Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, February 3, 1900, Page 4

—y “Columbia” Meat Market is now open and ready for business with ? full line of Fresh and Salt’ Meats, V’ egetables, Oysters, Fish and Game—everything usually kept in a first-class meat market. Our goods are all new and fresh and we solicit a trial order. The Special Today Spring Chickens, - Hens, - - 12% cu benman & Ellis, 's Old Stand, | TaILoRING comment - ———————— TT Is An ArT Witu on Womens Some folks seem to think that because our people don’t in Chicago or, Ni York most any old thing is good We} 5 lothes as them in e SARS RE CT CTS guar ired of de tense of t Bs ers meee oe a “The Pioneer Tatlors.” 6 POEPKE&«FRANZ | a en See ak ee a ae at sea a ate ae ae ae se ae a ah ae ae af eae a ate ae ae ae ae ae ae ate ae ae nee ae aE ae ea ae Nisbett Jewelry Co. (Successors to Will Nisbett.) Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, Complete Lise of SHE Re ae ae a aR a a Fine We 7 and Chiesa Becelring a Speciality. We are the We are the We are the We are the <perienced watchmakers in Grand Rapids. perienced compass makers in Grand Rapids pert engravers in Grand Rapids. only jewelers who can make any part of any watch. Best of Workmanship and Prices Reasonable. é All Work Warranted. WILL NISBETT, Mer. a ae as sa ae ae ate a Ne ate ae ae ate ate ae eae a ae af ae ah ae ae ae ae ae ae a ae ae a ae ate ae ae ae ae a ae Be ae aE Ea HE REAR AE ME ate ate at ge ae at ae he ate ae ae ate ae ae Se a HEE Hotel Gladstone | i WILDER & HICKEY, Props. FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. Sample Room and Livery in Connection. Special Altention Given to Transeent Trade. Headquarters for Lumbermen. One balf Block From Depot. FESPA AE TEED A MEERA AES NE YAP IPE CAEN 15c GRAND RAPIDS. ATR AwR ER Gran Tani erate Published Every Saturday. BY E..C. KILEY. | TWO DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE, Six Months........$1 00 | Three Months.......50¢ Entered in the Postoflice at (rand Rapids, Minnesota, as Second-Cligs Matter. Official Paver of Litxca County and the Village of Grand Repids. CONSUL HAY A BRITISH SPY.» A strenuous effort has been made to minimize the significance of Consul Hay’s cali upon Lord Sailsbury while he was in London. Mr. young son of the secretary of state who has been sent as American con- sul to Pretoria with a view to having some excitement and adventurious traveling. He is 22 years old, znd he is to be intrusted with the commercial interests of the United States in the Transvaal repubiie during the pro- gress of the war. Moreover he has been designated as custodian of Brit- ish interests there subject to the consent of President Kruger, says our esteemed contemporary the Boston Republic Mr. Hay went from Washington Lo London on his way to his post of duty with the prime minister. Just im- agine it! A consul of the United States on his way to a country to which be is accredited is granted an audi- ence by the responsible ruler of the British empire! (But.we are told that Was a social call, and that no men- ti mn was made of the Transvaal war or the complications which it is causing. Is it the custum of the prime minister to receive American cousuls ina social v To what other mercial representative or agent United States has he When did he receive tue the this honor? at London, or the consul-general ab Paris, Berlin, Cario, or any other cap- ital. But. we. are told, the yonng man vey the friendly feelings of his father We have an for that pur- tu the prime minister, ambassador in London pose. He is paid $17,500 a year for as- suring her majes government at stated times of the cordial sentiments which Mr. Hay entertains toward them. Why should an obse:re consul ances? London for additional instructions ul at. Pretoria, and be called upon the Britisu price minister to ascer. tain what his duties were to be. conduct is unprecedented. undertakes to look after th of a belligerent at the capital of a at war, heaves so in strictest neutrility. Hedoes.itas an! act of courtesy, and he recei instructions except trom pi government. most delicate nature. utmost tact to pi semblance of bias. vent even Young Mr. British goverument. isa Britis' spice. titled to diplomatic or commercial representation at the Dutch republic. But she secures it 1p a dishonest, un Washington government. Rumors have come to the effect that | President Kruger may deny to Mr. Hay the privilege of serving as British representative at his capital, and who would Americans think if M. Cam ington during the war, Madrid for private instructions be fore taking up the delicate work which the assumption of the duty put upon him? All communications from the Spanish government to hin vere seut to Paris and transmitted to i. Cambon by the secretary for foreign Manufacturer of 1 Fine ‘ Cigars GRAND RAPIDS, MINN. 99 Have achieved an excellent eto all over Northern : Boot’ s Cigars Mitinesota. They are made of the finest selected stock by experienced workmen in Mr | Booth’s own shops here, and under } personal super Poe sale everywhere. Call for them. i oe ee a | This insures the utmast cleanliness and care in manufacture. affairs. But Mr. Hay went direc to London, had a conference with prime minister and set oub at oc for his post. their friendship for the mother coun-| of stateare giving an exhibition of intensely amusing if it were not so subversive of the settled principles of international relationship and gvod friendship. —Irish Standard, © A Night of Terror. “Awful anxiety was felt for the widow of the brave General Burnham ot Machias, Me.,.when the doctors said she would die from pneumonia before morning.’? writes Mrs. 8S. H. Lincoln, who attended her that fear- ful night, but she begged for Dr. King’s New Discovery, which had more than once saved her life, and sured her of consumption, After taking, she slept all nigbt. Further use entitely cured her. ‘This mar- vellous medicine is guaranteed to u all throat, chest aud jun, diseases. Only 50¢ and $1.00. ‘Trial bottles free at Luasca Mercantile Drug store. Subscribe for the Herald-Review. Hay is the! While in London he had ap interview | cou | of | accorded | jess vo take be deputed to convey these assur- The fact is Mr. Hay was sent to This When} the representative of a neutral power} e interests coutry with which the belligerent is au spirit of the no | own | His relations are of the and require the try Mr. McKinley and his eeoretare| i great fund for buying votes, the men}; { consul-general of the United States} called to pay his respects and to con- | He is deputed to act as British cou-i {ye man who spoke, aud the man is} always larger than his calling. 1] goes to Pretoria as an agent of the} Practically he } England is not en-} derhand way the subserviency of the} jed AN OUT SPOKEN PREACHER. In arecent address the Rev. Burt. Este Howard, the noted Congrega- tional preacher of Los Angeles, Said: “No policy was ever adopted in the history of the world that savored) more of the sophistry that a good end | justified a corrupt mertns. It is like playing the harlot to obtain mouey Lo} put on the collection plate. Do not tell me that men manipulated that; who intimidated and coerced by threats of various ~calawities the poor voter who was forced to make merchandise of his manhood in order to hold his position and save bis little ones from starvation; do not tell me that these men woo subveried the fundimental ‘principles of a Jican form of government, the right | choice of those who suall rule over us} believe in repubiican iustivutions. They do not. uey believe that they} have touud sometbing better than a} democracy. tave bartered Lue ' legacy Of our aud commercial despotisin. ° “If sowe mau would declare that this taik of coercion is false, be must g>) Lo Someone else besides Me Lo tlaud a pacient aud creduious tisbier lo his lying preaching. Was Laovapproach | ip my own study with subu e| threatenings and insinuations? Was | Paey toreiatoers fur iuauetal L not wyseif buid that should b voce | for tbat princely soul waeu i au! proud vo cali ny iriend. Wiilteua dene bings Bryau, tor be is Lae triecd f iy nau ratiier Ubaa OL part told that shouid £ yi would los church e the certain iniiuenti tending to become a pariel tiny cole satiou fiyiduais Wao shail be mny ba sob on ee credential of my baliot, the sacre: manhood aud my cilizeusiiv, Lav | blem of that boly sacrament of po ti} ical fellowship in’ civic liberty, the; ign and seal of that divine viits rht which marked me asa freems: among freeman; Lbab Tshould take I that badge of my personal indepeu de | ence and show it, already marked for the ballot box, to certain republicaas who were designated and assure them | that I would cast 1b for McKinl Think of it, men! What did I say? I said th ‘You go back to the men that sent you here and tell thew Bois is my reply, “Gentlemen,d n you?” (Great cheering.) And if ever such language is permfssible that was the} jtitae, It was not the minister, but emu} Ss “Prom that day I regiscered a sr | ema vow that so lon $ can party wes doming policy Lwould never And I will not, so help me God, | will I vote for any party which ai-} tempts to prostitute my manhood. Lj have never made the statement jlic before, Tinake it new 3 that some of my friends ta \ stand my yosition and the reascas | which impel me to take it. Me L wrong? Shall anything stand y inany man’s estimation thau own Lonor? “Osmpared with the 1895, when a direct blow was made at the very foundation of our republic.n in- stitutions, the ‘Crime of 1873’ is as} nothing. raising of fund? What does this openly avowed | participation of the railroads and of| great corporate bodies and trusts in| national and state politics ind vale These t ings indicate not only ac crime Of would blame him if he did? What} indasiry and ibe owners of yre bon, who represented Spain at Wasi- | jy tinauce Lo man pulaie 1 had gone tole e and In their desire to sh W | des pi sian : opera bouffe diplomacy that would be! gutversity has lately beea sud, ia | tear of high places, spiracf on the part of the captair | monopolies and the shrewd operaic e rifairs of} tiiions their own advintage, but that the | 1 ouc political iv | 10. lecicrs ofa gre and t party, (he commer cial mo -i nites of s Grivisy, hive : * aay to the it t g ! system and hay = stitute fo h 2 Tua fos, iuoct t ir tinanci The Fear of High Mineus. President G Sianley ban of Clark ae origin of various corias 9! Lear auc care for, aud he suggesis chat the coucoa waich maby ani mais exhibit, and which is Nery acute with some human b vestigial trance, like the gi the skin o1 our necks, anteda and inberited from our swim yestors.” In reply to this Praiessor Wesley Mills of McGill University says that while the youngest mammals and birds exhibit peculiar manifestations | when placed near the edge of an ele | vated surface, vet a turtle will weik off any elevated support again aud again, sand a frog “will jump almost uny- , whers.” These exceptions, he thiaks, present a difficulty to the acceptance of | Srosident Hall's theory of some sim Wanted—An Idea ssn | eicsGSANT Webel & Oo cphtant Stir sitiar or See eNinaced inyoutions vel San HE What does it signily, the | that immense corruption | puis 559 Se SO588 55 COSMORSTOO OID, Yate | MRS. M. BROOKS wishes to announce i she has just received an elegant it line of the very latest styles in fall mil- 1 Walking hats, school hats, li kinds, feathers, rib- All work guaranteed to ilisfactory. She invites ‘and Rapids to come in ne as it is undoubtedly the seen bere. Everything new. . Hose, Children’s Mits and Handkerchiefs. ‘ MRS. M. BROOKS, | Yy Crandall’s Old Stand. repub-| ba of independent sufferage and the tree { i % PP RLAIL SOLD ' ~a (ca Cc a Cv Cc! = ee 2 : CNS — i eae) a ce oe that his line of i| Spring and Summer: Goods is now in and ready for juspection. INE ON HAND | > to select from. A FINE Sver iarment Guaranteed. Hest Werkmatnship. Lowest Prices \ucust JOHNSON. 7 Ean a) Sample Beem land Beer Hall, Corner THIRD ST. and HOFFMAN AVE., The Best bine of . . | | Wines, Liquors « Cigars) 4g CAN BE HAD, : j Riso Haveon Tap and in Bottle Pe the Celebrated a<\ BaEWIMNG 63'S MOOSE BRAw. BEEHS. | LUNCH ALWAYS SERVED. | z o ” Heptel’s | | maa Bulut sOS@SkSNSeSS: DISS SSe3 SSSOPBISS LTSBRWTOTBSSES SSTISWSS agents = % eH ote! Lel and! 8 é $ We smen_ and “River ere: 3 LJ ; 3 s Best and Most Central $1 per Day House ¢ In Itasca County. by the Day or Week and ard at Moderate Prices. Choice Rooms Virrt-Ciass J Thomas Trainor, Pras: See ) Grand Rapids. 2 SLSLGLSISLSTSLSS ezsees i -SLSE The busiest and mightiest little “The . Dudley” | thing t ever was made is Dr. Kings’s New Life Pills. These pills rm aes a into stre th, : Dray | inlo'e fag into 4 and A | Express Line SSSSGOSOSSSOSSSSSSERCHOSSHSVOUCOSSEESO BVA Gove ox “L. W. HUNTLEY, Manager. ee wckage Delivery a Speci INQUIRE ABOUT THE SERVICE AND RATES OFFERED BY AYUTH. SOUTH SHORE & ATLANTIC RAILWAY YOU WILL FIND ‘ FAST LIMITED TRAIN MODERN SLEEPING . AND BINING CARS PUNNING OVER A SMOOTH ROADWAY. 7NO MAKING. DIRECT CONNECTIONS FoI eLL POINTS EAST. an WOOD FOR SALE Philip Binstie, Laprarie, Minn. Fine Line of Hand-Made Buckskin TAXIDERMIST Kiuds of Hides Bought at q MOCCASINS. Furs of All Kinds in Stock T. H. LARKE, co 429 SPALDING HOTS! CIAL AGENT, L BLOCK, 6 @ @ @ e o 3 : 2 |All @ & } DuLutH, Minn. Hghest Market Price. ¢ 3 eTOOgsTosooTsoasocaaciogy Z Cash Price.