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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-11-21
rs TnE CIRCUIT CoURT

Il First Circuit o. the Hawaiian. Islands In
PROBATE In the matter Of the Estate OF JAMES
BICRNELL, late ot Honolulu, Oahu, deceased,
teStafe-
On reading and fliug the petition OF Ellen u.
praying Eh1t s huai order may be made OF dis
tribui;0n OF the property remaining in her hands
10 the persons thereto entitled. and dischar-ius
her and her sareties from all responsibility IS
such exccutrix-
L i ordered that FRIDAY, the Sth day %
DECEMBER, 1888, st ten o'clock y. NJ, AZ
Chambers. in the Court House u HOnoiuiu. be
and the s4me hereby i appointed IS the time
and place for hearing said petition, and that al
persons interested may then and there appear
and show cause. II any they have. Why the sane
should not Be granted. and may present evidence
Is TO who are entitled 20 the said property.
DaEed ~ HonOlnlu, this 18th day Of October
1888 BY the COREt;
GEORGE LUCAS,
t59+5 Deputy CLERK
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rEssELs LEAHIre ro-pAr.

Nor 81 Beacousfeld, Baztianssn, for Van
c1ETe--
An bgt VIC Irwin. WIIizu-s- for san
Frz1clsco
SIN W 6 Hal, SIuersou, for Mau
a1i Hawai- Is = Il
SE IEElzni. Freeman for HGn1lsEl1,
Kclca and Sz=ilrEih AZ ; ? n
SZr MokolI- AcGregor. for Mol1kal
at5Pu-
Stmr MIkah1la, Clancy, for HaFIE-
wiE, EleeIe, Maxwell. Waimea zld he
kahA &c . IA
s1r Csazdine. Davis. for Man ana Ha-
Val 1t pu-
sckr H1IsaIaIa for MaksaA and Koua
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SEALED TENDERS

VII be rsceITsd Al the once Of the Hinisier
Of The Interior til L o'el0ck noon on
THURSDAY. November y. 1853, fox the
erection Of the Steel Bridcs ss WaiIus,
Eaazi-
Plans ard specifications At the once Of
Superintendent Of P1bsic Works
Zach tslSsr must be endorsed Tender
for EaHzz Bides-7
The Minister Of the Interior dogs not bind
himself 10 sccspt the lowest OF any bid
IA EfEG-
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior oEes, Nov. .. 1sa 15GI
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csoal advertisements.
CIRCuIT COuRr oF ruE

GIRCUIT COURT OF THE
~ First Cirenii q the Hawaiian Islands. In
Prohste. Ii the Estter q the Estate CO CAONG
FoOk. late Of uonolUlG, deceased.
Tn reading and ding the petition snd
accounts CO Geo kim, Administrator OF The estate
Of Chong EOok. late OF Honolala. Oahu, deceased,
wherein he asks % Be allowed Stf1SS and
eharxes himself with SttI,SS. aud asks that The
sane rssy ee examined ara approved. Snd that
8 knal ccGer msy Dc made % distribution OF The
property rcnSining In his hands 10 the persons
thereto entitled. Srt GischarSirg hi1s and hts
snreties from al further responsibility IS such
Administrator.
his ordered that MONDAY. the iSsA dsy Of
DKCEMBER, a. ID. 1876, - ten O'Clock A. NJ.
AZ Chambers. in the CoaSt House, az HorOlalu.
Be and The same hereby j. appointed as the iir3e
aud plaec for hearing said petitioa and accounts.
and that al perSonS interested may then and
there appear and show cause, IL any they have.
why the same shosld Rot Be granted. aud may
present evidence IS 10 who art entitled 70 the
said property.
paiea .; Honelslu, II, L, this nth day o. No
veraecr, \. u. fSsl
BY the Cocrt;
GEO. LUCAS,
Rus Deputy Clerk.
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EXPORTS

For san Francisco, per : : Alameda,
Nor t6-Thso Il Davies & Co. L diving out
lit, submarine pump snd connections II
blocks ; shackles. chSiu sings; " Phil
lips & Co, 40 bags rice; u : Grinbaum L
Co. 1000 BAGS rice; Hymau Bros, SIS bags
rice; q Waller, o. green hides Chas
I'D blchs bananas. Campbell, Marshall &
Co 81 buchs bananas, I LUm sing. y
buehs bananas, q Lycurgus. 20 buchs
bananas G01SaIFss < Co. 70 bnchs ban
anGs- Foreign vsl1e, $3.50 domestic
valve. SIz $3.50 In transit ll62 pigs
udse and ~ boxes containing 81. 900
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MoRR DOPE.
Fifty Tins Found in Jack NeilPs
Hack Last Night.

Jack Nein, hack-driver, was
arrested last evening about I so
with fifty tins of opium in his
hack. He was charged at the
station with selling opium.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-11-21

F-M- Bindt, who has been away
from these islands for eight years,
returned by the barkentins Inn
gard yesterday. He was accom-
panied By his daughter Bertha
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-11-21

F1r ezz Fr1ncisco. PER srhr Transit
Now ST III Dawes & Co. } bags c1Eee
4-f z1gI hrEs szzr- 7 4 sch1efer & Co.
Es1 hngz suEar- G. Brewer 4 Co. $40 5aEs
4-~rr. Teal $3.50 bazz q -sg3 III Ihsi
rrr- d1netir FaIzes so sIE7-94
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OIRCUW COURT. FIRST CIR

~ cult OF the Hawaiian Islands In Probate.
In the matter Of the Estate OfROBERTBROWN y,
hate OF hAncOhe, Oahu, deceased.
A petition PRAYING fer the Probate Of the las.
viii and testament Of Robert Brown deceased.
having on the 9Th dayOf November. \. D. 1873,
been presented 20 said Probate Court, aud pc
iitiou for the Probate thereof, and for the issa-
ance OF Letters TestAment2Fy to JOAa Cook,
having been filed by him:
Il Is hereby ordered, that MONDAY, the 18Th
day OF December, A. ID. 1893, at - o'clock \. NJ,
Of said day, Al the Court Room Of said Court. az
AhIOlAnistlale IN Honolulu, De, and the same is,
hereby appointed the time for proving said viii
and hearing said application, when aud where
any person interested may appear and contest
msutary.
Dated At Honolulu, II. l., November s, 1888.
by the Court:
GEO. LUCAS,
IsVI-a Deputy CIeEk.
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The total exports from San Fran
cisco to the Islands for October we're
valued 81 1910, 80, and from Janu-
ary 1st to October 31st, 8, 46S 80.
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DIE d,

DOUSE-In Honolulu. November T. 1888
Emily wife Of Frederick George Douse
aged nearly A years A native Of Cha
than. Kent, England.
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Assignee's Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAY-
4 iEg been appointed assignee Of the bank
Tupt estate OF WILLIAM WEIGHT. Of Hil0, IA
vail, requests all persons owing 10 the said
estate 10 make immediate Payment 10 The Under
signed; and ali persons, creditors Of the said
estate who have not fled their bills with The
court 10 present the same sWoFn to % the snder-
si-ued forthwith
tSiEuedl, Z. y. HOLMES
Assignee bankrupt estate w. Weight.
HiiO. Oct eth. 1896. fs4t3
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tzGvEs HONOLULU.

Returning leaves Hilo, touching ut Iau-
pahoehOe same day; KsEaihae A. n, Mahu-
kona 10 A. n; Makena P. L.; Maalaea Bay
6 P n; lahaiua 5 P. IL the following day
arriving at Honolulu An. Wednesdays and
saturdays
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Notice to Creditors.

tHE q NDEIESIJTN Ed HAY
Il iu- been appointed Executor with the VIII
ANNEXED Of the Estate Of g. vos HENGERSEE
deceased, late Of knkaihaele, Hsmab q. HaBafi'
requests ali parties Indebted 70 the above gstsfe
TO make fz1mediate prgulsEt. and sEch persa.s
> have claims against tae sane, 70 present thom
with proper Vo1eher-- II any exist whether sec1r-
Ell b. mortgage or Otherwise, 70 the underlined
fox settlement within ak months from dsfe- a.
ihey viii Be forever bIrreI.
2. 4. SCHAEPER
Executor With the VIII auuered Of
the late & Fou Mcuasrsa-,
H01olslu, October I'd, $50 J5g-5
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Notice to Creditors

THE UNDERSIGNED HAy-
Il iEg been tslg appointed A6alinist.sfor v-ith
The VIII Anne1ed q the Esiate u CHARI.0T-rE
ADAMS. Izte % H0aoi1Ia. deceased- rotIes = =
hereby given % al pef9Ous 70 ureseat fhe5r
claims against the estate u aid Cfarloffe
Adzn1s, authenticated whether scared b. r1ort-
zzEe- Or otherHife 10 The uude-sf.-ard - ~.
0alcc On Port strrei- Hon0iziu. Isizrd of or.
Eithin IL mo1tLs from the date hereof. Or ill.,
VIII te forever barred And al perroas irdebt.
q % fad est4te are hereby requested 70 make
BOsOlsl1, NoV. 6ih, l58.
CHAs. LUCAS.
Aduihisirzto- Elth The slII znre4sd 81
the estate q CkarIotce &c. 5--r--~5
1904
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NOTICE.

T HEREWITH NOTIFY THAT
a an not responsible Tor eny debt made
y NJ wife, 4rs- Aary Johnsen. except b. writ
= 0'-.'' lzs.l FHED 'oHAsEA
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Geo. w. Smith has been ap-
pointed a member Of the board Of
fire commissioners.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-11-21
STMR. CLAUDINE,
DAVIES, Commander

@---~--~~~A~@NA
Win leave Honolulu every Tuesday at s
O'Clock P. NJ, touching at Kahului, Huelo.
Hama, Hamoa and Kipahulu. Maui. and Pa
.suhau, Hawaii. Returning will arrive at
Honolulu every Sunday morning.
~ No Freight will be received after
2. NJ. on day Of sailing.
Consiguees must be at the landings TO
receive their freight, as We will not hold
ourselves responsible after such freight has
been landed While the Company will use
due diligence IN handling live stock, we
decline to assume any responsibility in case
of the loss of sans, and will not be respon.
sible for money OF jewelry unless placed in
the care of Pursers.
W. O. WILDER, President.
S. B. ROSE, Secretary.
Capt. J. A. KING, Port Supt.
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The dedication of the new Maso-
mic temple will take place next
Monday, with appropriate services.
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VESSELS Is PoKr
nhEz ss@ Il. La<saae so.-s---l
NAVAL FESsELs-

II q IS Phl11elphia, Blrker- G1llan
& s s Ad8zs. SeiSo1- from Lahains-
MEE EArrME
q As { Mr1wera. St0st- Sydney
Ger n J G PfuEsr, VOTERS. Breusu-
An sch Raberk Levers. Goodman, Pit / ]
E- * z ? Rithet- Mo-rison- san Fran
An hrTt W IrwIn. " IlIiz=zs. san Frlu-
Al vacht Tolu1. Tolns. san Francisco
An hk s G Alien 1noups11- : p
Al * Aiher< GriEtks- San Frznciscn-
All hk En1ch Talbct, N1zain-o, B G
IT III Amelia ward PuEgt s0Cnf-
An * Alden Besae Frs san Fran
AT bkt ErzEzrd- Schrlidt, San Fran
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Administrators Notice.
rTIIF IrNnFRSJGNEO UAV.

n '
L Ing been duly appointed administrator Of
the estate OF WIN. HOSIER, late % HOnoIalu
deceased, ali persons having claims against the
said estate are hereby 20 present the same duly
verified aud with proper vouchers 10 the under
signed within slL months from the date hereof
or they viii be forever barred; and all persons
Indebted 70 said estate are requested 10 make
Immediate payment TO ne ~ the Office OF Peoples
lee and RefEieeratiR- Co, on Port street Homo
lulu. L c. ABLES.
Administrator estate Of Wm. H0sieT. deceased.
HouOlull- Oct 9Th ise3 1904 1854
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Notice to Creditors.

I'HE ONDEIs5ltrNE ED IIAV-
4 lag been s2f.cinietl .AaalilIgtrator q the
Hoiuis, Oahu, H. l. deceased. reave.fs sfI
parties indebted % the aboge E.tafe 10 rlaEe
Immediate payment, and sach persors a. 80
claims against the same % present them yTitf
proper Foschers- ifang exist Whether secur.sI II
mSfigsge o. OtberEise, % the undersigred fcr
settlement within siE n0ufls from dlsfe a. -
viii Be fOTeTsE bzrfea-
W. ALLEN.
Admisifaior Of the Esf4fe cffte
laie Phiiip Opiergelt-
iiouoialu' Nov T. 70 f5a54
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Administrators Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAy.

I III 2 NILhcINE-NL I'D IA >
Il Ing been duly appointed Administrator OF
the Estate Of A & KACANUI- late OF Honolulu.
deceased, notice il hereby given 70 Gil creditors
Of the deceased TO present their claims and with
the proper vouchers IL any exist TO the under
signed within six months from the date hereof,
Or they viii be forever barred; and al persons
indebted 10 said deceased are requested 10 make
immediate payment 70 the undersigned 81 the
Office OF A Rosa, Eaakumanu street.
JAS. II. BOYD.
Administrator OF the Estate OF a. * kaasuui-
Honolulu. November Is, 1875. 1904
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KINAU.
CLARKE. Cosnmanaer.

Win leave Honolulu at o'clock Z. a.,
touching at Lahsina, Maalaea Bay and
Makena the same day; Mahukona, Hawai-
hae and Laupahoehoe the following day.
arriving at Hilo at midnight.
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SEALED TENDERS

VIII be received at the Office
Of the Minister OF the Interior
until L o'clock noon, MONDAY, Deem
Der i. 1888. for the construction Of 4 Jail
at North KohaIa, Hawaii
Plans and specifications at the Office Of
the Superintendent Of Public Works also
Al Office OK c. H Pul4a, Deputy Sheriff,
North Kohalz-
Each tender must be endorsed Tender
for Kohzla jail
The Minister Of The Interior does not
bind himself to accept the lowest or any
bid
J. 4. KING,
Minister Of the Interior.
Inieriof Once, November is, 1898.
3540-3s 1861
A-G- n ROBERTSON. Esq, has this day
been appointed Commissioners Of Private
Ways and Water Rights for the Distinct of
Waikiki Island Of Maui, vice S. z. Kane
resigned IA. KING.
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Ofiee. EoT. ., 1888. I5oss
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AREIvEs AT HoNoluLr.

~ No Freight will be received after |
noon of dav of sailing.
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Mortgages Notice Of Intention
to FOreclOse and Of Sale.

4 y ACIOkDAACE WITH THE
Il provisions Of that certain mortgage made
By TAN PAU SHIN 10 and In favor Of J. Alfred
HaEpou, trustee for }. ). Emerson, dated March
l5Ih, fs59, aud recorded in the Register Once,
Oahu, in IlbcT Ill OF pages 81 asd rs, notice
j hereby given that said mortgage intends 70
foreclOsc the same FOR condition broken. 70 wit,
the Eon-payment o. principal and interest when
dac-
Notice i likewise given that after .he expira-
ton Of three weeks from this date the properly
covered b. said mortgage viii be advertised Tor
sale At pl5iic arcfiOn at the auction room u
jas 2 Morgan, Honolulu. and will be sold on
"Wednesday, the ssad day Of November, 1se8 az
y O'Clock noon Of that day.
For frrihef particulars apply 70
J. ALPRED MACON.
Trustee Tor J. :. Emerson. morteagee.
Dated Honoiuiu. October 18th, 1888.
The premises covered By said mortgage are a.
follows.
One undivided half fnfercA or moicfY in that
piece o. parcel d land sitsate at waikiki gaeBa,
Honoi1in- Oahss described A. Apana ? In Royai
Patent 81, coutsilirz 3110 square feet and
being the sane premises that we've conveyed y
said Tan 20 s5in Or Tan Pau Shin b. 9. Ace
y deed dated December 18th 1851. recorded IN
The Register Once, Oahu, IN Lfher fo5 usre AZ
15E-st
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Election of Officers.
Corporation Notice.

A I THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
"A the Libue Plantation Companv
Limited held n Honolulu on The Goth oi
October, 1885, The following Officers
we're elected iOT the ensuing year and
until their success0rs ara appointed.
Hon. Paul Isenberg. President
G. " Cooke. -. Vice PregiIent
W. G.. PaTke. .eecTetarv
J. F. HaekfeId. .-.. .Treas1rer
Hon. A. s. Wilcox. Auditor
J. T. HACKFELD,
Secretary pro ten.
HonOiulu, October 30, 1893.
S5z5-It l5O4-4t
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All kinds Of artistic printing at
the GAZETTE Office.
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Election of Officers.

l 7 THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
Nilder's Steamship Company.
Limited, held at their office in this ciiy
on the 20th inst, the folIOHing officers
we're reelected to serve during the en-
suing year:
". Z. Wilder .-.----...P President
J. T. Haekfeld 49, Vice President
). B. Rose. Secretary
,. b Rose --------. Treasurer
W. T. Allen Auditor
5. B. ROSE,
Secretary.
Honolulu, November 10th, 1898.
354l Nv I515-lm
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Finance Dspartmest, November 18th,
Iss3. 1865
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15
HIT AND MISS BRlkFS.

his IA free country. and tho hack
men OF New York city are quite right
when they assert their inalienablc rights
to life. liberty and the wearing OF
whiskers.-New York Press.
Another mythical character has gone
to join William Tell. The Atlanta Con-.
stitution sayA there is no such person as
Dink Eotts.-Omaha Bee.
A Kentucky gentleman has been con.
hrmed az minister to Peru Here il the
good old combination Of whisky and
qninine over again Chicago Post.
There is nothing in the constitution
depriving the president IL the United
States of the privileges u a day Of rest
Evening World.
Mr.. Maxwell evidently wants the nex,
democrat nomination Tor the vice pr.si.
dency. How that Ak ia tiying,IN New
York Tribune
Martin Maginnis Maginnis 81 Nont,n.
indorses the new comm .ssioner 81 rem.
SONS. That ought 10 settle him Emf.
faio Express "'
The peach crop is not FROST bitten. tut
The Office seekers think the nlum
crop complete failure Cincinnati
Tribune.
senator German advises his cnns,;,
uents 20 look not upon the pie whom !,
Is nailed down. Washington Poet.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

Perus anxiety IL make all fitting
reparaiion for the attack on our cor
sular agent shows that the firm stand
taken hy the last administration in the
Chilean niattey vas not without effect
In restoring Il Whoiesome respect for the
United States among the South Amer
lean powers Detroit Tribune
Washington correspondent an
nounces that Josiah Quincy will look
up certain consuls after he has attended
10 larger game" The chairman Of the
Massachusetts democrat state central
committee evidently knows what he .
at Adrian Times
Ii il just possible that the London
commission. which examined and con
dcmned the drinking water supplied in
Chicago. Was acting at the instigation
and expense Of the syndicate which sup.
plies the windy city with beer.-Ds-
troit Free Press.
Governor Mckinley was caller at
the White House the other day. Per
haps he was taking the measure prepare.
tory To occupying il himself in 1857.
There is nothing like getting good
ready for important Muskegon
Chronicle.
Kansas seems To be coming Ia her
senses. The republicans have carried the
state and local elections by sweeping
maiorities. The frenzy Of the alarmist
will work out its own decline and death.
il given sufficient latitude Hastings
Banner.
The result OF the recent election
looks as though Daniel j. Campau
Was something Of rainbow chaser hin
self. Certainly. as democrat campaign
manager. he is a bowling success-from
a republican point Of view ancclona
Herald.
With It's customary greed and duplic-
NY Great Britain seeks To prolong the
Bcring sea controversy. but has already
found valiant and learned fighters in
the men who represent this government.
Cadillac Democrat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15
Demand Rcipstafcu,cnt.

CitvriANp. April IA committee 81
Lake Shore engineers belonging Ia the
motherhood = Locomo'ivc Engineers
waited upon General Superintendent
Camn - that road ~ this city today
end presented n request asking foT tho
reinstatement u tic men w be were dls
charged from fhe c0mranys employ IN
account of the Trouble ~ Toledo. Their
resues; was heard hu' az answer wac
uoi given. II 10 probable that one will
be- usdo some time tomorrow The
taen affected 10y the notice - discharge
number eleven IN ail AZ engineers and
hVa ffeWsn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15
OIL INSPECTOR MCMILLAN.

Governor Rich has appointed Neil
Mcmillan Of Rockford to be state oil In
spsctor. The appointment is a credit
able one. Mr. Mcmillan is a loyal ~
pgh.ican. a man II great partisan zeal.
snd the appointment. while not a reward
for party service. In a recognition Of his
sterling worth a. an active party worker.
Mr Mcmillan is peculiarly we'll quail
nei % discharge the duties a the
cffce III. has served his district ~
member 81 the legislature. and earned
che distinction Il performing his duties
we'll He has wide and favorable ac-
auaintance With the republican workers
Of the state. In every campaign against
10. democrats he has teen among the
foremost 10 take part in the real trials
a. party strength.
Governor Rich selected the name nj
Ns Mcmillan from q lis, containing the
names u sixty i've applicants. All Ut
them sro men 81 ability and standing.
|; vas easly decided. however. that the
honor would - conferred upon q citizen
a Kent county. and the contest there
upon narrowed down toa choice between
three candidates IL IL no reflection
upon the Two unsuccessful ones that
Nj Mcmillan is chosen. He vas sup
ported by all the active. recognized
leaders Of the party in this country.
/, would be difficult for the governor
o. ignore Mr.. MoMillan's support. and
in recognizing II no has proved be IL not
unmindful Of tho party's claim upon
him. 80 complete was Mr.. McMillan's
endorsement that the other candidates
practically abandoned hope Of success
moro than . week ago. The appoint
ment is very grateful 10 all loyal repub-
leans in this county. IL will tend To
remove all causes for dissension and
disagreement. The whole party and not
fraction. is recognized. and therein is
the source OF its popularity. The gov
ernor has won the cordial thanks and
gratitude ~ Kent county republicans.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15

Luainston. ~ss smaz.x snsss'rsiass =
rivais 10 The New lasisxsson.
Mokro> }. Newman. Bss City, C.
n Putpes. loris. h " scsii. Jaoksan.
Mis- Esnms Silver. Detroit. W n. sap
ps.A Jackson; NJ. l. Cook, Hss.ilnss
NV LI,IsosTos X v Friedman.
Muskaxon, ID. W Goxicusuxh. lad
ingson, G. H. Lcculs. Sparta, = q
Dunhar. Grand Haven; h. J. Lcsrey.
Howard CITY, r. A. Clay. Turtle l~kr,
DAVIS oisey. LediagtoE-
SwrsT's William II. Hughes Detrst.
y. Adams kaiamskeo. A X. Wss-
sins. Detroit. J r. Bennett. flssnoutAs
!. henslngeT. Essrt
EAsLE-E. Is Huntaoe. Portland, y.
T. Smith; Charlotte, 4. L.. konk~s.
Hastings; X J Peli. Musk-gon. A. G.
Coulter. las, Jordan.
kEsr-E. Larrsts~e, Howard City, 4
h. Foster, Ailsgan; n. I'ust-lreiI, Grand
L<sdge; w -. rsuer and wsfs, Trsserse
CITY, j. u JoLnsos.. Traverse City, W n.
nlaughton. Detroit
ClAkkNpoN-S W Webtss. l.yons;
K u. scott, Dutton. &. r Sears. Rack.
ford, y. T. ChApf-si Berlin, Anson brss-
tain. Reno
BEIp0E SrssKr-N y. Pingle, Sand
Lake; :. ID. A.res. Lansing. l.. L. Wood,
Mcsnsta; =. j jones. keIt City; 4. IA.
Me~ker. Sparta; ". =. Carney. Flint
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MOTIF, CMAn

A. "a. -. "a R.4 A.. -.
- W .,;.1x 80 az
lngs In the country. said NJ X Treat IL
Cleveland IN tie New LIVINGSTON yes-
tefdas Il Was SURPRISED ~hrs. vent
throngn IL the other aay. regard The
\ NJ L. A. movement as the greatest
religious. moral and scciai discovery 81
the axe Ii 10 the one Il the frw is.sti-
tutions a.sagned 10 make men t,~ttxF l.,
Offering ttela something that appeals ~
the everyday slie Il their natures Ii
throws them into good surroundings
aud gives them opportunities for the
highest and best forms IL pleasure and
recreation ] am SURPRISED that the re.
formers did not conceive II She \. NJ &.
A. before. IL h the most io4scNi mis-
ssopsry in exisisncr. but the great
trvahie has te~n that the preacher and
teachers refused ~ Csc any relation be.
tween the moral and the mental and
piss.a. snS u man ns'u's' .e.
a"eh, 'na' nc ousn' v, ~ - s1s' a''
lne 80 u ling ea snu VIC 49,
pressure nc hsn "a n'r 'ne ~sS' hs
oash' a. n, ."i 70 the osa 'i'he ssante.,
r' uins s.a' enshoe.e' srto' ~ -
s'aon! NOUS WIZ s,h. In' &
mas eaay sssco moe
"'oh 80" al inc preaching e'noe ''"'''
Wheat in Michigan will he a No.
crop" said J. 4. Stehhins a Milw aukee.
ia The Morton ,e.irriay. Il have been
all over the state and have kept close
watch IL the condition 81 grain. Ii
make n big difference ia our business
whether the farmers will have good
crops or not. II they don't they can't
buy agricultural indictments. and IL they
can ! ous' We can sell 90 you see We
are h.ansial! interested IA 'ns ".hui
u"n o' the gram crop, neat 10 'o"Ai,'s
aeIL IL Was feared tnat the sce"meis
u"ns ~ SNOW ana Ice DAD su'othef~u ";
oo. "oa hha ~ 50 ihe SNOW 'ne.'eo
ias'; ana the weather mas sihe Deco ="
GOO that amp thing ooid not heiP grow
ing. ~ tne weather continues - has
zen me farmers o' Michigsn "nn n"''
'ePeutioh oi NV prosperity
There isn't much use in trying q do
any business until after the worlds
fair said {. j. Brown, a Boston travel
ing man. in The Morton yesterday.
Every body In saving his money IN order
To go Ia the b,g exposition. SO long ss
ne !. saving nus money ne won poy
AWNING an" ~ iong AZ he u~sn oun
,h'ns the country merehaht~ VII,
nov guy oI US Iners a.e .'iouran"s "a
.~,s,,.. :. ,n. -. s;,,.s % re-.
- orda, 80 90 90 ~. -, Th"x r..I,,s
tina, il will cost money 10 spend q week