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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23
ARE MAD AS HARES
The Liquor Men Resent Charges
Of Skullduggey
MADE AGAINST THEIR UNION
They Protest That Their brotherhood
L. Purely Nonpart,.xn. Nonscc-
tartan and Nonbribing-

Eprfos GRAND Rsrips Htsslp-The
article vhls'h appeared ia The Evening
Press II the 2ist inst. entitled Whisky
Politics" and also the article in The
Daily Democrat II the III headed "A
Secret Meeting" ] wish 10 emphafieaiIy
denounce As libel on the Protective
Brotherhood. viii donate Ia any Chart
able institute you may name g. for each
cent piece any member u the brother.
hood has ever contributed. or been
asked 10 contribute 70 any fund IA
either aid or defeat Judge Burlingame
or any other candidates election or
nomination. The meeting held Tuesday
afternoon WAS simply 10 elect officers,
and had The Press or Democrat or any
one else cared 10 try the door of the
lodge rooms they would have found it
open and not doubled bolted and
barred AZ falsely stated
The Protective Brotherhood is a
strictly non political organization. and
never since its organization has a mem
Der of il been asked or instructed 10 vote
Tor or against any candidates election
or contribute one cent for the same.
say this in Justice Ia Judge Burlingame
and the Protective Brotherhood. whom
the have 50 grossly misrepresented.
FRASs /. WARRELI,
President Protective Brotherhood.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

EDIToR GRAND RAPIDs HERALD
noticed an article in Tuesdays Eagle
stating the Brotherhood Of State Liquor
Dealers were holding a session with
closed doors 10 find where they were at
IN regard to the coming election. This
mornings Democrat contains scurril
Gus article relative TO the meeting Of
the brotherhood. A few 81 the misstate-
ments are as follows: There were no
guards stationed on the stairs. or even
at the doors; the meeting was not for
the purpose of deciding on the assisting
OF one candidate or defeating another;
no Doodle was raised. and the new 81
iicers elected even declined "a receive
the dues Of members Of the association;
Judge Burlingame's name was not men,
toned at the meeting. and that fact can
be proven by affidavit But after the
scurrilous article in The Democrat any
man who will submit ~ such abuse
simply because he IL democrat and a
democrat paper publishes il. ought To
be deprived If his right to join any So
ciety or cast vote at any election.
Mr.. Burlingame may be nominated by
the democrats. IL he is. such disgrace
full. lying attacks will not help him any.
and ought not. as the entire article. with
the exception that meeting was held
and officers elected. was tissue Of lies.
and abusive ones at THAI | was pres
ent at the meeting and know my state
ment lis correct
CHARLES G. GopFRoY.
A lifelong democrat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

cr the s4l1on men sAse been ~s~rn y
the politicians and assured that IN the
future they vii - treated ssth greater
leniency
The reconciliation u Judge BaFiin
game l. Ia defiance % established pre-
essfent IL represents The mere sis-toos
aspects Il -elf seeking derasgo suer.
II bellies the sincerity a the denaocrat
demand for mon partisan judiciary
Ii = an as,enpt Al the survival 4 the
worst
The superior court H. gigantic pollfi
cal machine operated Ia the interest q
the democrat politicians ~ho are shsl
tered therein and paid high salaries for
dong little ard p rsding much The
republicans will -eFse the tsxpas err hest
by demanding that the legislature afspl
irh this excrcecen<e ca our Judicial
system. With large respectable fol.
lowing among the better citizens. who
have been deceived into believing that
the tribunal Is . NECESSARY one. and that
its judgments are unimreaehatle. to
gether With all III. vicious aud defravesi
factions in the city arrayed in his sup
port. il will be difficult to dislodgc the
politicians nov in control. Let the leg
isiafure abolish the court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

he fepah.icsn. - he CITY ~ Grand t< pals
Ill foId 9 turasr< N tteff ff4f.e<rlse Aafds on
Ihnr.siaf. March ~ fF,f eIectknS ~atd rf1a-
.afIlss hr rhts.ssn. iei~z4t4s The repqts
Ell, c..s s~nfs.sn q, ~ Arld ia the itncoi. elub
ssals aarrh -. i-lkt Or boasfnaffa< eaotilfistes
fpr e4r.i rires sad fos the trsn>ssfion 81 sur =
ctnrF hasin~ss MAJ pnoPrrtS - eeu--tsfec
EsfA sanl = entitled "a I've Delegates IA ths
cif1 convention sn4 ths electpr- ~di rseef az
st ns1urs snd places designated. unless ffief,ti
- uarsl cnnslllltfass. <ntch arr aatnor1si 10
shanze sane snsi place "a MEETING, 4 n+crssarf-
Iirst uar4 tofseF sf Wealthy 4nd 0raasl-
MI. sssnaes- ballot ~ p
~srs,ad W4rt Hartman hall bloch. Ma ~
ts4ls4t. street. az ~ y IN.
Ilsir,l Wsfi ,srneF - cherry and f<eksr
sonrIh Nald 40. II Ezss Bridge street. al
%.
flfsh wsrf one deos wet u fres brewery.
slris Wsrf Na = West Leonard street.
sssrnih Mart fsser~ous olter. west Bridge
sIe-et - 4. is.
k.<hth y sf1 No = ws.. Bridge street.. "a
Sinth wsri Ne. IA West alton street. %
fansh Wara No ess Wealthy asenae. : "a
s.. ~.
tieusfh Ward Houseusn's hall. e<rn~r q
Hal stree< snd Ms.ilson aver ne, ballot Z" ,
.
feeifsh wssd eorn~r - Hal aud south
l..ais sfre~ts. ballot - p. m.
- order ~ The rrptltiirsn eitf comsnA'ter.
DWIGHT Co.'S. t1aifuiAn-
f,snEsE tEtFffEEos. ~ecrrtsr1.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

Each recurring Iowa legislature
creates new Office or two with con
siderable number of positions. La
nearly every case the man who IL first IN
MI each place Is known. and, IN truth.
the place 10 created for him. Since the
organization 81 the Iowa state govern
ment many Offices have been created
and very few abolished. And each year
the expenses of these In existence are
increased. The time To call halt u at
hand---Des Moines Leader.
II IL doubtless discouraging to the
noble army Of office seekers that Serre-
tary Herbert, within trn days II his
taking charge of the navy department.
should desert his post in Washington
and GO about inspecting navy yards.
vessels and things. New York Times.
The fret presidential appoinses to a
postofiice ia an editor. This ought 20 be
encouraging Ia tho other journalistic -
pirants for office who have been tenn
porarily disheartened by the announce
ment credited to Mr.. Cleveland. that no
editors need apply Boston Record.
What text for a temperance lecturer'
A saloon man committed suicide because
two of his best customers could not pay
him. Then the sheriff closed the saloon
and the two customers committed sui
eide because they could get no more
liquor.-Chicago Dispatch.
Senator Quay's name does not appear
on the roll Of the senate. He has not
considered il worth while to put ia an
appearance at this session. and is having
better time in Florida.--Pittsburg
Post
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23
snosrsu rpr corar.

feske Hurisngane wss nsrainated ny
the sshen ei~u.
Frank Ansiere,n. salaoukeerer and
profr.efor II ONE = fhe nopt ds~rep
Btshie piaeae = esixnsisen "a this cts.
va sasang ~ FIRST - ihe 3ele~afee T.
ca<t The support = hie Feoi ~ Burisn
asspe. = rtefy i~i.x>iloe there ~efe
fosui s.n~ s. tsa -atacrs keepers. aaa -
~errg iasssncr sbeY fe,orstsa fhrss votes
~ ffnsisuesae
Tbs ses,ou soula raes arnas.essi
we're i 50 fos ih~ fset sat ~ friet.ss
= tusgr Hsfiinsasne hste geuaetenfig
'i~eisfe8 thai sfe ssiasn H,so wese a.
pe~et - hla b-~su~~ 4 30 sli~ge.l
e~vefff Is lraina *lft Tiers shee -
49, hin - ehsas = telafsse ths
or.ileaae~. klihss re ',iss.is q I,sssss
bsfiiaessse bes- siFsity niesepss.
SEATED. - - Aiiex~a e<srnfy = a mffh,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

Mr.. Turner Is strong man. II will
- unWi>e % underrate his ability 81 his
fitness for the of'e- for which he vas
nominated y TIA democrats last even
ine. lie ~ man ~ standing and a man
81 force in this c,snmnnity. and 70 al
vantage viii sccrae u other candidates
~ bcli'ting his str sngth or assaillng his
personal character.
lie hts bee1 identified with the local
spirit q progressayeness. His acts both
putac arr r.i,a's sill stand the test ~
scrutiny To say a. much Of a political
opp -erl candidate for Office. il an
a s4s - mpliment; bat the logic - his
r. tien,s this city makes either this
OF s..si.sc iae only course 10 pursue. and
THE HrraLo b rot and never Was in
thu "siience' class ~ newspapers
t'nfortunately for bis chances for sue
c~ee IA strnds a. representative a the
reckless fud careless citizenship q this
~ inpaiity. While hs - strong ~
elf he il not strong enough b.
"tHN~tatItN Nitr itFr%AFh tfEtftAHt ~ tFHf
~ the naen who looted The city treasury
ard Who now degrade and debass our
poi,ce department A majority y the
citizens II this city arr democrats That
majority would delight % honor Mr.
Turner With an election. bat q will
ahrink from putting hack into poser
he rabsi u politicians thar befoulcd
ID city hall and - now bsfoullng the
police department
Arnas, tfe democrat ticket the -
pati,esn- must rit ticket ~ command
1r errth Il must ~ something
more than political slate. II must -
us.e ia response o. tho spontaneous
demand n 49, people fF projection
against the pelificfans eho n Mr..
Turner ssoUil 30 elected <ouii be fully
intrrnenei ir power sCain With Mayor
stnart ~ she head q ticket made 40
= s'eslnsg srpnhl.can property owners.
victory - certs,n o. feIiev.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

EDfroR GRAND RAPIDS HERALD-lour
editorial query. lis Justice Blindy'
must be answered no, although she IL
usually pictured as being bIindfolded.
A blind goddess would be apt 10
make many serious bunders. az even
the heathens did not ascribe omnisciencc
to their female divinities. Justice must
see clearly in order TO weigh Justly.
The stern browed goddess should not lie
even near-sighted. much less blind.
Your editorial. however. would seem
To indicate that some 81 her vicegerenfs
were afflicted with strabismus. 10 speak
mildly. and they seem sadly out 81 place
in her courts. We neesf not trouble
ourselves with the question whether
In the abstract justice and mercy are
ever in conflict; il 10 enough for our
present purpose To note. as YOU say. that
strict obedience 10 law II our only safe
guard against utter anarchy. We place
a Judge on the bench that he may see
that law is obeyed. lie IL not there 10
make laws hut rather 10 enforce them.
He Is as much the servant ~ law ee the
humblest citizen in all the land. When
a crime IL officially brought IN bis notice
be is bound hv his oath II Office To see
Ia II that the Law regarding that
crime is enforced. He can exercise
mercy only 10 the limit of the law. A
Judge who deliberately violated plain
law found on our statute books Is the
greatest offender ~ all. When Judge
becomes an accessory ~ crime by CON
doning crime we may well fremhle
for the safety ~ our institutions. TO
whom much is gisen. ~ him much
ehall he required"
section ~. ~ chapter los ~ our re-
vised statutes. rcads ~ follows. III any
person having knowledge Of the com-
mission - any offense pun.
ishahie hy imprisnument in the state
prison. shall take any money ~ any
grstuify or reward. esrrces or implied
% compound nf conceal such cfense. ar
nut % prosecute therefor. ~ not o. give
evidence there$,f he shall be
punishable by imprisonment IN the
county jail not more than one pear. or
- tine not sxf,essiing rsftl
have left cat the parts - the statute
which refer - mnrsrr. etc II ie hard
70 so how any one familiar sitb this
leW and knevsr g that . crime has been
committed Nnnli SWEAR out : warrant
AGAINST = man Who BAD cssauitte8 .
felony state prison cSrnse and then
rssfnf~sand fhe ofscp@r II would seen
that The ridges = lso dfsrf l-@ed fhee~
ca~n< ard the PARTIES Who swore out The
warrants and Their declIue3 - pfr~ecufa.
werr e&ch snd ~ liehle o. arrest and
punishment they beczme paftirer<
eriuials
ln fte~e 3ays - I1x neoseis sna lar
lsUe nth fhp resultant stesdY irrrpase
a frsrs,a fhean CHRISTIANITY frncnrfi4.e eft
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

4 divorce last year. i nov acting msa
sseF II the Globe ths4ter in bo~ion.
John I. Sallisaas Julian besacsefc
"a Diplomacy - warmly spp.anasa ~
the New York critics.
The Cornell college t.a,s in gle~s and
college songs Nil t~ heard In The
Powers March ~.
This eseaing ths womans AUXILIARY
- the \ NJ. &. A. viii have benert IN
Harfmans
Society has as much use for society
actresses ss for last seAf altnanacs-
After Seven Years" viii be the bill tn
The Grand today and tonight
~fhe Lost Paradise" viii be found Ia
The Powers Saturday evening.
Barlow Bros MINISTRIES are booked for
March - ln The Possrs.
octasius Cohen 10 writing .somedy
entitled The Actress"
A Fair Rebel in The Grand neAt
week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

pplics department IL l. Impossible ~
eliminate Mr. Beadef. Mr.. Bene~r u
me scandal. Mr. Bsnsier's political acts
and lnachlnsfians are s-sanda4,a=. Theirs
fore Il mast follow that Ar. v'ensies inest
sufex whatever odinu mas bs attached
T. NJ b~nasrs acts. 1-ak HEkstp
might Ssh X others be. but THK HEa
AID cannot prevail upon Ar. bender -
sct - Nj. Bender ought
IL ~ill te remembered that IN al the
proceedings and executive sessions
ebich have made tho police board a
cess pol II political rotrenness Mr..
Esnsisr hss be~n the prime instigatof.
When the charges we're made against
Sergeant Webb Mr.. ksnsief moved that
they te referred 20 the committee GA
men AMI discipline. II which Mr.. Bender
sas then chairman.
When the investigation began Mr..
Bender acted as presiding judge. and
also a. counsel for ths accused Mr.
BENDER ordered the clerk u the board
10 administer the Judicial oath 81 wit
ner-es Mr. Bender askesi all the ques-
tons. Mr.. Bender hired stenographer
al great expense q the city 10 take Mr..
Blenders questions and the answers Mr..
Bender prepared an elaborate report.
which wss copied by Mr.. Bender's
rtenograplser at the expense Of the city.
Mr. Bender read the report % the board.
and upon Mr. Bender's motion Mr..
Bendsr's report Was adopted by the
democrat majority and arqaiesced IN
BY the minority 10 please Mr.. Bender.
When rfrolmsn Mcdonald was re-
moved Mr.. Bender made the charged
lie was reinstated in spite Of Mr..
Bensier's protest. simply because there
was no foundation whatever for Mr..
Bender's charges
When the last charges were made
against Sergeant Webb. Mr.. Bender
moved to 20 into executive session.
OF course the scandals in the police
Department reflect on Mr. Bender. They
could not do otherwise. The question is
whether the people Of this city desire 10
have the police department run 10y MIR.
Bender. whose malice dominates every
act, or whether they viii have the 20
litical majority a the board made up Of
wide awake. conservative business men.
Mr.. Bender doesn't like to have that
question discussed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

A man and HE wife entered rss;s1
rant out IN tie country. and H. FORMER
said % the waiter
What can ,on let us have
'-Signore. there IL onl, . single NUT
ton chop left
Per B&cco' Whatever 'is ny wife
20 have Tor dinn.rY" Il He~<hcsero
The biscuits my mother made weren't
like thes<"
The Young wife burst INTO tears
"for these are ~ light ~ ihc froih -
the sraS
And the best I have tasted ia years
New York fress
Mrs Branch Why. what's the matter
Jameey You lopk troubled
Mr.. Branch Nattery Why. rpoiness
me. Olive. don't ,o,u kno. thai Y We o.
mex Hawaii IL mcsrz n~v geography
for every single one q cor chiidrrns
Puck
Jack Seen my tobacco pouch any
where. Dora
Dora--Oh. don't cav ,oa want a. I've
jus; done IL up in nay hack hair a. pad.
--Siorers
III person is talented can always
tell II from HE face"
so can I: one glance AZ Miss Soioso's
fac~ would prove 10 ne that she ps,nts
Truth.
When man elored With EiTcs' ~ise
ne exclaimed: We'll. can't blame him.
poor fellow ] WAS swfuily infatuated
With her myself once. - boston Tran
script.
Daughter Our icemsn l. dad. para.
Father What an awful change Il all
fe for him,-Judge.
The monkey goes h the sunny side -
the tree when he wants xsfmer climb.
Texas Siftlngs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

IN ssue pafts = the west democrats
Who heroine Toruiists ara >alle.i 'fserlo-
Ior@ and popecrate~ vhila republicans
Mo desert - the popu,ist ~ ~ ihe
name q 'foplioans When fhev vhut
a new eors s. ibe sest they dont ts-i-
iafa a anything tesiar Springs Clip
TT
The filiicn congress. afesif uhirh
oaf ffieasis. the enemy DIT zes-i zeal a
lsisd taking not long ssss tsskts an ~
ee~silfg rerFs- table sboeipg aialses 10
= Tie feai tiliiosi fongfess. f9g ptieh
ihe fieHafefaf@ eassf astrri tefs Feststnss
btats isck~eo tliisnn.
sshe~ l~areiae sat F.,e~sdens cserr
lsa1 sffensied fftrisYfeslsn sharff sAe
Ne~ fafs Md ash sps~s4 as as
hsisfe3 fefieefF e. sssrt-ssf tie ~
ssIristrstitH ehtsa BAY seil slafm IT,
i.ft~rs fsieasi- i'rEost frlhane
TIE >e~ Fefs wMid sfsae. Tat
fbefe - : ekff hese sf,l - tft z4.3
s.t.lefsnre - ~ - fstss.. ti.st test T..
- sk@ scfsfs fa,f e.tes 80 ,sassi, ,
taF eses fts Wefss : 81. lie fsstttsm
ssa.sass Sesfiss lisssia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

We'll rsesninx bot ~omesims~ ME.
cosd~d people ~ho fnd time - 5ark foI
errors in the Newspapers snd Thea sf,fe
% The ssistos shaking a great ado o<sf
their md. MAY sr' 81 IDA of two ffosa
the Buffalo Commercial. which r>gs
II Is the easiest thing IA The world -
find errurs IN even the t<<t regulated
Paper. hat the mistakes are ru;si-.nxis
fee when onr takes lnfo ocnssofrafioN
the time IN uhseh PAPER - prepared
for public inspection The bee, e4s O.
GET even With sonle II sho>@ Who are
given 10 tnainr fault with ~nswspxper
EnKiI<h- and pointing cot ssery little
slip typographical OF grammatical souiu
~ % publish letters s-nt IN a. tie pss->
ia the precise SHAPE la which they are
seIt making ~ corrcisons a. tl.r sJ,sli
ine or the construction. Nefe t1ir 1one
VIC fancy that there would ~ lcsz saii
about the slirshod style a. the ne~s
paper man.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

Nohosly ever heard = th~ ranking
jcsiaasses ~ the ps,lier department. until
aboat three msnfh= after Charles II
fser.ier brrafor a aenlter - the police
eooaniseier. NJ Ben.ier asade - 8ia
rover an.l Nc Ssndrr began a. ercs -
= - " Hen,iers discovery kunwn e.
tb~ ratilc
" R~u.l~r hss net beer tan.b.
~.rr~.1 N ~ Her.irrs CREST refcrm-
sl.v xork ~ an s1ssese ussfw'sy or
sfs har.l NJ Tsen,ler ms slways hssi
re p..i.hrai sympathy - three = she
fsn re,ahers. The beari rc~ stands
three ,ler,oerss. sna two rerusatle ard
h.s>srs6ir riisasrz-
IA r.r,ser has ttan the controlling
f.se;tr - ths hssarl ev.r since VI Ben
zer tscs,ne nents'r hecsess tee
democrats have snrptfsa'l NJ bf'r'lrr.
sa3. 5sriag a,aier,tYl = ~ere aseic'~
f.r ne nineety - prntpst
81 ros,.i..e s-err- that ". be'i''ef
~easl hase Ssrefirt.insiert ke's-san
t~rases. Tee iersocHst saafsfiT hs'
nais NJ nersier's oath s,.osi
Nr Henler hes sveiie that NJ Zen
.i<- 49, ne~-r ~ sstlsfifi sutil isssefen
a.. uesse.' hs..s = ~ - nseksf TIE
ses.--arrss'ssiss srsils A. srresifniis
- slsen NJ Resples sew
Nr T.c,l-- h.s rs,eais'e.i tiai s<ssa-srss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

While it may be true that the liquor
men are engaged in a business that cor
rupts society. still il is unjust TO asperse
their brotherhood to excite political
prejudices. Saloon keepers have the
moral and legal right To protect their
own interests. but they are not 50 insen
sible to political honor as to conspire in
secret to defeat any candidate for pub
liz. Office
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

Ms Dickinson appears to have eyadesi
the lynx eyed reporters 81 the efieie east.
for he quietly slipped out Of Boston
while the fremont Temple was in flames
Sunday night and. riding straight to
Detroit. crept into that sleepy city under
cover of night and since then has been
in undisturbed quiet and peace. As a
matter Of charity THE HEsALp this
morning advises the oificeseekers Of his
present whereabouts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

Er.1n. Naskaxon, Prank n fpssef.
Message a K Lax assen. q. 4.
Ortiz. l'strosi, J. 4. >slzn- nAsss.a~
NV lstsxesros n. ; orr ~
kxska: Is h. Pstcifs. sselnss !
hui,ssl Asnlesss, - h NriEht ss.1
.ise NJ Pheasant. l. J Ne~ssA. tAcia
lac. d n NilliaE.s. ChAriofis
So444's Hunrs fsaoe. SzrAnAr. ii.
\ Gale. pefraf, > { Blanchard iel.s4.
". n Do~nef. EhaEiesoix. J. u toet
uisn. oro~nsiiie, q to4llns. I@nsa ~
Vi. n. gonnef. Marshall
EAoAf A. 4. kens>,on Hastings. A.
l. Haaxhisiin. Nss l.Ase fetsskry
Ene~ kyer. Howard tafs, n X f1ffr..u.
bsItle Creek, J hcuis.g&. lat n~ns4
tlck.
kfx4 james McDoraid benton H<r
f.or: Mr. John sole. Nrs tT4uk Cole,
Nfs. 4. u. FunemAn. ffenonss b ID.
Jsnot.s. psw psss r. j. ori<a. kSi>
mazooL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

TO-DAY, the Southern Whole
sale Grocers' Association Wi
meet in annual convention.
1t was organized year az
with headquarters at Memphis
Tenn. and has ass member
from IL different cities. extend
ing from Fort Worth. Tex, T.
Richmond. Va. II is revolution
izing thee Southern wholessl,
grocery trade which will sooT
be conducted upon entirely dit.
ferent lines. 10 the great advan.
tsge of the trade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

In deciding to keep squarely in tho
middle Of the road. the popullsts have
selected the most easily travelled part Of
the highway. IL there is a principle Ia
be fought for. they cannot fight astraddle
the democrat donkey browsing among
Canada thistles.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

Fifty times have the crews OF Oxford
and Cambridge universities met on the
Thames and contested for the eight
cared championship. Oxford has won
twenty seven OF the victories. all OF
which goes to show that classical edu
cation is trifle superior to a scientific.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

" an instantaneous photograph could
have been made Of the saioonkeepers in
last nights convention il would make an
effective answer to the allegation that
Judge Burlingame is the choice Of the
respectable elements III the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

IT seems that the Hoilanders were
recognized in the democrat convention
by an invitation TO keep of tho ticket.
Mr.. vandeberge. competent and trust
worthy official. was thrown overheard
because he il Hollander. Such dis
elimination must merit rebuke at the
nnlle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

WHES The Democrat eats crow this
morning IL will reflect that better than
thou politics is prettier in theory than
in practice. The paper was Turned
doVned with vengeance
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

JoHS j. BrLKSAp made magnificent
speech. There are only a few ~ us
personally popular" ones left lie had
six votes out 81 possible sixty and
he's not bad democrat az that
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

WHILE the plums are dropping thick
and fast. il is to toe observed that the
greater percentage Of the crop falls just
over the Michigan fence on the other
side.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

4r~rahfiran rlfy convention ~til he held if'
che Lincn,a club rsoul. Saturday cF.nin<.
asreh -. az sfo rlpcs for nsnatnx clfy corr
nfffess fcr eunntnstinz cantliatfs> TOR cify OH
csrs snd fnf thr Transaction 81 such 9th or hEssi
49, a. nay pfocrris - con-fiierrd
~ ofslaf ~ tAs rrpnb iiran ctfy COMMITTEES.
DWIGHT fst)>~. Chairman.
GkGzes CLkFrEkros. Secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

THERK IL nothing the matter with The
Democrat a. piitical prophet The
only man that IL did not predict for
mayor was nominated.