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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27

/ 1t not only relieves; it does more, it
cures. We refer to One Minutes Cough
! Cure. Suitable for all ages. all condi-
tons, at all times. For sale by John E.
DAILY
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27

For RENT.-Mrs. Ernestine Fontaine
las 4 store building in Centralia for
cent. For particulars enquire of A. L.
EOntainp
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. John James Canning,
If Marathon county, are in the city for
he holidays.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27

Chas. \. Spencer left Sunday for Il
weeks visit in Lafayette, Indiana, with
his mother.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27

For SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A good farm
Of 143 acres, five miles from Nekoosa.
For terms and particulars address Geo.
W. Lyons, Babcock, Wis. If
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27

Among the many young men who
were home for the holidays we note the
following: Frank r. Houston, of Wau-
sau: Russ Lyons, of Chicago; Lee n.
Tcknor. of Merrill; John Staar and
II. p Corriveau. of Arpin; Walter Burt
of Rhinelander: Heber Tibbits, of
Milwaukee; Joseph Martin. of Stafford.
\ party fond of boating, were ont in
their canoes on the Wisconsin river.
last Sunday Dec 23d 1894. enjoying the,
novelty Of Il boat ride. which is an
unusual occurrence for this climate The
river was free of ice from the tail race
of the Bensley slough to the r. c.
Lyon homestead. There was no snow
on the ground The thermometer was
at 40 above
For >ALE.-Ira Purdy. OF Grand
Rapids, has some very choice seed
potatoes that has never been on the
market here before which he will sell
cheap. He also has about an acre of
asparagus plants which lie wants to dis
pose of, and variety of other plants
and seeds which he is anxious to sell.
For particulars call on or address him
at Grand Rapids. Wis
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27

John Brennan who has been in
Nek00sa ever since work started there
was home for Nmas.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27

The family of Landlord Hathaway of
the Witter house now consists of DR..
d. A. Teller, Prof. Thiel, w. Z. Mack,
DIR. w. d, Harvie, Theo. A. Lipke, G.
s. Biron, Will Scott, Geo. n. Wood and
Chas A. Spencer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27

Editor Powers ofthe Wausau Herald
was down on Nmas night and attended
the dance party. Mr.. Sheriden was
with him.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27

The Misses Ella j. Hasbrouck and
Helen Philleo, teachers at Tomahawk
are enjoying their holiday vacation at
their homes in this city.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27

John Mclaughlin, shipping clerk for
the Wilbur Lumber Co. at ArpIn is at
home for the holidays. He has been
with this company for nearly five wears
and says he never worked for a better
company in his life
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27

It's all the same, slight cold, con-
gested lungs or severe cough. One
Minute Cough Cure haHishes them
For sale by John f. DAILY.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27

Mr.. and Mis-. J. L. Barnes, of Elk
Point, North Dakota. are guests of
relatives and friends in Centralia.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27

Messrs. +. NJ. Smart, DI. D. B.
Remnant and John Mcclure, of Merrill.
were in the city Christmas and
attended the party in the evening.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27

Mr.. Frank Lawson, Of Tomahawk,
was among the out-of-town people
attendant at the Christmas party. He
made Il pleasant call at this office while
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27

The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. Z.
Church will meet with Mrs. Chase
Wednesday afternoon Jan. 2nd. A
large attendance is requested as there is
work of importance. Come early.
Mrs. v n. Hayes and husband of
Oxford, were Christmas guests of her
sister Mrs. NJ. c. Warren the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Totten, of the same
place, visited at the Warren home with
them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04
40 ssMIr4ARrY.

II % useless for the democrats 10 con-
E@rs the Wllssn tariff bin 10 the Nckin-
beg bill Theirs b no similarity Of TEA
srrs or prineipls between the tvo Mr..
AekinIsy izborsd 70 secure exact ius-
ttse 10 ali Interests alike. The reverse
- true % the Wilson bill Tho one had
Cor - aim and object . revenue cuff
siezt Zoe the needs Of the government
and at the same time an equal measure
II protection for all American inferestk
Ths Wilson bill. on the contrary. fails 20
provide . revenue snticient for the
needs Of the government and not only
uniussiy. bot oatragsously discrimi-
natsz Coal. iron and wood are placed
en- the tree iist Ia the Wilson bill Thus
the msn Who grove ths vool Il asked %
sonapste with the Australian wool
grower. while tho man who weaves the
wool 10 protected. The miner who
oslvss in the boxsls of the earth Tor ore
must compete with his half starved En-
ropean brother. while the man who
manufactures the iron Ia protected 10 a
4Isgrea The Mckinley bill did exact
justice. not Only TO oil interests. but In
not one line o< ssntsncs was tho interest
R ths IaboriDg man. the farmer. or the
artizan forgotten On tho other hand
the Wilson bill caters 10 the few. Jug
glos With the whole question and does
injustice TO the men who pay for all /"
There 10 no comparison between the
two. any more than there is between a
just man and rogue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

worss. - oals . ssazza he fssr Mica
isaa hes doas hs
f great credit il
s'rosiiisz foed sad sbslis< for thsss 10
lass. wa did - mach and soshi have
sszos rnors 4 they eoald IL szs nots-
sae gathsr.as that wss prsssnf 70 dsdi-
szts tlls buLAiias oss rossraor-Gos-
ssnm kleh. asd fpar "a governors. via.
- OoTarnExs Winanz Begols. Jefonss
ard Fsleh. sracinz the occzsioa By thar
IHsssaes Ex6ossrnoss Aigsr and
BIsLr ssnt their rssrstA Besides these
,ssszy oshsr distinguished sx-seldisrs
sd patriots ssrs pressnt All hosor 10
esr brave vonsai Nay they Iva long
90 sai,v What . gratsfal ststs 20 freely
gives them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

II the council 10 70 investigate the city
poor department.. II 10 70 BE- hoped its
summation vii b thorough and Inn
partial. IL IL not likely anything Of q
vicious character against the Director Of
the Poor will b substantial. II will be
found that he has performed his duties
a. conscicntiouziy and faithfully a. any
Of bis precsdessors ia Office. RE has done
~ veil .. any other man would have
done under al the circumstances sur-
rounding the cas-. The once % Direc-
Tor q the Poor In this town 10 no sine
cure. The vexatious character OF the
responsibilities Of the offics vould per-
plsx saiat Municipal support Of the
poor IL now looked upon ~ an inalisnsbls
right By class OF people Who have be-
cone hsbituai hanger,on at that depart
meat IL Il custom in theory. which IL
perhaps commerdabls. but which has
grown 10 Be . serious evil In num-
Der Of the large. cities municipal charity
Or support Of the poor have been entirely
aoo,ishsA There 10 but little question
tina. 10 could be done here with good
results 70 the poor ultimately. and profit
70 the city q vel. Grand Rapids Of late
years has expended more Aaoney for out
door relief. IN proportion 10 her populs-
lion. than slrost any eth,s city In this
eoe<try. Detroit with three times our
popuiztioo. has sspendsd but few
hundrsd dollars more each year than
Grand Rapids. and jet We would Quickly
resent he In putation that no are set
% paupsrs or that the common people
cannot earn living. in ordinary times,
hare a. vel ~ slssxhers. n Ne are 10
Judge By facts n they exist and results
~ vs find them. thu conclusion IL In
svitahls that somsthing is wrong with
cur system % relief The Investigation
sili develop conflict Of authority be-
woen the Director Il the Poor and the
committes on poo. rather than any
effective remedy Zoe existing sviIs IL
vii be found that the charter provisions
defining tho duties Of either. 10 not
snlhelently explicit 20 avoid clashes Of
an,hority. On general principles it
may veil % eontsaded that the con-
kansd discretion ~ three men IL better
than ths individual judgment % any
enc nan. FolioUing this thsory IL
would b better for all concerned II full
authority and responsibility we're vested
10 ths eommsttes Bot II IN the commit
Zee. Why elect snd pap Director u the
Poerf II The agitation q The subject
shall b - deep and far-resching that
ths poor department. including the
diFector aud me COMMITTEES wiH be
aboiisbed. me taxpayers will b rsiivsd
from heavy and unnecessary burden.
II this wss dons. private benevolsacs
throush tbs Charity Organization
~,eiety and the churches and their
seeieties woald. IA orliasry years.
readily ears for al ds-erviug poor.
Esneasisg people 10 become paupsrs
vooId theu ccasa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

nors thzs xnexh-r 70 fkxnk hls parssts
tor !. sls for snsklzx him . Aieh4zsndss
~ butiL
-.sfsebixsn. Ezsw won<n-"
The hon en- Gov. josiah W. B<xois
spoSs q Michigan. Her Wo0en-" he
paid splendid tribute 20 the womsn q
Michigan and the work they have borne
Ia c,sse-oping the slate.
hxsr " Buttsxfsid spoke q -Miehi.
gsn, Her Pablle instFactson." he spoke
u tie grand place. ~ learning IN the
sfsth u the state pubic school. the r.
forulatcxies. the schools tor the
bIica. deaf mutss aud othsrs
lie spoke Il the great work
q the roformatoriss IN lesssning
crime and psuperisn. tie spoke Of the
higher schools q ls&rning. tho uniser-
atty, state normal school. the mining
scla<<'l. the Agricultural college
'sThs CITY or crand Rapids"
The Hon. n. A. Fletcher responded 10
the toast -Ths City al Grand kapids +"
flo said be vas proud Of the city GOV.
ernsasnt Tie Ma ne we're proud Of
the men who had served the rovernms cot
IN political capacities and We we're
E&0N&@s ~ t&a~1 NA8 WIZ 1ntt48 W
servo the state In any otiics Ut profit In
the gift a the people. Dir. Fletcher
told good story OF two 20 give spice -
his speech and was frequently greeted
with applause He did not forget the
deep water channel and told what sd-
vantages woald accrue II deep water
was secured
"Our honored Guests" was responded
20 by the Hon. T. J. VBrisn. He cut
HE speech very short owing 20 the
iateness Of ths hour and the TACT that
the Hon John I. Rich was 10 follow
hin, with response. he said be once
heard . man Ia speaking OF Grand Rap
ids say u WAS regular second Chicago.
he vas satisfied that the success Grand
Rapids had attained was due TO the
sterling worth Of the men who had set
tied here. He did not think any one OF
the exgovernors ever visited any city In
Michigan where they met with . more
genial and hearty welcome than In
Grand Rspids- Col J. j. Atkinson Of
Detroit was called on. but spoke very
briefly. The health Of the Hon. T. ID.
Gilbert waa drank and al joined in sing
ing Aud Lang Syna."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

There will sssembls In The Powers
tonight one Of the largest and most
fashionable audiences Of the season 10
witness the presentation OF -Ioianthe. =
The entire proceeds 30 to the Charity
Organisation society. and thus philan-
thropy is mingled with pleasure The
final dress rehearsal vas held last night
and The work of the company was all
that could be desired.
The eminent romantic actor. Mr.. Rob
eri Mattel, val appear AZ The Powers
nett Thursday night in his nsw piay
entitled. The face ia tho Hooalirht-
His manager, Charles Wing. 10 in the
city arranging details and ssys the piece
has been proncancsd By the metropolis.
tan erittcs 20 he q ronderful prodnetion.
About 300 people visne~s~s THE erhl
biiion of fancy. trick and scrohsfic
skating by Eddie Saith in Lockerhy
haa lest eesning. II ss~ the finest ever
given in the cify. the features beinr
tie spta - . minutes duration and q
lump ever an chairs
There vfiI fe q Diamond Bresk~r-
mstaes a The Grand today.
ssaIths osefs al srcslleut vaudeville
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

The tedieaticn ~ TIE vaman's amer
- Ne Scidisrs' howe. which occurred
yesterday wss az evens srsresiy second
IN inpgstaocs - that - n. hone ltself
Both institation- ara the r.=alt Of SEQ
tment--one q the nobls<t seatimeut. II
hneusn 'petars-a tender regard Tor
fhoss in diptrsss. cnuplesi 9Th a lively
msuiesy q kizh services rensssrsi in the
past ovr eouatry a east has proved
g the world that sspabfics afe DOT uu-
<fafefai Never bef,rs we're sach vat
sans sspsosied n psssienlns and caring
fa the selsiier. his wisio~ and orphaned
eAll.iren a. have teen expeaEi.d IN eur
csaBtfy. We give tals money els.ily;
q = ne Eivsa gradxingiy u hN bsen
truly ssid that sss somsa Dad a. much
II rat ner-. sad srfere,i ~ aach q ncs
nsrr. IN secoast u Ne seheliios - DID
bor s,idierA Etsrnify aces wisl reveal
whet hssdsesls - tisea.aods Il nssA-rz
~ise~. sisters sn8 srsethesrts ssdur~d
asrioe ihess sefal asys The selsiur
k<i uaeh - divert his sfteafioa vhil~
- ~ <srsse> bas - senea esaid haf
pssch sna szit saa prss. All bar the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

Imperial Lodge No 81. X or r.
United Co Grand Rapids No. 9.


United To Grand Rapids No. q.
There was full attendance last even.
Ing OF the members Of Grand Rapids
division No q aud Imperial division
No. % OK the Uniformed Rank X. Of r..
IN h. 7. hall. corner Of Ottawa and Mon
roe streets. The meeting was called Tor
the purpose OF cons4dering the consoli.
dalton Of the two divisions. and Il vac
resolved. with comparatively no opposi.
ton. 10 unite the two divisiona The
older division. Grand Rapids No. g viii
give the name TO the new division, and
members of Imperial No 81 win join the
new division a. soon ~ they secure
permitaL This action will give Grad
Rapids q strong division q the uni
formed rank mastering more than 100
swords and capable. Il 10 thought Of
once more going out and gathering On
the prizes which In former times we're
most beautifully awarded 10 Grand Rap
ids Pythiana
After the business Of the evening. The
Sir Knights INDUCED In light lunch.
and wicnerwurst Lenks export aud Gig.
ars helped 70 eth further join the two
commanderies In q union Of good fellow
ship
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

THE recert expectations OF gold has
created little OF no comment On Wall
street nor in tho press OF the country.
Before the repeal OF the Sherman law
when expectations were made. however
urirnportant kilograms we're scot broad
cast over the land foreboding impend.
ing doom. But Wall street had pur-
pose then. and IL seemed necessary to
STARE the country into a panic to accom-
plish IL. Cieveland. Gresham 4, Co
were prime movers Ia tho matter khen,
what are their plans nowf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04
SAUCE FoR The GOOSE. ETC.

Democratic journals are very earnest
just NOS in their protests against what
they deem to Be great unfairness on the
part Of the republican papera Their
special grievance Ia the insinuation that
the troubious days since Mr.. Cleveland's
election ara due to the democrat party's
ncquiremcnt Of full control OF tho ma
ton. II the insinuation was false. il
would DO only case OF chickens com
Ing home to roost Have democrats for
gotten how tin peddlsrs travsrsed this
country In 1880. frightening our rural
cousins with the lie about the McKin-
ley bill raising the price Of all the neces-
saries q life. Did they not really make
millions Of people believe universal
bankruptcy would result from that
-damnable unconstitutional outragsf"
The elections OF last fall clearly indi-
cate that our people had not forgotten
the campaign lie told them about the
Mckinley law. They found out who
told tho truth and who did not, and now
they are the more ready 10 believe the
truth II Il the fear that the great ma
iority Of the people now believe what
republican papers and orators are tell
ing them that caves that tired feeling
10 creep over the entire democrat body.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04
HOW LOVE WILL WIN
INDIANAPOLIS YOUNG PEOPLE


-John A. Conlsn and vils q Indlsa-
spolis- b the ray bridal cou pie nj,
tered at Ths New Lisingsfon ysstspday.
There va nothing peculiar about he
signature. but the beauty q the black
eyed bride and the manly, straigbtfor-
ward groom. combined with spics u
romance attending thar wedding. made
the pair evsn moro the object u CON-
ment than b ooaanAon With yeung pso-
pie. Tor whom lovs's young dream he's
not had the bloom rubbed "a. At an
early hour yesterday morning Coonty
Clerk Eddy's foses u dspu tiss had thar
curiosity sroussd By the sppsarsncs Il
= stylishly drcssed young man and Q
pretty and well-dresssd young lady uho
took out marriage iicsnss and called
Tor the ssrvtcss Of . justice q oocs.
Justice Proctor q Cascade rsspondsd.
and they were soon made GA The
couple we're attended By Cortland Ball.
CO. Who seemed 70 oct Is The "a.
pacity Of chspsron TO the groo N
After the ceremony the party drove.
to the New Livingston hotsl
set.--.~L-SN go 800 80
ssi ~ !. ~ os'Hs tnss ~
~ es1P'ng paw sno
49, -, ~ Hnosc ~ Az
IN - a. $50 az ssoo@ nsn-
'r -, - sno nl1 ~ Z. Son'en . Bona :
s's..s u .esee osoNe. mo fss'
Ss.s.s ueeasf M the pFsde - tne
Jssis. =, Sss Aenst Mnose,alo
Isss:s. :. s: espr suu te1s ~ We
d.ssrad - 1 ne youus P2p.s
1870 sS4 a. 49, cus INC o1soo
ipa svJS s,o ~ ~. 10 youns ~ no
sanns ~,ac.si. $500 s -. .u S
:sa - - 80 s-:s.S ~ ~ - ~
: .s., . -. - .s.s 49, 49, ~
800 -. -. .s.. 49,. ~ 49,. 70 Ilos'
ss.~.hs s",s.s ~ eouIss
slisr ssnslsn.r $500 ~ 1910 srs
escort all the way from Indisnapolis 10
the county clerks ONCE here. 81
staged t." said the groom last nirht.
'but now III stag Il no longer. We are
married good and fast have notified
the folks at home; We have not heard
from them yet There il one thing I
wish you reporters would not do-spd
that Is not TO send one of your papers
down to Indianspolis | have arranged
with a newspaper friend OF mine to
print the wedding In the Indianapolis
News sin the orthodox manner-say
il occurred at the home OF the bride.
etc. Then the people outsids Of the
ianiiiy wiil learn notning OF now u hap
peneu mus spoke tne young man.
not showing tnat the eiopement mas
near nrobably ~ .ors InH.r.
snol;. n.ner this ao,r;nr ~,
nronerlv emhall,sbed and g,;tt.r
up with nothing concealed or
naught set over in noticA Mr.. and
Mira Conlen went to see the diamond
nresker las, night iney say tney iike
s tne 'v s a INV VIII say ns1e u1.n s tney
neaf .lo'n , nvne 'ne ~e'cosne zoo oisss
u M c,...,p
II WIZ - pss =. nar r Iowa;
y; a "a,sT " larson hansas, ". II.
York: T. III. RiffeI Of Kansas CITY
and George III. Hofricht OF
are among the advance
guaro OF FURNITURE buyers 70 arrive at
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

Fsow The h~-s infornstsau obtainabis
a SENS - - trath that prssiae.s
casveisad y pesfsstly uiIllax ~ drop
TIE Hawaiian qne~sisn- Bat can he
drop Isl!
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

The cry Of Thousands Of homeless and
starving workmen throughout the land
should be q significant warning. With
land full Of plenty. with factories idle
FOR the unemployed. and empty houses
Tor the homeless. the spectacle that pre-
ssnts itself Is indeed sad and appalling
These sights and conditions in many
countries would ineits to violent demon
STATIONS and possibly 10 rapins and
murder. The responsibility is heavy.
grave. but let Us hope the conditions
will not long remain with US
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

The Miiitiamen Danced fbr Char.
fty's sake Last Evensng.
The military ball given last night By
Grand Rapids battaiioa ~ Custer Guard
ermory, vas an e1ceedinsly enjoyable
event. thoogh the rain aud other sftrsc-
tlons kept down the attendance, 90 that
The upper peninsula miners for whose
b~neft Il vss given. are not likely % -.
slizs any large cum from IL The func.
tion VA hovever, compsets social
surce~s snd the gentlemen rho acted
- hoor committee snd the ether mem
hers 81 the bsttslion are enfitIea 20
credit fcr the earnest eferts made in
bali a . worthy ohi~cf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

GovrRSos FLowER Of New York In
he snaaai ms~sag. sayslthst a consid-
srahls portion Of the Worlds Fair ap.
rrDpristioa ~ the stJ,e IL -tiIl unex.
rsnd-d and suegs-t@/that the exhibits
Of the s'sts he in.ssIf Id at thu capital
% psfaaneot Coismbisn museum.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

~ he national democratic conv.s.
tion urrnrs this deauncisfion. we
deuooaes the Mckinlsy bill a. the cul-
sslesfing atrocity Of class legislation. /"
The Wilson Bill had not been framed
When that was wristea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

II is stated that one Of the fEtt bills
that win pas the New York legislature,
wiz provide Toe two republfcan|and two
democrat inspectors 70 presidy at each
eieetion prscinet Tammanb may DO
sacoessful Ia tie effort TO REPEAL the fed.
ecsi es>etion Law. bat IL cam only grind
its teeth at the state STATUTE for q time
AZ least
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

Prssidsat Cleveland seems b Be con.
shiersoiy snirc1ed BY rubbing 20 closely
srslnst The blsekest side Il Hawaiian
sfairs Proeshsy sootsd hiu.-M usks-
gnn ChFoniclA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

PstHoHxr Ctrsnrssns Hnx.ssan pol.
irJ tsy nnt Dc hfm sny harn: N his
ns5'sis sr~srt Bat sli tbey pis..s 10
i'fssa ne rublse vAas eocsi u will Do
himf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

The Ivy Leaf wiil be TIE ssfrsefsan
% The 0rssd ssxt ve<k The pi>c< ~
. very familiar and . very pcfuisf oss.
ard u always drass . crssa Snith
oB<sss sfiil is&ds TIE eonp~nx.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

- n saaa srl0s sseios< enc sddifisaal
fne-osat sfanp Jor rst1rs postage
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

Ert'overnos jerome sss called On Tor
an impFomptu toast lie said be
thought the reeeon th- state had Faine.d
such eminenee was hecauss X uss
etartssf right Some riss nan had said
that The b>~t thing that eunld g,~fail a
man wss 30 - eel born. Michigan ws<
vet horn lie spoks Il the early Pro
vissons IN the Janitorial charter and
bold hos thcse presisione hai been ear
red cut lie spoke q tho mea uho~-
great snt>eFity ksd fsonJsd The sfas. ~
surely sad safely. Re ssid he rns proad
q Aiehl9sn, add u be had ons thlas