Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

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TIE nonlnzfion q frank v
Fletcher VII be = great ssiae 81 re
tenth distract, said {. a. Lace Il al
pens 10 The Aorton last night Ne
are AZ Delighted silh H. NJ Fletcher
i cAfapeieEf IA every INSPECT and =
sure a slsvtioa. II i weFe leit - the
tenfh district. il Would te unanimous
lie Is std q alli9oE.siFe aud tas 81
81 SEVEN haDsirei thousand IN his eva
name IL = : graduate u the uniser
siis and las always taken Nafm IL.
terest in the institution. We have al
tempted T. get him startssd a. politics
for como tine. bar be has hcen rather
indifferent. although he has aiN2ss been
q good, loyal republican lts a. The
kind 81 nan that ~ nessd Ia our dis
trict. and We think after his rlecfl0n
he viii 20 Al and fight with ps. Mr..
Fletcher A. never hsshful aiout con.
tribeting % legitimate caH.paixn fund.
and noney IL mighty haAiy thing 10
have ia fighting political battles
Get me an uper berth On the Chi.
cage train. Wooas, said " 4 Nein.
fosh ~ the Horlds fair tits Ia The Nor
ton last night ~Mhai Kind Il berth =
asked Clerk Wood IN al amazed zorf n
way. Upper berth 70 he sure. oontin-
ued the Chicago man. No sane man
Will ever sleep Ia lower bcrth unless
his life is heavily insured and he II tfy
ing 20 do the square thing boy his wife.
The air in n lower berth Is foul. The
steam pipes are opprosa,tly hot The
berth - made up on the cushions Of tho
seats. and there is not a particle ~ elias
ITCHY in them. The pounding 81 the
train viii make every muscle az The
body lame. In an upper berth the ven
tilation is excellent. You sleep on a
spring mattress You need not he
troubled with drsughts, The only dis-
advantage is IN getting IN and out. The
advantages more than outweigh that
You must wear narcissns for bou-
fonniere II you wish 70 be au fsif. my
dear boy" said ]. G.. Stephens ~ New
York in the New Livingston yesterday.
Il have cousin who is related 10 The
400 and this is straight tip. The mar
cissus will be the flower this spring.
Snowy! Well. irifie. More 50 than
the violet, but even less conspicuous than
the chrysanthemum. Not no large. YOU
know. but brighter than even the most
golden chrysanihcmum. Very pretty
flower il is. too. Jaunty and bright and
dashingly impudent. you know. yellow
flowers always make the wearcr look
more cheerful and optimistic as IL be
were standing in a ray Il sunlight. you
know. There IL such strong contrast
between the bright yellow and the darker
surroundings. II YOU wish 10 be in lne
wear "A narclssus."
The Hon. j. j. Woodman IL Paw Paw
WAS guest in The Morton yesterday.
Il came up 10 see Secretary Roberts IN
regard 10 some minor matters IN rcia.
ton 10 the worlds fair exhibit he said
There isn't much to be done until We
find out what the state legislature III.
tends 10 do about the appropriation
Nobody seems 10 know what its fate
will be. Mr. Weston il now in Lansing
in the interests Of the bill, but ] don
know whether we can secure it, pass
age or not. II we can't the Michigan
exhibit will be seriously crippled; bat
suppose We shall have TO do the best VI
can with the money we have"
'-Seage is turned down turned way
down" remarked the genial proprietor
Of the name in The Morton last evening
Mr. Seage was "a candidate for state il