Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, March 21, 1903, Page 5

et aro in danger of. getting up to me@r Capt. _.pikeb or tar, ie fone | Yeweler, It is “about the, size of \& teazelnut. “Tt ig made ‘to wear on "tagor ‘at’ the time.the man or woman wishes to rise. | @meso are gotting along altogether too © r insists that ‘Prositiént Antrew ‘kson Was bora on the South Care- ‘4n190L equaled helt’ that of England, ‘was moro than that of Germany, twice “ste or Belgium, jand twenty-five times « that of Spain. Stiop ‘Talk. Whe, Gabber—And your ‘hits v4 ‘weent for a “Wwaterprost ‘Kode? Mrs. Blabber—Yes, ‘hd does all ‘tie “selecting and buyliig of gutta ‘yerehia, etc. Mrs. Babber—Tlien he ‘oe fong and frequent “trips rs. fabber—Frequent, but =* fié goes away and rubbers afound for a few weeks at a stretch | amd then dies right back—oh, f(s a | aap! | Record {n Hard Luck. i A Texas man's cottos was eaten by the boll weevil, and his corn destreyed the drouth. His only daughter loped with a vagabond, amd his son fotidwed the circut, On top of this his @ere birth to triplets. Ho con le by the rope and rafter the coronér very properly & verdict of justifiable homi- @#e—Haiictarille Herald. di. Not Try Ex-Mayor Ames, iS death the other day of for” ‘Police John Fickette of Miemanpolis The chief witnesa against. saree ag Ames, who is under indict- eorruption in office,, has, \ Ste’ being ‘doubtful it os F ogatd now be obtained, the Pict gborney contemplates a dis | yeaiend @ tho (case againat the | ex: meyer. og Apstraliam. Song Bird 4 ether marvelous voite fas. come. on fete a ig, that: of Mise @ Nar iy described - as ‘fhe nearést approach to the vob ane dre | ic ha shen \that ‘New Sdutti “produ CO Miss, Ka va nad retired neo “the cont 8, i form.” Miss Narelle.is now eine a ‘Varge sucogus' in Landon. Seaweed Pavement. Seaweed or seagrasy paving blocks, newly invented, are beitig tried in‘ Bub timore. They are made by compress. ing the s@&weed until It‘becomes hard and solid, when it is bound tightly are cut off, and the biotk fs fin- hed by beings tmmersed in boiling ‘ Brilitancy Versus Plodding. “Some men,” said the original phil. osopher, “ses! more ‘tian dthets' see fitat aight ‘ant’ then deyote so much and energy, to the task lof being ‘ploasoa with’ their own brilliancy that ‘piiga’ ari the, benefit ‘of the sober ‘and! 'maturer’ second thought that | 1s fed. comes to those ‘less gifted,” The sweetest labial of the world’s | : language. * { Finger Clock. “a novel ‘inthe way of an aarm | jock, rttop been perfected ‘by an Amer- ‘the: finger. fhe alarm is‘ not’a dell, | but a sharp pin, which ‘pricks the ‘ Civilizing Too Rapidly. The attempé to assassinate the em- peror of Japan indicates that the Jap- fast with ‘their occidental civilization, -Baterson’ standard’ by and by.— daskeeba Mail and Express. Andrew Jackson's: Birthplace: ‘ | he, Charleston (S.'.0.) News and side‘ of the line dividing that from’ ‘North’ Carolina, and that always ‘claimed South Carolina a3 him native state. Pittsburg Steel Production. dy Tho production of, steel at Pittsburg » that of’Franee, five tinies' that of Rus- | Malaria Causes National Loss. , @aleulating the annual industria) ‘alue’ of a workman’s ‘life at $700, ‘the Italian office of statistics finds ‘that Sicily’ ‘lost $250,900" last year, through deaths” from ‘malaria. Kaiser's Christmas. Hunt. ’ @@e kaiser always holds a Christ- “iis hurt in the Royal forest of Gohrde. Last year 300 deer and 200 wild boar were killed in two days. ‘ \ the railroad business, but not too ' “Decrease in Population. high up. It wasn’t the president; of There lias been a @ecrease of 1.5 per | the Pennsylvania who had his salary | cent in the population of the Isle of | raised. “Man ‘since 1891. it was 54,752: At the last, cengus acne Center of Capitalism.. The aggregate ‘eapi ition of, the iat Pittsburg, Pa.,) is more ‘Gee two. mee ‘five = eer million that tired feeling. Vicrpiged begins at jhome,” fait tn eradicated but common s “Christmas presents and tarn over that | new leaf. ‘Swear Often you lack but one step of your | goal without knowing it. not interested, From a yy standpoint it will pay. the brains to govern them make the , with wire The loose, ends. of. ths | "Sis jewel in the world. ceeds is more fortunate than the man | who su¢ceeds ‘and then fails. definitions: of the kiss: calm a storm. prized by two. meéo and Juliet.” th. | two, too much for three. the operator uses the “sounding” Bys- | tem. action under the sun, or the moon, either. the young man steals and what the old mat buys. “Gnevitably follows the lightning glance ‘of ‘the eyes. - lege, the parent’s benison and the hyp- ocrite's’ mask. love. . The’ oftener plucked the more abundant it grows. morsel, which becomes delicious and delectable in proportion as it is flav- ored ‘with ‘love, they have no one but themselves to consider, that boasts of the fact that an an- cestor was a member of the legisla- ture. yet be forgotten by its recipient, though you have probably let it slip your mind, ‘Jamb to love her and the famous poem } tobe written. Be ‘winsome and you may become immortal. « —Emerson. BITS OF PHILOSOPHY. Be a afutton for work. win and desire make falling in leve in fide. | seq anything \good/ in a nan | speak of® tt. A good sleep works. wonders, for and , in. . {it tas. there. |. / ca Piece: much evecything has beca | a 1 men were born equal, but you'd ‘Some people carry @ heavy’ stock of wisdoan thet evar’ yields a dtvt<§ fend. | We iangh! at the wedknows’ of titers,” \ an yet we object to others Jaughing ways Bigher than the original J iter alee co pout stwis tell how! feat: a ore iby ie ook PR or 2 long way. there's, ate who hag never rat ‘M's a good (time nowy te ‘buy (yous |: Don’t stop just e you, get thers, Show your interest even if you are " coarse; wt | A pretty face, a graceful figure and The man who fails and then suc- A KIS at € Following are. a number of slevet |: A report at headquarters. Nothing divided between two. The food|by which the flanie of love: “The only known. “smack” that will’ A thing of use to no one, but much Everybody’s acting edition of “Ro- | 6 drop that runneth over when up of love is full. N° enough for one, just enough for, A telegram to the heart, in which The only reaily agreeable two-faced What the child. receiyes free, what The thuudet-clap of the lips, which |, The baby's right, the lover's privi- The sweetest fruit, on the tree of A kiss is an insipid ‘and tasteless Soine ‘people seem selfish, because Warm up to some one. It!is always the next generation That favor you did in 1884 may not al- Mary’s winning ways caused the} To get an increase in wages go into APHORISMS: Selfttrust is the essence of heroism. | Whatever eee hope will a; | Et foot man's ‘bé ‘nifserable ‘a serious impression.’ yA gE: At! the: moment af: his; “birth, every, - POINTED PARABRAMHS. Aman geldom Wks finding trouple. A Kerse can see what his owe b¢ fo dtiving at. It takes a rich man to enjoy the sleasnres of poverty, t Parmors and wotherwomen tas » pay onde Hiring ‘ont off the soll. * Bacdn Can be cured by smoking: ut the tobacco hebit can’t! | 4 Kleptomania is said to he the mest “muerative form of Insanity. batter not:say it dows in Alabama. by Most young men get a it, 8 rye mixed with their wild bats. | A Yocomctive engineer cab ‘wake, his syn Aeediight by tanking UP. “Somehow cut-diamond rates The man who wins 2! halt: mile dask starts 'dut ‘afoot and eames in shead. Men, may, boast of thelr honesty, bat ‘eoly women return borrowed umbret! ) The. mapchtaingnt alway« “takes, peak when. he wants to abt! ina son view. Lots of people in this eoAy? would if they eouldn’t - ape ‘fault. pleased with they adveat dftiPaub} inex U Meas id this Vicinity, yt He is a beautiful jet black, @ yeare’} syeedeoeoscnsecoesnessess “SeAU oe JM: Eastwood's ‘Black stuttién Brought: ‘to, ‘tases! County ; {Horsemen ofthis county iare! much Sprague!’ tothe farm of wood Gn Trout’ lake.’ This :miugnifi- cent aninial will get 7 ‘Wild ber or colts old, -15¢ babds high; weighing 1,075 pounds. .Ln, style and form hé4s much’ trke ‘His S:re and grand; damz Jong heck, high | bead eyes; large, and bright, short, back... Jong) hody, deep shoulders, bas drain agofine as silk, and * his appearance ispexceedingly, grace- fulj Pedigree :~ -Paal Sutague was. sired. py Beaver Dan. Boy, who is registered iu ; Wellace’s|( American Trotting Register No. 10,364; he, sirethooby . Badger Rit ile, ‘No, 1,897; dam Lucy ‘ Sprig. Ifia rooster were‘As big as his erow. a whole family could dine on gne for , two weeks. Preachers ‘may Hot amount, to “much, as carpenters, but they are upyally, ex: pert joiners. Some wives are .s0 } Jentons they ‘won't even allow their husbands to hug a delusion. Some.men’s heads are so ‘soft. that ay shadow. from, a brick, seat roduces man has.a) brilliant future before; him» le |, and. it usually, remains there. ; . Every. ‘time a great man does ‘any~ thing, along. comes,sqme little, mar ; who claims to ‘have advised him, - + oFewer. marriages. would’ b@. failures | if the contracting) parties were not {Such hypocrites, during /courtship. (cFormérly thé! éffice Sought the man, but at/the present stage of the game it is kept busy trying te dodge him. An English: paper: says there are | | 250,000! women /\marrielt annually’ in | ; London; (Thélaverage Chicago ‘woman ‘thinks ‘she: is! overdding ‘it if she mar‘! ties three times in five years. Probably a small boy never so thor. Guighly realizes that fighting is wicke as wher he is getting the worst of the | encounter.—Chicago ‘News. FLASHES OF THOUGHT. @act teaches grim when to be silent. Phe less scx asnehave the more they don't: seem s» want. One sure: way. to: lose! your. frtends is te become*sa chronic Kicker. - A woman:can ‘have only one, past, but she is: not limited as to presents. | /Tématters net what your ancestors were; it is what you are that counts. Men who make a spétialty of pick- ing: quarrels: rarely complain of a short erop. Just about the tite mosquitoes quit putting in their¢ bills the jemsiniore begin. Possession may be nine ote of tne law, but self-possession is a law unto itself. t When a young! man’ tells a girl he isn’t worthy of her love ‘she is foolish to doubt it. Fortunately for a man’s peace. of rAind he seldom’ hears other people’s real opinion of himself. There is only’ one élass of men who look well when they ara’in a oox, and” those men draw salaries as baseball pitchers. RULES FOR COMFORT. Be prompt at every meal. Take little*annoyances out of the way. j Always speak politely and Kindly | to. servants. When any one! suffers, speak a word | of Sympathy.’ “Tell neither of your’own faults nor thiose® of others.’ * f ave ‘a’ place for éverything and everything $a dts! place: ‘Hide your own troubles, but watch ‘td ‘hétp ‘others out ‘of theirs. kK for beatity in everything, and aie R our view of ev Event. ent: interrupt any con bless | K, hy Swigert No, 650... Badger by’ Gov. Sprague No. 444, Wid alse sited Rate Sprague; | (2:18,) with thirty others, ing tie 2:80) class) placing him at the diead of speed pro- ducing, stallions .of) his age. Dam Beaver. Dam Boy, Badger Girl (21224)! byBlack Paying ClowdN 6 878; Gov Spraguesty RhodeoIsland | No. 267, Dani, Bel} Grabdéw bv Hamiltonian No. 15. whorstdnd atthe thead -ot speed priduring Staihons oe any. age; having 40 performers in. the 2:30 class. Dam of Paul Fe Jennie pipe sired by St, Je | Some: Marriages are taiures, be cause t 8, Woman in the case is suspk cious and some are gaener ‘because she isn’t. ‘ % OBSERVED BY THE WAY. A cow never faints, but she some #tmes turns pail. It’s easy to find fault because there fs so much of it. aan When a man is always sure he is sure to. get left. occasionally. _, Sometimes an orator: makes, his. best point, when he comes: to a stop, It is better to be a‘livé man ina lead town than ‘a dead men in a live town. A little tin makes the nutmeg grater —and it’s the same way with men in ' gome cases, An ounce of pluck is worth a pound ff luck -when it comes to pees the feathers from a goose, When a woman purchases a pe article ina first. class store, she always.explains that she is buying ig for a friend. Herald-Review, Feb, 21-28, Mar, 7, 14, 21 and 28 Summons. STATE OF MINNESOTA, } County of Itasca.” f% In District Court. Fifteenth Judicial District. George Clark, plaintiff, y inst. Mollie M Clark, defendant. The State of Minnesota to the above. named: defendant: You ate he seby sumtuoned and required to answer the complaint of the plaintiff in the above eutitled action, which complaint is hereto attached and herewith served upon you, and toserve a copy of your answer to said complaint on the subscriber at his office in the yitege, of Koochiching, in said: county of'Itusea. within thirty days after the service of this summons,upon you, ‘exclusive .of. the day of such service and if you fail to answer to said com; mr ae within the time aforesaid. the plaintiff in this action will apply to tha court for the relief demanded in said com- plaint, with the Costs and ‘disbursements of this action. Take notice,’ farther, that this isan action for divorce. spans ut Koochiching, Minn,, Feb, 12, A. D, GHO.'H. WALSH. Plaintif's Attorney, Kooehiching; Minnesota. To stid Defendant? . Tuke notice that the copipiaingt inithe above entitled action has been fled in the office of the clerk of said’ district court at Grand | sapids, in said Teasen county, GEO. H, WALSH, Attornoy for Plaintiff. Dp CHAS. M. STORCH, PHYSICIAN AND.SURGEON Offee and Residence, Cor. Kindred and 3rd GRAND RAPIDS. D* D! COSTELLO} DEFECTIVE PAGE ooh tanta ears’ ace + é 3: "N. A -PAONAULT’ RReeeeneeeee PROPRIFTOR Pioneer. Barber. , “Shop. Your Patronage Solicited. # LELAND, AYENUIS. seesesoessuotesennee 4 * * * in * a y id ee & : * * * = * &, * € + s = * = di * = Ed é a. 3. = % * * ied = 2 * * * + 77 BRICK Sei 2 CEMENT : a fair vin ©. W. Hastincs. 1 ¥P.8H ELDON. President, jashier P. J. SHELDO! . H. Arkan, MAA President. Asst, Osebier First National Bank, Grand Rapids, Minn. ‘Transacts a General Banking Business. Cox H. SPEAR ATTORNEY AT LAW GRAND RAPIDS, MINN 8. BF. Warts Feank F. Paroe Wore &, PRICE “LAWYERS (Office Over Metzger’ 's Meat Market) GRAND RAPIDS MINN. And 815-816 Torry Building Duluth, Mino - GEORGE THAYER CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Stone Walls, Cisterns and Chimneys Built. Practical Plasterer, Grand Rapids, Minn. Call at Residence on Sleeper avenue, Opposite J, J. Decker. Do You Want A Home? Corner Jot 150x140 in Houghton’s Addition with small house and good garden for sale cheap if taken at once. Small payment aud easy terms on balance. Price $250. FIVE ROOM HOUSE and two lots, fenced, city water, in best loca- tion. .Stone foundation under house. Price $900. “We also have many desirable resi- dence lots that can “be bought on monthly payments. . Call and get prices. ‘ FARM LANDS at prices and terms that will sell on sight. Reisht's-Remer Land Gi. Tepe rreuy 'Woodmen’s - Dance,) _M onday bbe epededstheyibeeesens ‘ At Village Hall, Evening, 27 th, 1903. 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