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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

How. kasing reduced oae's income
and laersassd his expsGseS a man can
90 On i1dsdHIteiy snd not become q
bankrupt would seem very diiheait
problsm 70 solse he rules Of mathe-
maiics are very stubborn things. as
may individuals have found Ia their
sorrow. 10 lsss a problem than this
eoafr0nts the present democratic AL
ninisssztlOn IN its management OF tho
fnaaces II the nation Certain so-caiied
statesmen are demanding policy which
bills tair "a greatly reduce the govern
nsrts revenues While the expenses Of
the gosernment ara steadily Increasing.
They are SAID 70 have increased nearly
s40oO0.OUo within the last year. AZ the
nation grows ito necessities and ex-
pensss expand and revenues must be in
creased ac-ordingly. IL may be that
free trace or tariff reform would IN
crease revenues. but ID would greatly
doerca.s hone productions. The gov
srnnent might become rich. but the
psop.e would become poor. This has
often hsppsaed in foreign countries. and
Ne have had an occasional taste Of 10
here. The cause Of protection has lately
received host Of strong allies from
among the manufacturers Of the south
Being a. yet infAnt industries. they
have awakensd 60 tho fact that their en-
tire Industrial system is seriously threat
ened by the proposed legislation Of their
own party. The -solid south" lids fair
10 BE- rens eompletsiy ssunder by the
very conflict between free trade and
protection They have been quite will
irg the north shall have free trade. but
now that they slso have become . man
ufacturing people. they want none Of IL
The democratic party 10 becoming more
snd more a house divided against itself.
and the conflict over the passage OF the
bill proposed by Chairman Wilson will
b very bitter. It's entire structure 10
built on the sands. and as the rising
tides Of popular unrest and indignation
continue % beat against II. IL is only a
question % time when Vt viii fall The
sincere mournsrs. however. viii be few
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29
BLEW OPEN THE SAFE.
TAKE $3.50 AND EASILY ESCAPE
Forester Brewing CempaBy's san,
Mas Wrecked st an Eariy fioar
BY Professional Crseksmea-

YPsEIASTI. Mich. Nos. 2a-At 2o'eiock
this norsing four burglars entered tho
Office 0f the Forester Brewing company.
boand the Waterman. Charles Haines,
and blew open the safe. Three were
masked. one stood guard over Haines.
one watched az the front 3oor. while the
other two cracked the safe.
The robbers secured cleo The safe
WAS ruined by the explosion. Haines
succeeded in freeing himself about
o'clock and gave the alarm.
The burglars were tracked as far ~
the Michigan Central depot They must
have known the routine VI business at
the brewery. as Monday is collection
day. and there h usually much more
money in the safe.
The business office % the brewery 10
on the upper floor OF the main building.
Charles Haines sleeps in the room adj
Joining. he says: Il was awakened by
four men. one Of whom was not dis
euised. Three had handkerchiefs over
their faces could only see their eyes.
They told me not 10 make q noise and /
would not be harmed. Then they bound
my hands with a clothes line. wrapped
my feet in a quilt aud bound them also.
The man without n disguise was dark.
medium-sized. He stood over me with
drawn revolver. One other vent down
stair 10 watch. while two went to tho
Office. Then they blew open the safe
and took the money.
AS soon as they were gone tried 10
free myself aud finally got my feet free,
but could not loosen my hands i could
not dress myself 70 / went TO Foerter's
house as l was and woke him. The
burglars were in the brewery perhaps
an hour. did not hear them enter. but
found a window pried open after. IL
was about two hours before got free.
l do not know them. but would recog-
nize my keeper again
Officers are watching three suspicious
strangers who have been in the company
OF fpsilanti crooks several days.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

"Good mawnin, Linda. Whar 20 bin
up dis wayY' queried Grove street col
ored woman Of female friend she met
on Beaubien street the other forenoon
"Whar / binl Say. Dinah. de longer
20 lib de mo- 20 knows bout some
folks"
Fur suah. dun tole Mrs. Carter dat
same ting las night Whar 20 bin.
Linda
up heAh 10 houseclesln fur white
folks"
IAN yo' didn't cleanr"
mo. De woman of de house didn't
know lady when she seed one, On ! dun
come away"
Dress my soull When yo' rung Dc
front doahbell an told her 20 was de
lady who had come 10 do de cleanin ut
e1.50 a day, she dun tole yo' Toto
ITO git aroun to de back doah an work
fur 81 or skate"
AN yo' skatedY'
ovid boat feet."
"Dat's right, Linda. perfectly right
Dress me. but what are dem white folks
a-comin 10 anyway Why, Linda, il dat
had bin me, should hev felt % insuited
dat believe should hev animated dat
woman's conduct wild freezin sagacityl
Skate on, Linda. Yo's bon lady. chen
II nobody knows Detroit Free Presa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29
BURNED TO AcRIsp
Oil City Fire Trap Destroyed BY
Fire. csemstng
MOTHER AND THREE CHILDREN
Fire Originated From . Dsfecsfss
fiae and B.rnsd - Fserceay Ihsy
Could Not he Ka.caed-

On CITr. Pa. Nov. A-Fire which
started 1t $50 this morning. resulted In
the loss Of four iives and the dssiruc-
tion Of about $4,000 worth Of property.
with $4,000 insurance.. The district
burned comprises the square 10 the heart
OF the city. The buildings we're al oeeu-
pied ss stores. saloons. markets and the
like They were old wooden structures
erected IN the early days Of the oil en-
element The whole block Was q veri.
table fire.trap. The buildings were
owned by Griffith A Bro
T. III. Shields. A. r Common Wise A
Borlapd. NJ. Braunschxeiger aud the
heirs Of John DownA The IRE origin.
ated in a defective hue In Shields
restaurant and spread with such rapid
ity that il was with the utmost difficulty
any OF the inmates escaped. -Four of
them we're burned. Mira Hugh Shields.
wife Of the proprietor. after carrying one
of her ak children TO the sidewalk In
safety. returned for the others and lost
her life while attempting their rescue.
Her daughter. Fannie. aged IA, con.
Charles. aged 5 years. and . baby aged
seven months completed the list.
Workmen have been digging ia the
ruins all the afternoon foe the remains
and are still at il. but have not yet found
them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

When an all wise congress will pass
Law making train wrecking and robbery
q capital crime. eight tramps viii not
capture a freight train in Indiana and
attempt To wreck the fast following
limited express By uncoupling dozen
ears on curve. Train robberies. in
divers forms. have occurred on an aver
age Of once week ever since the begin
ming Of cleyeland's administration. and
the loss Of life has been something ap-
psling. Some OF the robbers have been
captured. and in many cases proved To
DO men who were driven To desperation
by the knowledge that wife and little
ones were starving at home. The pros
perity prophesied all along the line by
the democrat party has been conspicu-
Gus. but in no industry has the increase
been more marked than in that OF train
robbery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29
HOTEL GOSSIP.

S. A. Browne, the veteran Kalamazoo
horseman. who owns Belle Vara. 2:0Sal,
and Vassar, the sensational PAGER, was
guest in The Morton yesterday.
T. c. Sherwood OF plymouth, state
bank com missioner, was a guest in The
Morton last night while in the city on a
private business matter.
G.. Schuman. one OF the leading leather
dealers in Chicago. arrived in Sweets
last night. He is in the city visiting the
various tanneries.
J. c. Holden. Reed City real estate
dealer. was among yesterdays arrivals in
The Morton.
Sheriff A. G. Runnells OF Newaygo
dined in The Morton yesterday.
Frank Duchene has resigned his posi-
ton in The Morton.
MoRToS-A. V. Mann. Musxegon; A.
G. Runnels. Newaygo; S. A. Browne.
Kalamazoo; II. III. Hammond. Jackson;
Charles p. Foley. Detroit; c. j. Roche,
Bay City.
NEw LivrSGsToS-F. 7. Stimson. Ann
Arbor; L. Sergeant, Kalamazoo; W. j.
Kline, Schoolcraft; III. Potts. Grand
Haven; J. G. Holden. Reed City; a. g..
Day. Newaygo.
SwEET's-Mrs b. s. Chase. Muske-
gon; w. Israel. Detroit; John Lewis.
Greenville; W. ii. Bradley. Muskegon;
j. r. Baldwin. Flint; A. F. Williams.
Kalamazoo.
EAGLE-A. Palmer. Centerville; j. X.
Mitchell. Detroit; j. T. Littell. St Johns;
William Miller. Hartford; 7. p Stowe.
Howell; l. Waller. Fremont
KErT-S. Bitely. Casnovia; +. l. Wat
son. ID. Gardiner. Luther; l.. 4. Strong.
Nicksburg; +. w. Hastings St Louis;
II. Fancher. Kalamazoo; William Hiles
and wife. Shelby.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

counfry have been psrziizet. both
skillsd and consoa labor hzs been idle.
s.d sssa thoss rho had Saved some
thing Cor fhs rainy day vens vholiy un-
prsparssi fof ths dslass q slfssosd idle
assN Saturday Grand Rapids scot .
ezrlsad q four 70 the starving
niasrs Of the upper peainsuis. who
have 40 Opportunity % earn wages
eith xkich % procure food
stsrsat:0a had wrapped them IN her
gaaat arnF and made her terrible grip
dsably h1rribls For ths ss6sring caused
women and babss The army u nneo-
pi0ysd IN Grand Rapids 10 large and the
housss where ssfhcisnt food 10 act. are
nunsrouz Cases Of destitution srs
many aHd more are bsing brought 20
light each day. The worthy citizsa who
sits ds~a three tunes daily to bounti.
fully supplied table is too prone b for
get his worthy and unfortunate brother.
Let tho contributions this year be liber-
a. In their closets st home many Of
thu readers Of TIA HxzAED have piles
% warm clothing which they can spare
send il to tho Young Mems committee.
OF the Prevalent association. with pota-
toes. Hour. fuel. meat coffee. tea and
other edihles You can spare II and
when gisiag ttsnks for the nsrciss OF
Providsnes the memory Of the kindly
act wiIl warm tho cockels OF your chris
tian heart and tbs turkey will be the
iuicier and more tender when the
words come 10 mind. If ye do il unto
the least Of lhese In my name
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

II = b Ia regretted that sUrania >
superior O. anything n its kidd that
wss ever offered here. shouhi b. seen br
only three scnre people o. mere Its in4
structive features a. A. invaluable AZ
they are Interesting. sna TIE magnificent
display q scenery hesghiesed And
b~sutaed BY marvellous sppsicafsou q
light mskee al impression that not
oaly owes but esiacafes The program
lat night pa~ nsost interesting. ihe sob
Jet bssag Chaos 20 Man. beg nuine
~ Chaos. which uzs h,ilio-s n years
sgo. the lecturer took his auditors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29
Busy.

The stranger walked into the anteroom
of the editorial Office of q wild western
newspaper, and the Office boy stopped
him.
~ want to see the editor" said the
visitor.
"Does yer want to lick himr asked
the boy.
"Of course not" was the astonished
reply.
"Does yer want him ter lick your
Hardly" And the visitor smiled.
"Well. then. yer can't see him." said
the boy, blocking the way. Hes KEEP
so busy seein people that wants ter lick
him, er that he wants ter lick, he ain I
got no time ter see anybody else. Good
mornin." And the boy bowed the visitor
out.-Exchange.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

For many years nass Il Ia. been the
prsi-sworshy rrsc3ice - tNe Younger
business rsn q the tosn 20 solicit sub
scriptions % meoey. food fuel and cloth.
inz 70 Re given The worthy poor q the
sitr 90 rha8<sriviag ssd Chris,mas
NJ ultn shall say what measure Il good
has been done. how many de-oiuts and
destitute hones have b-en made cheer
ia ior ihe~ DAYS. a. east To thoss
vho haFe Abassiarce it seems myth
Tat ihers afe persons Who have not
even tie tsrs nece-sities % lie. snd
that the vital spark has been tanue,l
into taOs azaiu BY the arrival q these
Thsaksgiyins cFsricgsoefeod. WOOD and
clothinx. When al the horrors - death
fr0un starvation stsresi th@ ungsrtnnafss
b. ihe face. n ne Years that are 30
rasfe such cas-s esre nuuerouz years
vhea ne prosperity - "a People sas
ats@-fed - the han q narhinSry
throughout the lard All ths TAD fsctarv
chirnreys POURED forsh c.as-lrs. clouds
- hisck srncke. tas vsrr pre~enre -
vhich sl@set -. nec-~astie@ ard IN
raasY irstanres ths crusfcrfs - ia -
tas tan,iiy ~ ne mechanic F,,r ucnths
re manufacturers istsr-sf. q the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29
CASH RUN LOW.
State Treasury Bridges It's Financial
stringcncy.

otAto sbHa&t& At@ f<<s
stringcncy.
LANSING. Mich, Nov. 28-Ths state
treasury is decidedly cramped for means.
1t has been found necessary to get the
special charter railway companies. the
Lake Shore and Michigan Central, to
pay their taxes two months ahead OF
time in order 10 make both ends meet
a thing that has seldom. il ever. been
done before. Deputy State Treasurer
Baxter explains il this way: The taxes
assessed. according to the budget OF lo9l
legislature, are not due till next March.
Meanwhile. the state has TO struggle
along on the inadequate appropriations
set aside by the squawbucks. who were
anxious 10 make a record for economy.
For instance. the legislature OF 1891 esti-
mated the insane asylum expenses as
$4,000 each year. The actual expenses
were Sss0, 506.4S for 1891 and s40I, 1880
for lS92 For the Ionia reiormatory.
$4,000 was set apart FOR each year. The
actual expenses wero sl2S.0OO for the
two years To show that the provision
was inadequate. Mr.. Baxter points TO the
fact that on juno 30. 1892. there was
sl.2il.9 71.s2 in the treasury. On June
20. 1888. the amount was S0iI ,5ll.14.
However. the treasurer thinks the state
will get out OF the hole all right when
the new taxes come in.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29
SUIT FOR 100000.
r. & r. NJ. Wants That sum From
the A. W. Wright Company.

SAGINAW. Mich, Nov. 2S.--The Flint
& Pere Marquette Railroad company com
menced a suit in the circuit court today
against the A. w. Wright Lumber COM
pany to recover 10000 damages. BY
an agreement entered into April 10. 1893.
the railroad company extended their
road seventeen miles northeasterly from
Harrison 10 two sections OF pine. upon
which the defendants agreed To erect
sawmill and several shingle mills and TO
ship annually 5.0oO.O00 feet Of pine and
tho product OF the mills over the +. 4
Il. NJ. in all about 30o.0O00oJ feet Of
timber. The road was built at an ex.
pense OF 100000 and has since been
operated at "a further expense OF slio.-
COO The railroad company alleges that
IN not had the freight agreed upon. nor
any part az il, hence the suit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

CLrvxLASD's director OF police has
sought to regulate the social evil OF that
city by adopting the Paris plan OF regis
tratiou and medical examination. The
clergy protest They take the tenable
ground that countenancing the evil by
such means is n compromise destined 10
demoralizs society. Their position is
right. The rigid enforcement OF the
Law. FOR Ohio is supposed to be governed
by. would do moro TO check tho growth
OF the social octopus than the adoption
OF Partisan regulations. Tor American
society has not yet reached that low ebb
OF social morality prevailing in the
modern Babylon. that houses Of i'll To-
pute should be regulated rather than
stamped out
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

In shutting down the lid Of his wifc's
Saratoga trunk. locking ii and wrapping
the trunk securely with ropes and leath-
er straps for the purpose OF making the
structure baggsgemanpr proof. Mr.. McSwat
had consumed half an hour.
Now, Lobelia." he said, after he had
loaded the thing into the express wagon
and sent IL 10 the railway station. lyon
have just three-quarterso Of an hour TO get
ready. go to the depot and have your
trunk checked. Got your ticket handy"
1.-The ticket" replied Mrs. McSwat
That's all safe enough, Billiger. It's
IN the trunk Chicago Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

In France, too, 1t appears, lawyers
have the reputation Of juggling with
words.
A French lawyer was put into the wit
ness box. where he gave his testimony In
q very halting and confused manner.
The president Of the court suddenly In
terrupted him.
"Maitre X" said be, forget your pro-
fession for q moment and tell u the
truth."-Youth's Companion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

SESAroE JoHS VI PALMER has gone
g. Washington with blood in his eye to
fight the confirmation Of Editor Hesing
a. postmaster Of Chicago. The idol Of
the "iol" has not forgotten apparently
that the Stats Zeitung nearly caused his
political death few short moons ago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

IN the multiplicity OF Thanksgiving
Contributions the hospitals should not
be forgotten. Every person in the city
benefits by them directly or indirectly.
Both 10 the rich and the poor they come
as Godsend ia time OF illness. The
work OF battling against the insidious
inroads Of disease Is systematized in the
hospital. and othe- circumstances being
equal. the hospital patient has far
greater chances for recovery than he
who Il cared for in his home. With the
poor. who live in crowded. badly ven
tilated novels. the hospital lie wonder
Gus ally o; health in times OF sickness.
The patient is removed from squalid
surroundings and insufficient care 10 a
perfectly equipped hospital with corps
Of skilled nurses. In the one death
seems almost certain la the other the
patient may be nursed back to life.
The hospital is great agency Of chris
tan civilization. and those OF Grand
Rapids deserve the unqualified support
Of every person in the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

ILLINOIS justice Is what "fnanciers'
have sought sor years One OF them has
plead guilty 10 twenty nine counts q
eutbezzlement and been sentenced 10
one years Imprisonment on each count.
but each sentence begins and ends the
aana dav
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

Dis. CoKBETT has hied himself 10
Florida. whose balray atmosphere. he
thinks. will quickly nj him for his argu.
ment with DR.. Mitchell on free trade or
protection. Apropos the silver tongued
Britisher mus, be suffering with laryn-
gifts. for he has failed TO pass tho lie
die direct for several days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29
CAPTAIN washed Overheard.

HsSoock. Mich, Nov 2s.- Capt
Thomas Rawley OF Buffalo of the steam
barge James IL Sprigley left here for
Bayfield, this afternoon. and when aboug
two miles outside Of the Portage lake
canal. he was washed overheard. He 10
said TO have been under tho influence OK
liquor. The sea was too rough 10 saw
III
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

FRox the recent report - the treas.
ures % the United States II is evident
that Mr. clevelsnd's policy 10 decrease
the assets sad incfeass the liabilities q
the government il being faithfully fol-
lowed BY his party
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

ANS Arson. Mich Nov. 2s.-Sheriff
Bramer has arrested in ipsilanti Fred
Whitemore. tramp printer claiming 10
live IN Jsckson. for bufglarizing the
Courier Office. Tools with the private
mark - Chas. u. Dawson. the prcssman.
Wa found on he narson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

SAGINAW. Mich. Nov. 2s.-Georgs
Smith % this city was assaulted near
Paine's Station by two tramps. who de.
handed his money and jewelry. A de-
sperate struggle ensped. and by the fres
use Of razor be succeeded in making
his escape. but not until he had receivea
several bad wounds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

do You know said the sweet girl
dreamily, "vhen marry shall have =
diamond necklaces. plenty of rings and
silver serviceY-
There was . moments silence. and the
young man roee. Good night, goodby,"
he said sadly.-Exohange.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

why did Barlow and his wife 20
abroad on different stsamersi Quarrelf'
mo. Mrs. Barlow thought 10 would
Be pleasantsr for the children. Two
steamers were not likely 10 be lost. and
II one Of them had gone down the chill
dren would have had one parent lsft any
how.--Harper's Bazaar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

Increase Moore Holden. Kalamazoo:
William J. Bailie, Gsnges. Reissue
John Nan Antuerp. Original. widoes
etc. Ro3sna - gohnson. Gene~es Vii
Iass, Harriet Covert. Detroit Mericzn
var survivors -Iacresse Charles Bntts
HowaIi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29
Nelson BRADLEY Case.

LASsrNc. Mich. Nov. * The exami.
nation % Cashier Nielsen Bradley.
charged with making false bank reports
vas concluded today and the justice has
taken the case under adeisement The
defense offered no testimony At all
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

VAs BCRax couuty saloonists believe
that local option IL unconstitutional
Naturally. since Il i their business b
dispense ~bsseerss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

wxss1xcroS. Nov. es.-For lower
Michigan: Light snoxs At lake sta
ions; generally fair. bat cloudy IN the
interior. sarlahls sInds. colsier IN north
am Dortiou.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

Originsl-Jevl J. Carroll. Defr1it
decrease Ssmuei Tos3d. Dorr. Reissue
Thonss Gilson. ~ Johns. Wiihan Cal.
kins Palmyra Or4TinSl, vidoss etc
Ann p. Heron. Adrisa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29
Ar.e LITERAL r.rs.A

Miss spconss Gss they were saying
good night in the doorwayl-Yea are
the light Of nay life.
Her Father-Put cot the light Helen,
and come 20 hei.
The light went out--vogse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

AxoTHHs actress has hsen robhei q
her diamond. and the glorious cause %
theatrical free advertising marches on
triamphantlY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29
We Are Very Busy
Selling
Grand Rapids Made
Clothing!

Those handsome $1,000. 600. 400 and
100 home manufactured Mems Suits
for Sd. 90 arc going like whirlwind.
For $500 and $500 you can
buy suits made by us. worth $1,000 and
I2.oo. AT other peoples big blow
prices you will pay more than this.
For 1926 well button around you
one of those Chinchilla blizzard-defy-
ing Storm Coats that you see tabled
$500 and 1000 in other stores
All clothing at uniformly low prices.
Only honest methods employed here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

CoLnwsTER. Mich. Nov es.-The city
council has removed City Clerk Dickey
from Office for eanzs ami elected 4. IL
hlose 20 6ll the vacancy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29
Bst wo--

fo, n wss ~ fhs railway ~r~ck
That mace u bird and isrse.
He ioss his eyes. 81. 80 and no-s
In q coiiez~ foos hall ssse.
Cl~nats.sl rA~~.a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

War sbcaid TIE Thar ksrivfnr t,srksy
repine snj be disonusolatef he isn't
On tie tree lsst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29
Silent Slippers, Slippery SliderS,
Swiftly stealing along,
Merry, Mirthful, Graceful elders,
Full of joy and song.

What are these slippery sliddcrs graceful glidders?
Simply skaters, nothing more. Time has made many
changes. The old wooden rocker skate is thing of
the past Improvement after improvement has been
made until today almost perfection has been attained
in the art of skate making few years ago the skate
sell you today for dollar two could not be
bought for less than ten. and there is excuse for
any not having perfect durable, handsome and
useful skate.