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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01
OFFICE foE Monsr.

n1n the grand distribution OF federal
piunder Mr.. Cleveland and rs q =
tributing COMMITTEES will be wise 10 re-
member that the Hon. Allen h. Morse
led . fcrlorn hope IN this state, into
the avs Of certain defeat 20 give
strength and character 10 the demo-
errt electoral t.cket. tie was honored
IA the democrat convention at Chicago
rs worthy 70 make the national race
with Grover himself. Iie = the most
trusted and beat beloved democrat
iurist and statesman IN the party OF
Michigan. To fail 30 recognize his
sterling democracy IN the neon-tide Of
democrat glory - TO purpo-ely obscure
one OF the most CONSCIENTIOUS aud pop
ular democrats IN this state. IL was
duty. and fnrref re 4 pleasure 70 TIE
HEAALp, e. Oppose his siectlon "a gov
srnor With vg0r because ne represents
and - committed 20 al economic
theory CT government hostile 10 the
best interests Of the people. Tie peo-
PIE. whiie temporarily deceived as TO
the true character Of free trade. have
demanded that 4 shall a. given a trial.
In Their verdict every republican
must sc4Dsssce until the time and op-
portrn.ty for appeal are a. hand.
Msaowhils Tvs HkEALD believes that
they ~ho went 70 defeat "a = sseFifcisI
duty a. party should not Dc denied
participation ~ tAs major victory.
Judge Morse has a. to qualifications
necessary for any position IN the Clsve-
land aasain stFason. I'd Michigan = to
be favossd by re bsstouAi Of on c.ai
plums he first msn who should 10
considered = sns cue armed and slngls-
minded democrat wao Get a. nsuxht
his hixa jaticlsi orsce % ohey The call
Of nss party 20 cad n hopless cause.
For commissioner u pensions. Mr.
rres.teEt. Aissn =. Morse = tho men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01
poN,r LAUGH AT sLuNpERs.


Instead Of laughing at the mistakes
or hiunders of others, we should do all
in our power to conceal any amuse-
ment we may feel. for to the one max
ing the error il 10 deeply embarrassing
to find that those Who Witnessed il are
making merry at his expense. Good
hand; tact, after all, Is but a show OF
kindly feeling. and under all circum-
stances we should remember that We
are not intaliible and quite ~ likely to
make mistakes as those whom We are
pleased 10 ridicule.
Cannot every person, no matter how
worldly wise they may be at the pres
ent time, remember when they have
made some faux pas which even to
think Of now causes them TO break out
in . cold preparation? II may have
been an error IN table etiquette or the
mispronunciation OF . word, IL does not
matter how trivial the mistake, yet
after all the years ence it occurred the
smile which went around the circle
stings even in memory.
No one is perfect, not even those
who set themselves up as oracies IN all
matters pertaining to social lifo and its
exactions. The day will come when
flaws will be discovered even in the
leader, and then those who have been
laughed at will have a chance to laugh.
If that will be any satisfaction.
Alter all, the gracious manner and
the kindly spirit count for more than
form and empty snow. OF course, the
amenities of life must be regarded, but
they should not be- put before all else,
and breach of etiquette should not
be regarded as serious as lack Of con-
slderaton. Good form means essen
italy the behavior of gentleman or
lady, aud the highest typo oil 1t IS
found In the kindly heart that seeks
not to wound, the gracious. considerate
manner. and courtesy to Old and
young, rich and poor, regardless OF
their social status or importance
pni,adelnnia Times
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

Last evening ths MscLexn-frescott
company piayet 'sfhe Dukes Wife
IN The Powers. 10 hxs been announced
that the stars will retire from the stage
tbs season. They have outllved thc.r
art and Will never BE missed. The per-
f0rmanes last evening was chilly.
Tonight "wilkinson's Widows" will
be seen in The Powers. They are de.
cidsd mlrth-prosokers. These hoyden-
lsh widows. AMI there are hundred
CYCLES and seventy-nine laughs for
anybody that sta the performance out.
Next week Agnes Villa Wallace will
play "Ihe World Against Her." IN
The Grand. Lester aud Williams will
continue the week IN the happy bur
lesque. Me and Jack"
". O. Edmunds. representing the
John Grifhth's Faust company, Is IN the
city arranging for the appearance OF
the company in The Powers Monday
aud Tuesday evenings next.
To-day The Rose Hill Folly company
will give matinee performances ia
smiths. Next week a congress Of spe
ciaities will be offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

The brightest mind OF the eye IL
dimned, = mighty force = stisied. over
tee cold body Il James G.. Blaine =
nation stands with uncovered lead.
The tongue * tbe pstricsn and the
speech Of The friend arc alike silent.
The mystery u man has fallen about a
brave heart, and il rests. TIE cali Of
the ruler o. men, "a OF nations. hss
gone cit and the gifted Scd the rrea.
has answered. vhiie Ne sisnd sorfou.
ins At his gong. The manlssss nasn in
tse repph h&s fallen. the qnsct meme
.fs. tbs tender love. re rsvsi form.
ne mat niess presence ara ner7ofy
nov. He save u another dav q
uignt ard mesn.ng q never haf BE-
.ore.' lie wno "a 81 TIA rscs and
zsv- q : us~ ifs. stamped anaa |.
dsv ard generation The inaers.s 81 .
saien3la seoias TIE wb6 we tasa
ine lives of ether men ne~ ir.r'r..
teas. rev repes. nes tratns 80 So
hearts = dead To tie dad rI.s,.
goes forrowfag bal ard far.~n'l q
George W. Mcbride ia Grags u.xsa
Irlbsas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

General Gourko allows the German
workmen in the factories OF Russ.an-ro.
land just year IN which 10 learn 70
use the Russian language. IL they can
not "pass" at the end OF that time,
General Gourko will send them home.
Thomas j. sarswell, aged 50. oil
North Troy. VT. wac recently pro.
nounced dead. alter . brief illness.
mau was found ~ TO sitting up, and il
now recovering.
Among the special announcements
of the Brooklyn institute IL that OF a
course of twelve lessons in political
economy. These are gwen by Mrs.
Maria Huntington Elwell.
DR.. w. w. Alley, who dico at Mora.
via, ". v, aged Ell years. was the old
est Homeopathic physician in the coun.
ticc for sixty-six years.
It is said that . dozen metropolitan
newspapers telegrspned to their Atcei
con correspondents TO get John j. In.
CALLS opinion Of James q. Blaine on
the day Of his death.
Henry Ferguson, . negro and ex.
slave, OF Fort Bend, Texas. owns 1, 0oC
acres of land IN cultivation. He Is
rich and raises large crops, including
all his home supplies.
General George W. Jones of Florida
James w. Bradbury of Name and ex.
Governor Fetch OF Michigan are the
olny living ex-memhers of the United
States senate of l84S.
The Rev. DIR. Morgan Dix has ordered
bell 10 be placed 10 the Episcopal
church at Cooperstown So q memorial
of his father, General John A. DIX.
Coils p. Huntington is very domes-
tic man and 10 extremely fond Of .
game of whist.
A Sedalia preacher advertises "good
music and short sermons"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01
Draw a Straight Line

In a certain direction
through the article below
and the letters through
which if passes Will form
the name of one of the
members of the firm OF
FOSTER, STEVENS y
CO. To any one bringing
to US the correct solution
of the puzzle, together with
the advertisement from
which it is taken, a dis
count of 10 per cent from
retail price of anything IN
our House Furnishing dc
partment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

.-t..- - "a - - f....t...-
=. ~ - -, -. = =. - -
-. -. 80 -. - - 49, 49, .- - -
- -. -. -. Ia
=. - -. :.
IA e proosnle THAI HE price 81 %
sstess sils afeb t,e.ofe ionE. sad j. =
Mood ~ t&nsiAk "a tle tikfea1o2 zee
isf1st aissfnoen- They sfs ssippag
p0saioss from seo;isnd - Nee iers.
An1 srilnf them N coWrrtNon NiiA
tes Michigan tut>f. There "a oae
al IHeriy-nss eeats h1sbel 90 pos2-
tees; fni y = pos<ifie Tor tbs importers
70 asiisef Tie sco'cn potatoes 70 New
iotk tor 'sn than siktH osnts .
pIshsL mats cheaper thsn vs eAn
seH tssn sne'e, s4ssf fssins TIE
ifsakst steh N.s-.kAA. = sfs&t many
.oss y A'on.tsh po,A'ors cave p<en
lonhu " - i.etsn A,sif. rsnt ep
~ .,e.os.sis zoe ..Asf osf 70 N'ek ~
se'eeo os.s.es .en zoe p.e we're
eFs.s1 - - 49,. 'r-s nay ~ s-s
potA,"<s se'e Icy .lo4sn-so mecl'
tnAi s.e o~ne1s ac.lneo W cover thtu
ssssh anu van 'o' warmer ~eAsAsf.
81 s2x Prank iscs run $40 sf EnSlish
billiards The other css." said Harry
Prescott o. Chicago IN The Morton iArt
night. - he stood watching couple Of
iocAi expefh Jetk'e TIE isef.rs lie
did NJ make angle pool sAot Il he
course oil tie run either. fnsl.sh bii-
nafds. you Know, -. pseu.,Af ssme'
~ passeu On n - e'' . " 81 .ont
"i'n foeksn "a saee SeIo'., ne 1,sr
.o" ''S hx 40 'n ..n'. 80. 's, ~.
POO. 'apse. Ioos sNo's eS.hs sses Aoa
aa,s-t 80 -. 49,, 60 80. 49,.
.r. 49,, 80 ~ 90. -, -
49, - -e-...-s -, "a. ,,,'ss,,. - 49,.
ts,sa - e,.'ss.lss - ssex.nsl, -, =
.sr,sr. 49,, =. p,och rs.l.o.1
hu,Is,ns ,n TIE Tni,.o stafes anr,nr
,rs 49, 80 ~esr. 80 ss,. y -
h,f. ~ per,o. TIs,s.or 10 IRE Nex -
,nr.se'n xs''.rsox ~ 1it,t.ts "A 80.
uf The o,des, r.5lro.d men ia The conn.,
try. and built me old cal,le road "a
this city. There has been consider
ahle road building in tie West dunng
the past year or - IA ante. patton q
the opening Of the worlds far. That
mas ceased now. Their. are 10 more
trunk lines TO be built for the nexi fcs
years. There u 10 demand for any.
Railroad building Tor time DOW mnsi
&c connhee 20 pfAncnes and ieecefs.
CoogresmAn-El-ct John W. Noon
OF Aussezon uas . guest IN toe Nor
ton Yesterday The bon. Asfoa clark
OF Caledonia c.nea there siso.
Aorton-H. NJ. wardel. Iona, Prank
Barry. kodneyi J. q. kobb. Three kss-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

TO-DAY the will Of the late
d. Edgar Grouse will be pro-
bated in Syracuse. n. Y.
The estate Of the decedcnt Is
valued at four million dollars.
and viii be divided among one
hundred heirs The New York
State Treasury will receive some
$4,000 as inheritance tax.
while friends. servants. and cha
ritablc institutions will take
$4,000 more. First. second.
and third cousins viii divide the
balance or the estate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

Town had twenty-s-x children BY tso
wIsrs-~tSenty bf hss last wsfe.
Tie Kew Samuel Willard. Erst MN
lstsf 81 otstoa, had tweaty three cnll-
dfea, and bs f&tasI lad seventeen
cnhdrsn.
ssujamln Franklin wAs one Of fam
uy III seventeen.
Tie little fusltans rel iced slso IN
scnse very singular names. the Oh
spFing If Roger Gap being good sx.
sasp 80: Experiences. Ns.lstsli. Pre-
sefsed, Hopesllil, Wait. Taanxs. Desiss,
Unite and sapply.-indepsndeBt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

sable or mink. The effect of this lat.
ter addition is to supply the place OF
hair, which. "a We advance III years,
has an unfertuaats aptitude to de-
crease in quantity. The trimming
consists OF outstanding bows OF velvet
ribbon. drawn through q Jet or paste
buckle; strings OF velvet IN the came
color are used. This bonnet LOOKS well
either IN purple. dark green or crim-
son. The mania for all shades OF
mauve which exists at the time 10 one
which may well be ehared by the
matron. II is essentially one OF her
best colors.
But we are not all old, and the hat
sketched 10 designed for wear by
women Of from % 10 IS. II is OF black
velvet trimmed with blackblrd's wings
of metallic green and blue and with
antenu9 to correspond. There may
be green or blue velvet strings, IS pre-
ferred. The collar shown Was of mar
ten fur.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01
WHEN ApvTRrIsrSc YOUR BUSINESS CEASES

WHEN ADvERT1sIEG YOUR BUSINESS CEASES
ATTRACT ATTENT1oS OR
EXCITE LAUGHTER INCUR RIDIcuLE
DAILY PRESS COLUMNS
OUGHT SOMETHING
WILL MORE PRoFITABLE EVERY DAY THERE
COME DISPATCHES By TELEGRAPH
LETTERS OR TELEPHONE ALL CALLING
FOR SOME CERTAIN THISe ADvERTIsED
BLEs IGNsARE THESE THAT We ARE GETTIHe
RETURNS ADVERTISEMENTS
CONTINUE THEM THEREFoRE JUST
FIND THEM WORTH ALWAYS
HAVE LOWEST PRICES
W. STEVENS C. rIITiBiIcK.
sF.s1EyESs =.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

PeEhzps "a no osasr particular =
Dame Fashion more c2prel % ana.
We must add u. mers f.1icusStss. th@n
Ia nllllinery. Cue n10ntn 80 save
efosns 90 small that one can scAfcSiy
believe they are intended - 10 ~ofn
~ = woman win "a zssfSge ss1ea
he1t; the next. se afe all crosn ana
no brsm- Jast - present he Dsilinsfs
are one snt al endssyofing TO per.
s1aae their customers fhaz tue revived
poke bouaes y universally bteonins.
so far, u Is unls ssen in . mcdiAea
fern, AID therefore u 10 pretty Tor
some fresh young faces. bat tor you
nlstroaly laeles-neser. There 70,
however. . bonnet suitable Tor sneh
wear. and tha, 10 soneshst height-
ened form qf the PTineess shape OF
some yesrs fago. vita al cus'ng OF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

Miss Hopeful y. Preston. who has
been missing since October q. has been
found. She started 10 VISIT her sIster
az Jackson. was ;sken III on the tan
and was placed IA a hosp.ts. az Pontiac
Here che remained some months and
then became matroB Of the Old
Peoples home at Bay City. This i
Miss Preston's story.
Detroit democrats are fguring on the
sprirc campaign AID announce that
they will win IL II the sufing primaries
are well attended. I'D anyone ever
Know a democrat missing anything Il,
a political line. Tfot him ouf. the
worlds fair needs him.
william Powers, aged 81, Of Decatur
and Mrs. stoDer, aged y. OF Illinois
have Just. welded. This e the thirf
wifs for powsrs snd TIE fourth nus.
band FOR Nrs Stonsr. They declare
marriage . net failure.
The carnage factory OF stewart 4
Co. ub.eh vas wTtcked ~ q boiler er.
ploaon at Pontiac Monday Nil fe "a.
i,ail, =, once, The csnzsns { wing bonu.
II - so.
To tensile comps. on TIE dsfene,
fssg.e misg Herald run ~ ]. Nsur,cs
Pm. to promising young democrat.
have ssfs1sed ibs plant for sares due,
Nrs NARY brsifang. ~idox az ~.
hnusre FnwaFd EreItuns ard Ns,<sn
". ksafmsn & Marquette -ers mar.
red Monday Afternoon.
Nnssegon = rfokrsslnsl xo.s6sss
WREN an electro car cona urtar aga q
nasn for ~ fare he ssts kuosksa aoxn
| VITA . eoopl4ng pa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01
TRIBUTES 10 elAINE.

His greatness will best be measured
and ms enduring fame will be built
upon the later period of his ilfe.--St.
Paul P.oreer-Press.
He was master of intrigue, q wire
manipulate politics.-London, Eng
land, Telegraph.
lie got close TO the national heart
and near to the national thought.
None better knew how 10 stir BOTH
Brooklyn Eagle.
Won the respect and admiration OF
those who contended with HIM face
to face in public llfe.-Philadelphia
Record.
The republican party ioses its most
distinguished and capable leader and
the country = state smen.-New York
World.
Easily the most highly trained aud
accomplished statesman IN the repub'
licar party.-Toronto, Canada. Globe
No other since Lincoln enjoyed in
such hign degree the popular regard
and Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
Always had the courage OF per,
sonai policy ahead Of or in opposition
TO his party.-kansas City Journal.
lie had IN a large measure that st.
tractive and reppellant influence men
term magnetic.-St. Paul Globe.
For fifteen years he has been all the
republican party could point to with
pride.-kansas City Times.
Among the modern leaders OF Ameri
can politics he stood easily first
Louisville Courler-J0urnsl.
Great i'm intellect, great OF heart
great IN ambition. and great IN achieve
ment.--N ashington News.
No man in American politics filed {
broader space for longer period
baltimore American.
An oak in the forest OF politics.
Ionisviise Times.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

DrrKoIr has scheme to have the
hoard OF education composed OF nine
members, four of whom must be col
lege graduates. Detroit evidently does
not understand the real object Of q
toard of education. Properly. it is
for the purpose of creating more Offices
fortne party heelers. and the mere ques-
ton education never ought to be con-
adhered for a minute.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

CARTER HAKRIsoN has been counted
out IN the organization OF tie Cook
county democrat committee. 1t will
take something more emphatic than a
cofni-cut 10 keep Carter out of the
race. A Knockout will be more likely
70 phase him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

Mn. CLEVELAND says lie will not be
at home to interviewers and politicians
after February 4. The railroads would
do graceful and commendable thing
II they would issue half fare tickets to
Lakewood tor the rest of the week.
an give the remainder Of the un-
washed q show.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01
ROYAL TALENT AT THE FAIR.

Some extremely interesting exhibits
have been sent by Queen Victoria and
the royal family TO the Chicago wo-
mans committee for the purpose of
being forwarded TO the worlds far.
Her majesty has sent some sketches.
including a drawing or ner favorite
dog spot. together with napkins. hand
woven by her majesty, and other ar
tlcies. The napkins are . yard square,
with central blossom design, the letters
~. r." being IN the corner.
Princess Christian, president or the
woman's committee, has contributed
come beautiful embroidery worked by
hersolf and specimen OF knitting
sailors jersey. Princess Lonise and
Princess Beatrice nave each sent a
color drawing. From the prin.
Gees of Wales comes . richly carved
chair, and the Princessee Victoria aud
Maud OF Wales have executed speci-
mems OF OF beaten brass work 10 show
the technical hsndicrafts which are
taught IN the Sandringasfn school.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

WILLIAM c. wHITEEy's loyalty is
again ia the balance. IL Is claimed
that 10 decoyed Cleveland into the
whiskey trust and then helped shear
hrs noble chieftain. This Is ingrstl-
tude, rank and run mad, II il be true;
but the story bears rather fish like
dor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

Ms. I. DEwrrr TALMAoE and her
daughter were poisoned the other day
10y eating cream pufis. The cream
putf has serious objections to being
eaten IN the fret place. but If i, Is
nnaily oserpowered It is bound to as.
sert ITSELF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

Ms. CAKSHofK should write . new
book entitled MY PERSONAL Admira-
ton for Mr.. ffick. - AMI have II put
hsesd as companion piece TO ''ifs-
umphart Democracy"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

IT 10 gratifying to observe that all the
furniture companies are working to-
getner IN harmony to prep are = repre-
sentative exhibit for the world's fair.
The space assigned forblds an elaborate
display. but each individual company
Will DO Its utmost 10 contribute to the
success of all.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

Ma WAL OF Wisconsin dropped in
20 see Ar. Cleveland and Immediately
declined . cabinet position. Inasmuch
az he had never been offered one. u IS
far 10 suppose that the president will
respect his uishes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

NOTHING will demonstrate the practi-
cal necessity for dee pening Grand river
to an easily navigsble depth more than
the continuation Of navigation by fiat
bottom boats. II Is for the interest Of
local shippers to give the Transports
ton company substantial encourage
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

Ihou "a Puritan children bad hutfev
reeFestsons srt anusments. they
must have enjoyed = very caeerfel.
happy home lie. large fsmiises
ahognted. t9ttsa Nssaef ssys
s.One woman had ret lsss fnsn f~en-
fy-tso chisdr>n. sna another bad no
lsss than tseatT -three chi eren - one
husband. whereof ninetsea hved "a
nssns essetA. snd = third who va
mosasr - seven AZ lsrenty children. +"
sSr william Pflns .ss one Of twenty
sr calldren. al vsh TIE ssnne mother.
Primer Green hsa thirty children
Tee kes. John sherman cs Water
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

aainsl tarned ever and dropped 3
cents hupdred "A extremely cold
saap q reported IN c4iea.o-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

wHfrn1R We annex Hawai- or pot,
President Iisfr son hss struck tho key
note Of popular sentiment N declaring
tast no other country shall Re allowed
- take nosse.slon OF the lsland.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01
MAY IaDULog M LUNCHEON.

To 60 to bed hungry " apt to-drive
sleep away altogether. Three or four
hours before bedtime . substantial din
ner or supper should he eaten. and on
gong to bed some ample food should
be taken every night by those who
have an inclination for 1t, ami cape
c.sliy 10y delicate persons and invAllds-
Persons invariably feel drowsy after
heavy meal. and on toe otnfr hand
wskefuines- il often merely an indi-
cation Of hunger. The digestive or
gaos having flushed with u. the blood
hors once more 10 the head, bringing
with II CONSEQUENCES.
The prevalent nouon seems 10 be
that the digestive organs resss stimuli
Aneously Win the brain. Physiology
does not support this proposition. In
Vulnerable cases can unfortunately tie
found Of men, women and children
complaining u siseplessnsss, solesy oc-
essf.T'sd y hunger. the sss'sfysng OF
which would Re Immediately followed
by deep.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

aArnnk-

WxsHlxGros. ian 3i.-For Lover
Nlchixan-falr. except snow near the
lakes, cold vasss winds shifting 10
nortnws-terly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

II will cost 800. 900. coo to bald =
deep water csnss from Lake superor
70 Axe Ere; bat & eli bs worth the
cost ten tnes over ~ the stimulus
tbat i vii xsvs TO me great northw west.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

UP TO date the names not mentioned
for tss cabinet are confined 10 Hill.
sheehsn aud Flower. Every other
pollt:cisn OF note IRON New Hamp-
shire 20 Nevada has been slated for =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

THKaT may not be sny lsw that Will
touch tie msn snat does not clean
the snow ed ice from bis side wax:
hus hs Won't get much Of snow in
raran .aa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

JgHsr RISKS weather bureau IL
'lollying OF itself up" because IS per
cent of ia forecasts have come true.
Most aoy sort Of a prediction will hit
at least forty kinds OF weather that
lses IS crOwdlng INTO It's daily pot
MOURN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

YEsrgRDAr Queen Victoria delivered
her usual personal pfonoun 70 the
house OF losds-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

wuHrx few weeks TIA patents -
~ r-rcipsl parts q M Reii teis-
rnene 81 ssoire. Alter that 'sssilof
~ aos be - bAzs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

MARKYTSo . woman that has been
divorced from = for mer husband Is
conduct unbecoming an officer" ac-
cordipg TO the charges made against
Captain Taylor OF Fort Braay. Per-
haps the officers that have made the
charge think that the seduction OF y
helpless woman Is the only condaci
strictly becoming q soldier in the regu-
lar army at the present time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

II fagi2ue Feeily wishes u scrap
sbcpf thls Hawslaa sfTair. what's toe
matter With lsttiag tne Tsmmsay user
and she Ersl;sh lson fxhtst oas2
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

Jesr ss everybody ~ss crowdsng 10
ias FsAs sss q tie reg market tne