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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

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ar<ct.>s u ~ eastward frpsa sh< Antss
A. 6as . cus<tsa rouatrs - = IA shs wutl1
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tlssrs - = ~A<ss tx.s a virgin ssal xiascs,
- as1<s - rs he gr<z< wh-zet o<ic q tzs
anal s<<<u.. H~ssd&>. <here Are the gr<z.l
stl,~s lasoes e sAs CsrFo Dc fasrc. known
eta fsszs ter sfne II ne tc<-ss which ~
tsry has 30 unay rrraa1c~~ aiscat. snt -
record fos sss~kssn have psoda<~<h >anes ti4s
s1sss s<sx ever 5000 Ga
ensrussas c<znffy brouxbr an1irr dexslpg
ra<nt IL VII betns he sSoth Arseriesn
co@4zt<so il-bo c.osse ress<A<1 sitb tt.s
Lsazs44 Stss<A Tbav q coorse vii he
ecsbFes.f ca. bat com>flssco = tAls seft
eng.t at - b unaeaifAy, and frsstLisae
sAs1t IL The neat esativs tArrr may h bait
rs4issy rssehinx ~ far th>t u may be
ys-sibis ~ cutter pal.cs car In >s~ fosk
CITY sz.i 90 ride ia IL 90 Ln8a, Santiago.
lilo Jaoisre % Earass Ayre~ Nov rail-
rosi lsssicpm><.t Will 10 Coz SoatA As8srs
"a what il t.~ done foe s3s United States
aid tae ACTIVITY ~ sef com aAs<cs VIII Drag
the United STATE. into very close alliances
ssith the >suteafa ccas1aeus aud csrs~ :
sisvsiopcs<ct Of osflsmsr<tAi rslsfieas TIE
oox >cS1rEce ol which czalos - realised
Today. Tie rwenti<tk eentury y suing "a
BEE xr~as era fer Soath Ana~n-A. and thai
continent eassnot coarssh without benefit
ING ths Cnstsd States
| ala ere IL those Who believe that tie
scmuerviEl ard Misunderstanding develop
meut of tbs coantry during the Twentisth
s<nsusy viii be ssAch thai the g~nsu. Of tie
American people will make IL perfectly
ps~>.ese for this country to crmp<te ss,c
s~s~fsily With all The great Misunderstanding
c~ut~rs q Europe In great majority Of the
ci~~>o> ~ goods that are now being mar
k.tsd ~ England. Francs and GERMANY
nos oaiy In South America. bnt TIA al the
r~as csnterx u ocmmesce throughout the
world w r. GRACE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
TRUE, EVERY WORD.
A REALISM Terrible IN I,s la
tensity,


f.zn2sos. y II A soGr eorsssponss
suf. o.sazsonic3fe III folionins n
variable story exact, a. !, cane hon
The istss oAn hrs. Efeginis IN
Lebanon. = II knows Mira ;. X Berry
well, indeed abe Is a n.osf highly
r~fress~i resident here TIE story II
or whseh Particularly interests every
ore ~ shls -eesos:
4 Was IA q very Tad way, such ff<nh
hng IA nas arms aud hnl,s. aud nay
heart Ma ias. frsghuul. ana Iho>-e ser.
iibir sweeping ehllls and trembling
II my iimhs make fat expect stk.ck ar
u lose the use II them cusDpletriy
Il could not sietp nights hecaus-e my
heart would psJpitsie aud tie ehiI's "a
shaking would fciios. and ! could 10
hut very little "a anything.
i could cot al up ali Day. bat had Ca
lie down greist deal. and ny Defsc-
were very Weak and ~ no uss. WIZ.
could not hear any nos>e.
There Was terrible pain in nv
head. with burning both sides II The
head, aud ! war almost q cou1le,e
wreck q. ns former seif
No one had any hopes - my being
better. My doctor ordered change u
everything. but ] was not equal % NOV
ing anywhere. indeed could nos walk any
to speak Of. only drag about from one
room Ia another.
And such dull. heavy feelings. sc II !
was about Ia meet some awful dom.
AL the time l was depressed in mind
and spirits and could not cheer up.
My liver was swollen 81 I could not
rest unless hot applications we're used
on my side, and my kidneys were very
bad
I'm my despair. ! began the use Il
DR. Greenes Nervura blood and nerve
remedy, and viii say that this Won,
ceffui medicine is the greatest blessing
that ever came into family.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
SPRING FASHIONS
The Boston Stores Annual Announce
ment OF Interest 70 the Ladies.

The Boston Stores annual announce
ment az spring fashions. seen in another
column Of this issue, should prove an in
teresting budget Of reading matter to
each lady and miss in this city and
vicinity. The subject Of spring fashions
is always an interesting matter to the
feminine sex. and il is doubtful If any
one article in this issue will bc more
thoroughly perused than the Boston
Stores announcement. Space viii not
p rnit a detailed mention of the many
attic hints and suggestions contained IN
the article; suffice it 10 say that the
Boston Stores desire was 10 describe in
a short. pifhy way the modes and fash
ions and the materials that will be most
in vogue the coming spring. Each lady
that intends purchasing a spring outfit.
yea. even those that do not expect a. In
crease their space in their pocketbooks
by such luxury rs new costume.
should not fail 10 read what the Boston
Store has 10 say on spring fashions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

lit has done perfect wonders for ne
l was soon on the right read 10 health
and strength hy It's use. aud | am gain.
ing every day. After taking two bottles
| could do more work than ] had for
over year. and now I am doing all nv
homework aud all my sewing. can
walk vigorously. indeed have walked as
far as i've miles ia an afternoon. lcs.
it Is true. you can ask anyone here
Il can now eat better than ever, am
strong again and have go. back most a
my former looks and good color.
II am q wonder - every body who
knows how weak and low Was before
asing this remedy. Our doctor met uae
few days ago and said that | was do.
ing wonderfully. that my cyes wc1e
bright and that | looked well.
''oh. words are useless | cannot tel
how much prize this great and blessed
medicine. All my family JOIN me- m cfie
loud chorus in saying. God bless this
great health giving remedy. ! have told
everyone o, my friends. FAR and ncaf.
and you zee they cannot help believing
for here | am living witness - show
what has been dcnc Tor me
Can any thing be added ID thisy
The sick and suffering should Ger.
tainiy uee 81 marvellous health git.r
as this great remedy appears t. be.
Especially should al use }; now. fof i i
the most excellent II al spring mcii.
cines a. iEsigorate The blood. strengthen
The nerves and regulate al The organs
II is purely vegetable and harmless. and
druggists keep il Tor si PEI hottie.
Doctors recommend and fre~Tihe Il,
because II il the discover. and prescrip,
ton II "a eminent physician. Df
Greene. ~ Ne. y West Fourteenth
street. New York. the successful special
ist in curing at forms - nervous and
chronic diseases. The doctor can l.
coneulfesi free. personally or lsv letter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
CRAzEn WITH ITCHING
An. Pain from Eczema scratch>s
ursIs Blood Game. Scales Lake
Fish. Cared by
Cuficura.

YNsd ~s-- IA zee - rerfnrs - rur s~<f-
L. - is eIrltif ~ t1fs i sfsntrd - II -
: esff lrs,s sne erazy ~iih fehins aet fslr-
fFrr ~ Ire osf Is ~1ali isrA, ckistins ~ -
: sifh s5s.i. 10 tlre1 ~o1A senss ~ 1erlhs
a. .iaff q sc1id seah cfef - thaf | 0eeAi
shsfsh stal. ~ h&s tfo~s - = f,h. Doe
tsfrl ~Ifa thr rs 1iiY pfffirisn ere aet-eu- tie
gays ifasi Fsff fe'frfi @ff ~ ffeat'r sea ~
T.re ~ ~ a.as.t he ssfne fist. eaeh yssf.
4hfa I i-azta rssns tffIctn IA - sffi&t. ~hich
have srtrtIF cured fae-
afss HASStH y wfff1aNs.
EAsfeneesi1e. t,tsls born -. IA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
NEWS OF NEW YORK
Four Policemen Engage IN
Clubbing Match.
aEADABlE GOTHAM GOSSIP
\ tpouaestic Quarrel fosgat in an
Ars-saerAsic Nesx hbsslo-'si--i
Coassesson pr Gardener.
aEAOABLE GOTHAM GOSSIP


III - ~ - -
balls and mas
qarrades Is now
over. and Lent
has set In So
eiesy viii now
60 in 10 sack-
cloth and ashes.
metaphorically
speaking. There
Is = dire neces-
city for repent
anes with GER
tain people. -
tn e q n n u al
t" French ball -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

From an Editor OF The T~entfeth Century.
flnd that am unable 90 prophesy. The
future i fznrylsnd palace whose portals
I rauoct enter. Moving toward Il from
the Here am charmed with it, briiliaa.
facs<3e What seulptur>si spl-ndor%-pos
tieoes. pillars. statues windows What Is
within Bnt a advance the airy sfrr1e-
tnr~ r>ceds~ csanot push beyond IT,
threshold. its doors nss-er opens en- their
other side ar ssience ard mystery. know
not what y therr
Today l sas reading he prophecie- 81
Bsb~uf lie uss French revoiutl0nary.
a eoworker % Hohespicrrr and Cooderrst
In iTs3, possessed u fundamental sociologie
truths. aud iassssed ~ .ss political psps
-s~s q fhs times. lac fcsstetl to isss ths
sl-s.itiou q rank, - poverty. a social Ia.
justice lie sa~ clearly tie relation q
lsn.l n labor AID The rnaaifs.id bessrats 4
cooperation lie expected ali ihr sorld
1870 - - what he did 50 be described .
trr.nlsr's ~. bat vr hlheid the iso9 q
~
Tss ZEE M lister ~ toda5's vissoesrlss
snd treanssrs TAcy are piesaing fellows
Thgr~'s imaginative John " A. AMAZE
Pc fur--ee- = ors cent hsttsr fDv ell tie
poz.sl ani,r.. FREE mai ae'ivrrJ IN every
cruasry district a siors hour tsS fsr rsFt
rfIira employees. . eh~Ep naf ional sste
gragh Al t~ierae,s se-sfo~.
The 800 q a pFrs democracy. psns Pc
do iesisisti.,n ~ all the citizens sn ever
pcss'icsl h<-iy cs~psrsf~ he fsnei~s tkst
al Ne -ies4ors n, the tnnsf states ms
vcf@ airectlF-Tes a. nsF-.sn the fasff. o.
sfir-s coinage. IN nsfitnai banking -
tenl ,r resirt-sion = iansl grafton Fro
N~< Enxfarf sst Swiss str~rfeurr. ~ A.
fsrs rual s~rae~rss-T the t--t p<iisY even
Ar ~ ~h.iis tnion.
Anosis<r pei4 tssefist IS a. y Hans8a.
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g. - zsv~-a F>fifosd cssssssi i.ist ia. What
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sasfsni~f.s e<laat 1he risa st<tisfss -
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erFtee -za p-slaif. ~ eae se4~ral satssia
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

CADILLsc. Mich. Feb. - Fireman
Pat O'Neal ~ freight engine No 40 IL
the T. A a. road wes instantly killed
this morning. The boiler burst ahout
four miles from here. crushing 0'Ncal's
skull and tearing Of an arm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

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srsses "a ~
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1888 ri rfE sr4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Tie ~ Isles all Meet IL the ~ a.
eetsiiee eeHs = South pifleAE
sff et feeeis.f sfniae
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

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HsH" psseie = hsslsn4as fes.saasy
q fie%f'~. = sat- fas sa.a 81 fi.a
tsssz s1.sfes.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-01-20
Good Moose I1unting in tho North.

Mr.. Colin Rankin, Hudson Bay factor
ct Mattawa, is In town. In converse
ton he stated that considerable mocse
hunting is. taking place near Msttawa,
ON tho Quebec side Of the river. Hunters
from the. United States and England
visit the locality where the moose are
very plentiful, and kifl the animals for
their heads, the Indian guides getting
the meat snd hide, besides s.. 30 per day
as their rccelnpense. No cows or young
animals are killed, only the old bulls
with the big horns.
-4Ae Indians can SO closely initiate the
moose call that there is no difficulty
whatever in getting a shot, as tho moose
bull when he hears this peculiar call at
once goes to see what it means, when
the hunter, If he is an accurate shot,
kills the noble beast.-Toronto Empire.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-01-20
IN JUSTICE COURT.

Before Justice Davis in due time, appear
ed Ed. Montgomery and young Adam,
BuHlbargef, the actors in last weeks shoot
ing fracas, for examination. The outcome
o: it wassthat Aihptg naery was laced under
5bond of $3.50, charged with assault with a
dangerous Weapon, and in default was con-
fined in the county Jail. -Bumbarger was
boaud over for linple assault with bond
fled at 500, which he furnished and goes
his way, Ssz
I In the case Of the two Cinnamon, arrested
for selling whisky to India,is, they were ar.
raignea, pleaded guilty and were placed un-
der bonds Of 500 each to appear before the
United States court at Portland. Deputy
Marshal Sinnot came up yesterday to escort
the law breakers down where Uncle Sam s
judiciat grist mill continues to grind Two
jaunty iooilirg aborigiIees accompanied
them as witnesses; aud in. addition to the
froI.c they've already had here, escaping the
usual penalty which other men generally
have 70 pay when caught in the swell Of q
rartanke.oas booze, they still have picnic
to enjoy in the trip to Portland and back,
With witness fees and a whole lot Of joy.
thrown In. &.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-01-20
MRS. SUSAN Z. HALk

The death of Mrs. Hall, nee Suscn G.
SYalding, oecnrred at her Lomo at Half's
Ferry, anuary 7th, 1893. Consumption
had been her preying enemy for eight years
past and brought her to an untimely end.
10 memory Of thesieceasetl the West Side
gives brief sketch as follows. .sShe was
born in Sullivan county, Missouri, July
Goth 1858; was married TO W. r. Hall Fct.
ruary 9th, 1876 Ten yoar, before her
death she was converted and united with
the Evangelical church, of which she re-
manned faithful member till death Mrs.
Hall is Remembered by her friends and
neighbors as a woman of christian spirit,
devoted 10 deeds of kindness Es9eeiaI Ily
was she nnnisteriag spirit among the sick.
and suffering. She leaves son and hns.
band to mourn her departure, two children
having preceded her. The funeral SER
vices were heltl in the II. E. church at
FBuena Vista. and a large coDcoursesof peo-
ple followed the body to its last resting
place.
Mrs. Hall is well known in Corvallis.
through years OF residence here, and as the
daughter of Mrs. snsufding WIN is still
iiyings in this city, The mother is. now
prostrate1 with sickness brought on by. the
straiu Of long watching at her daught s.
dying bedside, and grief over her berease-.
mont. Verify; tie hand Of afiiiction hes
been laid heayily npoa ths sufferer. -Four;
years ago her hasi,sBd was taken from her.
SIDE by the uayislding enemy death then
again last Noseraber By the deadly Sting
Of consunr ton fell her son Arthur, Who had;
attained to an a3s of usefulness and worthy.
position in he.; and now. following IN the;
train uf trying aEl;ction is laid to rest the
daughter whom she warmly cler1shed in
her heart With q love such as only a tfne
and frishfuI uethsf ever feels. a llostsof;
friends stand rsaa 70 minister thsir best:
care. tse asllssiietssl LADY to nliogss their
ponaotsnce WITH her grief fssand 10 comfort
and sustain lser ii her lss of erashfng sad J.
ness. Tosalf such friends she desires 20 ex
press her i sarsffslltt hacks. and to iayoks
ths beasd dission Of Hsaven,s = ehoic EST bless
iasSsup uppa All tshese Who haxa been ffriends
HtAttst4 sszEls sz5%j
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-01-20
Fsfy sl,iII,rgs for a sEs,s,aoha-

A ,nustache is not regarded as mar
sketable commodity, but man disposed
of his Upper lip ornament the other day
to a beardless youth who enyied him its
possession. The two men were sitting
in a cafe, when the youth, in moment
of guiIeless desire, said, 81 will give you
fifty sEinings for your mustache.''
Done replied the other with dra-
matte promptitude, and calling for a.
pair of scissors he laid the mustache on
the table. The. Young fellow protested
that he was only joking, but. his COM
.panion issued a county court summons
for the amount agreed upon and res
ceived it without much trouble.-Lon-.
don Million. z
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-01-20
PROPOSALS 10 FURNISH THE
COUNTY IN W0OD.-s 2

g Sealed bids Will be- received by. the
county court at tho February term to
furnish the county so cords of oak grub
wood and 30 cords of body wood of old
growth red, fir. All wood to be fuH four
feet long and to be cut before the sap
faiSss;s to be delivered between The first
day Of June and the first day of : August,
1888. All wood to be first-ciass wood.
and all bids. 3
b W. WILsos, Go. sCierls.
Jan. 9th, 1892
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-01-20
1AdRoaTAsr 10 sHrrLERs Rs.
HoW rHE HTTEs srAsp TO LANDS wTf1IlN q
go s! s. g THa RAIIRoAp LIMITS. ssss-sss

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81 s.. Z; 4 vii,
Il g ;;,tara.t ., sattiers ALI alone line Of
the OREGON q gali1ernia railroad grant. Mr..
tr.nk fI,e,es III Isol,s.err ia this coanty.
,vra. j, tet.ara of i s,,;ru I'd the depart.psnt.
aud 1t IS IN as,ypr 70 these that the a,s-
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ISoastcr. Benton Co, C,egoia:
slRs:-Rr denart s,,,sf al sfsrenee; l am
in r.cerpt Is yonr letter Of, tho 7.h inst.
aJ;lrssscd to The secsesssyso Of The interior, N
w,,,,cIl WON state that YOU cstttsd ora GER
t,in tract Of land before il was surveyed and
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-01-20
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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-01-20
Thrifty scotchmen.

The thrifty Seotchmen who manage
the affairs Of the town of Paisley have
leased the street lampposts TO an sdver-
Using firm, to be fitted up with frames
for the display of advertising posters.
The lease carried with ii the provision
that any work required in connection
with fitting mp the lanapposts should be
done5 by q Paisley tfadesman.- .-Ex-
Change. $500 - 3
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-01-20
AGalegIigGaAL COLLEGE NOTES,
II sINTERgsTNG B14oH OF ITsms rRoa
ra1rIEsfITUTIoN. I8ss 5sS


Members Of tue legislature and; house of
represent Ives VIII pay the coliega a,visit,
Today and tonarroW;. our regular holidays
being pos sponed antil Monday ~ 81
On ednesaay, Jan. 18th, ebster'ss
birthday was celebrated by the Nsbsterian.
society. gery Interesting sprogrammssi
consistiaa Of essay rscitations and ntssie.
bgth.vocal and itstramental, was renasfed.i
sDsssreing cspeoial mention, was Mr. Jsliai
Aliens reeikasfon. fhe Convict soliloqny
tho nigh bssorecxccution. I" The espas.
sioa and psMsr that was dIspissed in the
sresitatib ibh was excoilent. The laogFa pihic:l
sesag on ebsssr BY Mr. Clements sFakirs
aud Nj. # iilbur Bar,,hart's recitation were
$50 ver5 good The programme was ar.
ranged as fofio@s:s
inssr,.rlsntal Seia a35tcrss March. 81. Mss Nnsb
Recisltoa; "A Syonviets soiiloluy DIN a '.en
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g Pss si = sssr ss,silan bar bur s ssess sa'
Duett, 6 tfiter and aianaoin als5s Hesg a,:a
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Clostiig he.aarts .Pres sJohli si boss.
ay.nn Myconntry IT'S u thee By the Audience
The college athletic association has de-
cided to giee a tournament in the srieaf f,l'
tare. This contest will be oPen to adj mem.
| bera only. The programme as arranged
viii consist of performances or the horizon.
| tai and parallel bars, and on the rings;
| high and low tunbling; dumb-bsll and In
dian club $ swinging; sparripg consests' and
high and long jumping There viii be nl,3
| ineroas races of ltkinds on the programme
foot races 50, 80. Is andio0 yards, q bi-
cscIs race. hurdle race over s hurdles, aud
sacI, potato; and wheel barrow races. The
prizes given win be in the form Of badge
and ne lals. There viii be a fsst. aid sec.
end prizs cf badges to se given in al the
contests; also gold and 81 medal for the
| best and second test afI.IounJ athlete in
7 bha assof.: tia.l. ~ g -,
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-01-20
Pictnr,ea 81 co1nual,1,s

! sPictnres cf Columbus. !
There is. ss much diversity in the pic
turesof Columbus as If they had been
taken by different instantaneous CAM
eras. w ashington Star. -. - 8