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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

We make the unparalleled offer TO give
slo0 with every s5.00 purchase. 90
cents with every $50 purchase. - cents
with every also purchase.
Our stock contains the latest styles Of
footwear for ladies. gents and children,
at prices that defy competition.
We make this unprecedented offer
this week to induce the public 10 test
the sterling merits Of our goods. as we
are confident that We will gain trade 10y
SO doing.
Remember we give you full value for
your money and also cash present to
every purchaser Of sl.5o or more.
Buy now and save a dollar. at
O'HARAs. No. ~ Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

ID. L. Clay left notice with the Char
ity society yesterday that be wishes 20
have meu and women To work on his
dairy farm near Newaygo. tie wishes
10 get persons " no know how 10 milk
and take care Of COWS. as well as persons
who can do work in dairy building.
Anyone out 81 a job who can 90 this
work may leave their names with the
society.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
!, off on everything at Stauffers.
WEEKDAY EXCURSION
Grand Ledge and Lansing.

At Grand Ledge rs located the popu-
lar resort and picnic point. seven isl
ands. "a beautiful spot in Grand river.
The scenery is very fine. and the place
has every convenience forcarlng for PIC
nic parties aud excursions. To enable
our patrons 10 visit the place at small
expense CA week day. the ID. l.. 4 y.
Go. will run a special train excursion ON
July -. leaving Grand Rapids al ) a. IA.
and running through to Lansing the
state capital 10 which low rates will
also be made. Trains will leave Lansing
returning az p. m. and Grand Ledge al
ia Round trip rate 81 and sl.25.
CSC. DEHAyES.
General Passenger Agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

Miss Alice. daughter Of r. NJ. Schultz
OF No. % Hope avenue. died Thursday
morning after very brief illness. Miss
Alice was but IL years of age and a
bright girl the pride u her fathers
heart. Mr.. Schultz has the sympathy
81 many friends in his sad affection.
The funeral will be held from the house
at o'clock today
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
of on everything at Staufrers.
FOR A GOOD CAUSE.
Benefit to Be Given at North Park
SUNDAY

There il no doubt but what tho at
tendance at North Park Sunday will be
unusually large. The attractions 10 he
offered are meritorious ones and the
money received from such will toe used
in a way that viii do a power Of good.
Some weeks ago Harry Bower received
severe injuries during his aerial act that
incapacitatcd him from work. He is in
such circumstances that a substantial
present would be appreciated. A gen
tleman at heart, clever performer.
there is no reason why he should re-
ceive no testimonial. The North Park
association have kindly volunteered a
benefit for the disabled performer. and
the event takes place next Sunday. The
program complete will be announced
later. A new feature recently added at
North Park are the new bath houses.
The beach is fine one and suits can be
rented for ID cents each or two In one
bath room for - cents. Ladies and
children should not forget that Prof.
Andru's equine circus gives an enter.
tainment every afternoon this week al
49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

Eber Rice and wife. w. d. Frost. wife
and son. City Comptroller Caro- wife and
son. A. j. Becker wife and daughter Of
Chicago. Alexander Mcintyre and fam
lily. aud Miss Hubbard Will leave at ! 30
this afternoon for the Gun lake resorts.
They will go on the Michigan Genital to
Middlcville thence by stage 10 the lake
AID will stay at the resort several days.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
u Of on everything at stauiIers.
How's ThM ,

How's 1Ais
We ofrer One Hundred Dollars reward
Ter any casc - Catarrh that cannot be
cured by iiaifs Catsrrh Cure.
4. J. CHENEY i CO. Toleslo. ..
We. the undersigned have known r
Cheney for the las; II years and believe
him perfectly honorable ia al business
transact ions and financially able e.
carry cot any obliga;.oas made 10y their
firm
Wssr 4 TxuAx. Wholesale Druggists
Ie,ledo. q
Wslp1N0. KTxSkS 4 N IRWIN. Whole
sale Druggists. Toledo. @.
fgalfs Cafarrh Cure IL taken intern
ais. setting directly upon the blood aud
mucous surfaces n the system. Iesti
n4naials sent free Price .5c per ho;s =
Sold b. AL druggists
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

Il would like 90 proclaim the value
~ Hood's Sarsaprilla from the top OK
the highest peak with voice stloag
enough for the whole earth - her II" j.
H. Hornbeck. llarperssille. ~ Y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

TIE ~unfar eeenire sftsicr AZ -eecod
straes n q efarrh uli t. Il ehsrge =
49, Sna,tsf Set.si y -sir nssY society
are- titsr iaars - fessrsA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
TEETH!

beautiful teeth are luxury few ros~e-s.
We have heard people say tiIey would give
~ sr,thsng they had for such beautiful teeth as
So and so bad.
The true secret is not 80 much in the perfect
urss 81 tie teeth a. In the snow ike whitoncss
and the brilliant polish.
Al teeth are capable 81 this with proper care.
washs.s ansi past0s sionld be- avoided n they
are injurious a. are also many 81 the powders.
4 properly prepared powder. however, Is tho
OILY right and perfect thing cleanse and pre-
serve the teeth. TITS have succeeded IN pro
,itscin.s after much labor tand expense. The
formula - Is one Of the most noted dentists ~
a this rsanfry and - absolutely perfect.
sAPpnfNft-Is the name We have adopted
for ~ and we are the exclusive owners and
manufacturers. We guarantees capotcnta 10 -
tie ouis perfect t.o'h go~dcr on the market
That ~ ali prevent decay and rrndet the trcih
-nofe osaniifai ~ifb less trouble than any other
preparation ~ ~. had
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

Original William A. Miller. John a.
Naa liNeun. ke,erae Charles IA, Van
He.shurgh Original widows. etc
Lucy l.. boyd. Jane pwyof.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

For cut. hruise. burn az scsld there
Is nothing 'sQusi - ChamheTiaiu's Pain
Balm. IL heals the parts more quickly
than any other application. and unl5az
;he iojury i very severe ~ scar j. i.ft
Fns sale hf II. j. Wurfburg. druggist
- Monroe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

4. =. oRoarkc 81 Fort Wayne. super
intrndsni ~ the southern division 1T tbs
g.. l.. X |. road, is in the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

Fsta ifa~ry. Nashv,ise bkulfes. ar.
rsed .a iae slsy yesterday asuruins and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

James Z. Roe has severed his connec-
ton as manager Of the pavilion on West
Bridge street and has engaged as chem
isl at the Clarendon hotel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
JEWETT Bros,

Drrerists. Sc Nonros 81. Grand Rapids, Mich.
ToIerhens "a Order fr anythinr 10 be had
IL 4 frsf-elass prug Store 4oliciiei aod
Y-usapsiy attended, ~. ami delivered 90 any part
49, fife eats.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
GREAT REBATE SALE.

=. ofI on eyerything at stauifcrs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28

20 validate the incorporation of any city
or town heretofore Incorporated.
On motion of Senator Shclhurne the
senate bill extending the timc of char.
i'rs OF unfinished railroad lines was re-.
called from the house
senator Browning called up the sen.
ate hill amending the law In regard to
the tnking oil DISPOSITIONS liz was or
dercd cngrussed.
senator lmbOden called up the house
concurrent resolution iustructinu or re-
guessing Senators Mills aud Coke to vote
order.
Senate bill making the first Monday in
september a legal holiday TO be known
az laDof DAY was ordered cugrossed.
senate bills for the payment of the
salaries OF judges Of the supreme court.
courts OF civil appeals aud commission
OF appeals were called up by Senator
iressler and were finally passed
senate hil for the relief of T. w
Bachelor was taken UP on third reading
aud finally passed.
Senator McComb OF MONTGOMERY intro.
dnced q resolution eulogiymg the memory
OF lion. James 81. Blaine. aud rendering
Expressions of sympathy TO thc family
in their distress
senator lnhodcn offered substitute
winch was Couched IN similar terms. but
Included the name of Hon. A.. %. &.
lamar along with that of Hon James
Adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28

cants where the sale of such liquors has
been Prohibited hy law.
BY MIR ticlds--providing for bien.
nial reports Of the printing board.
by Mr.. Cooke Amending the law de
ming public buildings.
BY Mr.. Rogers of Anderson Amend.
ing the Inv as to local option elections
rs TO stock running as large aud also a
bill for enforcing the penalty for carry
ing concealed weapons.
BY Mr. McGehce Amending the code
Of criminal procedure as TO jury chal-
lcnEes
By Mr.. Prescribing tho time
for court In the Thirteenth district
by MIR Fields-A joint resolution TO
amend the constitution SO that members
of the Legislature shall receive 50 a day
for the first ninety days of each session.
and SO day for tlic remainder Of the
session mileage not To exceed 81 for
every twenty-five miles.
BY Mr. Bell0ws-A Joint resolution
asking congress to appropriate SlOOOOO
for survey Of the BruzOs river from
Columbia to Waco with a view Of OPEN
ing the river to navigation.
MIR onion presented resolution that
each member OF the house bc permitted
10 subscribe for not over twenty 1--WE
copies Of papers to be furnished to them
by the state under contract with the
lNMthi NlNNfF NJ not tNNtNhlNN 3D. ftNAA
q copy. The resolution was tabled by
a vote Of go 20 40
Mr.. Kirk presented concurrent reso-
luton requesting and authorizing the
governor to invite the people Of the Amer
lean Union through the governors of the
different states aud territories TO send
delegates To the convention Co be- held
the first Tuesday in May at Dallas The
delegation 20 bc in the same ratio as
ln congress except that the governors
of the states shall be cx-oiicio members
NJ the convention. The object is 10 see
" ways and means can be- devised To
enhance the value of wheat. cotton and
silver. three Of our greatest sources Of
wealth and enable citizens of the
United States to more successfully COM
pete for the worlds commerce The res
Olution was referred to the committee on
Federal relations
The resolution granting Judge Good
rich of the Wuco judicial district leave
of absence was adopted.
Adjourned tn 10 o'clock Saturday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28

cd the closing scenes The patient lay
80 quietly even The doctors were hardly
able to shy when he died, bat at II
O'Clock the physicians proclaimed him
dead The news instantly l.-Shed all
over the world.
Although death had removed from the
world q character prominent In every
thing he undertook. il caused but little
surprise The news of Il had been 50
long discounted there remained but tho
line oil announcement at the head of this
dispatch. It was a. lOugOup conclusion
that his battle with death would he the
hnal defeat Of his life. though the real
facts of his Illness from the FIRST had been
studiOusly concealed through the official
channels OF communication. He was "a
sick mun when De returned 30 Washing
ton tO settle down FOR the winter Death
aud It's hrrcnycmpnis had added more
and moro 90 bis ailments. Hc had grown
WORSE and continued on his Journey 90
the crave as fast rs the disease would
curry him. Science aud skin have fur.
nishpd him weapons of dofcusc for come
pNrativoly long time, but his death
Furnished the end of The fight lie was
a uuoued man from the start, and 10
all intcnts hc has been q dead man these
many days since
His mind has been almost blank for
weeks. his lucid moments having been
NNt iNW hNN w NlluNh lNt NVlWtpNf NWA
his physical frame has withstOud She
r0vagcs of wasting disease until now.
Dating from the cradle to the tomb,
Bluinc's Gi years had been active ones.
All trials aud irihulutious that fall tO
the lot Of u public man had boon bis
aud earned for him The peaceful ending
of q career which closed when life's
candle made its last flicker today
Antcipatury of q complete pathology
cal statement. the doctors authorize this
preliminary announcement of the cause
of death
Chronic ncphrius IN form Of chronic
Brights discuscl due To aud associated
with general vhHugcs in the arteries of
the body and with dilntion uf the heart.
This condition was complicated with n
disease of the lungs of u tuhcrcular ma.
uurc. The immediate cause of death was
connected with The hcnrt
IN answer SO the direct question; IBID
Blaine die from Bughts discuscY DR.
lOhugton said while thorr have been
during the last seven months evidences
nf chronic disease Of the Kidneys, being
I'm the form of what 81 commonly known
ps Brights disease. yet this was not the
sole cause OF death The other consccu.
tive complications tended 10 exhaust him
and hasten his end. Rclnpscs which hp
had from time 90 time was due tn heart
exhaustion. thnt IN fcchlonpss and irrcgu.
luuty " the action Of the heart accom-.
painted By difficult breathing During
yesterday morning nothing Important Oc.
Cured Mr. Rlnine WINS simply lying iu
q itVhle condition, ulting very little nuur
islmcut Indeed, hc hnH taken very lit.
tle nuuriRhment hure the serious attack
of Sunday, Dec ~ aud this consisted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
Waves Over All That Was Nor
tai of the KnightIy Blaine.
PEACEFULLY HE PASSED AWAY.
A Nation Of Freemen Stand Round Mis-
Spirit to-day
And Speak Words Of Honor Tor tho Grand
American Who Loved Ms Country More
Than His Party Walleson's Trib.
ute 10 the Dead Man.

Washington, Jan -. Ono more name
has been added 80 the list of the nation =
dead. Once more the thoughts Ol the
people are turned toward the man who
as the "plumed Knight was such an
object of devotion. For years lac stood
Ia the very first rank OF the great men
Of the land. and few men ever welded
such potent influence as James e..
Blaine With the exception Of the prcsi.
dcnunl chair, he achieved every form VI
success possible to a statesman in a
free country. lie began at the bottom
ot the ladder Of fame. He rose Co the
top and with his death tborc passes away
one of the foremost figures Ia the history
Of the republic Few men had 40 many
nrdcnt admirers and devoted friends
lie had many bitter enemies as we'll.
But now all luminosity rs buried aud
friends and political foes alike have
united In expressions Of regret at the
passing avian Of the Man from
Maine"
The news Of Blalne's death within a
few moments after 10 reached the state
department run through the entire build.
ing. While the death of the statesman
created a profound fcel'ug throughout
the building, this feeling WAS intensified
In the state department. where there was
hardly AN official or employo who had not
n personal acquaintance with the dead
man. Although the event was daily cr.
pectcd and every one Ina a measure pre-
pared for the reception Of the sad news
u was % shock 90 every one u is a
noticeable fact indicative of the character
OF the man That he never conferred the
department which so long had him as
chief after th9t memorable Saturday,
June D. whom he peuncd his brief rcsienu-
ton which probably caused a more pro
found sensation Than any similar missiYc
in the history ~ this country.
The resignation was written ~ the no.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28

tie antc-roOm which opens from the Sec
rptary's OtiCo; IL was penned sealed aud
directed 10 the president in few mo.
mcnts MIR Blaine then rose and strOllcd
from the building never 10 enter Il again.
Those who know Blaine at his best rec.
ognized with sorrow during his lust ser.
vice that there WAS n remarkable changc
IN his physical condition. Mr. Blaine.
too, was conscious of his poor state Of
health Aiter Blaine had written his
letter announcing he would not be a
candidate for the Republican nomination,
he wns waited upon by his friends and
urged 10 reconsider his action. With au
action Of dependency the sick man re-
piled he WAS satisfied he could not live
through a heated political campaign, or
that If he should the hurrassmonts Of
the prcaideitlal office would terminate
his life within six months after hc took
bis scat lie intended, and this state
ment ~ Significant ln view OF subsequent
events, 10 Iesign his office Of secretary
Of state In the early summer, retire 10
his Maine home and spend his remnln-
ing days In quiet literary work. Blane's
death nt last came pninlessy and quietly,
hut not without prem0niton. The APP
prOach of death was made evident 10
the fnmily fully two hours before its
actual occurrence, lt was between \
aud . o'clock this morning when the
first dangerous symptoms were observed.
Ihe famiiy had fakcn breakfast, aud the
trained nurse, Mrs. Price, had gone down
for her breakfast also, leaving the pa
tent temporarily alone James g..
Blaine, Jr., had on his hat and coat pre-
parat0ry 10 starting out for his days
duties. when his mother suggested 90
him that 10 would be bitter TO wait TN
the nurse came up. He promptly ac-
quiesed.
Mr.. Blaine had passed restless night
and been pronounced "NO worse" even
by bis cautious physicians. Beyond a
pprceptibe increase Of languOr there
was no very alarming change to be-
noted. When the nurse returned from
breakfast. however, her experienced eyes
al once SAW the end drawing rear Both
physicians were Immediately teephOned
for and arrived within few minutes Of
each other The powerful heart stmuiant
nitrO-glyccriue, was pOwercHs and Dr.
Hyatt at 900 o'clock came out aud said
10 n group Of waiting newspaper men
he feared the end was az hand.
Ia the meantime all the family had
been summoned into the death chamber.
Mrs Blaine. the devoted wife; Miss Hat.
tie Blaine, the unmarried daughter; Mrs
UamrOch. the married daughter James
q. Blaine Jr.. the only surviving son.
and Miss Dodge Gail Hamilton, bis
cousin.
Ia silent. fearful SORROW they witness
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
MOVIES

Mr.. Mills new commission MS senator
was Ngued today by the governor
Judge Tom Brown of sherman Is hero
Interested in the creation of new iu-
dicinl district for GraysOn
Governor Hogg Is giving reception
tonight to the legislature, visitors and the
press.
Colonel Lowrie the veteran editor Of
Marshall, is very sick
The subcommittee on stock and stock.
raising in the house has agreed TO IN.
yorubly report 10 the whole committee
the Hawkins bill to create the Office of
livestock sanitary commissioner
Several Dallas wholesale merchants
have telcgraphcd am endorsement of
Smiths bin to abolish preferences in
assignments.
Permission to do business in Texas was
today granted the pcttcs County Inn
proyemrnt company of Missouri capital
stock, 5000.
Governor Flogg today signed a bin ap.
propratinE $1,000 for the purpose of pay
ing miluge aud per diem of the presden-
ing the mileage and per diem of the presi-
Dental electors
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
BIOGRAPHICAL

james Gillespie Bluino was born on
Jan. 81, 1880, nc Indian I'm farm,
Washington county, Penn After spend.
ing several ycnrH as a pupil ia school
at Lancaster o., aud az the same time
rs an inmate of the residence Of his un-
Gle, the Hon. Thomas Ewing secretary
of the treasury. Blaine was entered Il
student nc Wnshinton college, washing
ton, Ponny whence he was graduated la
1Si7
A fter bis graduation Mr. Blaine taught
for some years la the schools of the
neigllb0rhOOd. Then he did journalistic
work, and was editor Of the Portland
Advertiser, when Ia 1868 he was elected
10 the Maine legislature. Of which he was
a member for -four years. AZ the begin
ming Of his last term Of two years he
was chosen speaker. In 1852 he WIS
sent 10 congress lie was repeatedly re-
elected from tho same district, and ~
1869 WINS made speaker Of the house
Mr. Blaine entered upon his duties as
d senator Of the United Statof In 1877
lie bad voted against the electoral com
mission bill on tie ground Tint it WAS
unconstitutional Ia 1880 be was as in
1879, candidate for the presidential
nomination, which WINS given 10 bis
friend Garfield who, after lib election,
called him 10 his cabinet na secretary Of
state. Mr.. Blaine retired on The Access
sion Of Mr.. Arthur - The presidency,
aud employed himself In writing bis
Twenty Years OF Congress" IN 1884
he WIS nominated for the presidency
and defeated by Grover Cleveland He
declined " be a candidate VI the Repub'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28

almost wholly of milk.
"At no time has hc had any difficulty
with hia stomach and hc has been able
% digest whatever food we gave him,
Throughout his long Illness he Inns been
able t0 recognize mcmbcrR Of bis family
and his physicInns While be- has not con
yorWd to amy extent, even with hif
family for some time past be- has alwnys
boon able 10 Indicate hH wants very
clearly 70 questions That hive been
asked him he always replied intclliPcntly
but in monOsyllablcg.
DIR Johnston further said there had
bpen really no hope of Mr. Blnine'H uu
mate recovery since TINT Sunday Ia De
ccmbcr, but mp 10 within the last two
or three weeks strong hopes had been
entertained that his ifc might be- pro
longod. Since that time, however, there
has been nO hope No effort has boon
made 10 sustain life but boy the use oi
stimulantg. and practically nothing has
been done except to give him nOurish
mcut."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
HOUSE COMMrTrrws prpopr

Austin, Tex, Jan. ~. Especial -Tbe
mousse committee ON constitutional amend.
ments agreed TO report fayornhlv the
ilekett amendment to the constitution
n1ing the pOy of members of the lcgis.
n luturs so ~ 20 per day anN limiting their
auoWing mileage. The amendment Il Co
be submitted In August
ne hnNnce committee has concluded TO
report adversely the bill of Mr.. Erskiuc
10 establish state repositories. but there
VIII DC strong minority report In favor
oil the measure
The, committee ON judicial districts
agreed To report fayurably the DHls bill
making GraysOu a district and another
district embracing Collin and Grayson
Mr. Tuucy's bill reducing the lease
on lana from cents to 3 and y cent
clusses has been reported favornbly 1t
applies only 10 lands now subject to lease
Tor ten years, and those In the One hun.
urea ara SIXTH representative district
including mainly IN Howard county.
Judiciary committee No /. will report
iay9rahly o bin requiring county clerks
70 Keep indexes to records of marriage
licenses; also favOubly on the bill rc.
penling the provision Of tie law as to
assessing costs OF courts against parties
obtaining Judgment for smaller amount
M the county court than IN the Justices
cOur
n. committcr No. .. agreed to
re 81, Ooy, bin requiring keepers
"kS,; I'm. 'o give bond not TO
q, TcS f. 'GIJ looms
Tn, W IN, nc. nffnirs win nd.
wise the - hOc, 3 bill authorizing
incorporation lot of titles nsso.
ciation Also fas, y ON the senate hin
requiring advertisements for supplies for
the state asylums 10 be- published I'm
daily papers nearest the institution. Also
inyorably on the bin fixing salaries of the
Judges OF The courts of appeal at 1880