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sLAsHINd RATES.
The Union Pacific Meets the Santa Fe
Cuts.


Cuts.
OMAHA. April 29.-The cut in passenger
rates made by the Santa Fe to-day will
probably lead to a rate war of large dimen-
sons. The Union Pacific this afternoon
authorized its agents at Denver, Pueblo and
Leadville to meet all cuts made by the
Santa Fe.
DENVER April 2O.-"Three hundred miles
for 81" is the bulletin displayed in the Rio
Grande and Midland Offices this morning.
The rate is made between here and. Glen
wood Springs and all intermediate points.
1t is expected the rate viii be 90 cents be-
fore night. The Rio Grande. in addition to
this cut. has put on another passenger train
and reduced the time. The cut is not ap-
plicable to the Rio Grande junction for the
reason that this would affect Utah rates and
force a controversy between tie Rio Grande
Western ana the Union Pacific.
The morning call., 1893-04-30
SQUEEZED BY sPECULATORS.
What Has Broken the Back of the Ann
Arbor Road.

TOLEDO, Ohio. April 29.-To-day Vice
President James Ashley of the Ann Arbor
road said: 81 was caught carrying heavy
loans. with Ann Arbor stock as collateral.
L borrowed to improve the Ann Arbor, and
combination of big operators who once
before made-an effort to squeezs US out sue
ceeded This time. My entire holdings were
dumped on tile market by my brokers. L
lost S125,0OO"
The morning call., 1893-04-30
LOOKS LIKE MURDER.
A Woman Found With Her Throat
Cut From Ear to Ear.

1t 7 O1II TIT 20 --E1-H'
CHICAGO, April % The body of a woman
known as Mrs. Alexander was found in a
room in the Southern Hotel. al Wabash
avenue and Twenty-second street, this
morning. with the throat cut, In the
womau's right hand was bloody razor
She came to the hotel on April IS. accom-
panied by man supposed to be her hus-
band. They registered from New York
City. Yesterday afternoon the man told
the clerk that he was leaving the city till
Sunday. There is no clew beyond the fore
0oip1 f.otc
The morning call., 1893-04-30
REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
Everything Is Now Ready for the
Big Convention.

NEW YORK, April 2a.-The officials of the
National Republican League to-day COM
nleted the programme for the National
Republican League convention at Louis
vile. KY, next month. The first day, May
9, will be given TO consultation between
the Republican National Committee and the
The morning call., 1893-04-30
WANTED TO BE LYNCHED.
And Possibly 1t Was a Pity That He
Was NOf

ROCKFORD. ILL.,. April 29.-WiIiam Blake,
aged So, surrendered himself to the She riff
this morning, copfessing to having shot and
killed his mother in her sleep while he was
drunk last Monday night. ADMINISTRATION
disclosed the remains of the woman decom-
posed almost beyond recognition. The
young man has been wandering around since
The shooting and sleeping at the house. He,
had two shotguns when found. The family
had no other members. They were old
residents. Blake's mind had been impaired
by the drink habit. He apparently courttd
lynching.
The morning call., 1893-04-30
BRIDGED BY ICE.
That Has Stopped Travel on the st.
Lawrence

MONTREAL, April 29.-Steamship agents
are greatly annoyed at tire delay of steamers
at Quebec. Seven are now taere unable 10
proceed to Montreal on account of the ice
bridge, which still holds as firmly as ever.
BY Mnnday this number will be increased
to fifteen. Two of the steamers have fruit
cargoes. All efforts to break the ice with
dynamite are unsuccessful. II is hoped it
Will go away with the high tide next week.
The morning call., 1893-04-30
BEAT THE EDITOR
A Story Was Published About the
Beater'S Wife.

PITTsBURG. Pa, April 29-W. E. Will
lams. editor of the Manchester Critic.
clubbed l.. A. Steinhuser. the editor of the
Allegheny News, with a politicians billy
tonight, because the News printed
statements regarding "bleached blond"
supposed 10 be Williams wife. Seinhuser
is fatnllY hurt
The morning call., 1893-04-30
Matters Are More Peaceful.

HAVANA, April 29-The authorities of
Santiago de Cuba have telegraphed the
Governor-Gener requesting him to revoke
the DEGREES proclaiming a state of siege,
which they no longer consider necessary.
The morning call., 1893-04-30
Not Sold to the Standard

TOLEDO, Ohio. April 29.-The sale of the
Manhattan Oil Company to the Standard is
absolutely denied by the officers of the
Manhattan, and the publication Of the de-
ninl redneStel.
The morning call., 1893-04-30
Red Flag of Socialism

New YORK, April 29-In labor Demon
stration in Union Square this evening the
red flag of socialism was everywhere visi-
BILE, and the resolutions adopted aligned all
present against the 'capitalistlc system Of
robbery ard OPPRESSION
The morning call., 1893-04-30
All Three Dead.

CHICAGO, April 29.-Henry Downing and
his wife and child were asphyxiated al the
Delaware building by gas jet accidentally
left open last night. ALI three were dead
when found this morning
The morning call., 1893-04-30
UNDER CONTROL.
No More Trouble on the Rio Grande
Border.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Arril 29.-There
was great activity at Fort Sam Houston
this evening. caused by the arrival of
troops from the Lower Rio Grande border.
where they have been engaged IL an active
field campaign against the Mexican revolu-
tionists for the past eighteen months. Their
withdrawal from the field indicates that the
border outlaws are under control and that
the military authorities do not fear any
further disturbance in that section.
The morning call., 1893-04-30
MISSING GIRL.
Tardy Inquiries of a San Francisco
Mother.

SAN JOSE, April 29.-Chief of Police de
Lacy to-day received letter from Mrs. z.
L. File of 927 BrannaD street. San francisco,
making anxious inquiries about her missing
daughter, Florence Carloek, an attractive
girlof II, who has been missing from home
since january.
Mrs File heard that her daughter was
seen after her disappearance from home
passing through San Jose on - to
Gubserville, whittier she claimed sne was
going to do housework fer rancher. The
girls relatives fear that she has been led
astray.
The morning call., 1893-04-30
BOOTH VERY LOW.
His Physician Has Taken Quarters in
the PIayers' Club.

the PIdyerS IIuD.
New YORK, April 29.-The condition of
Edwin Booth has become such that DR..
Smith has taken up his temporary abode
at the Players Club to be within call
should alarming symptoms develop in the
night Booth is in critical stage of ILL
ness and his physicians are striving hard
TO keep him from lapsiDg into comatose
state, which, in his enfeebled condition.
would surely prove fatal. Booths articu-
lation has not improved much. His pulse
and temperalure are near normal.
The morning call., 1893-04-30
Mel cod Stems Out

PHILADELPHIA. April GA. A. Nc
LsOd was today discharged from the per-
formaGce of his duties as one Of the Reading
receivers. The receivers have decided on a
temporary restriction on the output Of coal,
and have issued orders to close fifteen col
lieries ON Monday
The morning call., 1893-04-30
Received a Peceiver

DowAGIAC. Mich. April 29.-Tha Dow
agiac Manufacturing Company's plant has
closed down aud $50 men are made idle.
The Lyles and himmerlys, heavy stock
holders, are at loggerheads and the former
The morning call., 1893-04-30
he Wants the Rooks.

CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa. April 29.-E. S.
Ellsworth, stakeholder in the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway, fled
in the District Court of Linn County to-day
a petition for mandamus to compel Pres:-
dent Ives of that road to produce the books
containing its accounts for proper iuspec-
tim
The morning call., 1893-04-30
HAS BEEN SPECULATING.
A Sioux Falls Banker Who Has Gone
the Usual Way.

SIOUX FALLS. 5. D.. April 29.-The Bank
of Salem has been forced to assign by ina
bility to raise loan OF $500 from its Chi
cago correspondents. The liabilities are
placed at $4,000 ana the nominal assets at
SS5.O0O. President j. Fl, BFown, it is said.
has been speculating 1t is believed The de-
positorS will be paid in full.
The morning call., 1893-04-30
America Wins Once More.

New YORK. April 20.-The great inter-
national race between the American liner
City of Paris and the new Cunarder Cam
pania is over. The City of Paris won,
beating the Campania many hours over
rouph pOursa
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caused the appointment of receiver The
debts are S191,0OO. Kimmerly says the
plant is on paying basis and offers to buy
all the stock at 10 per cent above par aud
pay all the debts.
The morning call., 1893-04-30
Thrown Out of FmnIoymer

WoBURN. Mass, April 29.-The currying
factory of Stephen Dow & Co. was burned
this afternoon. The loss was $4,000 and
125 men were thrown out of employment.
The morning call., 1893-04-30
Will Wed a German.

BERLIN, April 29-The engagement of
Marian Phelps. daughter of the United
States Minister. and Franz Won Rottenburg,
Under Secretary of the INTERIOR is formally
announced
The morning call., 1893-04-30
Sir Inlian Has fhe Gnut

WASHINGTON, April 29. - Sir Julian
Pauncefote, British Embassa6or. is lying
quite i'll in this city. he is suff I'll from
gout.
The morning call., 1893-04-30
OuarreIed Over Women.

JoYEsBoRo, Ark. April 29.-Charles
Caldwell, colOred, was hanged here to-day
for the murder of Tab Freeman, colored, at
Big Bay in February last. The TWO quar-
relied over women
The morning call., 1893-04-30
Death OF an AGED sonoma Woman.

Deatn OF an Aged SOnOma Woman.
SoNoMA, April 29.-Mrs. Glaisher, wife
Of F. S. Glaisher, died here late last night.
after lingering Illness. Deceased had been a
resident of .SonOma Tor the past twenty-five
years and was well known and highly re-
spec;ed. She was native Of England and
The morning call., 1893-04-30
SUCCEEDS PHILLIPS BROOKS.
He Is Churchman Opposed to Con-
serVatiSm.

SerVatISm.
Boston, April 29.-WiillaIn Lawrence, S.
t. ID. Dean of the Episcopal Theological
School at Cambridge, was nominated by the
board of churchmen of the Episcopal
Church for the bishopric Of Massachusetts,
TO succeed the late Phillips Brooks. The
nomination of Bishop Hare of South Da-
kota by the conservative wing was dis
eussed somewhat. but broad churehmen
evidently did not care to indorse the nomi-
nation
The morning call., 1893-04-30
.RK AND DREARY

Was the Day in the Fair
City.
COLD RAIN BEAT DOWN.
But Nothing Could Damp the
Ardor of Chicago.
WELCOME TO THE PRESIDENT.
All Crowded to Do Him Honor and to
Extend Courtesy to the Span
ish Duke.
The morning call., 1893-04-30
baby RUNNING SORE
Worst Sight Ever Seen. Legs, Hands,
Arms, Body One Solid, Deep,
Running Sore.
Began Using Cutieura. In Two Weeks
Great improvement Followed
by Complete Cure.

Ny child began to be sore when two months old
Eczema hls face and head. IU rapidly spread
over all his body. Every one who him said be
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

81 think ! did a pretty neat thing Just
before left home" said Roderick Cher
rill. Chicago travelling man. in the
Lindel yesterday. I've got a young
brother. and he ia Just the dearest little
chap Ia the world. His only fault il
that when am home he is continually
touching ne. and II costs Inc considers
bic m the course Of a year. Well. Satur-
day night he came with bis usual request
"A quarter. Now. Fred. said |. heres
a half dollar. and your future success as
a solicitor Of aims depends upon the way
you nse this money.
''rhe boy took il with sort Of mysti
fed air, and bidding me goodby left.
Now. here IL my scheme. The half
gave him was one 81 the Worlds fair
souvenir half dollars. II he keeps II tas
be ought to-. he viii always have money
and never need any. II he doesn't keep
a valuable com like that tas he surely
WON'T. why. he never deserves 10 have
another cent. and | quit winner both
ways. ST. Louis GiObe-Democrat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

In 1855 lady named Burch. then liv-
ing In Kensinston. went. ike thousand
others. 10 see the fine ladies pass on their
way 70 attend drawing room al Buck
ingham palace. While gazing az the
show. which. though not democratic. Is
An exceedingly pretty enc. she noticed an
old gentleman, faint and confused with
the pressure Of the crowd. which. being
composed II Enghshmen. pronounced
him drunk. Discerning with better in
sight that be wa not drunk. but very i'll.
Miss Burch l,si him 10 seat, found him
somewhere glass Of water and in few
minutes restored his scattered energies.
lie thanked her warmly. asked her name
and departed-to be heard Of no more
TILL a few days ago. when a solicitor
called 10 inform Miss Burch that the old
gentleman had bequeathed her the i'm
rnense reward for such service Of ESQ.,
Co.
That story--if il Is true, which we sec
no reason 10 doubts the most striking
instance we can remember of the true
and perfect windfEil which all men. il is
said. expect IN their hearts. but which so
rarely occurs 10 any one.-London Spec
tator
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enforced. TexAS has fewer nar,ssfs
thar Alensxae Occasionally ~ nnch
4 hrafe thas fas outraged xcn8en. and
fhar The s>sanifs talks st>ast tie iasqai
tos4s mob las in lac Lone Star state
Tise northern ;<seple have 10 ct.nee sfsn
II thn utter dfpE4tity ADD bfn
tally u the lower class n southern
nxgf.s-. Trey have M coneepsssu ~
The fsesing q boFrot aud Indignation
that fisez a. tbs breast - soaf hrfnef
when aomsn h.ss been fstish"i ~
ofe q the bslfis brutes Dnls a man
sas Nas brsasght up 10 The south and
tbrush whose veins fows southern
i.l0<-i can understand IL There -
something =, innnitsis fspusslse about
II tia. IL stifr up the hlos,d ii ~snsh
csnsf az nothing elee can. lou rsrel,
hear Il nrefo tasishing woman ~
his color. HE selects white woman ~
CRAFTY his brutal lust. ard some 81 the
stories are enough 10 make a man With
p.trtiele 81 honor cr respect for woman
riek al heart. IL Texarkana a year ago
Prominent sociefs woman Was a'i
Quoted bs a negro and kept IN the
Voc sis for two wsshs tied Ia tree.
little while afterwards young man AMI
has fiance were walking in one ~ tho
parks IL Port North. Ii WAS tn the
eseaing. and they we're suddenly over
powered by tao ncgeoes. One 81 them
held a revolver al the Young nasn
head and The other carried the girl
away. After time be brought her
back and held the revolver While the
osher took her away Finally he
brought her back, threw her down at
her lovers feet. aud the two bruies dls
appeared la the dark, Texas l. proud
Ia be known AZ "A state in which no
rayisher ~ helpless worien lives twenty
four hours after he II caught"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

The thsfternllt gssren Stated. Before the
r~pari a. rihisAesl k-oa 49, si~.sd.
Charles ii Stesen-. Grand Rapisz
railroad a.aa = A. held AZ Al Kalamazoo
kfsia, night TIE essronz sra artists
relieved hin II 40
"a. NJ. chaoh.riain = Three Oaks
bS~ tees appssnted aasfien u TIE jas k
-sn pslzon. pfut tseerge IL. DAVE ~
s,<D~.t
Iack~sn roaTi,'ts ssii'safiy think olse
~ ahead 4 pr eounffy butteg. foE
thes have I<lslleEed the legislature 90
49, H.
Js,.ks a g,~s - have sweet mcf~sl
IN The esates divorce css,,. Both sii<s
charge adultery and are trying u prove
t.
The Port Huron Times complains
that there IL not enough xaui, ru-oa.
HAS summer -truck that town - reon.
Mrs. Georgla Daley II Kalamazoo
"a aih3&esi e,me linlmeut IA lieu u cough
medicine. Doctor. stomach pump. saved.
Martha Schsam has secured sioo from
the city ~ Saginaw for damases sus
tsine-i on detective sidewalk.
Benton Harlor j. making ready 10 en
feFlaln the state O.. \. X ~ its annual
encampnenf March !, ; and ?.
4 Bay City girl took a large dose -
whisky and quinine. thinking IL poison.
>o~ II she had agne
Lansing hal an election Yesterday -
determlne whether she will have fhtec
ASSESSORS She VIII.
&C. 4 ". NJ freight was wrecked at
Kinks Junction Friday by running into
a broken switch.
Jackson figures that she viii have
mile track and summer meeting. Jack
son figures.
kaiamazoo Knights Templars held
their annual banquet and bal. Friday
night
Grand Ledge thinks she j. old enough
% carry a tch.key and become a city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

You're pretty small. said the n1sh
who was engaging some men 20 80 on an
exploring expedition with him.
I'm not very tall. admitted The little
man.
Not much over 8 feet. Ishould judge"
Very little over that
That's what makes me hesitate. said
The big man i shouldn't think you bad
enough endurance 10 stand '----
"Endurancer' exclaimed the little man.
why ar. I've got record for that"
How sof'
81 put In a whole afternoon in the rain
with girl q feet tai aud held the um-
br~lls over her h.sd. n that doesn't show
endurance. should like - know
That's enough. You1l de-. Detroit
FREE Press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05
TO THE PUBLIC.
In Business for Hlrns-lf-A Brief An
nounc-m-rt

- 4 Chapel f0r OVER fNo years ron
rsrttd aifh \ " Euea & Sou. arrhi.
fffie wishes 81 9nnouncc 20 his numrr.
oils friertis and me public in general
fh~t hc has ofenei office ~ .. Won
deFis tlildinE ard vlll hereafter -
found ~ that l.r1iify
" sapei Kili carry IN The business
p architecture and calculates ~ main.
fasa fhe sare character = rork hia
l<te employers alesys rnf out. y j.
siifeFfiious 81 E5 'ofa details regarding
NJ Chap afilitie4 - ~ sr hifsrf "a
~ j. re.. knaRn h Grand kaptsle. It's
rrEisifnee - ifr YEARS IN tins city - eof
Recently lrrE enough - mske bis name
faassr - mo~t iusiness nen real -
fafe dealers ard There Is rs qufsfian
tar eaaf aa elI meet eifh afeeees Ia
hfs business
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

Oqoseo Mich. March 3 About
tRrufs tee engineers are 90 hand 20
SAKE TIE piscy~ ~ T.. \. 4. 4 y NJ. men
u they strike Monday Some c.ain that
they answered ADVERTISEMENTS. not
kneeing - The tFosble brewing. aai
ssy tAes eili not xo - gers fns. ei,.
mauds r the enginsers have l1en r.
fi.~sd Dfpatl-s 4ili IT, sworn IN iosiay
O. serve Ia ca~s - trouble Noncay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

lsn~waup. Mich. march 4 Tho
Nofr.c iron mine the largest IN the
2nfai empi1y3o- So men la=t sta-on.
fas isstarg,-i go rlrn. The ralucflon
IS ag-si ~ The had mfitok II The ora
aaskef. ~ salfs havinE been ga ic Tor
- delivery. presented rrports a. the
sorfrar, Notwithstanding TIE Sorrie
uine shipped - Geo tons u ore last
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05
IN A TRUE LIGHT.
Democrats Snow Their Coos IN
,he House.
A DISGRACE TO The STATE.
The >s~ae~ az t2a~sax Yesterday .
ii.sieesioa oa che Great state
Of Nieh.xaa.

Lkssfse. Nah. March A The ts&s,
sad concerning The proceedings ia The
hfsa~a x representatives, tAis eft~Foon.
fae better 4 all be for the fair rasae II
the state.
Speaker Tateum sas not feeling adj
enough b preside. and without ne .,sid
srse. ss0e II The republican members
went astras. and the democrats k,ft Up
SERIES 4 fiiissustering 10 such an es
tcnf hat those men1sers xho hal made
a sseri1re IN order % LAY and work Sat
Ertias Nere not allowed "a take Cp And
pr ceea With the regular order - busi
Ds@4-
t,spre~s ntative E:arkwerth MAJ o. =
great axieot. g blame t0r q ali FOR the
lat ai' ntft he has Imagined that ae aas
teea dcriesi TIE constitutional Ft<ht q
PROTEST anti Dc h.ss devoted himself "a
nzugnt bnf securing thai constitutional
rigat lie wanted - protest again H.
sist sn1 the majority sat down on HIM
Vita the same degree q sccursfeness
that tas heretofore been manifested.
his acfiun 3as not pleasing IA the dem
Ccfats. nor a. enc ~ tNo malcontenfs
~aCax the thrre republicans. The
aforesaid a4seantents felt lmpelied %
make To- femAsks. which Mas the one
tnlaz which tbe members - the minor
IS most .iesi1eti 80 they are celebrating
to.izhL
Sarcasm or Eepsrtee.
f.err~senfarisr Mckinlay ~ wayn~.
eha wantl.l u h. speaker. vas on. II
these aho bet coniroi x lis integ,.ranial
machinery
Re said n this has not been almost
8 revolutionary abuse q logged power.
then | ncrcF saw It. Once upon a time
there wa- q speaker II the house
charged Riih extraordinary exercise 70
ToKer He j. roi ia charge n the house
- representatives. tosiay and Il il that
genfirnan O. great extent. Who "a -
blame Tor the exisfing condition -
Affairs IA Washington fosiay TINS --ing
can corisnu1 ~ ioager N Michigan
thau s. haa il u a~hiDgtonr
representative living Was another re-
paoA,an NIB exhibited a benevolent
sax.ety Tor ti.e constitutional rights ~
tar minority III referred % speaker
f4feum ~ the dictator - the hons.,. and
tsid The gist a the whole matter is
ttat poor. prosecuted. Innocent demo.
eraf has no rights which. m the opinion
~ the meuai*n- n the majority. should
be- respected
hi~ vas rJundly Kissed Tor this effort.
an later 90 he experienced relapse
ant said in al cxtempore burst ~
passion. ~When the speaker ~ thu
houss on the fnor q the house. callsms
a little ap and says h. can lex nae. I
arr ready TOR the circas - begin here
ard SOW
Il Wa fitting doaie % an after
noor rflte.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05
Attention. Members of Brsne, IS. C..
NJ b. A.

You are hereby requested 10 meet al
your hall ut 80 sharp. on Monday
morning. March q. prepared 10 attend
the funeral 81 our late brother. William
II. King. Bring your mourning badge.
BY order 81
WILLIAM 7. McGtRRIN, President.
JoHN &. PiEEcE. Secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

PrrrsE,sn. Pa. March f. At O'Clock
the Pennsy hania railroad officials here
sa, ex President liarrison's train Is four
or tive hours late. IL is expected 10
arrive AT about , o'clock r. IA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

FNSHS Restaurant has
anImportant announce
ment To make today.
Mr.. Iysh has engaged
Mr.. Ed. Peck. well and
favorably known in the
restaurant business.
who will. have full
charge of this depart
mcnt. and which we
feel satisfied will please
our many patrons and
asmanymorew who have
not. yet tried our din
nerS ar order cooking.
The coffee will be sur
passing As we'll as any
thing else in the dinner
or order line.
OUR Baked Goods arc
taking the lead from
the increased quantities
we are selling.
OUR Candies are first
class. Give Us a trial
when in need of any
thing in our Inc.
Is Canal street, near
Sweets hotel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

IN ffuait Wbitr FhoPlt-.
and then spread TO be
large yellow fcabs. We
tried two doctors, but
they could not do u any
good. 20 we tried CrTI-
cURA REMEDIES. giving
her q thorough washing
three times a day, and
then using the CUTIcuBA-
The first scf NE tried
helped her, and before We
used four sets che vas
perfectly cared. Al the
age 81 sir months our
f.hxs wefyhed thirty .four
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

The Princess - Wales II Is proph-
ecy-wili paf forth her decree. and the
women 4 London ard New York AMI
Chicago and ether centers q fashion viii
b. savesi from crlpaline. st Paul RI
oneer Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05
Mi.b Him s,,,rc~s,

S.cRAMESro. Cal. March l. The
house to-day adopted resolutions tender
ing President Cleveland It's best wishes
for a successful administration.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05
PALMER, MEECH & CO.
"HEWHO STEALS MY PURSE.
STEALS TRASH.

But he who directs from the Vinegar store robs
which does enrich him and
deed. Modern Shakespeare.
The thought II pathetic the FACT thousands
old sending people day cheering
Everyone knows when there special bargains be had
anything the
the king Row. and stay there until the n
Away with the 18th Century with 10th Century ideas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

The low prices Of meat that prevailed
at the Western Beef a Provision com
pany's. No. n Canal street. last week.
will be- in vogue the coming week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05
Cuticura Reso.vent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier. internally. and
CrTIrfRA the great Skin sarf. aud tpTicreA
soar an exquisite Skin l$eauiifer. externally. IN
sfanfly relieve and speedily every disease and
hamnr Of the skis scalp and blood. with ioss II
hair from infancy 10 age, fron plmplcs to scrcfuiA