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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
POINTS ABOUT HsS.

Among tho students - one 20 tho col
l''ges = Buds festh recently received
10y the Pope we're seven Hebrews His
holiness conversed for srme time with
tAe students When they left the vaii.
can he blessed them add sent blesslug
- their parents m buda Pe~th The
I'ope A. greatly pleased At the VISIT
Young King Alexander - Servis who
at IL has seiz.d the rcins q guvernmer I.
l., A broad shouidered hoy Z medium
; ghi. rather handsome and unusually
iafeiiiCent Tie - energetic AMI - I
wlllsd and for his years unpiea@ontly
cynical.
Jonathan Stanhop~. an eccentric old
gentleman = Wayne counfy. Indiara
proposes r. paper his psrlor with
and enf Columbian stamps Ne esii
mates that the freak sili cost him about
$50
admiral Blake. ih@ herr after vhsm
- sagship u the English feet n this
'snutry r rsmed. did not heconae a
sailor anti after be Wa - years old.
bat made az Or LOST time when he DID
General JongsfFesi visited Getiys
hu~g battle-ground Friday Or the f--t
'infe sante - heip~si General Lee orgs r
- snd eond1ct that disastrous attack
81 the federal position thirty years s.yo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
AIT AND MISS BRIEFS.

a display ~ the terribly destructive
engines 81 modern warfare like we have
recently had in these waters tx first.
class plea for peace at almost any price.
New York Herald.
III the foreigners nov in this country
want la see our standing army they will
do well Ia look i'm the horse ears and ele.
waited ears morning aud evening New
York Tribune
The grand old liberty hell. "a an at
traction at the Penns, wanna building. h.
everything II Is cracked up Ia be.-Chi
cage Tribune.
II Kansas lynching bees expect T.,
obtain editorial notice. IN republican
papers they viii have 10 move their
state south. Memphis Appeal Ava
lanche
You may appoint Arbor DAYS. bu, yoi,
canno, make people plant trees. This
s''ems to be- the PLAIN moral Of Satur
days non observance Boston Journal
The Law would he more honored ly
honest men and feared by criminals 4
there were fewer appeals from i,s decis
Rms swansea sentinel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

SEcRsrAkY CARLISLE has made per
sonal investigation 81 the charges made
by New York publications against the
official integrity Of Assistant Secretary
Spaulding. Supervising Special Agent
Tingle and General Tichenor. president
of the board Of general appraisers at the
por, 81 New York. and as result au-
,horized the publication Of a statement
affirming their innocence Of the charges.
The charge was that Of undertaking.
the importation of favored firms. AS
the officials mentioned are all hold over
republicans. their exoneration by Secre-
tary Carlisle is highly creditable both
10 him and 10 them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
TnsAVER NOTES.

Tins evening The Powers viii be
lighted for q novel and interesting en-
tertAin n,eIt. The Schubert club is al or
gsnixstlop that always stands ready 10
Contribute 10 tho success 1t local liter
AIRY and musical essnts The club will
be ss.issed BY q besy Of the pretties'
giris In town. sttired in patty uniform,
10 execute the Pythian drill The two
features will unite Ia make an evening
u unslo, cd pleasure. The sale II seats
10 very large and society will doubtless
nj the house To the doors
May II. next "Wednesday evening. the
great Boston symphony orchestra will
appear in Hsrtman's This is the great
est and grandest orchestra IN the world.
IL Is brought here through the enter
Prise II local musicians Who have IN
disidu&lly and collectively plstged the
required guarantee. The box -ofice
sheets show a purpose To encourage THE
spirit Il enterprise. The evening will
he one II exquisite pleasure to all who
may attend the performance.
Manager smiths elaborate bill In
strong card The various speciality
artists outrank the common run 81
vaudeville players and the result is a
performance essentially good enough for
the draw ing room. The waichword at
Smiths Is fun without vuigarity." In
carrying II out no performer is per
mitted 10 use profanity on the sta@e.
In this respect a wholesome lesson mi, Il
be- learned 10y many travelling compan -
which appear IN the other theatres. The
performances at Smiths are always
clean. Wholesome and respectable.
Regular matinee tomorrow and Satur-
day.
Minstrels come and minstrels 60. hut
il seems that Lew Dockstader is I'm 1T
for many moons 10 come. When asked
the other day concerning the merits 1T
his present organization. the popular
Dock replied. positively the best have
ever been connected with" The Pow
ers' Saturday evening.
Nine Laura Schirmer- Mapleson and a
list Of celebrated European artists will
appear in the Powers opera house Mon
day evening. May IL. in sclecte gems
from the fayorite operas. Martha" and
the entire garden act Of Gounod's opera
, Faust"
Prof Seidl and his mammoth operate
aggregation have reserved Hartmann
for May IL They will offer a program
excepted from the gems II Wagner. and
it promises To bee brilliant beyond any
thing Of the kind ever given here.
The Vendetta continues TO attract
large and favoring audiences 10 The
Grand. The scenic effects are capital
the acting robust and the theme Of the
play thrilling.
Frank Gray. advance agent for Will
lam ii. Crane. arrived in The Morton
last night. Mr.. Crane will play The
Senator" in Powers May g3.
Frank Murphy. in the musical com.
edy. "A Striking Resemblance" will
hold the Boards in The Grand all mex,
week
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

PsksIpssr CLAsKsox frankly dis
svowed intent 70 represent the repub-
lieaa party Ia expressing his visws on
the money question. While IL 10 true
that every dollar. whether gold. silver
oe pspsr. Issued - such BY the govern
msnt, should be eosquAl and inter
ehangeable. still there must be q com
mon basis Of value. of intrinsic worth.
by sh,ch redemption OF the pledge 20
pay the fac. value may be made. A pa
per dollar has 10 intrinsic value. a
nrctuzting silver market destroys the
stability of silver. hence the metal hav-
ing the most unvsrying. Interchangeable
value. permanent intrinsic worth in the
markets u the world. should be made
the basis Of our money sys,em. In all
other respects his address Is . remark
ably fine exhortation Ia continued re-
publican enthusiasm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

The first annual convention Of the
Michigan Wholesale Grocers' associa-
ton was held in Detroit Yesterday.
These officers were elected: President.
Il. .. Wheeler. Detroit: first vice presi
dent. A. Wicrengo. Muskegon; second
vice president. j. w. Symons. Saginaw;
treasurer. William Judson. Grand Rap
ids. Executive committee. William
Widdicomb. chairman. Grand Rapids;
w. l.. Brotherton. Bay City; w. IL.
Brace. Detroit; w. ]. Gould. Detroit;
w. &. Phipps. Saginaw; b. I. Desen-
berg. Kalamazoo; James Edgar. De.
troit; 8. Armstrong. Port Huron; Ii. s.
Griggs. jackson. Directors. Fred b.
Clark. Grand Rapids; ID. L. McMorran.
Port Huron; John Robson. Lansing; Ed
ward Henkel. Detroit; l.. +. Hawkins,
Grand Rapids.
The Seventh Day Publishing aseo-
citation OF Battle Creek elected the fol-
lowing different editorial stats: Review
and Herald Editor. u. Smith; assistant
editor. NJ. f. Kellogg; editorial con.
trilpItors. A. T. Jones. q. A. Olsen.
George /. Butler. s. n. Haskell. q. &.
Tenney. L. K Conrsdi. Youths In
structOr - Editor. n. w. Lawrence.
Christlicher Hausfreund- Editor. +.
Valentiner; assistant editor. j. kolvoord;
editorial contributors. L. f. Conradi. ii.
+. Graf, A. kunz. Bubel Leser-Editor.
j. Kolvoord; editorial contributor. q. W.
Amadon.
Lansing has increased the wage Of
tho city marshal from $500 to 600 q
year Possibly this is done to induce
him Ia catch few burglars.
The electric road between Eastlake
and Manistce was opened Monday. The
usual amount Of 'wine was opened" and
everybody WAS happy.
Lansing is about to increase her
police force BY adding detective. What
IL this to he acquired Vidoc TO do! The
horse Ia stolen.
George Jordan Of Sc. Joe has become
insane from continued exposure 10 the
intense heat 81 the boiler room IL a
lake steamer.
The City Electric Railway company
81 Port Huron has flied q chatiel mort
gage with the Union Trust company for
toN.OO
jackson L. W. c. A. had a symposium
minus liquors -Tuesday night that
was a great success. Covers were laid
for 10.
Dundee has been honored by a visit
from burglars. They attempted 10
force into three stores. but we're fright
ened
Sullivan. the Durand murderer. has
been arrested again. th,s time at Oceola.
lie SAYS his name 10 Burma
j. q Asman has been appointed rep
rc-entstiye for the Armour Packing
company at Bay City.
The new tiuivcrsaiisf church M Port
Huron vas dedicated with Impressive
ceremonies Tuesday.
Edward Glennon ~ Jackson bas bren
arrested Tor an alleged criminal outrage
on year old girl.
The Lansing Gun club have made al
arrangements Tor the four days tourus
ment next week.
saginaw ehriners are making great
preparations Ia entertain Saisd,n Ten
ple on May ls.
Diphtheris hss again broken out in
Bay City. THEE cas-s we're reported
Tuesday
An epidemic - measles has sfruel
Ner Troy. over seventy cs-e- tsing re
ported
Escanaha has decided ~ tar dogs ard
keep ticyci "A the sidowalks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

Something Ike ghost ~ ths IN
ssvory FridIender squss wife scandal u
tso vars sgp has made ia srp~s-sncs
"A " sshington. II - more real than a
diaphannas -pcoS fnr ,, has been resur-
reetsd ~ eust sood republican. 10
FORE ~ fright. cut - pcstnsster~hiF.
Wien ths slssShucks rallied the
r-rinsrts n tho senate together 10 Sat
Fridieu,i~s and Morrow while the rspuh
hr'srs were shaept az Jackson. \ l.
pru@. an attorney AZ Hsrbor Springs
nsed sn action on behalf = Fri,lleHtier .
ssusw sife. TIE action created .
greater sen~afiou than the sisai - the
tso senatorial seats.
Nov tHst 'he democrats are ~ ne
traces Deuel.. Fha - p.,sfmasier ~ liar
t.ss Spricgs, hss b-f-o selected ',v sua-
rary 4esapstsiieo because he s,~-ed 40
a. attorney fos the vrorZr'i wife
t'nucrp~srlar Nesd,,fS hsa afipear~i
BET ~ H-si-nsa Nsvvsli AMI preferred
a -srz Sat - -Cfrls rharzes against
Tserei &c = ss-rasei far havinE hesr
CHAIRMAN q the rppublicar cnsagy con
mitsse. e,iitcr Il republican rsre-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

MrsKEGoN. Mich. May 10 The fourth
session Of the state W. c. T. u. was
opened this morning with an address by
Mrs l.. NJ. Boise Of Grand Rapids. Over
200 delegates applauded her remarks.
The president read q paper containing
recommendations regarding tho chang
ing of the state dues to - cents. secur-
ing the services OF Mrs. Ellis of New
Jersey 10 organize new unions. the pre-
sentation Of a memorial to Governor
Rich asking him to place number ii
women on the board Of control. which
will bs considered and acted upon to-
morrow.
Work Among Colored People" was
the very able paper read by Mrs. J. c.
Ford OF Grand Rapida Mrs. +. K.
Green Of Detroit spoke on Juvenile work.
and Mrs. Carrie Faxon of Bay City con-
sidered how the local union could be
made effective. A bright paper was
that Of Miss Lydia j. Newcomb 1t
Spring Lake on Physical Culture"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
ALLEGED TO &c FUNNY.

Profe~sor-lf q person in good health.
but who imagines himsrif sick. should
e~nd FOR you. what would you do,
Medical Stud~nt-t,ive him some
thing "a make him slck. and then nj
minister an sntidoie.
Professor Don't waste any more time
here. Hang out your shingle.-Ne~
York Weekly.
fury Wandering Willyum weeping
hunts IN de jail. Weary Ragglee
Umph. OATS no,hin. was,i.rinr
Willyum-I know. But deere maxim
him work. Chicago Record
Il never could understand. Mr.. Wide.
hat, why IL is they call your part 81 the
country the 'Wooily West lit
wouldn't IL any mystery. my dear Mis-
Harlembridge. IL YOU knew the number
IL east I'm lambs shearod out there -
Troy Press.
Merchant ito spplicantl Do you
think you know enough 20 Assis, me ia
the Office! Boy-know enough,
Why, left my last place because the
hoes said knew more than he did
Society Journal.
ibid you see Mn Fasrons baby"
Eyes. IL is . miserable little red faced
thing"
That In too rad. Red 10 90 unhecom-
ing 10 her."-Exchange.
I'VE had q hot game at the club lat
night"
What were you plsyingf-
Freeze out Mail.
Hicks Blitscn. they tell ne. is quit.
an athlete Wicks-Yee bic last feat.
hear. was n run up Z board bili.
ton Transcript
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
Piii.s- CLtH VISITORS.

10 show that the Press club has the
welfare aad prosperity u the city
always uppermost. that organization
purposes u invite "a this city the colony
- flrelgn newspaper correspondent
noS ia attendance upon the worlds
faIT.
President Fletcher has already wired
The chief members 20 the colony. a
numerous body. that the gates "A the
GREATEST furniture manufacturing clty
~ the world wlll 80 thrown open IL the
distinguished journalists II they vii
accept the invitation 10 honor US by a
yl-at dar.ng their stay IN Chicago.
The Prc-- club has consulted nobody in
taking this initiative. Nobody need To
Consulted To- have such a body II
eminent foreign newspaper correspond
eats IN the city Ia obviously 81 incalcula-
bic benefit Ia every manufacturer and
resl.ieut Everybody will indorse the
action 81 the Press club. Ii means the
hersl.hng IL Grand Rapids ana its giant
industry In every populous center Of the
world.
Other cities have eagerly gra-ped the
opportunity to entertain these visiting
newspaper men. They will be feted
and banqueted in Milwaukee. ~. Paul.
81 Louis and other western towns. The
Press club q Grand Rapids will invite
them 70 come here. The Press club
viii show them our factories. our sum
mer resorts and tho attractions % the
city. The details % their reception and
ent-rtainuen, will be arranged so SION
a. the date 81 their visit may tie an
nounced
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

II proposing 10 change the basis of
representation in the national republic
an convention from two delegates for
each congressional district To one dele
gate for each 700 voters the true basis
Of representation is Appropriated. The
senatorial representation 1t borough
states is the same as that Of states con
tanning millions In Inhabitants and
wealth. Unequal representation is as
pernicious IA unequal taxation. The
republican voters u the union should
H. represented in national convention
not the bulldozers and ballot.box stuf
fers 81 congressional districts. wherein
in many instances the two delegates
represent the voting strength Of the re-
publican party.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

lawyer. postmaster. s'sasienAn. and the
sspabiscAn party of Emmett county"
Thee changes ought to settle his fats.
But to sdd 10 the foscs u the reasons
presented. Dc - also charged With hss-
ing brought tho action FOG fridlsndsr .
squsv sis fos political paspns~~ MAJ
veil 10 convinced Deuel. must be de-
thronsd. dscspit4tei and dismsmher-d
he Is the very worst republican D-ue!
ths democrats have yet fought Out be
o.~~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

terday. Mr.. Harvey y Q dealer In tssoss
and shoeA and ~as IN The CITY buying
goodA
n. J. Dudley, . Frcmont iumhermxn.
10 In Sss~ta He u accompanied by he
family.
John II. Mitchell. an ioIia sttosne,.
dined IN The Clarendon ye~terssy.
John c. Pest . Holland sssorney. 10
registered IN the Nee Livingston
Nosrox- X n. Spencer. saginaw;
~ r. Gale, Big Rapids: }. +. FietcAer.
n. T. Sps0ord. Cadillac. r. a Esssas.
Auskegon; fr~d N.eisen. Pent~ster.
lseosus J. barney. Charlotte.
syKsss-P. A. Dsim. kaianasoo; 4.
T. Parker. chippe~s fxiis: Martin
Kelly. Muskogon: y. =. Castle. L. Y.
Davis. Fremont. Thomas IL. erase. De
tsost
Nuw LivrNo~rux- X HIne. Lowell:
J. &. Post. Holland; W. n. Beverly.
Manist~s; A. r. Snuegs. Nuskseon. J.
Chessloroush. freeport; {. IL. Ssrack-
land. Detroit
EAoLs-Jsy Pruden, 81 Johns; = II.
Ballard. sparta; J. II. Wersen. Cedar
Springs; r. }. Pomer~y and wife. Lac
boo; j. II. Moon. Shelby.
ksSr-G. y. Gum. Lansing, Mrs.
Mcconnell, Ludington: y. l. ilgon-
fritz. Monroe. r. J. Anderson. Mr. A.
shcrwood. Pisinwe.i, Joseph ssyies and
~ife. Evsrt
CLAKTSpoS &. y. Johnssn. kalks~-
ka, r. Y. Case. Ot-~eo; y A. Stephens.
Detroit; John u. Mitchell. Iona, A..
Hummer. HAstinxa
BkIpeG SrRrET-T. M. Red. Copper
Vile; ID. W. Calkins. McCoris: T. q.
Deud. Marshall: I'd Vinegar. Bedding;
A. Nc MILAN. Lowell.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

DIRECTOR GENERAL DAVIS has Off
c.ally announced that il will cost each
individual SGD Ia visit all the side
shows and see everything shown on the
Midway Plaisancc. IL he had figured
in another quarter the blooming col
lection II fakes would be deservedly
"thirteened.' and several thousand
anxious and superstitious folks would
shun the whole business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

UPoS the announcement that the New
York Central Railroad company would
pu; on train 10 make the run from
New York to Chicago in nineteen hours.
the Trunk Line commissioners filed a
protest They hold there is no public
demand for such fast train. and that
IL is purely in the nature Of an adver-
tisement for the Central. This discovers
a new form % .'ethics"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
GROCERs ~. MONSTERS.
4 sharp War B~fps~ tho C"vom'''e~
on gsic~u.~ Last Night.

The committee on bcrnses met last
night and tyed the schedule On misrei
lsneous hesnses There vas srge
delegation - huckstefs and a numt.er
~ retail grocers represen'ing their -
~ociation. These delegations were o.
ps-ri % each other The hucksters
wished 70 keep the license fo- carving
on their business the same a. & sss lsst
year. Ga while the grccers Wished u
ral-~i T. tst
The cnramiitse Sr-i listened g. ELL
9aent speeches froTu Yeps-s Elliott snd
Herrick VIZ HerrIck sald TIE huck
ztsr- bought nothing faut half rotten and
spoiled fruit and Vegetables. and sosd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

OSE OF the paradoxical things abou,
the BARRIERS trouble over the scale il
that their customers are making no
complaint against the rates. They
ought to be- able to adjust their differ
enccs 20 that their patrons may be
shaved in peace
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

KrSrUCEY's great Derby was won by
Lockout IN the presence - aD.coO per
ans. This event opens tho American
racing season for l,.a. Look out Tor
some lively sport.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

ACCORDING tn the New York Sun the
art a complimenting IL very delicate
one The democrat Office seekers who
are denied personal interviews with
Cleveland. evidently have not learned II.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

IL the preliminary bout with the
hucks,ers the grocers won the first fall.
The next round will he fought in the
council. the odds being largely with the
rent and tax paying merchants.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
MARY'S LITTLE BALLOT.
IL Causes . Sensation and Retains
Superintendent Faulknes.

TorEKA. Kan. May l0.-Mrs. Mary f.
Lease created = sensation here today
She is one Of the populist members on
the board Of charitiea There are five
populist members and two republicans.
A vote was taken Tor the superint-nd-
ent Of the Soldiers Orphans' home. The
two republicans voted for Faulkner. the
present incumbent. and the populists
FOR new man. Mrs. Lease having the
casting vote. arose and declared that
Faulkner would never be put out by her
vote. He Was . member IL the Buck
Tail regiment" she said. land stood be-
side and cared for two brothers. who
died on the battlefield" Popnlists
roundly abuse Mrs. Lease for the act.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

HFRr.FTrE II will he legally "a well as
morally wrong 10 tap telegraph wires.
The victimiEed bucket shop gamblers
have moved on tho legislature with sur
rrising CELEBRITY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

Full reports 40 10 where and bo~ the
visitor. 10 Chicseo spent the day y~stsr
dsy would give pretty guri idcs -
jn-i how much the imerfcs n sststa'a %
pas protected ~ the closing n the fair
Detroit Tribune
Ga4ng % TIE World. fair ia like huila
ing hoase. You may hgure al yuu
pltsse ar the probable sSr@nse. hat i;
= h~sand g. no Say above the estsns "
Detroit Free PrcA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

Understood that one radical change has
already teen made In the plan upon
which il wAs originally proposed 10 con
struct the bill
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

WoRx urn the administration tsr,F
hiii = cot p-,'ceesiIrs "a smoothly as Il
pss -ypect~t "a 30 Obstacles arr AZ
p~sring On every -ssie. and their nnn,hrr
J. constantly increasing They have -
couse ~ numerous IN fact. that 4, "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

HE~FY WsrTEy-o~'- star eyed cd
de-- wa among the first IN extend
sslcorue 20 the republican delegates at
louisville
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

IT IL strongly suspected that Score
tary Carlisle obtained his knowledge -
tinanceering from the Australian hank
ing system
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

Co<pFv~sD nur'isr~rs and unfsith'ul
ronen have ore characteristic in con-
mon. They are always innocpnL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

Vow THAT the governor has signed
our river improvement enabling bill thu
taxpayers 81 this city viii unite 70 set
the machinery IN motion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

SF.fS - annoyed by treasury sur
plus q one million rlsstres. Grover
and Carlisle ought 10 b sent Tor h. de
sipata H.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

"A rps dsy ~ final adjournment an
rroach~s The legislature shows de
p.,-itiou - utilize every moment = time
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAssiSGros. Nav 10 For Lower
Michigan Generally fair. slight ,
warmer, south Winds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
The Cream City
Flour Bin and Sitter

IL the first thing particularly attracting
our attention. and il il well worth all the
notice given Ia il. Made of heavy tin.
handsomely Japanned. with sitter protect
cd from pressure of flour i'm the bin.
that they work easily and smoothly under
all circumstances. They make the most
he imagined. We keep them in two sizes.
the smaller holding - los. and the larger
80 lbs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-01-24
A RARE CHANCE FOR MEN OF MEANS
For Sale at q BQr0Qin,

nNE OF THE BEST CATTLE
~ Ranches in Northern Arizona.
The property consists of everything
necessary for the carrying on of the
cattle and horse breeding business,
together with $4,000 to $4,000 head of
cattle and 700 or 800 horses-'good
stock" Property will be sold at a
sacrifice on account of bad health.
Will sell one-half or whole.
For particulars address: G. b.,
Postoffice Box SO, Prescott, Arizona
Territory.
ian27tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-01-24
iVANH0E LODGENO. 18. X. Off

REGULAR CONVENTIONS every Monday
evening of each week at their Castle Hall in
the SILVER STATE Block at 7:30 o'clock.
G. S. NIXON, C. G.
IL. SCHMIDT. X. of Il. d S.