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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
H. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.


FOR sAt.E-uorsEs and LoTS
A hbe uaossr1 rfne Frcsa ncsse 90 frfraes
tvrnuf. raet frentare. rwn~f - err Feel 3esstt
nnst spli kerFain Also oae ~ ttrtEsn sF~
roe ssxht rrsnss. eoraef Ia os@ - eeutk
fssfsy~tte eth fofnsre. b.th snd al sndr-n
irrro~ruenss crs 90 hsassf sssun> s~s'~s
nDqo, eeF.or lpss ed hsfns herrstA ons
81 tNktfsi sveuae, csss a fsfr sfsnnA c1e -
Norrh frc<p~ct go - Hsftine<. 49, - ktcif
srd sseoee. Aisp tea hun<<s 81 1850 sfrr1k
= rxfhaane 80 hcnae ar4 - r<1tfe ~ lnretrA
Toe koos~s - 1 a. ssre<4 tso<soe helsHssne
stNsne fof sale - srrhser~
FARMS foR sALE % KxCHaNoB
a. s<r.~ oee nIls frr1r EfToa tustEt. Fcod
tssass 80 hsrs. rs~d o<<Fsff :. ra3rL hift
ssste - eaitis st.s. - - - ssehAnsr - trz
prrfrd f<iF pfoFeTtS
tise farz - ! - - rses 8eeiss~ftie rpst
bakls a. se--d a<rhsf4 tst FeeS t<sa - -.
than4e fQf hsr.se ss6 - - CT.
Asa - 1870 !. se~rsklT 4 49, ~ 49,
frp<a etfFl - sef~s ffeF<<fH1 49, t~sshs
ed m.f4e sssl-s tsI tnaetne* 40 slas
ffs~s . s..i->% - So srrse--s f.rn~ y
b@ssf s>>es3. sAiek 1 go dsssp~s - 81 $3.50
kisss ~~r-s-s ~ - $500 - r.<e<s so
n<&f So rsfs r@s<i>E 49, 80 -
haze - - al $500 - 49," & -
ssss s''ss : 81 ~ E1ssSl1A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

connecting lincs Circulars giving rates
and detailed information will be mailed,
free. upon application 60 w. A. Thrail.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
Chicago 4 North Western Railway. Chi
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MUST BE SOLD.

On account 81 the d>axh 81 owns
splendid steam. fnil roller procnzs nourins
min capacity Is barrels per q hours In efcel-
lent condition: running probably n0W Fnai
WOOD per cord No. city Of Sooo. sixty msis-
from Detrotf. Originally cost sz5.up0; VIII sel
81 great sacrifice; rsrs ehanca HuSTLHS. ia
buhl block. Detroik
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

no not fail 70 look az Hssyman com
pany's adverstisement seem ia anothss
s..luau
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LADIES' S. DO SHOES Fur S2M
Eagan Bros. "a Canal street

Do not fail to look at Heyman com
pany's advertisement seen In another
column.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

Grad Rspsliz. Ma. Ius.si u ixs
<otins 4 hsrefs s<ren skzs ,ks s<.,,~n.,.,.
NIL fox the con<>ractso1 ~ = <sssf sfssen il
Nonh relsxt astnoe as4 Eest i-s11fd ess.-~l.
ceive psIrent fhoro<.. 10 tks ps,5c1 "a
frcnf1 DAYS frtsp this date q tbs n.osof u
s ss '''''''i az az ssosknrcx. Gu r,....,..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

MONEY LOANED for short time N larre or
w snall amounts oa sny form Of rood pccnr.
Building, cor. Psad snd Ottawa stssstz Lea
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60 IfFaEHfwH frI~H
e,- :: i ,.s.s. - s:.A -, .sss =.
~ - ~ cs,nsffnrlloe - FFnef - HaFtef
srr.L f-e<s 49, <ff~s< = FeIIrf Efr<9 = 49,
sN>rs,r ~ - rerip4 - f<.rts ds8 lrpsa
as ds>s q as s<t-s - tts 80 tss<serst.
go nH sozEsck. CO 1--ss--
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$3.50 n.p.l.. No. 6s<srs -
rrst-z = h><sos flssz 49, ths es<rs<r.r<
~ ~ - su1frxeu.rt ~ 80 aIifH tsI~e<n
esrrnf go ft:rf sffsrf1 fEDn Frst1orf s<EsFf
thei 4 81. st<s4sz r.su.ers l|,cross o. ths
f.r~ird a fHsHtf 6ErE <r11 fIH t11 e 80
49, -. = =, g. -.s.F,-' &, =. =. 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
A. CUTLER.
. COUNSELOR. AT LAW,

wuxpEHxx nUrIDfsc.
Gives prompt ssd skiilful attention. 10 ali
esses entrusted - he ears. Practices In Kent
ottawa. Oceana. Nnskeeon aud Nsuayso eonnr
lies. Safisfsction guaranteed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

tIfF IFVHHNFHT7F ~
Grand kaItds. Mich. auKnsi 4 in1 4
80 ~ cnf1ftrurlnk q eevrf lt Tai aIef srurna
lrtEu Cat sSsnae a. fotnt ~ fert 49, ~
ilsl4hpia efnnuf = 49, q ~ han1s. 49, tIat
- trEotf tsEs frum tfls daf1 a. thc ct,fs -
IL eta tFen<ufnr ctr hnfl
sag - \. n e0kklcK- Us Trrssnrs.
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wzNTEo-soAEoEes.

GOOD HOTEL Ca CO s .sss
erly - 70 81; trsnssestr, q and $40; bstk ira
81 lincoln Bouse. No q spring str>sk 6uaf-
snfe@ 81 Essri fsrr sns E-so honsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

er-.a tspss,, MAJ ii, = "a
foit<- 4 hsssff eitea thEf th< e=s<<-nrzt
rcA ~ tts eqct1rort.oz a setef - oak
81 Sslss E<r~~s. y go a ~ ks14<. enf 49,
riu fr1et<e raFrne1f ttsre14 ~ a. p<riQ1 -
t<ents drts r~f, go 1nts a &c o1fx a ~
80 X sokEck. o. Ir--..-~,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

o~.se flsr<ds. MA gsir y isn
<cttrs 4 bssst1 efre1 tset a. e~~@un>rt
fpi fof fhs f-srsil pcttra - seFcI A. iA.sfx.r&
b nge 81 mv ksrts. sc tkel ] Hti -
e<frs - fmr1f uese<n ~ a. reFlor a t.esIf
Gays fruIE Llt date a ~ D4aa - 49, cl1F
A soREck. css rrs.--r-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20


TO loU WANT noSEyr-Ifss. yoa ~1ll e.s
~ ~ 70 yo1 sdssnkass - - - before 49,
sox1ne
We make iosns % household rooaz. plsnos.
horses, .ssen<. % r<rcasi property q xny
quickest possible time
Our loans erg made without prbiicisy sad
ne rrop>r<y y len h yo1r Individual possss'
tlon-
Leans can b esrrisd e ioas ss desired or~.a
- paid In fuii. % N raff. ~ sny time 70 suil
yoar epnvsniencs, snd any psrt paid rsducs. Ia
cot 81 carrying the Loan
III pee ous a balance o. furnlfur<. rlano q
ether property, We VIII pay q 10 fo< 5oa sni
sx<ocAat1ue Plaza
Our ofso~ ara fhe nost pls.sa.s q. the elsy
ana sre - arranged that FartIes ealing npo1
ouxly.
ksnember that yos havs Ne - a both fhs
property ssd the nsonsy and can rc<ua ths
money e sry time:
Hoom 2, Tower block
Corner q Honro>. rsari and Canal -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

~ |TTETHTHFE TF|IT|-
80 - g. I1NI<ErasrenI ~ - atteE t9|xnr1
tNzs1n&s $780, ene t4IIt a4rHs ft1<n Hertt
- 80 r---n1 ~ 1880 19fI tIpE - 1Et4
- - n<k-r 4 - s..f t,eeteF-1 - be-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

VIZ Irr1EUrETf NIIc1.
01nnd Rapids. xich krusf 4. i<s1
rQflc< a k<rehF kIsan tat go az<<~<r.nuf
roli for ths snlrcs ~ 80 -
Veto <trest a. Iufl e. ~ X o.r-.,.. = -. IL =
hands ana thai Vii rr~~irs e.>t.-,.-t Az.
To- TIE porlo4 - tsentg asFt fro<a itII1 dale ~
NE once 90 TIE rtf{ tres.uroa CO hail
sas = ~ A. sokKlCk cl9 Irszssrs-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

Grand Rsp,ds' Mica kar.ss i ia
Notice u hcreby rtFon tl<f fne 1s.~-~~...<
roll 10 TIE corffructloa q sever n kErl q ave.
see num 700 fc<t nortt q Hone ssern1 - Hal
paymenf herco1 fos ~ period - tw.nfs tx<<
fron th.s cste 81 t,s of.cI Il f.< go trezx1r~<
aga Nh soRRIck. us rr---a,.- 1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

er.sa n@rias. MAJ lrxsss 4 isa
rotice = hcrs.1 fsvsl thsf "a ss..z<n.~uf
81 80 y.r npe.ins, wldr1.af snt sst-csica -
1eterson sFunue - HG1lsna nr.nnr -
no~ IN ny hen1s. SAD thst ~4d ~
ses.e pgmert Arreon GO she pfflua - fscntf
ssss * SfsoRnick. CO r,....,-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

ars,s H.p,ds' No. hlf-' 49,. 80. -.
Notice . hefebs k1scn tlsf ~ r<~--..-...-s
npii Tor the ln1pro<>u.hnf - kortk nIslr1'Er
street. fFou Ae1ros street - LA str>sl i
nos - ruT hands, and ttaf vii reneIra 49,.
rzent tisfesn fof Ne perind a iwnrff as fr.s.
lh,s date "a The of.os II the cffy lrossaral eifT
hall
sasn Nh soRRicK. oi,s Tsussssu.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
BUSINESS CHANcEs.

De- % SIS per dsy a hssne ceiling Llehsnlna
pei Platter and plating isweiry. watches.
tabiewarr. etc. Plates The finest u ievsiry
send a. new on ~ kiafs q nssAi With God
Esrry house has gods needine plstins ID X
Demo. Coinnhus. q.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

Gu IfTkfuF1TE UlIIra
o1sand Rapid. Mich. tu<nsf q tsX 4
Motto \ hercls kiScn hat Ihe ss<-s<r-r.l
roll Tea the improvement ~ HosI11 stress frou
I-fon kttee< % f1rk <trnel = no9 II -
hands. and that vii rccotfe narurri tE.rsns
icF u.e period 90 tsenff dEys from - y 1ats a.
ne cr1cS 81 ths ctf lresEareT. fiir hall
sns - n. a. soRklCk. t1il Iro.ssr>.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

Want Columns
Losr.
------->-~~~->~-~>-----~
4 osT 4 senra - 81 kss< .. : spi., ,ipee %
~ lsn<i stfse<- y. &. ste1Iafa. > & a. -
sELp wANyxo aeAkE.
WASTKD- ssa - e.nv~. l,.s 81 aeese fes
49, ElshsAs< u = Aa<1rz sre1<s1. - =
HELe WANTED FeA6ALE.
s,ss ks 4 e f s -. sss,., =. :
WA>IFD. 4 as,s<l.p. A.:s.ss.ssf-s sssss z
W ~ass~. Ars J I. LIZ. ~ N@i.~,s ~. -
WA>TkD : se.apss,ess sas! = Do ssess@l
sod eeek. hn. Nf-- f2las. - Nssltks .se-
WANTEp-A eenpessss sih ~ resr@i
~ htslssseFk mnsf ~ god sopk- Ma
= = 49, - - = - -
WANYFo SITUATIONS.
r~~<~r- -r---n----~ r-~<r
WASIsD SO nasisa = hes.skss.sr &C.
-nanfef. e0rner ,. ata ~ and 4 broadway. ~
W sas liTAt ~oss ~ trustsefstf mss- eiillag
n wer fer snaii PAP. address 4 \. box :,
XNANTkD-A po<ltisa "a Anf msresnfiie
wwk; experssaesd nsn- T. boa, hstsia
oiso.
Il AIDES de<lrinr eoals,st<nt aarss addreEs
IL Nurse, ~ ffsedess. a
wAHTEo AGENTS.
WAATkD p s.g ,s.s = A.eAlsas.
w sfeass esd esn, <sss . h.ed.e sose,'
drs-s vita rrferoses-' he slrssiss T~lbe Bon
company. III orssseid s,sees. bstseit Mich
ron REHT- ROOMS
~->~>~~<<- -~~s-~-
L,oR REM nlcsly furnished frost roon.
V,o RENT-.ssiss Of rpos.s nicely fs-alshpd
sl-se aud 8 per reek, John Moran. Il Eat
Bridge stfoet. a.
NICELY furnished roosas. sinsie and en-
~ suite; exrelient table board n desired al
Sheldon street. q
I1OR RENT-Outsidc furnished rooms and
II fuite 81 unfnrnishcd rcoins Cor Housekeeping
~ u Monroe strect. room II. ~
L,Ok RENT Room, On ground floor. with CT
IL without board. III Bostvick street ss-tf
E,oR REST-Rooms on ground floor, con
~ venient for housekeeping. Ia Barclay stFect,
corner Lyon. ~
NOR RENT-Furni.b~d ,v,<,-,s A. the VIM
II gar block; steam heated, gas and hath
roomA No. - South Division street t-i4u
FOR RENT-HoOSES.
LN0R REST--1oroom modern house on
II wealthy avenue. between Paris avenue
and Union street. all In goot repair: so . mo.
Also one on Paris avenue fnr s.. and suit Of
rooms or Bridge street for $40 a mo.
CHAS. u MERCER,
send 10 Widdicomb BLDG. Phone 50.
ron RENT- BUSINESS.
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wANTEo-RooM

UyASTED-Unfumi<h rooms With board
w In christian family for lady where care Of
child can be given; mother employed during
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

fTyo RENT-The two-story brick bnildinx. No.
4 - Huron e.. also store No. NC Canal 81
8. l. and Phi. G. Fuller. II East Bridge 81 -
LroR SALE. OR LEASE ON EAsY TERMs-
II a hotsi with furniture and 1nt-ciass bar
with complete fixtures attached: best Of ioca-
ton IN the eitv: possession given 90 once. Adj
dress y. r.. box Herald ofiice 8n
L,ACTokY FOR EENT--Aftsr July ne viii
II rent our three story and basement brick
buiidinx Nos and Erie street: ccntrI 10
eat1on gas snd electric light power. elevator.
Bisssli Carpet Sweeper Co. 2 Min street. Mt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

EOR SAEE-MfSCElLA
Hack. horses. harness sn sss sale 4 ,.r,x
- o Canal street.
EoR sALE-ons Of The nnsst saloons In the
strests. Porter block Wll b cold cheap 70 the
right party havias money d. ~ Amberg
Bro.. l5-tf
E,oR sALE OR REST-Uprixht piano 3
II North Front street 81 mo
ENoR sALE-Ny entire sters of fnsniturs ana
niscsi,snsos hoosenosd kncds. nev
street, house and lot No. ise hadison sts sss:
vacant lot on Christ ttrcei; farm 81 ten acroz
80 rods east Of city limitz new boildines and
az kinds Of fruit, VII sell g szshsnge for
street llsii
MISCELLANEOUS
MAGNETIC healing and elairvoyanf reed.
III inss. ID Canal street, over. The bakery
- MRS NJ y. FREE.
vHyASTED-A second hand Hall shiusie nil
w in good running order. Address boz -
South Grand Rapids A.
IMPERIAL LODGE. No. Regular con
II vention ever Friday evening &C clock II
Imperial Castle hall. s02 Wealthy avenue. VI
BsPerkins. &. C.; W 4 Neahr. X. Of r and s
CNAP for trss sline men who visit many town.
- no sales 90 make no samples 20 earry
work done In fcw minutes. while waiting fos
trains. Write tor particular -kovinz. leck
yUANTED-An the msn 10 step IN and So
w our price on q spring suit 81 clothes ~
pair Of pants made 70 order Noigt hsrpot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
LE0A..

nu@<sre<'s kc<ls,a
tIlF Trn<snrnr,s o.
6f<rt fs1..I1. Al1ks A,z<u<l ~ ia
<cfirs = he1~A1 Elto1 tkst t11 kEsnszzo<rI
toAf4< 1a mtHpt1u1Et - IL1<sn1f <Irarl
ffp<1 t<f814sA s4eE4s - kI1<Isnd 4srnnn. a
no< ~ ~ h@n1s so1 t1al xlI To0rIse - -
theresa fof IL pefse4 - fsenly ds<S ina. tI..S
uat< - The c1>c< q iAe s.ff ffnz <nl.I cIl1 l.[
segs ~ h. bo1Ailk. O., ls1zz.rs.'
Irc~surcr's Nosioa
Cue Irsz<alors orEos
Grad hsptis. Mo-. 4ueu1s ~ -
<o<sre p bsrrhg ssr<1 hat ~ szsa4<zs "a
ro4 NJ the to1<tFucl<a1 ~ 4 zr.rf u <GEir~s
AlisI, iron 1a1k street . IRE ElIs1l a 49, IL
No h1nds Hn1 t14, | ~lu n.esits p.s nlsnl
dst< - tke o'1<< q lIss <>ls f1-asar<< <Its l.L
sept Nh suhAjCk. C.tr Irsazzrer
Tro~<urcr's So<ien.
CIts lFr1s1sn : ulssa
61knt kepl<i<. &lcl. anxusl AZ Ikzl
<ot>ce = bercns Etsen hat tie sssuzz1I1ut
fun NJ The consuocflon - = sever a. fiI-l
street Ion fsn9 siraef e. Flssnaf sfrr a
y noe u NJ hsnds. s11 that = ID refeI4s -.
ra-nt tb<rtoa fof TIE frri1. q f1enI n a. - fn1'a
re aAs< a. ~ e<.nsof tAs es'1 trc. sErsF' csis
sees Nh soRn X. ci,y rse.-.a~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

OVERWHELMING Rsdciih A Holt Of All
III south Division sfresf are showing some
Interesting fabrics in upholstery eoods Tele
pht ne 40 for estimates
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

ENoR RENT--loroom modern house
II wealthy avenue. between Paris avenue
and Union street. all In good repair; so . mo:
rooms OF Bridge street for SO mo.
CHAS. u MERCER,
eend 10 Widdicomb bldg Phone 80.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

WAATtD ~ ssS tsss n Michigan,
W sfenis cad esa, <ets - herdis rose.'
dress WITH rrfertaeez fhs ufasifg Iwibe Bon
company. III 0r>sseid tiFaes. letrsit. Mich
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-24
SECRETARY MORTON on FARMERS.

The Philadelphia Record publishes the
synopsis Of an interview with Secretary
Of Agriculture Morton which is very in
teresting to all classes, but especially to
farmers. He takes a very encouraging
view of the situation, and is decidedly of
the opinion that while the debts of the
farmers have increased, the value Of the
property which is security for these debts
have likewise increased. He also regards
the prospect of a further increase in the
value Of farm products as good, because
there will be proportionately less culu-
waited land, and production will, therefore,
decline TO a level with consumption. Pro-
duction, he continued, has heretofore out
stripped consumption, because under the
Homestead laws vast domain Of cheap
and fertile land has been brought rapidly
under cultivation. but as the main object
Of those getting these Homestead lands
has been to bring a farm into market as
fast as possible, and then mortgage it TO
the fun extent Of il value, production on
them will cease.
In this part Of his interview Secretary
Morton is evidently talking about the
North, for his statements certainly do
not apply to the South. Here the farmers
lands have not increased in value in pro-
portion 10 their debts. and the action Of
the Homestead laws has not affected
them appreciably. Thus far therefore,
the South has no special interest in Mr..
Mortons remarks.
In the continuance Of his interview,
however the Secretary does make state
ments which are worthy OF CONSIDERATION
by the Southern as well as the Northern
farmer. lie very truthfully says that the
decline OF the pronts OF the farmers
through oyerproduction would not have
been SO seriously felt had they 'been able
10 obtain their own necessaries in the
same free market in which they sell their
products" On this account tbs farmers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-24
HOW rIE PEOPLE AXE MIsLED.

one of the most astonishing OF natural
phenomena is the way in which large
bodies of men fan under decisions and
rest under them indefinitely. A very large
part Of the farmers of Virginia favor the
free coinage of silver, yet we question
seriously if one Of them in hundred
has the slightest idea Of what he de-
mands when he asks for it. There is
not one I'm one hundred of them that
knows IL his demand We're conceded. that
the Government would put out an indie
finite number Of silver dollars containing
40 ID grains of silver, nine-tenths fine,
whilst the gold dollar that it would be
putting out at the same time contains
. $40 grains of gold, nine-tenths fine,
and that the gold piece is intrinsically
worth thirty-five cents more than the
silver piece. We say that we do not be
lieve one farmer in one hundred under
stands this to be the case, and the whole
case.
We have been led into these remarks
by an editorial article in the Appomat-
tox and buckingham Times Of May 18th,
which begins with this sentence:
The Virginia sun and the Richmond
Times are having a very lively discussion
Of the silver question. We are with the
Sun in this matter.
Now there have been but two points
discussed between The Times and the
sun. The Sun asserted that the Govern
ment coined before 1873 more than $4,000,
900 Of subsidiary silver, all OF which was
full legal tender, and that the act Of 1913
demonetizing silver was passed through
Congress surreptiuously and without ne
members Of Congress understanding what
they were doing The Times showed from
the records that both ST elements were abb
solutely untrue as matters Of fact. and
that was the whole discussion.
Now we do not believe that the Apo
mattox and Buckingham Times means
to say that it lis with the sun" in the
two statements quoted, for II II were.
after reading the evidence which we
have quoted, it would be the same thing
for it to say that it believes five is six
instead of five. The Appomattox and
buckingham Times means TO say that
it is in favor of free coinage. but not
that 1t believes the two statements made
by the Sun. which is a fair Illustration
of the general looseness Of statement
that always accompanies this matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-24
NO INTRIGUING FOR THE sENA-
TORSHIP.

Our Washington correspondent states
that on being asked whether he would
remain q candidate for the place of United
States Senator in case he accepted the
Office of Assistant Attomey-General,
Holmes Conrad. Esq. answered that he
would, but would adhere TO his original
purpose Of employing no personal solicit
tations Of any kind to secure it," He
added:
should bee governed exclusively by what
they know to be the wishes of the pco-
pie of the State as TO the qualifications OF
the gentlemen whose names are presented
and that they should resent an attempts
from any direction 20 enforce the election
of any aspirant whose candidacy is pro-
NOTED by mere mechanical efforts"
This is sound and just doctrine. The
moment it is made to appear that any
candidate for the office of United States
Senator is intriguing for the place and
seeking TO secure it by combinations and
swaps Of votes. that moment should de
cree the end Of that candidates aspirl-
lions. This is a place TO be declined by
few, TO be eagerly sought by none, ana
certainly to be given 10 no one who seeks
it by intrigue and shameless, 'self-seeking
methods. Let all candidates for it stand
or fall by their merits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-24
un1LYWOOD AssOCIATION.
The Arrangements Completed Tor the oo-
servance of Memorial Day.

The ladies of the Hollywood Memorial
Association held a meeting at the Second
PRESBYTERIAN church yesterday at l.
o'clock. II was a largely-attended meet
ing. and arrangements FOR the eNeiela,
at Hollywood on May 5lst were dlscus9e"
II was decided TO hold memorial s1i
vices on next Sunday night at the Seconn
1,rtfe+ church. Rev. Dr. Landrum, the
pastor OF the church, VIII preach tle
mon 10 the Association. IL is eNpected
tbof AN the members OF the organization
viii attend the services, and wear tnelI
badges The hymns Nearer My 1oI.
TO Thee" Jesus, Lover Of My Soul anu
.Tow Firm a Foundation nave peeH
selected 10 be sung. t.t
The ladies Of the Hebrew Memorial
Association will attend the services Su"-
day night. and also the services on lue
qlst instant. together with the ladlr5 Oh
the Hollywood Association.
4 letter was read from the junior
HOLLYWOOD Association, asking the ladlea
10 participate In the ceremonies on u'
occasion of the burial on Getty sDu'b
HIN. in Hollywood, tomorrow eFeHius
al 5 o'clock Of the nifty Confederate Sol-
diers' remains which will be taken rom
DreUrv's Bluff, in Chesterfield. -FOUR
,,,rria,Ses have been provided for the
HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association, Oh
which the following ladies were selected
as representatives: Mrs. Joseph Bryan
president. Mrs. Isaacs, honorary wee
president: Mrs. James =. Branch. MIS-.
p. w. Mckinney, Miss Minnie Baughman
and Miss r. Med Crenshaw, Vice-presl-
dents: Mrs. NC. Clarke. Mrs. i. c. Minor
Miss NJ. q. Crenshaw, Mrs NJ NJ Oh
liam. Mrs. Van Doran. Mrs. Rogers, MIS-
Hart. Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Robinson, MIS-
Werth. Mrs. Townes, and Mrs. NC
Gruder. These ladies will meet az the
Second Presbyterian church at 44o O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Major r. A. Brander has nouhed the
ladies that a triangular lot will be re-
served for them near the Davis section
ON the 3lst. Immediately after the re-
interment Of ex-Presldent Davis remains
the procession will march 10 Gettys-
burg Hill. where the memorial exercises
of The Hollywood Association will tax,
place. Rev l.. r.. Mason viii offer prayer
ana Captain Frank Cunningham VII
sing IAN Hail the Power OF Jesus
Name"
The badges 70 be used by drivers OF
carriages bearing the members OF th'
Association can be had OF Mrs. L. j.
Hotchkiss. No east Franklin street, OF
and after next Monday.