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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

shs contestant: Mr.. Richardson the
coniestse. Zach vii nave . cert AGATE
al nlseton. Upon an issos 80 formed,
ara upon notiee of contest. tas qa'ss-
loa o. snieA . entitled 10 The ssat
sill revert 10 the nsuse- The house
~lli proceed 10 inquire into the msFAts
of tbs case w.thoat regard 70 canvass
NJ tqxFos. election wasers Or suprens
courts Tue one n4vlnx received TOE
Hghsss number VI votes may be seated,
or may not lie seatec-dspend.ng alto
xether CD the scUcn OF the democrats
house. The house. bs constitutional
provision. - ssthe soge and hsal iodsr
OF the election aud qnalsEearon OF
members" wnsea must determ ne
what are The esssentlsl facts" IN TIE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

II oue 10 10 gather the Canadian SEN
tirles. or annexation from the provin-
Ga. press taeEs viii he found wanting
anything - support tns belief that the
Canadians ara ANXIOUS for al imme-
dat, naior- The republican pollcy OF
protection made such a union de.ir-
able. - long a. tsconiinuatson seemed
assured. Now w.,h a prospect OK free
trade IN tAs inauiedialc future. Canada
has little - gain ~ ANNEXATION. 90
lorx a. protective tariff tarred Cana
ca1s r. IA competing on equal terms
wiih Americans IN cur markets. natu-
rally saOugn the Canadians sought 10
remove the ha-rer ~ annexation.
Democrat newspapers attempt TO make
IL appesr tbst Canada - alive with
esxerress .o become part % THIS COM
~. The Canadian provincial newsps-
pers tel 4 lHsrent story. When the
democrat Tree trade policy shall h-
put into operation there vii be no yoot
rsssoa for snnrxsIOn. Our markets
viii % open 20 Canadian farm pro-
duets. mil products and minerals.
The supply IA our markets vii be 20
much me greater. cutting oil 10 ths.
sxtent the products q cur farms.
worS .1ous and mines. II wiii be sen
snet Canada sill gSln little n CONNER
& al bereht ~ snnexation 90 .rea
trade eoontrg. ltls doubtful indeed
f Canals can - annexed under the
mcst iATsrsp.e csrcgm.tanccs. Great
Britain = NOT ssrsendsrins territory for
past rae.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

The Kalamazoo county Farmers
institute held IT, sessson a. t4lekborx ~.
The institute elected the fo.loxing
cheers: President. ". *. sohS 81
Scnoo.craft; wee president, Albert ftt-
tie Of klchiand, secretary and Ifc1s-
urer, sidney Dunn II Charleston. The
next meeting wall pe hello ~ school
craft.
Carter, the leader OF the Co.oms
"Carteritss," il working for another
dose If tar and feathers. lie fecenuy
tied he wife IN q nlangsr, che helns
enciente. 60 that sne could give taIlh
TO a second Christ.
Happening has q gang Of ls-yesr-oid
tefrors Who burg.Arize szloons and M
cult young gI.s. and occasionally at
tempt sn assault happening II not 30
Tar from Texas, you KNOW.
An unusual thing occurred AZ
Negsunse. One FINN stsnfed another
on sunday night, ~ usual. toe stahber
Was promptly srrAigned On Monday
which is unusual.
Charles sullivan. . Port Huron man.
has been leading n triple lie. and az
"wives" have said bgAmy a. = ludge.
causing much trouble 60 sullivan.
Mrs. J. J. Alive l. Of Jackson wss 90
jealous Of her husband that she OK
chloroform With suicidal intent The
doctor saved her.
The bl gard IN the upper peninsula
- stsli aging. The mercury = a. DE-
grees below. aud the snow has blocked
all traffic.
A wildcat has been killed 10 the fret
ward Of Vest Bay Gay. Ia - now ua.o
for Chicago - Acknowledge the coru.
Tue trustees % the Michigan Female
seminary at Kalamazoo gave = fecsp-
ton "Wednesday evening.
The Michigan fire insurance CON-
psnses will meet ~ Lansing February
Is and le.
2-yesr-oic son Of Frank Terry ~
wllmot cnoked 10 death eating pop
corn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

II is by the thousand and one extrav.
agant little toilet trifles that the ultra
fashionable cir. sttaIns distinction IN
dress- There is q new mode IN the
wearing OF mutfe, even later than that
OF suspending the muif by n gold OF
silver cham set with pearls and more
gentecl, because less conspicuous. A
regular muff RIB n. with slides and
ciasps OF solid silver to regulate its
length, now takes the place of the
chain and 10 of dark brown satin or
black to match the color of the fur. A
bunch OF fresh ylolete nestles IN the fur
OF the mutt. or one or two deep Grim
sou roses nlsy h.. worn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

The poke Of the tile dress pictured
- made sEiifsly Of lace lnssriion. WITH
ribbons sun betsxen. lhrse rooons
ale DELICIOUS shade " pinS sna are
tastsued 10 Tie ACE ~ hVrfiaSeoss
stitching. ard ~ the end of every
srcon1 piece Of lace snaAii rose,s~ =
placed. The tack OF the YOKE can
be either arranged TIE same 40 Ia
front. or Il may tie gathered 10 uaaef
toe liar aud hang n loose ioiis, bot
In the latter case. ia rider thst they
may not fall clamsly. the piests must
be caught in here aud there 10 The
lees~ ns,ing Inning. IL desired easn
can be worn with this ffoek. which
should tastes under rosetts either AZ
tne aide OF t'ehiud with long ends fall
ins down 10 the edge of toe skirt Tue
lining hangs Independently from the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

prssl1s1t-S4<ci Cleveland ~ greatly
concerned over the outflow OF gold.
lie believes that the cause tor the
enormous deportation ssour continued
purchase OF silver under the sherman
set. L. q known - nearly every body
f1zt the Sherman act WAS passed 10
prevent the democrats from going 10
Wild extreme IN tns direction OF silver.
Ii VAS proposed ~ check to vslonary
hnaae.ai experimentation rather than
sound and practical solution TO a
financial problem. Senator Sherman
~as not Ia favor Of he bill from princi-
ple, but fathsre4 it IN obedience 10 the
scrsptursl INJUNCTION. .ot two evils,
choose the least" Had he remained
nlent aud unmoved the democrats,
aided by the silver state republicans in
the senate. would have passed a bill
equally as prepostefou- ss the free
coinage bill. With THIS moderate sill
YER ball in full force, the treasury 10
grooming under the clause compelling
q monthly purchase of bullion and
< "a = being driven ont of the country
iG.i a proportion as our stock of silver
increases. /; : not strange that Grover
should be perturbed over the pros
pect and make himself heard in protes-
tasion against continuance of the
shermsn act. Bad as II Is, lt Is not 90
had as the democrats would have had
the substitute winch q beaded off. but
Tia very badness gives an mixing To
what the democrats may do when
drunk with power. II 10 generally
conceded by financiers that our silver
policy Is threatening the stability OF
business. The gold now IN the
treasury Is only $500. 900 above
the reserve. II has never been
20 low since resumption Of specie
payments. ,wsnty-three years ago. In
TWO months $4,000, 900 IN gold has
been sent to Europe. The drain is I'M
precedentediy large. Fears OF . panic
have ARISEN at times, but republican
secretary OF the treasury aas cuelled
them. The fear Is now upon Grover.
and ne would avert il 10y repeating the
sherman act before he is president.
HIS anxiety would be amusing were not
the subject so serious. Yet what can
DC expected for the future If this ad-
mlttcdly preventive measure shall he
Withdrawn to give to democrats = clear
field and open choice.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04
HIT AND MISS BReVrIes.

The republicans of Michigan re-
turned TO power At Lansing have lost
no time III repeating the Miner law.
Hereaiter-untli further notce-thc
Wolverines will choose their presiden-
tiai electors as other citizens do. The
Miner law Was good law, as the su-
preme court certified, but there was no
good reason why IL should stand II the
majority OF the Micniganders didn's
want a.; especially rs there is no SIM
liar law IN the other states. Foolish AZ
our electoral law IS II is better TO re-
main uniformly bad than 10 be bad
only IN spots.-Chicsgo Post.
We would like TO state right here
that our already nigh respect Tor Presi-
dent Harrison's wisdom mas been meas
urably increased since We have dis
covered that he thinks the same way
we do in the Hawaiian mstter.-Cni-
cago Mail.
Grover Cleveland thinks that the
democrats are Ia power to repeal the
Mckinley bill. but the rank and tile Of
he party hold TO the views of the cele-
brated Mr.. Flanagan OF Texas. III
oihce they are atter.-Boston News.
Senator wolcott's argument that the
sac OF the Columbian postage stamps
must be stopped lest they may come 10
be used for chest protectors. entities
him 10 the position OF the senatorial
end man.-Boston Herald.
The talk of making Mr.. Bayard Sec
Rotary OF state ls not hailed with y.
Gus acclaim, even In the democratic
camp. Mr.. Bayard WAS not cut out for
that particular lob.--Minneapolis Tri-
bune.
Cleveland's old law partner, Wilson
;. Bissel doesn'; want any Office tina
time. Good That leaves pace for
somebody else.-Birmlngham ala
Age-Hcrald.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

Cornmeal, the yellow Indian meal of
our pantrles, Is said TO be one OF the
best oil oosmetIes- A Jar OF II should
be kept on the toilet stand and alter
The face has been washed IN really hot
water with pure unscented soap the
meal should be rubbed all over il we'll
aud gently. Then II should be busted
ont OF ;he hair and eyebrows. the face
~lped slightly over with blt OF soft
old linen ana he skin will feel delight
IulLy snlnnlh Al .aflny
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04
Avenged an Insult.

sArrr STE. MAIZE, Mich. Feb. B.
James Prior, coming home from a
dance with several cronies last night.
met on the way j. Duquette, aprlyste
of the Nineteenth infantry. Stationed
q, Fort Brady. Duqueiie was ssconi.
panied by young lady. lt alleged
that Prior made some insulting re-
marks, whereupon Duqueste drew ms
revolver and shot him through the Alb
domen. Prior will probably die.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

ZorA has again been defeated for
membership in the French academy.
Why the bril.ian. exponent of realism
has been 50 often defeated IN his n.
tempts TO secure admission can be ex-
planned only on the grounds of per-
sonal jealousy. Certainly from -
literary standpoint his work stands
above any other living French novelist.
Neither can the immortality of certain
of hus stories be neld responsible, for
France has never regarded immortality
as = disqualification for any office,
public or private.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04
sraTe rasss SENTIMENT.

Nr. Summers arrangement OF the ois-
tricts IA the . sutheasiern portion oil the
state 10 not open so serious objection,
perhaps. tut The bill provides for as
trsc;s on the other side OF the slate
which are rsrdly less than absurd.
This - notably tie Gaze 50 10 the dls-
tr.ct which extends from kent To Hal
anazoo aud the district Ia the extreme
southwest 10 not much better either as
To compactness OF territory or COM
munltv of Interests as between the
counties comprising n.-Dctroit Iri-
bune.
The number OF deaths from heart
failure TINS winter 10 attributed TO the
tact that in the large cites coal bulls
are presented every month. I'm God
We trust" - stamped on the country.
and by trusts the people are robbed Is
an everyday Experimentation
Patriot.
What an elegant naval station the
Sandwich Islands would make for this
country. and what n pity, too. 'twould
be If British buster prevents Uncle
sam from accepting those gems OF the
Pacific. "-Mancclons Herald.
LIE chances are mat Wnen the CAD
met OF Mr.. Cleveland is made up the
New York democrat machine will not
derive any great pleasure from = con-
temptation of Its material.-kala
Telegraph.
The Tennessee legislature has vir-
tuous spasm and propose to pass law
making IL cri ninAl oHense 10 bet on
horse races.-Eaion Rapids Herald.
The Michigan legislature will repeal
the Michigan legislature. Cadillac
Democrat.
A lot of keen spectators went into
the whisky trust TO shear and came out
snorn.-DetroIt Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

Auother catpteT IN taa congress-
ionsi contest q opened ~ TIE dsclson
Of tns supreme court. MED yesterday.
ordsriax the csavsssnk toad OF "A
county 20 reconvens and canvass tse
returns Tor thst conuiy. and sso or
csring 80 state board - reconvrne ~
canvass such returns when fled
WITH me secretary II .iai- The
aer,enn = IN direct Inc ia tins
ruie established ID tae Msnlsiee
49,. raica va explained sid eoiu-
n.entea 90 "a TsF Hfhkfp some ~ -
go The ascson . n % senre SIR.
prs - thos- converssnt $50 sns iaets
RI bette cases.
TIE rFrt ~ re cecisi = at TIE
rrce-~si ~. isxsn under it.~sis le ren.
trafE-a ~ sac - ~ po.srs.er. Nr.
b@.kusp. sfa,.i $40 eeriidsHie of
s'sct,9a sxnet ~ every voter n me
4 strsct. ttkrth-r 49, ire rsafAss'ns
tcsrd sna a ths stats ossesr.. erin8.
NJ ihe supreme nrt. sou.5 "a a %
rsttsr posner - sisara hs eat
tAsa ~ woai1 81 81 fie So.
- aaucs ~ eoutest A c.-t scst-
og slecs.cs -. s-oed s. NJ R.eh.r3.
scn. snt it MI tsE~ precedence ~ al
ssner rroof fsst cest teste ~ss du.v
a.-.f 81 ws-hinxteu. ssa h.eh-ra.on' =
asn- so sussred % tne reii - n,ern-
h-rsnso 4 - aeaec. = canoes -
sr,eken tssr~frans - erf<r 81 49,.
hofv sxrset tae hoas@ itssif. seeeni
reeosr.fe ~ elsefion rssosa - sassser
wil aaa 81 reeeiyea sxeept sta q no-
ae- 81 eertsst. MT. Rsiknsp w1 -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

a.. 49,, IN nv.
a. -, 4 - ss@~.s
hsnss "a f&tis:sk.ti - i41s.As - :
snes. /. 80. 80 t.'s'n<sson fss'', -
~ $500 e-.er rom tHs .r.' /.
49, 80 ma nssA uei'seIiak ..o' -
~ a..ees1s' Asa as 90 a. Nay "
Lse s'<'ss On s''n'i<' n''ssses'
Aof.on~-l. A. Clark. tfNTtor ~pr- rgs,
X tonnahe< ana sis, fese.sks y Lea
W. Ihtehesisf And ale. fesoskssi n.
i. S.Sstoa- rnefldsni Z. II. sell. Hs-
uofti r. " Nov. Lansing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04
NO. K.,chum Honorsd.

LANSING. Mich, Feb. s.--Ths Equal
sntsrae,s,s tns morning elected tue
following officers. President, Mrs.
EmiIv B. Kesonum of Grand Rapids.
wee president, Mrs. Nay :. knsgg. oi
hay CITY: secretary, Mira A. Willard
az Rattle Greek, treasurer, Mrs. Clara
n. Wood hams OF Detroit, correspond
ing secretary. Mrs Oliver J. Carpenter
OF pImondaIe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

TO-DAY the annual contest
of the National Amateur Skat-
ing Association will take place
at Boston, Mass.
The event is an occasion Of
extraordinary interest and will
,ttract To the Hub" the great
ST amateur skaters OF America.
Among the aspiran;s for thepalm
( victory and distinction will be
Toward J. Mosher. Jim Donog-
&c. Elmer Simpson. Carroll.
Iordon. J. +. Bacon. Moses
rbenstein, and others
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

At q fr~sfing 81 ttf eufitEsrr 0f THE
Sseins- West niJe \. ~. &. A. ths fol-
losing ofIicsfs were eifcssd for Toe
year. President. Mr. ioais Penovsr
sice presidents. Mr.. y. : Mod. Mrs.
q. A Hsker. Ma Fra Rn-t. Mr.. A.
+ Lie. recording s.crffsgy. nrs. q.
FSuad tre.snrer. Nrs. n. ]. Norfhrop.
i,stross socittY made tie Cessn,,an
bail 1t the Lent Infsnsry .rmorv
Inufsisv night tse sseiiest event 81
tesssop.
Aeuamtpes hes su~1 the Boom con
pAny for obstfuctaE tns fuoo3as q toe
sewers.
Ih< fssssen Ar sin'tussl society fss
sven % lie Etost Ia o~e. sss eorBtg
81. o.S
5.tsson . - ts@N N s1nstour rer-
fefrnsrce % De ffsiss If p.nssnce.' .
The Pint Fsoes ali he held gois
10 Z.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

Jackson, Mich. Feb. 3.-For the
third time Burglars lsst night broke
into the warehouse where the bank.
rupt clothing stork Of W. Z. Cowham
Is .tor.d. On tns rlsis isrse quantity
of hst.. caps, scsrfs, etc. were taken.
No fleW
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

ne tresd server" = an hng ish
addition 60 table Isl p.suents- lts q
shsfr bread tined FORK, NIB
sseTt tsnass ard rirg or ioop 81 tee
sno, VIA inss the .llce nay - t. q
from TAI ~ p.sts - 3 = CONS 81 10
good tofm 90 efsrk he ~ 40. We
shsi' hsve 70 i..ra oar usaBets over
saaln.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

UAsusxsros, Feb a--For Lower
Nrhi x.n-f2lFsr. except lower snows
al Axs stations. Eoft1erly winds; colder
ouihsast porLloEs-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

Cd fsst.cne,f litenfins eoilsfettes
sre - fsYef aass8. 3het sfs some
VIA stiff tst fa.nlon - tef ncuns.
ltlt sfe = se1 ore THIRTY 40 49,
gate efcpisete NEs. N1iAsns s Neli-
q y sere ore A. dsfofs ffetet. > 80
l, really gsse BsF qus a. aoeest
look-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

pretty way to serve inter - 70
place = mali square OF ice on eeen n
oiv'dtsi iuitef y!ste. WITH heated
posef ssasii depression = made VA
each ~ 81 N sbieh are lad Gre CT
NO e'sver lesvsr. Il possible, or e't
81 parsley. ard in ttss cpoi erstn nest
ne selios rutier ball sppetzlnsiy and
eAlNLlra-x r.l......
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

PrwsrKaE, We. Feb. She body
81 Butcher l. l. Nonfuden. who dis.
appeared isst Saturday, vas found
hanging IN his iee-fssx ,oasy. He for.
n,.rly Lived IN Nsukesss. lie Was 60
wears al age and single.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

aexrzSoE Fcos e Terss . deter
psa@' ~ pnnish sne D. rsons thzs q.
.stea 20 80 torture r sngth. the
ee.erss seed. SoysFnor Hogs m<<es 70
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04
PRETIY WhlMs.

Madame now carries dainty bag In
which she sto6s her handkerchief, fan,
and opera glasses. This is return To
the old-fasnioned reticule that our
great-grandmothers carried. And .
very eepsble fashion it 10, in these
days Of gowns which seem to have no
possible place TO put pocket where
one can reach II successfully 1t q
moments notice. THIS new fashioned
''reucule" Is q very fanciful affair,
and Is dellcatey pertumed by the
cantest OF sschets.
The little glove memorsndums, co.
called because they are small enough
to be slipped IN the opening IF the
glove, are nothing new; but SO many
have never heard of them. 80 tiny
are they that only one word can be
written on a line, aud some of US
would have 10 modify our handwriting
IN order TO accomplish that much.
But one word is enough to call back q
strayed idea, while the little book Is
mnch more convenient TO handle than
. Dose piece of paper.
There is nothing more utterly chic At
present than = bright colored velvet
corsage, either matching or contrasting
Will lilo caiAs tOiOts GAOt~A Yi1sQ
surahs and other fancy silk are not
.'in II" at all with = velvet waist and
the fashion is very becoming ~ vel. as
practical.
There are many new designs IN rings.
There is general tendency to set
stones obiiquely. A very pretty ring
or fancy sspphires WAS seen In this
manner. Another design had three
sapphies Get vertically, surrounded by
continuous line Of diamonds. An
other curious ring had an ornamental
design IN diamonds, with three pearls
on one side, as if they were the term
mating edge Of its design.
Fine lace or embroidered muslin
scarfs are being much used for evening
wear. Women who have an eye for
color will seize the opportunity these
scarfs offer for touching up somber
costume. When worn gracefully scarfs
oil this sort add much TO the appear
aQce OF we'll resaed womau
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

JSLxss a special session of the fifty
.nird congress shall be held following
Cleveland. Inauguration. no election
coatcsts Will tie decided within = full
year The fellows who have money IN
tae pools aud IN the hands OF stake
holders wlli have a delicious expert
encs "a "Wsitlng TIL the Clouds Roll
BY"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

tccoRpENs - the pres tispstche. H.
hsrd - rs -sether ia Grover ~ r,sa
y. tsst e prs-idenG
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

pss.ers. hs. u.ms from ste st'seA Il
slottoax. even "a he matter VI torture.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

UNDER the decision of the supreme
court any person Is entitled TO .
saloonkeeper's license anywhere IN the
city. provided the person complies with
The Jaw and ordinances governing the
same. THIS IS not . new principle of
law. bu, It's application at this time
vii doubtless breed large number OF
undesirable dives in healthy aud moral
localities unless the council shalI es-
t4h.sh saloon limits.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

foSssrFafSe TIE re aud value 81
Hsssn taere is desi of fnss - NJ
~ sde over - ia orotstie annsrstoa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

outer material, and is composed Of a
loosely fitting bodice aud skirt which
IL fastened to il. The stuff under the
yoke in front 10 quite smooth. and the
pleats are laid on separately under the
yoke. The lining IS left shorter than
the upper material. and 10 edged with
small kilt pleaung ell around. The
sleeves have large pulls at the ., and
the very nign cuffs are finished OFT
around the wrists with roeettes to
match the ribbon which il placed al
ternstely with the insertions. A sim-
liar ribbon is run around the neck and
fastened At the side with . rosette.
Any color can be ussd in making this
dress, but green or light gray 10 pretty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

FassieESr HsRRfsoS = not . Eoli.
tclau. bat tbe country wi be many
decades Older before it has more "a.
als. psiF osic. stssesmsn-llxe sxeca-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

Irucz SrowE OF Plttsburg has de-
ciasd thai the P.nkertons went TO
Homestead on q lawful errand. IL
would % Interesting 70 know what
Judge stoves ides Of awful -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

0ovER~os RICH lets no valuable time
i;neer oa toe heels OF uncertainty over
the fate Of the Miner law. lie killed
i WITH enc fell s~ipe 81 his goo.e-quiil.
sud there's none 80 mean IS 10 bemoan
"a fate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

hlsHttss nansss ess become frssx
"a hsnsss A entire fam ly perl.Asi
from cclz n@af r oeks y~sisrssy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

rcssr' ~ soooi4 Huai up TIE MA
8 a. fetaones los al o.d-essaaopsd
~lntsf. aea sisv ban lortn~ita.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

MfcHfatS's lsgs.sturs 70 not very
swfs "a getting dosn - work. bat
when compared Wan ne Illlnos
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BARGAINS
DAVIS CORK SCREWS!

The cnaic4t pulling the market No 81
nv broken bottles No lame backs from
Profanity
rcigns n the family and the DAVIS CORK sCkEW -
crowned king Of all cxfTactors
need Of pair Of StecyardsS Enquire OF Foster
20
tho thing Foster TO heve
fact they have everything hardware line
may want