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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-27

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vuos a uonein4 . vu1eA- sd1hag CO.,
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shOt cAain VIII its weighted ball elena
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&C intssvA}A and TIE chains cOmpossd d
ssssll diam0nis seEuns tpgsshsr with
fane SILVER vire are reserved tor the eye
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Elsuunt asv lscs pins ore composr1
g aaeIs a double bas a gold. 10 ons
sxtssos0 q WhkrA bangles IN egg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-27

The builders of street cars allow for
eleven seats on each side This was the
allotment when the cars were first in.
troduced Since that time the average
ares of the citizen he's materially IN.
creasrd I'm person; both women and
men are larger. The chance introduce.
ton of young people and children still
permits eleven people on q side. but
With full complement Of passengers
Noa II and p must stand. This in
crearc Of girth on the part ~ New York
ers I'm limiting the Recommendations II
the car obiiges frequently somebody
70 yield what was once considered Ia.
right To sest. Nine ordinary pas~eu
rcrS add one fat man or woman require
q REIMBURSEMENT 81 the car. just az ten
aim women and child will admit an.
other aim Passenger. says the New York
sun.
these are matters that judicial
minded persoo vill always take into &C
count The judicial mind. however. il
not always taken aboard. and old com
binat'ons 1t passengers often throw the
entire ear into state 20 mind in the
eHost to adjust them by main strength
az strsseuy. The other day there was a
miset hot "a persons ON one aide tina,
LETT space large enough Ia De tempting
but nof iargc enough 81 accummois;e a
woman extended unreaeousbiy beyoad
her natural proportions by a thick eown
and . ic0g full cloak. The woman
seated wac slim. with . mild face anal
reserved manner. The woman standing
looked at the spsce and seated herself
obesuring the smaller woman. who was
PLAINLY supporting part ~ the burden
III yva viii allow me I will give yo.
the place The crushed woman ss,a
She rcsy when the other n.i.ie,l
triumrhAntiy ~ friend
Il often set seat ,hs, way enjoying
her suec~sl
The mild faced woman gave no .irn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-27

CASH FOR The WIFE
4 She q c;sss : ssffeisst
Nisssac>
mussAnes NEED NOT saowl
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vcaan.
Tbs sort u man vho would br,sch
hat subject would ak for mosp II ~
snns kand a isnsaI IL 10 onA q Nm
ssxs tnh-hs ssrssrs FOG bs1 uaaDgs-
uIeaA sAiftisonsss and virhs6 hakitA
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ANNUAL MEETING.

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20 eAln e I1c1Ano1
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city srre psopsgty, b1oonGa 66o1D, O0s6on
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-27

DRORATI ORDRn-eaaAs - Michigan. soss-
U OF xsns-ss- a. . eessioa q the pro-
bate court tpr .aid eoanty q keas, held g the
probate os!ss. ie TIE sisy 9. 0s..d k.pid:i o.
sssd eight Sasdssd "a sisssy tkrse,
In the n1 rS;,s 8 = ,As sS So, 6
The Michigan Trust Co1u1nv, oAnlnisosatos.
dasd n this court its Asss ann1nl sAniSistur
t,ca account, sad prastns ID extra ecmpsnsa-
IL l. ordered, thsl Moaday. ths lst day s3
MAJ. l<e, q 70 Q'ejoek = u (ossnooa. at :aid
ss"a and siis.:scs & nd sSsosst asd tEs
herring Of said petition
Andit Is further or,lercd. that . copy 81 this
&c. g "a ds q s sS e 4: Grand
~ asssla. = oily nsssecges printed and cir
u.r. COPY, oiAo Su : s = P.oSsi..
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NOTICE TO caKplToss -s.... :. n.s,l.
e,.. sS.s - y q sSs ,sssss e.
The county OF Kent, made on ths nth dag Of
April. 4. b. lsa, six noeths froa that date
e a0f ~ PLArrR.
ofs<iiton o. Md 1soaass6 are rsQuisea toprs-
probate ciSsS q tIe city q 0rsnd Rapids. ior
examinatioq and allow ance, On % oetore ths
nth day OF October ne1t, andthat lssk claims
the nth day Of October nsxt, st tn O'Clock In
the forenoou al that day.
Dated Grand Rapids Mich. April II, A. d.
is00. CYRUS e PERKINS,
thur nay n Ju1GO g pVoAa8o.
DROBATB ORDER -stats e MIsAas.s. esan-
II ty Of Kent, At . sessin ~ the Prohssts
Cont for said euunty Of Kent. held a. the Pm
hate oiIce. n IL city q (}eosd Rapids. On tho
Sth day a. lnrii. 4 the ySoF - tHo0aa ~
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-27

e0N 0Al6 MISCELLANEOUS.
L1NOa I.e-lf pc Wsss . assseisss sslpon
j Pee vii Iesru ecDethiaa 20 peer sdsss-
tsGs b. en1ltnG % tiye 1Spmhosd nrus- II sv.sn
10. Lcvess hScrk. tsrspd Rapsds. nehisan.
1hev have ~ sass at 80 q Ne ~ " the city
LrO9 eALG Peer sssss' leaH. % lsv rent.
u ~ cse ~ the hnss leest~d sscr~s On
the ~aes sjde ~ Csaa1 seee~t n desired bsstae-s
hsssres sst ievesNsisd sensA sss ~ tceshf :
wsvs - ella bserr- MAJ IA Inquire 81 Won-
derry buiidsss a
LpR kAlE fmpsir~s be.ish saks~ ~ ssn-
II r~ysfive that ] shsii ell ~ ssls-pn era
restaurant IN - oas ~ ~. hs~s properties IN
the city. To p~r~ous sho d~-irp ~ rur~hxse
fail psstte.isr, vfii ~ given s5.fssesss5n
Tk~ merely eursoss s~~s t.,.s sgsFfy. usssr
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ENAsY PAfNElffS- N yes vass - ~ s
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VOCN6 NAN vosid lite N isvrss . seu
y hunAepd dollars N snsss ksed ~ buntnesu
NJ viii tahe ,nserst. Addrsss n. n. Fisher
Sparta, Mich. a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-27

For fusnishina i.nO toes cf bsss quality al
the capitol 81 lansing "a time and In oua MI.
ttsA ~ may h determined by the lizard q sHats
audtsorp. the Quantify To 10 inereasrd 81 he
option 81 the board 81 state auditors. and
approval b said board.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-19

LAST week the Grand Jury OF the
city OF Little Rock, Ark, returned
indictments against H. G. Allis and
two others for robbng the First
National Bank of that city. The in
dictment, of which there are thirteen
counts, charges Allis withapplying to
his own use aud other misuse of
money amounting to about $4,000.
AS big as his bank was, OF course the
stealing of that amount of money
would cause a failure, aud the bank
was put into the hands Of a receiver.
And yet this WAS National bank
and it is supposed that once every
year Government bank examiner
made careful and exhaustive exam
nation of the banks affairs and found
everything in proper condition The
question is naturally suggested, docs
examination examine? And if it does
not, why not?n
1t has been intimated that National
banks when an examination is about
to be made, get money from each
other to cover up any apparent deficit
and then return it as soou as the ex-
examiner is gone. We suspect it is
true; butcauEOt this be easily stopped
by making the bank officers make
oath to the fact that all the money
shown is legitimately part Of The
banks assets? Or to put the question
in general form, cannot State laws
for conducting banks lie enacted that
will make either robbery by officials
or wildcat methods impossible?
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-19

AND now there has OOObed up in
another quarter spe 'imen Of the
asninity which seems to hedge
about royalty, aud everything col
nected in Il social way with royalty.
The sncalIed "Iuiauta OF Spain,
"Her Royal Highuesa" EIlalia, has
been invite | 10y the Unite States to
come to this cDuu.ry aud join in the
celebration of the discovery OF
America. AS we are in the habit OF
looking upon ourselves as American
sovereigns I'd just "a COOL ii not
better than anybody else in the
world, it naturally did not occur to
Us tlat a little princes, fro II oOun-
try not as big "a one OF our medium
sized states, and nothing much to her
but name, could give rs any trouble
by putting on airs. But We reckOned
without our host; the Iufanta has
thrown bomb Into camp, before her
vessel has even got into American
waters.
Toe Duke de Veragua, another
Spaniard who is distinguished by Il
long and uupronounceable name aud
because he is descendant OF Chris.
tOpher Columbus, is already ia this
country, and in order to entertain
him in a style altogether too good
for a plain A nericau King, he has
been quartered in the Hotel Waldorf
III New York built by Mr.. Waldorf
Aston, for the especial purpos e
of entertaining dukes, infantas,
etc. 1t was also expected to en-
terrain the Iufanta in the same
princeIy establishment. And now
we are suddenly confronted with
the fact, that the Infanta cannot
possibly occupy rooms, nor even stay
in house that has been occupied by
q subject. AS we could not surmise
what fearful aud wonderful creatures
iufantas are, this is juucture Of at-
fairs wholly unlocked for. What are
we going to do about it? Let us
hope that the problem will be duly
solved by that distinguished citizen
of New York, Ward McAllister, who
in matters OF asinine etiquette can.
not be outdone by any duke or in
fanta that lives.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-19

THE American mentions long list
of possible entries in the guberna-
torial stake two years hence. They
all look very small by the side OF Old
Pete. And that reminds us. Because
we can't have Ole Pete with Us al
ways, is no reason why we should go
back to little men. Let's look
around, if his health will not permit
him to succeed himself, aud fad
another great big braiuy, honest
statesman like Judge Turney, Surely
Tennessee has not come to this, that
there is only one great mau within
her boundaries, Fourth of July ora
tors are great in their way but Gov
ernors should be made of different
material. Tennessee has had trouble
enough with indifferent Governors;
let's have no more of it.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-19

MISERY loves company, so we Of
Columbia, who have been through
the millo ourselves are able TO bear
with equanimity the numerous bank
failure that have been OCCURRING at
other places II makes us ieal that
it is not in Columbia alone, or in Ten
nessee alone that there is friction in
the financial machinery. But it is
worthy Of remark all the same, that
the other numerous bank suspensions
seem to result more FROM the fact
that general lack of confidence has
caused such a withdrawal Of funds
that really temporary suspension
was advisable, and that they are not
permanent. Toe Columbia Bank OF
Chicago aud the bank in IndiauapO-
lis are both expected to resume bust
ness in few days. In other words
the money does not seem to be all
gone, or exchanged for collateral of
little or NJ value.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-19

THRRE has been some newspaper
talk the lasS week or two about the
possibility of the Presidents calling
an extra session of Congress in June.
There is no good reason however to
believe that it will be- done sooner
than September. The subject re.
quiriug the most immediate stten-
Uion of the national lawmakers is
the money question. But that is
not giving any trouble at present and
can safely wait. The hundred mil
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-19

liou gold reserve has been cut into
several times lately, reduced several
millions in" fact, but the public
would never have known anything
about it except for the newspaper
statements. The amount il now a
million or two over the mark, and
not likely to decrease greatly, Until
a heavy demand is made for ex-
change by Americans going abroad.
But we need MT be scared if it is cut
down to fifty millions. OF all the
potentstes in the world Uncle Sam is
the most solvent, and he is going to
stay so.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-19
He Deserves Ii,

A. q. Floyd, the editor of The Sem
tinel, who has been in attendance on
the Scotch-ITish Congress at Spring
field, Ohio, will return to Knoxville
Wednesday.
A derserved compliment was paid
the gentleman by the Scotch-Irish
Congress, which adjourned Sunday.
He was unanimously reelected
secretary OF the society, a position
which he has held since the organi-
cation of this body. Mr.. Floyd is
thoroughly versed in the aims aud
objects and workings of the society,
is practical business man, forceful
writer and possesses ali other attri-
butes that 20 to make a thorough
executive officer. His associates on
The Sentinel congratulate MIN on
the deserved houOr.-Knoxviils Sen
tlnel.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-19

THE test case recently submitted
to the U. S. Supreme Court to deter
mine the cOnstitutiouality Of the
Geary law for excluding the Chi.
nese from this country has been de,
cided in the affirmative. With three
exceptions the court voted that the
law is constitutional. This case has
been watched with great interest Ky
the Chinese and there is good reason
to believe that China will now adopt
retalistory measures and not only
exclude Americans from her borders
but drive out those who are now in
that country as missionaries or for
other purposes. In fact there Is
grave reason to apprehend that seri
Gus trouble may be caused aud posi-.
bly, without the restraining Influence
of the law violent measures may be
resorted to.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-19
AROUND TOWN.

sssDr. Jas. L. Akin, who has seen very
i'll for the past week, was reported
somewhat better yesterday, but IL
still very sick man.
Cut worms, cold weather, and weeds
are getting away with the corn in
many places, but it is early yet ana
the crop will be all right. The pros
poets for oats and wheat are as good
as the county often has.
The weather is cool aud wet and
potato bugs thick, but still there
seems to he prospect for "a big crop
OF potatoes and also for good price.
Mrs. w. T. Porter, Of WiIliamsport,
who has been quite sick. is reported
better.
Rains Worm Candy guaranteed,
tt
On last Sunday night the kitchen
utensils and one thousand pounds Of
meat, belonging to Manuel Jen-
urngs, of Sandy Hook. were totally
destroyed 10y fire, hut Mr.. Jennings
was fortunate in having them in
sured.
Garwood's Sarsaparilla guaranteed
msy5-tf. A. b. RAINS Sole Agt.
Mondays rain gave the farmers
another back set.
Garwood's Sarsaparilla guaranteed
may5tf. A. b. RAINS Sole Agt.
The large amount Of rain that has
fallen in April aud May ought to iu-
Sure Il dry harvest in June.
Rains Worm Candy never fails. If
The cool weather the first of tue
week gave the cut worms another
good start.
+ w. Gamble Grocery Company
are local agents for "West Tennessee
and al Of our other brands OF to.
baccO. CHRISTIAN PEPPER.
marl7-tf
Good roads are necessity to
Maury County. Every time the road
commissioners open toll gate, it is
step in the direction of bad roads
Lazarus & Sons just received car
load OF land plaster. mayl9-3t.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Davis, of Ash
wood, are attending the Worlds
Fair.
Go to Fielder Bros & Daniel for
| fine phoGos, all sizes and styles, life
size portraits finished in crayOn,
water colors, India ink aud pastel.
Copying a specially. apr7-6m
The Misses Gordon, Of Lipscomb,
a;e with Mrs. +. +. ClawsOn, Of Ash
wood, this week.
S. S. ClawsOn is in Chicago.
Reflector and Aunie Brown have
been sent to the Ewell training
! stables.
J. p. Hoods new restaurant, north
west corner Public Square, is great
convenience to the public. There
you can get nice lunch, good din
ner, ice cream and sherbet; il you
are much hungry you can eat II heap /;
il only little hungry, eat little,
and the cost will be correspondingly
little. A special apartment rs set
aside for ladies, and special invita-
ton is given them to call. If
Poisoning potato bugs has been the
order of the day with many of the
farmers this week.
Miss Ada McKennon has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. j. Davis,
ut Ashwood this week.
Mrs. DIR. Dixon was called to Rirm-
ingham Tuesday on account of the
serious illness OF F. w. Dixon.
Look at the White Mountain, be-
fore you buy your Ice Cream Freezer.
Sold cheap by
If E. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
The Ladies Aid Society of Zion
Church, will give an ice cream aud
strawberry supper Tonight, in the
school house, They will give most
cordial welcome TO all.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-19

ALADY who calls herself Madame
L. j. Velasquez Beard, who must be
either an Americanized foreigner or
a foreignized American, has written
Secretary Carlisle that she has a
scheme to send emigrants to the
South. She says she does not want
'our beautiful country Overrun with
Jews from Russia or criminals from
Siberia" Neither do we, but we can
tell the lady that as long as we have
with us the American citizen of
African descent (snd SCENT we shall
have to do without emigrants even
from Russia and Siberia. Even the
Chinaman does not care to settle
among the negroes.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-19
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Cutting ARRAY.

Bull Adcock aud jeff Gillian had a
row at the halfway house Monday
night, in which Adcock used his
knife quite freely but not to much
effect except on Gilliams clothes
The parties were cited for trial Tues
day morning, and their recognIzance
taken to appear before Judge Erwin,
but they did not appear. This sug-
gests the query, what are appearance
bonds for? Officers Tucker and Voss
made the arrests
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-19

IT is rumored, says this Chatta-
nOOgs Times, that in the near future
the County Court Clerks will ad-
vance the fees for issuing marriage
licenses to three dollars. 1t is not
known what the special prOvocatiOn
for this combine on the part of the
County Court Clerks may be, but we
recommend that our bachelor friends
hurry up aud make themselves solid
with their best girls aud get spliced
as soon as possible. 1t will save eX-
peuse and start them on their career
of happiness that much earlier.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-19

The managers of the Worlds Fair
have compromised with the protests
Of Christian people and the national
law against opening the fair on Sun
day by opening the ga es at 20 cents,
half the regular charge, and keeping
the buildings closed. No doubt they
will induce great many people in
this way to go there GU sunday and
make great deal of money out OF
this half way Sunday opening. But
will not more than enough people
stay away altogether, to make them
lose more than they gain? La her
greed for gain it is evident that
Chicago is going to over reach her
self.