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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-13
MONTANA PosTMAsTERs.

Oas New O0es Created ssa Several
vacanei~s FILLED.
Special Dispatch to tho standard
WAsHlsGroN. May 12.-Postnastsr
General Blsseil has made new once as
Tokna, Dawson county. with George T..
Grant as postmaster. Commissions from
hero have been sent 10 George Brewster
at Birnie and Mary A. Carroll at Piesan.
Maxwell has appointed at Blakely. row
reservation. Mrs. II. ID. O'Brien In place
OF Sarah II. Sewer, resigned, aud ss
Stuart. Deer Lodge county. George
Griffith In place VI c. D. Fuller. resigned.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-13
AN EASY DAY.

The President Had hut Four Callers -
Going Fishing.
WASHINGTON. May i2.-Thc president
had an unusually light day to-day, four
representatives forming the sum total Of
his callers up to the time for assembling
the cabinet.
There are reports that the president
conteInplates taking fishing trip in the
near future.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-13
INSPECTING, RAILROADS.

General Hampton viii Take . Trip to
the Coast.
WASHINGTON, May l2.-General wado
Hampton. commissioner of railroads for
tho interior department, will start next
Tuesday on m official inspection tour Of
the Pacific railroads. He will 60 directly
TO San Francisco,
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DROWNED IN THE SWAN RIVER.

Passengers Into the Current.
Specia, Dlspaicn to the standard.
COLUMBIA FALLS. May i2.-OIaf Olson
of Great Falls was drowned yesterday in
the Swan river. lie ewas n member Of .
bear hunting party Of ofeight. which left hero
10 days ago. The Iarty was ON a raft which
struck a suag. throwing tho eight men
into the swift current. Eight guns. four
bearskins and nil the prov, ,sions were lost.
Two others Of the party are In y serious
condition from exposure.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-13

MuscArINE. Iowa, May is.-The sxclts-
ment In the city over the dynamiting of
the homes Of three prominent citissna,
continues to hs intense. At y citissns'
mass meeting to-day. the opesa houss wss
crowded.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-13
HELsNA's POST.

The Secretary Of War says II Looks Au
lsight-He Hasn't seen IL.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
wAsiiINGroS, May 12.-Secretary Las
mont said late this afternoon that the
Helena propositions seemed to be all right
aud that Major Maginnis might 20 inform
those interested. The papers accepting
the site will probably he made out Mon.
day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-13
DOWN Bv THE DOZEN.

Nemeroos bsnk Fau0res-Moss OF Snem
Caused by the Columbia Hank.
koKoMo. Ind, May i2.-The Comincr.
ctal State hank of Russiaville and tho
Farmers bank at Grecntown, both under
ono management, failed this morning for
S6O,O0o. The failure of the Columbia
bank, Chicago, 10 responsible for tho fail
ure. About 20 other banks In Indiana
are connected to some extent with the
Columbia bank and like number OF pr.
vatc banks, mostly small concerns.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-13
WILL APPLY TO THE COURTS.
No Trouble AntIcip .t-d ON the Puy ailup
Indian kes~ryatisn.

PORTLAND. Ore. May 12.-Company
A. Fourteenth infantry. Captain Car
penter. have gone to the Puyallup Indian
reservation near Tacoma. where they will
pFeycn, the invasion OF the reservation by
prank L. Ross. who is building u railroad
across il. No trouble Is anticipated. as
Ross states that he will apply To the United
States courts for right-of-way.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-13
Two More Victims.

EDwARDsBuRG, Mich, May 12.-The Git
izens' bank displayed notice on its doors
this morning as follows: ''Ou, Of town on
business; back ut noon" Dwiggins, Star
buck 4 Co. OF the Columbia National bank
of Chicago. held large share of the stock
In the Citizens. The citizens of this
place are interested to the extent OF s2s,.
900. Township and school funds are also
tied up. The manager of the local bank
at Lawton, Mich, hns left town and the
bank is closed. The liabilities are small.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-13
Failures in England.

LONDON, May 12.-The advance In the
rate OF discount of the Bank Of England
yesterday to az per cent. rendered re-
Gular fortnightiy exchange very difficult
and seven small banks have failed. Better
feeling prevails ia the market In Ameri.
can securities.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-13
TOUCH FODDER.
Hud son nay Indians VIII Have to Eat
Canadian BscoB.

OTTAWA. Ont, May i2.-The Hudson
Bay company has secured contract for
supplying rations for Indians in Manitoba
and in the Northwest territories. Hereto.
fore American bacon has been supplied,
but the government says rs the Canadian
bacon has been found equal to the Ameri.
can cured. both as regards keeping prop
critics and quality, the contract has been
let ON the understanding that long. clear
Canadian cured only will bs supplied.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-13
IN CIVILIZED ILLINOIS.
Trais Robbers Mako = ssccsssfsl Attsek
Upoa an Express Car.

Upos an Express Car.
CAIRO. ILL.,, May 1a-Last night two
masked mon held up the passenger train
OH the Mobile Il Ohio at Laketon, ky.s
covered the engineer and fireman with -.
volvcrs, took them to the express car and
demanded that the express messenger
open the door. Meeting o refusal they
blew q hole in the car with dynamite aud
covered the messengers, who were trying
TO hide yal,lables. Then then opened tho
doors. The robbers took all in sight, sbous
81 600, and escaped.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-13
HE WILL GET THERE.

Cleveland IL Taking His Time. isut ON.
ces win Iss FILLED Before Lsng.
WASHINGTON, May 12.-There is grow
ing indication that the extreme civil service
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-13

OTTAWA. ILL.,, May l2.-Richard ]. Horn
ick, banker, merchant and speculaior OF
Grand Ridge, has failed owing 10 run on
his bank, caused by financial entangle.
ment with his brother. John Hornick sf
Sioux city
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-13

WILMINGTON, Del, May 12.-The lia-
bilities OF II. Il. Robinson & Co.. sus-
pended bankers, arc $325 600; assets, s2JO.-
0O0. The order of knights OF Pythias had
large amount of money IN the hank,
understood 10 he about $4,000.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-13
WILL BIZ PROCLAIMED.

Next Week the Notorious Russisn Treaty
win Re Made Public.
WASHINGTON. May l2.-The Russian ex.
tradition treaty Is expected at the state
department Monday and will probably bs
made public through presidential procla.
nation next week. No additional form.
alities, other than tho issuance Of the
proclamation are necessary.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-13
Caused by tho Columbia.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 12.-The hank Mt
Greenwood. Indiana, has closed its doors
on account Of the failure OF the Columbia
hank Of Chicago. No statement is made.
lNDIANAPoLIs, May l2.-Tho CONNER
cial bank Of Brookston has failed. No
statement has hcen made Of assets or lin
bilities. II was controlled by the Columbia
bank OF Chicago.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-13
One Posenns,er.

WASHINGTON, May i2.-The president
to-day appointed ths following named
postmaster: Andrew Borders, Tulare,
CAL. vice ]. G. Eckeis, commission ex.
pired,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-13
NEAT,
WELL
FITTING
FOOTWEAR

Does not require great deal OF
money, yet 1t il curious to note
the number of people who per-
sistently buy ill-fitting shoes CIR
boots because II Is about all I
can afford to spend at present
and this pair "as II happens. is
the last we have at that price"
Now In our store you find
things different. The lines arc
complete in all styles. sizes and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Martin Barrick was tried in police
court yesterday on complaint made by
his wife charging that he Threatened to
kill her. Judge Hsggerty ordered him
to give bond To keep the peace. and az
he could not give il. sent him to jail for
ninety days.
w. w. Mitchell argued his claim for
services rendered to Fred Leonard in
the probate court. yesterday. McGarry
& Meningitis bin Was not contested.
and will probably be allowed. The con-
tested bills have been taken under adj
visement.
The Michigan Trust company. guar
dian IL the children OF the late William
ID. Gilbert. filed a petition in the circuit
court to sell certain rea. estate valued at
5000 for the benefit Of the children.
Henry Wylie. a creditor Of the John
A. Holmes estate. filed an objection TO
fhe statement filed by the administra-
tor. George Snyder. on the ground that
the report is incorrect.
James Hill has begun euit against
Martin p. Birdsall and +. w. Martindale
to recover on a note Of t275.
Simon Gutenberg has begun suit to
recover on note OF 500 given by Jacob
Lustig.
The will Of John II. Ten Hoopen was
filed for probate yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

We. the undersigned societies of Chi
cagu, give this warning 10 young women
Who may visit the city during the
worlds fair.
Beware Of advertisements Of Light
work and good wages"
Beware Of those seeking your acquain.
tance IN the cars. depots or streets.
Beware OF invitations To suppers. the
ters or any place OF amusement.
Thousands Of young women are
wanted for immoral purposes. and We
know that hospitals. boarding houses.
employment agencies. work shops and
even schools are canvassed by respect
able looking people who are seeking VIC
TINA
Reliable information about lodging
and work will be furnished free by mail
or at the Office IL the Protective Agency
for Women and Children. room SIS.
Opera House building. Chicago. daily
except Sunday. from . 70 5. or from any
Of the societies given below.
Reliable information always given by
the janitress u the ladies waiting room
IN each depot in Chicago.
Protective Agency for Women and
Children. Chicago Opera House build
ing. Young Wosnan's Christian associa
t.on. room 81. No. 2s3 Wabash avenue;
Working woman's home. No. u South
Peoria street; Homo 81 tho friendIess.
No 1905 Wabash avenue; Anchorage
Mission. w. G. II. u. No. l35 Plymouth
place; Central W. 9. T. L.. The Temple;
Chicago woman's club; Illinois Wo-
mans alliance: Children's Aid society:
Dezconess' hone; South Division Christ
ian Endeayor union: The Kings Daugh-
tars. Epsorth league; Adelphia society;
Chicago Relief and Aid society; Illinois
Humane society.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

spring 4 company report an unusa
ally bsssk business Tor the uonth 81
May. The great volume q patronage
that flowed into their mammoth stores
the mouth just pass~i have exoessislf ell
sxpeciaiions. The inne~e business
only demonstrated the popularity q
this weli.known eoncern. The rich and
poor alike make Spring q Company's
their headquastess because they kpow
that With this firm the poor man's 100
ceuts are - good - the rich mans dol
lar Encourages by the succsssfui hos
iness ia May. Spring 4 Company have
decided 10 start splendid flyer Tor
June. and the features offered this week
compare fxvorabiy with any value ever
placed sefore the public BY Spring \
Company. A careful perusal d their
advertisement on page GOT todsy's issue
of THE HrKALD tells the story In CON
dsns.d. pithy and oonciss gay Asa starter
. line specially IA underwear for ladies u
offered. II 10 supeffiuous 20 quote some
ii the low figures given on these fret
class goods- Much more information
on this subject Gao be glsansd by glanc-
ing over the frm's dssplay advertise
mcnt. In lace goods unparalleled ofer.
ings arc made. Pretty and attractive
novelties are shown. and lsdies can
spend hours in this department viewing
the mountains of beautiful goodsA A
drive this week will DO fifty pieces u
Medici and Torchon laces. thres 10 five
inches wide. and from - 90 IS cents .
yard. Particular attention II called 10
the line Of tea gowns. The assortment
Ia \ grand one. full and com Iete. and
embraces everything desirable in this
line. In the cloak department q lively
week Is predicted because Of the war on
capes. which commences this week. The
blue pencil has been used extensively.
and the low prices that are TO prevail
are astonishing. Ladies' out shopping
this week will find il 10 their interest 10
visit Spring 4 Company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
TO MAKE IT NARROW
The RESIDENTS WANT II so
Ihs Hoard sf Pshssr Wovks Nm Nos
A<s . Cossssrs ses MaeA<aasA
Wns Ads~sss-.s ass Csuna

All The members q the board q pub
D.. sosks sers present yesterday and a.
s~n.isd - the regular business coming
before a. There vas considerable talk
ca the fsel question. and the hoard eli
advertise fes bais fss coal 10 10 uscd In
the pumping station tho coming year.
The ten e coas 10 one a the rso~t
serious tue board has to consider
Wiliisa. Wissfsconh appeared before
the beard AMI stated that be sizhsi D.
have the board hold back the letting Of
the iot Zoe paving Fountain stree, with
naarssssm. as the prop~rty owners ~ish
b. petition foe s0ms hind u pavemelk
III mac 1siam - I'D the roadway silI b.
thirty sin feet vide. while IL asphalt az
Other pavement " usesi the property
owners ~ill a-x fos a twenty an fo~,t
roadway Mr. Widftcomb said he had
made a careful Investigation u the mat
Ter. and found that any team and wagon
caa turn IN a roadway twenty six feet
~ide The heard Promised % defer the
letting q the Job
h. 3 Aills. In behalf % a numher N
worsnen on North Coli-g. avenue. xho
had not time % appear before TIE board
and asa To- safer sslns. The matter
Aas referred % the general superin.
Nnsieni
James Mccoy asked the board 10
take into consideration a cut on House
mans plat ia the east part e town
The matter was taken under advise
msDf
The following balls we're allowed:
James y Davis. $50. pump station
pap roll. f7n-.xl: A. Per Lee. ssI ~. Fred
a. Budeie. -f250. J. b. Orth. ss350. J. A.
Powell. so. O. NJ NcCray. e2i.s5;
Charles :. Wilson. ss7 81. NJ v Curtis.
SAB. l. |. Lsuni-ss. $50, T. r.
Vaughn. ~. X X Hog~letf. tt0. c. r.
Williams, s675D. Frank X Myers s4l-ss,
Richard Orpen. f3j; l. r. Baldwin.
si375; T. Baldwin. $50, II. Wage
MAKER $50. H. W. Boyes e,9.D. - l.
faltlwih g.. - l.. Baldwin. si535, - l.
basisin s3D6y, Hester Machine con-
psny sstS. John Cummings. ESQ. SUIT
Too 4 Murphy s3ii0. &. VI. Howard.
a.. - Dygsrt fs -. Foster 4 Stevens.
sl2Si. Westherly & Pplte. s7.s, Ed L.
Gin -. Cleveland Transfer company.
s-s4~s1
Several applications for positions a.
Inspectors we're referred % the general
superintendent Mr.. Haney % the
Hansy School Furniture company APP
p~afed before the board and kicked be-
cause he had bcen ordered a. take up
sooir black iron pipe at his factory and
replace u With gsvanszed iron pipe. He
was told thai the rule IL the board was
imperative. The beard fired the width
81 South Prospect street railway 1T y
feet. aud the engineer WAS instructed to
MAKE plans for improving the street To
that width.
The following contracts we're Let: I'm
proving Lake street. Tn vtsser K Spa
mans. s,pi. Improvement II Logan
street 10 H. Wagenaker FOE $3.50. i'm
provemeut u Fountain. bids Land on
table. laying water mains. TO Rsns &
hoogefhy ds. Park avenue sewer. 81 A.
Nnstr for sl.so. Quarry street sewer.
resdyertised; Logan street sewer. TO
John Walkers Tor <i.5Sil6, Lake street
se&er. "a John Walkers for tl.64-ie,
Jeiiefsnn avenue improvement Grand
Rapids Paving company for 1880
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

JUpoE PxxKiss. Estate Olin A. Lewis.
deceased: order appointing admins
traitor. Estate Arthur Wood. deceased:
order appointing Hugh T. Wilson and
Claude r Buchanan commissioners
on claiirA Estate Elgin j. Blain and
Frank r. Blain, minors; inventory
filed; July assigned for hearing petit
ton for license to sell real estate Es.
tate OF Mary Mccarthy. deceased; or
DER determining heirs Estate OF John
Hendrick ten Hooper, deceased; july
assigned for proving will. Estate
Joseph r. Bird. deceased; July as
signed for determining heirs Estate
Fred II. Leonard, mentally incompe-
tent; arguments on claims of Mitchell
4 IaGrou ct al. submitted. Estate
John A. Holmes. deceased; excep-
tions to allowance Of final account
fled.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
He's q Pugiiistic Barber,

Fred Ingalls,. The pcg-leg barber has
pay fine Of $50 and costs. Ingalls, was
arrested for completely in the Haymar-
ket prize fight and laid in Jail for one
week while his friends raised the money
for his fine. This time Fred did not
attend prize fight. II was Just an
ordinary scrap with mis- wife. Mrs.
Ingalls, claims he struck. kicked and
choked her severely. Fred made good
hard fight in court and demanded a
Jury, but il was all in vain.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

The Plan Under Consideration BY the
linton OF Unions.


linton OF Cntons-
There viii be meeting Of the Wo.
mans Christian Temperance Union Of
Unions in Good Templars' hall Wednes-
day afternoon 70 discuss the project for
= euffce house Ian be established inv ster-
loo street Ii Is hoped that the entire
100 members 1t the union will be present
To take part IN tho discussion. Several
prominen, business men will be there. and
sill express their views in regard 10 the
matter. II is the intention u the union
10 max. the coffee house a way farers
inn where meals and lodgings will be
furnished at extremely low rates. 1t
viii be maintained in connection with
the Associated Charities. and persons
receiving checks from the secretary will
be furnished food and lodging. Miss
Field. the secretary 1t the Associated
Charities will attend the meeting and
present her views in regard to the
scheme. The coffee house is not intend.
Ell to be strictly . chAritabable institu
ton Meals will he furnished for a very
low price. possibly 2 cents, the object Of
the union being TO provide clean and
comfortable food and lodging for worthy
and deserving persons who are not in
condition 10 support themselves without
somc little assistance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04


Gsssa Wednesday k,sensas.
The date for the lecture Il John 4
White d Chicago as 4 u, &. A. hall.
under tia auspices Il the Single fax
elssb. has ae~a changed from TUESDAY 20
Wednesday evening The lecture 10
Tres. Mr. Whate - sdeitt~ily one OF
sh~ sb.s<f ~sponsa;s u the eagle taa In
the country. add the club earnestly
wfsh<s al thoagh6ui men and vcmen
"a attend and hear the r~sscns Mr..
White ell give Tor believing that tho
single tar 10 the key tc the evolution II
the great ssrisl Industrial problem
which Is agststins the world
by the gay. the club vishes IL under
stood that 10 - -osgsnifsi for the pur.
pose 20 studying the principles ~ the
ssnSls tar. and disseminating them only
~ tar - they shall % found hasrd on
rsn>on aud iastioe." and that indors-
meat III tho Gessgesn gospel 10 not
condition u membrrshsp. The club
meets every scosd Friday evening. and
" IA 1t lfs next meeting. June Ii, Con
tiaue the debate on the qurstion ~ 10
whether. In cass AZ the adoption of the
siagle tar. land owners should b. com
p-nsztrd foe any depreciation in land
values consequent upon exempting per-
sonai property and Improvements from
tAxaflon-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Organised charity 10 sow permanently
s~stle<i on Dssisson street. aud come
good hard work 10 heing done Tho~s
who Apply io the society Roe aid may he
sure Il one thing. II they are able TO
work they viii have 10 work Tor al they
get. Those 10 charge do not propose 20
Aid impstefs or "a support thooe who
ass able N support themselves. There
10 no better place IN the city TO get .
man os woman for = short job OF Tor
days work. The so<-iety has . good
strong man and hn wife Who wish work
They wish 10 make the family elf.
sustaining. They also have good man
whose health viii not permit him to
work steadily in shop. Tor sbom they
wish 70 get odds jchsL Wsshwomen.
man Ia nov lawns. scrub women and
persons for Jl sort OF odd icls will bs
furnished free of charge Friends Ut
the society will aid the work materially
by leaving names II those who wish help
Of any kind. The society aims " have
u job waiting tor every prrson who sp-
plies for aid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Toronto. Canada. is in the city looking
for his father. Charles Wilson. He says
his father IL a baker and that he came
to Detroit last fall. but left there four
months ago. and said he was coming TO
Grand Rapids The young man said
his father drank "a exce.e at times and
a. be had heard nothing from him for a
long time he vas afraid he might 10
alex
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Andrews cathedral yssssrdzy aoxsing
undes the auspices = the Brotherhood
u Ilncumosise kngins<r& There caS .
large numb<< u raiirosk euployes pre-
cut ~ the Funeral service aud the re
mslns we're intesred Ia ST. Andrews
cemetery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
rsEY WANT CEDAR BLOCKS
Fountain STREET Property OwnerS
fsrach a Unanimous Decision.

Reach a tnsntmpu rus Decision.
lnirfy five property owners on Foun-
tsin street. held a Meeting IN the reel
sens- = William Widdicomb last even
ing - i-cuss the matter 81 a pavement
for fae street g. =. Rns~s,ll presided AZ
tas uie~iing A resolution was offered
thst tis pavement Be- made twenty six
fer weie Mr. NIddicomb explained
that tbs with MAS amply sufficient on
= resicsoce street. that u less~ned the
cost .,oBs.dsrshIy. and gave an oppos-
fenlty Pr pretty lawns between the
ssieesix and th- curb. The other prop
erty "a hers agreed With him. and the
restitution vas unanimously passed.
After -ouse general discussion "a 10 the
chaFsrte q tho pavement u vas
dertied that the street should
10 paved with cedar blocks ir a con
crete Foundation. with Medina stone
cuft~. The decision Mas unanimous
srd every property owner On the street
wiii -ign the PETITION. The residents Il
Fountain street have hecn discussing
TIE pavement question Cor more than a
ysar. bat there has been such a wide
xaristion - opinion that u Vas impc-ssi
re ~ the toard - public works a. let
any contracts
Nr Wisirlleornb decided yesterday
that q usc= meeting q property owners
Naiid AFFORD she easiest and most satis
fsefnry means q setting the matter.
ard 1i- g.sn Ras ssIs s-sfai
. -s--
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
Special Sale Ut Trimmed Hats and
Flowers.

Commencing Monday morning, June
5. and continuing through the week. wc
will sell all trimmed hats and flowers at
% per cent discount. Notwithstanding
the splendid trade we have been favored
with during our first season. We still
have on hand an elegant line Of hats
and bonnets. and We employ this means
of reducing our stock still more 30 Us to
make room for an elegant fall and win
ter stock. which we contemplate putting
in. Remember the new place. David
cons emporium OF fine millinery. Pow
ers' Opera House block. No. 50 Pearl
street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

leave Detroit IT 30 u juno "a FsFs
fuS roana trip only IS -. tsckess good
fos rssasa up 70 aud including june =.
This exeaSsio1 10 open 10 eli Who uosld
viSA 70 attend. snd tickets can b OBJ
tanned from nlemtsss Il the lodge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

JUICE HAGeEKrY-Joe Baker. gambling;
paid e.. Frank Howard. gambling;
paid sl.SS. Martin Barrick. surety Of
the peace; ninety days in Jail in de-
fault Of bond tn keep the peace.
Fred Ignalls. assault and battery;
ninety days Charles Smith. larceny;
sentence Suspended.