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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Several motormen and conductors OF
the Bay City street railway have been
dismissed. The reason alleged by the
officers for such action being dull times.
Mcdonald is the name OF a new vii
lage Just plated by the Peninsula Land
company on the banks OF Mcdonald
lake. Schpolcraft county.
In order TO keepu with its orders the
Kelly Bros. Manufacturing company Of
Muskegon have been obliged TO hire con-
siderable additional help.
Squire Huff Of volina township. Cass
county, recently threshed 192 bushels
OF wheat from six acres, an average Of
j. bushels TO the acre.
Lots went up $50 in Atlanta. Mont
morency county. the day il was an
nounced that the county seat would DO
removed there.
White caps have warned two families
at Bedding that their houses will be
burned unless they leave town.
II IL reported that tho coal veins
which were recently discovered in Gen.
ceee county are inexhaustible.
The congregational church az Lake
Odessa has refused 10 accept the resig.
nation OF Parson Arney.
Saloons kept open on the day OF a
special Election at Albion and they will
be prosecuted for 50 doing.
Lansing boasts Of being metropolitan
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06
s1A1E pRess sEkIlMeNI

The action OF Judge Stein in imposing
a fine OF 81 600 on certain OF the world 5
fair directors for closing the fair on
Sunday is arbitrary and unjust in the
extreme. lie could have indicated the
dignity OF his court by nominal fine.
IL they open the fair they incur loss
which cannot we'll be afforded and IL
they close they are fined. Such an in
junction is ridiculous anyhow ala-
mazoo Telegraph.
Last year the people voted for a
change" and now lots OF them are Just
beginning to realize that their votes
had something to DO with causing a
lack OF change in their pockets Big
Rapids Pioneer.
Now that Lieutenant Peary has
started another Arctic expedition il
would be well TO at once open sub
scription 10 pay the expenses OF the in
evitable relief expedition.-Grand Haven
Tribune.
When the silver convention placed
Cryptogram Donnelly at the head Of its
resolutions committee il practically adj
mitted that the result OF its delibera-
tons would be appropriately repre-
sented by cipher.-Detroit Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06
Attractions Cor che Power.

Some OF the attractions already en-
gagged to appear during the coming
theatrical season at Powers Grand
opera house are the best line Of attrac-
tons ever presented TO the Grand Rap
ids public at this stage OF the booking
season. The following list is not made
up in the order OF their appearances. nor
do We give the dates or duration of their
engagements The engagements vary
from one to four nights for each attrac-
ton, making an average OF about two
nights to each. The following Is the
list as furnished US by Manager Powers:
Mile. Helena Modicska. Mile. Rhea. in
The Queen OF Sheba;" Clara Morris,
Julia Marlowe. Nellie McHenry. Clara
Coleman. in mora Machric:" Lillian
Lewis. Katie Putnam. Robert Downing.
Walker Whiteside. Alex. Saivinni. Graf.
gen Paulding company. la trepartoire
plays: Carl A. Haswin. in Silver King
Ezra Kendall. in The Substitutes" Eu-
geno O'Rourke, in Wicklow Postman;'
Arthur Lloyd, England's greatest vocal
comedian. in Our Party Dorc David
son in Dangers Of Great City," G. A..
Gardner in The Prize Winner Prof.
Hermann. magician; Prof. Keller. magi.
cian: the Great Ian Zic." magician;
I'D vroom. with New York Fifth Avenue
company. in "Ruy Bias" Den Thomp.
son's .Old Homestead Cleveland's
minstrels. Primrose & Vests Ministries.
Lew Dockstrader's Ministries. Barlow
Bros MINISTRIES. Eight Bella Kimbafs
Opera Comique company lCorrinncl
Wang" Opera company. Robin Hood
Opera company. Thomas q. Seabrooke's
isle OF Champaign I.atosk's Opera
and Specially company, Hanlon's ~fan-
tasma." iale's Devils Auction" Black
Crook. Hands Across the Sea- Froh.
mans Masked Hall. ~Frohman's~Jane.-
The Hustler" The Man About Town. -
skipped by the Light Of the Moon
The Ensien." vance's Patent Applied
For. Crazy Patch -Uranis. NC
Crthy' Mlshsps.- Americans Abroad
~<iote.~
y. fl--Cleveland's ministries viii ap.
rear here August -. bat the regular
sz.ason viii not cpen until Sep;em her.
the exact daf Tor opening is not yet
Fixed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

Thomas Il. Reed. fsnlliarly known e.
TIE Gar" uas tsndeeed the empty
cosnplilnsss IL = noninaEion for speaker
BY hls repuhiIcan colleagues lat even-
isg lIis braIl spseeh in accepting the
distinguished marx Il eoandencs y
strongy eoasrasted b. comparison =
thar q Crisps lie hreaihet tho earn.
est dssosion IL the patriot The repab-
heans, only d handful IN the house. wese
rsmlneIe.i that their irst duty Is 10 act
Toe The good Of tie whole country. The
democrats are in power through false
pretenses and ind themselves face 20
face With problems which they are
unakls b salss by the divided slrength
of the party They ars forced % ask
help fsom The minority 20 averta govern
mental catastrophe. Mr.. Reed il pairi-
cite snough b ask his colleagues 70 save
the country fret and punish the false
preteD1iers afterwards. lie does not In
dalgs IN p.,sasing platitudes 10 tickle
the ears IT bis friends and followers
Retrenchment. Reduction and Reform
sound very pretty. but they are as apt
90 De talal a. wero the three -Rs" Of
burcaard lsotoristy. The congress Is
called togsther for business
business and the republicans viii be
found In the breach lighting for pros
perity, peace and plenty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

Es Spesker Crisp wks renominated
fcr srezkerty the iertoesat caucus u
representative a. W asA snrton last even.
tx O. acknowledged the hoaor he
Declared ihst tae democrats. foy TIE srst
lane IA thisiy years. 81 il TAI poser.
I'D tat hey car rspe ai sxlsiiag Ass
nd maEs -r-ai snrs fls SAYS that
ser eosaeisi s5stsna sh4nid l> rsform-d
ana taxsslen resiBeesiN TIE meaoine
ed % snf q reduced terat.en. - aen.
acrat s.nds e a redoetlrn ~ ne ssrif.
Ehs4 have teea inocsllatei Wsia tbe
sirus - eat. farir txatian Witheut
ths obnrsel * TIE 4nented Samuel
3. Rsudaa the kmefirs ssa 2 tts r-a-
snaata deloocrsfs xi5 = sals'si csfesi
- ia rapse.iy e ne fles tfe.issz
TIE erifs ~e~sioa i aoesi'y rertafo
b. deSfie ~ natfer. h~Yee3 So depth
- ste sstiefs. a biun.itr f4tsi taa.
der - s.urrg the fsasrs esrtaia,.'N
Cftsp has sfoplei ~ iertIn ~
5euosrnf knses - stiieF ns-fhcsi = p.
dsiesag tsssfra shsn - iseii,e rrseaars
Nssaasi sis,ks 81 las fsJssiasasns Z 80
t'sss thr,afesi ehssnsfs fr,saa siseh tiss
.seerne - issaesfs. ss1ivasy sd pr.
rarssg s>--rAa hsas=nNsrl IL wsaii
sEl ~ ieesa. mafss 50 saaasr ana
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06
MI AND Mss RRiEEs.

We wonder il DIR. johnson we're alive
and making a dictionary il he would
follow his old method 81 definition and
enter Siam: "A kingdom ~ Eastern
Asia. much abused by France New
York Tribune.
Tho cotton crop In the South gives
large promise. But IL has two enemies
between this and picking Congress and
norma IL is har1 10 say which -
more dangerous Chicago Inter Ocean.
Those hugh columns II coin piled up
in Eastern banks viii start towards
Texas like an avalanche when the cot.
ton crop begins 10 move.--fort Worth
Gazette.
The centennial - Izaak Walton il
soon o. be celebrated President Cleve-
lard should 10 {he orator - the day.
KANSAS City Journal
The reasn angels use harps ls per
hapa because - macy people are
familaaF with the iyse-C laVeland
PLAIN Desler
suffering Morcs' Has the day cnme
~hsn our oan ch.eairic ksoturtg pu4i
ing Caesgo Mai
Tran the sfsiemsat - Casartrs,iar
trktl4 "a efpesfs thai thiHEs eoold haeo
hen q greet ieai rsfnr indianapolis
Ne~t
IDA faarssril pisg o. right silsf I'll.
ln ~ q ftsfs isA ssl faee thsi d,
b - tlsa tte ,tles4a hapateA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06
RINGLING BROS SHOW.
IL Is Said 20 Be Superior 10 All
Other&

Otherk
That there should grow up In the
west big amusement institution that
not only rivals the biggest OF the old
time big shows in size, but also 10 char
acter and intrinsic merit is credited with
being superior TO any circus now before
the public. will naturally be a surprise
to the people Of Grand Rapids And
yet this Is what 10 claimed for Ringing
Brothers Worlds Greatest Shows which
are announced to exhibit In this city
Monday. August Is. Ringing Bros.'
circus is prominently western insti-
tuition. West OF the Mississippi river no
circus can compete with it. Figuratively
speaking. il owns the country" Ii has
never, as yet, been seen In Grand Rap
ids and this, its first visit, should be
made memorable one. The fact that
the amusement loving people OF this
city have discovered 10 their chagrin
that some OF the old.time big shows
have been trading largely upon their
former regulations should not be per-
mitted TO initiate against the new as
pirant for public favor. Indeed, IL is
more than likely that the advent OF a
new show, with new ideas, new methods,
and new order OF management will
strike responsive chord and be liner
ally rewarded by. public patronage.
What IL said to be the largest hippo
drome pavilion ever conducted, scores Of
European and American performers. a
fine horse fair. an exceptionally interest
ing menagerie and the most exciting OF
racing contests are announced as some
OF the features OF the show.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

Hseh Nccuray a lornnn2. T. J.
colllns. Ii L. Anfhany q stnss.s 0eoEgs
e D5ullne Il Msn14kpe. j. Il. fErDhsn
~ Cassss-a.is Arthur n Clark q Lea
inefln and John J.. Reid Ct New ialrk
sfrised il Ihs Norton last night 10 al
tehd 0enersi lanes funeral
]. piatt Underwood. chioaso lsm,
herman. xho xss once manager q ale
old Tioga compsD.s esfen<sss Pl4nt ~
Big Rapids IL fsxisirred az The Norsop.
he Is : d phez q Ssnst<h Thonss &,
Platl II Ne~ fork.
"A. A. Matthews 10 . guest Ia Sweets
lie has been appointed travelling freight
asent FOR ths -big fonr" road % ASSIST
j. heavy. the general agcnt Mr..
Matthews formerly represented the NJ
A &. road.
Al. p. Gale Of Big Rapids. president u
the Northern National bank. q which
John Lawrence has Just bssn appointed
receiver u. Mas anaong yesterdays ar
rivals IN The Morton.
A. @. Runnels. sheriff az Nawsygo
county. dined IN The kenf yesterday.
lie brought down \ number II witnesses
In the White coantsrfeiting czss
John Call Of Cleveland and A. ii.
Currie of Port Huron are registered IN
Sweets. They are In the city 20 attend
the races
ID. j. McEiheren Of Chicago. assistant
district attorney. 10 . guest IN The
Morton.
III. Kitchel. the well known Coldwater
horseman. Is registered in The Kent
MoKros-M. p. Gale. Big Rapids; w.
III. Phillips. Menominee; j. w. Harvey.
Detroit: ], w. Fleming. Traverse City;
J.S Wander yeen. Holland; H. l. os.
born. Ososso.
NEW LIvINosroN--H. l. Brace. Ne
waygo; l. r. Ackcr. Detroit; w. +.
Skinner. Cedar Springs: s q. Beecher.
Lansing; NJ J. Weldon. Detroit; l. T..
Rowley. Lansing.
Swxrr's-J. ID. Moore, Ithaca; L c.
Townsend. jackson; q. A. Watson. De
troit; 4. NJ. Cooper, Saginaw; s q. Des-
pres. Traverse City; Clara l. Anderson,
Detroit
EAGLE-M. W. Callfins. Big Rapids;
G. q. Newman. Sparta; A. Feldhouse
White Pigeon; G. NJ House, Ovid; p. X
Dunning. Hastings; Z. NJ. Colson. Kali
kaska-
KENr-A. G. Runnels. Newaygo; A.
w. Dodge. Morley; IL L. Campbell
Alpine; j. w. Feighner. Muskegon; IL
Kitchel. CoTdsster; 4. w. Saulter
Kalamazoo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

Helen NJ. PsrkeF. wife ~ Dr. John ID.
Parker. no vas adiud0ed inssse acsoe
time aga. r~fitloued fhe probate court
Yesterday for al allowance Tor living rx.
rsnses ffom the estate - AR PARKER.
She State that they were married Ia
lszl aud have t~o children. ios h Par
kar and Nan II. rAfkrr. aeed ~ add "a
respectively. Mr. Parker has ssfsonow
~ thn hasas ~ q III. Uiessen A. eusf-
thka she nsks Tor siich an alhssancp
e. tAf oourf deents ins1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06
ALLEGED TO Be FUNNY.

Mrs. Crimsonbeak: The COWS are Ia
the corn, John" Mr.. Crimsonbeak:
"All right, dear; the corn will soon be in
the cows."-Yonkers Statesmen.
Mamma" said Freddy. "does sugar
ever cure anybody Of anythingy" "Why
do you ask. my boyf' Il thought Id
like TO catch TIT Bits-
Client: you tell me 10 sue the rail-
road company for 5000 damages Isn't
that exorbitanty" Lawyer: "Oh. no; i
shall want $4,000 Of it for my fee
Somerville Journal.
"How did Jingle come 10 give his song
to the publisher for nothingf' ''Oh,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

the age. lie was an intimate friend OF
Owen and Darwin and their enthusiastic
and valued fellow worker. Mr.. Pascoe
possessed one Of the fnest private zoolog-
ical museums In the world.
Renewed effort is being made in Wis
consln to raise money 10 carry through
o. completion the project 10 erect a mon
ument To the late Senator Mart IL Car
peuter. one OF the most brilliant orators
aud fascinating men the west has ever
sent 10 the United States senate lie
was a native OF Vermont and died in
Washington early in 1881. The inten-
tention Is TO erect the monument in
Milwaukee II enough money can be
raised.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

DAVID BzISSETT HILL has sprung TO
the rescue aud is preparing silver
bill which estAbiishss the parity between
gold and silver al l5ls 10 instead o. 10
70 /. "a It now IA This is the essence Of
craftsmanship. Any man with thought
producing brain cannot fail to see that
II a 53 cent dollar Is menace to the
nassrial system u the country, a so
eeat dollar Is just the thing needed 70
restore confidence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

WHns a seat IN congress IL contested
tns contestant il allowed 5000 over
and above the actual expenses % con-
tcst. Many sousherners make contests
- secure this snug little sum. It's a
pretty penny. and Is sometimes awarded
Tor less than a weeks Investigation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

fefi f.saamaHt efa - aessf rsisif
fra, tie let kia4 - 4sfasalsn.. sea.
ere,t ? 81. ft.a utie i4st yaf st tlfs death
- ta - lfefsef 90 tas 4afflssf
sx,se.4se.s ~ tnr Ueiad Hialss -stis
As kssst3 t.asfsss n s.iaiias se hr.f
sssa lie as. taafee ton-fsfif - lha
sss - fassst.ie - ~ iistiish AfatY
Tbs ealah tslsaen = hsstaa > f}zh
ga f-a4a "a hs@Fsff ne tAs sifeef
go ~ isfas aaa Ha- sees Ais Led
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

lei Tie ralak's sxpl&natien that ne
- oEllf tso sises. Instead q six. ca
esacy hal So started - sosae des'sn-
lng opsnAsh duke. has enisFeiy reiisxea
Nespst soelety from any eEnb4rEsss-
n.sat Is resolving Aim.
n. q. Fsseoa, = 30 died Ia England =
fea days sso, had bcsa kpown H. hm-
isei eirels Tor nssrl, half century a.
one q tbs nosl ensnent soologists q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

BoCRKi. CocERAS may be cratic at
times. but few viii believe that he is
suicidal enough to abandon Tammany
10 order % find favor with the admins
tration. With Tammany's influence TO
ala him be has everything TO hope. As
u newly created apostle of Grover Cleve-
land be has nothing % gain.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

tadee 4 .fsst rat fhs matsinaonsai t.cs' 10
ketue@a NsxTls unleef sha Albert osi
ees the eneesa fes tie aIeerce "a
efuelty and tas saPpsft
A taf.liaa eas ftta tn pfotsts y~strif
.iAs asksnx thst Aesa tssfsieff - ~
altie.A - kalsNAkns ssyiam 81 csaaty
ssfeasa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06
The Times Arc
Grabbed
and
PinChing

But did you know it was your fault, every ones
fault that it IS so? Instead of gong along jus, all
have been doing and all should do spending money.
comfortable existence people have talked too much
got frightened drawn their money from the banks.
boarded it away where it is good to themselves
anyone else and, of money gets timd and the
times pinching. Who can blame money for getting
tight? You can make hard times loosen It's grip. The
remedy for the prevailing desquetudc the hands of
the people Apply il and see how quickly the sun of
prosperity will shine through the dark clouds that
obscure it. As these arc PRESSING TINES what could
be more suitable to talk about than
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

sfxcskrrT Is ali right as al abstract
principle, bat there e such a thing a.
overriding t. II Ihetslors Thomas had
bot been folly convinced that there is
60 music except tao ruusic % Wagner
and beethoven. be would still be hold
az 4 se0.goo 500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

plncapples. ounces and
other fruits and berries.
the entire substance be-
ing extracted in one opcr-
alton. We also have a
smaller and little cheaper
press-The Silvcrs Fruit
and Vegetable Press
which IS very satisfactory
where a cheap press is
wanted. This is the time
OF year YOU want presses
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

WHILE an effort IS being made 10 raise
the moral tone Of the worlds fair. il
might be good plan to suppress the
so-called board % lady managers
Their continual chickering's. jealousies
aud unseemly squabbling is disgrace
- tho menabs4s themselves aud to the
institution
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

SoUTH CARoLISIAss who persist Ia
drinking contraband thirst-quenchcrs
20 the exclusion OF the legalized jag
producer Of the commonwealth. viii be
humbled into submission by Governor
TiEman. who threatens to arm the state
constables. The majesty Of the laws OF
South Carolina must be upheld.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

GroEuE FEAScIs TRAIN has assumed
The entire responsibility for Governor
Aligelds par,loning the anarchists.
Viii The rhinocerous-hidedg governor Of
TIE worlds fair state object 20 this in
sasion into hts own idiosyncratic field
II crankisnf lie IS migrate indeed II
no doesl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

!. SrEEIaSG MoEToS. the efulgent
Nebraska farmer who mapipulates the
agricultural department. has discovered
tie secret of the financial stringency.
His discovery does credit to his intelli-
gonce. Dir. Morton believes the work
ingnen are responsible for the distrust,
and the distrust was the cause Of the
.a..in
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

wHEwl John J. Ingalls, has broken
I,d Sc again and declas-- that the present
silter agitation is bound 10 result in
an hrchy and chaos in the Mississippi
valley. This l. dreadful state Of affairs;
but il il comes 10 the worst. let US hope
that John J. will be tho first man to be
swiped with brick.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

WINK cleaning revolver I.orenz
kaufman q l,elievil.s accidentally shot
ana kilie,l his i2yesr cit daughter. :
ksys pFess dispatch. Meet reatefs
uiil recognise the ,tsn a. slightly Elm
liar . sonstaing thsy have read before
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

s.ner Il has orrsalse.s = toaf.i q p,lise
hai isfs elf,. nitess. Hsfa
ovmF e. fhe sessfifF freiieot. e
lsspia sfn ioshifisn Is rfsakl@ tfe
isspa aoa sifaefs
.pfsa ssa cherry fsses ia klieFan
r.eaasy hare beea sfsails asmsge'i -
utfass
fafafs afe fat silseesf - peliis
ffesst.ss "a lse aifs,ts Z - al.,H fis4lseF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

that's very simple. The publisher talked
him into thinking he was such a genius
that he had no business TO work for
money. Star.
A London paper says that it is notice
able that tho prince OF Wales dresses
more quietly now than in past years
We presume that he has dismissed the
brass band that used to play while he
was putting his clothes on.-Boston
Transcript.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

Ssxrx men Ia Ier.rhis have heea
sndsesed Tor psrtles psiinx N The lynch
Eng = che negro Lee Williams Micti.
saa and Ill,hoss msaf leara 3 fes
slsiaga ftoa t'ts i4ui.ss sal afehtroas
-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

wssmsaTos. Aug. s. - For lo~eF
Mlchigan. C1oier. northerly winds Sun-
day. EarnieT. sogthefiy wlnds Monday
far eu4ther.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

Now visiting the worlds fair at Chi.
cago. He is credited with an income Of
q. 10000 a year and some 300 wives one
OF whom is with him, although in direct
violation OF the Indian tradition prohih-
iting native wife to depart her country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

csovsn - task 10 A.sstiagion sxaia.
T., apsn b BE- NAY - able = dssses~ -
e1s9fe-ss ssi wstsefs ths a. eiii -
reazht inta reaaitiilos saJ She dee.t.
.a "a fsasfsi osfeehs .lrrs Protested
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

sfssffe HnfastL seesss - hass
teen > xiitseusE sesaiiT'sssas ~aT.siesa
= nasseh. &ba "a bss ~>s sAlefY -
- as1H.f,e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06
Fruit and Jelly Presses!

No Press ever made excels or even equals the
ENTERPRISE PRESSES in simplicity thorough
ness and of operation They are invaluable for
making wines, jccs and fruit buffers from grapes
Strawberries raspberries goosebcrries eIderbcrnes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

"For the luv -av hivven. Mary Ann,
phwat are yez doinY
whist, Moike! It's rnanicurin me
nails | am"
"Ohol Whin ye finish thot hand. ye
can manicure me boots. - Truth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

OF year you want presses We have them and there IS
no good reason why YOU should net have them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-24
DISTRICT COURT.
Justice Grinds Ont Oyer $500 in
Fines and Penalties.

In the district court yesterday
James Sherwood's case for illicit
whisky selling at Waikiki was the
first case tried. He was found
guilty on the testimony of Arthur
Bitchfeld, Captain Klemme and
three other policemen and Judge
Foster fined him $3.50.
Antoine Joaquin, the little Por-
tuguese with a hankering for J. T..
Warehouses; mangoes, plead
guilty. The court fined him 81,
but suspended the sentence for an
indefinite period.
Sato, a japanese, was fined So
for keeping boarding house with
out license.
w. Ringer and G.. Trask were
each fined 800 for selling swipes.
All Mau paid $50 for having
opium in his. possession without
the necessary legal permit.
A number Of minor offenders
paid fines RANGING from 50 up for
being drunk. and altogether the
court did a good cash business
during the day.