davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-20
EospitaI Visitors.

Then there are the visitors to the hos
Ditai:
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-20

and Mrs. Dana left on the evening train
for the East and will be absent three or
four weeks ~ 49,
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-20
ASTRAKnAN FUR CAPES
AT 5000.

The shapes are the latest and best.
The furrer's priceis $500. Our price
is 5000. =.
No wonder we sell Furs, and lots of
them. The ratio is nearly the same all
through We wW sell you Russian
Sable Cape, Seaiskin Co at or Astrakhan
Fur Coat just as cheap IN proportion.
There is q craze in the East about
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-07
uutere Staotwabl.
Uas au ralii@e@ az It M
mirb aasmein 8 Ell obt.

Die Staatmabl am Dierttas ~uerliet
a,sSersewobnli@ rubis. DieiesI lit mobl
benz umtanoe su5ui@reiben, bab bic Mbz
thinning na@, benz auitralq@en @ablz
ipltem ~itattfaub. Die Gtimm9abe in
ben peri6ieoenen Wares uar lebr lei6t,
benz BON ben 922 resiltrirten Stimmen
iinb inn @anaen nur Cos a~bseseben
morien. l1eher 100 Stinraen mur=
ben ni9t 9eaablt, neil Die Stimmz
;ettel unri@tia ausseteQt maren. Der
ei9entli@e &f orebte ii@ nnr
nm bic @a9l Der Staetrdtbe bel mel=
4em bic pom ben 0eH1atraten auf9e=
aeQten &anbi6aten &ubolpbi unb Ste,n=
bdnier nit elmer Stimnxnmebrbeit uoa
40 reip. As ais Sieser berpOrsinseu.
Bm. Trant miro feline @teue ais Mlorz
mann fernerbin uerieben~
Das @elultat Der @abl 1T wte folst:
Mapnr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-07
Milfprb ben 3. Npril 1892

Wtltorb Den 8. Nprll 1897.
@peeialueriammluns bes TarmercG Clubs.
gei9loien muroe, bab mir 6en ani@lub
al sic goltspartei fir gut beiben, uni gum
@eliuseu Der in ct. Qouis aufseieuteu
.@runbidse infer M0sli9ites beitrasen.
Sn 9e5us auf bic platiorm ber Staatsz
auians, nnb 3,par Artitel II .berielben, wur6e
bei6loien babiu 81 wirtea, bab berielbe uon
Der Ylatiorm 9etriden wirb. b..
8ei6lofen, baB Der graiibenu bas Re9t
bat bic 6a0e 3u perrenten, oab aber tein Dtit=
slteb BET aQiaus iremoe Gaueuie Wsrmablen)
belu9en ioQ. ,... @. nt .,. =,
als Delesaten fir bic County Convention
iins er,uablt: Grnit &oQoff, Anbreas 8eder
unb $. 8. Stunt.
Ole na6ite 8eriammlus oes Tarmercllb 1T
am Is. Wat. s. 6. Stunt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-07
(Gorreiponsenaen.)

(Sorrelponsen3eH.)
2afapette 9prtt 4. 1892.
Ser Sobn 8eQner liest i@mer ertrantt
baruieber. Dr. @1o@ bat i'm III 8ebanb=
lung.
sos. Bilb weilte Sreitas unb Samitas lit
@eldafte balber III 5anoerloa uno ct. peter.
sos. Stabld bat cit, trautes gferb. Or.
8ebnte, Q. g., bat es 1T Sebanolung.
2pie Die Saat 10 bic grnte, beibt bas
Sprii@lein. @enm bas ,%eintrifit, ma, ba1n
9lbeu Tarmeret! $50 ,pirb a1o9 10 man9er
Bauer in Ored liseu bleiben?
Der Sturm pom Oouneritas loQ III 8et=
MENTION meDrere N%eubauten, mel@e nod ni9t
.aussebaut maren bei6asist baben. 9ier bats
aud wieber ei,tise @iuomiiblen setoiet leioer
nur 10 fleine @etterfabnen. %. s.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-07
Sturmpern6erun A.

pie neuliden Sturmi&aben baben seseist. bab gerz
boes seraSe 10 notbwenbis lit, ols sesen Teuer unb Blis>
i4aSen. unb Id made bebbalb baraui aufmertiam, bas
td Bolicen tn ben 3uperlditsten geielidaften sl 10 BILL
Wtentanb bic serinse Aussabe ideuet ioute.
% IN. 9faenber.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-07
Tran, 8ebnle besat f@ beute in
@ei9dften nod Dinsna.

Trant Bebnle besat ii@ beute in
@ei@diten mad Dinsna.
Infer pioneer sattler Nusuit
Guenie IdBt ieinen 2aben renopiren.
Sos. S9nobri@ bat Bic Mefbens
BON 9eonbaro 0aeberle setaaft.
0er Gu:ner,Sslinssperein ieiert
am "a ;. ". fem 20. Stiitunssieit.
Ssrr .. ~. 0lien it mad Gbi.
cage ~uerreiit.
gbas. Siluerion bat ii1 auf cine
lansere Sci daftsreiie beseben.
Greo &loBner taufte AM Dienitas
bic Bobnuns BON 9errn Peter 9erian
fir $llOO.
- Der MsSnner9or bat auf Samit tag
gbenb ..eine MISUNDERSTANDING in Der
Eurnbale %arransirt.
Ne. N&uuen pertaufte feline @eiis
beng an Der Nimneiota : StrabeI fur
$4,000 an 80. u. Bingham.
- Sonntas slbenb fanb cine bo3it
sematbli9e MbeneunterbaltunS tn Der
TurnbaQe itatt.
BrofeKor $. 6. 9eb pom ben
0fientli9en S9ulen Sleepp Gpes mar
9eitern in Der Stabt.
Suso &ebfelb bat an ber Sadion
Strase in ct. paul Elm @isarren9es
idaft erSffnet.
= @er auf bic 9aieniasb seben min
brau9t nur IN bic Yioniers Mpotbete gu
treten, bort sibt IS 9aien in Mense.
- 1o7 1T bic 9ausnummer bes
neuen Stabtpaters Steinbduier. lO7
lit AUDI bic j3abl Der Stimmen bic er
erbielt.
- @i9ter Webber meinte am Diem.
flag. >aB has auitralii@e W~ablipitem
ni@t perfeblen miiroe, gang beoeutenSe
&eformen in Ser YoIitit gu i@afen.
- Cine Betition uurbe letten Jreiz
tag ben Gountp>g ommi1aren unterbrei>
tet I'm, cine Bride smii@en Settisn 10
unb 20 in Conn Start lber ben Got=
tsnwoos TluB gu bauen.
8rtef.R atten.
u. Mf. in @slben @ate. Gin bier
Ginsemanberter, Der 5 Sabre in Der
Ser. Staaten Nrnee sebient bat brau9t
feline erften Papiere n;9t gu l6ien.
IfuB aber bic s~uueiten l0ien I'M uo4be>
re@tister Birser 81 iein.
49, 9lm Mittms@ Nbeno 499 l1br itarb
in Conn Gottonmsoe int Glitter pon 95
unS 3 Monaten Trau Marta
Mutter BON 6rtt Sante baielbft.
8erftorbene 1purbe in Muntbof,
M%edlenburs : S9werin, 9eboren uno
fam 1853 NIT ibrem @emabl, Germ
Sabnte, na@ Nmerita. @te
lieBen ii@ 3uerit in Blue Sslano, Su.,
nieoer unb tamen 1857 mad bieii9er
@esenb. Sole 8eritorbene mar nod
bis por einiser j3ett @obl 81 mcgee, bod
lire &rdfte allmdblis na9 unb iie
enti9lummerte ianft. Mm Samitas
wur6e iie auf benz @ottog~oo6 6rieobof
CUR lesten &ube beitattet. Cine 9roBe
Mn5abl ~2eiotraseneer besleiteten iie CUR
&ubeitatte. T.. .
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-07
Nteori8e Staten na@ Sol
Sprtn9S ART.

@m7. unb 6. Npril mirb bic Gbica9s &
Nortbtpelter9 8abu Grcusliors= Gtdets mad
Sot Springs, Art. uno jurit sur balben
State uertaufen. Gin Sabr9eIo fur bin nno
suriid. Stfcts 1inb bis ;lm 9. Wfat gut.
Sir Iidets unn rabere eSnformatton menbe
man ii6 at o~ieasenten Der 9bicaso &gfortbz
meitero Sabn.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1892-03-11
A PHlLoScrHicAl TRAMP.


Ne Loved TO Draw Inspiration Prom Great
Minds
He entered the boolistorc--a ragged,
ill-smelling. unclean tramp; but he
spoke la a manner 50 gentle aud refined
that the clerk who was about 10 hustle
him out listened to his request
III you've no objection" said ths
tramp, II should like 10 glance for one
moment at 'lioswell's Life Of John
SOM" and when the book had been
handed to him hc carefully wiped his
fingers on the inside of his coat. turned
the pages until he found what he want
ed. closed the volume aud looked at the
clerk with gratihed smile.
johnson was one Of the greatest
minds the world ever l;ucw," he said.
II get inspiration from him-I go TO
him when | am Ia doubt-and like a
benedction his words soothe and COM
fort me-"
"What were you looking for this
time?" asked the clerk.
"a passing pedestrian accommodated
me with loan OF ten cents, just now"
replied the tramp; aud II occurred 10
me that should like 10 look once moro
upon that sentence of Johuson's: There
IL nothing which has yet been contrived
by men by which SO much happiness is
produced as by good tavern am
Obliged TO you for the use Of the book.
sir. Good-day."
And with the gratied smile stillrest-
ing on his features, he shuffled out TO
the sidewalk and became swallowed up
in the crowd.-Puck.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1892-03-11

Stamp Fiend-Gimme stamp, and be
quick about IT,
Drug Clerk-We do not give stamps
away, sir
Stamp Fiend--Well sell me one then,
you crank.
Drug Clerk-That is also very inn
proper form to use in securing the do
sired article.
Stamp Fiend-My dear sir will you
please kindly obligc me by conferring
upon me the favor Of acting in the ca
pacity of post Office clerk to the extent
of exchanging with me Il two-cent
United States postage stamp for its
value In coin OF the same nation, for
which lasting obligation | tender you
my thanks in advance. Now shake
'em up and get that stamp or I'll put =
head ON you --Phnrm aceutical Era"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1892-03-11
EQUAL re L. oseAsloN.

A widow Who Nrs "a ..inr.ii ID by
There is one p ,iur " at,hit the
gentier sex Nhi.A yar, d il the
streets and ON lhe ears 10 IS. q e'at an
noyance OF lts v,cthns
It's the way woncn have 81 staring
at each other, at th~ir ciu.h'-s, tn
hair. their figures etc. nll with a
cold aud fshy glare tina, IS eAs edingly
disconeerting to the - ares young
and good looking wOuan wiii enter a
street car, feeling pretty well satisfied
rs to her personal gct.np She wears u
self.satisiled. calm air. 'u al instant
every other woman Ia tha. ear Is gaz-
ing at her with that calculating, won
der-how- much.she- -paid-for.hfr' bonnet
expression And thy continue TO
stare, while the object of the!r scrutiny
grows self.conseious, red and uucom-
Portable. She wonders tlf she's not
used 70 this star,ngl what in the world
can be the matter Has she got smut
on her noseP Is one check rcdder than
the other? Is her hat on crooked? Then
turning her attention tn the masculine
passengers she sees that they are not
regarding her as IL she were freak,
and she comes 70 the conclusion finally
that It's only one Of the numerous ways
that her sisters have Tor making each
other uncomfortable.
A little widow, pretty and demure-
looking, boarded a street car the other
evening and was immediately eyed
from head to foot In the usual manner
by the women seated opposite She
endured their stares for blocks, then
she deliberately took the long Grape
veil hanging from her little bonnet
down her back, and, wrapping It's fune-
real folds around her face, peeped out
over the top OF 1t and said in clear
tones 10 the two starcrs opposite: LA
dies, wheneveryou see a good thing be
sure 10 take IL all in"
They removed their stares Chicago
NAWa
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1892-03-11
FOR SALE nv
Ny BIRTHDAY.

.ot m moment Father Time,
Delay our jourueying
And listen, while "a tender rhyme,
In praise OF tGrC, sing
Tong hast thou been friend t1 me,
A wise, true loving friend
And such thoult be unchangeabiy,
know unto the rnd
Beneath the stars, beneath The sun,
In clear or clOudy weather,
Contentedly we've Jouncycd on
Toward the goal tCgatlcr
Through flOwcry nclds, where summer smiles,
Our pleasant paths havc LED,
Through many miles Of dlrl dgfiles,
Aud cities Of the dead;
And thou hast smiled when J have smiled,
And wept when J have wCpt
As mothers watch tired child,
Hast watched me while | slept;
Hast ncryed my band with strength TO hght
My deaal3gst toO-jcsplir
Hast hllcd 81 ith iirht my darkest night,
My soul with song and prayer
How much have 10 thank thee fort
Wife, children hosts 81 friends
Loves treasury is all 'oo poor
To make lice fl'l 0a!,n's
Hut secl the st'ys rcgia Co b'ooil,
The Golden G. l'H's in a'g'it-
Thy stan r. .mC, agl ai tlc tomb
bid me a lust good 1ight"
Charles W. Huoaer, i1 Atlanta Constitution
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1892-03-11

In Utica brewery the iron nozzle
OF a hose used in steaming out barrels
was accidentally dropped into a keg,
and the keg was filed with beer Some
time afterwafd customer reported
that he had received one keg Of iron
bitters with his last load Of beer, which
gave his patrons such appetltes that
three men and a boy couldn't keep the
free lunch counter stocked.
--Solicitous Spouse What males
you look so worried lately9 You're
not like yourself?' Great Lawyer
"Well, I'm having considerable trouble
down town" spouse-"Now you must
tell me all about it," Lawyer-"Well,
you see, ! want TO keep the office open
till Ave, and the Office boy wants to
close II at four, and We can't seem TO
arrange matters"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1892-03-11
OLD BINK."
The Story Of the Man Who Made
Sheridan.


In an unmarked grave at tn e base of
n great lone rock, within Visions range
of Pixies peak he buried the remains
Of the man who gave Gen. Phil Sheri-
dan 10 America aud to history.
The facts contained in this narrative
may sound like romance. They
have never until now appeared in
print, although known to hundreds Of
persons both in ohoIand Colorado The
peculiar circumstances by which be-
came possessed Of the strange story
and my connection with it have rom
dered my task delicate one, although
for several years have been constant
ly solicited 10 make them public
Death having removed the two leading
figures of the drama have at last con-
sented TO relate the various details of
"A pathetic history as they came within
my personal knowledge during period
OF fifteen years. Tho facts contained
In the story can be verified by hundreds
of citizens of Colorado. They reveal a
strange blending of drama pnd tragedy,
and cast no diseredt upon the memory
of one of the great military figures of
the civil war.
first met George Binckley in 1874 In
an embryo mining camp perched high
upon the PERCEPTIONS slopes of the
Sierras San Juan, in southwestern Col
orado. How he got into camp no one
knew, aud no one inquired The
search for gold was then too keen to
permit of idle curiosity concerning
your neighbor He must have climbed
the long, toilsome and zigzag burro
trail leading from Del Norte TO Sum
mityille on foot, for he was wan and
weak from hunger and fatigue when he
| appeared at our camp fire one night
and begged for something ito eat He
presented an uncanny picture, set in
uncanny surroundings Tall and gaunt,
/ he stood before us as ghost,
while an unlSempt mass of whitened
hair fell down over his stoop-
| ing shoulders, mingling with beard
/ that fell almost TO his waist
leaving visible only a little circle OF
his face. From underneath his shaggy
eyebrows his eyes CLEANED like two
/ great embers Of a once living and con-
/ suming fire. His clothes were in tat
ters, and his limbs trembled with nery-
BUSINESS and fatigue, but his voice had
a deep, mellow ring that despite an un
dercrrrent Of pain and weariness boz
spoke the training of its once-powerful
owner
'T'm old Blink, and I'm hungry" was
his laconic salutation rs he drew up
before the camp fire and calmly SUR
yeyed the half dozen rough miners who
sat about the hla-- ng their
pipc- voice OF
$: !: 9: !:
.e%vAMnds get DC. DC,
,sssfsstcalfe's Picket felhhss
ssf gardens Iy. M
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1892-03-11
You

will never regret sending three 2.cont
stamps to pay postage TO A. =. Ord
way 4 Co Boston, Mass, for copy
OF DR.. Kauifman's great Medical
Work; 100 pages, colored illustrations;
OF great value to every family.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1892-03-11
hudInlal Acumen In Jersey.

Primus-fIaye they found the scoun.
drel who clubbed Marshall TO death in
Blank square, in Jersey CityP
secundus--No. All the park police
men were arrested on suspicion.
Primus- Did they satisfy the justiss
as TO their good character?
Secundus- Yes und the entire fosss
proved an alibL Lille.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1892-03-11
RAx. Mm. holIinshed.

Pastor Of the Presby ierian church OF
Sparta, n. j., Voluntarily wrii' g
strongly in favor Of Hoods Sara
parilia, He rays: nothing ] know
OF will cleanse the blood, stimulate the
liver or clean the stomach like this
,Ee,nsdy. know Of - rs and scores
9who have bsen helped VI cured 10y IT.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1892-03-11

"A Hairbreadth Escape. -"What Is
the matter, Missis Golden? You look
like you had seen ghost" "Ah. Mrs.
Covenhayen, ! was nearly killed just
now" "How didit happen, Mlssis Col
den2" "Aiissis Fleury, who lived in
number twinty'sigen has been run over
by an electric ear live IN uumber
twinty'siS, suppose II had been mel"-
Pharmaceutical Era
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1892-03-11
Ahsnintelr Accurate.

When Lord Aberdeen was dying u
party OF gentlemen were travelling up
10 town in the train. Among them was
Deiane, OF the London Times, who
took pNnted slip out of his pocket
and read portions Of 1t IL was the
obituary notice. All criticised II and
found various faults. One said II did
not deal fairly with him. "All / can
say is, said the editor, shat he has
seen 1t himself lf"-Gentleman's Maga-
zinc.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1892-03-11

The highest praise has been won
by Hoods Pills for easy yet efficient,
action
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1892-03-11

Il is said that people in Philadel-
phia lose social caste IL they buy but
ter ut less than 70 cents pound,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-07
$1,000

wiz buy nice large Groom house. only four
short blocks from the head Of Monroe street.
on one Of the finest streets In the city; asph-
alt pavement. east front. nice large shade
trees: house has modern Improvements. such
furnace. two nice CRATES and nantes. gas.
large bath room. hot and cold water. water
closets. etc. Barn nicelv arranged for .hor-
locations In the city. The lot Is worth what
we ask for the property. II you are able TO
put this amount into a home. don't let this
chance 20 BY for you will not get another like
10 Party wants 30 sell 1T once For further
particulars enquire OF j. u. Alexander. rs
Lyon street: phone 9e7-
FOR Sale. 2 nice vacant tots on James street.
between Cherry street and Wealthy avenue;
50 feet front. Also IL fne lots on Warner ave-
nue.. near Cherry street. These lots can be
bought on easy terms Enquire of J. g. Alex
ander. IS Lyon street; phone ss7.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-07

Nng@ hs.se. Toar baggage is All right. hut
have yoa sos a snppy u uoStester's stomach
Eifters Aat 7 en veu have made . sad
Tntssion. an4 q gsu are trounied With stsm
scne aasinss 81 raufe-U yea are sea SEX NJ
aesr So - aadss'. va viii have deserved
saar fstr. How aresalaliy the waves or the
irsrrux 81 the engias or srrsv shakes you ap !
Nev there Is mate bar swfal call g. the
shsp side. No~. fya hsd the Rts-rs along
etfn yoH ~ veuda't happea Trsvelers
sad tourists. take eur sdvic-. and nsfare you
start On yoaS saesuaxor eceaa voyage. ysur
ccs<svfse trio or inisna oatiaE. obtain the
btgtess snd tRst feFtify yearsetves sxal ast
sesnseA difficulties msisriA dyspepsia. and
Eifr fleets sf exposure In re,tsa westH-r or
tst 4irf Or ~zter. fz<c a.. pso. Ter sllloas-
B~ss kfan~v fro1bie tfd rheamstism.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-07
Ruld.nz Materials.

Wire nails. 500 rates; steel cut. si.oo rates:
rlas>- lo-lns oUidlu< paper. 500 Per roll
water xroof. si-f0 per roll
Lun0ef-SrtSii piccc stu1-N0. he;ulocx.
40 90 and incud % 10 fret lengths. slt. add
y per LOO feet tor svefg additional ieet; y ..
hemIOck. up 20 aud Including 10 feet. -:
every additional icet siuo; Ne l pine. 81
per Ice feet, add 81 every additional feet
oSef - fleets No. door. NJ white 3 NJ. Sd No
2 rooring white pine slc; No. flooring white
So. No. ceiling :, Bis, No. eetlsnz <. 81
No. Getting = SIS. No. / sidins I. SO; No. ?
sd AZ 8 Slt, Ne. q. sidin<. SO. No. q.
t>riaF-So. 1 common boards. SO; No. : com
non oosrfs. So; No. commoa bctr,ss. So,
IT,. hnlsa.nx so. ShIngies-Ssar. II inches
GEAR. 3 Der Thousand: sfar A star. 10 Inches
ciesr 3 - Der thousand NJ. Inches e EAR
butt = per t1outtaI sound butt. st-H per
thoussnds eat shi xeS. 81 per thtsa>Ant.
Lsts--N0 ! w4its ne. $40; No. white
3 o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-07

GOING TO DETROIT
Lv- CD R. - am re m 90 n oil % -
Ar Dbl III 90 am Is y, D N 10 IS pa % : n
RETURNING IKok BFf'Roff.
Nv. DEL. seam y * pm q lt pm Eli eopm
Ar. o II il - pm . - , M sle 80 pm - 70 IN
SAGINAW. ALMA ANDsT I0IfS
Lv. q ~ 20 ain IS pm Ar q n II 81 am 10 % m
LOWELL VIA LovSII a nssfsk0< = n
Lv. Grana kapids..... 20 "a 90 . "a g B n
Ar. from Lowell .....,-.l L g m s - . m 7ee a
THROUGH CAR SERVICE
Parior Cars oa all day trains between Grand
Rapids sad tetr.lt. Wagner Sieep~rx o.
night trains farior Car 20 Saginaw on nora
Ing train
.Every DAP. Other trains week davs euiv.
GEO. bHHASEN, Gen Pass y Ara
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-07

re srnusl msetfna ct TOE stsrsncts-rs ~
tae isrsrt hspids Hfis-n raapanI vi - 1efd
a. 80 efHee ~ tte eempent ga Inr&rsy, 3niy
q 80 ~ = D -. Ter fae <f~ctt9n g fireet
efe sd tae fess4effen u sien 8feer aasi -
Ass ssfally eesue s@lefe tne reefsa2.
Waxiss NJ 3asz.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-07

De sst ecnfuse tn famous sasa Of Ncsss
sta he D<sv worthless psiass pcwdera
er-ans and Aie>ches which are 3oct 20 ne
nsfS~t set the genuine ef waite \ WATTS.
y c-1is Per aoftirs and GssF>atee is sfii rs.
move ysnr ninrle-. fFerNie& 1fsch u eax&
eowpiexfen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-07

Fss over ktfss v@sr-
Ms. Nfsgo<1s sos~riss S.su~ hss reea ss~'
hsr ehtfag~o s~ethf1s. Et sssths the child
ssftens me xur-. siisss 81 pssf. elr-s Wat
feiic. szd Il ne c><f rsmeay Cor 1ssrrhoea
foFafv Eve r~uf@ hntfta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-07
EDISON & MEIGS.

fuouo AooN OVou1l-SS.s hCoW ID
Fire Insurance at lowest rates. Real Estate
In Michigan. California and Kansas for sale
or exchange. Houses and Lots for sale or
rent in different parts Of city. Money to loan
In small or large amounts. Brick block, 5
stories In Grand Rapids; rents for 10 per cent.
on investment Fine residence on Fountain.
west Of Bai clay. 5000. House and lot on
on hand for Investors.
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$4,000.

This amount will buy bran new six-room
house ready for occupancy; hall. parlor and
sitting room IN OAK. large rooms, good cellar;
situated on Buckeye street. 1nis Is a bargain
VIII make terms satisfactory 10 you, call and
see US Turner Carols. % New Houseman
building. lS5
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OIL Markets.

No change in OH markets. Quotations. ss
follows.
Water White. 1902. &c; headlight. 1902. T1sc;
water white. old test. l60o. sac. Eocene. loo
i-no &C.
ne0dsrizsd stove gasoline. Tto Tl4c-
Deoderlzec aapths. 80. Tc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-07

The nark-T ~as quiet yesterday. The de-
msn1 and supply we're ABOUT equal quota
Us as follows
PofAfors -54s73e apples our OF market; Gu
culBuers. Sc a4zs c4fger. lie; eggs. - &c
Dias4Dplss. sl-sGEZlos s0oseberfi-s. SO loe
sfrA<os rites. Ae4izzn. ID az cases. lce
slG ct05aSrs age crates. s.10s15.3o
. sad le 10 asparagus. 2essec doE; let
f4ce. 500 lbg BERN ida on oGs. oGt OF
market Onl0hA II ba. sLNi Obl So
Cal 0rHa oranges. ss-oosa-yo box 30. Michael
oranges. &D-aOese.l3; w4t-rMeioas. BE lemons.
30 aad sss. s6u0s A exander peaches &c d0z I.
Caiiforaia apricots &c foL, OK heart cherries.
&sc D. oiaektsPtar cherries. &c ioi bananas
f1csRf2-lD b1leh. lA0t cxed mcli0ln
beans Sis, ciaser ssd. medium. 10,
mammoth. So per 0u; timothy seed 81 5is
Loo. mil -. si.l59i-15i red SOP. T5ssocs haa-
gafian SLID.
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LAKE SHORE 4 MICHIGAN SOUTHERN

The Late shore via Cleveland In esune sios
quickest aud most direce route 10 yifssbups
A. J. Smith. O., 7. A., Clevessnd. OF
&. T. Rogers. City Pass Agent.
jaa. Campbell. Citv AIT. ~ Moaroeok
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-07

No particular change in the market yester-
dag. Beef - nrmer. Corrected quotations as
follows.
Eggs. i3c; butter. lac: potatoes. 25e; beans.
hand picked. sl.15sSi.50; honey. l6c; let
tace. &c, Elephant. 10; new onions fvc
dog; parsley. &c doz lunches, cucum
hers. soc; new ruraips. sc doz; beet greens.
DC bushsl; csboages. Tcc dog; green peas.
500 ou; oeets nc doz; strawberries. esioe'
currants. loo.
Grsla--w sst. sc; corr. SOC; oats. o5c; rye.
oSe barley. N-l0-
Flour ana Fsed--Liiy White. $50; Patent.
$50 PER est; bgekwnest -four. 500 per cwt,
corn neal 81 per ton; feed. sz2le3 per ton.
ui1dnpss. slf per ton: bran. $40 Per ton;
snins SIS ner toa screenings So per ton-
N00i-N Rshed. 3Des25c; unwashed. itelsc.
Hsy--tiovsr, si2 ton; timothy. st ton
Hsdes and fsliow-Green. 21195,sc; steers
ever ~ lbs. Sc; cured .5So57c; calf skins. green
s.: calf skins. cured. 631c; taliow. rough
lfrs rendered. &c: pslts. i0c@soc' sheariinss.
Htsio
Beef. s1eT54c; pork. 5i1ase; mutton. 7Ssc;
sDring lamb. cole: fowls. l0gl3c; spriul
chicken, lsss-2o; veal. 5ss5,ac; turkeys. l2Sitc
ducks l}3isc