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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-15

EOR RENT furnished or unfurnished, large
Il conveniently arranged house near For
syth park. Address V. this office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-15

ENOR RENT. on Oct. Ist dwelling No. 1873
II Duffy street, between Bull and Whitaker.
Apply II. f. TRAIN l25 New Houston street,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20
POLITICAL POINTERS.
Last Nights Reception to Hon
Truman PlantZ.
meetings for the Purpose Of Organizing
Campaign Clubs Etc.-Tomorrow
Night.

A large number of democrats and cti-
zens generally called upon Truman Piantz,
democratic candidate for congress, at the
Rock Island house last night. the recep.
ton being entirely informal. Among those
who paid their respects to Mr.. Plantz
were DR.. j. NJ. Barth and DR.. ]. R. Hol-
lowbush. who formerly resided at War
saw. Mr.. Plantz' home. and who were
anxious to greet their old fellow citizen.
Later in the evening MIR. Plantz
accompanied by number of repre-
sentative democrats. visited Turner
hall. where meeting was held pursuant
TO the call of Chairman Wheelan of the
democratic city committee, to consider
the plan Of arrangements for tomorrow
nights reception to Judge Altgeld.
Today Mr.. Planiz has been at Moline,
where in company with Hon. George W.
Vinton, MsX Kohn. chairman of the
democratic city committee in that city,
and others. he has been meeting with a
cordial reception or every hand. To-
night he will be accorded reception at
club, Moline.
A meeting has been called for tonight
at Roche's hall to reorganize the Sunny
side marching club. which has proved
such power in local politics in years
gone by. The club will make arrange
men's to turn out tomorrow night.
A meeting is to be held tonight in the
rooms over the Arcade cigar store for the
purpose of forming a young mems DEM
ocratic club.
There will be a torchlight procession
tomorrow night in honor of Judge Alt
geld and Truman Plan,z prior to the
meeting at Harper's theatre All the To-
cal clubs will participate, as well as the
clubs of Mol ne and Davenport.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20
River Riplets.

TIE Verne Swain came down and the
Isaac Staples. Robert Dodds, Pilot and
Sidney passed up.
The stage of water at Rock Island
bridge at noon today was $40, and the
temperature was IS.
Capt. Tom sherwood of Davenport.
has some vivid recollections of the cholera
epidemics that have run the length of the
Mississippi. having been through a
couple of them at least. In 1866 for ex-
ample, he started on the old Canada from
st. Louis to st. Paul. The cholera was
travelling on the same boat. Between
St. Louis and Keokuk 40 persons died,
and at the latter place every passenger
forsook the steamer. ana she turned back
to st. Louis. Capt. Isherwood's descrip-
tons of midnight buryings are vivid and
realistic. The boat would tie up at any
convenient bank and bodies simply en-
closed in rough board boxes that he had
made and shrouded in only the clothes
worn in life. would be buried by the light
of faring torches. At one landing Of
this kind nine such boxes were placed
under the sand. The terrors and horrors
and distress of such q river voyage are
not to be imagined.
The snagbost Gen. Barnard is work
ing on the Silas Wright. which was
wrecked recently on the rapids. The
old bull will be cut into three sections, to
enable the owners to recover the boil.
ers, "nigger" and engine. 1t will take
three or four days to clean away the
wreck. The Silas Wright, which at that
time was the bow boat for a raft being
taken over the rapids. was driven onto
the rocks by strong cross current set
ting in below Winnebago Island
and running toward the Illinois shore.
The cross current appeared after
the government had built dam running
from the head Of the island to CampbelPs
island for the purpose of throwing more
water over the chain which is rather bad
there. This dam shut off the current
running between the islands, which it
seems had regulated the current at the
foot Of Winnebago. The government
force. has started wing dam from the
foot of the island which, will run down
about 400 feet. 1t is expected that the
dam will either do away with this cross
current or throw it below the rocks which
are rather thick at this place. The dam
will probably be finished this fall.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20

seats. q few weeks previous to the date
of the concert, which will be announced
as soon as the subscription
reaches the sum necessary to ensure the
undersigned against loss.
The band will travel in a special train
OF 10 cars, consisting of a baggage car, a
large armory car. fitted up in military
style. with lockers for uniforms, etc. !,
where the 100 musicians will dress and
prepare for the concerts; four sleeping
cars, two dining cars, q mOker and OBJ
servation car; altogether a regular hotel
on wheels, where all will live day and
night. throughout the entire tour.
1t will be readily conceived that the
whole undertaking will be attended with
great expense. but the very magnitude
and scale of grandeur upon which it is
proposed to carry it out, has cham
about it that will no doubt. meet with q
liberal and enthusiastic response from
the American people.
Already several cities have taken the
Initiative. and lively and exciting pres
sure for the choicest seats is now going
on. 1t now rests with your citizens to
have, if they will, this glorious musical
festival-a festival that will mark an
epoch in the musical history of our city.
meyer to be forgotten, and one of the de-
lights of which no language can describe.
Very respectfully yours,
P. s. GILMORE.
Subscriptions will be received at
Fluke's book store or by mail to Mama
ger Charles T. Kindt. Subscription prices
$3.50 and 80 90 per ticket.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20
SIDE TALK,
Matters Discussed at the Council
Meeting Last Night.
steps Taken Toward Purchasine a
street Sweeper-COmmu
lions Read and Acted
Upon.

At last nights meeting of the city
council Aid. w. F. Schroeder presided
In the bsence of Mayor McCouochie.
AID. Huesing introduced a resolution
calling the councils attention to the dust
nuisance now existing in the city and
providing that the finance committee be
| instructed to ascertain the cost of an i'm
proved sweeper and report to the council.
| This islam excellent move, as there is moth
ing now so much needed in the city as a
street sweeper to relieve the stores and
residences along the pavement of the dis
| agreeable dust arising from the pavement.
A communication from s. N. Stewart
asking that the council grant him ferry
franchise to rin ferry from here to
Davenport. ayr eing to run a steam ferry
in connection with his steam launch if
the council so desires. 1t was referred
to the license committee.
| The present strife between the new and
the old ferry companies is of concern to
the public only in so far that it desires
the best possible mode of communication
between the cities of Rock Island and
Davenport. Just so far and no further
is THE ARGUS interested in this animated
controversy. 1t wants the best, no mat
ter who is the master of the situation
The Rock Island-Davenport ferry has
for years had things its own way here
abouts. 1t has provided first class
boat and in the main given satisfaction,
although none will gainsay The fact that
the service has been improved since the
Inauguration of the bridge car line. 1t
is an equally indispItable fact too, that the
old boat has not put itself out to be over
| accommodating. In the first place it is too
| large and too clumsy to make quick time
, between the two cities. Two small boats
that would run up to the dock and out
| again in j fly would more properly
meet the public idea. The present boat
is a credit to the owners, as fine a ferry
| as there is on the river--but does it Fl |
the billf In this day, people have no
time to waste in ferry dock. On the
other hand do the napths launches fill the
bill9 The authorities bestowing fran-
chises should be guarded and guided by
a determination to give the public the
best. No absolute monopoly should be
tolerated unless it provides all that the
public desires. In word the public
wants. if anything, superior service to the
present. No inferior service should
| survive.
| A petition was also read by the clerk
from property holders desiring to
have change made in the Seventh ward
/ sewers. but as the matter is already in
court City Attorney Haas explained that
it was too late to make any changes. and
the petitions were received and placed on
| file.
| Some misunderstanding seemed to ex-
ist between members of the fire and
light committee and Chief Ramskill, in
regard to having an Office furnished the
latter, and after a discussion of the mat
ter it was finally decided to have the
chief furnish an Office at an expense not
to exceed 500.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20
GILMORE'S FAMOUS BAND.
A Marvellous Tour PrOpOsed-ShaIl
the Tri-Cities Have ItY

NRw YORK. Sept. 15-Editor ARGUS:
During the concert tour of Gilmore's band
last fall through nearly a hundred vest
ern cities-large and small-the under
signed announced to many of his audi
ences that in recognition OF this year be-
ing the 40Oth anniversary of the discov-
erv of the American continent, he
proposed to celebrate the event by the
grsndest tour ever made by any musical
organization. For this purpose he will
increase his band to 100 musicisns-the
elite of the musical profession-includ
ing at least % famous soloists, with the
addition of the most celebrated singers of
the day. The selecting of musicians
from oyer g 500 now residing in the city
of New York, and also from other cities,
to increase the band to 100 members, has
been going on for the past few months
and is now almost complete. Not one
can enter our Tanks who is not thor
ough musician and first class artist
upon his instrument. 1t will indeed be
band of which it can truly
be said that, through the
splendor of its organization, the COM
pleteness of its equipment, the great va
riety OF its instruments, the magnificence
OF its programs and the perfection of its
performances, there never have been, in
any country in the world, anything OF the
kind to compare with it. Such wonder
full band cannot fail TO reflect honor upon
the musical profession. honor upon the
age in which we live. and honor upon
America.
Now comes the question: Are your
citizens DESTROYS of a visit for one grand
concert by this great organization2 II so.
let all who will, go at once and place
their names upon the subscription list,
and at the same time select their seats, u
record of which will be placed upon the
managers books. and duplicate OF the
Numbers given to each subscriber.
This attraction will be seen only where
we are guaranteed against Losses. and
Manager Kindt of the Burtis of Daven-
port has placed the tri-cities in light
where we think they can be added TO one
of the cities of our tour. The tour will be
made in October. November and Decem
Der. and no money from subscribers will
be required or accepted until the box
Office 10 opened for the public sale Of
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20
E,XECUToR'S NOTICE.

Estate OF Otto F Ehlers, Deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed ex.
ecutor Of the last will and testament of Otto F.
Ehers, late Of the county of Rock Island state a
Illinois, deceased. hereby gives notice that he viii
appear before the county court OF Rock Islaa :
county, at the office of the clerk of said court in
the city Of Rock Island. atthe Novembe rserm en-
the First Monday in November next, at which tine
all persons having claims against said estate are
notified and requested attend for the purpose OF
having the same adjusted. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make Immediate
payment to the undersigned
Dated this oath day OF August A. D. 1894
JOHN OHLWEILE6.
Executor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20
Western Investments.

Orchard State bank. of Orchard, Me-
braska, makes investments in real estate
securities; per cent interest net to in
yestors. No loans made except upon
the personal inspection of the officers
+. w DAFT. president; s. Dart. cashier
References-Nitchell & Lynde. bank
ers; j. F Robinson, cashier Rock Island
National bank; G c. Carter, NJ. D. :;
Henry Darts Sons, wholesale grocers.
Correspondence solicited
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20
PICKED UP.

Well, no matter where or how we have
got them. they will go this week for HALF
REGULAR PRICES All this week il they
last so long (but prices will hustle them
off
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20

There are also four alternates, one of
whom is Sixth regiment man, B. F.
Williams. of Company E. with record
OF 953. The other slternstes are Private
Ben Barrett, of Company NJ, Fourth, 961,
Capt. G. h. Shaw. inspector of rifle prac
tice for the Second. 956:and Private Chas
Austin, Company NJ Fourth, 947.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20
Buy your hardware at the Columbia
Sunnysides. Attention.

A meeting will be held at Roche's hall
this evening at S o'clock to reorganize
the Sunnyside democratic campaign club
All members OF the club and other demo-
Gratis desiring to join are requested to at
tend. j. 81. LIDDLEs,
DANIEL CoRKKN. President
Vice President.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20
ILLINOIS SHARPSHOOTERS

How the sixth Re EIment Fares Among
Those Selected for the contest Oct.
"a
The Illinois team to take part in the
interstate rifle contest at Fort Sheridan
Oct. "a has been chosen. This team will
shoot against similar teams from the nil
litia of Iowa, Wisconsin. Minnesota and
from the Fifteenth Infantry, U. s. A.
places in the team by their scores at the
rifle range include five men from the Sixth
regiment, which gives the Sixth a big
lead in the record for marksmanship
man
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20
Japanese Dolls.

Japanese OOllS.
The Japanese pay more at
tention to the amusement of the
children than any other nation.
1 have a fresh supply of
toys, comprising dolls, several
sizes. ''roly polys" that can't
be turned over, and straw meu,
colors not to be washed off, that
are cheap and can hardly fail
to amuse the little ones.
Call and see them.
G.. M. LOOSELY.
Crockery Stora,
1910 second avenue.
Rock Island III.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20

When gazing in your lovers eyes.
How soon his sense OF rapture dies
II there's no sweetness in your breath:
Ii by your failing teeth be shown
That SOZODONT to you's unknown,
And that your mouth is suffering death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-09

Wsosa1ng - . paoosnees 1fAIo - she
A1asa Near IaRsahses He.
LAr1AuRH, No, Feb 1.-THE west
bound limited express. known - tho
"Denver," on the Chicago 4 Alton rail-
road Va wrecked 1t this place Sum
DAY morning In head end collision
With . aide tracked eastbound
stock train. The accident hap
pend q o'clock. and the Denver.
which does not stop hero, was
making 60 mfles m hour. Tho switch
had bssn carclessly placed or tempered
with, for the flying train vccred and
In IN instant was In collision with the
stock train. On neither train had
anyone . second for delibera-
zion. Both engines were total
" wrecked. the baggage. express
carr and smoker of the limited
were splintered and about dozen
stock can thrown from the track. The
shock Of the collision was terrific and
passengers were thrown headlong over
seats and out Of berthA Dozens Of
bruises and desh wounds resulted, bui
mono of the passengers were seriously
injured Those on the engines
were the sunprcra The dead
are: Alexander Ellington. of Rood
house, Ill, engineer Of the freigh'
train: Frank Kellar, Of Roodhopse
III. fireman Of the passenger train
Thomas Kinderman, of Roodhodse
III. fireman Of the freight train. Chri
Alderman. engineer OF the passengel
Grain. was badly hurt, and may die
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-09

s.c5 cwt: bucKwheat -four. 81 50 = cwt; corn
meal, So q tor; feed. Sl0t<S2l per ton; mid
dlinxs. $40 a ton bran. SIS q ton: ships. SO ?
ton; screenings. $40 p ton.
tenderioin. 121zc; ham. l2c: beef steak. 5000
roast, So l6c; rib. 4c; mutton, 6@l4c; spr1n1
lamb, 60si6c; spring chicken. H0l6c; turkeys
H6s16c; ducks. H@l6c.
Psoprck- Butter 2ic; eggs. sc; potatoes
l0c = bu; bets. Toe = PIX; onions, z5@3Oc y PIX.
beans Coo q PIX: apples. Zoe = PIX; grapes. lO@
&c . Ii: nsarS Acf6salc Il 0OZ.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-09

8RAu-Wheat. ssc; corn. 40c; oats. Sc; rye.
&c; barley. Sl.l0 = cwt; ouckwheat. sc 2 hu-
AEAT-Beef. Hx07c; pork. 505Hc; mutton.
&C.; spring lamb. 7@8c; fowls. &c; spring
ducks. iisisc.
PRoDucr-Butter. 2oc; eggs. Dc; potatoes.
Bc = bu; beefs. &c p bu; onions. zoe u bu;
beans, sl.35 z blu; honey. lie; apples. s22'
y bbi; 6o075 p bu.
HAY-Timofhy, sls@l6 ? ton; clover. $l3@tl
= ton; straw 81 = ton.
Hrprs AND TAILows--tireen. &c ;steers. over
20 lbs, SIC; cured, Sc; calf skins. green. sc
calf skins. cured. SIC; tallow. rough. llsc
pclts, 60c0S 80; dckin. 15025c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-09
Local Fur market.

Bear. large. SIS. s. and s.; Beaver. per h.,
q and s.; cat. wild. 30c. 2oc ma ice; cat.
house, loc; deer SKINS dry. per h.. e0c and
l5c; fisher. IS and e.; fox. red. s0c and t1c;
fox. gray. sslc and 4rc fox. cross. 81. s. and
Sc and &c: mink, 81. zoe. ace and &c; martin
81. Use COO and soc otter S.. s.. 81 aud 81. & rae
coon. soc. :yc. l0c and &c; skunk. black. 8. tot
and 10c; skunk. narrow stripe. 1c ana &C
akunk broad stripe. l5c And lGe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-09


rhe Chinese can remain in one posi-
ton an indefaite tzne. have no eoa-
seiousness Of monotoay. can DO witacos
exercise, are inpervlous % noasr, can
70 70 sleep AZ any time and IN any stti-
tude--ali because they have no nsrvea.
Il & not 10 be supposed that this nerve
lesslsss IS ply siologicsl fact. but Z
cann1t be doubted that the Chinamana
patisnee. endurance. and insusceptiblh'
81 10 Influences which weuld send Eu'
ropesn into An early grave ar9 eonstasn
tional he cannot help taking thing
= tkey come, Curiously enough this N
ai6erenee is not nssocizted with wan
q energy. for the chinaman y exeep
sisnslly Industrious lie - sinply y
eanaible N vvervv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-09
HE GOT IT BY WIRE
NC iLvMNE PAYS The PENALTY
He Faces Dsaxh calnly and Ezpiatss he
Musder q osoessymsn Lucas con-
nis,ss rva Years ArsA

Nxv yozx. Feb a-Chasles He'll
vains was shocked - death IL the
prisen hers The nRs1 eoatae< heing
mads - lila = - tt dnrstion Of
contact was foety-1ve seconds In .
few ssconds alter ~ surrsnt vas cut
on BY osdsr - D.. NneDonsld. frosh
issued frnm ths uontA and almost sim
ultanesusly thers vs. = quick gur9iing
sxiIieioa on1 - qutck ayseovsry. Hike
. peraoa et5sngiing II wo1sr eoing The
vrsag vsy-
4 oesea1 1r1al usssssasy.
he eurrsnt WAS II eaee SseDylied
ond eontiausd for forty-dve seconds
when the doctors exnmine6 Ne wrist
end jugular vein for pulsations: there
were none, snd after exaninstien b
oil the doctors present the subject was
declared dad
BsssA Dsnsh calnly.
NcIlvaine went 70 hfs death calmly.
WHOM he was brought into the room
he locked quie1Sly abuut and then dxed
his eyes n The chair. Ata sien from the
,ehisl keeper ~ walked over 70 It nm
ninehingly and sAt down Ihsn he
stared straight ahsad Of him =
The deputies quickly sdjusted the
ssraps and drew then tight- Az The
faee strap va adjusted Nellvsins
rev excited and shouted: Let Ae1
To-" Instantly tho current Of 1,7oe
vslts was turned on The doctora with
enc exception. believe life and con
scisusnsas were destroyed st the sans
instant Az compared with the Kemm'
Ter exseution that Of McIlvaine VA
much lssa distressing
uis Crima
NcIlvains vas cot quite ~ yeays old when b
committee his sorYible crime. anA be hAA Jus
been married 70 girl stil younger than him
self Whan passing through Jay street. a epel
uindev IN 0sscer Christian Lueas' hsuse -
sraeteae NeIlyaine's asssntioa IL was ~
easy mark" ~ thought and falling n
companies 10 watt he removed his shoe
ana climbed up 70 the wfnAsw. while - Va
searchtne for plunder Lucas surprised him
NcIlvaino whipped cut lnifa and. - LISA
opproache4 p1unged Il again End agoan into n
maa's BODY. When Lucas dropDea 1ead IL "a
VITA fuurtsen wounds showing uhefe ~ ou'
slnr's knife had struck
NcIlvaine was captured red-handed He h
I've srials sho Jury eoeh ttme nnding him guilt
.of uurder IN ne nrst degree Three times u
veek e his Aeash ~ beea nxed His case b
- enrriod thxuugh all - state courts ard
- supreue court of The United Sntees n
uore nan I've pears have elspsed slnce his ~
sui erims sppallsd ths people Of Brooklyn ~
New Yorh-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-09
THE GRAND RAPIDS
Land and improvement Co. S
REVISED LIST OF
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

Ten acres OF excellent garden land ono mile
south Of Burton avenue. for sale or rent
Handsome lots ON tho Bell Phil0 addition
on Burton avenue. near Division street. tor
sale: also the house aud barn on said plat
with garden spot. for sale OF rent.
We have fne tract Of hardwood timber.
conveaient to market. aad SiOoo cash 70 ex-
change for desirable residence
We have lue list Of desirable city property
for sale or exchange Tor good improved farms
Pine and Hardwood tfnbefed lands In the
upper and lower pcninsulas Of Michigan In
large or small tracts; also In Wisconsin.
Minnesota and the South for sale at bargains;
aieo mineral lands. farms. etc. in all parts Of
the country.
We take full charge Of property. advertise Il
for rent and collec: and remit rents u Sl2 pc,
annum.
A nne section Of Kansas land with improyt
| menfs. AMI Detroit city property to exchanes
for good Michigan farm or Grand Rapids Cit
property.
Cali and SEQ rs II you desirs to sell. buy. rent
! or exchange property.
GRAND RAPIDS
| LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
62Wonderly Building.
1 Phone 667.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-09

CHICAGO, F0b. d
CA1rrx-Msrket fairly active. Prices steady
and unchanged Quotations ranged ~ Ass9
$50 for choice to extra shipping Steers; ~ 2o0
$50 for good to choice do; $a6oQA 30 for fair TO
good; . loG3oo for common to medium do's
SaOoQa5O for butchers Steers; o2.3003o0 Tor
Stcckers; e. 3oQ175 for Texas Steers; r. 10
400 for Feeders: o. 1oa3 50 for Cows; A.Toa7s
for Bulls, and e.oo06o0 for Veal Calves
Hoos-Market fairly active. and prices SC
higher Sales ranged 1T e3.s5e460 for Pigs;
Al50A00 for light; t1-l50Aoo for rough pack
ing; =. s5945 for mixed. and NG0Ao0 ios
heavy packing and shipping lots
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-09

case 81 George Painter charged with
the narder Of Alice Martha known -
Alies Painter. on May ~. 1884. Sunday
morning returned verdict Of guilty.
fsx,n.x ths peozlty at death
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-09

LILY White Flour.
Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, is q family fayorite. Try it.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-09
NoNBY TO LOAN.


no you WANT MONEY?t-If 90 you will
~ md 1t to your advantage to 500 " before
we make loans on household goods. pi1nos
horses. wagons or PERSONAL properly ~ Any
kind ut the lowest posSiblcl rates ana In tho
quick est possible time.
Our leans are made without publicity and
the property IS left in your undtstnrbed pos
session.
can be paid In full. or in part. ut any time -
suit your convenience. and any part paid ro-
duces the cost Of carrying the loan.
II you owe balance on furniture, piano or
other property. We will pay It up for you aud
carry Il As long as sou desire.
Our Cf1ceS are the NEST pleasant IN the CITY
and are so arranged that parties calling upon
ms may DO waited UPON quickly and courte-
ously.
property aud the money and can return the
money ct any tim ;.
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
Room 2 Tower block.
Corner OF Monroe. Pearl and Canalsts