsf - wiH
s.eke (leselaBd saea eof - Senator
I.enessn 81 = ssi.iAzioa st3f.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29


DAVID A. hamnos.o e Charlotte. q
nssuaf,rf e tie state bcsrd a e1uca
tlon. and u ~ inge1nai. superintendent
q the ~ JOHNS schssNs xers guests IL
he Nortoa sossers1as. We are "a tft
city g. insps>cf fhe Nsxs; Miehlxan 81.
lese. s4ld Mr.. Hamma,nd NJ. fnt2nas
and nsself t.ein< n~nltzas e the tssra
II visitors. We - not Rad tae ooliess
IA a very encouraging cs,DdifAen. Ii u
completely sils.as saniz.sa a. facI and
nps.lhs e,n esrf hfnE y - = az "A
oeis 81 rhlts tes' s~,.'1~s'sl' a-e 80
a T4. .isens Lac a'.es1f
Ds CUISINES ana sn.sA1's - -. - !.
fIe-s 'eAi. hes eAst' ins ~Asse s,..'-'
81 ths institutes tAihAs THAT ine snse.
81 . esilt~lls's an t.e seeessu. s ...'
that thes WI assist "a fe.a @ha-ins s-s
e"l'sse- II 90 tnihh ths insstrs'9n
s@n '.r pp' on t's Eel ana s-rpoItea-
pesaiha "a state s'au.a'i"nsi sAsHsis
at. h@l mou1 safe 1s r,Hzs ~,sio
81 eaneaNca Has a~Ae1 thr i.sirist"se
''. $3.50 "a .'set na'su'hk aet infN
.ni caitufe al TIE state netnei = il.<'i'
a tIn Las teen fei-.asssi ~ 'Ae nneso
ooss1.'''ce "a iae"f 81 es'ssessf'h..'.S snfer
ne" h"'ns.l rpnoo's = 60 b~s ss.'As ~
VII pass because l 90 Dol trbsse Tie
state cares 70 maintain thAi nnmi-'f.
ieIsonaiis' ! am "a ias,s ~ @-o'hes nor.
part ~ The lover n~ninsnia q, ,n he
upper peninsula. The school al ipsi
ianu IA becoming crau si4~i. and can ac
sommodafe onIs = few more students Al
heat. Then IL Is !, iony distance fso.n
the northern p,rt,ons a the state. aud
MANY psrtfsfs prefef mol 10 srna their
bows and girls 40 Ear frosn home
A. 10 nave Jus, 'nsus'~a asfs.s '"f
s" snu JOIN oI,n !" - Mo.nsr
IN nc -"ofssn yvs',r'as' .es u~fS
seo .hsufen pei'e sef" ana ~ 'ssr a
o :. ~ tno naia"a<"o rtoSh 'as"' ''f
$500 ea'n. uo NJ. 'nra =. n'1 -
IN III ".s a'". . k'a'es TT" I'.,' 49,
M MI 'aAo ina. on,y IN We 's'S' i'>nr-
We ihss's a'ns' osa a:,l non. n'sssss on
ace'oen', ou' not aea'ns' b,.t~H~.s 90
cause death. We prefer to insure stand.
ard bred horses. The risk ON horses IL
very great. The premium Is per cent
year. That seems enormous. and yet
most owners Of fast horses prefer 10 pay
400 "A year Ia run the chance ~ losing
the entire valne ~ the animal In case Of
death. shall remain in the city until
Mr.. Leathcrs returns home and hone 20
write a polio, on Monbars-
N. M >,..
W. "a'cne1 anu - = ii'",a'uen'
Two |" sn'siacs n"Ts Irp'ninsna CIV
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

Later ca. ca ~ @osn as the paE<enzg
frafhe o. ttr sorid, tar y ~ warrant 4.
Tie b1udtlch eozep4D4 sia fNn rar<n
ht.sfs = DAG. tsc ifssinE Nrand hsseh
- night and Gee a. fhe mor<iEe.
Aes@rs aingistnn ana hurepn i1f9 81
5 a. Yesterday @fieraaon tor DctruiL
Il dat kDos hen ! sAall start for
tslssxos sad jpaRs A-isE h MOSS IA
The Norik,n yeeferstks. ny kpIssipt
n,eri a. consuI AZ s.roll~sis IL srni g.
iLs eeuals iolks. IL c<nnoi t-s caA.
ffsned until the sensfs has hsli t~o
executive SESSIONS. That Viii osfer IL
untsi Thursday pfot,<ids. ! dorf care
g. make plans % % ~ IiasEox until
an oontiruaed. sad tho }aas< sish
snlie. -l,ai shall probably starr shout
Jane l.
Mok7o> Il. Connai@s.. JF. fetn<kes:
J. l. AcPsck, Charlotte. IA. y. fcck.
Saginaw n. h. l1tena. ~. johns. "
l. Page Maffhsii: kos<ri =. bsiz~,ck.
NaHisiees v v crulefsreeck- Iona
NEu Iaeseusrex --GeoEee y. Hun.
nef. Holland. r. 1. Battle. Bsfr.at, A.
r. Suest ionia: =. Neunsn. LDo.nxton.
&. II. Corda. Detfpit. Mn fePple. Nm
SsocAsen, Sopsnsish.
s~Das n. J. pudls,, Fremont. Ns>s
Della DiK. ALMA: A, J E<~~. Ctsfsc-
scix, d Monroe. Detroit ". T. Eloe.
Flint: "A X Williams Detroit
EAolf J. Al. Woflen. Cedsr Springs.
A. r Roberts. H. ). NaieFhuf, Sparta;
Lew Deiiasen. Bangor; r. n Rsya&
Deirit, III. } iibbltir. ksssenn4-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
POINTS AsouT MEN.

Archbishop Elder ~ Cincinnati az.
tanned the age ~ n last week, hut had
no special celebration on the anniyer.
sary. Indeed. some Of his household
we're unaware IL the recurrence 81 his
birthday until il was past.
In recently published book about the
Emitted States NJ Barber grayely in
forms his readers that in this country
the military is mixed with the Judiciary.
and he mentions the name al General
Sessions 10 prove At.
The mixado ~ japan win send his
eldest son. Yoshi Hot. To see the Chi.
cago exposition. The prince IL only Ia
years old. but he knows how Ia take
care ~ himself and II quite fit 30 travel
without guardian.
Senators George. Colquitt and Maxey.
all II whom served In the confederate
army. are drawing pensions az Mexican
war veterans. Not one of them was die
ahled while in Mexico.
The Smithsonian institution, through
its secretary, Prof. =. l.. Langley. re-
Gently sent fine collection ~ rocks and
minera the museum 81 Coe college.
at Ccslal II lpids. Iowa
The University ~ Cambridge, Eng.
land. has conferred tho degree 81 doctor
81 science on Prof. Rudolph tirehov.
the celebrated German raiholseist and
anthropologiet.
Governor Flower has accepted an
honorary membership in the Triton Fish
and Game club. situated 100 niles above
Qnei,ec and controlling 100 square miles
Il territory.
The Rev. +. r Clark. tho originator
arii president ~ the Christian ebdessor
movement. is Canadian ~ birth.
Gen. r. A. Collins viii leave for Eng
Lard April 3 ~ order o. take charge -
he orsular duises
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

t,axrrnor Fiewpr q N~v ferS hss
i.,sf Alfred ~ signature - = hill arrro
rriatrr x7lnNo ss az aifiitisn - re
osiriral srrrrpriafion Il Srosof~ che
workrs FAR. making ire tctsI appro
prsafcn spose IL ~ii - reuera
terci that Nhrn - Ne~ fers iswsls.
sure provided ~ az appropriation e
kxafte Go~srrrr FsiorrF rp'nest -
-is- 4 snsf ,isd ~ give - ss~'r' -
- III artil 4 wa- rrsser~f - tasatso
81. - sas ,sfena-i tia ~ make she
M 80 sircnC 4reater thar he orig
reinafs
-teaid ~ hefre Ia niai test tae
~ Neu YefF ssss hcst = 3, slie
ssIr ts.se@e the metropolis fsilr.i -
ssraru r. Despite a.. ths ies's afisse
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provided q. Liberal appropriated,
~.tieh ~as reduest At tbs Instance a
TIE goserfEf. HERE IA Michigan. where
everybody s2< pieasssd becanse ne TAR
~as loeaEed il Chicaso. the legislature
pzoTssie.i ssoodoo and the senate u nov
h4ggilng over a fuFthsf necessary appro-
priation q $4,000 and trying 10 Gem
promise "a ssooaA
Michigan II blessed With natural re
sources far more extensive aud valuable
than Ne~ York. Her Industries are as
widely diversified and her interests
quite as con.mansiisg as New foFk's.
That state SIIl exfend over half nail
li0n dollars % display 10 the world Der
progress and stature among the sister
hood u states. Michigan viii expend
emily sl.1.ooo 10 30 a. much for herself.
II vii cost Michigan just as much to
arrange the preliminary details Tor an
exhibit By reason q her proximity 10
Chicago. Michigan all send 10 Chicago
double as many persons a. New York
Our concsfn in the suceess II the great
enterprise Is comparatively intimate;
that II New York comparatively remote.
Ii would therefore seem 10 be patriotic
duty Tor the senate % grant the full
aEsoent asked hy the state board. II
<D.so only shall bs required. the board
may fe relied upon o. return the differ
snce 10 Ia. state treasury. Better spend
double sdo.uo0 than 20 have /; said Mich.
igan failed 10 show her mstchlcsr re-
sources through tho failure Of the state
senate 10 make an adequate appropria-
ton