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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-27

- nome .Ttta ~
N 49, attended a mceting Il
t ar.oal l'rrss club Tie dele
at alternate elected Is tae GRAFT
frsss stub aer- lnaote q az
km~g aiuuly sulunteere,t
rke club anil has a1er as
y tle president
FtaaI e1umittso 90 printing ap
aa lrrrt - 20 che board n
an Isfe plans Tor advertising
SIZE eorlis fair exhibit ha1
! che beard q tgade rooms
rr. afternoon. but President
enace,i mat there was not thing
thrstieu
~ rst isl.aaa contest ever held ia
fEH anl fts place az North park
fIe i'-efs turriss and Drar IL
CO. tar tignest assent "a a hot
aal val take place az North
Decoration day foF 80 a si1e.
ss already been deposited by
farres
ts Nsztr Minnie ana Aunie Schou
f.el ~ Mis- Ahtie Smith. en
4fge hunter u their young
a lasf evening az the residence ~
ean s-reet The evening VA pleas
qel, slta music and dancing.
ls-- evening The ale Quartet. com
Prrt Mrs Vale. Mrs Mahon. Miss
,afa herlala ard Mira Lllly. sang IN the
thffer.an church. These ladies' ex
rtffa leave the cIfy nov in few DAYS.
tIucago. here they Will study
re ceramstfe- on buildings q the
4p~rFisor= held d meeting Yes
4~H ~ a Contract Tor some al
dxiares iu tne register office
rr- 'r tsr heavy bnoks GU the
a..a - Csc foany c.erk Office.
i- r. ~nodea. a tourist from Nash
ieuee=sfe stopping az The New
-.tl-stl. iaat a valuable solitaire
lael.f pan yesterday on Monroe street
.fro tetseen the loser clothing
a Der hotel
he }ialfh Teitol; Iron works made
1rHrnt y.--.rriay ~ one q the
als patent lumber iryeg- % Bueuos
hfrss south America u Vaa shipped
NrH york Cry AMI ighcd about
t ir hearing appeals from
kfwes this aeek The Office
ri - review Cioaes dali AZ
lar sapervsors have completed
aad several huodred
So tasr ter made.
0hcfores AMI seniors y tho
f.t .n' aFed q game - Rugby
f f 'a Fountain street pack
ferY atrrree, The Sophomore
ea1 ~ ~aare 81 5 D. g.
Ha tac- confined % his
at rr sfa iec sustained
fr lH-at ,n the shafuHg - a
.ralue fl the Van livery fac
tfrir Harkrrr f'ee president = the
I- rftsre untn. has ~
tse city ana MARTIN Dat
nee eerfra p. fi tbe vacancy
it ask r spung build
f rrrrfrr n ere city hss
rs rE 81 eu 90 lhoro are no
nrs Beers 70 present
fFk kref hae Yarr asesl Frank
esaIfH arI txfgrrs. Iof-ated ~
N-t frigs street. AMI took
r-se-i = tts same Yesterday
NE fretf esr utafrl prfseutsd -
Mems tnrfsflsu ae@1riEf.on
tr imb Mamie. -.,oarary sas
e.fea yesterday
nfr RE Young Mons
afrr au'hhfx VIE pho
i1r The religious es
ll- ear FAIR
it Canal street cloth Ter.
scrs bar they
ft y BIS store ~
ef sst
at aa eesa e sol a'if7 ir
a atF itF over ere
rrsIaE iay ~ iss' year er a bt,si
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-27

4 tsam owned ami dnven - Mr.
Koairau . Iaaaia.sa, sliln .s.A ..ssssst bod
- a load ~ straw. lTcsme frightened on
f,snf street yesterday afternoon as : o..
ard rsn away. Tl- wagon csaiidesi Nifh
fsr Hurrh carriage TIE toftar Rss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-27

Union men are sarnei not II trade a.,
ine Model lat sture. NJ. le3 Canal
street As three men were passing Tie
store THURSDAY evening They discovered
gs.sl- telng sid after union hoaTs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-27

The fslis4lcg FrS faa al T. Oh
erfei T. JsA9 a LaEan post ga sua
aas asst Mss = Memorial sermon ~
tas Rev William - al : 3. IA fpsE
AL sttrui u bsiy. ga tuesday. Mas
~ tie past eli drelFate tie graves 81
tae h..ls c. 1etsrs ana then lcafe Tor
tha cats ga tae ehiek tran . taze
part 81 The parade
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-27

Wheu iifs receive 3 rcsy Hush.
Agl tceth become dazzling Nhlie
beneath the Efforts 4 the brush
When SOLODONf II a-ed Alright.
i BE- mouth bse0aars sweet. pure aad
a.tl al,
Aad tae frssh breath az odonaus
charm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-27

s.n9wn ouf AID thg-s - as Flts ser
prcasu. Ibe earriaEe 49, damages.
kholi stJ. s1I II kaaaasu 4s = gate
tntufeI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-27

DINNER sets gold suppled. loo pieces
oniy - la A. Hcyman company
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-27
Unpleasant Weather.

The cold drizzllng rain Yesterday
forenoon. and the coldi wind which pre-
vailed all day caused IN universal stag
nation IN business and many men
donned their winter ovcrcoats and heavy
clothing for health and comfort The
ladies' too. were GUY IN large numbers.
the greater majority Of whom were clad
seen witb thor shoulders covered with
capes - fur The open street ears pro
vided an uHusual cold breeze. their
RAPID movements creating a still greater
Wind. making ~ almost uncomfortable
for passengers thinly clad. The sun
deigned 10 peep through the black and
dismal clouds, thus preventing the
cheerful. satisfied. happy look. alvays
noficeabie ia the countenances - pe,ies-
TRANS and shoppers on our busy thor
oughfares during warm. suushiuy
weather. Furnaces Mere fired zap b.
b4siness houses and offices and heated
stoves lent cheer aod comfort 20 many
s7illed and benumted shoppers. The
universal saiutc was. ~Oh. hgv cold
II j. aievoutly hoped by tho great ma
,orify - our citizens that repetition =
tatay's weather wiIi not b duplicated
tefore the summer months have posed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-27

FISH Of AL KINDS A.. P ,s5s,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-27

r. rrarai rhurs w stsers
~ ssadag souas sroE. "a Aars,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-27

Tor one dollar you can procure dur
able chair Ak iiegmany o0mPany's- III
Is a iargaau
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-27

LIf CRABS At De''en'haleF's today
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-27

PRICES cur 10 LAf CORE , ~ @s' At
liz Western Beef ana Provision c3m
farv'E
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-27

AL those ;l.Oo chairs at Heyman com
psny = have hot been sold. \ few re
man, which Will be closed out.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-27

r W Bliss Il Co. 81 Monroe street
collect rents. attend ta repairs.. taxes.
etc Patronage solicited. Phone lils
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-27

The HERALD is still supplying it's read
ers with the 1892 coins at $lOo In Chi
oago they are being held at sl50 each
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-27

seseutesd souas ladies Who are ss4l-ssaiiis
tfsiici IL thf fft-fisf movement aaa sNssfd
nsnaAi pross bol a. the kulshts ~ - tina
iAeladltz ttfsll.ss rEh 8 ga - teaelut g.
h. 80 ss4ssg~a - a. t.slt5slag Nrll ifesa
yaa1g lsoll, Mr.. NFrtie ke.of-t ttg llsan
sFs Aie. Ea ni,.ssd. Nj ssud Hnshe@ NJ
Alsnse h4cA.is. As. fssl h4sls aLa stlSs
Prices &c - I'D -. kss-rved ssat sals
Asnaay, Mas 81 az nias olpek
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Salbe Staten fir Die Sabrt na@
Chicago mnb Smrid.

DaS LANCE ertpartete @reigniB lit
enbli9 eingetreten. bic paRagier>& Staten
fir Sic Gabrt nod Gbiea9O uab 3uriid
limb apf bic Sdffte rebueirt mprben.
Bonn l.. Npgu|t an perfauft bic
Santa Ges8qhn &etour : 8i4ette mad
@bieags big 81. 9puis ober &anias
@itp gum preiie Ser einfaden Gabrt
plus 5000, Spl6e Sidets merbeH
tdsIi9 big gum 81. October 1893 eers
fault tperben, 9ieielben baben cine
@iiltigteit BON 80 aasen fur bic &ids
fabrt bonn Sage bes @erfaufes on.
9ie Snbaber berielben iiub feinen 8es
f9rdnfuugen III Beaus auf bic Aceoms
mobationen unterporfen. Mer bafir
EXTRA beaablen min, fann aud pldbe
in ben pnlman' i6en 8eiibilzS 6lafs
Wager belegen. 9ie 8enubuug Der
ho9elesanten @bairsGars Der Santa
Sc 8abn ftebt ben paHagteren Dbre
@rtras8 ergiitung 3ur 8erfigung.
Sie paRa9iere f0nnen bon @bicago
on bic &iidfabrt mad Belieben antres
ten, nOrauSseieBt, baB bas %innerbaIb
Der 30tdgigen @tltigfeitsbG uer Der
8iaette sei9iebt, unb tpenn mar sus
riidfebrt, wirb man nidt nur bas Be-
wuBtiein nit fi6 nod 9aufe nebmen,
benz groBarti9ften S9auipiel Der
Welt beigemobnt gu baben, fonbern
baB bic 8eiie aud bic bentbar anges
nebmfe unb bequemfte gemeien if-
ME bas eben MIR BEL Der bo6elegans
ten unb mDbernen ausriiftung Der
3ige Der Santa Sc 8abn m6gli9 1T.
Cine entIprs6enbe n%iebrisere &ate
tpirb fur ale puntte on Der Santa Sc
8abn mad ct. 2ouis unb &aniaS
&itb unter b~enjelben Bebiugungen
feHgefebt perben.
Man penbe fi6 miinblid pber
f6riftIi9 al irgenb einen 8i0ettsA9en
ten Der Santa Ge 8abn in 8eaug auf
Biaette Ober fDnitige @in3elbeiten.
Man laT1e ii6 einen "ColumbiasFols
der seben, Der nidt nur cine geuaue
8eI6reibung Der MeItauSieaung6s
8auten entbdlt, fonbern aud einen ges
nauen ptan BON Gbieags.
%. g. Reenam,
Generals aiagiers agent.
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9.

= oSm Waeo'er Natatprium ertrant
Der l2idbrige auabe Satob 8abu6
beim 8aben,
- Sic Dottoren &aiferb unb Cant.
forb In 0eufon, mel6e ben 2ei6nam
bes Mutterm6rbers Sbaw nod bel beis
fen 2ebseiten gefauft batten, baber
iebt mad elmer genauen unteriu6ung
feines @ebirns ertldrt, baB Sbatp mad
ibrer mifeni6aftIi@en ueberaeugung
tuabnfnnig semefen iei. Sbarus @es
birn pog rtur 80 un3en, pdbrenb baS
Normalgetpi9t eines 9eiltig seiunben
Mannes 493 nn5en betrdot. @inen
genauen 8eri9t iiber ibren 8efunb
merben bic beiSen @er3te in Der 9epz
tembersN ummer bes Stem Oorfer .Mes
6ieo Surgical SourEal" per0fentli9eu.
= Sn Serartana bat Der Gountps
&i9ter Sing ben &eboeteur Naen BON
Der bortiger rSailp Neps", nit benz
er fGOn LANCE in Gebbe selebt batte.
eri6oHen.
8ewaltige &egensi6e perben be-
ri6tet aus 81 paiD. San Nngelo unb
garri5o Springs in 9immit @ountp,
iomie aus &unnels, Coleman unb
8rewu County. Sn San 4ngelo
batten bic 0ieb5i@ter idpn 8orbereis
titngen getrofen, ibr 0ieb na@ Dem
Snbianerz9 erritorium au bringen, mag
nun ni6t mebr n0tbig 1T. Sn 81 paio
tparert bic &egengife bonn a. uMb 5.
Nuguft 10 fart, baB iie bur@ Austpas
f6ungen te. betr16tli6en S6a6en attz
ridteten. @n Der @ibli9en Yacifce
Babu finb mefli9 BON 81 palo aabls
rei9e 8rtiden tpeggefpilt unb 9dmme
unterwaf9eu wOrben, iobaB mebrtdz
gige Gerfpdtungeu lu erpqrteH limb.
= 9ie tIeine NieberlaRuns Mens
tone am peeos mirb pon elmer llebers
f9memmung bebrpbt, @bas. Maiou,
Der ben peeps bort treu3eH woltp,
muBte bies @ageitid nit benz 2ebeu
be5ableu.
-3wei Meilen bon 2uling ertrant
bas Is Monate alte Sinh bes Garmers
@la3en, als berielbe auf Der &idfebr
BON Der Stride nit ieinem Gubrtuert
einen Greet ~treu3en pofte, Der nod
tur5 borber p6Qig troden geDefen mar.
Das Jubrpert purbe in einen Strus
bel ge3ogen unb bas Sinh aus ben
Nrntell Der Mutter BON ber Str6mung
bintpeg gerifen. 9ie tleine 2ei9e
murbe fpdter in ben Wuraeln am ufer
aufgefunben.
= Sie fiir3li9 eingeltiir3te Bride
iiber ben 8ra3os mar feline alte Bride,
fonbern 1e mar erit fiirali6 bon Der
Sing Sron Bridge So. neu erbaut
ppr6en, unb omar nit einem &oitens
aufmqnbe pom $4,000. Sci benz
ginfurs inb aud spei farbise giebs
treiber um5 2eben 9efommen.
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Muertet.

6. %. Saunders, @uflp
S6melber ir. unb Wm. McSonalb
baben cine 6irma gegriinbet, UNI ben
8iebbanbel i'm groBen MaBftabe au
betreiben, unb apar in nod bebeutenb
gr6Berem N}aBitabe, als g.. %. SaulIs
bers bas bisber alein betrieben bat,
Der tu1brenb Der Iebter Monate alein
nod @btcage iiber 800 @ars2 abHngen
&inbpieb beri6ift bate.
= Sas GDuntp : @eri9t bat nit
3 gegen 2 Stimmen (&i6ter
@a1asban unb @ommifdr Sonas)
bei9loRen, baB bic am 10. Mtai
1898 ausgete0ten Gourtbaus > 8onbs
unter3ei6net unb benz County, S9abs
meiter eingebdnbist nerben fol>
len. &i6ter @alagban itimmte boz
gegeu, neil er pRnf6t, bob ert ein
&dufer fiir bic 8onbs borbanben lei,
ebe 1e u1teraei9net piirben.
= Ser S6uIcenius BON 9on 9ns
tonic meit fir btetes S9uliabr 4.849
peiBe unb 1850 farbige S@ul<36gs
hinge auf, alp auiammen 1929. Yin
ben ftd6tii6en S9ulen finb iebt86 2eb=
rer unb 9ebrerinnen angeitelt, gegen 4
int Sabre 1867, 20 I'M Sabre 1877
unb 81 i'm Sabre 1887.
Cine lteue 2oge bes Orbens Der
nanigbts Of 6onor" lit bier gegriinbet
worben. Sic nennt fi9 San IntDnio
2ose". Sno. s. 9anien mar Der Or
ganiiator. Ser reuen 2oge geb6ren
bereits 40 Mttglieber an. Sn Der
sweiten Sibuns murbe bic 8eamtenz
wabl porgenommen, bic 5as folgenbe
&eiultat ergab: paul BreBer. ST.
9ictator 9ermann 0elligmann. Stcs
tator; gilbert Beri9, Gice Oietator
s. @ur5bad, 8eri6terftatter; %. 80.
Cigar, 6inan3 : @eporter; @bos.
S9eibemantel, S9abmeiter @rnft
&i6ter, aaplan; gugen 9tafel, Sub
rer; Wm. 9eiligmann, Wa9e; q.
s. 3eltmeger, poiten unb Wm. 6.
Smell, S. 2onfenau unb Nbolpb 4lar,
Sruftees.
= 9eute in ben friiben Moreens
tunbea perl6ieo mad iaperer 8ranfz
belt an Der MISUNDERSTANDING
5rau Ntina Sape, bic @attiu
bes Germ Nuguit Cape, I'M Nlter BON
A Sabren. 9ie 8eerbisung finbei
beute Nbenb nm 6 l1br. bonn 9rauer=
bauie aus-9apes 9ia I'M @aft Cub
fat, tpO3u bic Greunbe Hn6 8eruanbs
ten Der gerltOrbenen freunbli6t elm.
gelabeu neroen.
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Der neue Senator fir California,
9err pertins, 1T als l2idhriser Sunge
aus benz @lternbaufe In Maine burds
gegangen, bat fi6 lanse our See bers
umgetrieben unb %franbete bann lit Ga.
l~ifornia, mo er mad unb nod @ouoers
nsur, MiaiOnSr uub besbalb iebt Ses
nator ~seporben 1T, Hesbalb m69ten
mir aber bod ni6t unIerer boEnung8s
Dolen Sugen6 ben &atb seben, hin.
3ugeben unb besglei6en III fbua.g
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California > Weine.

Weinliebbaber fin6en ein groBes 9as
ger BON feit1en California Weinen bel
9errn s. $. MeDer am Nlanlo>
9laaa. 9err Meper fu6t bic Weine
an Srt unb Stene aus unb fauft bireft
aug benz Seller Der @einal6ter. 4ls
gutem 9enHer gelingt es Inn tets, bic
beften 9orten ausaupahlen. ct fam
feline &unben un6 6amiliem NIT einem
guten Sropfen berieben. &otbz unb
MeiB Meine in poraiigli9er Qualitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @aqone = fret
ins Saus geliefert.
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@aber Jabrprets.

Die Snternationais8 abn Pa! fur bic
Gabrt mad ct. 2Duis unb Chicago
unb surif MIR ben balben 5abrpreis
(plus 5000 fetgefeBt. Wegen ges
ttauerer Snformationer uenbe man ii6
on ben nd9ften SidetsN genten.
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Smpla, Valn,er : @arteu 1T /

SuIU1 NWSuHCH VW1*eW II UtI
@ammelplab Der 9euti9en BON San
Nntonio nit ibren Gamilien. 9ie re-
g~eImdBigen Nbenb Srei : &onaerte an
bier 4benben it Der Wo9e fint ftets
aablrei9 beiu9t unb e%rfreuen ii9 elmer
algemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
unb Wbisfeps unb aQe5eit felerfrii6es
Bier, fppie bic beften @lgarren.
9ie Refauration liefert ole
Delitatefen Der Salon. Mutern,
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
SdgliG ausgeaei9neter mariner 2un6.
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@m. Mdtthiea.

aIsif@er, 9ouitOusGtraBe.
2iefert bas boraigli9ite &iub=, S9af>
unb S9meinefeii6. SpesiaIitd!:
Sunge8 &aIbfIeif d. Ollie Sors
ten BON WurIt.
8efelungen perben in irgenb einem
3beile Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
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Gpple9's 3egifter, ND. % Nlamo
plaaa bot einen &uf fiir guten alien
Wbisfep, bic beiten semii6ten Sc
trdnte, feline Weine unb ausge3ei6nete
tmporttrte unb einbeimii9e @igarren
unb tets frif1es Bier. Ser @iaentbas
mer. Soc COOLEY, pertebt ieiu @ei6dft.
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Snoo'a 9;nc.t beiIen ale 2eberreiben. 0ou.
iudt. GeIbiudt. lnperoauIidteii. Wisrdne.
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Ser prinsresent 2uitpolb BON
8apern bat ben Girfen 9ismard In
aiIiingen peri6nli6 piatOmmen sebeit
gen. Solte er eiien 8nnbesratbSsBe'
peq md6tigten brau9en2
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8u6lens arn,ca eufse.

Dte bette Galbe Der 9BeIt fir e4nitte, Anef4an.
sen,G ef&uare, Gttser. unt 9ants Gusi@Ias, SIe&t,n,
seiprun9eue Sdnbe, Sreftbeufeu upbs a1e Senttrauf.
betten; turirt Sdmprrbntben cber tstns BeseAluus.
86atss 3ufrtebenbett sdranttrt ober bas Gelb wtrb
BuruGesftattet. % Gents BITE S&d@tel. Bum @ertauI
In allen 4pstbeffu. 4bpfpb Dretb, Ibpupfru& &C.,,
10 scleSaIe
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@rmnsetaemtbnms . llebertraanmseu

Mr8. Nsnes a6bler an Clemens
a0bler, @run6ftid an SIibeftr., $3.50.
Nuguf @eBner on Nn5reas unb
gmilie @eBner, @runbfiid an Olibes
unb Neba6afraBe, $500.
Mnguf U. Safel unb Grau an Nans
ME 2awion, @runbftid an Wittmanns
StraBe, $3.50.
Sabib Moo6warb an Nelie 8css
ling, @runbttid an Gannin > GtraBe
fir $500.
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= 2dngere 3eit lit i9 an einem
Qeberleiben unb gebrau6te 9ieles obne
grfOlg, biz mir i9lieBlid Or. Muguit
&tnig's hamburger SrOpfen boItdn.
bige Geilung bradten. -6rau Caroline
@eiie, 1877 Gates trabe, @leoeIanb, 8.
The record-union., 1893-01-26

the operation Of railroads in the more
populous parts of the State, will neces-
sarily advance. Nor Will the advance in
rates relate solely to outgoing freight. It
would burden the incoming freight with
additional rates, and this is exactly what
San Francisco most desires. Overland
transportation makes san Francisco a
back door of the commerce of this coast,
and it is against that very condition that
her merchants are contending. One of
the daily journals of that city, in its issue
of Monday, January 23d, unconsciously
pleads guilty to this indictment.
If the merchants of interior cities and towns
would only take time and.trouble 10 think out
Inc situation little, they would see that their
claim 10 be considereded terminal and COM
ptutlNe railroad points is not we'll founded
since 1T is unnatural and artificial Marys-
Nile, Tor example, or Fresno, or Sacramento,
or any otner town away from the seacoast,
cannot, in the nature of things, compete with
Ine city that sits at the gate OF the sea and no
loIc'ns OF rates on such q basis can endure.
for II is opposed to the laws of nature and the
Wen understood laws OF business.
Here is distinct plea that all interior
cities and towns shall forego entirely all
aspirations to become distributing cen
ters and points for wholesale transaction,
and shall surrender that commercial pre-
rogative to San Francisco, hold out their
hands 10 receive San Francisco's man
acles, and forever thereafter play the role
of conquered provinces to the metropo-
lis.
The representative organization of San
Francisco merchants, to wit, the Traffic
Association, asks the Legislature of the
State of California TO amend the Consti-
tuition of the State to this end. If the
true title to The bill amending the Consti-
tuition had been written out, it would
have run in this wise: "a bill TO confer
upon San Francisco a monopoly of the
wholesale business of the Pacific Coast,
and the exclusive right to become dis
tributing center Of its commerce.; or
further, this would have been a good title:
"A bill to raise the rate on overland
transportation, SO that the commerce of
the Pacific Coast might enter and depart
at the Golden Gate, that the San Fran
cisco merchants might corner commodi-
ties as in the days before the railroad
era.p
We call the attention of the Legislature
to the considerations herein presented.
We defy any member Of the Traffic Asso-
citation to controvert a single statement
made in this case. The sober fact of the
situation is that San Francisco has deter
mined to so cripple overland rates Of
transportation as to restore to the sea its
original supremacy as factor in the dis
tribution of the commerce of this coast,
that the old and iIlegitimate mercantile
practices of the merchants of San Fran
cisco may be revived.
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to develop interior capacity-but com
pared with what should have been done,
San Francisco capital has not accom-
plished in such work one-twentieth. It
has not borne the relation Of aid and pro
moter to the interior of California that
New York City and Boston bear to their
trade areas, Philadelphia II, the State of
pennsylvania, Chicago to the West, st.
Louis to Missouri and Kansas, st. Paul
and Minneapolis to the Northwest, De-
troit to the Peninsula, and New Orleans
to the Bayou South Yet neither New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, st.
Louis nor New Orleans have ever had
anyAsuch opportunity to make one dollar
serve another, and both TO build up for
them permanent and profitable trade by
development of contributing territory, as
San Francisco has enjoyed. On the con-
trary, with the exception of New York,
nos one of these has been so fortified by
natural advantages, or so admirably con-
ditioned for the seat of an empire Of
wealth and trade.
The Bulletin admits that San Francisco
capital has not built railways into the
area upon which it claims a commercial
undischargeable-mortgage lien by right
OF nature and arrogant presumption, but
prefers the excuse that had they done so
the Southern Pacific Company would
have stood across their path. This baby
ish plea is purest drivel.
Coming from a community that has
never made single effort to take care Of
its transportation; the capital of which
has practically contributed nothing to
railroad construction; that subscribed
but $50 to the building of the Central Pa
cific; that has permitted all but one of its
steam sea lines of transportation to be
owned by foreign capital and the profits
thereof to flow into foreign pockets; that
has, as agent for Eastern manufactures,
crushed or crippled most incipient man
utactures upon this coast; that has organ
lied no commercial effort that is not the
instrument Of the importer, rather than
Of the exporter of our products; that has
exerted itself solely to maintain the
supremacy of the city as a distributing
center, and has petitioned carriers to deny
to the interior its natural rights; that
seeks cheaper freights, not in the in
terest Of the customer or consumer, but
in the interest of widening the margin of
profit, this plea OF the metropolis through
the mouth of the Bulletin amounts to
confession that excites the contempt and
the pity OF the interior.
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BIDS FOR BAR PRIVILEGES.

StEALED BIDS FOR TEMPERANCE BAR
- and refreshment counter at Foresters
Mask Ball viii be received at News ONCE
until 7:30 SATURDAY EVENING, January
2Sth. Successful bidder Will be required 10
deposit 100 in coin as a guarantee that tenn
peranCe drinks will alone De dispensed Com
mittee reserves the right to reject any and all
bids. Direct to BURT G. HALL,
1t Secretary Conmlttee
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For bilious sness

USE HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
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toba, says: 81 have used it in a typical
case of Indigestion and biliousness. and
found it to be, without exception, the
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vigorous system result from using
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gists.
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NYaathnr Enrn..nrr

Official forecast for the twenty-four hours
ending at midnight January 26th-Northern
California-Cloudy and threatening weather,
with light rain; warmer; easterly winds.
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