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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02

WHAT WITH PETER JAoKsoS's recent
triumph, and GoDDARD's victory over JOE
McAUIIFFE, the Australian system sp-
pears to have taken q firm hold lately
Australia sets the pace in preventing stuff
ing OF the ballot box, and follows it up
with showing how to. "box the stuffing''
out OF pugilistic rivals.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02

No DOUBT it is very shocking to Utah
Liberals that the Prohibitionists have
ranged themselves on the side of the AL
mighty as superior to all human enact
ments, and as the source Of all true gov
eminent. When Catholics, Methcdists and
Mormons talk in this way the Utah Liber-
ais have been in the habit OF denouncing
the sentiment as un-American, treason
able and devilish.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
InvigOrating, Refreshing, IpANHA.
BOUNTIFUL.

strawberries, Cream and Cake Free OF
Charge.
On and after Sunday, June &c. until
further notice, all passengers purchasing
excursion tickets to Bountiful and return
will be entitled to straw berries cream and
cake free Of charge at Hales' Garden,
Bountiful Fare for round trip 80 cents.
Trains leave every day at 9, II a m.
and l, 3, 5, z p. m, returning at 8. TO- y a.
N. and 2, 4, 6. s p. M, and for Beck's Hot
Springs from z a. N. to 1920 p. N. every
forty minutes Great Salt Lake g. Hot
Springs railway.
S. BAMBEReER, President.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02

DISTRICT ATTORNEY NIcoLL OF New York
expresses the opinion that CLEVELAND will
get as high as 20, 600 majority in that city.
Flowers plurality was $1,000. Governor
FLOWER, it is noticeable, is raising his
voice in no uncertain way for Democratic
harmony.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02

THERE ARE 3 good many more topics
treated Of in the platform Of the Prohib-
itionists than really belong there but it
must be said that several of the resolutions
are very eensible propositions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02

THE SAN Francisco Examiner OF Wednes-
day last prints a two column article giving
interviews with Californians, heretofore
Republicans, who have avowed their in
tention Of voting for CLEVELAND this fall.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02

A GOOD illustration OF the presidents
Interpretation Of the civil service plank in
the Minneapolis platform is his selection Of
Land Commissioner CARTER as secretary
Of the National Republican Executive COM
mittee. All hypocrisya
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02

TIE GOVERNMENTS fiscal year ended last
Thursday. We shall soon know how great
q surplus there is in the treasury as com
pared with the year preceding HARRIsoN's
inauguration.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02

Issue in this country Whiskey win never
divide on either politics or religion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
UTAH WEATHER TODAY.
SILVER AND LEAD In NEW YORK.

Fair; slightly cooler in northern and
southern portions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02

THE NEXT electoral college will contain
IA votes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02

TIE DAILY HERALD is published every raozn-
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02

TIE PUTTING of General STEVENSON on
the national Democrat ticket as CLEvr-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02

DIRECTORS:
X. c. CHA1iHERs. President
HEBER J. GRANT, Vice President
r. II. DYER JOHN T. GAME.
r. A. EMITH, THOMAS MARsHAraA
j. l.. RAwLEEs, r. w. YOUNG.
j. W. JUDD. GEO. CUz11Ns,
JOHN r. WIEDER SIMON BA&BEhzx1
HORACE g. WHITE 81
Business Msls~eg.
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Entered at the Postofice at Salt Lake City,
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-26
To RESIDENTS OF ILLINOIS.
Domestic Charged with Theft

Carrie McAiiister. employed as q domes-
tic by Mr.. Burgett. resiting at SO South
Tennessee street. was arrested by patrol
man Bolen upon the complaint of Bnrgett.
charging her with having stolen $40 from
hfss
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-26
PENSIONS FOR VETERANS
Residents of Indiana aud Illinois Whose
Claims Have Been Allowed.
Pensions have been granted the follow
iDC-pamed Indianlaus

ing-named Indianlans:
Originai-Adam b. Reed. william J. Bryant
John lass. Samuel II. Carnahan, Jacob IL. Vim
son. Thomas Collane. Joseph Cutshall. George
Tucker, William X. Glasgow, Sidney Bye, Ed
ward p. Mitchell. Isaac T.. Bell. James I. Wicker,
George c. Smith. John Stahl, Cornelius &. Davis
John W. Bennett. Jerome IL. Brown, James l..
Anderson. Ross Thompson, Gideon Howe. Ad-
ditional-William Meyer. Franklin Price. James
A Brindley. Joseph Ii. Proffitt, Thomas a.
Crockett. Richard Davidson. Increase-Valen-
tine Montgomery, Carlton Coon, Norven B..
Frank. Daniel Il. Knowles. Henry +. Johnson,
Hezckiah Daley. Joseph Beck. Reissue and In
crease-Joseph W. Dawson.
To- RESIDENTS OF ILLINOIS.
Observation-Disclosures J. Nangunday, Dudley Ellis,
John L. Worms. Edmund $. Bishop, Christian
Bryan. Henry Finley. William .. WEIGH John
Hoch. RGdolph II. Nallkoff. Albien Hunter. Oil
yer III. Smeight, Nehemiah Wagner. John w.
Fletcher, Gilderoy Settles, Nicholas smith,
Franz Vetler John Polhcmus. Burris W. Harden,
Samuel seipie, Alexander :. Taylor, George
W. Johnson. Christopher Batterman, Will
lam German. Additional-Jaines A. Fleck.
Gustave Pamler. John X. erosion. John W. An
derson, James III. Branson, William Tiiuperley,
FREDERICK Wittkopf. Stanton L. trisbie. Increase
Elisha Lamar. John A. Rothrock. Henry Fas-
ney. Jeremian Cochran, Mortimer l.. Milledge,
Nathan X. Dickens. Alexander Lockhart. Re
issue Isaac n. Tur.ey. John L. Vaughn. Samuel
G.. Betebenner, Abrau Is. Thompson. Original
widows, etc.-Alneda Y. Gleason.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-26

Twenty-Seven Transfers. with . Total Coz
alteration Of e32. 9OS68.

Twenty-Seven Transfers. with . Total Con-
alteration of s3e, 90S68.
Instruments fled for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county, Indiana. for the TWEEN
ty-four hours ending at p NJ. Aug 20. 1892.
of titles Hartford Block. No. "a East Market
street:
WIN. f. Roesener and wife to Henry
POppe. east half of east half Of
northeast quarter of section 80.
township 10. range 4..............-. 100000
Vincent q. Clifford to Caroline Rankin.
sIde addition. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000
Place addition to Haughville -. 100000
Frank j. Vinson to John n. Millikan
ct al, lots So and 81. In Ogles
East Park addition -..-.-...-.--... 10000
Harvey A Rehling ct al. to Henry G.
Dancant's subdivision Of outiot 80. $4,000
John Wagner ct al to Annie Miller,
! lots Ia and Is, in Yandess subdi-
vision OF Carson Farm ...... LOO
George Wright and husband to Chris
tian r. Heinrich. lot 5. In Wright's
subdivision of square "a, In brakes
MoIIie f. Lewis and husband to Cora O'o'
A. Daugherty, lot 23s, I'm I. Fetch
er's subdivision of o. Fletoher's Oak
Daniel NJ Brown and wife 10 william
+. Crawford, lot 10, In block L,
in Louthain IL Co.'s Southeast addi-
Helen r. Edison and husband to WILL
lam A. Coppock. lot II. In block 3,
In Caven Rockwood's East Wood
lawn addition. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
Hamilton J. Beck and wife to Charles
III. Black, southwest quarter OF
northeast quarter or section %,
Russell c. Kelsey and Wife to Charles
II. Black, lot 90. in Winters sub
division of Clifton on the River. 10000
Anthony wishmere to Charles III.
Black. part of southeast quarter OF
section 23. township IL. range 3D.. 1900
Henry NicOlul ami wife tn john NJ.
Tomlinson lot %. in Mey addition $1,000
Henry Poppe and wife to William F.
Roesener. lot 1s. in Mobiles heirs
subdivision of outlot 40 .......... $4,000
Clarissa Ferguson TO John NJ. Row
lette lot So, in Fergusons Hill
Elwood d. Porter and wife to Thomas
p Porter and wife. parts OF lots 90
and 80. in Bruce Park addition 1,S1666
Charlotte K. Baker TO Thomas Il,
OConnell and wife. lot 10, In
Yandes's subdivision of outlot 1871. 100000
Syndicate Land Company To Fred
erick f. Weigand, lot 81, in block 3,
in tuxedo Park 1890
VIM p lie Page and wife to Louis
Weber. part OF lot 1877. in Keystone
Patrick j. Mullaney to American Can
ming Company of Indianapolis, part
of lots 274, 275. 276. 30l, 800 and
303. in Davis's Surgar Grave addi-
Same to same part Of lots ESQ to 273,
and 3O4 10 81 |, same addition $3.50. LOO
Same ct al to same. lots 10 and 16
Mulaney * Cooper's addition. LOO
George W. Stout aud wife TO Edward
j.. Hendricks, lot 397, in Stouts In
diana-aven addition. -.-.. 10000
same addition Observation-Disclosures. 10000
same addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 10000
Robert II. Cover to Frank weisen-
berg. part OF lot II, in Robson &
vorhees's addition .............. 1880
Transfers. 81; consideration. .$32, 9os.6e
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-26

SHORT breath. palpitation. pain in chest.
weak. faint spells. cured by DIR. Miiess New
Heart euro. Book free. Bates House Phar-
macy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-26
The Monon's Report.

The annual report of President Thomas.
Of the Monon lines, is attracting good
deal of attention In New York and Boston,
where the stock of the company is mostly
held. The Boston Advertiser says:
The annual report of the Louisville, New AL
bany Il Chicago, just published, shows a surplus
OF $50, 900 over and above oil charges. This is.
with the operating expenses, rs high as 69A per
cent. Ii Il expected that with the roads present
condition that it can be managed the coming
year at something less than % per cent. making
the profit arising from the reduction In the
operating expenses count much towards
the dividend on the common stock. The recent
Issue OF new stock has supplied the general man.
ager with sufficient cash TO completely finance
the company for th next sixteen months IL Is
the intention OF the company, and one that will
be carried out, TO distribute tho earnings on the
common stock, q classification of which will take
place. one-hfth OF the present stock being made
preferred, with the expectation OF paying quar-
terly dividends OF per cent. on the same.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-20

There wssa good supply Of produce IN the
market yesterday WITH the demand about
equal % the <upFiy.
Corn aud oats are wrzk but there were no
changes qest-rl1y Whsat "a very stsIdy.
Corrected quotations are appended
ks. 3Hes butter. 80 4pc. new potatoes. 900
6tc. beams. nsnd ptCsa est. st5Nee IS. h0aeF.
i5c curiey lettuce. a c pr baskel bot houss
le tIcr, be Der % parse7. DC doz punches;
lew t1-uips &c on caobazes. 40 o. 30 doc
bets. ~ O. q hui tnmat1es. sc bn; corn :
% 70 tot, rats bagss. &c hu spple$. ~ TO sc
bH "A = 5 20 tic, rgg . ants. sc don; pep
F-f% fieefec hu; fet peppers. zoe bus celery.
lSe r doti new squash. csc IA; pumpkins.
as - pear, 81. . -,e bu, musk
3 - % bu. >u . from TcssigS hu; vege-
table ofsiers. ~ 90 nes Nstsrcr-ss. ,4c dox
Nl cH.s m no. acc I0r punches. cauiff nvver.
8 o. f1f; qaiRces. 49, to SIS bu, e-abap-
PIES g. concord gNfes. "a 81 So basket
NisgarN grapes - o. &c hssyet, Delaware
10 ess<et; irons, % 20 tac dozen.
ersn- " heat. aid and new &c cora &c
cas- ir rye &c barley a. io.
tieur and Feed Lily White. Z. %. patent
= Pc rwt tuekwhsst Hour. So PEE eNt
corn mts. sN Pc tou. ieed. swan per tons
mtddUaxs. g. per ton. bra. s5 per tou
s1ias 81 per ton. - eesitngS. 81 Ter ton
Neal-Nushed. is,t o., uHwssh-d : 40.
HsE-- kn0ur D. iesds efhHy efs good quality
So marketed. PFires are fsir fhcre = \
.erxe supply and fair demand. New clover
: - timothy : @p.
ser -. 5ci cu.rd aides. Hs 90 t'1c "a.
a. iHs FfH. 20. ca sans. rurei. -rs tai
low. rsusb iisc rendered sssc; peits. 10 %
shear 1ss 81 G. rc.
Re-l ieaic pork. fssts fresh pork I0ins.
81 ~ 81 mutton. q a. g spfing snlh % Sc
r. v-n sou stsi0e; bear neat. ole, batter
~. E . 90 tin
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-20

CHlCkGo. Oct ls-NhaS the hrst sales OF
~hsat tAis morning. we're al about the cos
t4Fued e. emeis seak and there al
css1 drc.i1e Il i3ze Wifh a. mes, aAa weak
hrsa aDJ-s tne 0aiY naIsccabie features. ti9s
lnS tfices Hers &c lover Tor Aeccsn1cr. .
los-f for Mar Nearly everything seemed %
i4sor the n-a1ss the receipts Hcfe asaih
heavy. cables yeas. Win futures 4t0trd quar-
ter Ia the lover sBd domestic market " are
al Tenaiag aosnsart. The bg deliveries IN
the northwest we're quickly followed Dy an
saneal eemeEt frpm bFads reefs that there
had brca a. acfeasr Ia ths stoeHs On Doth
coasts during sac past week u leary seven
aud aa4affer miiiton bushels These bear. ,h
fett4frs ia connection WITH thr ~ rene duit-
arss trade. ~hieh ~As petesp IDLY aAve.ea
BY the ahsrrDiag inherent tttending The
w1rit's fair ceremonies. made tac feeling ~
tenssy weak. Louss we're evidentiy AFRAID
10 carry their holdings over the Two days hol-
id.y All began u .iqgidatc. bur as there was
little d. 40 dcmaaa 70 was found necessary e.
maze constant concessions in order 10 had
PURCHASES IN result VAS the decided drop
snlch seat prices to the lowest point yet
Tea ned ID fhe crop ana lower than known
f0r nany y arA The corn market suffered a
declian u sc part Of the weakness Was
ev~a up before the holidays In addition the
trade and the very b~arlsh influence OF the
snap break ia the y hrat market
TIE 49, et Was studied somewhat oy the
receipts beng under tile estimate At - ears
ana b the Withdrawal be nx quite liberal. but
Lhis w4s more than os.reomr ~ the ia'ors
&c loser. The Weakness MS occasiOned by
SINH ar cOndi tlous L. otarr cereals AMI heavy
Sc Ing by one broker. Who disposed OF 5Vp.UO
0usaeis Hog products open-9 highcr On an
advance OF Toe on i've ha-s AT the yards.
lien gave the maRipai at r an opportunity.
but the xtr-m- WrAkncss = the otAer PITS
duaiY caused some decline Iac market WAS
weak during the last hour. largely In sSmpa-
fhy win the stump condition IN the rain
market. bat there sas stiA maFgin IN favor
OF tn Ouls when the session cane 20 a close.
PORK xiined 5 o Itei Lard. 10 FAC. and ribs.
$40 ~.
Closing prices:
Wheat October. Isle; December. NE May.
T,-c
Corn October. 4l3Ie; November i2ssc; De-
ceHber. szei May &C.
Oats-Ocrober. Z<9sc; November. 9ssc; De
eember. &c. MAY. S5se.
PORK - October. Sis; November. slL90;
January. SID.
Lard-Octobsr. ss.7Os November. $50; Janu-
ary. -.
short Ribs-October. $3.50 January. so.s2l1.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-20
FIGURES OF TRADE

So Eosk. 0sf D. -MoBey ca cal loaned
sfr 1E.aE a. aad Per eeBL le elosl1g
rate - Der crAt.
Exehaaze elasnd quieE ana s~4k D9sted
fslrs - a. ss1 ast11i rakes. ~ - A.
f,r NEty lays 4l1 % 10 49, Tor demand
if8sefu iflelt3 steady currency. s. fttz
BID attended =. Eezfstffed l94a BID a.
coupons. lis-s "a. Pscinc railway bonds closed
a. tail5Es- tnlsa aTsLs. Ina 9Id; sinkin.
funds. l8-i bid tenfrals On
D1Fi4- kl- apclsAs h14r there MAS e0nsld-
eg4Dle sci x. 4lisr snien prices deeii4ed =
g. a pee erlE. p4t titor II e.oek there W1s
a sllzlf sally Toward a0oH tue mara1I again
w-akened under DFess4re 10 80 New Eag
lald. IS leeliag asd Lzke IRE preferred fril
- Ser ce8t g. "a. A. Alid-aaY the IA az 81
= a. .szsF VIII about The lowest azgres ~ he
aisrasuS eurfrlt lac m1fket N4siess active
a4ri4g tar afternoon. Ihe selling OF New
EaEi4ua e0bfi4ars with little interrogation %
flr close. shsa It's price Nas ~ Per sent
iosrf. Inc General market NaS irregular ana
- closed, VIII changes fac tue most pafi GA ,
N4etlynA- faa sa-es Tor the dag amounted
- $40 shares.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-20

The market Is well supplied with staples
although not Oyer-tscksd. The demand was
good and prices uaiata Il heir former po-
s.tipn. TIE prices follow
Potatoes. SIS per bbi. cucumbers. l0c per
dek butter isa.-,c: eggs. Die. csbbages. S q,
zee per dug, onions. $50 per ohli lemons. 80
aud ~ .f.i*asr.aN. oranges. 81 hi4sl %
peaches. ~moeks. SIS al.go; sweet potatoes.
5 e. tatf3ruis AR cots. Sc per dog; ia
uxnas. fl..fsB 90 Der bunch; hand picked me-
dun beans. fLNf y ~ per 0u; clover seed.
medium. sIro1s.-s, mammoth. SO per bu;
aDotny seed. s-..t eLll. miiiet. si.i5 20 sl-2i
PEE on, tomatoes. o. g. i5ci green corn. ~ %
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-20

Tbs following are correct quotations:
Sugsr-Cut loaf. 5t.c. cubes s. a.; powdered.
5'af' granulated. Sc. confectionery. A. SC;
syrup. q q &c.
Mo.ssses-Low grades. I5,s20c; medium. 20
-Sc fancy. DC &c.
ODE Mocha. green. u o he; MaFtcaibO. ly3
Zjc san Eos. I01li.; Rio. SGD
New Michigan .eesc, lD5zG 291c; roller
Lard-Iierce basss-Compound. &c; pure.
81
Nsat-Hams, N TO ia cents; picnic ham. 3
90 80; bacon. 10 81 lie; trt beef "a o. SIC
short cut pork. $40 b0; clear bacs. $3.50
bhf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-20
Chicazo LIVE Stock.

CHcAao USIos sroCk fAsos. Oct. D.
The hog market continued TO boom. IL was )
o. 10 higher. but closed weak at the advance.
Cattle we're active and generally 1rm. sheep
continued active and strong
Cattlr-Rrceipts. ls.Go0. common 10 extra
shipping steers. 500 To 500; stOckers and
feeders. sL75 20 sfJi cows and bulls. sl.VO 10
800
Hegs-Rsceipts. 2O.oooi heavy. s5.+e5.so;
mixed and medium. S.s0G5.s5i light. $500
5.Ta.
Sheep-Recelpts. ZOO; common 10 extra.
e3agG5.25, lambs. s3.79 20 5000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-20
OIL Marker

Water -aite el ilo'. F7.s headlight. 1907.
r water white su te.t. isia Sc Goeeue
o. 30 If
l'erder PES stove Es~rHn~. e.. sc.
beetafisel 1tphfha. a tfse.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-20
Derrnit Gram.

DkrsOFr. Oct. i9-Cios-: Wheat. No. 2 red.
cash. T5'4ci December. T53s; May. SIS; No.
white. cash. III?
Corn No. 2 cash. $40.
taGs-NOZ cash 81 &C asked
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-20
LkK aHQsE ; hICHIsAs sotaakAE
Depot V 90 fai,sa ss--,

~ftt TIE kFie sb1 p rud A. y - tfferr0s ia
culrsest snf most fir~cf ycut~ - fiftshuyr
Smith. -. 4 a.. lievssp =.
G .. Rogers O. ~ Fsss sgeut
Jss 0.mItsil OTIS Ar. = Nonre~st
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-20
4 DYSPEPTIC'S ARGUMENT

Is growi. And that growl marks tie limit %
argument with hln. The besI wEy 10 ret him
g Try medicine would be 10 a1Vise Against
u-but notice how different Ais tone Alter
using BurdocS Blood Ri;ters
4 have suffered Win dyspepsia FOR the last
two years, Not long aeo | commenced taxing
h. b. Is. / am now on The second bottle snd
] feel Ike Lew man.
q. KNOX.
!. Sherwood Ave.
bingtant0R. y. Y"
REPKkrFp 1Esrs WITH tNIfoks SUCCESS
prove the fact that Burdock Blood Bitters
Will cure dyspepsia Tie reason Is plain. it
tones The stomach 20 natural action aud Keeps
the slriee Ways OF the system tree from clo--
sing Impurities
Il have teen troubled with dyspepsia aud
heart disease for nine years. aud found 10 re-
LET until ] tried BurdOck Hood Blt;ers Now
i am well after taking two bottles.
MRS. ET1IE FRAZIER.
Bovine. Mich"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-20
GEO. vi. EDISON.

Fhoae Lss- tsrsl-st-- Hcoin
FeR StLE
A aTeer7 tsuse q essy - "a = Foo4 f0rs-
fier 80 hcgSes BE- a. tsrts e. ~ ETY. sa1
Vsrsrf cfs - nsrEsln- - sea1 farms for
szie ~ trade $50 Sad = Ca f1ra !.
FoT k~uf-A sare - 9sed iocaslea foT Sc
r. rests
Merey Q. e..
IRE Insurance ~ritten ar le~ rates
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-20
CASH CASH
CASH!

Have yoU got any cash. II you have lock
ep the follow ~ bargains. Wnlsh viii &c sod
cheap Tor cash
That elegant i0t SKA Just north o. Ianse
Court. OF Terrace aycEus aest frontage.
That little gem a a house M. ~ h4sf Ful-
ten street We have put q furnace a. aud tt
now has al the modern congtniences ana the
price Is cheap. Look II aI-
We nave that heat and tasty aftae house
lceatea Al Nc. ~ Mcdowell street Nhica Ne
vii sell ~ bargEln- Seven Eice rooIns. nicely
hnished. size If ltt 4cKla. a. ihv loN price
oi sl.sa1 II ypo want house before NInger
sefa Ia ,ook this az. small paymelt c0Wa.
Ne have a fine house on Sheldon street i've
mlnates' wAlS from the Morton. House At
500 with ali modern cOneenleaces.
We have one o. same street. about seven
inmates walk from the Norton. al 5000.
We have ten small houses on the west SIDE
OF Broadway that We viii SCI GA q payment Of
$50 down and $ per month THIS ls cheaper
than you can rent.
Vacaat lots We have az al prices aud anv
part of the city.
For Rent--Ne have a new house AL Inn
proyements. cistcru and city water. on Has
ungs street. for only sia.
Two new houses on Wealthy avenue. one II
IS and one al So
Others ~ ali prices from s. per menth up.
Money 10 loan al lowest rates OF interest on
good security.
Typewriting done at our ONCE in . neat anu
satisfactory manner
once open " ednesday and saigscs, even
ings-
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N. w. NORTHROP,
OVER NATIONAL CITY BANK.

FOB RENT.
large fine modern house. with barn, on
south In On street near Cherry .-...tE %
new cottage on Henry street. -..... T. 20
house n West Bfdee street. with mod
ern improvement e snd isree barn ---. j.
= al house ~. ~ Je6erson avenue...-. go
FOR sALE
ouse. No. Ie1 south nion street. vie
n dern in. preregaepfs aad Ian. S5n
2 houses on liarlea street. Rear MADISON
sveuue convenient e street ears. q. 20 1 20
house on South Union street win harn s. 81
: house. No. ~ North iania s.re t-- ffo9
! house. No. Us Jefferson averue 4X
z aouses IN Fsst POI on street 81 are zee
2hauSes on We. Sf-. asa- Ie8nsrf
strsar AGO 30
Also ofhcrs at siFersnr Prices vacaaf o;s
fsr ssls me1ey farrisnsd - buf.3 payment'
monthly 8r others -. 70 sult sarehsser.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-20

Very Desirable Vacant Lets For sale In Pea
avs AediOuu.
Farmers Addition tllberis Ad1itian-
Dexter trSetion And - 0ther A a1lUonS
CTS sad suburban Acre&ge For safe
= acres on Madison avenue. = acres Bar
Ion avenue. 81 acres OF k&>s sirasI
si1 Fine Farms Nezr the cay
THE HOLDEN RIAL ESTATE EXCHANGE