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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-03
American Aid for Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 2-Hon. Charles
Emory Smith, United States minister to
Russia, has handed Rev. Mr.. Francis,
pastor of the Anglo American church in
this city, q large sum of money sub
scribed by Americans for the relief of the
famine sufferers. Among the subscrip-
tions is one OF 81, 400 from Jewish syna-
rocue in California
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Northern Pacific Sued for $4,000

TACOMA, Jan. 2.-[Special. Sarah Dean,
whose husband was killed on the North
ern Pacific log train near South Prairie
last March, has began suit for 5000
damages. Dean was conductor on log
train. For five years. Mrs. Dean says, her
husband had failed to support her.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-03
Deep Creek Falls Mill Burned,

SPOKANE, Jan. Especial. THE mill
property of ]. n. Bauman & Son at Deep
Creek Falls, eighteen miles west of this
city, was burned yesterday. Loss, SO, 500;
insurance, $1,000. This about cleans up
the village, being the third fire within nine
rnnnfhS
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A Steamboat Fireman Drowned.

NEW WESTMINSTER, Jan. Especial. i
Rufus Brown, a fireman on the steamer
Irving, fell overheard near Mission City
yesterday and was drowned before assist
ance could be given. Deceased was Is
years old, and unmarried.
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The Bankrupt Insurance Companies.

TACOMA, Jan. Especial. - sam c.
Slaughter was today appointed receiver Of
tie North Pacillc Insurance Company.
Receiver VII \ Rice. OF the West Coast
Fire and Marine Insurance Company. to-
day reported 10 the court that no account
o. any consideration could be found for
notes tor over So, 000 issued by President
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-03
A Brakeman Killed at Salem Or

SALEM, Or, Jan. 2.-J. 7. Brazer, brake
man on Southern Pacific construction
train. was thrown across the track today
and train passed over his neck, severing
the head from the trunk
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Killed His wife.s Parano,r

BROWNSVILLE, Mimi, Jan. 2-Haf Cot
an Indian on the Sisseton reservation. was
found IN compromising condition with
the wife Of Red Bird, who killed him.
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w here Is He?

Any one knowing the whereabont. of a young
HoIander By the name of John Wignan will re.
ceIve literal reward BY notifying his brother.
rs nignan, 9.5l9 Lundys Lane, Chicago, IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-03
SUICIDE IN THE HONEYMOON.

A San Pedro Youth, Married on Christ
mas, shoots Himself.
SAN PEDRO, Cal, Jan. 2-Alfred Oman.
aged % years, assistant cashier of the San
Pedro bank, shot and killed himself to-
day. He was married Christmas evening.
and had just returned from the wedding
trip. No reason for the suicide is known.
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Interest-bearing debt on
December 81 ........... 1856, $40
Increase during months 100
Debt which interest
has ceased ........... 4,63s,44o
Decrease during month. 646,430
Debt bearing no interest. $50, ,646
Decrease during month. 1,u1710 -
Aggregate debt. ...... S976,0S2,056
Decrease of aggregate
debt during month. 1,75S,24o
Aggregate of debt includ-
ing certificates and
treasury notes ......... 1858. $4,000
Cash in Treasury
Gold coin and bars. 49,. s27s, s46,75o
Silver dollars subsidiary
coin, trade dollars and
bars. ................... 415 976,3i2
Paper money ...-......... IL 223,S32
Bonds, minor coins, etc. 20,254O OS-s757, 800 49,
Demand Liabilities
Gold, silver currency GER
tihcates and treasury
notes 80. .............s 577, 1922
Disbursing officers bal
ance fund............ 45,5S3,025
Gold reserve. ............. 10o000.000
Net cash balances. 3i,57i l2S-S757, 300 432
Cash EGiGRceS-
In treasury November 80. $139. 1887
In treasury December 81. l3I,57i,l25
Decrease during month -. &,552, 7s9
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Kemp, of the company. He believes that
Kemp uttered the notes as president of
the company without the knowledge OF
the directors
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Emperor Williams New Years.

BERLIN. Jan. Especial. Bleak winds
and drenching rains ushered in the new
year. Such miserable weather, of course,
had some effect on the celebration of the
day. The court functions were the same
as usual. AT the levee, where all the COM
handing generals, government officials
and court officers filed past the throne,
the emperor wore the gala uniform of a
Prussan general with the ribbon of the
Order of the Black Eagle. The empress was
attired in a magnificent court robe. She
also wore the ribbon of the Black Eagle
and the decorations of many other orders.
At noon the emperor rode to the arsenal
to perform the usual New Years cere-
mony OF giving parole to the
troops. Everybody here expected
him to make important utterances
on this occasion, but he said nothing be-
yond a few words in addressing a group
of officers. He advised them TO speedily
acquire knowledge of the power and use
OF the latest military improvements.
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Another French Bl.hop yioIate.thsIau

PARIS, Jan. "A case somewhat similar
to that OF the archbishop OF AK has arisen
between the government and the
bishop Of Carcassone. The order is
sued by the government at the time of the
Pantheon incident, forbidding French
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.

A Decrease During December OF More
Than One and Three-Quarter Millions.
WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. 2.-Following is
recapitulation of the public debt state
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German Catholics Obtain Concessions.

BERLIN, Jan. 2.-For the solid vote of
the Centrists in the reichstag, which en-
abled the government TO pass the CONNER
cial treaties, that party is about to obtain
the long desired concession granting the
clergy greater control of instruction in
primary schools. Count Won Zedlitz, min
lister of public worship, will submit to the
landtag project comforting power on the
clergy to examine candidates for teacher
ship on religious questions. The Catho-
lies regard the concession as one which
will enable the clergy to control the
schools through the teachers. The pro-
ject will cause bitter fight in the land
tag, as the Conservatives hold it will
pervert the character of the volks-schule.
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Deserters Should Not Return to Germany

BERLIN, Jan. 1.-The American legation
here is busy with the cases of American
citizens of German birth who have been
arrested in this country for desertion from
the army. American Minister Phelps finds
the government ready to accede to any
reasonable demand for the release of re-
turned deserters, even when the laws per-
NIT of their retention, but it would be bet
ter if men liable to prosecution on this
charge would remain in their adopted
country
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
go 80.

Tafr4gse. Aux Fl-W heat started this
neral ~ Nltn s8me advance 81 yesterday >
& 0sr tmafogem-lt 3rinz aar crirny 70 the
Fefarted bad 'seafner IN ths northwest. 1hica
Eas sad O. ~ III i4ril. TIE A4rf led -f1ln
srl tl she nclds au1 rae uncut sFsia ss s-lL
lHl the afsl lual VI - The crowd 10 sell aaf
IA strength s1s aalskly ios- auA decided
acaSlfrss laoS - place Tie DOWN iara was
hrIDsl ls rae iDeFa recelofs. tae Indications
fa lie llqfllls papers hat cleIera - as Epar
olUY @ctlaz a 1rner grip oH Europe aud the
f--e oferuzs 81 long wheat ST 81 h91r-s
nrfe sa circulation 9arp rti1S g. 20 the rstt
mates sf the kielaa congress and gcnefal4y
acre 1frfl ls .Hcl. sl0ei4- aiZ Increase ia
tls European prosp ects fhis year as COMPARED
rh last. aad these h-IFes all1 verg depres
sing ln1lcnee- 50 ID spite u some decidedly
u4liish features ga lle home sitAaL ll srAA-
lrss the srncrai rule Closing prices were
20 love-.
Wh-st 40. z August. I5sse; September. 7s5sei
Lircell1er l.--e-
csra-slzusl. 81 1.e5 September. 5l'les Dc
t0rer ses Nav $50
u4fs-sopSem5er. ss54e; oetsoer. si-sci May.
re
Psrs-s september. 500; October. :lo.72, !;
lard september. SO; October. $50; Jan
short ris.- september so October. S.d2]s;
I44uarV 81 a..
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The Market o without special features for
yesterday. Blacx3erries are lGse. HgcSle-
berries rema.a a. S-15.B $500. p aches went Is
ftgh "a si.t1. Warermrloas are quoted az = -
Use. and new soua0cs are down TO Sl0o per
bushel
New potatoes s20o per Dbl; cucumbers. Zoe
doL. butter. l5tg-Ocs eggs. l5ci Lawt0l
ttacSberries 1859. huckl obeTries. S-.I3tS3.0c
i1e.lse per dor, w2,rrmeions, ZC4a25c; onions.
500 nlf. lsmOus 600 and 30. sl.asst>. %
oranges. s6oCts7 90; Halls Early sl-25Gsl50 bu;
Eariy Michigan free stones. $4,000 per bni
California aprleOts. &C doZ; bananas y, "
6s2.a0 bunch, hand picked medium beans.Sl..3'
clover seed. medium. 500. mammoth. g 90
bus timothy seed. si%8Al0i millet. tLl5J
l.15, tomatoes. tl.o0 per bu. green corn, l9Sl2c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

CaIC4G1 IsloS -fsC6 YARDs. Aug. D.-ke-
c. pls were s4rgrlslng,T light and a SLACK de-
maud sellers drained better prices genor-
aiF. ullg anaur lU1 cattle apr we'd. aud 1853
ul tltE Lur bsr were rangers. AL grades sod
Is sl4a oetrrr rhau 8u Monday. Hogs were
hela considerably higher but buyers were
500 O. respond. eleep Were only about 4.AO
head
NaltIs-Eeceiprs 2i.0U0s extra Qualities OF
steers a. Sos 90 COWS aud bulls 81 Z5etLf5.
HoSs- Receipts. uNoes 4savg. g. ,t@ltN;
mixed and med lui. sLslS5Gi Hight. $500
So
sneep--Recelprs. 400. poor % choice. SIS
eo.lUi lambs. 43.5Ultt.-5.
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FIGURES OF TRADE

49, fEaz AIS Aaasg - esa .9ane1
essF Al 81 Ger es41 ee 1iz2csi a.
Ai.e esr sts SEE -a
larrll-e closed lla uasr-t rates. -
t ssflt- Fsfes le te sel FOO siAss
GaTs 4l4 81 lsat TOR tel a84
Eer4l4elt Bonds sra 3 I'D currency. g.
"a e4 $ ss4E s.1. rxfeatai = rs--
is.e.a1 si s'1 sr.lc 90 say aalls elessd -
81 aa- LHal afs. .h cd silAlla .-1ta,
E.af tra.rsH. go sl1
lH.l ~ Goo ,lse. ek-l2aEr t9e4t ass
F4lT tAh "a e AaFa.s ars - fa-..
el-4r aal AsN alAl4ll. - sse +ri t'4ciai
all alll.- Tefe D. sl4cts tllsf deserved -ae
Atilo sIesl'z. awe il-eTssE. Ertces Nese G '1-
a.. 81 o4l "a - Filee ~ e. s irr ee-l
3D.. oera r. s.I.l-a. l1r sales te 4eal alt'siill
"a O. fof65 sAats Darus en- af-e - q
tf4lig- ~ ~ -. AcG.Fe- Ae41ins as l4 %
Eeeiy lsHE - eaf ateia1ia pafi =. p
el.l als 8 heavy 145eF II 81 fslL er@
tlzlA.l a. "a 50 slr4i-s aifd Co-sal - con
lera,is eAlelf. tle aest pres ssfe zen r.
OIL eilfFa ar AZ tile close Re al Aner Tor the
d. r4ag-d from - pr rear. The sa-es
tor today Amounted G. III. shares.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
Groccrles - Provisions.

The grocery and provision market yesfer-
day vas disturb Il. sugars went up &c and
ia lard down &c. Package coffee went up
10 5000. and Michigan cheese wen ~ 70 D1s
b u t4c. Corrected quotations follow
eugars-tur LOAF. 81 go cubes. SIC; pow
drrrd. btsci Gran U atrd. 81. confectionery
a. 4i.es extra q. 50 - per cgt; yellow e. $50
a. &C. corn syrup. tsLac.
M1l8sses-Low grades. l3lS20ci medium. 20
&c fancy 81 s36c.
Package coae-s $3.50; Java green. 25GZoc;
Mocha green. = 94c. Maricaibo. i9GZZc; san
Los. &c e. bio. l6-s l9e.
Nsw Michigan cheese 10lzGlll5ci rolled
oats. barrels. 500; salt. saginaw barrels. Sc
art cree tass-COmpOuud. o. 4ci pure.
&c.
Neaf-Ham. i2l49i3e; shoulders. sc bacon.
d oil ic dried beef 81 .tIles snort cut porS.
sll15; clear back. Sl3.l5. mess. $500; bOneless
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Detroit Grain.

DErxorr Aug. 29-Wheat closed. Ne. 2. red.
cash. August and September To- sci Decem-
Der. sci 30. white. cas1, Toe
t0rn-No. :. cash. 81 &C.
MAIs-NA. 8. &lal &c.
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FUTILE BROS.
ron Sale

W0uss AMI iet. Fffih aFraue aas-
Madl.1u. sl.en. so 10 Firss Az.
s}fW grirs. worth stfol today.
hovev street. sinai > ace 81 20,
Mll ef street. scar -1uta iaa.a. Titi
lof tKl 3. gss4 heass. oalf fLfn.
81 dow faancr ta su3 1oaas
house Sos i.ss0f 8. fsrt frats vel
faHrfH zee ffn a~af prescott
street Na aufeF street 500
HFl8 f4.a iseaU n. rulF
ta.t $50 Sea hri ig-. smau hlusn
gsa1 esq., sad earaaf flfs sI
ever lhs eItF. IflIlE ENDa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31


IN the produce market yesterday about SO
bushels OF peaches were marketed. They
were Cob good demand and The market vas
= fEhtY hrmer than On he day before y w
potatoes are nov Bringing from 9 g. l0centsi
Duchess Aqp.es are frm - from &c 90 sl.to.
MlSk mei'ns are slightly higher. All wheat
Is hriuxtng sc go- hIshei. and Hour IL cuusid-
eraBy cheaper. There = little hay on the
market and rhe demand "a fully equal % the
supply. General average OF quality "a good.
Corrected quotations follow
Eggs. f4c butter. itto lsc. neg potatoes. 500
-orspeans. hand picked. sl&& 10 honey. l5c;
lettuce. r.. curi-y lettuce. 80 per basket.
nnnehes. crlcumoers. 1rafoc, new tuTainS.
fattc rn, cgreagesi r = l'e dozi green peas. &C
e. $40 hu. beets. saGsc bu; wax beans, tlt0i
neN tausfges.lc i1 corn. : Di'c doE ,ruta tagas.
g. to Hc, NufcGfSs apples. ,Ssi bu. carrots.
a.rs rT ants aoea $40 a0ki peppers. 81
pan pains. lle each piums. eitoto -i3i pears.
Ell $50. peaches. sl.0Rs15J. mush me- oas.
elj. q. 81 aQf- srtuuaZe. l-l5c bush pickling
c4ormt~rs. fr per hundred.
tfrlln-W gear. 9lf. ttr; ueT. r9cs corn. &c; ;
osts Tc rye fae barley, si.lQ.
tIaur aad seed-Lay White. sAb1 patent.
$50 per cffi bucsNheai folr. $50 pes cEt.
mfd'inzs. ta ger t1n bran, si5 per ton;
81 -. IL. per EN-. screenings. Els per ton.
HaH.--h ashea. $50 ses ur washed. le8lc.
HaT-N'w clover. t4l. tim0thg. $40.
NtIft ana "a. 1N-aretH. s.st'lt steers,
over q JOS. ar, cured. aasf ac. car skius.
T7a-h. t'1e- rcndorsd. 3iic; pelrs ie@'5ci
Reef "a r PORK. rfRsc. fresh pork lolns
1oiesfie mutton. &sc. sprIng .aub. aEi0c
f1N \. t9i-ci spr'sS chicken. u Relies veal.
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MISCELLANEOUS
yosBY 10 Ioan.

no TOU WANT MOEEYf-Ii 90 you will
~ dad IL TO Tour advantage 10 SEE US before
borroviuE
NsmAke iosns on housenold goods pianos
horsss wagons. or personal property Of any
Elnd at the iovest POSSIBLE rates ana "a the
Qalcksss pOss BE time.
Our loans are made without publicity ana
the property - ieft IA your undisturbed POS
session
LoAns csn be carried az long az desired ~
can hs paid n fun or "a part. AZ s8Y time -
SOS your eonven snce. an1 anT part paid "a
euces tae cost q csrrYin tee .oan.
Ifynuorr = tsisn - % fuyn fure plano or
other property. sill gsJ il up Tor Tou aui
cnrry g - ong a. you desire.
We $50 make loans on the building sad
I. a. sa-nei alton plan.
Cur oHces sF- ths most 'eassnt IN sna uitY
ard Arr = arranged fhsf parties CAS- ~ u.0n
- nay - rsitsd ubon eulesT AID courts
orsiT
ferneu,ter ma You hav. fhs use ~ both ths
BFopertg and tne moueg and cea return ~
mouey ~ any TIM
GRAND RAPIDS N0RT9ksE loan Co.
Room q loser block.
Ccrner Of Nanroe Pesri sad Cans 81
WovEY ~ LOAN John =. Martin s
Z" tsnsi So.
MONEY inaNEn Far ~ .rt rlnie IH nfg.
"a nF snA amounts nr auT fern az ~ q
serlIfT frsHs a. werner racm 81 chi
zan esst .o. hlit1tHg EHena -R
II von ~art money s0a har- fh. proper a.
eurfg ere NtHhkffsa 2 per cent $40 10
fefs fnr hesE .ud Hcefa~nt Gas hafen a..
sg-nt. - NeT HaHsemaa
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OIL Market

~ sfsr White. Tee r.. headlight 1902. 7ifc.
waie white. 0il test. De-. sisc Eocene. i6o ~
usoaerfrcd ssove gasoline. r4o. "a.
bsodarifed naetla 81 II re-
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H. J. DeGOLIk,
Real Estate Agents,
Rooms s and 9 Tower Block
FOR SALE


Two houses and lots on East Bridge street.
one on south Lafayette street with ali mod
ern improvements, furnace. gas. city water
sewer connections. etc,
Two houses and lots on Wealthy avenue.
Two houses and lots on Filth avenue near
College.
House and lot on Ashland avenue. new,
large lot This property - owned by non-resi-
dent and will be sold al a sacrifice.
House and lot on Cutler avenue.
one on Baxter street.
one on West Leonard street.
One on Randolph stree.
TWO on East Leonard street.
One on Mckendrick avenue.
VIII sell most OF the above on paym ents;
would exchange for farms OF other property.
l have numerous other houses and a large list
of vacant lots IN all parts Of the city.
FARMS.
have farm OF 20 acres two miles from city.
south. with large modern house; fine barns
farm is al improved. cool orchard OF 500 ap-
pies. 800 peaches. 500 plums. 90 standard pears.
cherries ana other small fruits; soil clay loami
wou take city property n exchange.
Also so acres In towusllp o. Bovine; good
buildings; good orchard. three acres OF beech
and maple timber. balance clea-l /. soil clay
loan.
Also 80 acres near Rockford; good buildings.
good fences and good lend; will sell or ex-
change FOR city PROPERTY.
have a number OF f-uit farms on lake shore
In all sizes from 10 20 81 acres.
SONEY to loan on good real estate security.
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]. H. VI kEE 4 SONS.
IL N0Ns0t stRtEf
GFEIf nEEEIfZ

QC0u House $50 q naafhIs fsf
#ftf cents
81 400 Sew aanss aH 81 aaafar ~
q = fVfN WeHEs
faaf rt9fr- m sol iats ne ao1 sseb.
faf
4as thefss af . iais 80 asa sseh
tt= afsF 81 80 "a fftEf cess t-rHs
HfHrf heases saa FsasHG t.ts - setsazf1
fsfasIas
Afs@ tss Fsssal isfs 81 ffass
Eea uses eHssf aaa slaas ls4h. ~ sac af
ss-FaHaH
NOTICE fsIffss TisaIaf 3. 4sssf ~
Az 49, ~ as- 49, afis sA g.
sa.i e. ss-3 "a - eli saae
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Arr lllcas sEUE
4 = "a tfAl1 c4i4S ttrs-zl NsEaar sieeg..g
LFt Cal ago AZ rs d ra--r 81. q ms -.
Al nrHnt EauIds an - rrf & E, Z -
Z. Il 3 raid L2s tlfall- f.afiar l.r ana
Z ~ o. train caiiy. throlE- n seaer s.er.-
a. Car
Iar0ugh uc4ets kad Fan infarnstfau en- -
iha - ea.sng glun a. a lgu.s.. UcEft aee. 4
eit t-ioA siaflNr. OF Nta.N. hlnear & r.ln
seAet 1Aels. &. Aelroe-sL. 0raEa hsli4a
&. ]. LoczVooD. Gen. Ptss ana Ticker kee-s
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THE NATIONAL GITf BANK
GRAND l.AEEDs MICI
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
ca L. - 800, 600

IEOG .. ,sILBEAl tFes daat
sk0. q bkl06r. President
s.kkkDEklC bAAks Cashier
n ID. HUM Assistant Cashiss
Transact business Al departments % banE-
ihI authorized ~ tas ksIouzl BANKING Las
Exchanges available in All Tie ounimsEes1i
cities u the sor.d salc 81 c1rreat rsteA
L. = bonds boGg1t Gn1 sod.
DIRK ions.
Thomas D. Gilbert Moves l. Aver.
Thomas J. O brtea seorge g. lY1gga
David N. Ambsra LemUel d Putnam
Ransom G. Luce, ConstAurine ertoa.
fdssrd n. Huat John c. Flt1ssrald
i. Stewart Whlte. Philo c. Fuller.
J. Frederic bEArS
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MONEY to loan on good real estate security.
II. J. DEGOLIA
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HERALD DESIRELETS
FEasosAl

MARRIED LADIES Sesd p eents Tor -In-
u l4llIie >airz4sFz 10 melis 20. 10 Dr.
esptioa lgst = a.i ssa eAaG L.1les ealsr
A4lsas & ~. No. ~
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1 0~t II ga ca ss.dier. fHn "a r. 20 gold
- spectaeie- esth = case tsf last secs
Pr0tstlF y fsr -esf 8sI 81. ~ "a Anal re| s.
HcE4l1 once. 90
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FOR REET-BOOHs.

TO RENT-A suit of three furnished rooms
for housekeeping on the ground floor;
furnace heated. spring water. Ne. 2l2 Bart
lett street: opposite South Division street
school. 2i2tt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

EOk RENf-Brsnd new stylish I-rOOm
house oak nnlsh, irons hal, sewer. gas.
bath. furnace. etc. shady grounds. good
neighOOrhOOd. or --half mile east OF new court
house. Winans Allen. room !. Tower block.
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ITO THOSE WHO RENI-The payment OF
rent. interest. taxes and insurance will
buy any one OF tie several houses and lots Of
John b. Martin. IS Canal 81.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-05
Walters in Chicago.

Another thing that l suspect is Ameri
can, though 1 am sorry to say it, is the
%impudence of tile people who wait on the
public. 1t is quite certain that the more
Intelligent II man Is, the better waiter be
will make; but your free born American
ACKNOWLEDGES Il quality which more than
offsets his intelligence. In pursuit OF
knowledge | went to Il restaurant which
was splendid if 1t was not good, n the
his service with song In this singular
Inconsistencies, coni-you said
coffee, didn't y%erf-ever since we were
boys; sharing each otner's sor-I don't
think we've got no Notwithstanding
each others joys. Brie, then-keerect!"
q recall this against my country. not
against Chicago restaurants. A city which
possesses Harvey's, Kiugsley's, or the
Wellington need not be tender on that
point.) But it is as much as a mans self
respect is worth to hazard a necessary
question of a ticket seller in a theatre or
a railroad depot. Those bona ide Amer
leans. the colored men, are apt to try
their skill at repartee with the persons
they serve; and while l cannot recall an
instance when a hotel clerk was impu-
dent. l several times heard members of
that fraternity yield to a sense of humor
that would bankrupt Il Broadway hotel
in three weeks. In only one respect are
the servitors of the Chicago public like
the french; they boast the Same motto
Liberty, euualirv, fraternity. "-Jfutun
Ralph, IN Hdrper'S Magazine for Feb.
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