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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

DETROIT, Jan ~
LAMsiNd . NoRrnsNN \. =.
eotNa To pETkOtf.
". t3R'b RAPIDS IA An = ~ om sstapm
AZ. bkfHbi1 II % m sasia ~ 10 toom
RHIuRSiSa IhoA pErHoif.
4, PHI !ktns !, en- rs en- !, sss pm
To end frsm Laasias ana ilewsii~-Sane ~
10 sad ffsm pstfst
10 sse fss4 sAstsAs. AtsA ssesf trs1s-
", tsrAaa Rapids s..,.....,-...s o. ana as nm
Ar sfFend fatta& sss.ssa,..s II % an - ~ bm
ssto~ssa VA lsssts sssssSs = .
Nv 8raaa Hapsas :. is am isnpA ss6pm
An. ffen LEVEL Ill - Pea sit pa s.sssa.
fHRoUaH CAR skbtiCI
Between agsHa ksps1s aad f,effeit-p xf4SS
cara "a ali sFnsaa ~esfs = erafA
between erasa hsrsas sad $40 hsw~fAxscs
ear leaves ifx~aA n4pias Is seas arrives IL
6raaa Rattas - - pa. s4Ats = e&8tA
sKvtTs Saya Qssst sss'ss ssss az, ss,ys
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

Oh! MI BACK
Il have been unAer the care Of many doe
tors for nsuraiEia aud rheumaiism. which /
had terribly In my back And side. 60 badly
did suffer that wss unable 60 attend to my
business for three gears. before I came across
tbs right remsd y to cure me. The remedy 10
Dr. Gree mss Nervura. and have been per-
fec,ly ana completely cured By this wonderful
medicine. JAMES BoWN.
n Market st.. New 70 CITY,"
sWDr. Greene. the successful specialist In
curing all forms Of nervous and chronic dis
eases. IS W. 18th street. New York. can Be con-
suited ynsE. personally or b. letter. Call or
write him about the case. or send for symptom
blank Ia nh out. and . letter fully explaining
your disease. giving ADVICE. etc. viii b re-
turned free.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

Fer Burns. scslds. nrulsss ard ali
pain and enreBeo OF tne nseh, the
efsnd household remedy - bf,
Ihomar Fsie<tFie Oh. Be sure you
Set me eenusne.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

Washing the face with = white haunei
wasArag thoroughly rsmovss dust cd
crime and aids materially IN keepinx the
skin soft and velvefy. -Esehaags
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

Original Ases Armstrong, Timothy
Rose. Chas. c. knowlton. David l..
Guiher. Myron A. King, Oscar II. Cur.
Sis. William Wait. John Gaebelein.
Allen Il. Winters. Frank sackest.
Henry 3. SheldIn. John Wild. Louis 3.
Eidred. Lewis X. Hopkins. Henry G.
johnson, Porter y. Salisbury, Harvey
e. Lsorard. Robert h. Hyman, John
n. Brniuard. Abram Poff. Eli Lewis.
John L. selover. Otto Weber, Ambrose
y. Bell. Jesse Towns. Eber Hart, VII
Ian, u. Wilson, Charles II. Douglas.
deceased. Additional - Albert ~.
Thompson. MicnaeI W. Hoerauf, Geo.
". Cestnus. Edwin Corbiu, John HUFF.
VIM. CAMPBELL, Csdy G. Smith, Pat
rick Fitzgerald. samuel Nelson, jos. n.
DunworSh, zschan&h J. Conn, wm.
Hart. VIM. q. Roberts. supplemental
Henry Ricbardt. Increase fsiehard
Hodges. Henry O. Ifsmssrses. Re-
~ue--Crosby G. whitney. Jos. Co
thea. Original. widows. etc.--Jennie
psuelas, Jane A. Kelly. Eugepie Bel
lows, Mary Quinnan. Maria Capron,
(mother.) CynthnA negraw. fmoiner. ]
3obnathan Valentine. lfather.l Char
Iotte sharp. snsan ~. Waters. Maria
J. Robinson
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
FIGURES OF TRADE

sE~ IazE Get s-A8asg "a cal Laazed
sssF a. A - Z leg eeuz Tue eios a. rate sss
gef rsat aia tle .asest 4.
EAcl44.n-s closed 4uirt sal szezdy, plsIed
rates. go - tcJi aGfAAl rats. - = 80.
fof aAts a4ys al4a 80. "a Al TOO demand.
tf1Fef 1Bielks sfs11 curr-ngy. s. Ut
tit - e4tgsl Ia bai -xgende1 - rezls
tered - bid. Pzslac Fallsay beads closet
laien arsi >. - bid siakla. f4ads. it,
Co1frals ID tld-
The stscA msr3er Mas more active thls
h41g1i1<. The sases - 1oel 4nsauAts1 -
1888 sharss. tllr priaelg-l tr.alaz sas ~
-rW E1-i ala, ihlc1x1, Headi1x. AlGsts31.
shisAS trIst LeniSA ts.!es. BAriinklaa a1d
htoa fs-iae- 4nc stz8ax..t fe4E4Ees were
Aglef ca feDaccs preferlsd AID tennessee
eoas, me fornlsr sal4ru.s Igmpet u8m lo
20 10. N1I.r tAc iast aslHed advanced ESf
ceut The graefAl lIst aurin< the greater pa :
u tbs ~ iruiag Sts strsaz a4d advanced ~tta
Dut htEle tefrGpti on j All hsaE. Naen stiers
nfoDpCd =. s, poE cent The zcflstt1 - tts
I47Iniag continued 1ult8g the lass hal u sle
44S ana prices were nrniY he'd. sfane 9f re
rs reeoFit4lz iastax4 advances 4 - <f.asefs.
A. sralps Sefr strong On IN Heavy ih-tr-
lnrlt "a -r-a i1ri4s rAa past Aesk iia1 o-s
ieE aal strsag1h - Nes Eagiasl1 = "a 44iothef
festDre % the deal 8. lssoa PACING N4s
- snk Ga heavy os4ylas los ne 2ecodht o.
b1atAn parties. fhe highest prizes ~ef1 srn-
sr4iig cuEfrat a. tfse ei1se- ihe adsAn
Taa<rsl from =. % B ser e-ns- The sslrs I9f Tue
d4s amounted 10 slt.3sg shares.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

There MAS a large supply Of grapes Ia the
market yesterday.
Apples are more plentilui. bat the quality IS
not nIst-clxss Wheat REMAINS ~ o. cents
Corn meal Is worth - - 81
Apples are now worth sDes55c per bu.
Exzs. l9c. butter. l,s9'cs neN potatoes
oAssdOcs beans. hand picked. sl.o . i,lo; honey
l5e; eariey lettuce. zoe per basNei. new
cueaIuoess. aSscc bui new turhtis. a0ssope bu'
caDbaxes. 4Js1tJc doz. xreen yeas. ueescje On,
b-ets. a.lesocc oui MAX beans Ssssoc bui new
tomatoes. 9lt5oc Sa; corn. Ies,c dox, ruta
carrots. 40 10 soc egg plants &c dozi pep
pers. loe b.; red peppers. si-o bu; ceieFy.
i-Sgtc doLs new squash. -a2e To- pump
klus. 0s9Sl doZs piums. slTaest.oo oni pears.
sl-Sa-.0o 0a; peaches. $500 Du; euiis from
51ts Soc bg; MUSK melons. I5c9sl. 90 doc; spin
mage 4o3ooe o.; picking eacumbers. loc per
100 vegetable oysters. SUfsiUc. Wasefcress. Ac
doz punches; miat. sOc doz punches. Cauii-
pies S. Concord and worden grapes. &c per
10; y laxara. Sc; Delaware Sc eitfons. 1s ~c
a d0k
6rain-wheat. old and new. 61e; corn. i7c
cats, 15e; rye. soc, farley. sl.l0.
Flour and Feed-Liiy White. s-Vi patent.
s. % pr cst; huekWhelt Hour. $50 per cwti
c0Tnmaa. so per ton; feed. s-tGl per ton :
mIodA4sss. 80 per ton; bran. els per ton:
sAips. So per ton. screenings. So per ton
NOOt-Wasn l>ee tee; ultwtshed lb&s DC
Hay-Ab0at Is loads ofhay of a good quality
was marketed. Prices are fair. There ) a
iarge supply and fair demand. New clover.
sssgs; timothy. slSlo.
Hides and rallOw-Green. 214G31sc; steers.
over 70 los. sc; cured hioes 5tzs4 &c; calf
skins. green, Sc; calf skins cured. ot1e: tai
low. rough. l1zc; rendered. SIC; pelts. lVG'oci
sheariings. Jgt3c-
Beef. l1s6c; pork. &c; fresh pork loins.
fowls. sSloci spring chicken. sSllc; veal
6sS1c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
Building Material.

Wire nails. 500 rates; steel cut. $50 rates.
glass. 7Sc. Building paper. sl.Oo95.0 per rolls
waterproof. si-OU per roll.
Lumber-retail piece stuf-No- hemiock.
up 10 and including l6 feet lengths. sll; ADD
81 per 1850 feet for every additional two leet;
No. hemlock. up TO and includl ng 10 feet. e;
every additional 2 feet. 81; No. | pine, sl4
per LOO feet; add 81 for every additional u
feet over 10 feet; No. l flooring. white
pine 80: No. flooring. white pine. slo:
No, 5 flooring. white pine. sl4; No. l
manie. So; No. l ceiling. =. 80; No. 2ceiltng.
=. as; No. / ceiling. q. So; No. ceiling, s.
sfo: No. | siding. I. SO; No. siding. 4. sli |;
No, G siding. s9l: No. 2 G siding. $40; No q
siding. 81. finishing material-No. com
mon boards. SO; No. common boards SO !;
Shingies-S.ar. Is Inches clear. s. per thou
SAM; star A star. 10 inches clear. s2-I5 per
tho ussnd: No. 2. 3 inches clear butt. 600 per
thousand sound butt sl.59 per thousand;
en,l shingles. 81 per thousand. Latino. l
white ONE. s2.e0; No. = white pine. $40; ship
ping culls. Sil; miilcuis. -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

There l. stli. = fair sapb.y Of gs2ekes n sac
nArAet- lie mafSnt j. bsal AZ ptsseas pricrs-
sweet potatoes ar1 loser iAcS are A0H
~aFtn - per BOZ,
0TFrcr s{sg1taiioDs follow
Nea potatoes. 80 ser bell cucGmbers. zoe
per d0kf hasfcs. .8e-s-Nc, s<<s, Sc go
bazrs sCs.8e e per dgEs r4dlsaes. lsrssi -
per aoEs watrEn~loas 4es cations. so pal
lea0as. So . "a ntt : el4sV.1s 9rsn.os. so
e,T9of pe1e hes > Ascks :. - - All sfs J. Y >
: -. afiorlia apTseots. 80 aoaeai caaAnAs.
s4l1ss- 50 huachf aana esc@ra Mediaia bean =
8 ~ 10 =. 10 bu clover seed nedldht, = - !
asamf4aTh 80 Ga asetkg seed, s-.tN 10
a To- ~ iiletf 81 IS G. D.. b4s tomatoes 90 %
15ei .reen cora. 10 10 i3cs sweet potstoes. 100
Der Dbl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
Chicago Gram

CzHeseo. Der. While there xss . goad
1sal ia tha wheat ma ket. which was regarded
0c4gs sd Insfo we're otAeg considerations
watch he'd the market hfm AMI sbaie
li<hsr bak the trade Vas not very active
There 49, nothing especially encouraging Ia
lie aBle s8d tne local receipts seFo very
leaFy-5-la ears. W1~re % carr were estimated
--8u. thsre sAs good loea4 buyi1k ana there
we're als0 free bUTtnz orders from New fork.
there a. Also decided strength tn cora aAd
Of Nhieb served 70 give the tr4ds more conn
deacs Corn closed - higher. tfadfnx VAS
fairy active aad fho market acted ner.Ousiy
sltlin moderate Faaxe OF ul4etaation> There
o. .c zld sc. bat "a undercgrront o. strength
perF4ded the market. Notwithstanding tue
MAY features surrounding Il Oats were
srF1us aud nlShrF the liquldzt GA was largely
eol1 yisted asst week aud sh-rc Vas little SELL
lag pressure. while shorts we're good buyers.
Influenced b. the sIrOng fecling Ia corn. Clos
ing prices we're - 10 ~ higher. The provision
naFket Nas arm Ia tie main aad closed gen
orally hikher today thdn did Saturday. The
October ribs and lard deals are still running
az the 0id stand. Notwithstanding the efforts
0f a mysterious stranger % transfer them To a
justice court. At the close the following al
sanees ia The October deliveries are noted !;
Pork. E54c, ard. 7 &c and ribs loc. For Jan
gsgy PORK and lard are &C lower aud ribs IN
naHgrd- CosinS prices,
Wnoat-Oetober ~; December lsAe; May
s7~c.
Cora-Oct9ber. see, November. 4I11; De-
ceniDer. sf,8cs May. ~ =
Oafs-Oct0ber. 81 3e; November. 32s4c; De
cember 81 g: VI az ~
Psrk- Octooer. slO.s55ss November. sl0.s21s;
J2auaEg. sli.sT1a-
Lard-0ciobsr. $50: November. E4Si Jan
short -October. sl075. November. $3.50.
gGaaary. $50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

CscAGo Us0s srOcx fAsDs. Oct. 81
Tie week 0pcned with moderate receipts and
sumo Improvement ia prices Tor 81 c. asses o.
live stock. Good nat ~ cattle were scarce
aEd IN sJrong demand AT prices easily lie
higher. while all useful IN -dtuin grades sold
mach more readily than at ths close OF iasr
weeN- The hog market ruled active at an
average advance OF To cents.
Catti.-kcce pts. $500; fancy natives. $50
ass; fair TO gosi. s42541s-75; common TO
lar grassers. g. $50 cows and mixed
butchers stock. 75cGBs.TS-
bog.-keceiprs y. 600; choice % prime
heavy Shipping logs s. 1870; best assorted
lisht. $50. good 20 choice mixed and packing
So % 30; Inferior light and rough packing.
~ s5x5.D.
Shcep-Receipts. 1000; choice TO prime ma
1--WE 50 faas5.f0. good 20 choice Texas and
western muttons. a. 10 "a 70; fair fedeers. $3.50
81 80. lambs. .3.la.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

Dxrrorr. Oct. 3-Nhest closed. No. red
cash. 7s8.e. December. 76t.c; May. sc. No. 2
white. cssh. I2'4c.
Corn No casa. a. &C.
Nas-N8. casa. J4c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
GRO. NJ. EDISON.

Ft@ns lE.s = Car - a. hceex
pr ~sEE
sfesas saass 81 sass e. 80 e. EeoS fersr
tis8s siss heasss o. ~ Fsfts 81 The cts -
sseaaf as - hsgFsa. 50 kseat faftus fcr
- - tFaae 40 sea ~ "a foFsss
fHF Eefs FaaFa fo1e< saefsra -
Ffasaa a1s sisss -. a. p7s sealA. Asse
@as fsf So
y shss g tesa.
Use las48 saas sfftes e. 80 fssu~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

Sugars were slightly higher yesterday; the
GeiD snd was good sGd the market nrm- Gran
giafed sn-ar i uow worth s5.4t per ewt. and
e1nfccfiOnary slsl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
- SHQRE ' MICHIGAN soUEasAt
q are.r H. h taln


fh~ i.k- -eers - Ciers{sat 10 esaas 81.
-ftf shs arts sri All 4 ! X sfsfra. q /,
eafcs 81 sas msst trret Faate - Pitts fsrs
A J sfaifa. - 49, Iievssaa d
{. . kcgers. cssy fsss Agea1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
DETROIT,
SEPT u.

LAssiaG & NORTHERN z. x.
GolNS IT, BETHCIr
Lv. CD RI o. am . IS m 20 , m IL a0pn
Ar. DET.- II ~ am 5 - , n 10 5 Ims7 o. "A
RETURNING FROa DETROIT.
Lv. DEF. 81 or . 5 pa - pm IL p1pn
Ar. CD IL pm = = m o ~ pm . % an
SAGINAW. ALMA AND ST Louis
Lv. g RI . am lS pm Ar. 81 Rlls1 am ~ - pm
HOW'LL "a tossls sHssrISSs ga.
Nv. srsnl Rapids. To0sm mSp n
Ar. from Lowell. II IS m S m
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Psrlor Cars on all dsy trains between Grsni
Eaoids aat Detroit. Wagner S.eepers os
nislt trsia4 Parior Car 70 saginaw 8u nora
ink trsla.
'kYery ssy. other trains week dsy, ,niy.
GEu. psHANEN. Gen PsssFA AIT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
Oil Mark.t.

Water white oil. li0o. os4c; headlight. l5G'
Re; water white. old test, loJ0. Sc; Eoeene. loJ'
10 l100. Sac.
Deoierized stove gasoline. 74o. o4c.
DeoGeriZod naptha. 65o. sac.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

Az efhers .anrr ~1fh - rnetsrn inprrvs
Heenfs - ~ - s>aa Ns~snf sets in dirsT-
ERA parts - - saty Money frn'ssea -
tasd e seslret Tiase aae tarHss e. seE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

1akiug effect sunday aan- I 1874
>e>gt1k ears On Pacific sai Afisntic En-
gFrssss q aud from Detroit. PsrioF ears lszvs
Ter brWet SO m. r-fqrntng leave Eetroit
- - ~. arriving NJ srsRr hspits AZ 70 ,
f,. firesf cnn a-ctiens m ale at Detrclt wish
= through trains east.
fcssgs an SAL at Taiaa Ticket 0ifcA 81
NonFc@ street. sad az Unian depot
fred ". hrixEs tte1 I AK. = Nonr0sE
9. W. kngsie-, q. 2 aud 4 AT Chica1o
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

MONEY tolesn % coed real sstst. security
n J. isanL1A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

HFTINU rom FFtoskNT ll.-U psa-i rom Ira-
verse cats II ~ am. 90 pm.
iNkOU0H cal, SERVICE.
Wagner PsClor Cars Leave 6rand Rapids
IS pm. leave Chicago 5 - pm.
wagner SleeDefs-Leaye Grani Raplis
'l-o pm. leave Saicaxo 'il:lo pm. leave
Grand Rapids fii:5 pm. lsavs Indianapolis
via Bix -Four 90 pm.
80 c4sf ear o. N2vlsfee S;S DIN.
'kveTy tsy. fEtce2t saturday. Other
trR NJ week dsssaaiy
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n. W. N0RTHR0P
ovEK NATIONAL CITY BANK


horse n Hsrisn street near Nsdisoh
avenue. convenient 2 ztfs~r csrs 50 %
house On Henry street. uesr street ears
lDew - 1850. ....... .....-. ~ o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

NyTTrF 70 cRTDrT0RE
- efefe ~ Ffrrfra~ frrFfs - feut -.
Notice . iieTeby eiv-t tfnt - ~ nfeef r. tu@
Ffo-sfs Cert for 30 luurfs q tnot. usa-
or tfe I'm cas- ~ fsrfetf'sHf "A. ~ - a
fnorfns frefr fitsf ras% ~erf tiirs2f - rrftt
t1rs q f.rsssnf ff~if 8 20 aFaiesi sac eFtafe
-
CaARg.Ee rpfcEk
- - sat- rstn-s tee~ee~a ard fsaf FL
~-soff,,-F 81 sec oertsstc So rr1u 80 q pss-
th-.f a - ssiz ffrisar< Icnrt. - =
s-fIs usflrr eiiFgsn-e. - - hrtuft q
sfff ffy - fff-f ntgf arf tIst srlct -. RS
- f~~~H ffErr sFiF ear-t - ff,rf~fff
f.e tsff ~ 81 A. a~rr reTt s. go e. 49,
ffs fo-eHrf Ft ira fnT,
bsree ernn1 Esrias "a. SIT fess. 4.
CTEEF , pFRETTs
tses ct - JseEs - Frsprse.
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ElysIEs TIME TABLE
$3.50 NOW N g,PsCr.

gess Rsofd- - FL To IN tlcrsr Be sen
"a Ha~~a ~ As an zla sm sNpfa Il saIn
y ~sakes AZ steamer .......- ~ .&isfu
- 80 Ar sfesfn-f .-s-t = 40
spslg fnsiiT except surfaF
Trans a. - frel - sesf : 81 - "a - .
n - r. sra f -
frssus sFFfse trcra tnr " EST q = n. ~ ~ 4
81 Is ~ sui 81 ~
s-s~-rf-Ns "a - szner p.ffsr Rafet
g. ~, f. ra~' 49, ar ~ ~ y sxaar ~feener
W@-fwsrf-Ns Il Wagner Ste-ref ~ III
Faf4,r a ~ Is wexn~r Fsrfer Rnf-t esr
EesN y Aev7s TrNre Nsnaxrr
Bx~ = s~cHss. TrsT. Fsss Aseas.
ia NksrnkfE- CRY Irtrf Aaeas
- VanFs@ street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

NoTICE 70 CREDITORS
~ tfafe WiaaHran. feuH y ~ f~rt 80
Nntiee . lafsis ffrfu hiss - ~ order ~ fifs
PROOFS > Court - IHs fs.fsUtF - SIT ffste
"a tie rth naf ~ r+rteutfser. A. ~ t@tL ga
~ rff - srura fhrf nafs srrs aitfs~tf faf cred
or - fyrfss-rt Their eislsas against tee -
late 81
FNtrIFI EhrSDFF.
fa-s Of sstd rrrfts Decreased srd f1sf AZ
erred tafs 81 said cssresaet 80 required g. rr~-
cert thetF raint - ealf ffnistft loUrt - fh~
fy isste efife t'se rifS ~ ~ snd tsfies f1f
erssslissf4.ff arc n o~rnrrs ~ 80 f.ffo-s tAr
~ enF - Nsfltsrit-f next err thsf surh
Gains wiH - head hSioff SIT ~nort -
-fsnrseav to- 2lfh arg ~ Nef nert - So
r'eters 81 the forenoon q LAT nes.
1ssseo arsnc Esgics kich.. sept =. A =.
1ssL
gTRf'e 3 rEEtfNe
furs orf p fnare 81 ffaf'sts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

TIE HoLDES RIAL fSTATE EXcHANaE
:, q hn4S &oar0e-st.. Ni44ieau,t blas
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TRAIN TIME TABLES.
SEPT. IL. 1891
AND WEST MICHIGAN NY.

GOING To CHICAGO.
Lv. GRID RAPIDs.~s:5o am les pm ell :a,pm
AZ CBICAGO...--...-5:3p pm 6:s5 pm y team
HETUkNISG FROM gHlCABO.
Nv. CHICAGO -.....-...9.00 am Is pm 'll;l5pm
Ar. GRID kAPIDS.-3:55 pm l0:ss pm '6:i0am
axNros aAzsos. 81. JOB AND IaDsASsPOLIs.
Iv. @. R. SIS Am pm 'il;S pm
Ar u. r. $40 Am 3:5j pm h:iS pm
20 AND Fnos MUSHROOM.
Lv. u. r $500 $40 am - pun 5:35 pm $50 pm
Ar. u. X $780, 40 an .......-.. $50 pm $50 pm
IKsyEsss CFTY. xkSIsrgg a YzT0sKET.
Nv g. A.. 7:S0am SIS pm
Ar. T. C.-................. l2:s5 pm I0:5l ON
AZ. Ch OK .. as, pm .
Ar. Petty -....................... $50 pm ..
Ar. Va .... l2.Opu l0:2ip
Arrive from PIT frnT Ira
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

\ Al locking Tor : se1sa. man o. eAad that
SAINTS : lstu aoli3s t.<a security. hEia1re
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The Helena independent., 1892-12-27
RUNNING WOLF MINES.

The Outlook in That Section of the Coun-
try Better Than Ever.
A correspondent of the Neihart Miner,
writing of the Running Wolf mining dis
trict, in Meagher county, SAYS: The min
ing outlook for Running Wolf district is
better than an any time since its discovery.
More men are employed and there is ac-
tiyity throughout the entire camp A feel
ing of confidence prevails and all interested
have faith in the future of the camp. We
believe that it will one day be one of the
leading bullion producing camps of the
state, and permanent one with long
life, as the ore bodies are large, many and
rich.
The Eureka comnany's mines are situated
ut the head of Running Wolf. The pros
pecting operations that have been going on
for some time have proven that the ore
bodies are extensive and of such quality
as will insure success A large hoising
plant for this property is now on the way
from Great Falls. and will be placed in
position and in running order at an early
day. The general manager, James Carrier,
is now on the ground. and the building of
roads, shaft houses. ETC., wall be vigorously
prosecuted.
Development on the Mountain Side COM
pany's properties is progressing nicely. The
mines are situated on a very steep hill side.
A cross cut tunnel is being driven to tap
the lead at the depth of about 300 feet. -Four
hundred feet OF this tunnel is now run, and
the lead is expected to be struck shortly.
This is one of the finest properties in the
camp and its development will determine
largely the future of the camp.
1t now seems as if the owners Of the
Woodhurst and Morrison mines have set
to work in earnest with the evident in
tention of finding out what is in the
mine. The mine is a good one and only
requires push and coin to prove it. The
new hoist is working like charm.
Sinking the two-compartment shaft and
crosscutting to the lead is now being
pushed az fast as money and men can do it.
A fine substantial shaft house, blacksmith
shop, ore house and good road to the
mine has been built. leaving everything in
ship shape for the winter.
new strike of Importance has beer
made on the South Fork mine, situated or
the south fork of Running Wolf. and owned
by parties in Neihart. Judging from recen
development, they have what may bt
termed "a good thing" The ore is higl
grade, hard carbonate, and the lead abon
three feet wide. The general verdict j
that the location and present prospects ar,
among the best in the camp.
The Helena independent., 1892-12-27
ANOTHER SAPPHIRE COMPANY.

Missoula Men VIII Work Some Claims ON
the Missouri River Near Helena.
The Missouri River Sapphire and Ruby
company is among the latest companies to
file articles of incorporation.
The present company is the outgrowth of
the Missoula Gold and Sapphire company
which was organized last July with J. II. B.
Foster, president; T. T. Ellis. vice-pyesi-
dent. and George Il. Clynick, secretary.
That company secured the right of loca-
tion TO over 22,000 acres of land situated
about fourteen miles east of Helena, on the
Missouri river. Il. D. Farrow. tho sap
phire king, was practically tho owner, and
at the head of the scheme. The company
did but little in the way of developments
and the present company was re-
organized under the present name
of the Missouri RIVER Sapphire
and Ruby company. The officers
are as follows: President. Thomas s..
Jones; president, G. E. Woodworth;
treasurer. L. A. Winstanley; secretary and
legal adviser, X. M. Nicoles. The old com
peny will be dissolved about Jan. g8, and
the old stock exchanged for stock in the
new company. Title to the property will
also psss 20 the new company as soon as o
permanent organization is effected.
MIR. Farrow, who will act as manager O.
she concern, will leave for the east in I
short time. He will visit Chicago, New
York, and other cities of promince, TO plac,
Rtocs on the market. 1t ia expected tha
work will be commenced on the GROUND
during early spring. u 10 the intention Il
The Helena independent., 1892-12-27
Highest Of all 10 Leavcnn powerLatcst y. S Govt Report
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
PERSONAL.

Col. A. s. Burt. Of Missoula. 10 at Tho
Helena.
L. O. Leonard, Of Anaconda, was In town
yesterday.
NJ. H. Parker. of Boulder. was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. H. Robinson. Of Marysville, 10
at The Helena.
A. O. Dnbray and wife are At the Grand
Central. from Garrison.
ID. j. Fallant and Will Hankss of Great
Falls. are at Tho Helena.
State Treasure Elect +. w. Wright of
Livingston. is at The Helena.
w. ]. Kennedy. clerk Of the Supreme
court, returned TO Helena yesterday.
G. W. Chowning tho we'll known cattle
man. is spending the holidays in Helena.
Meagher county visitors in town yestcr-
day were w. e. Tripp and William Lup-
pold, of White sulphur Springs.
Hon. A. j. Davidson. member-elect of the
house of representatives. is reported to be
in about the same condition. which makes
ii unlikely that he will be able to attend
the opening of the legislature next Monday.
Quite delegation of Great Falls people
arrived in Helena yesterday. In the party
at the Grand Central are Miss Mary Gill
christ, $. d. Sargent. Mrs. H. L. Chadwick.
Douglass Martin, Joseph Hamilton, L. z.
Venlow, Andrew Jensen and George ID.
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