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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Dora Hine. a little Bay City girl. was
fatally injured by being struck by an
electric car. Her skull was fractured.
faces cut and one cheek frightfully
burned by electricity.
A little daughter Of w. Queer was
killed by a train at Sturgis- The father
aud three children were riding on rail
road veIocipede and could not get out Of
the way in time
The Michigan school Of mines at
Houghton is still in the lead in point u
the number II students. The course
has been changed from four 10 three
years
The jury in the Ole Tesen case at
Houghtou has returned verdict that
Ole was shot by his brother Peter who
mistook him for an animal.
A $4,000 suit has been begun at
Adrian against the Lake Shore read 10y
the heirs Of John Fluchrer. who was
killed last week
jim corbett. the sea lion which e.
caped from Lincoln park. Chicago, has
been seen in Grand Traverse bay by
several yessels.
John vermette. a resident IL Chasseil,
has been arrested fer setting fire to his
brother IN laws house and held in 81 .oU0
bonds.
Rachael King. the colored woman
whose baby was found on manure pile
al Adrian. has been placed in jail.
The Jackson National Gas and Fuel
company viii discontinue the manufac-
ture Of water gas; II doesn't pay.
II. %. Donmall % jackson will proba-
bly, succeed the late Superintendent
Bush OF the Michigan Central.
The Jackson County Sunday School
as- ,ciation will hold its annual meeting
az the fair grounds August "a.
NJ ID Morris ~ jackson has been
urged 10 participate Ia the Irish jig con
teet At Midway plalsance.
The body Of William Duffy. who was
drowned Will. sailing. has been washed
ashore at Bots Blanc.
Max NJ. Caspari 81 Detroit has been
arrested for attempting TO murder bis
wssS.
Marshall has a new concern which
will manufacture road and farm wagons
At last Jackson has a chief Of police;
he is Capt John Boyle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

lie Lands the Quickss~p stakes by .
short Head.

CnIcaeo. July I9.-Six high class
raccs we're on the program ct the third.
the oi4ickstep stakes for 2-year-olds AZ
haf a mile, vas the event 81 the day.
an1 il resulted in n rafting good race.
Irritation. Tho heavily played . 10 , Ia
vorite. xinaing IN a drive by head
Kendall stables good lilly. Ohio Belle.
First race. for 5-year Odds. one mile
First Ward. III TO =. Won; Joe Mur-
phy. IN. u :. second. ST. Croix. III.
1 - J.. third, time. ltiss.
second. selling. eleven sixteeo;hs al n
mile Content. 81. 4 to l, won. Ragner.
-. 90 J. second. Emma Primrose. ", .
% .. third. time. ls,.
Thisd. the Quickstep stakes. for ?.
year -ol,sS. ~ith 81 80 aided. halt mile
t5ristlsn. ~. t. l. Won; Ohio Belle.
H.. ~ g. Z. second. May Fern. ioS. -
- {. third. tinae. %
Fourth. mils and twenty yarsi@ Mail
Marian. les. O. >. wen, Diablo. 49,. d
Go 3. second. Anna. 100 l. a. l. third
40
FIFTH. SIR fariongs O.. ios. 2 ic
1. Son. BRACES. Ia. IN ). second; Run
len. ii3. 10 % 4. third. time. l.tit.
sixth. selling. miis and a ssxfecnth--
Orfnse. III. 8 - l. Won. Selma d.. H.
a. to 1. seconCl, kock. LOO. u 10 l. third
time l4fA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
RACED orr mIs LEGS
Dan sionxo I<~~- q Bsrr~l OF Monry
for the Talent

Nv ycr<, July ~. The program
cniy norfainssd ere stake event today at
Nenmoath Park the Scud stakes.
The fourth race Wa NEXT IN import
an,,s \ ff-si - uloney came 10 ca pun
Nb,nre. and ~ sent O. the po-t pro
hilativs odds on fssorite Csrtzsnty
ai,nosf rsred the bix fellow "a bic legs.
All when the stretch 40 reached young
tri,r. sha hxf hen trailing mssie rifsh
az nnished the iot. winaiBg ny a hssf
frosn bon Alonsc, Who lasted eng enough
"a beat C>rtsinty q lenxfh Tor the pls.e
summary. First rser. I've farioBVs
Tofmeufer xnn. ~fonereiI secInd. Med
der third. time. o..
rsecssad. mite and sivteentfi- Kinglei
wan. Ihs froamsster seconsi Joe Kelly
thirsi. time. l4,i
Thsr,i hse fnrionga Prir Won, Hail
Mice secand. Hsrrisgtnn third. tine.
lfo
Fourth. on~ ulle- foaeg Afion sbn.
I,on Alonso secoud. Certainty fhifd.
tine. kZt4
Urn. seven fsriongz Cactus wen.
Arsb second. specnl@tio1 third, time.
1874
sixth. ar saslanzs julien sou.
Soaefnors srconj. Rsclpsn thirss. tSme,
lax
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Tho Michigan State Normal School is
justly regarded as one OF the leading ed
vocational institutions Of its kind in the
Unitcd States recently remarked a
gentleman from New York. who had
been officially come tied with the schools
of that great state for many years. In
the quality and character OF it's instruc-
ton. the strength and adaptability Of it's
courses and by reason of the very sue
cessful results secured. your State
Normal School at lpsilanti is easily en-
titled 10 first place in the list Of Normal
schools OF our country" This is an in
teiiigeut estimate OF the work and value
u one of the educational institutions of
our state which will add 10 the pride
and pleasure Of every Michigan reader
IL Is further source OF satisfaction.
that the State Normal School has con
stantly confined its efforts and ambition
10 the purpose for which il il established
the development and training OF teach
ers. liz In also an important fact in con
nectIon with the State Normal School.
that the expenses III it's students are less
than at any other educational institution
In the state. Good beard and rooms at
YpsiIanfi can be obtained at prices
ranging from $3.50 te $500 and s35o per
week Free admission TO the State
Normal is given to all students who
present certificates OF appointment from
the Legislative representative or senator
OF their district. and an admission fee Of
but $500 per term is charged students
not holding such a certificate.
Persons desiring further information
concerning the State Normal School are
requested TO send for catalogue. or adj
dress the Clerk Of the school at ipslanti.
Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
A New Certain Cure for Piles.

We do not intend to indorse any except
take pleasure In recommending to suae-.
ers from Piles Ia any form. prompt and
permanent cure. The following letters
speak for themselves:
Mrs Mary @. Tyler. Of Hcppncr. Ore,
writes: One pkg. OF Pyramid Pile Cure
entirely cured me of piles from which I
have suffered for years, and have never
had the slightest return Of them since.
Mr.. +. OfBrien. Rock Bluffs. Neb..
says: The pkg. Of Pyramid Pile Curs
entirely removed every trace Of itching
piles. ! cannot thank you enough for IT.
Tho Pyramid Pile Cire b q new. txr-
tain. painless cure for every form Of piles
IL Y safe, sure and cheap. Any druggists
viii get It for you II YOU ask him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

III
Ciesvi'd-o o o o o ? p IL a
rrtsn'sl o o 2 Ole 10 o
Basteries-Clsrksona and o'Connor; kiilen
And stsstss- Impfe-Harst-
Bsslf'ore 4 I y q o o o 0 o. 5 I
c-sSls'd-0 4 o o 1 Ill Is ,
Batterses--Crans and winsow; Hawke
and Clarke. umpire-Esuslie.
Mash. 20 o o o Ga :
Phiia2 o o D 1 o Ia 10 o
Ra.terie-Graf, Esper. Mcclure and Far
rell; weshin and Clements. Umpigc-
Snyder.
sHx
Cincin'ti-: 3 o o o o Is IL
Iau'e o o I Il D . 3 - . L. /
Batteries King aud Vaughn: Stratfcn and
CEim- Cmpire-McQuaia-
y. Y'k. ! 0 0 ] % i-si2 4
bosson. % o o , 3 o , f-i2 Is 4
Batferisz-Gorrnan and Wilson; Cast
right. Bennstt and Merritt. umpirs-GaE-
ney.
Second game
~. w. o o o q o oil Q q
Boston. % o O o o o. 7 .
Rat,erie---Baldwin and Kelly; Staley and
Bennett Cmpire-Ganney.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
NOT AFAvORITE WON
MARTHA Wilkes DIDN'T SHOW
a T4-ra Tssk ths 3sza rrox. ~. Elan
csurs tbs 9-2f Pace ara The
O<h<ss Wers un6sished-

DzxEosr. Mich, Jsiy l9-Anothsf
bsx crpxd snpsmblrd xs tia Dstfost
driyins p&rk toizy. 10 witness tbs third
days r1.ss II shs blus ribbon meeting
TIE arst event vas ths 2s2i pace. anaa-
1Esd from yesterday Chx'uko oussn
box The s.fsh and ssxxh heats. but With
ouE soriiog hard fos them. Thso t'r'
Eanco1rt captured tbs race cy tAkinx
shsss straight i.s&tA
Ia ths 90. tsos Katie Earl wss the
fzsor,ts. selling ~ -, 70 80 sof fssrin-
stsoa and Islsnsi wilksA The f4voriss
drew the outsisis position. Garnishes
getting thu pole. L~fosca took the
leaf at the start. and no one eoGld oser-
take her. Kate Earl came fast Al the
last. tut coaId DO no better than srv'
cath. Before TIE srcond heat LAfo~ea
soid al s-5 u go Tor tic field fz=einsi-
l.an gave Lafosca great battle IN The
sfrcteli. sad pushed her 80 hard thAs
she bfoks ttirty feet from the wire
Fascination tFeited stredsly add the
iusiges gave bee tho head The nsst Two
heats sere L-4kosca . IA TIC easiest ksnd
a : eay.
ne Ek18 4ctkt "a tie -~~s 49,
sarprise - everyone. AVN S~iu
and llsary r. we're the fssorites. tut
f.o<<ss llsr. 50 10 4 shot. came ueder
The usrs nrsL Jessie l. took the next
tso heats AMI the race. and then weas
over I'll to1aoffos. ga account al dark
Gesa
he free Tor al trotting also went
over after Waiter r had taken two
heats and Nightingale one. Bsfose the
rars tssan Martha Wilkes ~as selling
r. siao. Little Albert tlV. Anderson .
Ai4Atineais rsl Alvin aud Naiter.E-
81 -a..a. flamln's Nightingale and Lord
Canfo0 80 each. and Marx Sirius SO.
Tne nesd oroachg go 10 80 tor Martha
WDkes
TIE following are the summaries:
81 sl4ss-. pacing, purse s-,c0 tanffn-
lsne4s
4. L
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

1t puzzles everyone to figure how much good
material and workmanship be given for the Tho-e
French manufacturers have studied
the finest materials and expert needle workers
create that defy cicism and cheaply
lin underwear conolls the
qualities and styles be found cwherc
tho wonder Of lady Cambria
Use. musin Drawers muslin skirt muslin night
Dantily trimmed with rufngs cmhroideres edres
ETC. All sizes for adics misses and chidren-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Ths csisssss1 Usssss Asssssss< 49,
ss1i,ss nsvs Tstss oskxss u
n CIV.

08D0 S4@<~D -
H. Cry.
wkls ssesps - csik1g tbs stssntsnn
Il oar res@iess - any advertisement
uhieh pastA1s<s a medical character.
- lrsi nsore thsn iossl3sd ia over md
ing this ob<ectiou xi,n respect 10 the
snnouncensnf IN this is~us u the AT.
rival u lbsN Dzrrin in this csty.
1hrss fns famed ph, ssetsps. OATS from
Psxin. Lnrdon and New York. y ho have
ackirsed great sspusstioa throughout
the country. have taken oli1ees In this
city q No. - Jedersou avenue. near cor
uar Fulton. where they are located for
ths healing u the sick and tbs AtSiictet.
So many thousansis arc already &C.
auainted with their mode Il Operating
u secuas necessary only a. s~y TINT they
49, littis % no medicines ia the major
ity u caasa and perfect their cures by
The vendesfui power VI electricity.
There are Tee VI tho ills TO which hu-
man nesh u hear which cannot lie cured
BY bra Darrin's Electro Magnetic treat3
msnI and cascs that have resisted the
rnorts 1t ordinary phys'cizns have
yielded 10 their power. These cases ssn.
bsscs almost every kind Il tissease. and
- ~A<*< AO<t3Vs u0 o14As Wo<4t0a w etkttss
need despair II relief and cure while
Ora Dsrfin offer their valuable ssrvicea
They come highly recommended and
laden with testimonials from throughout
the country. and the authenticated 70.
ports II the curc> seem nothing short of
miraculous. Their Office consultation
u free. ~ that should there he any cases
that are iucurable they ~iii immediately
discover them. thus saving their patrons
any further expenditure Of money and
time which they might otherwise squsn-
der.
Unlike other physicians who have be-
come eminent In their profession. the
doctors charges are extremely moderate.
and they will not undertake any cases
that they cannot cure or benefit
DIR. Darrin makes a speciality OF the
diseases Of the eye. ear. noso aud throat.
and all nervous. chronic and private dis
eases All peculiar female troutles. etc.
arc coniidentiaily and successfully
treated.
Their Office hours are from 10 to
daily. Evenings to s. Sundays. 10
10 H.
Cures Of private diseases guaranteed,
and never published in the papers Most
eases can receive home treatment after
a visit 10 the doctors office. Inquiries
answered; question blanks sent free
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

isxr Csry. Mica. July i9.--BAy City
vheeimsn - tbs meeting last night do
csisd ~ he'll races ~ the fsir grounds
sspscmbss Z aud j. Prisssto amount IN
t.so viii b givsn- Ons u the events
Gil b susnty mile rad racs TO Guam
nisnaBee. over one u THE bsst II Hay
cosintys famous stons roudA The OH
oess u the league elected lass night ara
c. ~ Cheat. prssidcnt: Gsosss Geslncy.
wee president. q. w. White. secretary
q. n Lewis. treasurer; Ciassncs Lea u.
captain; directors president. secretary.
ID. u. Jsckson and Frank Lyman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

nevsr s0osts better Geld
patseaa thngs from the d6sseas
the psiess great enales ohss hse
fnd in noet oshss This viii
cnsble jedge whethes with the aid
fosegn ioous steamshps
do aceoaplish In the placing
little aoeey creamisst of everything dry gosds
rstaiag pstsonA We do qsose Agurca
Figures settle uothing lite quaity.
the srfectness fashiou the
price We ust b shie
ony in the but alter the
taken it home
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
A COOL DRESS.

Are there any fabrics more sug-
gestivc for hot weather drcss than cur
beautiful French chaliies or Brilliant
ines? A few of those black and white
checks are still available--snakes a
pretty street dress. Suitings to please
every taste. from 271ac to S7lac this
week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

DxfRorr. Mica, LAZY i4--Tnsisy ~ss
the third dsy - TIA D>tres; Athlete
esuh tenais toafnsiaent snd plsy sss
trzan - = n. Psi.lsek and ". 4 Cess
fhe f1rsies ~on Ia 50. 81 IN the
ssn- sfion doaties yon~~ snsf Nsiief h.
fsnlted - @sr~n>y ADD baf~-l Ia she
aasi rsoostatAon-. Pi~rpont snd -sad
3er - Chi.srzro. def~ss-sf Sweeney sad
Rul~od. "a 3 = "a In re eons1tsfien
sias'>@ Aver lief@ated s~~@n~y. s-i. 81.
soslsss Of foiesio defeated VI xisiass -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

SAX Francisco. Juiy Ia Hcnry
Psterscn. tho oarslnan. viii accept the,
ehslisge of John IasmeT toro's any msnj
ia the world. barring Stafbury aud
Giuduer. for three mica With turn for
Sifuo aide. Peterson has pat up de-
psxsit here. He says that he xili try 10
get feemes 10 roe in this city In Oc,o-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
Two Excursions TO Chicago.

The G. & w. NJ. viii sell tickets TO
Chicago on July End via all rail. and
on the 2ith via st. Joe and boat, at one
fare rate. good seven days. Both good
routes. Monday is travelling Mems day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Hsfa esrr<i rucasy shouii - iavesset with
ears Ho~ - se-g fh- smss savlags safely
invested. ssa 20 ~s-r- fhey ~sii - inrrcss-
tn<. has iong b--a . vsssi asestion. Il IL
ssm>sir.e> bard fsr snail investors % jasixs
hst god kni ba.i ia~-sfrn-ats. However.
n tAey bay real ><fsss IA q rteA sai tafsvssx
essy esty nes>d f9r ~ srea, naAnufastHrinx
sas~rs<sss . city tsss fsrn-ss<s free faes 10 en-,
Garage sssh essnc<rss. thsy eaa make No mic
take We o1-r Investors go in the nest rfcn<
lsias piso- IN TIE united States. esq sAas has
deebl-i "a yepaississ several tinrrs wishia ne
last f.uf y~sfs u sss tie asst yroraissng
f.sur-, snti 80 large msnafaatuFiae fnferr~ss
e~ntsrirx sher- ell sss- a isahis ne reSai--
ss1n sssin TIA y~sr u Foa hsvs fs~ doii-fs
vas shouid isos Irts rsis ehsace y, ia<esfL We
sxs-ns v-sv sssy t-rms Asirrs wtis.-u bFe<
Co. 4. s.li> "a. Chiesse. n
Wrl1s az fsr fsrsh~f isfsfmation snsu~.ff
ss~is. sas lear, hes - deeeis yaaF nsnnev
~stkis y-<r kfe~ h,ss -sif ns.ss go ~ a.
o. - a. - esz s<s.t -lli make w nn@azy. -
iissatsfsi souvenir psssl- sivea ssav
Saturday. July - ~ esah garchAs~f -
The Great Atlsntie add Pacific Tea eosa
pays 10 Asar,~ street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Il feel that | cannot praise Hood.
Sarsaparilia half enough. says q CRATE.
fui mother whose little son was almost
blind from scrofula. and yas cured by
the peculiar medicine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

For the Detroit races the d.. c. II. 4
NJ. Railway company cell excursion tick
cts To Detroit and return July IL TO 81
at one and one third fare. with price OF
admission added.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

nne-fs IL lF~s.us the fsssnt md fflrtieTls a
ehfif t.-arinx ~nssrrs healthy, Vigorous OF
sprins aud pruursts~ IN abundant s.-.r.tion
a nsssrishsnsst on the part q the mother
It's an invtgufatinx. restorative tnnsc. q
s.shsag AMI strengthening nsrvine. anil
10 oafy gsaraaf>sd resncssy for rofilsn :
ekronic IIis and ailments n 4 sioe<nt i-sne-
~ sr c,sFs. in The cssn - every tlref ~ AZ
fsss-i .nfsan. <he-ll have hsr tnoney hssk
tb,a tf,e~e fsrrss. can ssytsisss essr ~ tuss
a. god for YEA 20 toyt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
As A SUPPORT

for exhausted, nervous,
overworkci women,
nothing can do NJ much
as DIR. fierccs Fasurste
rrs~ription- Il rsxu-
ia'ss ani A<~isss all ths
natural functions. never
G afics- with them, AMI
IL strengthens and builds
w the ftmAse sys:an Ina
. way ~ ia own.
>urxing rnashers and
wennea apprt-ehins con
fnemsnl. viii insi z
sa1aftly fftad % shsir
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
TAKE READY O-WEAR
DRESSES.

Very likely stitch button
the fit perfect there altering do il will Cost
nothing of all the seasonabe fabrics
"I3ut what about the cost All
surprse Ten couldn't
price of dess complete select the OF
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

PfFRfF-Of nea-ie~. gepevis. s months
e.si daughter II Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
fisrus Of Ma. 2st Indiana street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Wash linen lawn. IL grove pref
tier each time, and its about the cool
est. ARREST crispest Of drcss stufis.
and almost the neatcst. Wei show
you rare bargains this week in a
variety of priceA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Il. q. ch.rryman. director. No. = Fast Ful
Ira street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

ytasrs ofYer.si ss-si. ~ = cure ~ Cafafrh.
~ the proprietcrs - nr sag~s Remedy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

After carpet sessos Il great buying and seilinG
surprising Ienkths sccumuIse single
pieces odd boers patterns shall keep
price. Get length I'm
pretty prsxe for quarter price II pattern ssgA
Nisons Noquetes. fusseis Tapestries
aud Insrain.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
THE SPRING & COMPANYS
SPECIALS.

Count and nothings that
Anything lacking? They're here for Have vou
stopped dry oods
pshed in the line of ready to to put on garmentsr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
EMANCIPATION
FROM LABOR

IL the history of today. No sweat
ing over cutting tables. trying on
and fitting Of garments. treading
sewing machines. Think IF the
convenience of it-Womcn's suits
for all occasion. house wrappers.
daintily stitched muslin underwear.
elegant enough for bridal outfit
ALL HERE FOR YOUR INNE-
date USE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
IN THE SAND

Or in the surf. why ncs q
stylish bathings uitf Costa
much lees than one az the
sloppy con II you gather
The materials here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
FIGURE IT OUT


And Gee IL the rnuslin
alone wouIdn't cost you
what you pay here for the
made mp sheets and pillow
casea. More than that the
stitching h smoother and
better than nlrposs any
home work All the high
and medium brands of
muslin i'm regular eixes are
really made into shcets.
pillow csec~. bolster CIV
ere etc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20


Thousands these Books have sold for $25O
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this offer reader THE HERALD who will three
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The of 500 will pay for The HERALD three
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attractive than cheap book for nothing You get
s.. of Wholesale
This sopen old and subscribers alike bat
others Those who not subscribers purchase
the book for SIPS.
Orders may left at the office. No Is Pearl street
sent by mail 6 convenient
Give your full address plainly.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-16
liliuokalani's Succession.

The original right of Queen Liliuoka-
lani to the throne of Hawaii was by the
nomination of her brother Kalakaua.
The Hawaiian constitution provided for
this mode of succession. When the
monarch failed to provide a successor
the choice reverted to the upper house
of the legislature. When Lanalilo died
in 1873 after brief reign he ma ned no
successor. The house of mobiles named
David Ralakaua. He had been a police
court lawyer in Honolulu and played a
banjo at dances for a consideration.
His wife Kapiolani had been a widow
of South Sea island missionary. At
one time she helped to support her
husba by washing clothes.
Kalakaua's mother was of the blood
of low chiefs as was his reputed father.
1t is notorious, however, that Kala-
kaua's real father was negro barber.
Kalakaua and his full sister Liliuoka-
lani show wide divergence from the
Hawaiian racial type. Their noses fat
ten, their hair is kinky and their lips
are much thicker than the pure natives
tyDe
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-16
THE MIDWINTER FAIR.
Preparations Being Made With
a Rush.
1t Is Determined That Many of the
Exhibits VIII Be Thrown Open
on January 1.
By the Associated Press.

Dy IuG AssUCldLtu IT6Ss.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 15.-Count E.
De Vaicourt of Vermont, arrived in this
city together with assistants who are
engaged with him in the construction
of the oriental village at the midwinter
fair. This concession promises to be
one of the most attractive of all the ex-
hibits in Midway Plaisance and Will
cover As, 900 square feet. Designs have
been submitted and approved, contracts
awarded and work will be commenced
at once. This concession will comprise
street in Cairo thirty feet wide, which
will be arranged with bazaars, presided
over by natives of Constantinopie and
Cairo. 1t will be under the manage
ment of a corporation representing
$l55, COO.
The contract for the Northern Citrus
belt exhibit has been granted and
work will be commenced on the
structure today. The cost of this ex-
hibit will be at least $4,000 and as
much more as necessary to make the
exhibit complete in every respect.
Work on it is being pushed with all
possible rapidity and it is the intention
to have this exhibit complete finished
and open to visitors on Janusry l with
out fail. The exhibit will prove to be
most elaborate one when completed.
In less than two weeks time, the
exposition grounds will be enclosed by
fence, the contract for the construc-
ton of the same having been let ard the
work commenced. 1t will take nearly
two miles of fence to enclose the
grounds,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-16
Want to Square Themselves.

Topeka, Kan. Nov. 15.-Populist
leaders emphatically deny that for
NAL demand has been made on Gov
ernor Lewellyng for the removal OF
Mrs. Mary E. Lease from the state
board of charities. 1t is expected che
will make an explanation OF her attack
on the administration which will be
satisfactory. 1t is said that Governor
Lewellyng and the state officers are es-
pecially interested in bringing about a
reconciliation, as they want no oppo-
sition to a denomination,