Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, December 30, 1899, Page 4

rhe * Columbia” Meat Market Fresh and Salt: Meat: market. Special Today Spring Chicken Hens, * ger’s Old Stand, S, Is now open and ready for business with 2? full line of Vegetables, Oysters, Fish and Game—everything usually keptin a first-class meat Our goods are all new and fresh and we solicit a trial order. = 15c¢ 12% behman & Ellis, GRAND RAPIDS. i ‘TAILORING we a Is An ArT of trying to “Zhe Pioneer Tailors.” you, you'll come, as others hav to the oid, reliable house'of POEPKE&FRANZ| 0 U old thing is good Some sm to think that because our people don’t live i Ni York most an. enough to w as much att up of the 'y city tailor ¢ unrantee them in every possible W: ed of doing business with concerns that make n EE Ae ak ae ae a. ae ” Sw SE SR aT ae ae ae ae eae a eae at he ae a ae ae este ste eae ate ae ate a a ea a a Ea Nisbett Jewelry Co. We are the only experienced watch ure the only expe: We are the only expert engrave We Compiete Line of (Stuccessors to Will Nisbett.) Grand Rapids. n Grand Ri pids. enced compass makers in Grand F Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Fine We ~~u and Compass: Repairing a Speciaity. pids We are the only jewelers who can make any part of any watch. Hotel Gladstone Special Attention Given to Transtent Trace. Best of Workmanship and Prices Reasonable. All Work Warranted. WILL NISBETT, Mer. 388 2 aE ee ape a0 ae ae ae ae a ae ae eae ae a ae hs ah ae ae ae he ae ae te ate ae ste a ae ae ate ate ote ae pe ate ae ate ate ah ae he ese EEE a SN NS ee I RON Se Mea aes sae ae ete MEARS S08 2k ae ee atk a ae ae ate ate WILDER & HICKEY, Props: Sample Room and Livery in Connection. Headquarters for Lumbermen. FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. GRAND RAPIDS. iit Sees aes ped i=} —} GEO. BOOTH, “BOOTHS Cigars of the finest selected stock by experic Booth’s own shops here, and under his This insures the utmost cleanliness and #¢: ule everywhere. For si SSS SS Manufacturer of Fine Cigars GRAND RAPIDS, MINN. Minnesota. Call for them, y; ‘i 17 Have achieved an excellent reputation ail over Northern They are made enced workmen in Mr persénal super are in mauufacture, S2S2S25S5252S5252S52SFS5e25m Published Every Saturday. BY 'E. C. KILEY: WO DOLLARS A YEAR IN: ADVANCE. be Months........$1 00| Three Months.......50e Entered in the Postoffice at Grand Rapids, ‘Minnesotit, as secoud-Clags Matter. Oficial Paper of Tlasca County and the Village of Grand Repids. | Currency Inflation, , Reference was made in these col- umns yesterday to the Philadelphia Record’s classing of gold as a com- modity, a remarkable position to be assumed by a gold standard organ, in view of its utterences in the last presi- dential campaign, Now comes the Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune, an- other gold organ, declaring that-the currant advance in prices is not due to speculation nor the trusts, but to inflation of the currency, ‘The Com- mercial-Tribune, after quoting the statement made by the director of the mint that the currency in the United States has been expanded $200,000,- coo in gold during the last fiscal year, says: “There is much in this for sober reflection, and the man who notes will be ‘the one to profit, _ It shows almost to a certainty that the present new range of prices in all staple has not been brought about by speculation, nor by the sinster in- fluence of trusts. tis occasioned by the new inflatyon and it is not reason- able to suppose that there will be a material decline until new conditions arise, such as great over production, or what is. the same thing, marked decrease in consumption. The boom in business is a natural result of the gold inflation over the whole world. Whether or not it has reached the flood point is a matter for guesswork, but that the old prices will prevail, for a time at least, is all but a certainty.” Only a few months ago and the idea that the volume of money had any influenee on prices was being ridiculed and held up to scorn by all of this class of journals. Their admis- sions now are in strong contrast to their mdiculovs claims in behalf of the single gold standard and in opposi tion to bimetailism a short time ago.— Duluth Evening Herald. Dewey’s Christmas Box. “George,” d the admiraless, ‘do get up qui ‘There’s an expressman down ab the door with a package which he says is for yeu. and I don’t know whether it’s‘a real Christinas present or a trick being played on you by seme of those horrid people who wrote such nasty letters to the\papers about us.” a “Show the gentleman into the par- lor,” muttered George, not entirely serene at having bis Christmas morn- ing dream of the dune, 1900 pominat- ing convention rudely interrupted. “TN be down in a minute.” “But be isn’t a gentleman, and I don’t know about letting him into) whe parlor. He’s some sort of an ani-| malin the cage, and I am afraid he might get out and eat up those souve- nir spoons you brought with you from Hong Kong.” “Animal? What’ in the name of} common sense do I want with an ani- mal, with a lot of curs snarling at my heels and a lot of old cats kicking whout my family affairs. What kind of an animal is this, anyway?” “T don’t know,” replied the admir- al’s better half cautiously, i & thought xt first it was Newfoundland puppy, but he did not have any tail and his other end came to a sharp} point, several sharp points, in fact, when Itried to pet the little thing through the bars.” WHEN Goine East INQUIRE ABOUT THE SERVICE AND RATES OFFERED BY |help said George, as he donned his smok- ing jacket, with one suspender thrown | over its appropriate shoulder. “Ef it’s anything good to eat we may be able to use it.” Aud the hero of Manila hurried | bravely to the door, while his wife; timorously followed, at a safe dis- | tance. “Well, a bear cub. Who in the de—beg pardon, dear—who do you suppose could have sent us a bear? Well, it seems to be the administra- tion policy to take care of evapy emergency that is thrown upon it, and you know me, Mildred!’ as be tossed the name of ‘George Dewey” jin carpenter’s pencil across the ex- press signature book and hauled the minature menagerie jnto the front hal}. ‘The expressman went down the ave- nue a few blocks and hada Tom and Jerry at the admiral’s expense, and George proceeded to make the ac- quaintance of the new acquisition. e “Brom the citizens of Bemidji to Admiral George Dewey, Christmas, 1899.” 2 “Mildred, my dear, I regret to say that you do not seem to be in this at all. I trust the citizens of Bemidji— wonder where Bemidji is anyway?— have heard all about the weddirg, and that after we have become at- tached to this Christmas pet of ours they be the odly object of my tender affec- tioas. Do you suppose they will?” “IT don’t know, and I don’t care,’ said Mrs. Dewey, tenderly, witn more or less emphas “T dou’t know jus What hears eat, or what they are good ier, and I don’t know where Bemidji is; but we'll keep this Christ- Mas present if we have to put the automobile in the summer kitcheu and give the bear the barn to him- self. So there! And you can write to the people of Bemidji, George, and tell them that we don’t know where they live, but as soon as we can find out what railroad it’s on we're coming out and spend Suaday or the Fourth of July. Bemidji sounds to me like a place where they don’t care whether my George ever runs for president or not, and I'll bet they know that he didn’t run at Manila, anyway.” “Yes, I suppose,” replied the ad- miral, queerly, “but I'd iike to know whether the bloomiug thing lives on dog food or sea biscuit. It’s a won- wort send back for him and} kick because they supposed he was to| t may be all for the best,” | ed t M. BROOKS wishes to announee . that she hus just received an elegant line of the very latest in fall mil- | linery. Walking hats, school hats, | trimmings of »l! kinds, feathers, rib- bons. tips. etc. All work guaranteed to be perfectly satisfactory. She invites the ladies of Grand Rapids to come in see her live as it is undoubtedly the finest ever seen here. Everything «new. Underwear, Hose, Children’s Mits and Huwndkerchiets. MRS. M. BROOKS, Crandall’s Old Stand. dear little thing has been accu toathome. It would wever do, the president says, you kios, bing conditious tuo soon. you Working Night and Day, The busiest- and mig? thing tbat ev was, Kings’s New Life Pills. change Weakness into str Jessness into energy mental power, bail fag info They’re wonderful ia ng up the health. Only | 2 per | quantity of rubber heels to put on! ladies’ and gents’ shoes; also soles to} put on ladies’ home-made slippe Cail and sce them, and you cann but buy them, they are com- ! forters, Stood Death ff. EB. Munday, a lawyer of Henri- etta, Tex., once fooled a grave-digger. He ys: “My brother was very low with malarial fever and jaundice. I persuaded him to try Electric Bitters and ke was soon much better, but continued their use jntil he ! wholly cured. IT am sure Hie | Bitters saved his life.” This remedy | expels malaria, kills disease germs! and purifies the blood; aids digestion, | regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, cures constipation, dyspepst ous troubl female complaints; | gives perfect health. Only 50¢ ab) Itusca Mercantile Drug store. ' vas nerv-; DEMPTION. STATE OF MINNESOTA, Ren) County of Itasca, j Take Notice. ig That the piece of land assessed in your | ¢ THE DULUTH, SOUTH 3 ‘SHORE & ATLANTIC. $ RAILWAY ‘YOU WILL FIND A Fast LIMITED TRAIN PERFECTLY EQUIPPED WITH MODERN SLEEPING MUM LGUMELL ROUTE vision. i i i l : t tl e H AND DINING CARS 8 RUNNING? OVER A SMOOTH ROADWAY. e AND MAKING DIRECT CONNECTIONS. FOR ALL POINTS EAST, FS | pena rate of twelve together with subsequent and quent taxes, pehaltics and interest thereon, amounts to the sum of nine dollars andj} giant cents, and this iast mentioned sum, | with Tey cent per annom eighty cents fro is the the sald piece of land from exclusive of the cos e H Anterest from the: dute of said sale name. situate in the County and State afore yud, and scribed as follows. to-wi Northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section twenty-nine2g, in township fifty- snorth of range twenty-six2s west yas. ub the tax sale on May 2nd Is under tax judgment entered in the T triet Court of said County, M: h ist, i nd for the sum of seventy-four cents | [#0.74-100], being the amount of the taxes Ities. interest and costs, due on} said land for the yeay 1390. which sw der they wouldn’t have sent us some | sample bills of fare, showing what the} box. Sold at Itasca Mercantile drug | store. W. B. .Holman has received al & a3e Ges: Notice of Lxpriration of Redemption. Ty Loper and Rummery, 1 nam i was, NOTICE OF = XPIRATION OF RE- f m mo} ost i said sale atthe r | per annum, together with sabsequent and 5 7; prlordelinquent tax A. Pillsbury-& Co., or others claiming ! thereon. ‘1 5 | andtwer RASS ESASES SHS SARN SASS, RR eR STATE OF MINN Fall and Winter Goods is now in and ready for inspection. A FINE_ LINE ON. HAND and thousands of the latest samples to select from. 4 Every Garment Guaranteed. Best Worktianship. ‘ Lowest Prices, Avucust JoHNson, Corner THIRD ST. and HOFFMAN AVE., The Beat binsof . . . el 7] r77 Are « Cirars ALWAYS ALWAYS SERVED. / : It is Headquarters for Cruisers, £ Woodsmen and River Drivers. esi and Most Central $1 per Day House In Hasca County. Choice Rooms by the Day or Week and Firrt-Class Board at Moderate Prices. Thomas Trainor, Pre Grand Rapids. f GLTTSFDEVGOTFCHPIHOSHO TOI SE Notice of Hexring of Applieation for Liquor Lacense. ‘ATE OF gelraaea. ss “[Birst publi lion December 2.] {Last publi tion December 18.] County of Ttasea, Village of Grand: Rapids. Notice is hereby given, that applications have been mate ‘in writing to he Village Council of said village of Grand Rapids and filed in my office, praying for license to sell intoxicating liquors for the term commenc- ing on October 15th and 22nd, respectively, 1s, and termmating on October Isth and 22nd, respectively, 1900. by the following per- sons, and at the following places. as stated in said applications, respectively, to-wit: < ae i Pree: 1508: ee of the nuilding situated on lot 22, block 19, Original Yownsite of Grand Rapids. © Leonard R. Root. tn the northwest front reom on the ground ficorof the two story building on lots 10. 1 and 2, block 15, origin- town of Grand Rapids. Said applications will be heardand deter- mined by said Village Council of Grand Rapids. at Village hall in said village, on Thursday, the seventh day of December, A. D. 1899, At 8 o'clock p. m. of that day. nie PRED A. KING, t County of Ttasea Take Notice, assessed in your ty and State afore- described as follows, vo-wit: } quarter of pai two a tw hree (23) west at thetax sale on ee h, 1895, under red in the Distr Court farch 21st, 1895, sold for the of eighty-one conts [30.81 1-09}, being the unt of the taxes, peualtios. interest and due id Jand for the year 1893. nterest from the date of | ® e of twelve [12] per cent anid eventeen (17), th of rang penalties aud interest um, with interest at the rate o: 12] per cent, per a Nor delin~ gal interest ut the rate of twelve per! on nine dollars and the date of this notice, required to redeem Sitd\-sa 2 Upon this amoun to abe 2 rcent per annum on seven dol- | JOHN 8. BERNEY. Recorder. x Inte and jas BF conte £87.24] trom President, 4 te of this the xmount required 3 jforeceem the suid, pie e of Land froin sa aeons — i . exclusiveof the Costs to accrue apon hls notice, Nt the tine for titers | SYR 28 a ee nd will expire sixty days | 45 838 g ice of th notice. and proot = be thereof has been fled in my oiltve. HA ae Witness my hazd and official seal, this 1th i day of Novemb gk Syne See : , ‘County Auditor, Laprarie, Minn. a Ttasca County, Minn, : . i —————— | TAXDERMIST 1 { r. MRS.C. RING| Ba. : is Fine Line of Hand-Made Buckskin a j fsa find thit the time pr se em plion ere sae a gos Furs «of All Ki d in ‘Ss tock T. H. LARKE, commenciat eRe eae a A TEST FA ONS:.Oo AND. |} vo, rea ean : iv Gen Westone ia £ Wy Hee my dond and off) Resid On i Vier ie : men Mn & th of February, Ay Digi ! Hotinan Avenue. just Norra ots” pe x: : Does INN: S 3! {Seal} mee: ue J.D. Russmassen’s Home, . i S2000d0C CCC CCCOORCOCRED09 MPD Itasin County, Minn, ~ Grand Rapids. i (Reventhy of Minneapolis) ~ FashiGnable Dressmaker INS GU Mittens and Gloves. MOCCASINS.