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WANT THE CASES DISMISSED.
The Welch and McManus Factions VIII
Temporarily Agree on That.

Ahe WEIGH and McMaDus Factions VIII
Temporarily Agree on That
The. cases of John Welch and William
Phillips, charged with assault to murder for
their connection with the II cent bloody
encounter between the McManus and Welch
factions, came up on the calendar in Police
Court l yesterday. There was no complaint
on file, and the attorneys for the defense
asked that the examination proceed or the
cases be dismissed. Policeman Little then
swore to a complaint against Welch, and
both cases were continued until Monday
Some time ago Frank McManus was al
lowed to pay a fine of So for assaulting
WEIGH and Officer Little during the battle
on Third street. IL IS now limited that The
warning factions have decided TO bury toe
hatchet until they secure dismissal of The
charges now pending.
The charges Of drunkenness and vulgar
language against McManus for his bolster
Gus conduct in Police Court we're cUntin-
ued for week.
The morning call., 1892-07-16
PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIEs.-
once of Purchasing and Depot Commlssary, SO
New Montgomery st San Francisco, July IL 1892
Sealed proposals, In trplcate subject to the usual
Conditions. VIII be received at this oiee until IL
O'Clock NJ. on MONDAY, July 25 1892, at which
time ana place they VIII be opened In the presence
OF bidders, for furnishing and delivery OF the fol-
lowing-named Subsistence supplies: Coddsh, corn
meal rice, coffee, tea. asparagus, bacon. buttons,
cheese, Chocolate, cigarettes. cigars, crackers,
ciothespins, envelopes. ham. handkerchiefs lam
maearoni, mackerel mustard, oatmeal, oil (olfye)
paper, peaches, peas, pens, salmon, salt sugar,
syrup. tomatoes. toweling. cracked wheat, soap
powder (ScbmidtSl citric acid, ammonia, apricots
pear. barley beef (dried) backing capers eatsups
cinnamon, cttron, cocoa, cocoanut desiccated
tEpps) figs havOring extracts. -four, fruits ginger
hcrsersdish, jellies, maTmalades. canned meats
okra- oysters. pigs feet plum pudding, preserves
rasins razors. sage, rsait (celery) sauce tobasco
sausage, canned vegetables and Lima beans. Pro-
posais viii not be considered unless ACCOMPANIED
by samples of articles bid for. The Government
reserves the right TO reject any all proposals.
Preference Will be given to articles of domestic
production or manufacture. conditions OF quality
and price neudn g In the price of foreign produc-
ton or manufacture the duty thereon) being equal.
Blank proposals aud full Information to the
quality OF stores, character OF packages, etc, VIII
be furnished application to this office. En-
yelopes containing proposals should marked
Proposals for Subsistence Supplies, to be opened
July 20, 1884," and add essed to the undersigned.
G. A WOODRUFF Captain and c. s., United States
Army. jyl6 II % "a &c
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CROKER BUILDING.
sub Contractors Demands Tie6 Up by q
Claim for Damages.

sub ontractor's Demands Tied Up by q
Claim for Damages.
NJ. p. Sessions and Donald Mckay have
brought suits in the Superior Court against
Owen Z. Brady and Patrick began and the
Croker estate to enforce mechanics liens
fer S2291 "a and S3041 respectively for haul.
ing granite and stone and for the stone
work on the Croker building. The con-
tract OF Brady and began was for Sis, 000
on which S34,t is Que, but it appears that
they oveTstepped the time limit in their
contract for finishing the building ana the
estate has made claim for some $50, coo
damages arising Hereunder. The sub
contractors, whose claims are thus tied up,
maintain that ia justice they should not be
made to suffer, having fulfilled their con-
tracts, and that the estate, if it has any
claim for damages, should reimburse itself
out of the surplus after paying off the sub
contractors and If there is none then to sue
the main contractors on their contract for
dnmnFpS.
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Henry Casebolt. the carriage builder, was
driving along Washington street, near Pow
ell. yesterday morning. when the rear axle
Of his buggy broke, and the horse ran away.
One of the wheels fell off, and Mr.. CaSebolt
was thrown out upon the eObbles. Officer
DonellaD found him in an unconscious en-
dition, and caused his removal in a carriage
To his home. He soon revived. ana it was
thought that lie suffered only from the
shock.
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that he be enjoined from selling it for the
assessment Of $50, no. increased afterward
80 per cent by the Board of Equalization.
The real estate was assessed TO Moses Hop
kinS and the personal property to the col
lege. The contention of course Is that tie
property is used for public school purposes
and therefore exempt from taxation under
the constitution. The hearing in the mat
ter to dissolve the injunction forbdding DR.,
Cogswell from diStut bing the trustees in the
possession of the college building was ut
over by Judge Levy until Wednesday.
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Copsvell College.

The trustees Of the Cogswell Poly technical
College entered suit yesterday in the Supe-
rior Court against the Tax Collector to have
it declared that the property on Twenty
sixth and Folsom streets is not subject to
taxation under the laws of the State and
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TYPEWRITERs.

4 ALiGkAPH NOS. 1, OR WILL PLEASE
You best; 3 TO choose from: ali hrst-cisss; 4S
Characters all csps ~ characters upper and lower
case. or 10 characters double also latest I'M
proyemeDts: thousands OF users: results elo-
facts and hg ures tell the story: In and talk IL
over. CHARLES Il. NAfLOR. general agent. 10
Montgomery st. 1el6u
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The Grand Jury.

The County Grand Jury was in session
yesterday. and reported one Indictment to
Judge Trout. The name of the indicted
one was kept secret. Bail was fixed at
$4,000. 1t was reported that robbery WAS
the charge upon which the Indictment was
ha Sa6
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REAL ESTATE:
FOR SALE By
I'HOS. NACEE,
Real Estate Agent,
snd Publisher Real Estate Circulsr"
No. 90 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
No. 90 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.

1915 rents under lease, $4,000: Brannan st. bet
sd and Attn; 1877 ;6x2T5 and 40x5o, with taeto j
Quilting.
Washington and Merchant sts.. near Sansome
3Oxl42:6: double front rents 1925 and rooms
worth $50 or s25: vacant; only $4,000: this is
an investment that be confidently recon-
meadei.
Geary St. near Kearny; rents SAC; lot has >
fronts and brick buildings: $4,000
$1,000 cash, balance easy terms: $500; Bush st
bet. Stockton and Powel! story ana basement
house; II rooms and modern convenience; lot u
fronts.
Rents $50; $4,000; rented to a hrst-elass
Chinese firm, has been there for o is years; lot
25xI37;6 and brick building; sacramento ST., bet
kearny and Dupont.
Reduced to $500; Jackson ST. bet. Montgomery
and Sansome: 30x60: making corners aud
fronts pays $40 ground rent.
Cheapest 5000; 5tn and Harrison: 81 :3xS0. and
2story frame with store corner; rents 500; bal
ance OF the lot vacant.
Reduced to $4,000; Golden Gate ave, opp Jeffer-
square; 25xl37 % and 2-Story oow-window
house; rooms, etc.; street accepted
broadway; fats; $1,000; rents $l5 bet. hyde
and Larkin; 25x7T %, and 3story house In hats OF
g. and rooms: street severed and macadanlzed;
close to Hyde-st. 0able-earS
Lewis st. between Post and Suffer and w of Tay
lor; % :6x7U and 2-story and basement bow-w n
dow house In flats; we'll rented 5000.
18TH near Castro; 25xI00; $l70O.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

ZINE CORNER LOT. 75x125, IN EAST OAK
land; cheap. Apply Call Branch Office. Jyl6 az
brand NEW GROOM COTTAGE, ALL MOD
IL ern improvements. ia heart OF Lorin: S1OO
down. $40 a month; large lot; great bargain; must
be sold.
6-room cottage-72S Grove ST., Oakland: $500;
lot 25xl25; now rented for SO. Inquire OF w. Q.
MORAN. Lorin (berkeley train) or }. II. STORY,
cor. 9TH and Willow sts Oakland. 1Yl6 ~
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FINANCIAL.


A L l26 kEARNY. ROOM Q, YOU CAN BORROW
IN money at low rates: private rooEis for aitss:
pledges for sale: take elevator. mrltt
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK.
~ SSs kearny St, the only corporation that leads
nexey on diamonds. watches low Interest," 0o4se
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BALANCE 50 PER MONTH.

bALANCE 80 fEk MONIH.
DOUBLE TRACK TO BE LAID TO ACCOM-
MoDATE 1HE TRAVEL.
Is MINUTES To THE BUSINESS CENTER OF
OAKLAND
The choicest and cheapest tract Of property on
the inc OF the Oakland. san Leandro and Haywards
Streets graded free OF any cost to purchasers;
Oakland City water pipes in front of your door
free OF any cost to purchaser.
No taxes TO be pald by purchaser until your prop
erty is paid for.
TITLE PERFECT TITLE PERFECT
tULL ABSTRACT AT OUR OFFICE.
1889 PURCHASED BY PRESENT OWNER. 1859
IN THE YEAR 1889.
OWN YOUR OWN HOME.
CONSIDER THIS OPPORTUNITY.
SPECIAL OFFERING FOR so DAYS
OF 800 LOTS, 4OxlS5.
IN THE MOSS TRACT
On the line OF the Oakland and san Leandro Elec-
trio Railroad.
$3.50 TO $500 Zach.
ACRE PRICES
$40 CASH. BALANCE So PER MONTH.
Positively the last offer al los these prices ana
terms Select your lots at once aud secure choice
location DO not wait until II is too late and then
Jon say YOU are sorry You did not buy sooner
TIE MOSS TRACT
Commands grand view OF Oakland, San Leandro
Bay ana surrounding country he offer we make
curing the month OF July OF lots IN the
MOSS TRACT
SurPasses any offer made along the great business
thorouehfare Of Alameda County.
REMEMBER WHAT WE TELL YOU.
THIS month is the last offer of the $3.50 ana sl75
lots In the
MOSS TRACT.
Remember the
MOSS TRACT
Is situated within Is minutes to Oakland.
THE MOSS TRACT
Lots are level and ready 10 build upon. Several
new houses arc now under course Of construction
Ia The
MOSS TRACT
Many others VIII come. Those who buy now will
never regret their purchase. Every dollar you In
Ycst IN the
MOSS TRACT
During our special sale VIII double in year.
streets graded and city water mains laid 40 our
expense. Every Tot remaining uusold on August /
VIII he advanced. Take our adv Select your
lots at once while yOu can secure choice location
For mans and particulars apply to
VI. }. LATMANCE& CO.
At osice each evening untu 9:3O O'Clock,
z66 Eigbth street. Oakland Cal. jyl3l0
The morning call., 1892-07-16

Earned rnns-OakIandS ?, Los Angeles J. Three
base hitS-NcCauley Stafford. TwO-base hits
C'Brien. Wright. Whitehead. Sacrifice hts-Hor-
ner Mannassu, Wilson. Hutchinson. First base on
errors oaklandS 2. Los Angeles 4. First on
called balS-oskiands 5, Los Angeles 1. Lett
baseS-OakIandS i. Los Angeles IL. Struck out
BY German 4, b. BalsZ 8. Hit by pitcher-BaIsz
double pIay-Wh1tehfad TO u'Brien 10 Turner
Passed balls Hassamer 3, Wilson 3. Umpire
Gagus OficiR scorer-J. w. Stapieton
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BERKELEY PROPERTY WANTED.

w ANTED = IN BERKELEY COMFORTABLE
w house OF or rooms on good lot, for which
owner VIII acceDt country property In part pay
ment; no agents. Address Is. r.. box al, this
ONCE mvl7 RI
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k00 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS - $3.50 AND
OoU upward; near Berkeley train: electric roads
pass near the properties; values sure TO double
terms-5 years easy payments: houses built TO suit
on instalmentS; 3 new cottages now ready and for
sale. Write or call on r. BoEGLE, owner. Golden
Gate. Cal. tyo II
Tor Saloon EASY TERMS, OR EXCHANGE
for unimproved property "a new and room cot
tages: must see them to know what a bargain there
Is IN them. Apply to w. q. McGINTY. owner,
6olden Gate. jy9 u
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NVNI hAtEOttS md BUILDERS.
JAMES MCCONAHEY, CARPENTER AND
81 builder, l22 Eddy-Jobbing. repairing attended:
store aud oics fitting n speciality. Telephe 3&23 1y
| LAWRENCE. CARP ENTER AND BUILDER
els sacramento 81 cabinet and kttinga AZ
ediees promptly attended: telephone 300 mlest
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Builders Contracts.
THROWN From His Buggy.

Cahill aud Hall Elevator Company with Rui
tate. no location given: $500.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

ALA MEDIA ROOMS AND ROUSE S.
LINE FLAT. COMPLETE, NEAR ? STATIONS.
The morning call., 1892-07-16

NR HALL 1885 MARKET. MURPHY Build
ing, rooms SIS and "a; diseases Of women. IL 6m
The morning call., 1892-07-16

- SnO LODGING-HOUSE. 10 ROOMS. IN THE
q ONO. oest locality in city; excellent chance
-er party wishing to secure lodging-honse. Apply
The morning call., 1892-07-16

II OVERNMENT LANDS!
u FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT
IN CALIFORNIA
Finest level farming lands
Rich black soil. ready to pillow.
Large fine valley; railroad thrOughi it.
water bitches now building
Mid climate. free fuel cheap lumber.
NorS at good wages there
Land can be taken without residence.
Send DC stamp for fun Information to r. w.
LAKE, Flood building, San Francisco. Cal. apl4 u
('ALIFoRNIA EXCHANGE BUREAU, 4sl
" Ninth st Oakland. exchange all kinds OF prop
erty; send for Catalogue. GREEN. CULLOM q
co. my11 IN
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C.40O DAIRY PRODUCE AND BAKERY
- HUI. IivingrOoms. All Fourth ST. jY . SIS

CALOON FOR SALE CHEAP; BETWEEN now
- ard and Market: reDt cheap: business and Ioca-
tlon good. Apply Cali Branch Once iylB 7U%
The morning call., 1892-07-16

CPLENDID BUSINESS OPPORT NIFTY:
- agency for daily paper ia large interior town:
wiz net from SllO 70 $50 PER month: reasonable
figure to experienced man. Apply Z. H.. this
~e-r
The morning call., 1892-07-16

4 FULL ACRE: CHANCE or LIFETIME:
~ bargain price Gait quick on RUSSELL 81
PRoSSER. Twenty third-ave station, East OAK
iaad iyl2 I'm
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ASTUoLOGY.
NINE. MUCIER, THE WONDERFUL. CLAIR
w voYant in life-reading has no equal. fee 25c
aud SOC. 632Is Howard ST.. basement jyl5 Ste
NINE. MoREAU, 10 FOURTH ST, FORTUNE
WI teller; clairyoyant; life reader; fee Use jl5 sts
AaRS. l. EHRHORN. CLAIRyoYANT, 20 rHIR-
W teenth 81 fee soc TO 81. jyl4 3ts
At ADAM KNIGHT HAS REMOVED FROM ll2s
W Pihe to 300ba Turk. leI6u
M RS. WILSON TELLS PAST. FUTURE. PRES
LfI ent; ladies SOC. gents 81 l0S Eighth. my 3m
NJ ME. DIR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REyEALER
Au by eggs and cards. tells entire lfe past pres
emit future; consultations all affairs, nothing ex-
cepted name given. valuable advice and sure help;
restores lost love by sympathy: mistake impossible:
diseases cured; lee 81; letter 81 80 Kearny l3 iy
NINE EXODUS, CLAIRvoYANT HAS RE-
Asi moved 10 Ia Turk ST. Room 3: fee Soc o2i
sFlEIEU = LISM.
" MRS. Bkf Ant, 10 Turk st. jlb ct
YOU SHOULD CONSULT INDIA's FAR-FAMED
seeress. the Gypsy Queen. B25 Geary ny2s BIN
NJ RS. j. J. WHITNEY. CLAIRvoYAST TEST
IVA medium and life Reader. Els Stockton. APPS tf
The morning call., 1892-07-16

GOOS RESTAURANT N FIRST-CLASS LO-
- OZO. cation: doing elegant business; SELL
lHg account o; disagreeabe partnership. III.
LkSS Fourth ST.
The morning call., 1892-07-16

C.EtS0 SMALL MANUFACTURGNG BUSI
- Nv ness. easily learned: very heap: owner
has other Interests. Address Owner box 14l. Call
Branch once jyI6 3ts
The morning call., 1892-07-16

CHEAP ROUTE o. NORSING PAPER: GOOD
\ investment Tor man Of small capital; also even
ing romLe. Annly Z. Il. this nnCe. iy Is q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-25

There are many who do not know tho
real difference between Louis XIV and a
Louis XVI scheme Of decoration. The
,hairs, mirrors and screens OF the Louis
XIV period were faneiful and elaborate in
heir shape. with many curves and much
croilwork ia their framing. a delicacy OF
mtIine and q daintiress OF decoration.
The Louis XVI Is more substantial and Sc
rers in construction The following curves
give place to serious bands and substantial
mpport: the brocads is richer and deeper
IN coloring and lea fanciful in design.
IL Is said that furniture bought abroad
will not stand the effects OF an American
,linate. and good dealer will not guar
snsee the lasting qualities Of European
ware. The dampness and fozs over there
swell The wood. while here the dry air con-
tracts. causing IL TO brssk and crack very
easily Some exquisite specimens OF old
European art. however, are to be seen in
he homes OF wealthy New Workers.
Many OF the newest sofa cushions ara
made OF besatifuI brocsdes with the pat
tern EN- Sr,s;deret in silks. chenille and gold
thresd Sorse exquisite designs are worked
ia tapestry stitch. snd others In tent stitch
on a wRterel gold or silver ground. The
stitches ara worked on canvas. laid 90 the
satered material. which Is drawn away
sftervxa-d Some have panels OF silk, or
sven lace on siix. carried diagenally be-
tween embroidery Basket stitch as .
grounding kas been hrUught out q late.
snsi very lsnze cushions are the fAshioa.
The old fashioned bookcase or secretary
~ish sqaare or dismcaa cut door panes,
when rabbesi and rcvarpishei. makes
sonderful receptacle for silver and china.
ree SNAIL drawers usually found beneath
tcsid Save new handles % brass. sad
ming uass ~ soft cotton flannel laid
eithia kees the tea ciotas. en- sroidered
sassns. tss,lies ARD uaaer mats il fresh
- = and reasl aess aerc
One of tie Bsvsisies, seen - Jet only In
ke shnps y the swinging, craneilke rid
= ~ pat "a docz frames. and from whi,ss
6e portisre ia suspended instead Of BE-
"a fastened 10 The frame. These come in
rhise. vita brass rings and srimming>--
Decorator znG FS1rnisber
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-25

Every person ~hc u opposed 10 Free TRACE
e'a-ery and fsvors American Industrial IBde-
rendence secured through The peliey OF FRO
lection. shoaId read the documents rsblshes
By tire Americas Protective Tsria League. AZ
pstrsossc ea,szes 10 Is year dasy to place these
document. In the hand. ef pour friends. They
ere interesting ard instructive. ami embrace
discussions cf al rAascs of shs Tariff esestion-
The Ieasre PARISHES over % di6ssert eocu-
nents. eonprislns ressiy &C pascs 81 plainly
printed. esrefssy edited and relisbse fsforns-
fsoa. Anoaz TIE sushoss Of these eseunsuss
ar,. ueu. Jane. G. blame. wa xcxsriey. gr.
tssvefne- e oh8ef S-a4f9~ = v. Culion. ~ IT,
e.. sssasfr p sSgssss fs q Co. &c.,
Frye. - Mare Senate ssef 81 ~srfh T,sscss,
SeSssz ". ,.isrica. ef Rssss f.'sns; Hcs.
IAeFnss 4 I,a,,ssy, Z Sew ssrssY gagr a1tett
tn tcrsrac.iar- =. II +. y ess Hos 4.
Hsrtsssrn. IL Ne~ , gfks csnfs~ssasn Doslver,
81 Icrs; 1T fsoes De- i IA 70. =
f. b ss 81 ~ ~ VT n s = e. = hs s.ss.
: ~ "a ~r~f'r4. ri osss. 5tsIf r . a.rssrssr'
~ " Hss CO q f. H. g. & 49, ss..
Eass<v II T>noessee
Tsss sa~pssfe So - seesss~rss 80 ~ srrs
r. .n- szare~s. PRS r-sa. FER fsur esr csass
szsrss.. wfs-r y wssssnsn. s~~s, No. q
wer T~ests 7 alss ssrce- nee fork
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-25

orasr yoar woas q E.A. LIam.Itoa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-25


yoat white saad flnish. 1t will be no
iced that the staircase u inclosed by par
Hrioos. 30 a. to give all possible available
pace to the front room. BY keeping the
aairs well hack from the front door large
Jestibule il obtained. which win serve a.
mall sitting ROOM II Is ahut Oh from the
Darlor by curtains, which also give pretty
5ppearance to the Yoona.
The outside Of the building Is painted in
wo coats. the body light bud color and
Me trimmings white. with sash and mold
ngs . dark green. II the lawn Is well
sarsd for and few flower beds planted it
nil improve the geasral appearance of the
whole. notwithstanding the fact that the
Souse il small. it Is none the less home
shich any man In humble circumstances
night feel proud to own. IL can be built
~ shown for $50. The plumbing and fix-
lures for bathroom could be included for
y, 600 ID. w. KING.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-25

and - provided
with a range, gal
vanized iron boiler
for hot water and
u cast iron sink
com plete. The
waste from the
kitchen sink pass
- through . 3
inch iron drain
pipe six feet be-
yond the outside
walls, and In avitr
riasd earthen pipe
from thence.
The walls and
ceilings inside are
plsstered IN two
coats, the first
coat Of brown NOR
tar and the second
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-25

whslr.sle AL Retail psssers pssnnsrs
Saephrs
Azesss tat tHe iioa1l - Ifstsnfaeee,1s 81 sfsr
Hester fnfs heater vii heat ree ta3sH& u
water esr mfaafs te 10 t~x tskinx tss sxtef
~ 81 d%4. teEsfl sitfE fess taxa 4e.s eeafs
esffH - cas- foT isfEe fsEh assoRsax fs< arsr.
al 4ze 81 feo eef ~ xe~f
- FHssa STREET. aest 81 Aoaree
Ieie1naEe IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-25

MRS. cRAHAsS'S
Cucumber Y!
Elder Flower
Cream
Is not . cosmetic in the ssass in which that
term Is fop1laFiy used. tar permanently beau
tines. II creates = soft. smooth Clear. vesFety
Skin s1d by daily Use gradually makes the
empiexioa several shades whltsr- IL u =
ana wind ana prevents sra burns saa hse<lcs.
sad black heads vii never come while ye9 use
IL. IL eleanses the face f4T better fhan seso
and water. noaftsAes ana builds up tEs sksa
tissues aaa thEs Preysats the formAtish Q!
wrsnFiss. It gives the ffsslasss, eleArnsss ane
snoofAness OF skin that Ecu aAd when girl
Every lazy. young or oid ought 10 US u -
10 gives more yosratal appearance 70 any
LADY and that permanently IL eentAins no
acid. powder or ak eli. aad II As harmless ts
dew and A. nourlsbttg To the skin as dew - 10
the flower. Price 81. - all druggists ana hAiF
dressers. or AZ Nrs. GeryaIse GrahAm's esssb-
iishment. ies Pos. street. San francisco, where
she treats ladies' Ter oil blemishes Of the lace
or fgure. laeses - . distance treated %
letter: send STAINS Tor her little book. "how
SAMPLE sOxTLE mailed sree to any lady
on receipt Of e cents In Stamps to pay f0r post
age and PACKING. Lazy Axeats wanted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-25

cept the neweis. rails and balusters Of
stairs. which are OF dry maple. stained and
varuished two coats with white coach var
nish. A neat mantel OF pine Is built for
the parlor, and Is lifted with slate facings
and hearth. with an open CRATE for burn
ing coal. an&irons aud feu&ier complete
The pantry and storeroom are fitted up
with shelves and drawers for cutlery in
Inc usual way.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-25

The ftAsahinG tum-
Der Of the exterior
Is Of white pine.
There - . cellar
Rnder the whole
house. GO In the
clear. The walls
are Of stone or
brick laid mp In
cement to the
grade line. and IN
time mortar above
gr oun ID The
building timber
and lumber. with
the exception OF
The finishing lun-
Der. y of hemloek.
The floors are OF
spruce. az are the
doors and window
frames. and AL in
aide woo>tvgork.ex-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-25

Sat what H obs Ssrssnsr Ia does,
nat makes !: sell, sal hss givs a & such
frni snd lsstre hoid uDon the con.
idence OF The peopie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-25

For dsnner psli Ard general fsrs.Iy
rstnsrsie We confidently recommend
Hoos Fails
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-25

Three round ears yellow table
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