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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

CIR Michem q Lamont brought a
Load - hay d tho city yesterday and De.
llvered IL % H. II. Waters on College
avepne He placed his team In the barn.
bot ~ he psz.sc,l behind one u them the
horse kicked him IN the abdomen. -.
sionsiy hurting him. The ambulance
tos.k him % The residences Il bis son on
Lake street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

The annual meeting of the Grand
Rapids Grove No. =. Ancient Order %
Draids. held last evening. the following
officers we're elecfsd and duly installed
by G. III. Devehrl aud the Rev. Wolf
Lawdaw 81 Bay City. grand officers Of
the order: y. A., WtD. Frost, V. A.. &.
W. Fox; secretary. y. Anderson; treas
urer. james kiuss, conductor, &. A.
Kelly; inside guardian. Louis Kuhn,
outside guardiaa. Frank + warrell
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

The general freight agents OF the local
roads report a noticeable increase in
freight traffic for the past few weeks.
The traffic thus far for the present
month will amount to fully 10 per cent
more than for the corresponding period
In September. The shipments OF
lumber ara constantly increasing. In
the case OF the q. K 4 I. in particular
this - regarded a. encouraging. as the
road derives fully - per cent Of the rev.
enue from the freight business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Fox Battery gave a pleasant little
masquerade bop IN the. A. q. IA. hall on
ottawa street last evening". which vas
attended BY about LOO persons Many
- the costumes wers decidedly pretty
while others were a. horrible az II -
possible 70 produce. Good music was
furnished and all seemed 30 enioy the
event very much
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Tie fsresxn si~steEsFy s1eisty q the
Amee " - Eharth net ~ the touss -
M ~. b. 1ehastsa. NJ. "a Aoath
Iarla street yesterday sftsfns-sa sssi
s.~..fezi tie t.iiseftag oi1csns rfestisfs.
NJ. 81 a. Fsisfelt. hfsi ssss lssrl.isst.
~. ~ "a Igfesgsnl seeeed So pres
asnt Mo- .Lil1ie smsth, tbird sies
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

For some time the suburban Rfocers
have kept their stores oVon until o'clock,
while thesr down toWn brethren have
closed their places = business promptly
az en- The Retail Drueers association
took the Suburban rrtailar g. ore side
and gave hina a curtain lecture ~ this
Infringement - 40 asrOsiaiioa rule. and
aa the result ueisrly AL n the suburban
stores eiaaa At The regulation hour. 8 20
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

There's nos charm that lights the face
With 80 ina6ahie grace.
AZ sweet. pink lirs and ivory teeth /.
And noihiog nov. beneath the sky.
Can hssutian snch As these supply.
haye kDZODOAT. that wears tho
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

l.aholla tent. l. q I. " gave a social
ard psuxr~.@ssr pcdrv party - its rnems
oser ~ - Cansl sfFest last nlekt
af-ot seventy useult<Fs And flels
fr,eo.i. were pr~~eot AZ tb@ eiose -
the urslro efsylne light Fsffeshmenfs
e~rs seree.i and Eensrsi ssosai s-.sssn
t~.lsffe~d ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
Ihnr Admir- tho Cabin.

Thomas Hodson 81 Buffalo. New York.
representative ~ gun club. gave an
order 10 Architect Stone yesterday for
a duplicats &c his plans for the logging
cabin now on exhibition In the Michigan
forestry department nj the worlds FAIR.
The club will erect the cabin on tho
hunting grounds ~ Neg York Tor It's
aecommodatsou during the hunting sea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

The reninsular Club will hold IL
monthly sorial meeting tomorrow even
ing ard John N--tueVsn. chairman ~
tha social COMMITTEES. has mailed invita-
ti.sr- e. members {, h present Zach
nemiler mag intruduce one gentleman.
resilient 80 non resident. as he guest
Refrr.hments sili te served from 3 - II
.'.,issk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

nsak wAtch f0iievs Ave 49, Il Esfap q
fias - az kns.~n - l1e fsa 3bo have
nsa pfe.sf sssssl tes6Sa lis ~ tree
nasiietnss and Tee eie4b sekzlllates
ssnasfinps s.dsfea Ia neser kes<FtfG >
tte xs.l tnf.snaext
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Frank Hall No. III Lake street
whnoplnx eough. Willie Uiiey M sol
cherry street. usasiess Charles AMI
FfAmk MoffissfI. No - Waterloo street
measles. -. kfsmef. "a. - i0nla
afrsaf tYrheid fares
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

The family OF the late Mrs Taunis
Johnson. us jefferson avenue thank
their many friends for the sympathy
shown them during their sad beraave-
ment. L. JOHNSON.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

LILY WHITE" 10 our leader. Others
try 10 initiate this brand Beware Of
fraud Every sack has acut Of our mill
VALLEY City Milling Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

gassp HssFF. Mieh. urt - Eifs
Destroyed tEe ssaail saN aiisi 81 n Ehh
sftson shlp ysid les e e1i, sHtaiiiag =
ls.ss 4 ksUst fhs laeafhnoe - habf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

The best place 10 buy a good watch
aud chain Is at TT ompson Bros. 4 Co.
No. lac West Bridge street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

"a ah ,hs sstsAaustiae ssese = fet@ss8
iseith sd stsssstb aaa b.tafnal e.ssas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

goha kiaRwa Aa - lsst sIfeet
VALLEY Cit9.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Families who have ss yet not used
"Iily White" -four should give il trial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Ne tiirs trroafroaa 80 l-svs e.
ncs Spfihxs Ara. boaserrew a.shs .aa
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One of the band--

4 dFaslag - htI
Me- itssn 1ns~r
IA h. ssaaay lssssr
ia T@ HssAIe.
Cal lbs ssssntsoa II
lear ssiaslss. % i.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

JUE last OF this week the balance OF
INK the Bristol Dining Rooms will be
opened for regular 5cent dinner. an
European lunch and American plan. all
In ono
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

LILY WHITE" -four is warranted to
please you in every particular. Made
only by Valley City Milling ca
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DO NOT BE DECEIVED

This is not a ohattel mortgage sale. but A bonahdc
ONE-HALF OFF SALE of hrst-class stock Of Doors
AND SHOES. No shoddy goods SEEN every pair as rep
resented Place confidence in the statements OF home
chasers good figures any IN the city offer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
CHICAGO AND RETURN $500
Via
= 4, IN I. o.. ns -

u. % u q M. n y snu 0oouflcu LINZ
The ID. q. ii. 4 NJ. Ry in connection
with the Goodrich line will run excur.
sions To Chicago Oct 20, ". - aud 81
Fare for the round trip only $500 Tick.
cts good ten days.
JAS. CAMPBELL,
City =. Agent
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Not Feeling Well,

By D. Nye. artist.
II illustrates Bills
sunday letter In
The HKRALn. Ask
your neighbors to
SEQ IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Tn. susnAv HruAlp
, 1893-05-17
THE BARBADOS MUTUAL LIFE
Argosy, 22nd april.

The Half Yearly Report Of the Barbados
Mutual Life Insurance Company, submitted
last month to the shareholders, shows new
business of AN amount above the average, l05
proposals having been accepted during the
term for a total amount OF $50, 7l5, the
most of this from the agencies. The death
claims reached S30,q60 plus 1922 for
bonuses, the average duration Of the i've of
the claims having been 25 years. Ths Com
pany have now 2,4l4 policies in force. insur-
ing $4.479, 439. plus bonuses amounting to
Sl,4l2,957. The Assets amount to S2,140.
778, the two chief items Of which are Mort
cages and Real estate IN Barbados $500, 343,
aud Loans to insurers on their Policies,
SS43 ,000. An item in the 'Assets' is, loan
to annu. tants in Friendship and Lodge
plantations S45,685. A corresponding item
to the Liabilities is fund to me.t possible
: loss on debt due by the annaitsnts in
" Friendship and Lodge S24, COO This is
what the Yankees call a bit Of "baA biz;
bnt losses of the-kind will occur in spite Of
careful watching.
, 1893-05-17

character? A gentleman whom I may call
in more senses than one the most eminent
Roman Catholic in Ireland, Cardinal Logus,
is reported by a German paper to have said
that he had very good information, of which
hr had not the slightest doubt. that IL this
Bill failed the Unionists would give q still
more advanced Home Rule Bill to the Ma.
'ionalis's. ! wish to speak with the deepest
respect Of that eminent person, but I would
recommend him to change the sources of his
Information as to English politics. He 10
entirely mislsd. 1t is a suggestion, and ]
think a very dlscreditable suggestion, which
Mr.. Gladstone has made more than ones
during thes' 4ix years campaign. 1t Isl all
attempt TO SOW dlstru~t where there 10 no
grounl for it, but | will answer Cardinal
Logue by simply saying that whenever he
becomes q member of an Orange ledge then
and not till then, a Unioulst Government Will
propose Home Rule for Ireland.
, 1893-05-17
CANES, AND SEEDING CANES.

On Tuesday afternoon this week the Az.
licultural Committee OF the Royal Agrioul-
tural and commercial Society Of British
Guiana ViLitet by prS--arrangement the
Botanic Gardens, with several guests that
the Committee had invited to
the members, to inspect the cane cultivation.
The old varieties Chat is the varieties
collected in years past from several parts Of
the tropical world, the origin Of which
varieties is not known were first inspected.
then the seedllngs raised during the past
few years were examined, row by row and
finally, the Committee went ovor the manuri
al plots, OF which there are nearly y hundred
bese took some time to get through. Each
plot is divided into halves, one OF which is
lmsd and the other not lined the
advantage on the lined half If each plot
hsing very evident to the eye, the yiold Of
cane on these half plots last year in excess Of
that from the unlimed halves being more
than enough to pay for it's application. The
plots are MANFRED with different manures.
As checks, soms plots have no manure
others, a few, have farmyard manure thu
rest, the great bulk. have different kinds and
proportions of artificial manures, a term for
which, by the way, by IL wretched misnomer
vs. regret to See some English papers are
substituting the word "fertiliser,' borrowed
from corrupt American phraseology. These
mriures are duplicated on . fixed system
over different parts of the field, with the
object that the results may check each
other. In walking up and down the dAms
that divide the plots. it is very remarkable
to come on these duplicated plots in different
places, and see how thoroughly, even to the
eye, they agree in size of oaAe and unifor-
nifty of growth,-s fact that was settled on
a frlnsr basis. than mere eye impression, and
beyond question, by weighing and analysing
the produce Of each h~alf-plot last autumn.
These particulars were pointed out and ex-
planned to the Committee by Professor
Harrison, the differences. in effect being
recognised by all, they are so very obvious
and remarkable. The Committee being men
of lifelong experience in sugar cultivation, >
, 1893-05-17

freedom as yet from mobrule, win, if these
advantages continue, gradually attract the
English wealthy from all the world till
England may come to be regarded, as we
prophesied twenty years ago, as the restful
park of the English speaking race. The odd
fact too, is that the foreign or Colonial mil
l~ionaires are left much more free than their
rivals of British birth. They are supposed,
we fancy to be democrats, and are, at all
events, not tainted with living i'll luxury out
of the hard earned wages of the horny hand
ed" who vote. They may even give rich
dinners without any Journalist calculating
the cost Of the flowers, and tho number of
meals they would have provided to Stopney
and RotherhitAe.
, 1893-05-17
POLITICAL STRIKE IN
BELGIUM.
Tmss, 2Ist April.

Belgium has been passing through . sharp
Industrial crisis, created by the political
, 1893-05-17
AT s PRIMROSE LEAGUE" MEETING
IN LONDON.

A resolution protesting against
the Home Rule Bill was subsequent
ly proposed by Mr.. II. Matthews,
M p, seconded by Mr.. Dunbar Bar
ton.
In responding to a vote Of thanks
at the close.
Lord Salisbury said,-May I, before we
part. say u VOID in clearance Of my own
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-10
9ts s,atnr perlaust Elm 8eismittel.

Selbf 0teientsen unter unS, pelae f8 robuher
Geirnbbett srireueu icuteu nte petseiieu, bab mir
unS abn2esu, bsb, ipI&er BeraIei@ seitattet III,
has Ndberpert uuferer 9ebensubr ablduEt. Das tSnz
men mir ielbtreritdnbli9 nt cerblter, neil ss her
natnrlife 9auf Der 1tn9e ut, aber mir t6nnen bds
5psern burd ben petien Gebrau6 etne8 6tarfanas.
mttteS, peIds8 ale auberen nberfuseli, ndmIi& pes
optstter'5 Wasenbttter8. Su pteiem Sabrbuntert
fam bis ebt uttS bem GrfcIs oieler berlbmteu Nris
net slstG, pelbe ni&t Rraft unb @eIuuebett er.
bait, ineem iie ben 36rper nit neuer Spaunfraft
purtbriust, iOnbern aud @eritcpfuns, DpspepFe
TatanunS aap Sasosr' %ft0Dr.St a"S MpeumatismuS
Sdpd6e une peroprbene Sdite berbeisefubrt iperben
Sdwdnlt6s Rercnen, icrie icl6e, bic eben eri lans
sct unp i9perer 3Iantbet entrcHnen iIhp, bsiabrte
QBtrtunseu eteiss teilfrdfttsen uuherrauts tn pcbI
tbusnoiter 2Beiie.
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SHETLAND unb ben Ortneps sSnieln bims
anf. Sas Naes muBte ipdter tuieber
entbedt tperben.
8eben mir auf bic lteuere 3eit, auf
bic paar lebten Sabrbunberte 3uriid-
mas lieBe fi6 ba fli6t iiber Mnfdnge
beS pbonograpben unb bes 3elepbonS,
iiber genuBung Der 9ampftraft &c.
fagen! 2auter Singe, bic aud tpie6er
auf lange 3eit ins &ei9 Der gergeiIenz
belt binabianfen. Sn Sobann eSoa=
dim Be9ers 8u6e: vN6rr1i9e Weiss
belt unb meiie Narrbeit" iinb tpabrlid,
in Der stpeiten 9dlfte bes liebensebnten
Sabrbun6erts, Der pbonpgrapb unb
Der Jernipre6er bereits gan3 merfuiirs
big angebeutet. Mel9er 9lrt mar aud
6as Werf3eug, nit Dem man, 3ufolge
8rimmelsbauien I'M yGimplieiilinlus1
ouf weite gntfernung bin borden
tonnte /? War baS nidt Elm MifrDz
pbpn 2
Sat nidt Der JranaOIe Denis paz
pin, belpieiener NaBen 1907 baS erfie
9ampfbOot gebaut, ia auf Der Weier
fabren lahen, mo- ii9 bic Sdiifer ben
traurigen &ubm ermarben. aus @es
DerfSsgiferfu6t bafelbe au serit0ren
9at ni6t papin aud bas MObell zines
Sampfwagens gu 2anbe bergefeut 2
So6 Der @toff fur iol6e 8etra1tun=
gen iit gerabe3u uneri96pfli6. Sn
neuefter 3eit 1T e8 leiber CUR Site
ober unlitte seiporben, nit 9o9mutb
auf bic 8ergansenbeit berab3ui6auen,
bagegen alleS, mas bic .Mobernen"
(baS 1T ia baS groBe Sti9mort y
geleiltet, in elmer Meiie emporsu>
beben, bic aller 8ei6i6tsfenntniB unb
aller pifenidaftli9en 8ei6eibenbeit
Sobn ipridt. Sa mag es idon gut
iein, in raf6en 3iisen einmal eiH ans
beres Bib gu entperfen; unb bas mar
Der 3med bieier tur3eu 9lbbanblung,
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beiieH pte Uer6alnn9, bereldert 6aa Blut,
pettreibt Rein unb S4merseu, perfdafft e..
auidenben Sdlaf uno iteat Wiustelirait,
@eiuubheit nub DoblbeFnbeu poaftaHbis
gieSsr bsr.
gei perioSiffen sdmerseH 1tuttsroor-
fau nnb icnitiseH 8eridiebHAssn, benz cmI.
HoieA suieber5iebeuSeu @efiibl" uub an.
btreH GraueHleibeu mirit 60 70 sprtreffli&,
Aab bafiir garantirt ,perben fanu.
Wenn es uitt bilft ober iurtrt, srbalteu
Gle Sbr @eiO surild. &anu irseuo etuae
Guheres, bas uidt uuter sleidsn Bsbinsun.
gen bsrtaHit 'pirp, nssrabe 70 gut" ietnp
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Wl5beln, strobOedea, Ieppii)e,
0eItua uiw. ufip., gu saiiOaabIen Yrsiisn
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BROWNS IRON BITTERG
cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion G. Debi ty.

= ginem Maainaer gierbrauer 1T
biefer Gage bas "a. 8inb sebOren
morben!
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Geft1t unb @efaft
aeiaelt es, oh Ste eiHe seiunbe
Grau iino. @aus etnerlet,
ipie regelnldlis Ober rnressL
mdbis Shire 3iise, jene bei6en
habeit ibre eigcne Gd)onbeit.
8ollfOmmenes @eiunbleiu nit
fciuem, flaren 2eint, rofgeu
@angtn uub bellem Bid III
genug, nm jebe Grau ausish.
en6 Su MAIDEN.
I'm politommetle @eiunbbeit
tu erlangen, miiHen SiegetpiIs
tenbaft DR.. Pierce's FaYorite
Prescription gebrau9en. Das.
1elbe regll,rt ullb f6rbert olle
bem ipeibliden Orsanismus
3ntommenoen Hunftioueri, per.
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eoubeuirs @onoeuirs /!
llntersera fit 9anlen llnb &inber !!

Bon 25 @ents bis ,u 81 fir ben 9ln3us.
Dieie @aare lit biIIiser als man ben Stpf
faufen unb ielbit naben tann.
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sc gtbtOer bic anno6a oeo wegr mi6a Olae 5ttbrin
oa old wa6 quite a nn0 bge 8ree beHr ben6elen f6nnn
8eib= Waareu ! @ei6 : gBaareu |!

WeiB= Waarea !! @eiB : @aareu {!
Gents oie Darb.
3wei &iiten tpstbe, earrirte unb geitreifte
aoinipof, ron umb 10 @ts. tpert5, gu Cts.
oie y 70.
12k Gents Ste Oaro.
Cine 8tite aaipn, iatin=seftreift, isbr biuis
3u l8 unb 20 Cts, fir 121a Gts.
35 Gcuts ote garn,
s5 Stiid, iattn gvitreift, unb eptben. 2aipu,
itets gu so Cts, bertauft, tpirb bieis 8odbe su
81 Sta. anSeboten.
Striimpie, Is Geats oas Raar.
76 Sutenb idwarsedbt unb iebr feline Da.
men Strtimpfe, tpetbe eeh6bnli9 gu SO @ts.
oerfauft reroen; oieie Npde nur 2b Gents
0amenzSaillen! 9amen=Saillem !!
bon so Gts. au $500 pro sssi6.
Qiele &btbeiIuns 1T boIlftanbis, mas pet=
l3seoene Ma6fperfe, Garben, SHUTTER nnb
@rDben anbelanst.
8eionSers beadtenswertb iinO bic fblpol.
len Empire Waists" in ipeiben unb allen
5arbsn.
Ds'i aiiten Uoiaedte seblam1
5 Gents bic yarb, @iuabams in
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Ynbuta9erei (! Ynsnraderei

Ynbua9erei Ynbutaderei
Dte neueite @obe, gut unb biais setmpfbt,
finb in Der Pusmader.9 .9btbeiIuns bor3ufinben.
Smportirte @aare.
IS ltest in Der Mb5idt unieren san3en
8orratb bon ipaidbaren Sleioeritofien bon
80 @ts, 45 @ts. umb 40 gts. gBertb AT benz
einen @reiie bon
35 Gents bic Daro
aussaserfaufen. Die tpableriI1item Runben
tperoen bic &ebuftiOn 3u ipiirbisen fpifien.
9oubeuirs gonpeuirs I!
Maen 8eiu@ern unb aunben offeriren mir
bieie Bode 1rinfsldier, auf benen bic ber=
idieoenen @ebdulidteiten Ser @bicasoer
aasftellnng seidItffen iinb, gu
Gents oas gtiid.
GnoerSWo foitet berielbe @esenftant 10
Gents unb bariiber.
lnterSerg fit 9aulen anb &inber !
Bon % Gents bis ,u 81 fir ben 9lnaua.
Dieie @aare lit bilIiser aIs man ben Stoff
fQiifen uub SeIbit ftiiben fdnfr
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sawns su 8 Gents Die gJarb. ge
bellem unb buntlem GarO, nur 5 Sc
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gbiueiiide 9eibe, 81 Ste. bic gara.

Gbineii@e SeiOe, 81 Ste. bic Dara.
9ieie Maare 1T so @ts. tpertb, bod Uess
ben mir iie su obtsern greiie bertaafeM.
AZ Gents sie Darb.
% etld i66ner ssbIiimter Gintfil&ss
eeibe, bon bor3isIi4er lualitdt 3sbusiEt
bon 66 Gts. su Al gts.
"a Gents bie Oarb.
Sebr feir, "a 3oa brett, unb biuis 80 Is
Cts; ipirb iest gu e4 Cts. bic Barb psrfaait.
Tdder! Jd9er! 6dderl
Soeben erhalten bic sr5bte Austpa5I ST.
der, bic ie bier gum gertauf ausssiteut t,uses;
BON 5 gts BIS gu $3.50 fiir Rarnwent, nns
40 @ts. gu $3.50 far Sause.
Goriets! Goriets! /!
Sn Oisier slbtbeilune f6nnen mir sinfa@
nidt ibertroffen tperben, ba tuir nur bis te.
tanntlih beiten Sorter, su ben nDsli&t bis
lisem 9reifen fiibren.
seioene Salb,6anbi9nbe,
in i4ipara ipeib unb alien 5arbeH, DE 20
unD so Sta. bas ganr tpertb iinb, 81
25 Gsnts baS 9saar.
M5beln, StrobOedeu, xeppii5e,
Oeltud uiw. uftp., gu saiiOaabIen Yrsiisn.
,forb GOrps, Die itSnitea Mfutsr
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geioene Sail, 6anbidnbe,

in idpara tpeiB inb allen SarbtH, fis 90
unb so gts. bas 9anr tpertb finb, 81
25 Gsnts baS paar.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-14
UNDER TIE HORTICULTURAL DOME.

The Horticultural exhibit at the
worlds fair will be for the masses.
Botanical experts and connoisseurs
will find plenty to interest them, but
it is not solely their show. The mil
lionaire orchid fancier or the chrysan-
themum expert will find fresh revela-
tons in the wondrous variety of their
favorite flowers. But the whole the
DRY of the Horticultural exhibit is main.
ly based on the popular idea. The Wis
itor from an obscure rural district or
from the heart of a great city. whose
sole conception Of flowers is limited to
afew superficial details, will here have
a world of knowledge presented. The
possibilities of floral culture to those
who love flowers will be one of the
main features in the horticultural dis
play.
For the special benefit of those who
make a close study of plants and flow
ers there will be scientific experiments
from day to day within the cave in the
center of Horticultural building. To
the mass of visitors these experiments
will not appeal strongly, however fas-
cinating and instructive to the few.
For the benefit of the people at large
the department of Horticulture has been
arranged to make a speciality Of spec
tacular effects. Outside as well as in
side the building the most artistic eff
fects have been planned on a scale
that has never known parallel in any
similar exposition. Masses of color,
flaming as the sunset, or delicate as
the early dawn, will be spread on the
lawns in front of the building and on
the wooded island. Fountains, garden
plats, rustic seats and other restful eff
fects will tempt the visitor who is
weary of the magnifcence in other
parts of the grounds. Inside the build
ing the tropical verdure will transplant
the visitor to the sunny southland
Winding pathways through the courts
and curtains of the building will lead
on to fresh revelations Around the
interior of the great dome has been
built gallery, from which the visitor
may look out upon viStas of verdure
and brilliant color
Horticultural hall itself contains
much more floor space. than the CON-
hined areas of the Horticultural
buildings at the Centennial New
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-14

greenhouses ia the east, and it IS not
undue praise to say of him that he is
unquestionably the best man for the
place that could be found in the coun-
try to-day. Under his watchful eye the
delicate leaves and tendrils unfold and
through his careful nursing the frailest
pets of the hot-house are brought up
from the tiny shoot to the full-grown
strength of maturity.
In the horticultural department there
will beexhibits from all over the world.
From PARKWAY Australia, from japan,
from South America, from every Euro
pean country, and from every quarter
of the North American continent will
come the wealth of fruit and flowers
peculiar to each locality. The several
states of the union are here, pitted in
intense but friendly rivalry. Semi
tropical fruits, plants and flowers from
the southern states will illustrate to
the world the balmy aspect of nature
in those favored climes. Hardy an
nuals from the extreme north, the rich
and variegated product of fruit orchards
in the middle and western states will