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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07


Alderman esrvers presented reso.
lnnon - the rouncil lat evening IL
wssnot oae e. the ordinary resolutions
ealing Tor street Improvements or
extra pay allowances. bat 4 resolution
rcnAfksh.e for ia sslniue abs1vcity
and utter ridieuiou-ness. Ar. Gerssrs
would nave the mayor of the city AK
tie sheriff q KsaL couaty 90 remove
two asuntses from Office for a. alleged
o1~a.e against society, "a tue face 81 a
vefd.c. ~ jury tnst they committed
~ ca usr. ISIS not the fact thtt taey
~tfe sti iltfsc that MAKES Mf. eservsrs
resolution 70. sns. out tas fact that
BE- ~Aats see uty0r 20 ak the shsFt
g. remese sasm. Ja.s imagine Gover-
nor k.ta t<king Mayer stuart 20 d.
easrts fRo sllesmen. snd toe grim
a ory the re-olaton ~ Mr Ger.
vsrs ~l same eot .n bod relief.
NJ. eiervors s.so esots Ar wtbey
impesessd. rsmovef from oitce and
con- xQfd - the teoiu.ton b1w-
eows zeueraiiy. heezase he perfected
= mkssr fFsm elop1 q Win a TOO
uIor ciashec. q whose person snd
preprrsF Sc IL gtlsfasn. Al ~ uless
dss re- ssFag ffesn . ~@ll-nnfssd fsel.
ioe e. sslxast.oa ever ~sai ae tainxs
- esespston ~ 80. - sstnari,y sasi
,s ous osenscr 20 sot;y lie -
a.. H..4I .Ir
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

Itis conceded On Al aides that the
time q Toe legislature = fritterea away
Ia charter tnksring. livery village "A
toe state. nearly. asks Tor some RI
lsrxf ment or elr.alment Of s's
c0rporals powers a. every session
II ths legislature. These requests
are invariably IN cons.ders4 BY
those interested am drawn up II 4
crude. unfinished state. The result Is
that soc 4 sxussion OF the merits of the
proposed legislation istransierred from
tie village q the legislature. where
confusoa AMI de;ay are sure 10 oh
struct legislation and postpone acton
on otaer important business The
heroic edort being made n the house
% shorten the session. VII DC neutral
izsd By the irremosable drag OF charter
rnkering. Not the villages alone, but
the large cites ars cul ably neg
ligens ia getting proposed smend-
ments into actionsoge form. There
q 10 rehoi from this source
q exssperating delay but n q
measurs Which vii throw UPON the
manscipai.tiss burden Of respousi-
hAty for sach lscnes. Il bill can DC
prepared. under the constitution. by
when the original powers VI munici-
al corporations vita respect 10 se.f-
government shall be enlarged, this
troubls will lie miEimized- In some Of
the states provisons are made for the
class fication OF cities. BY this plan
po~sr Is conferred on basis Of
population. A city OF small popu-
latoE enjoys powers and PRIV
ilsxes distinctly conferred. and ss
the population increases these pow
ers are extended without leg sixtlve n
terfersnce. The deal s5rm Of mun.c-
ipal tucorOorstioa SIN franchise te-
ssouiox upon = ETY. 40 largest dlscre-
tionary privileges incident 10 bfosd
ssll-govesnnsat.: ~ oest. Il legislative
scssoo. sre - Re shortened i must be
by Wy Of reform 10 respect 10 leg sla-
ton 1llsctoE music pai.tie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE.

Mrs. Edith J. Archibald, of Cape
Breton. president Of the Maritime W.
(. L. L.. (which includes the three
provinces OF Noya Scotia, New Bruins
wick and Prince Edwards Islandl,
writes: 1.-The Maritime ~. {. i. L. Is
solid on the suffrage question. and
those of its members who are qualified
duly exercise their lin,ited powers of
municipal suffrage. hoping for better
things TO come III the near future"
Mrs. Helen q. Rice. superintendent
of the juvenile department IN the Ma
Sioual ". {. L. L.. mas completed her
engagements IN WISCONSIN. These
meetings have gwen the work in that
state q wonderful impetus, not only 10
the loyal temperance legions, but to
all lines Of W. {. T. L. work.
The Worlds and National W. .. T.
L. have designated the week beginning
April II as "self-deniai week" during
which every member f the W. Z. L.
L. is asked TO deny herself something
not necessary that its cost may go 10
the local, state, National or Worlds
w. G. L. L.
The annual convention OF the ma
ilonsl W. Z. L. L. for 1898 will he held
IN Chicago October 1921. Free enter
tainment will not be provided, as Chi
csgo's hospitality will be so heavily
taxed at that time.
Postmaster General Wsnamsker is
.sii 10 have turned out 200 saloon
keepers from the railway mail service.
many of whom were illscltly using the
United States mail cars for bar-rooms.
At the annual meeting of the Boston
W. {. L. u. the financial statement
-howed: Amount received for the year,
y, 1898; total expenditures, Sl,5sT.S3;
balance on hand. SdlI.45.
Russia u giving some attention TO the
temperance question and sixteen Of the
village assemblies closed their rum
shops. as decided by the 81. Petersburg
government.
The National W. c. T. Y. was repre-
-ented 10y Mrs. Matilda u. Czrsc st the
tsienniai season of the National Soun-
Cd OF Women in Chicago recently.
The state W. e. T. Us OF Msssschu-
set;s, Maine. Nebraska and Illinois are
tins year asking for municipal suffrage
Tor women.
Thirteen counties OF South Dakota
elected women as county superlntend-
ents OF schools ut the last election.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

The British minister IT ConstaLtino-
pie has called the attention of the porte
10 the interesting cosngs OF the press
censor In his handling OF the New Tee
lament, hymn books snc other chr.e-
tian books intended for circulation IN
the Turkish provinces. The porte nae
promised redress. Something of the
character of the changes made may be
gathered from the one instance OF the
insertion Of the word "chrIstan" be-
fore "siuners,"if the passage Jesus
Christ came into the world 10 save sln-
ners."
Mr.. Cleyeland's check for IL cents
has been received by = Baltimore im-
porter in payment OF the duty on =
PAIR of foreign gloves recently received
from abroad for the president-elect
The importer intends TO retain the doc
um.nt as q souvenir instead of each.
ing It.
Cook Talcott. who died in New York
city few days ago, enjoyed the dis
t.nctlon OF having defeated General
Grant for the position of county sur
veyor OF 81. Louis county before the
wsr. aud but for that defeat Grants
later career would most probably have
been very different from what II proved
10 10.
Prof. Martin Kellogg, the newly
elected president of The University OF
California, has beeu living on the Pa
cltic coast for forty years, and has been
active. not to ssy prominent. IN educs-
tsonal work the most OF that time. lie
ent thIthcr directly from his studies
in tue theological department NJ Yale.
In . lecture delivered before the
Massachusetts, Institute OF Technology
Profess 4 scdg~lck said he had traced
the course of an epidemic OF typnoid
fever aud found that II just matched
toe route of . nillkmsn.
senator Haze. Of Name, occupies the
desk which Mr.. Blame used when the
latter gentleman was member OF the
seuaff.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

Nslter-i etFtet toe 10 Pay IN a1-
vance.
ouest-wha, do you mean. an
Nai,er-Ne ofeEse. SIT. Whatever.
but the last gentleman who sts mack
erei here got bone 10 rs thfost aud
dled without psyi8g and tie gnt'nOr
took il oat Of nay wage Wonoer.
Wife addressing her husband. Who
u busy rrluDg a. he dess ~ nst AZ
yea writing there, hubby. dear
II am working away al ny ne.
more"
"Ah, hut Yen have pot forgotten -
me- lon vOuf little ~ifsy. hste yoar'
.soh, dear nol have ss.rs..ntei
ysn a. the sun ~ osy lte ard an issl
na- giving . description Z those dAt .
on ~hich sca hA*e mste Is psrtacaisf.
4, hot Tor me. ~ llcg~nds HssstsSr.
IL believe N rfvii service reform =
declared Ne. Tsdaelis alter reading a.
afltis 90 ths satfert
20 do /. fsp.sea - ste. stot a..
nsssatv had - ges rlsa -efx.c~ cut .;
= hllsd s,ss uowsdsg. s'stfo.s frss
pfssa
The Genuine sffsels-I .s,-srssn
snfs tris = gsonias tssssh break ssi
tea l.easea tiefk ~ ell. sasasse. /
hss s9nss ~ tsst - 81 ~nee.f 49,
s4e AZ sd ! ars<me4 Al exht fAsi /
-, fallug 81 - Isaa1n bridge
So lufk AtekiY
- So Ye4 sVeff harry Nsw ear .
.sss ar feiift - ta~ke
Aen ato sca - wear "a asa.
tsF's fla ilii f1e Efst - FAsa...t y is,st-
isf. sspitsd N.-ssf.-~gaass.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

The little girl ssssed IA me char
wears . dress made of eresm.coiored
nsnnsl and trimmed Win infsish
border. TIE little xssEsrsd ss'rt nas
tSo rove Of two little tncks ssch- he
wAist has tiKhi-nltsnx liuinx anu oet.
t,ns IA the tack snvslbly. Inc tfont
hangs lower than TIE lining snd 70
gstnsrsd ~ tne neek. TIE b&sk has
tas same length. snd belt OF Turkish
trimming holds thc waist snd ends Ia
. velvet rosette. there are Imitation
slspsnders over the shoulders Alec OF
Lac trimming.
siippers are shown Win elaborate
bneklss snd are furtnef ornsment<d
with lace. one had b.g round fnine-
stone buckle that wss msde the center
CT roselss Of hns lace fully two hnssfs
seross- only the toe 81 the supper
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

showed below, and the top OF tho in
etep above. In adapting this fashion,
great care must be taken that the
rosette - not IA de so big that the ankle
10 hidden. The idea OF the rosette ~
TO emphasize the d-llcacy OF the ankle
and toe, TO the sacrifice OF the instep.
IL you don't happen 10 have much OF
an instep II is just the thing for you.
SHOES for the bedroom are made
siasned down at the sides like the ehoes
Romeo wears. They are lined With
fur aud the fur shows al around the
edges. Truth TO say. they look prettier
on the shelf than when worn, like those
dreadful knit things that are go fascin-
atiug to make and so pretty ~ look at
but which make ones feet look like
frllled hams.
With yard or 60 OF wide lace and
as much narrow ribbon you can FIX out
any bodice. Pass the ribbon over the
shoulders, bringing II 10 point IN the
front and at the back. either at the
waist or just below or just above the
breast line. OF course, you run the
lace on the ribbon very full. That
makes couple OF rufiie effects that
hang over the shoulder. and make =
bertha In front and pretty point be-
hind. IL you have made your points
short-wsisted bind your waist IN .
10 80 belt that starts just a. the point.
Make great puff sleeves over which
the lace hangs. and your bodice is
quite in keeping with the present
styles
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

Governor Pennoyer OF Oregon - IN
= stste of mind. lie has n otlned the
adJutsnt general Oh HE great state that
no cannon belonging 10 IL sball lie
Used ~ lire q salute lover the lnkugn-
ration Of q Wall street p.utocFat az
president OF the United states." Mr..
Pennoyer seems 10 be toying with tfea-
son and dsllying with dis.oyalty, as il
were. He should take = new twlst on
himself. and Try and do the decent
thing by Mr.. Cleveland. even II he j.
going 10 be president OF the United
states.-New York Recorder.
Prof. Briggs Gays of confessions Of
faith: LET those who believe ia them
form clubs ami societies for their per-
petuatlon, but not divide tne christian
church on their account" He has
Just one more siep TO take TO reach q
finai truth, that reilgios. 10 goodness
and goodness religion, no matter with
what speculation assoclsted.-PItie-
burg Times.
Its comfort 10 know that in a
period of unrest the members OF the
French chamber OF deputies can settle
questions OF personal yeracity and
honor by firing pistols at each other or
slsshlng eacn other with swords. We
don't quite understand how 10 settles
anything. but 1t somehow seems TO.
And II relieves the unresi.-Sew York
Tribune.
No reasonable objection can be made
to immediate acquiescence IN the re-
quest of the Hawaiian ENJOYS. If We
rebuff them they will turn To England.
as Texas would have done some forty
years ago had the democratic party.
then dominant, been wanting ia far
sigated patriotlsm.-Se Yerk sun.
Half of one month WAS wasted on
funeral oratlons IN the house during
The fitly-tirst congress, and the only
men who would have been sincerely
interested in what was said were not
there 10 hear it.-Chsrleston News
II is published ~ an important fact
that the car Of Russia eats tive meals
daily. This 10 the advantage OF being
car. Most Of he subjects are LUCKY
( they get twO.-Baiilpiore American.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

H. s~cssalissas - krut co1ais / assera-
BE IL callseatlfa A. tiis Lt1fei 6, re<,a
- 1~sfl - 81 81 ~ cts % s.F4ll1 Hap a. "a
tf4r = rsrEsg ~ al - 3. m. taf the
= - 81 s.ssf Ilt - tafeo 1st Eatrs - ti.e
SO caalf. 5D re- - ur.a - tae - II De
fF&Il ~ n Ia tks - ssFusfg. l>t-t for ills
.afta.-t ~ , - ~ - 14l5 1ttis4 a. as -
fasI 80 - "a 81 ltksus eo1Et 4uc sao fe.tE -
- - 4afFeFsff-
fslnr s.ae4,<s HID T. elret tsirxAtet t..
as eos silica 1ei414fes slu 49, = . <,tti
A. lr< l1fraI ceat~utIr8- O. - bf1esftrr
- "a - aoa1insfe - nt<fs "a th@ eifcstf
s41rt a. o1f eoI1 a. LIS, lief 81 schools 81 =
49, 1saip al $40 - r1ftflft - three tt.e.
xst-s a1oRnk u. b. >>fLL.
ii. sEL1EA- secretary.
4hAIrIIaa-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

TO-DAY the great SIX Day
sale Of Gordon trotters will CONF
mence at Cleveland. Ohio.
Other great breeders Of the
country viii participate in the
ale. which will consist entirely
Il trotters Of developed speed.
IN unusually large number of
promising flyers viii be offered
Tor purchase byleading breeders.
Il is therefore an event Of ex-
ccptionaI importance in the trot-
ting world.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

The Nine. Darmestster. whom the
French academy has honortd with q
pflze Tor literary ability. - better
known To fngish resdsrs ss Mary
Robinson. the xsrl who entered London
university Def ~ she WAS IL aud when
offered cnolce between = bal anu
tue publication uf her poems ia cele-
efstson Of her 2isi birthdsy chose the
after. Nine. DarmeststeF 10 now the
sic of the eninent Persian scholar
aud memhsf OF Tue faculty OF the col
isgs Of France.
hrs- fea.y. Who shares IN The fame
81 net hasi and. Lieutenant fesfy. The
famous explorer Of 3reenlssd. ssid -
conversation . fc~ days 40 tssi shs
Wrought sh- felt the e'id more here
during ear recent s.ss oi feserr
weather thar sns ia last year up
wnefT FRO tempefsisrs 'seensdefed
moderate
fFofs. Schsstsfls. az the Lick
observatory. sn1 IS. II fekefsng ~
she Harvard siaf. Nil bota satch
ths total .cits. 81 the Sun uext
Arr = from The ADDE'S, hns ~ asasfsnt
siaii az
Aaa,s ionise cary hsYnoed sspss n
Ne~ Aofk church saof, fhs taf.tg
sHd strength at her s0ssi fsefas sfe a.
ialls fst~.ned .. xhsn th<s ID seft -
ia "tsa.i. "Gfssstofs sad ia.
efstis =
Me- Fi=frasl Narssr Ass ssnalns
sFostss speen ~slsh s~Nfts efet 10.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

IL there 10 democrat statssmas BE-
tween the tvo coasts vho has not been
ssconsIdsrsd' in connection win cab
met position he muss hold the Office Of
lord high bottieholdsr " The Tam
many tiger.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

IL anything vas overlooked In pre-
seribirg conditions for the Street Rail
way company ordinance. thsrs 10 yet
ample time ia which 10 add copy OF
the dictionary and Cnambsrs encyc!o-
pea.A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

WARD McAtfisrKR approved the
hoop-ssirt. lie thinks they are modest
and hopes American women will wear
them. McAllisler has spoken. Let
the hoop-skists be worn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

wuH commsncabss prompiituds.
Senator Barnard has presented the ball
ask ing fer leave to vote constitutional
amendment TO enable Grand Rapids to
bond itself for river improvements.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

HAVING called . county convention
TO nominate candidates for circuit
judges. the county committee seems TO
have ignored the proposed non.parsi-
san scheme Of the demSerats.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
WE CARRY
IN
ALL VARIETIES.

ANVILS. heavy and strong.
BELLOWS, that blow the wind along
CHISELS, Cheese Knives and Cutlery
DISH PANS. Dampers, Scissors for embroidery.
EGG BEATERS, Elbows and Expansive Bits.
FLUE SHOPPERS and Fire Backs sure to mt
GIMLETS. Glass Cutters and Granite Ware
HAND CUFFS. Hachcts and Curriers' for your hair
ICE CREEPERS. longs and Iron Planes.
JACK SCREWS. Stop Jars Jack Chains
KEY RINGS. Key Chains and Kettles
LADDERS. Lace Leather. Plumbs and Levels
MAIL BONES. Mallets and Dog Muzzlcs.
NAIL SETS. Nippers and Hose Nozzlcs
OIL CLOTH. Oilers and OIL Cans
PADLOCkS. Minnow Pals and Dust Pans
QUANTITIES OF ouicrs
RAZORS. Razor Homes Sash Rollers.
SHUTTER BARS. Cold Shuts, Harness Snaps
TARGETS. Tack Claws and Taper Taps.
IRNS. TO make Your coffee IN.
NISES. and all good kinds al Tin.
WASH BOILERS. over winch YOU work with viii
y. which means Saw Bucks also $40 bill
YARD STICKS, very useful measure
ZINC, Which We consider quito treasure
80 VIC nigh; 90 on ad insinitum. id volcrum, ae>
lint tafttft
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

lau 10 q itsslf SUFFICIENT 70 eompsssass
for tie sxpsnss. svsa y nosninx mere
- dooe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

mofse~ nd Nsssfs- Ira. -. - ziie
- lake f.ss<e1<itsa u ttc neN guar. a.
- sts sast - the ses. fDt @eH q
Ice = : - 81 - kl48. tae ses<.
Nefk = eassfksy - - si,td ihi<t. az
Las boefos a. - Isunsssee nAfess
Af.a lie STARE ATE Hi4Ftls. AftH~stf
lekA g. tnt elevator stsft sno g. lee
eatr4n<e Nay - tkt isiis4r& fQ1-a. ! ~
ttoof ~ ttst sfes~uk uzsfu carr l4ot N4-
be rklsra - = .efsl villa tf.e olfc1 roaf,
All1 E1s stz.rs - tns ise1l1f st4i D.
Constructed q DArtzs. a. lie iun-
pfossnlenis al rol be completed for
several weeks 4ei.
James A. hkfz. pfesiaea. 81 tAe
C1leako AktAonkl l.rsEus bsl gssgi.
Ne = guest u S~sel's lsslsfa.y. Nj.
Hart u ons OF TIE reak.nsa. sntha-
flssls who believe thai ts-< l<ll u ssliI .
very I've game. !" faDect a. ere =
great season iais year" lie ssia sestrr-
day. -iatercsi IA tass bki. ha> by no
means died oul IL hss not h<en 90
great auflng me psa tws yssrs. hal
lners are stiil tnousAncs 81 persoas
that appreciate good game 81 tatl a.
vel - LEY ever c,d. 10 . ffsAi
game AID csnEs0s ~ kllied g. easily a.
many have Imagined The league All
fsreooss have been adjusted and ] zee
40 reason WY ioe sport sno1id 1ol he
a. popular sf ever. fbs WORLDS far
viii give q great impetus % toe game
IN Cnacago ~ Tract. aud sis.fols 90 kts
fair Will have cnence - zee some q
the iinesi bsse ball ever played IL TIE
country. Anson a again 81 ne hsAr
- the team aud Ma colts may he sx-
peciso 10 play The game Of tier lives
] fhlnk the Prospective kscEiEsn league
can lie made suCcrrs Il snx manage
nenf works for the bel inl<rxsts.. II
al. The state is Ia good conclsson Ter
sacn an organisation and I t<lisse a
Will prosper. The salary limit = fxed
/ 81 ,go0 . month and that ~iil prevent
any u the cluts suiIlng themselves ~
laying ex0rtsi4ni sxlarsss II "a sur-
prislnK what good tai Players you CO
get for so . monta nos, sac l sus no
reason wny tie Nschlgsa league sao0ld
not be . winner"
Morton-Cyrus Smith. Lansing; 6
r. Lowrey, h. y. toitnrn, Hossia
Sellers. Cedar sprlngs, J. "a. fsrnun.
Cassopolis.
New Lyingsson-H. l. Brace,
J Newsygo. &. III. White. Reed Citt
Jchn J. Cappin. HollsDc. W. =. ska
ner, Cedar sprlngs; IL. A. Walton. :,
Smith. Iona.
swser.--C. W. Nlddlston. GTssnviiis
J. 4. bullock. :. \. Kelsey, Jstasou.
George 1. smith. Detroit. J. :. Lac.
Waite Pigeon. :. T. kossnhe.e. De
trosL
Esgie-c. w. Deslty. Miccievills. A.
b. Cne1ry. :. ". Baliord, sparta. b..
l.. Hes4it. +. W. AcN.llan, r. r..
wr.ght. Rockford; George :. DAVIS,
| Detroit.
/. Clarendon-G. 7. Chapel. J. V
Crsndsil. sand Lake: l. T.. Page. q.
I. Heath. A CAikins. Sparta; II. i.eb.
men. IAlley; J. ". klbler. Grand
Haven
Bridge Street House Elliott Stone,
Cedar ssrings. W. n. kitile. Ma Go
ma: J. r. buchanan, Lowell: L. 4.
Bradford. Holland; r. i. Young. Cal.
umst. ID. Lewss. Ada.
keut-Ceoree W. Brrbr dge. Nicks
burg: ". u. Mex lnsiry. Nc,keeop. J.
+. Gleason. Lake cry. a.. =. Bepsn,
Kalamazoo: Charles Y. Hale, eEgIaar
". NJ. Marks. Detroit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

WksalxeroS. Feb 6.-For Lower
Men gsa--tsenersliy tasFcolder north
westerly rl01..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

ttsrfs*t tsfaa4ss : aos sceases -
helaE eaaspissfas. u 49, ef0fsh
axat 1.s<s nns eesse saas~s - - az
eass ~ issasfs ~ telss f<aS .ess
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

CLEVELAND has had two whole days
all TO himself; but the cabinet makers
are stlll at their chosen occupation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

tlfs lsz siNfaFe 80 tsen q ss.oa =
a.eHs4 80 iaf eae rsalis 49, kss been
esssss a. ne feps.l q TIE Mlnss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
Renew Your
Acquaintance
With the Alphabet!

And at the same time you
will find something YOU arc
in need of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

The N.ease.n mafasf fetefi sFaws
space, al sts1e@ly ~ses passes
sstaeat eas. so 81 thfss so@siiasss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

TExAs has another sensation. This
time q mob OF colored citizens SUI
rounded building and demanded tna,
al inofsndsng white man be sur
rendered - them to be lynehed. The
demand was refused; and just as they
~sre apout 20 burn the bolldlng the
sher q arrived ana dispersed them. The
atmosphere Of Texas - very warm At
tins season.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

THxRE q something really pathetic
lea the effort made 10 re.nscs,Atc bate
taH. DE once grea, national psslime
MI nsvsr recover - popularity until
Il j. made more q legitimate
sport sud .sss a money making nippo-
drems wherein isxy, ius,y lout- are
pad heavy salaries Tor few minutes
exercise.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

EssfASp IA. shout made up u. mind
~ hoi5 aioof fr9m The iIswsasn 9us.
Ron. The fAct thst Uneis sam IA. IN
unsssa thst 4 ne decides not to take
the orphan, nobody si.e MI he perml I
I'D - iussftefs sltu - gasfdiaashlp.
IA. gsen joan baltic understand that
a. must net pr0sp.s Animostiea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

j. 8i1est = som@thtnx pfsttv - cay
Fl ~. Cleveland democrat editor
- spon lie nskss cheerful .eT4s
hcss 1ust est ansi ne go. gos.si
fhsEes - us History ~.ii Eaa -
site . sstss "esssrfaff sssftes than
De - make a h.u.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

fsfhAY evening tns hrsi annual hss.
4ssi - 40 Lsuco.n el1b -iii - he'll.
he rspat'iesn ex governor. 81 Achl-
ga 81 y present % prov De feast ~
sieGpencs Fsfeg sxceiled al such
sssbernxs. Ire be.oeed wsr. governor.
tasiia Bar, ~.Ii b. shs guest 81 honor.