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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

AZ One Cleveland Was Presented
With . Fem sem. Hammer.

WAsHsSoToS. March T. President
Cleveland received the public twice dur
ing the day. each reception lasting less
than an hour lie shook hands with
about one thousand people. although
fully three thousand passed through the
White house. At > o'clock the doors
we're closed TO those not bent on bust
ness. and this rule. which has been OBJ
served for many years. viii be- con-
tlnued.
The only incident Of note at the pub
lie reception was the presentation to
President Cleveland 81 q beautiful white
silk banner by the pupils Of the Central
Female college Of 1uscola. Alabama.
Secretary Herbert introduced the young
ladies who delivered the gift. The han
ner contained the program observed by
the Tuscola school in honor OF MIR.
Cleyeland's Inauguration.
The visitors continued 20 tramp up
and down the White house stairs during
the afternoon as they had done in tho
morning. Senators Harris. Coke. Roach.
Jones, of arkansas. Representatives.
Springer. McCresry. Fellows and Brook
shire and Governor Isaac Pussy Gray.
of Indiana. were among those who came.
Governor Gray appeared during the
cabinet meeting and failed to see MIR.
Cleveland. Mr.. John Wsnamaker came
10 pay his respects and to bid an official
good-by 10 the president
j. W. Finch Of Glenn Falls. n. ".
who helped along the Cleveland cam
paign fund by large contributions, also
saw him. Among the callers were
several 81 the Lakewood and Buzzard's
Bay friends ~ Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland.
One ~ them was Mrs. Francis Stevens.
who was so intimate with the Cleve-
lands at Lakewood. Richard Watson
Glider. editor Of the Century. was IN and
out Of the private part OF the White
house dozen times during the day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
SPAIN MEANS BUSINESS.
Republican Demonstrations Will Be
Checked by Government Troops.

MADRID. March TN the parliament
tary elections the advanced republicans
secured only twenty seven seats in Spain
the government party in the cortes will
The government has ordered that
rigorous censorship be exer-
cised over all kilograms. domestic and
foreign. tending to foment republican
agitation. Tho military authorities
have been instructed lot 10 hesitate To
take instant steps 20 check any repub-
lican demonstration. FL Pals. the organ
Of Gorilla. and other papers will be pros
ecuted for publishing violent articles
against tho monarchy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

PfScoSsIxc. Mich. March The
past winter has been favorable 10 the
local interests. All the mills have their
stock os logs and have stopped buying.
Even q. II. Ford's stavc mill. which has
been running all winter. has stock
enough opened 10 run until snow dies
sgain. and the lumbermen are happy.
Hiss & vandecker are building about
sx miles * railroad - their pho west ~
Bentley, and will lumber all next sum
mer. Estey < Calkins have also a large
supply % logs and have stopped buying
FOR this season.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
THEY WILL BE TRIED
France After Panama Lottery Bill
Boodlsss.
OF lEssEps TO TESTIFY
Aston. Gohson aad Bi0n<iin Stand an
Exceilsns Chance az Going Go
tho GAiieys-

PANS. March Z. The trial viii begin
tomorrow u ex. Minister and Deputy
Anton In proust, ex Deputy Gobron and
u. Biondin. on charges u corruption ia
connection With the Panama lottery
bonds bill. The accused. who are on
bail. have been ordered to surrender for
trial at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
and they will be liberated each evening.
on the rising 1T the court. while tho
trial 10 in progress, until its conclusion.
VI. Charles lie Lesseps. NJ. Marius fon.
tame. ex Minister Baihrt and NJ. Leroy.
also under charges Of corruption in con-
necfion with the Panama lottery bonds
bill. and the first tao also under convic.
ton u fraud. will he brought from
prison each day under guard and allowed
to mingle with the other accused until
their return 70 prison.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

After tfyin3 many medicines aud q nun.
Der II so-csiied specialists. went 4. &c
DIS. Copeland and Graham. hzsif.e knass
at SOM friends VINO had fc>xlsrd great f.-n
EFT a. their hhi.ds- ! 0ks tir,d 81 be.nx a..
reriIncnied Oh aud u>rlfe1. for the l4rs
time. a. Try sof relief. am nov thononst.,
cunstncsd that cafAfFh can h. pefinAs.<'ntl,
cured. and thai Drs. Cop land and sr3i.zs.
have the oIlt successful t1etisod at caring n
! sae tnoGhlcd With severe hrscscbt IN
front snd iAck weak and wafer, s,s< ben
xinc and rusrlns uosees ia "a, ears. and ny
head would al up epn ny ear chg. ] ten
onA and rtlpeised during tie oa, re-;<>l
fcos.y. ana felt ~orre az the uoralng than
when went "a i->l.
Ally throat tfoebled me especially AZ night.
Had a poor ar'I-Hfiss. cspaisd fnuEae and ioul
taste IN my mouth. Ny general ccnalfion
was very much worn oo~n Al result 81
the Treatment by Dfs copeland and sra'
ham my head IL clear snc ! can bear ~ we'll
as ever. have no headache. my srI<tis< l.
good and my rfonlsch II la gs-pd condition
] ffsf well AZ night and get ~ n the morn
inc Refreshed And fright In fact. afn fra
from all my tad rYsnssour and fcei iiks a
different person. ] ose II al a. DR. Cope
land and Graham, and snail - glad Il my
testimony will lead an, sufferers ther1. ~
fsei ccrtafn THAI they can cure any curaole
chronic cl.f.~T
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
VISITS WELLESLEY.
kailuni Secs What an American Col.
lcgc Is Like.

BosroN. March 7.-Princess Kailuni.
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs Davis and
Miss Whiteff, her companion, visited
Wellesley female college this forenoon
and were shown over the establishment
by members Of the faculty. The prin-
cess was greatly interested in all that
she saw and heard.
The party left on the 1870 train for
Washington. The princess will call on
President Cleveland. From the capital
the party possibly will 60 To Chicago 10
view the worlds fair buildings. thence
back 10 Boston and again TO New York.
Whence they. will sail for England.
whore the young princess will resume
her stndirs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
The Latest,
The Cheapest and
The Best,

Is motto and determines tho tide shall
n the sfylc, quality
Again call attention for another week
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
THE CELEBRATED wIDDIconB LINE OF
Bed Room Suits!

Others grasp situation and their pockctbook
Now, what IL the matter with your
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
REINHART SUCCEEDS MANvEI..
He Is Made President OF the Santa Fc
Railroad.

BosroS. March AT today's meeting
of the stockholders OF the Afchison,
Topeka 4 Santa Fe railroad First Vice
President Reinhart was elected To- the
presidency in place Of Allen Marvel. de-
ceased.
Daniel II. Robinson. formerly general
manager Of the Atlantic 4 Pacific rail-
road. was chosen first vice president To
perform the duties that may be assigned
him 10y the president Of the board and
reporting directly 10 the presidents Of
lice. Monadnock block. Chicago. w.
Gillett was made general auditor. Office
at Chicago. promoted from assistant
general auditor. w. burroughs was
chosen assistant general auditor. j.
Mckibben was elected auditor. Office Mt
Topeka. Kan, .instead Of as formerly at
Boston.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
CuNARD PEOPLE HusrLING.
They Feel the Effects OF American
Competition.

LIvEBroor. March Tn view az the
improvement IL the Mcrsey bar. the
Cnnard Steamship company has ar
hour Saturday afternoons. regardless II
the tide. Consequently the tedious de
lays connected with the taking on IL the
mails al Queenstown will be obviatcd.
The Cunard company has also arranged
Ia run special express train between
London and Liverpool. 40 AS 10 meet the
competition ~ the American line, whose
boats now dock at Southampton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

WINNIPEG. March Last night H.
~ Mash. farm instructor on the Peigan
Indian reservation. near Macleod. ia
investigating disturbances among the
horses. was confronted by two Indians.
one ~ whom fired AT Mr. Nash. The
latter dolged tho bullet. bat lost q
finger ~ hss right hand. and Ia ca,iesv-
orlng e. draw his oxn revolver received
an ugly cash below thu eye from a knife
n the hands q The other Indian.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

Loxrox. March The condifin ~
Senator John i Morgan. who - slifer
ing from a slight attack = crysipclias ~
Southampton. has materially improved
sincr yesterday. ile exu@cts - bn ahie
= pr7crei - London in two or three
DAYS and vii shortly after start for
Paris "a attend A. one ~ tho representa-
tivcs = The United States tho sessions n
the lteriHg "a ceurt q arbitrstian.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
FIRED on PEASANTS.
Troops Called Out To Stop Election
Riots I'm Scrsia.

VIENNA. March IA serious conflict
has occurred between troops and peas
antry at Gonashitza. Servia. The
peasants appear 10 have risen
against the authorities on ac-
count Of political agitation and
troops were summoned 10 sup
press the disorder. The peasants seized
the principal building and offered an
obstinate resistance 10 the soldiers. who
only succeeded after "A desperate strug-
gle IN driving the pcasant-y from the
building. Ten IL the peasants were
killed and seven wounded in the fight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

You May Use Isis Telephone Ideas
Now lf lou Wish.

NKw York. March L. The patent OBJ
tanned by Alexander Graham Bell ON
March Z. 1876. covering the only prscti-
cal method II telephoning which has
been invented ended today. This
patent has been one of the best know "a
and most important ever granted by the
government. II is probable that the
expiration IT the original patent viii
have little or no effect upon the Ameri-
can Bell Telephone company. at least
for the present
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
nurion and Dies,.

BsrTtr CrxKk. Mich. March u Wal.
lace " Stlllson, foreman Il Nichols,
Shepard s Co. paint shop. a member
~ the A. % T. " ard the g. \ K. died
last night from the effects ~ ainputatioa
~ bis irV lie cut tunion VITA arafor
three months ago. from which rseulsesl
bicf3 rctsonirg. ncccesitating Tie ampu
talon % his laah with The above result.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
MOvIne DAY IS HERE
Ors. Copeland and Graham
Again Speak Some
Plain Truths
M Medical Pssssdan, Hup>ss sn1
ouaehs Whs Have - Loss l.issss1
Grand nspaAs huss New a.
They sss obsuosszag ~
Wsv a c.vsl,sssssn.
Hoasssv ana Nod
szn nstaedA

The f-tofse II GfsAt RzsS1s have eauss
Tor ooustatuistio8 of>s1 slf fe<41 II l:.e
warfare f-x1n - Dfz- tcfs}1lla ara Ora
ham. IA tLesf behkif. u,res tie c4xczs AID
prsstnaers Who lave t>*n tis<5 .rsses nc
tisssn pn<is< Ina rfs1ense II nsis.e ply ssei-ss
II nee'sd os..s thai ths s.ia.n trs'h si,o4.a i-s
riokel al-oat usss< eofuat44t> 10 inrau
their aoHntsii- A Dfs. toIe1s11 and era
hnin sid last re<k IN st,.ss columns. I'VE
urge upon the Necessity 90 pnhIie dsfeaS>-
AID q only ne<<.s ruhllclts 70 drive ti,sns 4.
the alm<acD~s.7 Already tbe5 are nlixrat
ing hke h4rpies ca birds 81 prey Thes have
relied IN The PAST sisnpl, upon esrsis<~ssss
Their practsc< vii not ir4r th< light al day !;
~ sI<ak The truth apoat their snarac&<r ssa
their pr.t<nrrs n.exns ruin a. them. But
they relied upea The face that the average
citizen, while fully aware Of their sslt1l..lg
ana tuli oo4.1c was Too cArttt<~ or too IN
doleat "a involve Lvn~eH IN any controversy
Tor Isnhiiely exposing thsn- He coB>oinl
himself by keeping olt 81 thssr clutches.
Warning he friends. ana further shsn that
II wac. be thought. hone Of las lss.nc-x'
The fearless words OF Dfr. C.4sland aud
1rahain IN the newspapers eaiIs 90 them
like clap OF thunder from clear nk5. The
plain truths. plainly put IA printed worls.
dumfoanded them, aud they 80 downfall
and ruin In their exposure They rasoa and
nnfed. Threatened hi.el suits without end.
punt oteo1k ela fftthIt u>>~-@>4;-di<uA Oh
character bot Brs- Copeland and Graham
are not made VI cosanll, stuff. and clothed
oa--as ilcy hre--with honorable characters.
honorable practice. honorable lives aud
honorable education and Al IA. they have no
hesitation IN speaking the truth about tAe-e
fellows who have - long prcyea upon the
money aud health of tbs community.
1hssse cormorants arr going. They cannot
stay without an attempt a. pubiic.y defend
their ra-calits. and publicity viii drive th IA
10 the aiinshou-e or vofkbou~H. Dre- Core
land and Graham have a crcditahlc ratirf.so-
tion Ia knowing that their crusade has a. i
early tsgun Ia have effect. and they herst,
assure the people Of Grand Rapids that they
are IN tins fight 10 stay. and will not tss
turned ASIDE by any slight sucoes---nothlns
short Of the eradication Of the brood viii
satisfy them. and the, will accomplish this.
This entire fight means that Drs. Copeland
and Graham consider il \ public duty 10
protect the people of this city from this
horde. and they mean o. do IL. These harm
hcles have been fastened GA Grand Rapids
too long, and now that Drs. Cop land and
Graham have taken up the cause of the
people. II il assured that the war y III be keft
up until doonsday, IL Necessary to insure
victory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
Cut on Cn,nmission..

CHICAGO. March IA circular signed
by every railroad eastbound from
Chicago and ST. Louis was today mailed
to all coupon agents in the United
States. stating that after March 10 no
commission would be paid on the sale of
tickets reading from or through either
Chicago or St. Louis 10 the western
termini Of the trunk lines, and all points
east thereof.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

Aisorac = exeife: oTer fhe ir~estTa-
lin - her municipal affairs Iis szii
tbaf 80 two sets q hsoks agree.
yss carloads q asece ffom the Holly
hernitsf acr,e 49, sd 80 Flint res
ta~ciay sor - cents per pound.
sireruvliie wcmeu hare efrans rr-i Al
ant ..rinciine ieesise. f,reenFil.e evident
~ ,.aia the sssi- ia ikshicHs
The AaskesoB associated casritiee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
EeS,xpa,,on. Accented.

WksHIScToS. March THE reaigna-
fions Ia he department. n agriculture
include Henry Csfson. chief clerk - the
department. 80 he accrptet At the pleas.
ure - the secretary. sud r. "a. Craig.
private secretary 10 Secretary Rusk.
The latter viil IL succeeded by j. =.
Charie~fon n OHIO. formerly clerk ia
the adsuiant generals Office. var depart.
mani
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

WAsHrvGros. March III. as is re-
ported from Rome in this mornings dis
patches. "Signor Brin. minister ~ for
eign affairs. has requested the United
States government cnntideutially 20
formulate definite proposals before send
Ing tho notices II the reassembling q,
the Brussels monetary conference,
nothing j. known - II at the state de-
rarfnlrnt here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

WAsHISoToS. March 7.-Secretary a.
the Treasury Carlisle. when he reached
the treasury department this afternoon.
had on hand Sl.250.000 IL free gold and
a net balance ~ e:5.5o0,0o0, Of which
sll. 500,Oco is in national bank deposit
aries and sll ,oo0.0c0 in subsidiary coin
and $4,000 In minor coins.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

He Viii Have q Nice. SIN. Easy
fscrth Under Cleveland

WAsnxoro1. March Judge Miner
81 Detroit - booked FOR an important
place uulsr the new administration.
Tat fact i positively seftied. and il re-
mains only 70 settle which particular
place be = % occupy. IL VII he ~ a
legal character. and win probably h.
one II the chiefs in the department Of
justice. There are four assistant at
torney rencrnls With salaries ~ 5000
each. and II Is likely that Judge Miner
wiil BE oas n the assistant attorney
generals.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

Jscw>ox. Aich.. March THE trial
a Charles J. BfoUn for shooting bis
vrifa a,,,l - Cncrs..t Dick Siv oa Fehrt,.
ary p was called In the cirCunt cpurt this
usoruinz. Dr.. Denay tsstlfied that Mrs.
Bfo~n had had a relapse lie couldn't
sav when she would b. abe - appcar
or r the relapsr might not result fatally.
The trial was continued peEdia. results.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
EcLhart vii, he President.

NV York. March T.. Members % the
executive committee of the Western
Union Telegraph company said today
that Thomas 4. Eckhart would he
elected president ~ the company at the
meeting II the board Of directors to-
morrow
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
wk,tk Nor TO Hl.ANF.


Wxsr B<r CRY. Mich. March The
inquest on the death II Fred baocock.
VITO nas Killed IN the accident nt
Wbeeler 4 Cos shipyard last week.
xas held last night +. W. Wheeler
testified that he dbl not give irstruc-
tioDs - any II bis men 20 ordsr The ps'o-
rle ~ the Forbe-. a. be considered their
cnly danger a vetsing. Capitals Heis-
nee. ene n the owners n the Forte-.
Testified - orsiering people od his YES
sci and on- 4 the men on the Forbes
testified that he heard somsxne giving
cfsieFs % the people 10 get OF the boat.
anl that they had started Ia 20 do~n
when The accident occurred. The jury
reformed verdict generating Wheeler
4 Co from al blame.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

Casxp JrNcrIox. Nich..- March -
John Armafreut. man about % years
~ age. received q fatal wound from he
discharge e gun last night lie vas
rt.lnr on a .oad Il 0o,.l. and while
lighting his PIPE the gun was chs
changed fhc certents entering his thigh.
IT. ,iosi IN q FcN minutes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

A Valuable Portrait Which Will lie
sent the Worlds Fair.

NsrLFs. March THE antiquarian
Canuavina has purchased from Count
Aldobrandi an alleged portrait -
Christopher Columbus ty Titan. This
portrait vas discovered on removing a
rough portrait painted over the original.
II viii he sent 10 the Chicago world .
PAR
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

wssHINero~. March = The story
pulrhshe3 IN the vest tia, Judge Jenkins
- Wisconsin hs@ been selected "a sue
refd Judge Gresham "a United States
circuit Judge = at least prrgnature. IL
a aacerfmnei AZ ne White house that
~ APPOINTMENT Tor The vscanf position
las ret been made ~ even cenaideresl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

f.tSuvo. Mich. Narch = The state
h,af-i - agriculture uet ~ the roileEe
IRIS morning and reorxanfsFL The POI
lssuiax ofcer- ~ the rrsuing yasr we're
eiecfs.i President Franklin Wells e
Coustant,nss secretary. W. % Reynolds,
szssruirurai c1IleSe. treasurer. y. Il.
fiarts f.araf.r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

SCHENECTADY. n. T.. March T.
Douglass Campbell. former noted
member ~ the bar 81 New York. and the
author Of The Puritan in Holland.
England and America" died in this city
this morning, aged about % years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

CacAoo. March 7.--President Rein.
hart 81 the Atchison assumed bis new
duties to-day. on receipt 81 vofd from
boston that he had been unanimously
elected by the directors. ID. y. Robin
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

Sfocxhsfpef. Mich. March Burt
Coliaa n Lyon to~nshiQ. wsss taken
snysferieusly SICK and died rather sGd-
Ceniv A rrsfrorsfeH examinafien vas
hsii. ard Is Sse f1und that an srpir
seet IN the verifotn appendix caused
~ hath
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
Hyatt Has Brigh,'s Disease,

NogwALg. Conn. March 7. The Hon.
James w Hyatt. ex United States treas
urcr, still lies in a critical condition at
his residence on West avenue. The at
tending physicians announced today that
Mr.. Hyatt had Bright's disease.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

RoxE. March THE king and queen
q Portugal and AFchaske Charles
Lonis II Austria have arrived here 10
attend the silver wedding II the king
and queen of Italy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

wAsHfssroS. March The follow
irx designations = treasury officials
were received to-day -. Il. Anger.
hank examiner. # Michigan. O. NJ uoi.
nan. hans examiner fGr indiana.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

CnwAoo. March 1.--Gcorge A. Clark.
a leather dealer on Madison street.
assigned today. with liabilities about
5000 and assets $1,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.

Corner Prince street. Nsw iors City.
Roftsc. and renovated under nov manage
menf. On the Eunsfiean plan.
Room rates one dollar a dsy and gfrrar,is.
Restaurant eqUsi - the besf IN tie ely a.
moderate rates.
Street carr frsn all feiiroad stations ard
steamboat and ferry lsntiass pass fhf f.-sf
HffpsH rak All -. Props.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

RoxK. MsWh Two dynamite homfs
were discovered today in the house 1t
Signor Brin. minister of foreign Affairs.
Another bomb was found in front Of =
local prison.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

Iovnas. March In visw - THE
promis.s = sid ehich TIE Ulster uniau-
ssts have received froxn Canada. Ia the
event % BIN pari.anie being
asfsf ''si.esi. TIE snssnisi nsenliers a tie
hou>e r ccnimons frefo t'.sser ssfpfel
re~se' 80 t''3sy thsa ksoE The Cans
afane - fHfsf frs - heir "a rpsist
fhe nafefai gose = hore ruie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

Great removal sale 81 wagons on
Wednesday. March 5. at the kusterer
Wagon company, west end Of Fulton
street bridge
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

t,ornoz aren The ~ Hsn. ~lf
Astaaei hr,ks iteach. corseFrRtsvs
aafuiter ~ 'af Test aiyiSsssn = Bsiisfoi,
has gFen At.ee a tae houee q essn.
Eoens a ass iateatoa Ia move an amend
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

SA~ FRs~stsco. Cal. March 7--Nr
Msckay continues q inprsve steadily
Rippsy - stiii weak. howsver.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

OLYMPIA. Wash. March The bal
loting today for United States senator
Was without result.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
"HE WHO STEALS MY PURSE.
STEALS TRASH,

But he who directs from the Vinegar
privilege which him
dced"-Nodern Shakespeare.
The thought is pathetic but the FACT thousands
old sending
Everyone knows when there bargains be had
anything % 10
the king Row, and there until the
Away with the 10th Century ma 10th Century