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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-12

CONTROLS the outlet to something like
60,OOO,O 900 feet Of timber and refuses to
sell any right of way across his land,
thereby shutting out from market a
fine body of available timber directly
tributary to Astoria. The object of
our laws should be to stimulate and en-
courage enterprises, and not harrass
or antagonize them by unjust legisla-
tinr
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-12
CURE FOR HEADACHE.

AS a remedy for all forms of head
ache Electric Bitters has proved to be
the very best. 1t effects a permanent
cure and the most dreaded habilual
sick headaches yield to its influence.
We urge all who are afflicted to pro-
cure bottle, and give this remedy a
fair trial. In cases Of habitual consti-
patton Electric Bitters cures by giving
the needed tone to the bowels. and few
cases long resist the use of this med
lcine. Try 1t once. Large bottles only
fifty cents, at Chas. Rogers drug store.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-12
Doctor Powell Reeves.
Office ns Fourth st. Portland, Oregon
Will at the Parker House, Astoria, S m
day the I2th. Consultation Free.

O'''0s 10 'ou' ~ 49, -
wui a. tha Parker House Astoria 6 M
W." y a. Wv a.
day the 18th. Consultation Free.
YOUNG MEN !: s$ ss;S e: ;SsS:' Sss: S% S5e
sion to society, stupid
49,. aasnonaencv loss of energy, am
,l,.,, .iess, uespY iS seis- -copfIdence which de-
Dis,on ,.,r.a ,,om anu of vonr manhood and abso-
Ply pl'ite,., ,,,,t,t Won for study. business or
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-12
TERRIBLE MISFORTUNE.
Many Suffering From 1t Todu

Many Suffering From 1t Today.
The cry of misfortune is never heard
without responsive throb of sympathy
from those who hear It. Thousands who
have had la grippe, which left them with
that constant tired, worn-out feeling,
sleeplessness, dull headache. depression,
hyseteria, etc.. have often prayed for re-
lief, and are obtaining 1t from DIR. Miles
Macy, Ind, says: "Your Nervine hac
cured me of prostration; 1t is just what
your advertisement said it was" 1.-Two
bottles of Nervine cEed me of sick head
ache."-Chas. Wilber, Palmyra, n. Y.
Call for the Doctors book, New and
Startling Facts" free.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-12
CALL MEETING OF w. R. C.

To be held at Residence of Mrs.
Doeneka, III Balm street. Tuesday
evening, August H. All members are
requested to be present. Important
business. BY order of the president,
MRS. JENNIE BUSEY,
Secretary
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

Nuw Yosx. Jan. s.-FrorB-Markct more
active. steadier; winter wheat ios grades.
taooa2.k6
NsEAr--Spot market dull. easier; options
advanced Ata,sc on trmer cables with
shorts covering, fell kaise on foreign
selling. weaker west, light elsarauces and
local realizing closing weak, at A@fc un-
der yesterday. No. red closed January,
6s<c, February. CSC; March, ssise; April.
Utse; May. 11<ci June, s24e; August.
re: December. 1ec.
Cons-Spos 6rm. quiet; options dull,
opening strong and advancing Aa& on
better cables. falling 4dxc with the west,
closing steady, at %(al8e under yesterday.
January, i2isc; February. i-slci May. tislc
PoRK-Moderate demand. steadyi mess
81. $50 if.5a
Corrxs-Options opened steady, un-
changed to 10 points higher; closed steady
lota - points up. January. $i7.ia
SuoAa-kaws steady. quieti fair refining
2s,c; eentrifugals - test 3,t@3,<c; refined
steady. fair demands No. 9. 3 7.1ed
s4e; No. :, shds s-l6c; OF A. 35<@3ssc
mould A, i-islss4c, standard A. is-i'
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

CucAso. Jan. A-Aay opened at 66,[d
esx. ranged between e7A and 66h. closing
ka&c under yesterday, at es4. Within the
last few minutes there was free selling, which
carried prices To the lowest point OF the day.
May corn opened at 5sk, sold between 80 =
and ssjS. closins "a No under yesterday, nj
ssk.
closing pr,ccs wercs
wHsAr-January. 81 kci Nay. eskci July.
e-x. Cyrn-January. Htci May, Ses<c;
July, asssc. Oats-Jauuary, 4sxci May.
ao5<c; July. 29xc. Pork-January. u2I5i
May, sa5a ard-Jsnazry. G.s0i May,
H.5L Ribs-January. 3663i Nay, $&oo
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06
STOCK KF0RCEDD0WN
TO TAKE A SUDDEN TUMBLE
vsssD~s Rs~sss Ksps rvtass pe~s
ga shs Aaskss Csssed sss~dy
wheas ana Corn Love.

NKv Yosx. Jan a. MONEY on eali has
been easy. Raging from ! 70 ~. last
loan II / Per csnt and closing offered
sxl Per cpu1 Psime mercantile paper.
s<fsI Per cent Bar salvss. oB') Mex
lean dollars 81. Sterling sxchangs v
steady, with actual bushes In banksrs
bills a as3tQfst for sixty days
and ofS5A for deunnd Posted
rstsa eSsiQt s6,< Cennescisi biiiH
lsoh0Aa for siffy days and
i,tb for demand Govsrsmsnt bonds
firm; state bonds dulls railroad bonds
rrmsr. Silver at the board Was neg
Iscfsd
Speculation at the stock exchange
ouensd quiet and about stesdy. but cub.
ssausntiy, owing 70 break In Missouri
Pscidc. fhs.uhoie market declined. Mis-
scuri Pacific opened q 30A. ross 10 II y.
and then broke to iSh % moderately
large dsaIiagA Louisville A Nashville
wss pre~ssd tos saIs throughout, falling
ifen ~ TO lla IL e sos oslissss
that ths dirscsprA at the mssting next
week. viii formally psss the dividend
Sew Engiand opsned lover. ~ via.
on . sensational story that the ccmpany
had been unable to borrow money in
bo9fSo- I0fttuxtou kt.ey
forced down To HA on an unfoundec
report that the company had sold
block Of bonds ebroad Western union
Ia sympathy With Misscuys Pacific. lei
IL 20 s4is. and the other htStve stock
reacted to iss per cent aS the SAM
1 time. The selling of Missouri Pacifl
erased soon after o'clock and there wa
period II dullness About deliver.
hour, under purchases to cover shor
contracts q general rally OF 4 10 = pc
cent occurred. Missouri Pacific. Louis
vile a Nashville. Whisky. Westsri
Union and General Electric leading
Near the close Louisvilie 4 Nashvill
ran OF TO ilH and the market LETT ol
about steady. In the speciaIfies Evans
vile & Terre Haute rose 3 to 10. an
American Tobacco preferred 3 to u
Total sz'-s we're l99. 9.6u1 shareA
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

ssssr ssstsr--commsn Per gallon. liza
a., fair. Per gallon, Df44,es fancy, per
gallon. 2s-a'pcs nissd. cane syrup. pr cal
bon. ss.42sc.
Mossss<e--comnon Per saIloa. lea isci
fair. pr sslloa, fs.f2ncs choice. per Esilon.
sssscs fancy. opsn bette. Per gallon.
sstftne, rif.. Carolina fair. per Foond.
Afscs rire, god. pr poosds a'f4s,soi
ries, fsncs head. s,11<ei<e.
Cnrsss-fnil erssm. .f4ffi<r.
ekxxsD .Gt-orse - Corn. e1cHu.B pcf
dossns toalktoer. a. io9 80 Per doRsn.
CosFres--hosstcdt kio. 3zHsEhi Mari
caibo. 1smbkc; lava Of5<c, Hochs and
Jaws. asastes packages. Gkts p~r es<~
kAnD--Comp pound. tiercss, sacs con-
psunA Sa-possnd tins. s,Se, pore. tiercs>.
ts.~s apoand tins. sles k<ffls rsndsrsss,
s.erc~-. si.as 50 round tins. SIC.
Pw1sss = Drr-sed ebscksn, its9iic;
ass~-ed h~n. g.; drr~e1 tarksy> losjiei
Ars@z,d dsstk, fo8iics doskA e4fne Per
rsunfs shlrssns. sr87tse per poosdI :
ehiek sn eaop~. Ttr esch.
ssrpz-- ArtIan, sioser. p~r hss.hsl. - n
eeaos msminc<h eloset, 80 tess.ei, - =
saa0oi ttuseths ~ed. p~- tu<h<L &~stf2o
fnt.fr.--nrsnxe< 05nsf1e1 per hos
ienon.. ace Ms--isss IN hoxe< ~ % sid
H~. Aocs1Ao p<r ksx, hsnsns-. aecora
lns 10 4us ~. Sleof41e q PER taneh, crxs
b<rrs>-, S~r~5 esVe psr essrst sknMs So
Cs<pzn-st<ndsrA am psiis 5ei Lesdsr
Ub p~ls< Tcs ke1sl >slb p@ii<. - roety
SD peli<. @ct knxfs<1 kect. 0to pe,hI
So krsaeh Cresm>. 3nlb Eeii< esfA
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

Brxx. Axp E1~ss--coansrs u4kss eris-
al roIlx. pef t-s1E1. f<<<3,c tut1<Fnse. last
~9.r.. frssk. pxr doses. @iaz>e
xEax1AsIEs--s apt&ze. pef dezsn. s<s 49,
oaisss. pex hsrrel lso; petssoNt. -
sasl.ei. t11s1c, sxess pofass's.. <i.5tt& -
pee baffsls leans. N-z<4L8, kaa@ plesea
k<sns. 81 sz1i 81
fkzsn Ms&w- Native ssssr> eosrss
esws and hslfsFs, cs1e hiad sa<FssfA - q
resshA -ish sAaak oe, sl4Ses iofe se.Fs<fA s
t,4f4oes osef iat1s, "a 49, no~
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06
LOCAL MARKETS.

FARM PROocCE-Pices 10 retailers
AryLEs-sl. .3sat.3o per bsisheL BKAxs--
and.plcked. ti.5o per bu<hsL BzxIs--
Hef toc Per bushel. BUrrrn-Dairy, lsld 2oc
per poand, prime, extra creamery. SDc.
tAseorp-aor Per bushel. CKr.xnr-
fs1a 2Dc per dozen sfalks CABaAaE-50tass 10
p>r dos- Cnxnns-iltaf3c par pound. Zoos
zoc per dozen. HoSsy--fsncy white, ltc
oourd. OxIoss-s5ef5oc per bushel PoIA-
ro~l-iseasoe per bo-hei PAsstEf--2sc per
sozen. Pknssus--5oc per basheL sf1sAcn
--sOas6c psr bushet sQUssass-l,<(a3c q
oar round. vrssrAnLR OrsrSRs-2nd35c
p~r doxen benches. pfEFf.ksT-10c per
round. Mrsn Roons--5oc pr dozen. GaKkz
uSroxs- fSsa3,c par dozen bunches
o-~~x~~ Ara provtssous- - ~ holrnnro
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

Drrror. Mich. Jan. 5.--Closes Wheat
No. 2 red. cash and January. sixe; May,
ssAc asked; No white, cash and January.
eojsc. Corn--No. mixed. cash. 3sc; No
2 yellow, cash. 3s1tc. oats-No. ? vhito.
cash. xoe Clover secd. q. 80 bid.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06
H. ]. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.


Fox ekI8 pnx-eya AND Iofa
- mntma nlnepunm h>nne - Tnrrow
ess.sa go nrnkn1A ssssa u n<pr~.11sal
Unse ~ basosts 49, 60 = b.<>se s,>
- e1As 9esss, ssss.1f - o. - ereh
~. sss.s ~ - ~ = sesgelA o.s
RMn<1 es1A eee & Ysse sseene - -
- syssss KP ~ krsee : c4sY e11es>
- e1rkanns ~ koum 60 ~ eoD>ro<If< <s1o>e4
fue ke0nm e I1se epee& m11roan k1I4mn1no
etenm - - - eseAasea
FARMS roe sAf.R on r<t-ek~g4
= sB4 80 nlls tren byyun c.sspr 80
ssss = sslssssiss. : - : s.skss~ !. =
e: -. =: =. :s.,-css,; ~ =. !. 90 ::
sksess kssss - - > slsI
Aiss - sesp \ eovn>Aip n la1nsA = uilp
- sssk - sss.' =. 49, fs's' - 80 60
r.s =: ::.: ::ss "a .::: :: ::: :s: .:s ::::.:.
-. ;. :.. :.:.. :. sss S. -. =: : : - &C ss ,s.1
Ssss : = : ;sss - F','Ss,slx
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

a New Certain Cure for Piiss,
We do not intend 10 indorse any except
articles Of genuine merit; We therefor
take pleasure In accommodating 70 suner.
crs from Piles In any form. . prumpt and
permanent cure. The following ss'ers
speak for themselves:
Mn. Mary @. Tyler. OF Heppner. Ore..
writes: One pkg. of Pyramid Pile Cure
entirely cured mo OF piles from which |
have suffered for years. and have never
bad the slighsest return Of them since.
Mr.. r. o'Brien. Rock Bluffs. Neb..
says: The pkg. Of Pyramid Pile Cur
entirely removed every trace of itching
piles. cannot thank you enough for It.
The Pyramid Pile Cure d new. Ger
tain, painless cure for every form OF piles
II is safe, sure and cheap. Any druggis'
viii get Il for you II you ash him.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

N-orfcE I'd s:REDfroRs State ~ Neht
~ <an coaaffsnf Kent -. Nettre = herebf
aixa- tis.t ~ sa order "a the pFob&fe epart
D.-~-n bsf, a - f<e, IN asssktbs frna that date
we're slIe~ed fer rresiifcrs 20 presect tnetf
clklr.s sxx.nst fhe e~tsse u
nfSRf kN-FLfSk.
lsf~ ~ aid ea1afE. dpressea, snd that al
rr~d{<ar~ ~ std feressrd arr fe,salr-t - Pre-.
.~~f sk-lr rixsue - ssif trttste fopft. q th>
prntef> oftre, n fise err - artnd h.ftess -
ex1wfu1ftnn aa8 altoHsn<<s ~ ~ trtrre ~
sth< taF AZ Ien neft snd thaf e<0h
ciatns sfu ~ hoard brhrs sehi cDeff. ~.
y ~ ,ss-fxf. the sta 8ns ef 1an< n<xh x'
90 = .rs..ek - a. eeEfezs - - t1f-
Dssz-l fsrsad Rsptfs. Ntrh.. De- = A. 2.
tafl Cfht- k. PEHkfSN
sat<irce taAes q frpessse
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

Ths Lake shcss yls Cleveland An enn..sti,.
vita he Erie sa1 l. A. kF< forms fhs oalcs,
80 end not iif-<t reats 40 fsttsbsrs
szfrs. q. n 4 A. cssel.sd, q
SAn3s txnsxliL- Ci.y fxst kf-nl
- N.nF..a stF<.~a
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06
@. w. WATKINS.
INSURANCE..
ss.ss n,eh,~.. rrs.s Company B.slai.s


TIE losses of property By nrs Tor Tie par 80
have been unprecedented, AN ounfinF u round
nnsnbsrs 10 over elt.0o0D per month. az more
tkan siiz.Do0oo iof the eight noaths ending
kgust sist.
Presumably insurancs eompsniss VII snas
20 . extent that win compel nany cf 1s
smaller companies 20 30 cut Of the bnstne<A
Insurers should look N a. IN thcse pcruo9s
timss that their propcrty 10 Insured In safs snd
reliable compsnies Ike the following.
kcsistoa. Boston foOloj
London and Ia ancashirp. EnslAEd-..-. &0j6Qu0
Citireus ~ ......,..........-... 80. i.fl30U
Scottish Union and National .......-.-.--- i1S-4Q
Liverpool, London 4 tslobe.---...-.---.- <x0o,W
Imperiai. Engiand and.-..-.......-........-.- ioo0Oo
American. Phil adeiphia 1to9o0
Northerp. Enriand and'.--................... ismoeo)
Sun Fire Ofce Of London .-..............- A5o10uo
LIFE And ACCIDENT
Traveller Late and Accident q Hart
'o'a' e'nA--'---sEsu -sEsuRffY. Y-----''''''-'
American Surety. n. .unpoo
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

DRonATE ORDER state of Michigan, eoun-
Il ~ ~ kent. ss.--A a. = session ~ The frooats
Pfs,bats of,ire, Ia the cify 81 Gntud Rapids on
the sth dsy of Jannsv. in the yesr one thoa'
sand eight hundred and ninstf fsssIf.
Present. tyrns = Perkins. Judge "a Probate.
In tlss matter 20 the - late OF
GEiJEGk I. ROW ~, Deceased
Iennis kovieg. having fled N this court her
pefstiaa ffsffns tfat the ultnl<tfatson of
~ estaf~ N ~ b granted - hiFselt
ltis ordered that Mondag. the tfh dsy 81 ian.
sarg ftss. AZ leoelock In the fs.rsuoon a Asld
probate offiee. be appointed for hearing nsia
petition.
And u - further ordered. that enry ~ the
order bo ratltshed thrse successive wseks pro
Vices - said day - b~erine. IN ths tfaR1 Hap
us Herald q dalls ne~spafer printed and CIR.
cnlatinr in said eoantx ~ k~Ht.
GlRIS - PERKINS.
IA trse c<spx1 badge 81 Protssfe
Hassx d. lKxkaf.. Reklstef. sst jan -
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

e~-.s Kss;.s-' see. jss IN
rrll iDr - scastFuetsoa - ssx<< "a fnrsssr
-~rr~f fr-ra fIa-rnfh <.reef - ~e<< Lerrsrt
sfr~st - 500 n ~ hsnst@ srd thetf ual -
asrs fres thfs a<tc e Ne e<te~ q .As stg
,..ss - 4 sosazck. ca rr,..s--
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

DRoBATE ORDER state a Michigan,
III County cf kent. ss.-tt q session of the
probate court Tor SAID county af kent, held 90
the probate Office In the city of Grand Rapids.
ON the fsh day ~ January. in the year ons
lsesenf. Cyrus X Perkins judge OF Probsta
la tho matter of the estate OF
Rattle BROt kfiA ARpE>. dscsased.
An Instrument IN writing purDorunE 10 %
the lat will snd testament II SAID deceased,
hasinr hesn flsd Ia this court Tor probate.
II h ordered that Ncudsy, the 1fth day of Jan
uafy, fret. a. ~ O'Clock In thu fsrcncon NJ
said INSTRUMENT
knd Il 4 further ordered that copy OF this
order Be pubiished three successive weeks pre-
sissus 70 ssid day of bearing. In tho Grsnd Rap.
ids Herald. dsly newspaper printed and
circulating In said connty Of Kent.
CYRu- T. pERklNs,
f.: h.s.s sGB'j 'j.~r. a..i.ss s' OF r.ssis .s' iss
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

DArHs Axp NksSssE lsai>~ rs-hia~
ID ff<feisss fnrklsh ~ kn~sisa ketbs. snS
E<rfxni< frsatrneat - Fs<lsi fr>efm<rt esa
-. ~ ~ ksse Nsshlnrtes a 81 Otts'vs
esrset -. ksfe WesA nxs !, rs bst Fe<rs
szrsys~-se> sss siv-s psfs.esisr sss~sssre ~ .
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

BRANCH OF
Columbia Grain and Stock Exchange
IS Pearl street. Grand RspidA
MAIN OFFICE.
I2s aud ~ Lssalle Street. Chicago.
Dealers IN
Grain, Provisions and Mining st ocks
Telephons No. fsos
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06
Annual Meeting Of Goshen Sweeper
Company.

THE s,sssi nss<ssx ef sbs ss6<kkeIder- q
II the tso~hea H~e~T>f tompenr 81 tsrnn9
srssss rslss ~ busire~ slii ~ trl1 en fr~s-
asg Jsnskrf sk - - - oae<6e1 q ~ fer~
nsDn "a che o4ce a t1< cSHren1 e ~ rz<y
fskHffs Lfrk1ffE4. &r<<etsy. :
fr.rh R.nia.' Mi<h -. a i8N lsss
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06
ANNUAL MEETING,

yI-HF ssru.l rs~~tsns ~ ss< s<<khai1>rs. q.
i the Ne h>fkeF fsre<tsrs Ca Ter t1< ~ter
fha sffg of fsrshd Ear1As. Wpjn< ~ Janaxs'
E ats eiess~t NJ A. PEfX. t-ey
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06
BRACE OPP!

=. =. rs - 80 $3.50 49, - - --s< -
SO res-< x-s k~ 80 II. sxz1<.<>s< - -
~ k<-ls f8s - ess sess< se<< -. e~ess-. y u
scsa ~ fes< k<zA 60 Nste sAssa
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

The bald and gray will hnd surf
remedy In Halls Hair Remover.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

FINANCIAL.
The old NATIONAL MM.
ss4<p s4ssn< s1<
CAPITAL $500. 600 |
~ 81 s,::s;,s ssssss: - !. ,,-..:.s, 80
..s..s: - s: - s;:-: :: 49, s-srE 49,. e;
f:Ts-a 80. .,....s - sss 60 -: :.s...i { =
sssI'ss s-.l - nzs- s-rssarss-. a assss't
It!Ii!|;'. III! III :. !, z Fee II; Ei';| / :
the NATIONAL CITY Mmk.
rxrrf- --s.-- .As s.ssroayl
CAPITAL sooo.o0o
s-s-s: a., ?, !. n g .ss.; 60; &C. 60.
@ 1s Ss~ss.,es 81 s.sss. cssssz
III brxr Asslsssaas crshsH
rs-..-s, sssiss.s q :. sss = sissss sssssss 49,
::;:::: Il: ;::I.::': :: !: :; : :: 4 :;
e4.e. sess
rsen.. r eqssss % ss sss.s. IA -
- n - Ionsfaus<ns noseA
- Hc,t Jukn G. ftfnuurAkA
~-.-r ~E-rs fkiio g fskLnA
N Fr~4sri<k HaaA
---------------
rnanyn maYt0mll 0lmv
kIIlkIH kImMHI U8Mks
toottu
.-sA skvfun ur8
sx.,...a " car Yirs Psv~fnruA
IA kxr.xx<os. f4sh1nR
=
..,r., saoo. 600
- ....IIa t1-x<rx
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06


no you WANT mONEyf-1f "a, you wiil
~ hnd n 70 yous sdvsnt<ep - - - bs<ors
borrowing
hos. .,1s .:esss sss' = = essses rvs z sss
kind 81 the lowest pos4lb1e sate9 end n tbs
euickest possible time
the property Y left 4 yspr ndisiaani posssr
sion
Les. :s sss : = S ; = =: :: e s'sss ss. e e
suit your convenlences an4 ooy pan Desd -
duess the cost of carrying he loaA
II you owe . balsnes o. fp'ultufe plano os
cagry a. long - you oo9ifes
Our Offices are the most pisseant q The city
es ssy b ssiis1 upsa osiskiy ssS sssstssus.
Rsmsmbsr that you have The - II both ths
W Gaa Nd KAfIbs xoRTgAaE LOAN co
Room Tower Bleck. Phons is<a
- n..sx a .uHG Gnu.I a.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

sILLiAkD AND POOL sUPPLIEa.
ana .es Sf %
and Kent street. tn
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

OWING so our re<ent los by Are 70 viii b
~ greatly appreciated II our frisnds vii aid
us br stsiinx tksir accounts promptly. nickic-
Out Cigar Co. Waterloo street.
vlyASTED-AIir rncn 10 step IN and 81 eur
w prics on & tall or wtntcf salt Of clothes or
uair of psnts mads to ordsx: Ne cAa save yoa
monsy. Soigft Herpolshssmcs tco
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06
SKATING MINK.

DLAINYIBLD avenue rolisr skstinx rink 10
Il open 20 the public. Afternoon session
from f.D 10 4 evening session from : 20 ~
There viii be . series 81 priEs skating daring
the season- Admission u cents. sk ases 10 cents.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

uSoR sALE-ny sntirs stors oe furniture and
f misc~llansous housshold- ecods, q nsv
h,use and large LOT corner Of upLoa and Csrres
strests /. hopss and lot No - nadi:oa st1 ssti
3fc rods east q eity limits psw buildinR and
al kipds of tsuit; WI sall q sxchangs tos
other properly \ A Lord No " ssoskiaS
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06
FoR sALE-MfscELLANEoUs.

, v,oR SALE psv room houss with sewer
II eonpsctions. GOOD we'll ana ctstcrn. south
east, slSUa easy tsrms T. 4 ALA. y tsnal
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

A REMINGTON typewriter In good condi.
n tion Tor SIS: also cheaper MACHINES g.
Franklin iypewriter Agency, room n ]. ~:
T. A. baiiding. n. II. hose, Manager ~
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

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sfss pro..ps .trlssefy. ~ ". efuss>h. . !,
SsTovE wooD caEkf-s eers< = = eors.
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lsss "a srv uxfss 1~iepnne< az brssA sap.
The Princeton union., 1894-07-05
Low Rate Excursions.

For the occasions and on the dates
below given, the Great Northern Rail-
way will sell round-trip excursion
tickets as follows:
National Educational Association,
Asbury Park, N. j., July 10 to l3, 1894.
Dates of sale July and7.
Annual Meeting United Societies of
Christian Endeavor, Cleveland, Ohio,
July II to Is. Dates Of sale July 8 and 9.
Annual Meeting Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union, Toronto, Ont, July 10 to
%. Dates of sale July 16 and II.
Annual Encampment of G.. A. r..
Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept. 8 to 10. Dates
of sale Sept. 5 and 6.
For rates and full information apply
to c. T. johnson, agent Great North
ern Railway at Princeton, or F. I.
Whitney, Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent
st. Paul, MINI.
The Princeton union., 1894-07-05

Il
Mr.. Wing the sentence I am
about to impose upon you is not for the
purpose Of reformat lion that has been
tried in your case and has failed; nor
is it a retaliation Of the law upon you
for your crime, to pay you back for
killing a fellow man, but it is mainly
to deter others like you from commit
ting like offenses; and that it may have
that effect is my earnest hope. For
you there is no further hope in this
life; there only remains preparation
for that which is to come, and such
preparation I counsel you at once to
make.
There is one exceptional feature in
your case upon which I may remark
| would that it were within my power
to give you the benefit Of itin mitiga-
tion of your crime. It is to your credit
that you have not attempted to conceal
or falsify the facts in this case, but
have pleaded guilty and have been
willing to testify fully and frankly.
But cannot consider that circum-
stance justifes me in mitigating the
sentence in your case.
The Princeton union., 1894-07-05

EVERY delegate to the State Repub-
lican convention should be instructed
to hang out for electing candidates by
ballot. The ringsters will want them
elected by acclamation, but the people
do not, neither do the candidates, un-
less they are boodlers and stand in
with the ringleaders.- .-Grove City Times.
The name Of the writer has been
mentioned in connection with a
State Office, and we are not a
Ssboodler,'' but we are most en-
phatically in favor Of an open bal
lot. A secret ballot is just what
the <'boodlers'' want. The prece-
dent Of an open ballot was estab-
lished in the Republican State
conventions of 1890 and 1892. 1t
worked satisfactorily. The dele
gate who is afraid to vote for the
candidate of his choice open and
above board is out of place in a
Republican convention. When
an open ballot is taken no mistake
can be made; every delegate in
the convention can keep tab; there
is no opportunity for fraud tc
be perpetrated. By all means let
the precedent established in 1896
and 1892 be followed in 1894.
The Princeton union., 1894-07-05
< ssSpecial'' from Brainerd Stop.
ped.

pea. r.. s.,
Mr.. Timothy Foley arrived in
the city from Brainerd this morn
ing in carriage. It was not ca
coach-and-four with a driver on
the box and a footman up behind -
(such as a party Of our citizens
used in glorifying Cleveland's last
election, but then it answered Mr..
F's purpose. A good joke is at
tached to this trip of the great
railroad contractor. There were
no trains running out Of Brainerd,
and so Nr. Foley hired a couple of
men to bring him to St. Cloud on
a hand car. The run was made to
Little Falls without interference
or incident. But, when Mr..
Foley's ''special'' reached that
place it was switched onto a side
track, the 'sengine'' was detached,
and the 'Strainmen'' were induced
by the 'sstriking" A. R. US to de.
sert the Especial. Mr.. Foley
then hired ''rig" and continued
his journey.
The Princeton union., 1894-07-05

MINNEAPOLIS J0,maul:: The
Mazeppa Tribune seems to labor
under the mistake that some
other people have been hampered
by-an impression that John Good
now is getting stoop-shouldered
from carrying around the vote of
Hennepin county. Hennepin
county and the city Of Minneapolis
may make some fool breaks in
politics once in a while, but the
turning down of the most useful
representative in either house for
both city and State that Minnesota
has had in congress for many q
year is not likely to be one Of
them.