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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-11-17
LEGALS.
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT WAUsAU, Wis, Nov. TO- 1892.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Judge
or Clerk of Circuit Court at Grand Rapids, Wis,
on Dec. %, 1892 viz: Wilhelm Gildemelster, II.
Z. No. 5235 for the Sc Il NE Il Sec. a, TIP. 20 n
RAE.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land, viz:
Frank Graham. Manly T. Gotchy, C. Nelson,
Isaac Schultz, all of Armenia, Wis.
E. B. SANDERS.
Register
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-11-17

Mr.. A. w. Rumsey has received
the agency for Butterick's, Patterns.
Ladies may leave their orders with him.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-11-17
CIRCUIT COURT, WOOD COUNTY.

THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
WILLIAM B. NEEvES, ALICE S. NEEVES, his wife
CENTRALIA PULP AND WATER POWER Com
PANY, GEORGE B. BURCH, S. B. SARLEs, A. E.
MERRILL, X. X. CLINE, J. E. INGRAHAM,
JAMES CANNING AND WILLIAM H. BROWN,
defendants.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN:
To the said Defendants:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons, eX-
elusive of the day of service, and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid and
in case of your failure so to do, judgment will
be rendered against you according to the de-
mand of the complaint, of which Il copy is here
with served upon you.
Dated, Milwaukee, May Goth; A. D., 1892.
CHAS. +. DYER,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
P.O. Address, Milwaukee,
Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.
The summons and complaint in the above
entitled action have been duly filed and remain
on file in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Wood County, Wisconsin, at the City
of Grand Rapids in said County and State.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-11-17

FAILURE does not apply to Down
ings Rheumatic Specific. Guaranteedt to
cure. Its effects are marvellous. Don't
fail to try it. For sale by H. H. Voss
q CO
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-11-30
caa.ianf.- hawking and spitting. .

THOMAS =. Isy-sITING. Esq, oSOc Pine Street.
- Iclf y writes: =" was a great sufferer
fr1rr5 e.sf44r1fi 4 h tlraa years Al times could
fe-tttv lreat4s. r-.a seas constantly hawking
sra split, I-. sl ir the last eight months could
r,t breathe Llr0u-i the rcstrils. l thought
rgtNiar could be don. f3r me. Luckily, was
advised L TRY Or. sag > Catarrh Remedy, and
} nm row q well man. / believe II to be the
o.Iv sure remedy ftr e-..arrh now Taanufac-
tlrsl an one has only give il fair trial to
experience astounding results and a permanent
c1rci
4 coTnr ,ate Treatise on Cat=rrh. giving valu-
abe hats Us clothing diet ard ether matters
,tIi-ess. Oh receipt OF two-cent -tsge stamp.
Aciress,
Wards DispsnsarT Medical As ,c,StiOn,
W eea Mas Street. BUFFALO. n. z.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-11-30

Prof VI. HsCsNrs the famous mesmerist
Of n, IN, y. " writes: Strle ten years ago
suffered l'.toiI .4-J,ly from ch- ~. ulsh ca
sarra ~ family physician c..N,a re up as
in..nrsf * s..aI sci ! must dle. NJ case was
su~h an "a fi.a ti.at every DIV, towards sunset,
n.y Nj 5GIt iecofue s. hoarse | could
A.s' c...s ;.a1vc 4 WHISPER. re morning
ssu h5-.- sal clearing or throat would
--,sf .-.s.. Sis sar IS tile st Of DR.. Sage's
,rrl k.r-I.-..r in three months. was u well
49, -. fI..l.iI q has hael permanent"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19

of Grand Rapids, says this;
"After q year trial We utterly failed
IN every effort TO burn our band-mili
sawdust, and we're compelled 10 cart it
away at considerable expense. and IL re-
quired the use OF ali our elsbe and
edgirgs after they were seasoned 20
make sufficient steam 10 run the mill.
Since putting in your hollow blast
CRATES We have burned every bushel of
a wdust without difficulty, and this.
with few edglngs right from the saw.
has given US all the steam We bad use
for We are now pilng up about 500
cords of slabs per month, which read
lly sell for $l.00 q cord, making ne .
net saving of about $500 per month. all
OF which We give your hollow blast
CRATES the credit for"
The wright gntersssa
Situated upon q gentle emminence.
within the city limits OF Greenvllle, 10
the south, oyerloo king the picturesque
and fertile valley of Flat river, is the
luxurious home OF {. I. Wright, prIn-
cipal owner and moving spirit OF tie
tour large industries of the city which
bear the Wright name. surrounding
the residence cite and stretching away
in gentle undulatlons 10 the opposite
crest OF the valley are the
broad acres OF the Wright stock
farm. The stables. paddocks aud pat
lures OF the farm c smprise \ tract of
250 acres. The stock of THE institution
comprises some of the best bred stock
of Michigan production. The head Of
the stud IL +. j. Fletcher, No. 5.sG5,
record 2:23s, trial 2:is, by Bamtle-
tonlan Tramby, 3. see. ere of eight IN
the 2.30 hat, son of Edy ard Everett. FL,
sire of thirteen tTottere and twelve
dams by Hambletonisn 10, ere OF
forty-one trotters and teyenty-three
dams. Fletcber's dam, Rocket, No.
526. record 2:4o. lie II sire of Billy
Fanplains. 3 years, 2.52. Elmo Echo,
2 years, 2:49. Trial in 2'i0.
3. J. Fletcher 10 . tiood hay, black
points, stands l6 hapds high, horse OF
the very highest finish. rsnEy aod
styl,sh, with plenty OF substances. large,
(, fiat. strong hone and the very beat OF
feet and icgs; a pure gated, natural
| tlotter and wonderfully speedy
second IN the stud ~ Gowan. No.
lz,ols. Dark bay. black points. staDds
| Is hands aud 3 inches higp. long name
and tail, fosied April -, 1882. bred by
| q, A G. p. Cecil. Danviiie, Ky. Gowan
| il full brother 70 Zsdie Wilkes. 8 years
| old, record of 2:33. Sire ie IsBbetta
| wilkcs, years old, record OF 2.2s.
Gambetts has. At 10 years Of age,
| eeventeeu colts in the 2.3o list, not one
| of them over yeare old. and most Of
them ere or years old.
The following noted brood mares are
on the place: Young Wilkes. Strsth-
more, Magma Charter, Msnalos, Levine
Napoleon and others by Black Hawks
T, train.
There are twenty ave head Of young
sfock-f'll,ce, stallion colse and geld,
inRs. Principally hays. with black
points. There are about fifty hesds ri
Young and choice vtscx on the place.
The stocR ~ ell Of Wilkes and Handle.
] toniau strains.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
City of GreenvilIc. the Most Picturesque Town in
Central Michigan.
IT'S AMERICAS GREATEST INTERIOR POTATO MARKET.
contiguous Railway Systems Possessed of Man
ufacturing. Agricultural horticultural Stock Raising
and Water Power Facilities That Would be
Credit to City of $1,000 People.

sign bound steamships. To the north
and south she Is connected by ample
facilities for the receipt and clsfribu-
ton OF freight Perhaps no stronger
evidence of the value Of her freight
advantages could no cited than me
fact that she manufactures, IN one es-
adjustment, . commodity which comes
from Manitoba the Dakotas and waeh-
ington. asraw material, which - sold ~
finished product, every pound OF 1t, IN
Great Britain. Her railway connec-
tlons IN northern Michigan enable her
TO gather her forest product at rates ~
low as those enjoyed by any river or
lake town, while her finished product
may be a. speedily placed in the Chr
cago or New York market 40 though
her factories were In the suburbs OF
those cities.
With advantages like these, coupled
with unlimited capital and . cordial
welcome TO new enterprises, GrAndville
Is most advantageous point for the
location of manufacturing institutions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19

the production OF one Of the most val
liable inventions of modern mechan-
les. The business 10 conducted under
the firm name of tho Gordon Hollow
Crate company, . corporation. Its
officers are: President, X. F. Sprague;
ice-president. E. ]. Gordon; secretary
and treasurer. I. J. Potter. These,
with Z. w. johnson, constitute the
board of directors. The firm was in-
corporated in March 1890, and 10 now
supplying 200 furnaces annually. 1t
owns patents for Canada and the United
States, and distributes Its commodity
to every section Of the two countries.
Gordon Hollow Blast Crate.
For full and complete understand
ing of this valuable invention, both in
its construction and operation, the
reader is referred to the accompany
ing cuts. The Gordon Crate is hollow
cast section, closed At the ends. 1t is
usually inches in width by inches
in depth. In length It is made to fit
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rooms, the metal room, the finishing
room. the warehouse and the cars, in
. convenient ana expeditions series OF
transitions, 80 - to subserve the high
est economy of time ana effort.
The product of tho plant will be
hardwood refrigerators, ice chests and
grocers' refrigerators Of the highest
type, sold under the suggestive trade
mark name of "Lapland" products.
The aim will be to present = better ar
ticle than has heretofore been put upon
the market. To DO this oak will be
substituted for all other woods, while
the metalic inside work and the wall
and compartment construction will be
far in advance of anything heretofore
shown. The trimmings and design.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19

the valves or the cir ducts Of the
grstes. which. under certain conai-
tsons, tend 10 bacoms more or less OBJ
slrncied BY the aepeslt of solid matter.
fhle IL especially true where sscuiur
or ''siscK" 10 used 80 fuel.
The Hanged blast pipe that enters the
SIDE wall OF the furnace and extends
aefoss The ash pat, underneath the hack
sna od the CRATES. as shown IN the al
iustrsiion. . Of cAss iron. Az will -
seen, II Is made mp ot short tees and
sections securely boited together. Each
tee 10 carefully fitted An the lathe %
that lite length corresponds exactly
with the width OF the blAst Crate I'M
mealately above IL. In like manner
each section is 90 fitted that lie length
corresponds exactly withthe spaces that
intervene between the b.2st grstes-
The 10 equally true whether the space
IN question represents SIMPLY tie alter
mating common Crate eight inches vide
or . partition wall twenty TO thirty
inches wide. or both.
Air 10 supplied 10 the hollow xrstes
and connections from . blower con-
venientiy located. and Of sufficient c.
pscity to AFFORD . surplus Of draugnl
The blast CRATES are slternated With
ordinary bar CRATES, which admit the
necessary discharge Of ashes INTO the
pit below. Tue whole device u simple
in construction AID practically indie
structable, ss the draughs through the
CRATE bars prevent their burning out,
or even becoming once overhessed.
The draught on the hollow grates keeps
the ordinary liars Also cool.
The princlpis of the crate 10 that in
voived in the construction Of the black
emith's tuyere.
The proof OF the value Of an inven.
ton 10 In its use. The Gordon hollow
blaet CRATE 10 no exception. yet, judged
by this standard IL 10 an eminent src-
cess. The illustrated catalogue of the
firm contains scores Of endorsements
from leading manufacturers all over
the country. The invention has been
severely tested for consuming ell kinds
of fuel. including coal duet and re-
fuse, vet and green savdnst. reslnous
chips and tanbATk. In fact, no kind
of fuel can escape combustion when
subjected to the intense draught Of the
numberless little FORCES Win Gu constl-
tute the Gordon CRATE.
The Widdicomb Furniture company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19

from the Dakotas. washingt and
Manltobs and 10 sacked for the foFeiga
market IS soon AS made.
Edward AH,dlston has bsen for
many ysArs foremost III the develop
meat of the Industries Of central Mich
igsn. IL 10 largely through MS EFFORT
that Greenvllle enjoys her present
superior railway facilities he Is .
director IN the Grand Trunk branch
known az ths Toledo. saginaw B
Mackinaw railway. and prominently
interested in other railway projects.
Until the expiration Of the charter OF
the First National bank Of Greenvllle
be WAS president Of that institution.
The members of the firm Of h. Mid
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pany takes its name from NJ. F. E.
Ranney. ito president and general man
eyer, formerly the moving spirit Of
Belongs most important industries.
He comes to his new field of operations
fresh from the successful management
of institutions OF similar character, in
which he distinguished himself for in
trepid valor and rare business sagacity.
In coming 10 this newer and broader
field, he taxes in hand q superior plant
and, with maturer judgment, will carry
it to an industrial prominence tar
beyond the possibilities of the plants
which he left behind.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19

200 horse power capacity. heated By .
sturtevnat heater. lighted by An
electro plant Of its own OF
800 ineandescsn' light capacity:
protected from ire By stAndpspss Of
is own. moastrous reservoir Ia lts
factory tower, the city system and
powerful pamps in the engine room.
The machine rooms are sbundsntly
lighted. ventilated, freed from dust
and provided with cloag rooms, clos
cts and lavasores. The kilns have .
capacity OF 70, 900 feet Of timber. The
arrangement OF the factory 10 such -
to take the product from the SAWS TO
the yards. from the yards to the kilns,
thence to the machines. the cabluet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19

indivsdusls- Their breeding speaks for
itself, and . glance ~ their pedlgrees
reveals the choscest blood lines IN the
world.
Our brood mares are choice lot in
divlduaily. many producing dams aud
dams with records are represented.
Our facilities for keeping stock are
unsurpas sed, aud every attention 10
given them that could be ceslred.
Our young stock has been bred with
great care. in the mest fashionable
breeding Inca
We breed to cell, and any animsi ~
Riverslde Park will be priced upon ap-
p.icanon. Correspondence 10 solicited.
and waiting horsemen will be made
stock will BE- shown With pleasure.
Mares bang bred to our stallions Will
be kept during the season for Sl.Qo per
week. We viii not. however. be re-
sponsibls for any accidents or escapes.
Rivsrslds Park contains tine reguia-
ton half milo track.
Their catalogue contains thirty-six
registered individuals Of ali ages and
both sexes. They are al bred with the
greatest care and handled only by
CON petOut oou0os 4uc uc&o " thc
studd 10 Navarro, $500. Vol. z, sired by
Nutwood 600. 2:lSt, sirs of seventeen
In 100 and better and sixty-seven in
$50 and better and sire Of fifteen sous,
sires of thirty-one in ESQ and better and
sire Of sixteen daughters dame Of
seventeen in ESQ and better.
Oerdss Hollow Mast Crate.
The first sweep of visiou which the
traveller surveys upou slighting at the
railway station at Greenvilie, are these
suigmatic sentences displayed in bold
lettering across the front of . huge
brick factory building: "Do You Lack
Steam? We Can Help YOU" The
building il that Of the Gordon Hollow
Blast Crate company. and the assuring
import of the inscription relates TO the
efficacy of the Gordon crate IN fore.
ing the combustion OF green sawdust,
tanbark and other nou-combustable
fuels.
The plant of the institution il one
of the imposing structures Of Green
Vile, and in its dimenslons, general
appearance and purpose would be .
credit to any city. 1t 10 fitted with q
complete complement Of the latest i'm
proved machinery, and 10 devoted to
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19

dleton & Sons are: Edward Middleton.
general manager. and Charles W. and
A. w. The sons take the burden Of
the detail of the business upon them
selves. buying wheat in the west and
experimenting the plant alternately.
The firm owns the entire water power
OF Flat river, one of the finest, If not
indeed the finest. in Michigan. Adjoin-
ing the mills are the residences OF the
members of the firm. that OF E. Mid
dleton being stately monument to
modern architecture.
The Rauney Refrigerator Company.
The latest, as we'll IS one OF the
largest institutions of Greenville, is the
Rannsy Refrigerator plant. The COM
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GRAND RAPIDS HERALD MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 10 1894

bat will become the foremost instatu.
ton Of iA kind in Michigan.
Rivsrsids Paris
During the days Of the greatest ac-
tivity in lumber transactions Of Michi-
gan no firm wss better known. and few
had greater interests involved in its
manuf acsure than job nson Brothers.
Al that time they we're owners and
operators of mills both in Michigan and
wisconsin. aud were engaged in the
manufacture Of lumber. lsth. shing lee
aud all kindred products. At Trufant
they operated An extensive plant and
were Engaged IN cutting some OF the
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Flo. z

upper surface, or top. of the CRATES.
These are afterwards carefully bored
and reamed to . uniform size for the
reception Of the heavy iid-shaped valve
with which each opening is fitted AZ
shown in zig. 4. these lid-shaped valves
are provided with q reries OF circuu,-
fsrential netchcs through which, when
in poeitIon, the compressed ar escapes
20 fan the furnace fires. Al the bot
tom of each opening . strong seat -
provided for the support of the valve'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19

this, With . series Of lateral projections
on the valve itself, serves 10 bold Il
securely in place ard prevents canning
Assll valves are carefully lifted to .
standard opening. they are inter
chsnSeshle, and ss each - held IN DO
si:ion by gts e-n seigbf--no bolts ere
ueed--it 10 removable At pieseure. 7ha
IL al important festnre. ~ II pesmife
IN examiustson of Tire blast outiess 81
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Inest pine that ever grew on Michigan

finest pine that ever grew on Michigan
soil.
With the decadence at the lumber
business the firm, now possessed of IN
adequate competency to permit of
luxurious idlsness for their remaining
days, disposed of their manufacturing
interests. They retained. however, ex-
tensive holdings of real estate. Their
numbering activities were represented
by the cut of 5000 acres in Montcalm
county. this state, and 1900 acres in
Wisconsin. The avails of this snOr-
NOUS acreage were invested in Chicago
and Denver real estate. These REIN
vestments have proved profitable
ASIDE from their roal estate holdingi
the firm is engaged incidentally II
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
Greenville Transportation Lines,

! vii b, Of superior artistic merit.
The catalogue Of the firm. now al
ready in the hands of the trade, pre-
sents an array of beautiful designs and
artistic creations never before shown IN
ouch publication. Already the Office
| il over-run with orders for these goods.
The Ranney company is . corpora
ton. organized in 1892. Its officer go;
/ President. +. E. Ranney; vice presi.
dent, c. L. Ranney: secretary. 30 "A
Lewis; treasurer. w. d. Johnson. It's
capital stock is $50. 900.
Tn sales department will be man.
aged by Secretary Lewis, q gentleG an
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FIG. !
The Tuyere.

the furnace for which it is 10 be used.
Regular lengths are 80. AZ, As. 81. 60,
&c and ~ inches. These are kept in
stock; others are made to order. An
air chamber having transverse area
81 by q inches extends throughout the
body of the CRATE. This affords ample
space for the paesage of volume Of
air sufficient to sustain combustion In
the furnace. See fig. 4.
From three to FIVE flaring, funnel
shaped openings are cast in the heavy
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othor affairs.

other affairs.
w. ID. johnson was one OF the charter
members of the City National bank
aud president of that organization for
five years. He is- also treasurer OF the
Ranney Refrigerator company and .
holder OF stock in the Gordon Hollow
Blast Crate company. The interest OF
the firm at the present time centers in
Riverside park, one of the most per-
fectly appointed aud stocked farms in
Michigan. Eight hundred acres are
included in the farm. part OF which
lies within the corporate limits OF
Greenville. 1t is stocked with 400
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
Top and Side View of Crate.

e. 7. Wright is propsietor sn6 opes-
afor Of the freenrille Electro Light
works. . thoroughly modern snd com
ylete plant. The bulldiuE 10 sn ample
brick structure operated ty either
water nr steam power. - the erirepcy
may require. IL 10 fitted with the
Thompson Hsusten ssstsm, supplies
forts -fise src l,Ghfs for streets end
Offices, 400 inesnassosnts for homes
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sheep and about ssventy-hve head OF
horses. A few choice cattle are Alec
raised. The particular pride of the
ter they raise only high bred trotting
stocs. Their second Annual catalogue
contains the following announcement:
IN presenting ear sscond cstslogns
70 the breeding pnblsc. ne deem IL NJ
TING that attention ne called 20 blood
liues represented BY The animals 81
riverside park.
Oar stations IN servtce need TO fiat
terry ~ cor hands, further than that
they ere thoroughly sound and speedy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19

PRESCRIPTION = fAs srsrsSt ard sprefiest rsEa-
-~rs~ yrs, s-so ss-reF,S ur~sn ttsf-but q your
.raee $ slgst{n1te lIve i rsss<-faote tine.
/ fsss an tsvs~rratirg resrofat1Te tozisc, y
m~ff;ra AMI ssrengtheutrg nervsna. Sfd =
k--e<<srss s1~selfis, cor f,srTaiA weeknfsses and
&.ir,sotz An fssnctionai Disturbance. pssn-
~ f-raxr'aritiae srsd ssrnn -enieEts are cor
'V>~rfss sna r-sr>a Is r. Al farstarai lis
<ksr-fzss. hensirx sicsTe sarzoslcrs. wax hsck,
so<-~.f.srs=is~i w4fh fsia+ srells snd ki0zttrf
UszsrtssnS ers fs1Frre-P4 "a evsrT cs2@ 81
r<fiTb - srssrn ssu.sig~i Farrrite ri<srTis,-
Gis.r,. - ,sssrs1tseS - zLve safzsfacfs1c. -
- u1rt,ev i refxnliE~f No ether nsefAe ne
4cr rsssa = SD "a zScn isrsrs Tai
:rr8~.s thae nofain~ 80 sEisEea - tse Zsssez
- - : Jast n $40
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The Rsnney Refrigerator plant 10 an
ample tract of several acres IN extent
situated upon the bank Of Fla, river
and trsvsrsed ey the Grand Trunk and
C. a W. NJ. systems Il IAN Immense
brick structure containing 50, oco square
feet Of floor surface. capable of emf
ployiHg 100 Hen- The plant oonsists Of
saw msli. lumber yards. fsctorg
bindings and storage warehouses. The
rain factory building u fitted with
fall complement If modern machinery
OF the most effectusl type. . Ie9x2oa
feet. three stories high The whole =
driven BY Poverfai Corlsss engine Of
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OF wide experience IN the business. and
one who enjoys the personal scqns'nt-
sncs and patronage OF the leading
deslers IN rsfrigerssors in America
Mr.. Lewis iss trader and accountant
by instinct and long years OF expe-
renee. He enjoys the confidence and
esteem of his coac tutors and patrons
il ar unlimited degree.
The institution starts upon its career
under circumstances nBusuaily favor
able for saecess. and ~ill not only
prove 10 be proud possession ct toe
proud city in which IL is established,
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Sfi.r 70 81
ScrietiEres you
uiay have % vai<
The Troubles thar
have bean years
IA gathering can 8
sivxvs 81 cleared
away IN = daT.
For all tie dis
! easps ard dis
riaE-s peculiar %
nDsnhcui. Or.
Fery,ea Favorisa