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The Green Forest tribune., 1893-07-13
LOCAL GLEAAINGS.


Surveyor johnson was over from
BelryviIle Monday.
The wheat threshers have be-
gan their annualrounds.
'-> A quite refreshing rain shower
visited this section Sunday.
Miss Vicie Tabor will teach the
public school at Braswell Springs.
We are glad to note that Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett's little son Hugh is
recovering from bis recent illness.
J. Shipman is selling the White
Sewing Machine for S35, $40 less
than they can be bought anywhere
else.
Miss Anna Tanner fell from a
horse Saturday evening receiving
some severe but not serious ini iur1
les.
For ladies' and childrcn's hats
go to j. Shipman's store. He has
received large bill of the very lat
est styles.
For the best grade of coffees,
teas, sugars, rice, tobaccoes, and
anything in the grocery line call
on Galloway.
Mrs. r. Fl. Smith formerly teach
er in the Butler, Mo-, Conservatory
of music will give lessons on piano
and organ.
Bob Smith has the finest pros
pect for an abundant water melon
crop VIC have seen. We have al
ways been friend to Bob. III
Rev. Elkins, a preacher of the
Holiness faith, is holding a series
Of meetings at the M. E. Church,
South. His meetings are we'll at
tended.
Her many friends will be graft
fed to learn that Miss Ella Gallo
way, who has been dangerously y i'll
for the past two eeks, is in a fair
way to recover.
Lcander Massengale, an old
time resident of this country, is
visiting relatives and renewing old
acquaintances here. His home is
at Ft. Worth, Texas. -
When you want anything in the
line of clothing the place to go to
is Eureka Springs. J. B. Sax has
more clothing there than all the
other stores put together.
DR.. Ellis Harbert says he will
gurantee permanent cure for lazi-
ness for lfve dollars. That's
? cheap. We suggest that the Doctor
don't apply the remedy to himself.
I. A. Grassham has moved
his IA m y to the country.
He has been employed to teach a
public school at the Oak Hill
school house, near G.. G. McNiel's.
W. E. Hamblin was over from
Eureka Springs last week looking
after the interest of his farm, one
mile North. Will has many friends
over here who are always glad to
see him.
Cofeld, the photographer. has
decided to remain here through
July. All wanting photo work
done Should come in as soon as
, possible, so he will have time to
finish them up before leaving.
For SALE OR RENT-The Mahan
grist mill in Green Forest. With
small amount cf repairing the mill
can be put in good running order.
For terms, address 7. w. Goforth,
Berryville, Ark.
What ever may be the sad con-
dition of other portions of The
country in this respect, it is a con-
ISOLATION to know there are no train
robberies, bank failures, or mines
being shut down in this immediate
vicinity.
s. J. Morris $25 cash premium
to the lady selling him the largest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
Railroad lettings.

"There is very little freight moving
on our lines nDw." said +. L. Davis,
general freight agent for the C.. x w.
Nj. and d., L. 4 y. lines. yesterday.
I'VE have had ten engines keeping the
Pentwater branch clear and that has
crippled US somewhat. still we are no.
absolutely blockaded and are better off
than somc other roads, the Pennsyl-
wanna lines for instance.
1T IS surprising how much travel
there 10, ia spite Of the weather" said
c. E. Lockwood. general passenger
agent for the G.. X. 4 J.. yesterday.
"Our January passenger earnings show
an increase over those Of last year.
There WAS no snow At AL then, and We
considered the passenger traffic ex-
ceptionally good"
Passenger train No. on the G.. r. 4
!. road, due here at ii 80 .. m. yester-
day, was delayed three hours at Paris
yesterday, by the breaking of y wheel
on the tender of the engine. Another
pair of wheels Was substituted. and the
train reached the city about 3 O'Clock.
All trains were delayed somewhat
yesterday from thirty minutes to three
hours. Trains on the main lines were
nearly on time. but all the roads had
trouble on their branches. The Pent-
water division of the c. 4 w. NJ. is
cleared. but trains on the branch were
about three hours late.
Genera Freight Agent f. c. Leaven-
worth of the @. X. q /. has received
notice that owing to the blockade at
Plttsburg Il Is impossible for the Penn
sylvsnia road TO handle east bound
freight fram that point.
III. A. Perkins of the Rock Island, +.
y. Foster of the n. Il w. Dispatch, o.
b. Law of the L. II. V. 4 T. and T.. ID.
Law of the &. III. 4 ID. were in the city
booming their roads business.
The earnings of the G. X. 4 l. road
Toy the month Of January amounted to
SOS This u an increase OF sll 1865
over the earnings for January. 1892.
J. II. p. Hughart, general manager
of the G.. X. 4 /. is in New York at
tending meeting of the Central Tratfic
association.
W. Il. ssimpson. superintendent Of
the g. K. & l.. was IN Muskegon yester-
day.
J. X. V. Agnew was in Muskegor
yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
WAS Nut HIS FAULT
That he DID No, Kill His Aged
Wife. but
The JURY FINDS HIN INSANE
Reuben s2ssnss Acquitted Of the cs.rxs
81 AnsznPtax 70 XII H.s was.
othss Court Ns~&

The trAl Of Reaesa skinner Vas re-
sumsd n the cifeais court y-slsrdss
mosnipg. A large asmbsr OF witnesses
we're ssorn On sas part OF TIE defsns~
% snos that Mr. sklaner VA insAas
Dr. Applsy u TINS city ssors that Dc
sx4msnet Mr.. SKINNER several ysaFs
ago aud pronounced nlm insane.
AID zdsissd Ma relatives 10 have =
guardian appointed for him. Harvey
Weller. neishoor. ssors that the tifs'
hs xnes OF the assault upon Nrask n
nar szs when Mr.. s<inner came over
10 Ia noass sad very quietly an
noo1eet thai De bad killed the
'.oid ~okaaa'' ard ne wlsnet they
would 20 over and take care OF tns
corpse. lie thouxht the Old man sas
saEhtly insane. Mrs. Weller Vas also
swcru. ant ssors tnas tney considerej
am slgntly 1emenLsd. The ad1adtca-
hoo sas al ia me probate court IN
1880, wien ns VAS adlndzed insane. and
a guard A. appointed 10 take care OF
b property. Tue jury retired ~ 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. At $50
the Jury cane IN an1 returned . YER
cict OF a0t gEaly on account OF tie
iasanity OF TIE respondent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

"A O!d Time Cfficsr Was Turned
Down Yesterday.

Judge Groves court room Was vseat-
Ell by the court yesterday 10 make
room for the annual meeting cf the
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance COM
pany OF Kent county. The farmers
club room IN the basement had been
found altogether too small 10 contain
the gathering of upwards OF go. Secre-
iary J0nn H. Whitney read his annual
report. which gave totals As follows:
Number OF members belonging 10 the
company, S,2S5; net amount OF
property 1T risk by the company. t5,-
SIS. boz; total cash income, <i2,05O-3o;
cash balance at close OF preceding
year, $i.2l0.s2; total receipts and ln-
come. ti6,2il.27: Losses actually paid
during the year tof which s2,0J6.27 oc-
Cured n prior years., <lo,5s3.l6;
salaries and f-es paid TO officers and
directors. 81 ,06s.25; all other erpendi-
.ures, 1901 Of; total expenditures dur
ing the year. 81. COZ 10; total liabilities.
a, 25i 10: cash on hand. s5,6Ss.sl; as
sessments IN course OF collection,
sJ27.s5; total resources. $3,966.ti.
A discussion followed as to the mat
ter OF expenses incurred tor valu:ng
MINOR losses. ETC., but Il Was the prev
alent opinion mat insurance IN this
ASSOCIATION was conducted as econo-
mically IS possible
Ire secretary offered o resolution
providing for = reorganization OF the
company. 10 having been IN existence
for thirty years, ending April % next,
and that the osiceTs elected Yesterday
continue IN office. that the name, con-
stltutlon and oy-iAws remain the same.
A resolution Was offered as 4 subsii-
tute for the above, providing for re-
organization, without the requiring OF
furtner payment of new membership
fees, IN order that old members might
not De assessed for such fees under the
new organization.
The question of legality OF the pro-
posed action of reorganization was dis
GUESSED At length. some held that
there sh uid be notices published be-
fore any OF the necessary amendments
10 me charter could be made. Others
confeuded that the substitute, having
been drafted by q competent attorney,
should be held a. covering all question
Able polnts. The substitute prevailed
BY two-thiTds vote, and the reor.
ganization will bs under It's provisions.
The secretary offered . resolution
protesting against any DIVISION OF Kent
county whatever. liz was adopted bv
hearty, unanimous vote. and vii be
presented 10 the legislature.
The meeting then proceeded with
the election of officers Tor two years,
winch resulted a. follows. President,
samuel IADgGor OF Paris; secretary,
E~.ward Z. Clements OF Ada; directors,
H. Richardson of Bovine; W. T..
NcCrath OF Grand Rapids township,
Henry Green OF GraItan. Edmund
Aanlry OF Walker, A. J. BORON of
sparta
The contest Of the day was over the
election OF secretary. IL resulted ~
.he turning down of l.. II. Whitney.
wao had been secretary for tweniy-slx
years successiyely. +. p. Clements re-
cesved rs votes 20 Wfhey's 81. Both
men reside IA Ada. The assoc.ation
has teen 40 economically managed that
the cost OF Insurance nas been only
per csBI for thirty years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
cor A nor Dose


ftI94 Alis
AL has not been peace and harmony
ia TIE kitchen OF l.. l.. Dickinson, OF
0rand Rapids township Mr. Dlekia-
sou keeps . man servant. likewise .
maid servant. and they do not love
eacA other Is tondly az sometimes hap
peas under shmisr circumstances
Ine hired ( IA name IS LYDIA Barrs.
ant TIE bred mans name u JAeot,
Habregtss Alas Mud. They have
worked for Ar. Dickinson nearly q
year. aud for a great portion OF that
tlme Jacob has made lie miserable for
LYDIA A. times he vas quite affsc-
tsonsie. aud would perssIrntly urge
her 10 slslt nis ROOM Al other tlmss
hr MS ai>lsye, and called her the
v.lest Of names. Jacob is not prspcs-
se-s4ng IN appearance. HIS eyes are
dull. MS nair s long. his chin bears .
fuzzy. white beard, wa.cn gives 10 the
APPEARANCE OF . mouldy turnip. He
Was therefore "a objectionable N bis
zffscronate moods ~ N bis ugly ones.
LYDIA = n0r bad locking. but she las
= temper which urges Der 10 show
proper resentment when she ~ insuiied.
Last Thursday Jacob vas ID one of his
bsd mo, ds. lie came IN 10 dinner,
but nnci0g the meal not quite ready
he begsr 70 abuse LYDIA. Who caught
up Upper Of boiling water and doused
x on tie head and face Of the I'M u-
dent yong man. IL nearly cooked
bim. aud enc sics Of his face looks
Ike a nslf hroilec oeefst-ak. tie svors
olt uarrant assault and battery,
al1 So a pleaded gl.ity before Justice
W-stfAI yesterday, sid VA. fined s.
sn1 costs. fue nae wa- RENTED bat
tne costs were pad.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

James teion<e ras sdiutxea insane
i1 80 PROBATE court Yesterday and was
crasfed cent 20 Kalamazoo at TIE Il
perss 81 tae rou1tF
warrant SO sworn cat yesterday
To- ifst'a Frat. Y0arg Erl ~ho r.n
srar from her tuais Wyominx. sai
= hos pay nx frnsat
lsae a., 80 gwen = dIrorre from
Nsftn at p sc rircnlf csart vrat.f.
cav -ae fecs'rss 81. l6q aamonv an
ere custody % f~9 minor cat.dr-n
aaIa MARTYR ). frea. p.t<d frcna mar-x.
tre sealn rffn.a 80 yesrs
Anrs Ter kurst. rasr9-t ~ita lar.
tea4 80 aof - trlra snt the Msrrh
taf8s ~ th~ supsf ~ court. Her case
- cat ever 80 teftn yesterday morn
~ Anns erpsrts 20 - MARI e. ae-
fsfs thr oest tefH - conft so r .ss
hs1 ee-o tired yesterday snd sba YER
de- $50 Zen osner fnsn las ons ace
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

A ~e grow older. how much faster
the days and months of the years pass
iio~ Fslldiy . tho time Approaching 60
the great allotment ~ iD1 slegsnt
houses - purchasers % lots ~ "a CLAIR
Hsifhss, Detroit. You haseu1 sgs .
ios there Well, you sill have 90
hnfrJ 4 yon 10 not ~snt ~ lose The
fAanee % Lifetime. 1T aowu aad
rf.is At oncs - ne addresses sl.en ia
Toe Advertisement "a another column.
kenisnhsf. delays are Dangerous.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

Bot They Propose 70 Get Back at Him
Through me Law.


Through the Law.
Lieut. J. p. Y. Bake sal Capt II.
X. SUMMERS complain that they have
been taken by sharper 10 the extent
Of t5a and yesfer AZ applied fer q
warrant Tor the arrest 0f g.. ". John
ston for fslss pTetenses- liz = charged
tntt Johnston went 10 Lieutenant
bIake sna s-<ed s; be would take a
note from aim for 80 4 Captain >ufa-
tlst- -ou.a back t.. Receiving an al
rrn4st.ve reply re went 10 Captain
Summers anu represented that ne aAc
( ven Lieutenant blake security OF tue
n0t- fus thtt Lieutenant Eiake Also
wislei rls rame GA tue note. Ca this
representation tee note wss signed. III.
SIREN tsok 81 20 ifeufsDaut Blake. who
Caslst 9. TIE FIRST t,m- Captain sum
fnefs aud Lieutenant Blaze met tho
f-.C< was rSsrt1 Gus. lisutrnan.
hAke = very much wrought up ever
tae aHar sod says he MI push tAe
case - sac sut Z i costs him Coz.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

William Durham. jefferson avenue
John Drrgge. jefferson avenue
Levi. Jedrrssa avenue
Dennis NchraH. LAErafN street
Peter cteketec. lazfafe street
& fox. LsEraye street.
sydney Sfese1s. sheldon street
Mrs. Irebils. Cherry street. Two houses
Joseph kortlAndar. Cherry street
. Dunton. Cherry street
a trozier. Cherry street
Mrs. Hattie Desry. Cherry street
Mrs Sarah sAnderson. cherry street
{ W Piekell. Wealthy avenue
"a Raymond. Wealthy avenue
Montgomery A BuRcy Union street
BALDWIN. Union street
john Try, HOLSTER street
Dr. Luton. Morris avenue
NJ Ayres. Morris avenue
Cole. East Fulton street
John More. last Futon street
A Daniels. East fu ton STREET
Mrs. VI T. DcPea. East Fulton street
The Rev; Boeher; Bat fH.ten street
l. Ford. North toll-ge Ascs1e
+ ferd. North College aaenue
" Hosfori. Lake avenue
Asa enlson. Lake avenue
{ : Weafheriy. Lake aAenuc
Pc Campbell. Campbell ace
Chsfles Dawson. anpbe.i place
imam Bethany. Campbell pace
ierpolshcimef. lyou street
r Curly. Wealthy avenue
james b0ings. Wealthy avenue
Dennis schram. Wealthy avenue. two
houses
Mrs. l. searies. Wealthy avenue
c VI loomls. Wealthy avenue
II iioskins. Charles street
PM O'tonnor. Charles street
u sutton. Charles street
& Lewis. Charles street
Frank Al Williams. Henry street
Mr. Sarah Saaderson- Charles street. two
h0lscs
. Morse. Henry street
William n Ands sen. agent Henry street
NJ q Blood. James street
Washington Pond James street
II : hopkins James street
~ Nofthrop. lnioa street. iAFse houses
Mrs Sandefson. "a MON street. Two houses
Mrs. kimbsn Jnion street
Hsyman. 4 nion street
The Rev. J / Buell.. nion street
4 I. Ives. Lyon street
Converse Manufacturing company. Lyon
stfeet
Edwin Thayer. Fountain street
: & Draing a. Fountain street
= Hurt. Turner street
J Is Graves. 1nrBer street
! h Puife. Turner street
N iiootL. broadway
Mrs { 4 lioitoh. Kehth street
J II Bradnffc. rcrlbner street
J " Adams. : .rlbnef street
The kev. n /. Davis. scribner street
n y Edwards. Froat street
James hsyne Front street
Charles IlorrtL West Bridge street
George kort.spdeT. West Bridge street
W Powers. Shawmuf avenue
l. STOW. ehawmuf svenHe
W II Powers. court street
: l. King. Court street
Lemain. Ransom street
&c Rirkenhsrgh. Crescent avenue
Nerton. heiiuxg street
joel Collins keilcgE siceef
Nrs Ssnaersen. Psekard street
II :. Presshufs. Paris avenue
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
GRAND RAPIDS HERALD WEDNESDAY MORNING FEBRUARY g

senoos tas.liiHg N ths ( rmsr ste OF
.a.a scasnal district. xaieh elite ~ nos
.sl.sn tse cssy limsis by sislas e. tae
IA ney, amounting 10 sl.o51.e1, shall
be 4 Ylfed.
:. Tia. the chairman Ct The town
carp t'oAft ol sca ,oi Inspectors and tao
ehAiFl1an cf The cemmlties from lae
board OF sdaesllon be empovsfsi 10
sell the school ste aud DIVIDE the pro-
eeeds u tie same ratio tetwesn the
distrset and khs city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

Olsie-rs and Directors Esscssd AMI Re-
posss OF osfiesss Read.
The annual meeting Of the West
Michigan PARK ASSOCIATION Was neId IN
the Morton house ~ 8 O'CLOCK last
evening with large number al thosa
interested In the sssoc Avon present.
The reports Of the oi'.cess showed the
society to be pr sperng. The following
directors were elected: Henry Spring.
John II. iioskens. l.. T. MeCsath. l..
q. Dunton. j. r. y. Blake. +. III.
toote. :. J.. osgood. c. l.. ives. VIII
lam Tracy. W. w BARRIER and II. ~.
Moore. The directors elected l. G..
Dunton. president: IL. y. Moore. vice
president; John Dunton. secretary; j..
=. y. fllake, treasurer, and Joha II.
Hcskens, manager.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

sapefor Court Jcfy Discharged With
Passes Ffon tbs Jut<r.

D. rcff9r N1A4I J-4f L-s~n1rgsd win
Fsanrs Fforo shs Juegr-
Tie december jurors "a tie superior
court vere sycused for Tue term BY
Jaaes nuriinxams yesterday. after
Fntrpg n forty four days 20 dispose OF
seventy t1ree Gases. Ia discharglfig
t1s infy Indg- Eurlinxsme coniplI.
mented tae 3lrsrs on the slilc,sni nrsn.
uer 10 rhich ihey had fscnsrged tasfr
tatf. tie a nony jurias nd before
Performed sler duties vel. bal never
bsd a my aous "a duty better th4n
tne present jury Jurors Walker and
tRfEatit rep sd ca hensif OF toe jury,
snd ths1sed ne Judge. the clerk and
the conrt ctcegs for the fssors re-
C. Ffd A. tlrr lsads. fn~ jurors viii
meet next >star1sy alornlng - -
photographed IA sxfo1o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

D..uies No. sni IA. City DIVIDE IN.
Properly.

District no. and the City DIVIDE the
Property.
Ala meeting II the township board
OF school inspectors Of Grand Rapls
tovn.bip. n tae county 81 Kent. With
a conan tee q the school board Of the
city, he'd yesterday "a TIE Office 81
,-tlEer nfsnaeut Gnslmer's, aid . act
dement, tne controversy between
4 strtt No s sad The city. Trustee
ifagy offered me folsos "a resoi nnon
Resolved. That 10 the dlTson ~ the
afAoerty, district No. snail receive
fvrr-.xteerths % The property and
the eitg nine-s rteenfns. In afpor
taaiug sud alsdlax tie property the
foilor.ng considerations snail have sf-
feet
1. Certain insurance. moaey hsfeio-
fore received - tne of8csss - sehooi
6.tr.et Na. g Tor tAs loss "a ths former
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
FRANK oRANEILo FAILS

Makes an Assignment 70 the Michigan
Trrs, Company
Frank Granello. the merchant tailor.
made general assignment to the
Michigan Trust company yesterday for
the neneit of his creditors. The con-
pany will collect oil debts. sell al good
on hand snd convert Mr.. Granello'-
property into cash rapidly as possible
aud pay all just claims against Mr..
Grsnello. A Inst OF stock on hand, ac-
counts aud Liabilities was flied yester-
day afternoon. The stock on hand Is
worth 81 ,s0o-33, and the outstanding
accounts amount to $i,2ls.6S. The
liabilities amount to 81 093.22. The
heaviest losers are eastern parties for
amounts ranging from $50 To 5000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

hopes tor. it nsieht have eau-st post-
p<nemeat OF t1s Wedding tsssiss Les
R.!pn ysndyke. sxsl Is. aud GenrY
X me. aged Il. sefs arrested a. ths
H1lland caarch. corleT ct Eleventh
strtrs and N1lxer avenue, las. nlkat
lcs Disturbing . mestDx.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
pol,ce courr.


John stshl. drunk: committed thirty
days. Thomas Hsaley. drunk: pA.d
sass James Price. disoraeFly; gald
$40. Charlss Hathaway. disorderly;
committed thirty DAYS. I'd Wlckefiax
and Heary wicksrlng. larceny; ad-
lourned 10 February ;. Robert Irwin,
selling llquor 10 . minor: adjourned 10
February 70. Henry Wright. non-sup-
pert; adjourned y February 81. h.
Jonker, violation OF dog ordinance;
rolls pros'd. Costs paid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

Daniel NandertiiI 90 Sybrant wesseiu.
= al lot =. ) WHITES add. =
Abrsr y kronissn 90 john y gscksan
81 BID -. Ste.art 4 Ives add Ia
G- re Thomas O. timer Chiisan
and sife. y y iot sna ~ lot :. Dix
~ Csaar Springs ............-......... :
Warren q Hastings to Andrew lIn-
dell and wife Ut ne :. nr sccs4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

PTCKETT-Fehruafy 8. at the residence 81
her daughter. Mrs. ". s Nigus. North Cott
sYeaue. Nrs Lacy Pickett. widow "a John 81
PICKETT % Port Hyson. ~ T.. aged ~ Years
<ew Aork oty papers please copy
fanfrai Wednesday morslbg a. 10 o'clock
A. the residence. No. s,7 Colt avenue.
Y q. cserrymaa. funeral director. 40. :
Fountain street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
Tho Modern Invalid

Has tastes incidentally, in keeping With
pleassntiy acceptable IN form. purely
Wholesome IN composition. Truly ben.
ehc.sl IN effect and entirely fee from
every Objectionable quality. IL really
III be eonsults . paysiclsn: n const.
psted he uses the gentle family ian.
Tive syrup ID Figs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs 10 taken: Ii is pleasant
and refreshing u the taste, aud acts
gently We; promptly ca the kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, c.eanses the sys.
tenn efec,ually, dispels Gods, head
aches and fsvers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup If Fivs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
ouced. pleasing 10 the taste and ac-
ceptsble to the stomach, prompt ia
its action and truly beneficial In iu
effects, prepared Only from the :aost
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in zoo
and 81 bottles by ell leading drug.
gis,s ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
c.ire j: promptly for any enc vh3
wishes 70 try il Do not accept airy
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RE SKRUP co.
san fEkScssc0. Cat.
svASs!sI1s ~. $50, A<S soa< ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
wAnT TO BE U. S. SERVANTS.
Large Class Taking the Civil Service Ex-
sminatfon.


There were foriy-tive applicants pre-
sented Themselves yesterday 20 take
the civil service examination IA the
| nlfed states court room Twenty
eight were for carriers positions.
tNcive were for clerkshps and fifteen
for messengers. There were three
women applicants for clerkships. A
port on II the questions put "a the ap.
plican,s were OF local nature and will
b sssmsned'and marked ny the local
examining board. Inc otner ques-
tioos aud answers viii b forwarded 20
Warrington 10 be passed upon there.
The class yesterday sss the largest
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