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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-09
BOUGHT BAD HORSES.
The Superintendent of the Aims.
house "SOld" on HorSeflesh.

The superintendent of the Aims.
house "Sold" on Horseflesh.
At a meeting OF the Finance Committee
of the Board of Supervisors yesterday
Superintendent Weaver of the Almsh ouse
stated that on an authorization of Super
visor Goodwin he had bought a team OF
horses from a man named johnson for
$780, The horses were pronounced all
right by Architect Greeley, but on the first
drive to town one of them died.
The committee determined to investigate
the matter.
The committee discussed the project of
Surveyor FitZhugh to make a new official
map at an expen Sc Of $4,000.
Supervisor Denman stated that he hac
an offer from a professional map-maker to
draw new nan aud make the necessary
surveys for $500.
The committee have summoned Super
intendent Of Streets Ackerson to explain
why he has not reported the cost of repair
ing Golden Gate avenue.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-09
QUERY COLUMN.
Quotations and Questions
Answered.
A Democratic Act The Kremlin.
CaIifOrnia'S Electoral VOte-A
Matter of Population.

j. W. c.. City. The Quotation, thine
was made for slaves" may be found in
BILLY Taylor" burlesque play. with
which the theater-goers of London in 1880
were familiar. 1t was written by the play
wright and actor, j. B. Blackstone. and was
first given at the Adelphi Theater in Lon
don in that year. The verse in which the
quotation appears follows:
On such an occasion as this,
All time ana nonsense Scornng,
Nothing shall come amiss.
And we won't 60 home till morning.
why should we break up
Our song and pleasant party?
limo made for slaves.
But never for us, SO hearty.
Here wen stay,
Singing, dancing frolcking;
'Taint the time OF day
TO be meancholic in.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-09
Insane Through Drink.

Henry Lilienthal, 30-year-old bar
keeper, attempted suicide by cutting his
throat with penknife near the Six-mile
House yesterday. Llienthal has been
drinking heavily for some time and is de-
cidedly out Of his nina. judging from his
incoherent talk. His wounds were not
considered serious, and he was booked to
appear before the Insane Commission on
Monday morning. Lilienthal has several
brothers in the grocery business and ne
formerly worked for them.
A farmer near Cochocton, N Y, utilities
his twelve children as scarecrOWs In his
corn field
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-09

Wholesale rates from slaughterers are as foil ows:
BEEF-First quality. 5c extra choice. 619c;
second quality. 41%c: third do 3@4c e 10.
Dairy Calves, 712@S1ac q 10.
MUTTON-Wethers. 6G61ac: Ewes. &c q 10.
SPRING LAMB-71a@S1ac y 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. 6ss@b1ac for heavy and me-
dunn granted; stock Hogs. 5ss@5s4c; dressed
do, e@91ac q ID.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-09
MARKET REPORTS.
SATURDAY EVENING, July
SUMMARY OF THE Markets

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Silver lower.
New York Exchange advanced.
Sterling Exchange firmer.
Grain Bags steady.
Wheat unchanged.
Barley futures stronger.
Oats. Corn and Rye dull.
Hay steady.
Honey dull.
Bayo Beans lower.
Potatoes aud onions firm.
Butter. Choose and Eggs unchanged.
Poultry Gull.
First Grapes and Canteloupes arrived
Berries plentiful.
Vegetables In large supply.
Grain Bags steady.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-09
Rodeo Cattle Market.

RoDEo. Cal, July S.-RepOrt Union Stockyard
Company-The market closed steady. Prime
steers. 81 4O@2 80: cows, S2@2 25 Gamers, 81 20
O. so.
Sheep-Good fat wethers, 1903 %; ewes, 81 20
@l3; lambs. $3 1894.
Hogs - Heavy granted, ST. sO@6 90; light
Calves-Good light weights s393 So
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-09
The championship games which will be held

The championship games which will be held
at the Olympic Clubs grounds in September
under he auspices OF the Pacific Coast Amateur
Athletic Association Will attract athletes from
the principal cities Of ibe State The Olympic
Club athletes who were defeated by the UnlVer-
sity Club OF Berkeley last year ne deiermineu
10 win back their lost laurels az this Heetlng
Although matters pertaining to outdoor sports
are somewhat dull after the holidays Inc lovers
Of courSing. fishing. shooting and CRICKET sun
continue 10 patronize their faYoTite pasllhieS'
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-09
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. July S-The market for railway
and miscellaneous securities was dull one to-day
less than $1,000 shares having changed hands
during the two hours OF business. At the start
prices ran off 1s@A per cent. The market began
to impI after the opening and Cordage
common developed considerable strength. rising
21a on the statement that the time for paying as
sessments had teen extended for a fortnight The
loss In bank reserves led TO Decline but closed
steady Government bonds iirin. Petroleum neg
lected.
EXCHANGE. MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call was nominaly per cent Prime
paper, 6GlS per cent Sterling exchange steady
wit bankers bills st 81 S2s454 SO for sixty days
aud 81, S41a04 84A for demand. United States
AS, regular. el1O; do coupon. $40; rs, regular.
81: Pacific Us, $1O3; Silver 7O15c.
RAILROAD SHARES.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-09
Exchange and Bullion.
Bank Clearings.
Produce Market.

Local bank clearings last week were $lO.3S2
6S7. against $l3,275.692 for the same week last
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-09

POrtIand's Business.
PORTLAND. Or. July S-Clearances $2Oo,OUO;
balances, $4,000.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-09
OCEAN STEAM RS.

Departure OF Australian steamer depends
arrival OF the British mails
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

my dear" said Mr.. Foster - h
glanced ovor tho pile of lettsrs BY hts
plato ~ breskfast, II have . hss1s eur
prise for you-'
The entire family became Instantly at
tentive. "You know" continued the
sznilirs man. ''of Funyfre HaSbor-ou-
ths-Sound. It b . beautiful cool spot-
no Notwithstanding. boating and
general happiness lquote from IL ad-
verrissucnt IT thc Cuttle(sh VILLA, which
caught my eye tho other day. The pro-
peissos. my love. advertised special ra&ss
for children, and I forthwith wrote to
HIM Here 10 ths answer" holding aloft
an envelope. and II favorable We viii
al 20 OWN
Tomorrow. suggested half dozen
fresh ycang voiceA
.sWait, my dssss." aid their mother
calmly. yse truly dsliGhtsd. ~
Mr.. Poster or<ned the lstteR and read:
".Replying to your favor of the nth
inst. ! would cay thas our regular rates
for admits sss - - q pss day"-
Rather sxpeudve." iuterpolated Mrs-
Foster. "bus with reductions for the
childrSn---
And continued Mr.. Foster. slowly
reading. /" special ruses Tor children -
.Ah-h,' hummei the seven listeners,
scarcely aide % restrain their inpatienos.
".SneciAl rates for childSen..... repeat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22
A GENEROUS OFFER
Dire. DARN VIII Treat the Rich and
Poor. the High and Loo, Al Glasses.
Grades and Stations. Free Of
Charge, From 10 TO ~
Q. m. Daily.

The art Of treating diseases by cleo
tricity Is. Ike many other good things
in medicine. not new. but its principle Of
action is 50 little understood that Its
employment at the present day makes
il practically new discovery. The
medical profession at large. not possess
ing the true secret OF the proper RENE
dice To use, are still laundering in the
dark. and throwing dlscredit through
their Ignorance on one OF the greatest
medical advances Ut the present day.
For the benefit Of those TO whom this
plan Of cure is new, and who may be
seeking aid. though dlstrustfui, after
many failures Of everybody and every
thing. DIR. Darrin makes the extraordin-
AIRY and most generous offer To treat the
afflicted free of charge. between the
hours 81 10 and III a m. each day until
further notice, TO prove to the COM
munity at large his ability and skill.
Owing to the "hard times" the Drs.
Darrin have also reduced their pro-
fessional fees for those that are willing
To pay TO the low rate Of IS per month
for each and every disease until cured.
except in surgical and special compli-
Gated cases.
The Drs. Darrin can be consulted free
at all hours at their Offices, No. - Jetfer-
son avenue. near corner Fulton, Grand
Rapids. Michigan. Office hours. 10 In
) daily; evenings. Z to 3; Sundays, 10
10 Il
They make speciality OF all diseases
Of the Eve, Ear. Nose and Throat, Ca
tarrh aud Deafness. bronchitis. La
Grippe, Consumption. Dyspepsia. Heart,
Liver and Kidney Diseases and all
nervous. chronic and private diseases.
fuch as, loss Of manhood. blood taints,
syphilis. gleet gonosrhea. structure.
epermattorrhna. seminal weakness. loss
OK desire OF sexual power in man or
woman.
All peculiar female troubles. irregu-
lar mensturation, leucorrhcea. displace-
ments. etc. are confidentially and sue
cessfully treated. ard they win under no
circumstances take a case that they can
not cure or benefit.
Drs. Darrin will send 10 any address
their Electro Magnetic remedies on the
receipt OF q. and full symptoms OF the
disease. One visit 10 the Office is de-
sired. but is not necessary In all cases.
Inquiries 10y mail promptly answered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

fs<s.x ss- starr - tse -~ss~~. che r.ssss-
esss.s ssa ths Pretty CIGAR nelss,.

ilesrx .s- starr - ts~ r~.ss~~. ss~ v.ssss-
es.s-s s.a sh~ vr~tsy ciS>r neise,-
A nnar - cAn cslssaiste. remarked
Nsi.r <horscut. = veteran SMOKER. ~ hs
tz5srl bis. black cigar aud ssttisi
tinieslg bkk N IA e.~y chair. Il have
3ast sscsp~d an errur that ~v.h have
r~raitsa n az inrrea-e 81 sbcrt ssei q
year IA ~ persousl sxpnsss !. s's
tsss wsys This moFn1ns irops~i m ~
rr.irr fsw h.ndFsi fresh cigars frym
Ia 8s.aier vho BAL b-~n susIlytpg ne
vsth this ssu.e srsni fr evv yser- AT
- -, kinz nay ortieg Tia susis'se ssshs<
s..sass trssht frs,m hss je~k and h<fsi~s
- ~ nesf llssse l-afhrr c&rs. rrzaafk
ias thss - w.as~i - Fr~~~us roe VITA .
ifxis ztfs Ct-aa op=nins q fosln't sssf
e ccasNnssl . hsantiful nssssrs~hssm
eixaf h,Lier NJ ~. tngulse ~s< -
srefs~s tlse s.isnirst3eo wktch I s.r'sssliy
-, aa1 81 ttspA hia fr hss great hal
nes. ras rezt saa*znt. hsesver. tai
resslns.t cynEroi q ssy.sIf s.si wss nsfe.
Hsnsiinsr tbs $3.50 bses - sae aes<s', l
tali atse as~ saarh ! sgpr~4zs@a So
sso..F,aitg sd bov h~~nsafsi NJ 81
va. tas ti.st ~ essxt really exercises M
- r@iinilis S. ADD hlsn y, r.szisisses
ts4t J go pe>~eessd q ptrsass. assfFs
seiss sof@fstlttsn 4 ~ sstssi-s Hssss
- asssfssh4aHs si.zs elsx hs4 Always
ssssars - sfiaz sss -sa sa1k sk.s sss1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22


- Nnd1us 60 thso I oon1 ~ ~
- thtak - ehuE11h = puenn1ng - -
estx ~. O.
n, ~ ~ ossy eup1 uaop1fy.
tnghs1 - ~ onDus11>,on4 - xmns
ews1 fuE1y eunn1nm 90 ! - neoan-
o><u1 - upnnkn1 M Tvs puoksr
l1xiy nsHx7ou5 ~ osoid hny>5ns ~ -
tas1, ks.cs ny plnin snd lQney Ufng-
-xAs p1nin uuGh = - ! dnn1Et -
~ hrc.mss ~ ssugonnss - = NuuA
ksss - - mpmniv~ CIV . ~
$4,000 - - e6ow hok1w - uDse-
schnun. snd ~ tnmp1knanay - - -
ceiow II. Hls smoking nrsuasus cor
u,oos1y. so ~ sssiay fDe >ohac~s -
eirnn movss n shs snxns d1socstoo- lie
emu ~ ~ Ths idss n - hHnA =
ekns ~ pas>Aculor ptps q eirag hekdg
- soasswhas shs nns1 thing q - tind
svg usfs sd tkat Is - hts DIV -
entoe y ~ 70 IL sxsssAc bus. hshs
svsnSS CO. ths snsokss vsu connnms
twlns - uauch t0hneoo - - dad tq1s~
bnsnuny tnnno0 shs m0snss ~ -
thsssBoaA - wns~ Ihs unossr ny 80
no1tos = - fsuk. The rnsssschann nons
y - sBdscs1vs IN ~ psusrssA - q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

WASHINGTON. July H. Michigan post
oc'ce appointments today. Deer Creek.
Lisirgs cuunty. W. W. Henderson. q,
saersed Mrs Hattie Barber. resigned;
Dupiain. Clinton county. \. W. Brass.
~ snccced II r. T-eter. removed, Fast
jordan. Chlrievoix county. r. f. Besos-
niger. % succeed Harrison Mitchell. re-
sizncd: Eureka. Ciinfon county. T.. j.
Rininxer 20 saccecd Daniel Turner. re-
moved. fianiiton. AiIegsn county. C. f.
slpis '/S.ceessi n. A. Sears. resigned;
H4tlniker. Branch county. Peter Hat
MAKER. d succeed Austin Larabee. re-
novel, Nashville. Delta county. Mra
Jennie Reynolds. 10 succeed A. T.
Waldo. resigned; Montgomery. Hills
dale eounfy. &. r. Adams. 10 succeed q,
T. Jlexitt. resigned: Novi. Oakland
rognfy. y. ". Toneray. - succeed &. III.
Wight. resigned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

-.
s<1ss. >l4s<~t thai ga Wednesday tsst
t.ss.14 lad s<s1<~t t1e fsre<xa oql,;n
thai t1s stofsss as1ot a. s<u>ed kn<-
s,zs s1<<s t<-z4 1<spstehed - >etD rha
f4Eslx cs-4sy s~ss sstzf>iy S<lss-
t1> Ls81s Tuio AL 49, cReo
ta4e1 ~ "a co1usktes Il tie
~hnss, rs dl>c1sssrn being 90 t1s
fina1cta. <lsns~ rs lzer - %
1i~ns.el pfsef ~ TIE p1sA<s
~ 10 I'D by tts hcSss< 4x. Josath
tr4zat~Eiain zfszeksd he wh<ls ~rbs<as
ps.lfcs-a by sAs sufsrrelen: - <ny 70.
4ue<soe "a ths trs1n:o paid ~ iseisAd
v>s;d tncss>ss the b1r.tens a tie i,fltssh
t4x ls}cr< The riaure 80 dsfrnessa ~
tae H ftot.- Hr1fJ tu1.ef. p<rs-<lsEf ~
t1e losal government ooaed
i4pcrtaat cesnEasfeatiSns hatt
fa=@si tssisy hst2esa TIE faEeixn or1ss
snd "a =. Jones. British ul.olsssf -
deaf n bsii<kn wee AtmisA IRE
MATTE. eeuinan1sx Ia eilAsf q Us Nj
1e<~ aisisi.n a lhs <ees. = hxk<sal.iE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

\
- rsass.o tel 20 O 81 do Il 8
Cluria'b.t nae 3 81 o . e--i0 u 4
psstsriss-.iarkeon. t5ietega ami fsnnsaps
e. aan usrlsin. tsrfett sud Vaughn. tsasac
- ii,sl ga scee lnt ga dars1ess-
Tssa'e . o o o. % I-siI 3
CIs, isa8 . . 6 q o Ill u =
Batteries -Ssis'soa aaa Gsni foars ssd
UtcGnos.
tbicseo..s % ) o 4 0 Oh 10 ,
pfisisx q o : o is 10 s
lsti.srise--H utski~op snd kitfridxs Col.
ciossgh, 6ano4rt and ssxsisn.
Rraokiyai eso Esis :
itsitsfe 4 o I = 2 g. q
Hssssrls--- IFsddosk sad Khs.o~ Aallane
sad Clarke.
paaa osso a 81 an % 1
ussA n o. o 90 81 II
AsHers~Ake.fs snd Clssasuls. osSf
t4a farraiL.
F,si.,u p f0tf so0 .sT q
~ Il . EN- q
Haseriss- ,iis~tss srsi tian ssi tisrsaso
tai Nisca-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22


- 1senefu0Ds 6npsy Dansw ~ ;
sufkes sevorO custtc. ~ ~ han : sofs
- n ktR - - bssA eunpiu6say
ene<issas3 ~ - ekasus - ~ 1nsilnh
ls1ss - - - hsYssn6hp,ngs = ovU
UIAne ~ SIGHT ~ '1GIn AnG1akps-
WesD6ng 49, ths dsaxh - Mis-. Hngoel
slsIn. - - scco6n3nniznGDs - nout cor
rscs Alsnnn1Enss " shs insxsahas -.
Noans<-Gauy s0ueh<s HIM daupay. Eng
~ h<lkss. ~ th,n1u. Duso b w srn-
~ hans>sd. cd n,sny q shsn. ~ = IN
. pos1elna - aGrm. - vsry yDutty azsd
Wy styhhh IN France. h ays. the
Eno1Gh Wonaan u s,ways Fvusussnesd -
bu6ng sst4 snd ungainly. VIII . coAr>s
tDrs and . Starring drsA 3 thts type
svus szasos1. ~ 49,. u mnne hnvs dap
psoss1, a. ms ga = ~ b ssnu NOVA
aayA O. ~ contrusy. thsss Enghah
womn, h oh1nAn. hook vssy p3sAHlns.
Ihsv 60 drsassd With tnsts. and thar
unnns - sxqufaisa. u dasu>g may
- amupd thnt ~ oUvsn<tunn1 Eng
~ vuu0 a Yssnnh tasas nsvsr did ~
sunh1o ~ ~ srsiels eng m0v than he
hAnsIn ssssuhlss ~ conventional
ysunhman vhnm ~ 80 aoonsenmsd
IN - sDDfsom tims 70 tims q tAe Ehe-
- unA-ImAm Nova
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

ing Press base ball club and the South
Grand Rapids base hi club VII play
The third game 81 a series % three games.
each elsih having Won a game. Tie
Wiau-f - ths series viii b the cham
rlef amateur club - the city.
Atfp. M The Eveaing Press haze
bal club wili play a match game with
TIE Rocker base ball club. one ~ tie
strongest clubsof The city. both gaines
viii - played on the Burton aventie
gr,,und@. ors block west a the hriek
school house on Buchanan street Al
mission free.
r " DfcKERsoN.
Captain Evening Press Il. y. c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

CxetrTA Iuly si.Ths exchange
hanks have ar the prrsenf refused Ito
off-r q TIE India government % pur.
ctass the silver tencrred after tnr clos.
ure ~ me mints . free coinage. ~
sndersio-sl that tie banks ia 9ueslsot
sin tisp4feh delegate 20 Ssmla 10 re.
preset thei1 case "a the government.
aod that they AK that the offer Re lefs
ofca ia the meantime.
The Pioneer. n paper that has always
f.-en steady supporter Of be govern
snsrf. commenting upon tfe financial
'-saey a the advisers 81 the government.
regarding tne sale OK council drafts.
says that II 1t was rot imbeelilfy tina:
rrompte>i the co>rr~e taken there was an
aifrctatinn ~ inbecility for the purpos,
a ooncraiins q motive that can not b.,
-cnf>s~<4t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22
sPRzALG g coMRAMYs
LETTER TO THE LADIES.

We efforts 20 make this store 49,
for patponA Take things departm<n>o
the be1o
the scale Of ordinary prices and eosnpar what -
hnd in other This viii 1o1o
machinery and viii enable whether che -
of foreign Iooms steamships valsneds
do not accomplish aost raeies che placing tor
little money the creaiest of eseything ko~n eoos
retailing before We do always dsue
Figures in advertisement settle nothing lie the quality
the pcriecncs4 the width the fashion the patten that
be considered With the We ustb
merchandise only the but after
taken il home
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

IL puzzles 20 out cood
material and workmanship given pricea Those
French manufacturers have studied out the problem With
the nesr materials and needle workers
create garments that defy critcism and cheapy Our
lin underwear department Icre Soeb
qualities and styles cannot be ionnd their eheapne>s
wonder OF eovcrs fine chem
Use, muslin Drawers muslin skirt muslin night drcsses
Dainy with swiss
All sizes for ladies, misses and children
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

tnrvsa liver or impure blood. Dyspsy~is,
liver Cnmplaiut,h the most stubborn
Skin. scalp. OF Srofrious affecttlns--cvea
Consursr,ian. or Lang svofula. m Us sariler
.sass~ - is the only rvrn>siy 80 sure and
Elective that 10 can n guaranteed. III II
slossnt benefit or cure. you have your
tnoney hack.
Yea "a buYf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22
IRIS HIGH TIME

IT'S HIGH T7ME
somsThing was done, Il your blood
A. Impure You can't mistake the
symptoms. Blotchss and pimpisA
OF q feeling os languor AMI tepses-
sion, ars some Of them II you "iee
10 60" you're an easy prey 70 al
SORTS u serious allments-
Now, the best biood-purifier IN
the world II DR.. Pierce Golden
N~.ical Discovery. Take that, ana
ss VIII certainly nd you or every
biood faint and disorder. IL starts
every organ into healtnfal action,
assists al the bodily functions. and
claanss~, bulls up, and inyi6orates
the whole system. q. NJ. ID far
! surpase- nasty Cod Liver OH ar.t
| ali It's filthy compounds As q nesh-
builier and sfr~ngfh-resscrer.
For every dlsrAss csiisssi by
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

St5aaxsr-Do yea belong to tho Armi
Employss-Ys. sor. thsy owp me fos
70 houu every day.-YAnkss BlAde.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22
A COOL DRESS.

Are there any fabrics more sug-
gestive for hot weather dress than our
beautiful French challies or Brilliant
ines? a few of those black and white
checks are still availablc-makes
pretty street dress. Suitings TO please
every taste, from 27iac to ssIsc this
week
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22
THE SPRING & coMpANYs
SPECIALS.

Count voull he ant
n-cd- Anything ackings They're here you Have you
stopped think the dry goods accom-
plished in the line of ready TO to put gsrmcntsf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22
TAKE READY-TO-WEAR
DRESSES.

Very likely stitch change
the fit perfect II there aitering you
nothing seasonabe fabrics
the fashion. "Fsu what you sayf Ah
that's surprise you. Ten
stuff for price of dress complete select
SPRING * COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

Wash linen lawn. il grows pref
est, airiest crispest of dress stuffs.
and almost the neatest. Well show
you rare bargains this week in =
variety of prices
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

After such . carpet season 81
not surprising that many short
pieces. odd borders. pattern. wr
81 them marked ~ half price. g
a pretty prfte fer quartet the
them ia Nsl,cns. Administers, :
aad Ingrains.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-10-18
For Prosecutor.

The Wellington Enterprise and the he.
porter should poke their noses around
Rochester, Huntington and fenneio II
they want to find how unanimous people
can be on the prosecutor ques,ion'-Elyria
Democrat.
Yhe Demecr@ man SCENE to worry u
great deal about our nominee'tor prosecut-
ing attorney. He was NOMINATED oY q
eood majority IN the convention, and the
ballots were cast by representative men
frem the several townships, precincts and
wards in the county, audwe know OF moth
Ing but square work in the convention
Mr.. Thomas is yet untried as eprosecu'or'
therefore Mr.. Reeiy has no means OF judg-
;ug of his fitness for the position, When
there are "a number of aspirante for posi-
tion, and only y'eueto receive ,he nomina'
tion It Is but natural that some one OF tae
candidates and their friends VIII zee
grieyed over defeat and use paper OF op
posite politics to assist in defeating tt'
man that carried off the honoEs OF The
convention. Meshall not attempt to obey
the mandates of the democratic organ IL
Elvria by casting our noses into few
Townships that he has named'te look up
republicau or Two who might be persuaded
to vote against Mr.. Thomas, but on 'h'
other hand, we expect to be able TO devils
plans 10 our sanctum that will cause hin
"a rur ahead Of his ticket.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-10-18
County Ticket.

II the hard times are caused by the pro-
posed reformation of the tariff laws, or.
dered by oyer five and one-halt million
American citizens last fall, how under ihe
sun can they be bettered by electing, VIII
lam Mckinley governor Of Ohio, and re-
publican Legislature ?-Elyria Democrat
The Democrat man should know thai
the people of Ohio only have chance TO
cast their ballots for state officials this
year, hence they will improve every op-
portunity to show the nation that they
want a party in power that is able to con-
duct their financial ship of state in way
that will not paralyze every business In
terest, as has been the situation since
March A, 1893. They do not ask for a great
reform. All they want and need is to have
the country in the same condition that
Benjamin Harrison and republican sen
ate left It; that is all.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-10-18
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